The evening world. Newspaper, January 29, 1920, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1920. : Finals sede 3. P. Morgan, the Board of Tat 4 |MRS. FITZSIMONS dollars & year. The school was sta:t- | Sin Du Recker ta @ nember © JURY BOX FILED J. F. Rinn, Enemy of Ps sycl tic Fak , REVOLT AGAINST ABANDONS NEWPORT | $1.10 p) nant the otter at ne 2a ansistants to tall what th | eat One Trick of ‘Medium the purpose of his calling Mr. M: te ek 4 " , ” : if aE With on Inde i : Sutherld ‘ on of Gambare of his firm wad to. ars IN THE ASSEMBLY Burty in Maret vy the sociaist’ The Life of a Spring what the company recetved as its rosbludon claesoterined the declaras { 1 its hidd lities ae Gs Tenmsoheeaya uss tar bert bony tion of war by the United States an | epends on its hidden qualitiess he | [ia "orime againat the people of the| Bed springs look much alike ae ot tus 94 the subway ecaalae, “ pga — | (Continued From First Page.) | | Yatted Btntes and against the na-! from the att Remove the t ; oe | nd uledaon | coveri nd th value, Headed censoring cats tacontar | Members of the Pane! Ques: slovid a pra GAL Te dinwulks vines | The party ‘pledged iwet¢ to oppose | Covering to find the real value information. tioned as to Dealings With ter selected by counsel in parts of the issuance of war taxcs Mr. Loudoun testified that an in- H { the State not furnished with news bh a ats he a training. . q@uiry of the Manbattan Railway enry Fore } the Metropolitan press, such employ- the 1917 convention Which Rdopted ‘a Company's recorts show that the, — ment should not be @ matter of pri- resolution removing from the constitu- tion of the party 4 clause prohibiting sabotage. The Witness said he would| produce a copy of the clause which was nullified by the convention. Mr. Box Springs Stedman explained that the reason t Generel Education Board owns 20.214) GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Jan 19 — shares, the John D. Rockefeller! tentative jury was completed to- Foundation 10,000 shares, the Rocke- * feller foetitute 6,356 shares and the UWalversity of Chicago 5,400 shares '! Newberry and 184 others charged Other large holders of Manhattan Wit! fraud in the 1918 election Railway stock, according to the Sti Public Service Commission records of pa, 4 1913, were the Bessemer Invext- tment Company, 6600 shares; Home Tgpuranee Company, 5,000 shares; Challenge stage, the first of which Equitable Life Insurance Com- | Wt! % be filed here to-day, vacy. rman Martin sald he bud nec knowled, |agent In behalf of the committee. Te promised to make inquiries about the activities of a man whose name was Assemblyman Blooh of the activities of a pres: day in the trial of Senator Truman ne aeteniale Diggs clause was eliminated was because the! are used in the best hotels, hos I. W. W. element in the party, whlch) pitals, clubs and homes—wher- advocated sabotage, had been’ drive i ae ee "| ever comfort and durability are Judge Sutherland then read the So-, taken into consideration. The clalist party platform adepted by the! van * national convention in April, 1917 name Hall protects you meee FRANK A. HALL NS NEW DEMAND | BY SIMS. | Bedding aiacun ree ting With eight men who had heen wt for cause yesterday the « ° work Repubiican State Com mittee Iso for up-State Repub progressed rapidly to the peremptory In his statement to the committee | Alton B, Parker Takes Bishops ana | “If this Publicity Committee con- County Waterford, six miles east is for 90 yeare 7, 3,900 shares; Rhode Isiand | Bight Aa ae pare Wes e SU6e Assemblyman Bloch said Waits nevi ewent Sa ay 25 West 45th St., New York City Hogpital Trust Company, 2,150 bee the i Fob haseratl before “Tt haa been called to my attention at Bewtaniig of War A shares; Mercantile Trust Company, |)! ish Spee ces re ee that ‘there is a publicity committes WASHINGTON, Jan ae