The evening world. Newspaper, July 7, 1920, Page 14

HEARING ON CAS “DECLARED UNFAR BY STATE COUNSEL _ Argument Opposing Motion to . Confirm Master’s Consoli- : dated Report Resumed. ‘The motion of the Consolidated Gas Company to confirm the report of _ Abraham 8. Gilbert, Special Master, ‘who recommended to the Federal Court that the eighty cent gas rate law was unconstitutional and con- Miscatory, was resumed to-day before Judge Learned Hand in hie chambers fm the Woolworth Building. The ses- sion opened with opposing motions by the three defendants, the Attorney General, the District. Attorney and the Public Service Commission, to Have the Gilbert report ruled out on the ground that It Is contrary to the evidence and the law. Wilber Chambers, representing the Attorney General, replied to the ar- guments advanced by John A. Garver, general coufnsel for the gas company, fm which the latter declared that the Public Service Commission alone should be the defendant. Mr. Cham- bers asked: “Does the gas company ‘Want this case to read ‘Consolidated Gas Co. vs, Consolidated Gas Com- pany?” Mr. Chambers further stated that * the defendants did not have a fair ‘and impartial trial before the Master. He said that Mr. Gitbert frequently placed the burden of proof upon the défendants instead of the complainant gas company, and he charged that Mr, Gilbert sustained at least 1,000 odgactions of his own not initiated by opposing counsel. ‘The Deputy Attorney General said he did not ask questions “for the fun of hearing himself talk,” yet the _ Master, he said, voiced his own ob- © Jections. Chambers further com- ® plained that efforts to obtain from the Consolidated Gas Company the § books of the six gas companies that * were consolidated into the Consoli- ® dated Gas Company in 1884 were * tatu. “I was dumfounded,” continued ‘Mr. Chambers, “when the Master aid during the examination of the , first, witness, ‘I am running this ease’ after I had made certain ob- © Jections to the testimony.” It was also charged by Chambers that 7) ® Books, data and documents produced “by the gas company and not perused "| oF examined by the defendants were od in as evidence by the Master. © eae ECAR TENS * i ry TWO GIRL SWIMMERS DROWN | One Loses Her Life Trying to Save Her Cham, HARTFORD, Conn. July 7.—Near the same place where her father was * atances ina treacherous whirlpool, * Ev A on, seventeen, @ © fhigh school student, was drowned late yesterday in a brave but vain effort to save her chum, Miss Karem . undeberg, who was nineteen yoars * ‘94 last Thursday. Both girls were good swimmers a they were with a party of six pa enjoying an outing on the ‘Danks of the Farmington River, near r. : ~ Adouble funeral will be held to-mor- | row afternoon at the Swedish Luther- an Charch. Alfred Anderson, father > of the girl who sacrificed her life try- "ing to save her friend, was drowned in a “waterhole” in the Poquonock © River, branch of the Farmington, “ i ut six years ago. ‘ o——— She Chased Man, Revolver in Hand. ‘Charged with chasing Vito Tuluo with " m revolver at South Second and Rodury § ts, Brooklyn, this morning, Mra igned by Pa- at $2,500 for alleged felonious tt 500 for Sullivan Law violation. imo declared Tuluo drew the n she upbraided him for in- nd that she took it from . Assure Privacy While Being Attended Shoes Repaired IN 15 MINUTES Immediate Service , Courteous Attendant 42 the Captor Atal wy akilies | drowned, and under similar cireum- | ESCAPE VIA ROOF FROM MYSTERY FIRE Policeman Carries Out Persons Trapped on Upper Floors as Stairs Are Oil Soaked. Policeman Herman Machold of the Miller Avenut Station saw flames in the hallway of the three-story bullding at No, 2983 Fulton Street, Brownaville sec- tion of Brooklyn, at 3 A. M, to-day. He aroused the fatnily on the grouna| © floor and took them to the street, then ran through the fire and smoke to the upper floors and awoke the two other