The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1920, Page 3

ml Three Fetching Costumes for Spring MMULLIN INDICTED ~ ON MURDER CHARGE IN FIRST DEGREE, ——>—- | Bench Warrant Issued for Dry| Agent Who Killed Man in Liquor Raid, *S STAND BY CHIE! HIM. Photograph of Ex-Convict Identified as That of the Prisoner. Prohibition Mullin, a convict, Agent ‘Stewart N, Me- an ex as John Conway, indicted charge of murder killing of Carlton, @ chauffeur, im a liquor raid last Thurs- was to-day on a in the first degree for the Henr: day in an apartment on the second floor of No. 234 East 76th Street, A bench warrant for McMullin’s ar- rest was issued and was to be served later in the afternoon when MceMullin was to appear at an adjourned ar- raignment in the Yorkville Court, THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MARCH 15, ~~ FINDWAY TOFIGHT 100 SHIPS TIED UP That Will Appeal to Women of Fashion _ INGREASE IN RENT IN FOREST HILLS |Facing a Big Increase They Bring an Injunction Suit Based on Equity. ligures that may Interest the tax assessors are involved in the suit At- ,| torney H. G. Aron, No. 50 Pine Street, has announced he will start to-day to halt a rent boost in the fashionable |Gardens Apartments at Forest Hills Gardens, one of the show places of Long Island. ‘The case is regarded as one of un- usual interest because most of the protesting tenants are busineas men comfortably well off or high salaried executives who have the resources to go the limit in fighting what thoy characterize as profiteering. Twenty of the ocoupants of the sixty-one apartments in the Gardens |have been listed by A. Robrback, moving picture producer and Chair- man of the tenants’ committee, for {whieh Mr. Aron is attorney. The tabulation shows the rentals they | have been paying and the new rentals 1920, BY DOCK STRIKERS; TEAMSTERS AID sania |Longshoremen’s President Says Settlement of Wage Issue Is Near. President ‘T. V. O'Connor | International 7,000 members of Asao- the Longshoremen’s of whose New York strike ciation, are on steamship companies in the coast- arrival from Boston that the men will be satisfied with the same pay as that given to longshoremen in the deap sea trade and that there is every likelihood of an early settle- ment of the strike on that basis. The deep sea ecaie is 80 cents an hour; coastwise longshoremen have’ been paid 65, ‘The strike to-day had tied up about 100 veasels operated ‘by the Old Do- minion, the Savannah, Southern Pa- cific, Clyde and Maflory lines, ‘The Clyde and Mallory people have four oll burners left in the Charleston- against | wise trade, declared to-day upon his; NEW YORK STATE. BUDGET WILL BE 1500 Additional $25,000,000 Likely to Be Added As Bonus for Soldiers. FRANCIS BLESSING, SEVEN TIMES HERO IN FIRES, IS DEAD ALBANY, laryest N.Y. 16.—The annual appropriation bill in the history of the State will be sub- mitted to the legislature to-night oy the Senate Finance and the Assembly Wuys and Means Committees. ‘The total budget requests, not inclading provisions for the contemplated bonus for wortd war veterans, will be in the vicinity of $125,000,000. The bonus would add another 26,000,- 000 to the funds requiged by the State for 1920-21, The State's revenue for the same period is estimated at $122,973,087. Of this the largest returns are antiot- pated from corporation taxes. ‘This is fixed at $30,000,000, The State im- come tax is estimated at $20,000,000, It is probable a direct tax on reul estate of about three mills would be imposed to meet the soldier bonus. Mareb LMEOTAERANGIS BLESSING.. Winner of Bennett Medal in 1918 a HITCHCOCK FAVORS THE PLAN OF THE EVENING WORLD Senator Blames Delay ‘On iMen Who Think More of Reserva- tions Than of Treaty Itself. UNITED STATES SENATE, Committee on Foreign Relations. March 13, 1920 ‘To the Baitor of The Rvening World: I have your wire suggesting that all reservations and hair-gplitting