Adi ‘actory, | HING , Jan, 2%—Rear Ad+ 2,000 shares, and the Contipenta!l In- | ie Cae Wd vejecied Were Sha |for the trial of the five Socialist niral Sims to-day wrote the Senate apante Company. tenged for cause when they swore mamibers, ‘This committee is issuing ra Naval Committee asking that Gecretary LA GUARDIA WANTS TO KNOW ria formed onnions, 4 statement to the press giving only MRS, PAUL FITZSIMONS. Daniels be asked to submit a detailed | In AD.1826 ‘ | WHO VOTED THE SHARES, itarrinon Merrill of Kalamazoo, a Jone side of the controversy and do- Oj4 Family Home at Chester, N. H.,| "ert rexanding the condition af the AWermanic President La Guardia) | tiny Pagar regen | ing eo dn a prediaposed and prejudiced Belle 4 ib) "Inavy when the United States entered N INET ‘ wanted to know who voted these) UU! has baby H : Now Legal Residence——Dis- —_| the war. Mr. Loudoun anid te had nor (CAmpaign, changed his plea of not | emacs ia Tlivetved S806, e Admiral also sugrested that the been able to learn «uilty to that of nolo contendare, |BLOCH CHARGES THAT PUBLIC pute Involved $800. [report show what preparations | were FOUR : coheed T. Murphy?” asked |2U0* Sessions accepted the ptea, It 18 MISLED. NEWPORT, Jan, 20—Newport ts|sion at that time toxether with their Scaevation Connect Sure, | ae th® tenth eto contendere Dive ‘in doing this they are misleading Ro longer the legal residence of Mra,/comdition and location, | Cars A O | entered niblio, e «ume time Paul Fitzsimons, who was Mrs. “Tl make it my business to learn,” i the public, and at th me ti { repited the witness | Attorneys hoped to be able to com- there ie a very serious thought In my Elsie French Vanderbilt. Through U. Ss. FLYERS, NOT HELD. —— 9 | The Manhattan Raitwayn Company | te the jury before the end of the mind that the publle may be influ- her attorneys she has filed an affi«| pney prot irr eek Heke |) @ concerned tn the Snancia) manipu- ‘“ rs ne ake ps len x aap teahs enced to the extent of (believing thut davit with the City Clerk and with Mexico To-Day, nents, e { lations of the Interborowgh because | Seren witnesses, aummoned iy ie : (iho udiciany Committee hus alrewty the tax assessors giving Chester] nROWNBVILLI, ‘Tex. Jan. 29— the elevated roads were leased to the | Government, were allowed to return MR RNIN ERPOSING SPR WRITING sufficient evidence before \t to report N. H., as her home, Her reason for) Lieuts, ©. F. Davis and G. FB i taterborough for a pertod of 999 ser 116 their homes to-day when It was Qvmoenvicem Aue UNBEMVe! fo the Houge that the five men be abandoning the scenes of her girlhood | American Army aviators, = to 3068. shown that they would not be needed 9 \inweated C5) Wee Lee) terete Ne) eed 20 Bare GIR | aro Masion Wroenel Weld ePeGnre Loudoun testified that troim 194 t0| yefors the eurly part of next week. Pesan W's Aa rs ‘ f “T believe It is the duty of this com- Dute over the principle of assess- | ang +19? there was a profit every year for! attorneys for the defense added | be ponte 36. BOGit ook PEibE. (oaay: Pots t he a ie mittee to ascertain who is or are the Ments involving Intangible property | They (Vr ay eh Ri ed to zs , the Manhattan Railway Company. | several new questions to the list o: Oliver Lodge, to produce proof of supernatural phe oink le shown person or persons calling themselves Worth $200,000. The tax rate of 40 announcement was made . at | Th sky li of M. ¢ Besinning with 1918 there was 4 | thowe put to prospective jurors. Kuch | here revealing @ trick commonly worked by “mediums.” While the the Committer on Publicity for the cents on $100 made the tax #800, Har-|Hrown to-day. | td ine an Peete of $171,710.75. In 1909 he | juror in naked if be deals Ie autor wbject thinks both the mediuin’s feet are on his, the mediam write ‘Trial of the Five Socialist Members, Porview may be retained as ner sum.’ IRISH ATTACK BARRACKS. | Aaitan, as seen from @) Tecords show a deficit of $4,102,711 biles or ever had any dealinia with | Supposed spiritual message with one foot. The trick is always per- ‘This committee does not need a press MEF home, us she ts assessed $3,097.50) Ce Weehawken in 1826, . “What was the profit from tle sub- | the Ford Motor Company, Heary Ford} formed in the dark. agent, We are not a circus or a hip- 8 this estate. lseweotleaniAMbali Mmainet Pali 5 f ways in that came year?” asked | Was Newberry ppenent for the | ene oF a prima donna who seoks foe thelr marriage, Lieut, and| SUE racilest aap ie heath ha WEAHAWK was then nited States Sen he: elec- le Fitzsime TT a ¥é ¥) n {. Mayor Hylan. Goie when tie tiwud: le alieged 26 (PLAN mention in the public presa of our ac- Mre. Fitzsimons have spent the! yougiuan, county Co Ireland, the favorite coun Hote ted to ennai as greater part of their time between “It amoun' ° 2,371.68 repli have taken pli | ee tvitie: bates! Ja —The police barracks at * ie vottnean, bave taken place __ _..| TO SAVE SARDINES |itvities thelr suburban places at Dedham, |!” Deane eauat \ place and dueling, e « # . Mass., and Chester, where is the | herd. was t Pap f) “In every statement you've made} company that has half a hundred —_——— Mininters to Task. tinues issuing thia biased statement eee ee nema Darna | carer eh a ore, at for wo Tour grounds forNew Yorkers » Rereon theprofits,” said Mr. Guardia, | milion to invest everywhere im! Havoc Wrought Off Brittany by| Alton B, Parker at the opening of believe the American public will not io vo on ineaue S| njured, Detalis of vita } “you mean, of courve, that the divi- | Greater New York, even in lines| — oy ale Of Purpolses: Declare the National Civic ‘a n the have a report before them which is 14 poled Pv aracenighs winter | ucking. p dends of 1 per cent. an the $40,000,000! whose financial status bas always OS OF FOFpOlses, VECiATe — | Hotel Astor to-day took fair. ‘Then again If these men are in : airman } ef stock were always paid.” ; entrenrtlory | Fishermen. task, Bishop Qharles H the employ of counsel of this commit. Of the local Red Croxs assumed all its been more of less doubtful. 5 : © employ of co! ; estern, Hpiscopal Diocese responsibilities. Both her marriages | §) The witness replied in the affirma- | RECORDS OF PROPERTY INVEN-! ik , okra Ey a ae a : 18 ste of the State's t +! om Jun. 29.—Such havoc has been | lain-in-Chief of the A tee it is a great waste e State's cook place here. NF ive. TORIES ARE INTRODUCED, — | Wroueht In the «ardine fishertes off the) UWeuLy-one oller money, ey i - | HYLAN SAYS SUBWAY PROFITS| Among the records demanded by “ast of Lirittany by shoals of porpoises |" "Nip prker wi The strain of the trial broke down ince I f WERE SHUFFLED ABOUT. Corporation Counsel Bure were the in- |tHat the fishermen have appealed to the | smainat what, he | Ne ACM the professional reserve of Seymour ‘ttn dealing with certain aspects \ % Mayor Hytan said the profits of the | ventories of property in tho possession | PTeneh Minister of Marine | sd intention ig this Stedman of counsel for the defense of government were read the commit- CORSETS | mubways were shuffled about to give|of the Manhattan Railway Company leantes sieved ae (ee ppprstieacens te supe] cetant it time “to close | during the morning session. Judge tee nan be informed what a Soviet re | ® helping hand to the Manhattan| when it was jeased to the Interbor- | Pl) our doors aguinst those whose pur- | Sutherland, who 1s a Wrusque practi- | ‘o supply this information he They Lace in Front”, plied with bombs having an explosive] pose in coming to our shores is well read into the records the preambl i } Company. ough in 1903. These papers, enclosed | aren of 300 yards, to rid the fishing|inderstood?” jtioner, made @ statement which 4 the preamble