families in the house. Bscape by the stairs was cut off then, and he had to carry them to the roof and over an ad- Joining building. Seven families in ad- Joining houses wero sont to the street until the fire was out. The rapidity with which the stairs jburned caused Fire Marshal Brophy investigate, and he reported finding ofl jon them. , It is the second Brownsville fire within @ few days believed to have been of Incendiary origin. RICH EX:ALDERMAN =| (Continued From Firat Page.) wife, who was understood to occupy their cottage at Garden City, frequent- ly visited him at the apartment, but}? the superintendent, C. M. Fisher, was sure there were no other women call- ers. When Bedell left he directed that messages and mail be forwarded to the Republican Club, Bedell was known at the apartment as “General” because of his activities in connection with the Junior Naval and Marine Scouts’ Association, for|) which he was treasurer, maintaining offices next door to his insurance and estate office on the fourth floor, No. 61 Chambers Street. The Republican Club knows him only as an occasional caller and he had not been it No. 51 Chambers Street since Friday, ac- cording to the elevator starter, It was said at the Garden City Ho- tel that Mrs. Bedell had lived there for a month after closing her cot- tage wbout three months ago. It was not known where she had been liv- ing recently, City Medical Examiner Charles Norris, after an examination of the body, found that the woman died of drowning and that she had been in the water since midnight or later. He sald that there were slight bruises ne’ on the face which in his opinion were caused by striking the hard bottom when she threw herself down in the shallow water. There will be no au- topsy. ' ab ie eta WOMEN ARE ENTHUSIASTIC. Siew, Child: Sent! Mrs, Vote ge H. Childs, President of he Women's Democratic Club of Bronaville, to-day expressed great en- thusiasm over the selection of Cox and Ro an Democratic, standard rn rer, “We ‘think It Is perfectly splendid,” said. “All of us are delighted and believe the ticket’ is so strong that even Republican Women will vote for it. “We already have started work on forming an organization here to begin a@ determined campaign for the Cox- Roosevelt ticket. ‘A N that “the hopeful and we now expect the move- ment of coal cars to this city to be expedited.” Hi ties have enough coal to last them! several days, | in $1,000 Special lating the Sullivan law. man John ful op Broadway, near 32nd Street IS MORE HOPEFUL; BIG SUPPLY ON WAY President Morgan of Me: Association Denies Union's Trucking Plot Charges. While the holiday period set bac! coal arrivals, Acting Public Service to-day more ‘ommissioner Barrett situation sald appears He said the public utili Increasing quantities will be re ceived here each day this week, ac- cording to an announcement of Com tol missioner J. W. Howe of the Tide- water Exchange, local agent for the Interstate Commerce Commission. i FOUR HELD FOR AUTO THEFT. Cornelius Pan, Chi omobiie in which Charles Tucke: shot and killed on Monday night BY SUICIDE IN PARK | si arraigned to-day before Magis- trate Corrigan, were teld in $1.01 caret Sate for a further hearing. 1 Sensions, charged with vio: The death of Tucker, whom Patrol ‘Wissel, of the Wi venth atreet station, in ri have admitted he shot, Is Upon the plea of William J. Fallon newly engaged counsel for Dr, Julius Hammer, Bronx physicta: mhter after the unsuce 1 performance of an unnecess THE EVENING WORLD, |COAL SITUATION fits’ Gleason, NAMED AS HUSBAND John Cacadonia and Frank Rucichi- 1ano, charged with the larceny of the Bagan was held additional bail for trial in convicted rot Sepite: = 2 WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1920, ' SMALL MEXICAN REVOLTS BREAK OUT Washington Hears of Several but Apparen‘ly They Are Not Connected, WASHINGTON, July 7. ary movements in various parts of Mex- Mose Crausby of