qualif- cations which have bee. attached to the treaty be abandoned in favor of a simple provision that the treaty is rati- fled subject to be interpreted by terms of the Constitution, ‘This would be of course entirely ac’ ceptable to us, but the “reservation Senators" are entirely too much at tached to their limitations and qualif- cations to abandon them for anything. ‘They think more of thelr reservations than they do of the treaty itself. ‘They may be divided into two or three a Victim of Pneumonia—Was a Fireman Thirteen Years, Lieut. Francis Blessing, command ing Rescue Squad No. 1 of the Fire Department, died to-day of pneumonia in St. Lawrence Hospital after an ill- ness of two weeks, He was thirty- four years old and had been a fireman thirteen years. His home was at No. 366 Cypress Avenue, the Bronx. An experienced motor mechanic when ho entered the department, Blessing was at once assigned chauf- feur. His combination of safety first and skill at high speed caused him to be selected as chauffeur for Chiefs Croker and Kenlon, Acting Chief Martin and Deputy Chief Ahearn. He. was assigned to the Rescue Squad as first chauffeur when it was organized six years ago and continued to drive for the squad after he was promoted to be lieutenant and commander. He had a record of taking the apparatus seven miles into the Bronx in ten minutes one night last winter Blessing’s name appears seven times on the department honor roll, He re-| classes: One class vote for thé reser- ceived the Bennett medal for his|vationa in the hope that they will @& bravery in leading his men into aj feat the League of Nations. Another vote for certain reservations because strange distrust and unjustified other nations, Still another uss vote for the reservations because jtertain some idea that the in- burning submarine in the Brooklyn vy Yard in 1918, putting out the|° fire and recovering the body of «a naval officer who had been suffocated, ment should be made domestic, or TRAINS TO NEWARK _ | ver words, Americanized, a ther TIED UP FOR HOUR 0” 6° nrtexcock. 8. 8. ar of n other words, eect v. Power Trouble on Pennsylvania Stops Service, but Tube | Is Unatfected, ! Rapid transit between the Hudson Terminal building and Newark | was completely tied up from § to 9| o'clock this morning bec of powor | ible on tho Pennsylvania Railroad | ar Newark. It announced by the Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Learn the Facts First Hand You will learn more about the Ostermoor Mattress dur- ing a ten-minute visit than you could learn in any other way. OSTERMOOR Why not come in this week? service that the tle-up did not affect the Hud- son and Manhattan tunnel servic Ostermoor & Co., however. |] 114 Elizabeth St. By 9 o'clock an approximate twenty minute service had been established on | the line to Newark and at 10 o'clock it was announced that normal service had been restored ‘Throagh the Block to 132 Bowery, near Grand St. Phone % Spring. REEEANOI VICHY (FRENCH REPUBLIC PROPERTY) There is now in New York an ample supply of that famous Mineral Water and it can be readily obtained through the regular channels, HENRY E. GOURD, General Listributor 35 South William Street, New York CELESTINS. CELESTINS WhiteRose Deservedly i r, demanded by Guyon L, C. Barte,| Jacksonville passenger service. Assistant District ‘Attorney John F. agent for the property, for the re-| General Manager H. R, Richardson Joyce, who presented the case to the newal of leases expiring Oct. 1, of the Ocean Steamship Company, op- Grand Jury, announced he would ask | Many of the other tenants have|erating the Savannah line, acting as Treen eee ci eeeme eens leases extending until October of|Chairman of a committee handling MoMulin to the Tombs without bail next year, so these may continue to| the strike for all five lines, issued a MOM Ullin) ned: claimed tet He’ Had occupy their flats without increased] notice of embargo