be : Hh In 1894, 1895 and 1896 the Manhat-|in a darge tin box, were produced by | grounds of Lie pest -— prompted Mr. Stedman to xay: “I can 2 the Sonus and details of the SPECIAL JANUARY SALE © tan paid 6 per cent. on $30,000,000 | Mr. Quackenbush who said it would | — UL Sy SHIP ASHORE IN CUBA, try this case like a lawyer or a ruf- sia ane t Heth of government “ capitalizat Tm 1897 it paid 5 per | take too long to make coples of the | Three ad Gallty te Payroll . flan and: you can) select your own) tran lacal Goviels wp 'to the all-Rus. *, cont. in 1898 4 per cent. In 1499 the} documents. But. he assured Corpora. Caat-taden Keanchee Strikes Ha-| method." Wan Congress, amous ossar orse p Capital stock was increased to $48- | tion Counsel Hurr that they would be| vana Harbor Entrance. dman speedily covled off and hierar Lee, Socialist member of | {000,000 and 4 per cent. was paid on | always immediately available. haaes fi . ; HAVANA, Tit he American | ® was sorry, but claimed he the pa pls Board of Aldermen, Gossard Front Laced Corsets are recognized by the best dressed women , this in 1899, 1900 and 1901, tn 1902) HW nere will they be kept?” avked ri Pogues oe : Hates Sigmund latenmer Kennebec, aden with coal, |aian'e start. dt was called as a witness and revealed the world over as the standard by which all others are judged, Clothing Manufacturing Comp of | Steame eR GRAS) \ e 5 bo ¢ the lease was made with the Inter-| yr, purr. Ma i Hat Batacdee, Glesitet vuttey| went ashore a¢ tha enthance of Havana| SPEECH BY DEBS READ INTO ("at he was Gorn in Dubuque Ia, We carry the largest stock in New York (over 50 different models) | ¢ borough for ninety-nine years, to) ty our vault,” replied Mr. Quack: Vo Lawren | harbor early to- | THE RECORD. Ha said he was not a member of thi from which to choose, Not all of these corsets, but a variety of the latest become effective on April 1, 1903, In and were sente Harbor authorities are exerting every) 4 aie thas National Socialist organization, but and best models are included in this sule. Buch pair fitted by an experi- 1903 the capital stock wus aguin in- being the case 2 think the ake Nakiien aan | effort to render assistance. | connie is etinbe ir He oe was secretury of the New York enced corsetiere. Every corset clean and fresb . crease 60,000,000 th | of Estimate should have the ndon, ani hy - ord of radical joclalist apecohes a County Committee of the Socialist : ee gaged ph being eee accd | erishaieee late SE NRA aWaTtiene tone pasradl| Brenks Lex. | pamphlets was continued to-day bY party bes All'claes $0 to 84 in most of the modals, ou can keep it if you want to," | hone, amounting to nearly $18,000. ing an ala tire at We “ ) | pay 6 per cent. on the capital atock | suid Mr, Quackenbush. * snciaciinasnnsctbontib~Soionin ith ama __ Answering an alarm of fire at Weat|the proseoution, Mr. Stanchfleld | yr yey testified that the Rand{{] 5.00 Corsets for ....4.00| 7.50 Corsets for, with an increase of 1 per cent. when| Information has reached the in ~ Tenth and Had Streets at noon] epened the morning session by reads’ sonool, No. 7 East 1sth Street, Mo 5.5 J + -4,50/ 12,00 Corsets for. hy Gipdilions warranted, investigutors that sevéral ‘ » Killed and jte day, William = W Indes twenty- ling pasmages fram the Congressional iin iy percttac hein \]] 6,00 and 6,50 Corsets for... .5.00| 14.00 Corsets for f rominence © rive intovestinos sven, a fireman of Truck Company ¢ the Sooiallat “ attan, | ut ie Ame | Loudoun asserted that front 1902 to | 1 ERATen eat enIny ie oeticGle? [iONDONe gan: $9 suffered atroken leg telan|oeees oe ee Party. soctalist Society and its chief func 3906 interest had been paid on the | Lon” in which $4 180,000,000 at the rate of 6 per cent. | /nvulved This sur ‘and since then at 7 per cent. been spent in the purchase ef rail }an Amer } The Board