The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1920, Page 11

vaniowsk! and Leo Jankowskt, FIVE SLAYERS REPRIEVED. | THRONG TO ATTEND DEBATE. \YERS REI More Than 10,000 Pe: is Want to ¥ Hear Gompers and Allen, More than 10,000 persons have ap- plied for the 2,800 available seats in Carnegie Hall for the debate Friday night ‘between’ Samuel Gompers and Gov, Allen of Kansas. R. J. Caldwell, Chairman of Gov. Allen's committee, and Hugh Frayne, Chairman of the Committee of Five repredenting Mr. Gompers, are busy on a plan of allot- ment. At\the request of Mr, Gompers his supporters and thoge of Goy. ‘Allen will be seated in alternate rows rather than en bloc, The Kansas Society of New York will give a reception at the ‘Waldorf-Astoria in the afternoon to visitors from Kansas. The society asked for 140 seats, but it was found impossible to grant that many. / “BUTTER, BUTTER, “) EVERYWHERE” AND NOT A BIT TO EAT Is Smeared All Over Pier 63 After a Round Trip to Germany. ji | TER No. 63, just north of 234 | Street and North River, this morning looked something | “ke a well buttered breakfast vil, There was butter smeared on stanchions, butter plastered on ganysways, butter daubs on creosote tanks and carboys, but- ter decorations omthe side of the warehouse shed, butter, butter everywhere, but none of it that i could be eaten, even with butter i at present prices. Tt all cane from the Cosmo- politan Steamship Company's Vessel, South Pole, now lying at her pier at Hoboken. She brought it back with her from Germany, where it had been shipped from this country, and refused by the thrifty people of that country because the price asked for it was 40 cents a pound, “Yes, there was a good deal of waste of that butter,” explained J. H. Schuldice, superintendent of the pier, “but it was unusual, and due to the fact that'the tubs had been broken by their fre- quent handling in their double voyage across the Atlantic. The "tween decks of the South Pole are a sight, believe me. And . when they opened the hatches and tried to get that butter out } it was one of the worst jobs I | ever tackled.” aE ZIONISTS SHOWED BRAVERY. Heport of Disorders tn Jerusalem Describes Rescues of the Helpless. ‘The first full report of the recent anti-Jewish disorders in Jerusalem was made to the Zionist Organization of America yesterday by Bmanuel Moh] of the Zionist Society of En- gineers, wha has just returned from Palestine, where ho was an eye-wit- ness of the outbreaks. Mobi declared that the American » Zionist medical men and nurses dis- played extraordinary bravery in rushing into the midst of rioters to rescue old men arfd women and chil- dren, as well as the wounded, at a time when the military authorities re- fused to allow soldiers to enter the Streets, All the nurses and doctors, Mohi said, were on duty from thirty- six to forty hours without any sleep or meals, ‘Throughout the outbreak, he added, the Zionist. medical ugits cared for injured Arab rioters bi it <4 the hospitals as well as wounded ews, er in Dannemora State Hospital. Two Others Slated for Execution Thursday Night. Reprieves issued by Gov. Smnfih for James Cassidy and four other slayers to be executed Thurstiay night were received last evening by Major Lewis B. Lawes, tho Warden at Sing Sing Prison. While seyen men were sched- uled to go to the electric chair but two are to die. 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