on freight ship- shot Carlton when the latter attacked | rental until that time, Several others| ments and cancelling passenger reser- him with a knife after having been have signified their intention of mov- | vations, placed under arrest. Eye-witnesses to}! ing next October, so no demands! When 250 men were reported to bo the tragedy said that Carlton was shot | Pee have been made upon them. at work on the pier of the Fall River while ths his hands above his bt tad Gray ETON suit THE PROTESTING TENANTS AND | line at the foot of Fulton Street an head. The autopsy performed Dr. Vueeee THE RAISES IN THEIR RENTS, | order was issued to members of the Benjamin Schtwartz, Assistant County ‘ ' _ 7 5 y ‘The list compiled by Mr. Rohrback]} International Teamsters Union not to pxaminer, showe ArTERN er TA Medical Examiner, showed that Carlton Matme unr hed RENT BOOSTERS is as follows: handle bfsiness consigned to that had been shot in the back of the head. | ——————______-— | als Rentals Demantd | tine, The order was attributed to yalofsky auffe’ ivip. for i020 y Benjamin Galofsky, a chauffeu ot/DRY LAW KILLING | DESERVE NICHE em $100.09 09] President John Quinn of Local No. No. 125 Kast 113th Street, and Carlo ' f i. -- ’ cy $5.00 (0 | 807. ‘The union is said to have 45,000 an, Carrini, in whose apartment Carlton BLAMED ON LACK No. 1 in the picture shows an after- IN HALL OF FAME) & Wiaiisicet wi 9 LOW | thecevaka ta New yore Wid: Wikked, were aahee Goleta Gt noon suit of crystal-knit. The iT REE? ed oo 110.00 ‘ ? Gra ag ey Htiivare bale TEMG | OF CIVIL SERVICE ort cs a deep savar Sack Ge Aaa a Wee Pict Soh 16808 Lido | It was said at the office of the Fall Grand Jury oth are being held in} . 8 a squa s meet) I S00 100.00 River I ‘ ‘a Ps ; binacerons 2 " ‘ q Nomi- 09 er Line that the 250 “acting” long- default of $5,000 bali for alleged viola-| ; |loose panels at the sides that are em-| Correspondent Makes One Nomi 5000 #00 piseeadan sty Hot ShoroeMonal hisike League Says Present System Makes | breiderea in dark brown floss—a lons/ patio Jictims to Join $0 10800 : p! m 8! nation a rges Victim: ae for’ “(Parti Blackmailine’’ | narrow sash folds about and ties in the ies Vekeiecl een Wee AG 09 198.00 breakers but merely men who “hap: for “Partisan, Blackmailing’ irae in Sending in Names. 3.00 pened along” and asked for jobs. Ac- Force, |Nol'S fea patrician dress of matin with| 7 the Date ot ee — jae a cording to ‘Thomas Kitchen, assistant The National Civil Service League, |pongee front and small tassels to Additional perelone eu sects to the Vico President of the company, through ite secretary H, W. Marsh,'match, and wide ribbon girdle. Americans for the Hall a mae Va) the work will continue, ‘The order to-day called attention to the case of . 3 is an Eton suit of white crys- Gee caswae Hey Regaine ce if ‘a to union teamsters was effective at SFR Ee 3 Bal Eline I nominations by thi a noon, John Conway, al Stewart N. Mc-|tal-knit—collar of coat and sash of) joe ana will con- Those whose 1919 rentals were the] (. Mullin,” the Prohibition enforcement | navy blue in brocade design— ae peg gerne on for the XN perind were Gove Ly ee cere eneein oe nt and ex-convict who shot a man design in navy blue embroidery. nue until May 1. : x : day his statement that the lines have Why not propose some of the ered by leases for more than a year. sa birtia Govan in ‘the Back ‘oR the: ead? Thureday| ee oaks i : a : and been operated by the Government at a i) | Rent Boosters of New York? The |Those whose rents show an increase] 4. that they have appealed to the night in a liquor raid. public will be pleased to make its |for 1919 over 1918 were year to year| / 28 } “It was exactly this sort of thing! 