of Batimate wants to f _ In documentary eviden @ submitted | Know ab nut this alleged deal, the }.U00 IS HULd LO BE | Canugltiod Whon one s said to have lenofits armored trate wa opera an railroad. ¢ < t ng at No. 1X 4 (rans-Biberian line near | ter street, Winder aan removed to | 1 Ware given by) st. Vineent's Hospital was thrown from the truck wh j nl Hatanana ic cattmgvets wound. in: © teh Ag Dread Ue doctrines of OLMSTEAD CORSET CO., \rea.” ‘ Boolalian: 179 Madison Ave., at 34th St. The ‘jean Socialist Society, e Fe Tis wae flowed by the reading |_ 0° American Boclallat Society, the Parlor Floor-—Telephone Murray Hill 2089 | witness said, is an incorporated mem- us two KMled and es . sive: y, | 0 Appeared the mame of E. J. Berwind.| Mayor sali) 4 RNa ls Wee ANE > —— a mpeech delivered by Hugene V. | 1 snip organisation. The dues are two | \) qm answer to questions asked by Mr.| Mayor Hylan has been told that wounded Cat Causes # 0) Klee, Debs at Cleveland on March 12, 1919. t | Burr, Mr. Quackenbush explained that | some one “tipped” dealers im rails to i —_ MIDDLETOWN, N.Y, Jan, 24—Phe' It waa full of the ort af doctrine valuable information which. u ( Mr. Berwind was Chairman of the | whee Hert EN TY ig Papo ty Mayor Die ipsetiing of a lamp by a cat hi e to- that has kept Debs on terms of fa- is Were submitted. He re sentor partner of tiv v 3 ‘ \ a eaulted in the burning of the sum y I" a 4 “Is he the celebrated coal man [rom | 4 1 of having a ‘aed Monin at bis home, | N« de With an estimated loss of $20,000,| Mir. Stanehfield read only part of £ ve Fi Uipping’ ia now on the payroll or i ——_ a pamphlet which contained the } ma you get your cowl?” waked MI. | untit recently was an the M of Jersey City. He j who: i an ¢ payroll of f | apee +f, Bure. one of the bix traction companies yeatw oll and had HAVANA ENTRIES. speech, ‘There was an introduction ae Justice af the Supreme Court AS87 to 1903, when he resigned to 6 up the practice of law. He was at "Yes, we get the finest oval in this} Comunenting on the stock of the purporting to be a ‘rief history of country from him,” roplied Mr.{ Manhattan Railway Co. bold by |{ Havana ontries for tomorrow are asthe life of Debs from the time he| OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & © Rockefeller interests and others, Ae | ohe t Mayor of Je cl. became prominent in union labor| Quackenbush. Jermanic President La Guardi ae <r twoyearakts, "became prc | dermanic rr Wardia ssid: _ sh vt r rc Fe e e oe “Ob, de's the fellow who bas that | “ernat 1 think is very interestink:| magy ef German Soldier and Fing ees Ibe) eee Se the ia 9 thal asrikg ls 34th Street—New York \the Pullman shops in Chicago. | ‘The defense insisted that this in ‘4; | troduction, being part ef the paum- 4: | phiet which has been distributed all Fred) {over the country by local organiga- tions, should go on the record of the | fue place up in Newport, isn't he?” | If vhe holder af the stock of one com Uksavihed: Neen Whol asked Borough President Itegelmann |1ny donates generously for worthy | sagas Jan 29 —The Woy of of Brooklyn. Cauwed a wtock, and he controls the} sian soldier and # German’ flip | 5 voting of that stock, he can so ar y | “Well, I haven't gone into social} pange the affairs of ubsequent | have be arthed by workmen at} | 0 ’ nutty, WR J Extraordinary Sale Friday 3000 Pairs Women’s Gloves Taken from Regular Stock and offered at price reductions Considerably less than present Wholesale Cost. phases of Mr, Berwind's life," replied | company in which | st Leonid near Rheting he | is mengerl #0 ved to have. fallen . Quackenbush. as to repay himself all his aharity | ihe retreat following the first Battle sah Guach So J think it would be interesting to Jot the Marne, and to have been buried 107 THHRD WACK Biv half furlongs ree seal Ca ae arse $700. ‘When the inquiry was