Greenville, N. J. yk | co were reported in advices received at “48 arraigned In Genera! Sessions tv the State Department from American gay charged with grand larceny. He officials in that country. The move- ments apparently are unrelated and are of minor importance. Conmil Blocker at Piedras Niegras, Hagle Pass, telegraphed that al Ricardo Gonzales, nephew of 1 Pablo Gonzales, with a force d at 60 und 200 men, had re- uutting the lines south of Mon- Coahuila, on July 4 American Consul at Tampico stated that General Carlos Osuna and General Larrabee Agadir were in rebel- lion, ‘There were reports at Pledras Nigeras that General Jesus Guajardo had revolted at Gomez Palacio near Torreon with 300 men and had ad- eneral Porfirio Cordena is reported to be under arrest there. ancnceennsllifiaarionnee RECORD LIST ON OLYMPIC. 1,245, +[ Cabin Passengers Namber With 1,000 im (eerage. The largest number of cabin passen i }gers to leave New York on a steamship this year was booked for the sailing of the White Star Iner Olympic, thers being 1,245 on the list. In addition, -|1,000 were carried in the steerage. Among the passengers were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fortune Ryan, Mr. and Mrs, James Speyer, Mr. and Mrs, G. A. Munn, Washington, D, C.; Ors. 1 OR. Rea, Pittsburgh; Mrs, H. B, Duryea, -| Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Eaton Cromwell, {Daniel and’ Murray Guggenheim, Mr. and Mrs. Mra. J r. and M jertrude V ragela, A. Burden, Mra, Archer Brown, | Mr. and Mrs. TO 46th St. and Prices $1 World’s Largest FIO AL. GRAND CENTRAL PALACE During July. 9 A, M. to 6 P.M. Saturdays 10 P.M. REAL SHOE BARGAINS Fo: Men, Women and Children in charge of seventeen Japanese Janno, going to the Olympic Games. THE Lexington Ave. 00 to $3.00 ATIONAL INSTITUTI Erowning, King & Co. CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS AND HATS FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN SEASON-END SALE MEN’S FANCY SUITS Formerly Sold at $55.00 and $50.00; $97 50 And All Suits Selling At $45.00; $98.50) These Suits include Worsteds, Cassimeres, Cheviots, and some Serges, mostly quarter-lined and all cut on our latest models. Your Satisfaction Guaranteed The Sale is at all three of our retail stores Browning, King & Company 16-26 Cooper Square, Manhattan Fulton St. and DeKalb Avo., Brooklyn ON" | Revolution. | advanced towards the American porder. | wart Barney, Mr. and| BRICKS, NOT JEWELS, IN HIS SUITCASE Switching Conviction of One Arrest of Another. and was arrested yesterday following the conviction of Herndon H, Collle, No. 319 East 14th Street, on a similar cha Collie named Crauaby plice. According to tie police, the two men developed system In the dagen checking rooms of the station here, suitcases containing valuable clothing and replaced them w; 12,000 maker who needed ¢ lot—black and blue. Between 15th and 16th Sts. Take them to our nearest store and get a new lens ina few hours. Accuracy assured, Any Lens Duplicated from the broken pieces. Lenses, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 etc. d Baggage Brings as his accom: Pennsylvania They say they removed Jewels Men, Here’san Example of What This Manufacturers’ Unloading Sale Offers You: A New Shipment of SOCKS They were purchased last week from a been delivered. They are perfect in every respect, but there are only two colors in the and genuine 29¢ grade, washable and perfect fitting; full seamless and in sizes 914 to 1114. The Surprise Stores th Avenue Yonkers Store, 25 Nor a ihe 9 old enses which they filled with bricks. Mario L. Teran of No. 64 Weat 96th Street, one of the complainants, leged thut he checked a suitcase con- taining property worth $600 and drew out a suitcase containing nothing but bricks, we nh Pairs of These Socks Were Made to Sell at 29c ash—and they have just Guaranteed first quality rd Avenue N. W. 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