7 aban Intergtate Commerce Commission for J nominations and I know that The |tenants. In the case of tenants who 4 hooat. thei °8 20 thai we predicted,” said Mr. Marsh, | ei ‘ e 1 jarde! Dermmeion | 00) pocee Hate Sete fy) 10 . Evening World will be pleased to | df not live in the Gardens in 1918] 95 per cent. and that unless relief is Wien wee cunaed: (hes Ante oon print the names of the candi- |the rentals for that year are those} granted some or ull of them will bo League to use its influence at Wash-| dates." which, Mr. Rohrback has been in-| facing bankruptcy. agton to provide for the appointment | ‘Let _me nominate the head of |formed, were charged the former| There was no trouble on the docks. of Prohibition e: ement agents} the Michael Paterno Realty Com- | tenants. os anaes the Gy 1 ce law rie | any, owners of the Mentone “As this list of tenants affected by| WM. M. WILLIAMS nti-Saloon League leaders refused} apartment house, 104th Street and |the demand for increased rentals |to litt a finger | West End Avenue. In offering | covers just one-third of all the occu- SUCCEEDS ROPER “tf a man like MeMullin Con- new leases now to tenants whose |pants, it is possible to approximate _—_—_— | wa whichever his real name may | ses expire on Oct, 1 next, one Mr. Earle's rent roll by simple mul- Georgia ‘Man, Solicitor of Agricul- | be 1 applied for his job under Civi —_>— new rental provision that I know | tiplication," Mr. Rohmback said yes- eat Newanternal Service rub his criminal rec ml] ¢) s by Ohe They ‘Are Swe t| of personally calls for an increase | terday. ture Department, New Internal would have been discovered. ne by One They Are Swept! oe g9 per cent. WHAT THE LANDLORD MAKES Revenue Commissioner. | President Richard Henry Dana of From Rigging During If readers of The Evening FIGURED OUT BY “KICKERS.” WASHINGTON, March 15.—Willlam the Civil Service League declared that Cicrn ‘World know of bigger increases I “This would make the 1918 rent rol! startin Williams, Solicitor for the De- CIOHN GONWAY when the Vols Act was passed, s . think the public would be inter- | $53,190; for 1919, $62,010, The actual] partment of Agriculture, has been ear) Si BS |exempting enforcement agents from - ested in enterimg the names of |increase for 1920, which means the] chosen by President Wilson to be Com- aP aR a mater |_|the civil service tests, “the cong WOODS HOLE, Mass., March 1—| the landlords for the Hall of | fiscal y beginning Oct. 1, 1920,| missioner of Internal Revenue. , ree ad act. Other w nal patronage feature of the Dilll sunvivors of a crew of six, four of| Fame! Send ‘em along! would be $13,350 on just the twenty] The nomination probably will go to nessea included: Annie Carsin}, witt Of wos kept in to facilitate (ts prompt par bag | HALL OF FAME. [tenants listed. Outstanding teases|the Senate to-day. Williams succeeds Carlo, and Malvina Carrini, thelr pai ge both originally and over the whom were w ed away as they ‘New York, March 15, will protect the other tenants until] Daniel C. Roper, whose resignation be- daughter, who witn 1 the shooting. 1 | % ought with stormy seas, Captain October of next year, but if Mr. Earle| comes effective March 31 ihe. dater MHP ae tina al fa agemoien Calica SHarguial| Mili unncese ete : a aul Sond ourty a aae ule Prop nar tee Wiliams was born in Georgia, He is he exemption feature, he said, ig eicker and Seaman Josep creas ‘oughout the entire build- : weriee autho and by MoMullin was] «creates a political and partisan force | ¢ ‘PLANS LAW TO CURB Jing nis rent roll would be $10 ee ee indicated th ing when Assist- sid C. Watkins of the tern schooner| against the 1919 figure of § practised in New York until 1917, when aatiGnitad District Att s long experience shows, to be | [xaian K, Stetson were brought h RENT PROFITEERS | “tn the books of the Department of| he became a departmental solicitor i ut ies 3 : " i : incompetent, fective, Dlind-eyed| today by the Coast Guard cuter | ; se Taxe and Asscasracnt Bureau in the| As head of the Bureau of Internal James oyce appeared in the Yo and blackmaili i pe p ‘ Queens Borough