resumed this) ang out if after the slock was given, | oy Ww comrnds neat, Sige Hab. | Party, Chairman Martin morning Auditor Gaynor was the tlrst | if they held control an lo voting tint -_ Hoult Thomas, 108; Derk’ | ruled that the complete contents of = witness. ; : Venmapart Mount Vernon Sprinnn Corporation Counsel Burr scorea = > Leak. j his first point when be showed that “HIGH FINANCING,” SAN Sve bade ey Y i Die $50,000,000 worth of Lnterborough naiaport securities are invested in enterprises} SAYS INVESTOR IN |" ' owtaide the subway. His object 1n INTER-MET BONDS ringing this out was to show that a ‘road that wants an 8-cent fare on the [the pamphlet whould be recorded and John Block read the introduction, Mr, Stanchfield then read excerpts |from the constitution of the Rus- * | sian Soviet republie, laying particu- lar stress on voting qualifications and t cand Bash, 118 jon the provisions regulating marital ONT “hac MM © and fifty yants three. relations, These provide that mar- od fromm here kist Priday on a ning to-day ina toate [ye none danger, ac | radio Measyge received B 2 ground of poverty is managed by a ‘T the opening to-duy of the * atigmte High iw riage may be dissolved on the patl- Gloves at 1.45 Gloves at 1.65 Hoard of Bstimate's inquiry ot Lavina, in \ ‘ens tion of one or both parties. into the oity’s traction af- WABHINGTON, Jan, 2A pesolue | [f Lit doin We Klein Mr. Stedman, for the defense, set tion asking (he Mederal Trade Com |W nvestigation of Elbow length Milanese Silk and Chamoisette in White and Pongee. fuirs Mayor Hylan had re One Clasp Imported Tan Capeskin Gloves. Embroid- ered Backs. ‘track hears up that before # into etions of the consti- jie : i the record the following lettar he + |NoticetoAdvertisers|} 0 efor —— “L am a bonafde v y and release or- $10,000 Inter.-Met, 41- neetle ut tere Vostor tn per eynt 7, ; 2, : , : geieaticing top sad rete tH onan tought at tht boven | SAE set Aanin, on. stone: | Extreordinary Values Extraordinary Values ing World of The Evening World, if these bonds on the understand 1914 Sarah Bernhardt played ir { received after 4 P. M. the day pre- ing that $500 of Interboroug! a French theatre ‘Tuesday night, ap | pad publication, can Be isa Rapid Transit stock was depos pearing in a blank vorse dratva cal 1 45 1 65 4 space may permit and in ted as collateral ayalnst each | “Rossini.” Trade Mark, bd ® order of recei; The World of- . - : . 5 fet pt $1,000 Inter,-Mot. 41. cent fap Pisa . chitaren nie | { Our Big Daily Special for Tomorrow, Friday, Jan. 30 Advertising copy for the Supple- Shpdy. XO pay At ent. im Clone! | | miret Seclions of The, Sunday ||, te bonds required 9 per cont. | aavuiane, Mare ian ann | Gloves at 1.95 Gloves at 2.95 oer must be received by 3 (4 per annum on the stock, The [| inro children of M cl d Six b M. Thursday preceding publication, company carned and evidently | rg One Clasp and Six button = ae Ne. and releases must be received by 4] paid 22 por vent. What night tal |) I fine wh | Thursday’s Attractions: Capeskin P Slipsons, ‘Two Strap Wrist Styles of Im- GIR irday,, Advertsing copy for }/ the traotion oitician to uy av played “with ma CHOCOLATE coven. | Tran GRADE As Clasp Glace and one Clasp ported Capeskin and Suede y ams “It looks like ‘high finance, and | Witilam Mek was officially Ni onimaih ines Ff) santana” at Extraordinary Values Extraordinary Values 8 so ‘high’ that the stink is ter Joxnized by the Apsenibiy to-day when f our fragrant thy : re upon motion o1 Aeeinblyiian | Weil vets Choa tell 1 “T thoug ou were wrong |journed out of rempent ta the momor ; ou yonagn has you vere wrong | Lae gaince eta, mt Winn it, BAC) “VA, neg sop 95 2.95 evidence now being brought out * ° ff For exnet lncations evhone directory. poe Peake aia came ce vy tame YER INSP ETE gow. ass: Me seecited walgnt tnslvaen the container.