Municipal Building, | Revenue, Mr. Williams will direct the Acush: © men had been fours re La is File . * 0 ‘ Ville Court as Counsel for the defend- | eet eee a _ ea ae fe Would Have Landlords File An- | Pong island | City, the Gardens 18] work of collecting millions of dollars ‘ ne ae Aucceed thei en i | tee ours lashed to ie rigging of} i 5 4 tne ‘Thai described as “Lot No, 22, Block 2044, i es and oO i} have charge mt Jovce vermis ovponed the f-QBEN INTERCHURCH |ieir sip, which sank on the west "tl Returns Showing Their | Waru'st Singin aamtaaed at WOH | ntt'ar tno Departinen of non of ots of As: istrict Attorney : i , | Gross Rentals The rds show that an assessment | 20) i side of Handkerchief Shoal yesterda AIRS ESEENEIS: 7 n enforceme' O'Shaughnessy to have the bal ine| CONFERENCE HERE| "eof Handxereniec sion! yesterday. | Or FI55,000- wns Dut on thee meenene | Prohibition enforcement Wee és | echidna ‘pt. Reicker, whose home is in} Mayor Hylan, through his Committee'|in 1919, but that Mr. Eearle had this ——- cs b iy. | Now York, told the story to-day, “It|on Rent Profiteering, is nsidering a| reduced to $300,000 on his formal ob- Magistrate Har’ ask | Health Projection Ranked in time] Nom Mork, fo te ator tay ia [enon received by hm torday ftom [ection hut thie $2500 figure: waa| CY /Y RUNS NO CARS meee iulliavedence le Ssrtance Eecial la edchitgs oft | Cee Neue come Crm mull eae eee aria ae cwe sree ricn |e ON STATEN ISLAND Mullin had a er mina | ne ; ; |Street, Brooklyn, for giving the city,| Allowing the very liberal Gove Hale ae Christ by Rev. Foulkes. wet southwest,” he said. “I put out | iistead of the profiteering landiords, the | MeMt figure of 14 per cent. set during H hat picture eters cane ‘een | ‘ he profiteering landlords, the | the war, instead of the narrower Des eal t ut | yr, William Hiram F peleee ors, but we dragged them |penetit of unreasonably high rents A Ea eli) leh veal eatate| City Apparently Has Taken No under the Dr, Willam Hiran five miles and went on to the Hand. |°°net't 2 ; ee Gt 30 Bee Seah hae vee : ; name of John Con 1 been pos Interchurch World Movement of | Kerhief, It was 2 in the morning. We| Me: Witte Proposes a tawr equiring | men have figured as the rough gross Steps to Recover Midland Sar rent aod: Ga main ae ata ica to-day told 1,000 Slipped over tho shoals into a hole |OWners of buildings to file annual return « urtment property, the ‘f ag a rae 4 Pariaee SES ; as wer New York State and| with five fathoms of water. fied returns to the assessors sho building, if worth only $300,000, would | Company's Franchise u Bu had been oop ile . heir gross rentals, > rentals |ve Making $52,000 a year gross. ‘Th's ? Ve BARA clerg)men, In Madison Ave-| ‘The rails were barely out of the| their gross rentals, Wh eee rao he withthe figures| No trolleys of the Midland com-| convicted ‘ way robbery Chureh, that the teaching | Water, and I ordered the men to take|exceed 18 per cent. of the a valu- | oroparad Rohrback for the| pany are running on Staten taland in Westche ‘ounty and had been 1, health protection and dis-|to the masts. MeKay and Nickerson | ation on residence property, or 15 per|Pyisqaiy t . ; Maas and” anne ei bee Cunntiel ent to serve a term of from six Jhad reached the top of the forward |cent. on other buildin; such excess] But for 1919-1920 term, during | for at least e 1 eigeel| | dec when they were washed r 5 or at least a week and maybe not for peagerine <t re |should be ‘paid to s taxe whieh the sessed V Has. 28rluie cmonthar Mo fac iaa the oftislale + we ODS Emden Mr. Witte ‘thinks that ff sultable}mained the same, the rentals figure i be i cated An adjournment was taken until climbed aloft and [ thought he was : ies up more than $62,000. On the basis of | tte Midland Railroad know, no action utternoon for produ |safe, (but he went over when the en for making tise returns were | the increased rentals, an asseaged| has been taken by the city to recover op WeM alli at water caught him. Watkins fixed n this law, ¢ lenceless |v iuation of $600,000 would be indl- franchise, and one of them said this Conway we 1 dur ¢ Cook Hodgson with me in the main |ness, Mr. Earle, when qu ed) about | auch @ proceeding, although it cons ine 1 ndigbn: h took a n uth America, Taylor | climb, but couldn't get up and L lost the property, said he “had not . i vabiened ata} 1 EARS hat en BEO- | RENT BOOSTS HERE the property, sald he “had not f _ According to Grover Whalen, Com seumetan Fens a ane it | Of the succeeding fourteen ‘hours, BCR LG LON NT) We HRIIGAL SAE If MeMui to tr th ie neath them, the men clinging wildly —_—— Js KORE Weke tO Ge "| States Emer y Fleet Corporatic § pate ‘ FREED lfor a time to hold st, and later Haunt ve Partly | Mt e wrote that oil « | the tracks of the Midland Rallroad ¢ : \SURROGATE FR Itrogen into sccurity, Captain Reicker|Growth Shown by Census Partly | %.. the traffic pany. The company wants to know wh ae t ches | suid he could say lit L Flight F | i i, 1 his home town, Henderson, Ky sald he : a Jue to Flight From pear | che elty doesn't buy its plat asin tomte nnn tienaernin, Kv! OF VOTE CHARGES) “aptu's iicitr and, Watkins were| oe Diet Ae WEREAGON ROR atte ere tere ny AGE eee resigeat Bearicuan vrayiuut Gecuee of eel collieare: RAISING THE RENTS the Richmond Light and Power Com He on ! Spied i oho Farenine Work storm the life savers were unable to} Benjamin I, Cullen, of Mount Vernor Mr. Kar formed an Evenin: ny will furnish the necessary power Siewart fuliin, pr amably th WHITE PLATNS, Ma ©} put out |Supervi the United States census|World reporter that the new rentals | to the elty to o © the road at the} amen he gave his birth- | Court Just i . Pe in Westchester County, has about ire based on what his company has| same price gs to any consumer, | la nderson, IKy., when he Smoke Re hirty 1 his report, It ts expecte figured Un ent cont of the| ats his I 1 joo), w ndicted aas Thi fumilies were driven total population of Westche Will belica see: anaeunen ct building when a in the Webster th Hah Avenues fetes ian coolaba tigre shen (oipae eae |ESgneN” aparunane Houses newr’tue! TO PROSECUTE GAS COMPANY nu 1 1 Zebree, Ky it was ‘Two fires |gain over ton. y 1910 the find it is ¢ us so much 5 ee vin i with and wilfully - Mm | Hopulation of the county was 288,000 o “Hi ithe n uetures that | Kings County Concern Spurns tor of Abii Pthatan In | ane greatest gaina have been in th t afford t ase the apart Order to Mrtond Service, : f at the last ered by Fire Ma |suburban cities floo many people what we have been getting | District Attor Lewis an ee | _ |who moved out of New York and aa m i lines to acqu 1a statement | Deuggint Held for Rifling Letters,|)) to escape rent profiteering | i the now apart-| prosecute officials of the Kings Cou Conw hown to nded $499,99.| Dr. Rudolph Karlin, a Paterson, N. |). . ; She | Garde | Lighting Co. for failure ea tie ven Hotel ‘ 7 | landlord | than they are now bring. | 174 ia) era q Vallich's Hotel, 434 |r J., drugs wa. ye encsce nae Gnani al eain ae to new residences in the ough su Where the man pend the Fi 1 Gra r mute alt th w buildings a 18 $3,-|Park Bath see enan vo. Bean eet eed plead 5 Haven und New ¥ . asked n apart. | Brooklyn, sidi Vet ayings $38. a drug r ear @ r clea att Aad Dat vice Com w ' MeMullin's en y will Aes AOI HAR MAG De BB It the Largan pepe tuae rar tainty Newport High School Bars from 79,000 ipveee Ainacenatinioal | Jor ae ene A wee Ha lated PROVIDENE, fi. 1, Ma ee : > the K men ler the Cor nly y ‘ i o na - + ; vee w rie r MeMullin eel this an \ general a tochel 1 V n and |int i i bed ie aid their gucst in Room 64 @ false or in the Iges will be about $60,000, 100 per cent alin 1 uity, he sald, have them convicted and punished.” / , - The Largest Selling "| Ceylon Packed Tea in the World ed j a poe ere EE AE