The evening world. Newspaper, July 12, 1920, Page 3

YACHT CREWS HOLD HUMAN RATHER LOSE AMERICA’S CU THAN TO SACRIFICE ALIFE. SAY MEN OF RACING YACHT i was nothing else to bother a man, there'd be more glory in it.” | So far, it seemed this highly eap- italized and specialized sport seemed to show evidence of belng human, Down to South Brooklyn, where the Shamrock still stays on’ the Morse| ary dock, hardening the last coat! of paint oh her smooth underbody, went the inquirer as to the cold- bloodedness of hundreds of thou- sands of dollars applied to the speed of toy boats on the nearby Atlantic, NO DISGRACE TO LOSE CUP IF THERE'S LIFE IN IT. | it was just ambout time for the) Shamrock LV, to be settied down Into | the water by the submerging of the nection of the immense floating dry | dock on which sbe lay. All her| Osherfolk crew were fairly busy. But in & supervising corner the teporter found an executive person and put to | him the serie’ of hypothetical ques- tions which had been, proposed to Would Halt If Sailor Went _ Overboard at Crucial « Point in Contest. GLORY EVEN IN DEFEAT. Capt. Christiansen Could Not “See Murder Done for Bit of Silver.” By Lindsay Denison. Tn an effort to find out something ®bout the sailors who are to handle the ropes and sails of the yacht Reso- lute in the races for the America’s Cup, beginning next Thursday—most of THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1920. ge Two Courses Over Which the Races For the America’s Cup Will Be Sailed SHOOTS GIRL OF 16 WHO SPURNED HIM “AND KILLS HIMSELF With Her Picture in His Hand Levitch Awaits Miss Debb- ' linger in Hallway, With the photograph of a youre girl In one hand, a revolver in the jother, Jesse Leviteh stood in the hall- | Way of No. 133 Henry Street to-day [at the foot of a spiral stairway | The giri of the picture was Mins Ida Debblinger, whose home the ground floor at the Henry Str is on |address, ‘The man lived on the third floor, *As the girl stepped into the | hallway, cording to the police, Leviton her namie and began | shooting. The @rst two shots went wild and the girl cried | “Oh, Jesse, wha The next shot struck her hand and the fourth entered i abdomen, She sank to the floor MISS DEBBLINGER, WHO WAS SHOT BY ~ REJECTED SUITOR bO69-000 19-9428 1ODOHdOROs —=s 5 + 7 Esaincer Oreree DOE ED PL DOOD mais j |Garrison at Belfast Largely Augmented But Men Are Kept in Barracks, « BELFAST, July (Associated — Press).—Last night passed quietly ia Ulster and as the great Orangeman’ Day parade was formeti in this city” this morning there was no the day would be marked by ange thing out of the ordinary for a celes bration of July 12. Telephone mem ages from Londonderry and other points reported everything quiet, and it was stated they were expected te remain so, Troops in the remulat garrison here [have been confined to the watracks until Tuesday morning, but anfiitary officers have taken every predaution | against disorder, even to arranging } 12 \ rl * 56 OF | for @ special hospital service. Sit Gelato Levitch stepped back a vace or two, them sturdy South Brooklyn boys, who Cg et rear faset (ila |placed the revolver to his forehend | Many wild rumors were afloat tn | learned their salt water trade on fish-| man shouted, (He made solemn stip- | jand fired, An hour later he died tn Belfast this morning, one beng thatioy ing boats and yachts from Gloucester | ulation that his name should not bo | !Gouverneur Hospital. ‘Tho girl was # trainioad of Sinn Feiners was ¢om- | to Tampa through the four seasons—| here printed “eet sr, aoraas Bouts | taken to Beth Israel Hospital, where {ng from Cork to attack the elty. Ins i this ‘question was put up to Capt.| ping to talk of such a marten ot hina | {t wan reported she probably will vestigation proved thim as well as Christian Christiansen, sailing master| overboard?’ Race or no race. Cup or| recover. | many other reports of trouble, untene, mrmapa a nipstias hubimeleererend pod Picea rte ok arr khyi po goed Leviteh wanted to marry Miaw Debb- | Tessin Mage the laden aaa Corinthian (or amateur) Captain of the is @ great thing—a grand thing I linger, but as she ix only sixteen her het ey he rigs One : Seize the Yankees defender Beeolies ; bape my grandchild may win ono a3 Parents objected and she herself was oe Tigeiilltiaa, Gewt) aati Suppose the American defender an ope to win this, But the ilfe of unwillif. Neighbors said Leviteh hs the British challenger were coming In] S man. Nay, man, nay, ‘The glory of aN) beats paving fet: suave’ atten: | the Cabinet requesting augmentation — { Keboats at the finish; | {0sNe 4 cup to eave a life would be to the 360 troops stationed here, Ap- t toward the stakeboats at the finish; | better than all the cups that were tion since he got out of the army a} —_—— aribhiy tho tall is suppose there was less than half a| ever mado by a sitversmith. But don't year ago, and that for @ time she con \7 he { Special Pass Buf |» ently the call was answered well, We UGAe Gaels ee ee | An 40 task’ Want “tas Teteduce The above diagram shows thestwo courses along which the yacht racés will be sailed. One diy a tri |Mynd,{0 £0 with him to dances « falo—Some Leaders Boom | tioned in the bity ‘and ane Ree, Ste to dclde whether the cup ela dis sapid bape be eee @ man be tipped into angular course will be laid out, each leg of ten miles, or thirty miles in all. On alternate days the course }to go to Coney Jviand and she refused | Nixon for M Ayor. Poser 4 ee bare Ree i rE in the United States or go back to| the water in a cup race, opliion was 3 i 7 4 t Mayor. South Ireland to-day it woul ‘i land. \Suppose that al! that the| almost as unanimous, ‘The Shamrock will be to windward and return, fifteen miles in each direction, He nt alone, came back in the paicsaas possible to mistake the crossing of ae oe ean to every| Cattle on her deck a dinghy which z = ~ |afternoon and went to bed early Inat Spat) thd Giana ian | the boundary into Ulster. satreetionsl Meets MARR tO OVO capable of trenapcrting twenie | | jnight. ‘This morning he refused break-| Hepp atone dat sin ;|,,A® always, every household diss yachtsman was to be settled in the last/ men. It 1@ @ light paper-thin dory, | 0, duly he special) played its Union Jack, some from Aniperate ‘hve whisk: which rides op the after deck In ¢ | | fast and said he was going out ‘rain Dearing the 1,000 Democratle| seemingly inaccessible ‘tops Of the, “Well,” said Capt. Chriatensen, | Pace where IP interreres tt of all - i a (omen of New York and Kinge| highest trees in the yard 9nd, from - . © speed the 1 Ith County 5 early to-| the steeple of nearly eve uroh ‘keep on supposing, The Resolute|haq just as much sandnocsring at | |HARD FIGHT LOOMS bday ena yee $8 Buftalo early t0-| Gooela the same colons ol x wins.” polishing and warnishng as any part i FOR DRY LEAGUE |! .%¢ after a short detay started ttc secs BES, "1 He grinned appropriately. It was ¥ ae arene doat's structure in the | \ /for New York on the last leg of its BUILDING MATERIAL’ last fow days in South Brooklyn. ve a We 1 /4700-mile journey to and from the the sort of @ gtin a Georgia cotton! ' “Hand over!* then, ls the fie com: | | Whichever Side Well isan wrancisca convention, The field hand would oall “one of them| mand, sweeping the yacht around ta | c RELIEF PREDICTED re- jturn trip took the delegations north | mittee Next Y along the Pacific coast to Portland, Ore, with a side trip to Mount | WASHINGTON, July 12.—Leaders of Shasta, thence. through the State of |the Ant!-Saloon League forces are zet- Washington, stopping at Seattle, and ting ready to renew their Prohibition jacrogs the Canad border Into Van- dry grins," but it wasn't the sort of a grin one wishes to cross-question the veteran of #ix international cup races about. RATHER LOSE RACE THAN SAC- RIFICE A LIFE. @ quick circle, when the alarm, "Man overboard!” comes. (It has not come more than once or twice in the mem- ory of the oldest man in the crew of either contender, incidentally.) NEVER MORE THAN MINUTE TO SWEEP BOAT ABOUT. Will Head Judi Senator Calder Says Easing Up im Shortage Will Take Place i Within Few Weeks. UNDER ARMISTICE )Chinatown Deserted for Ex- BARRING COAL FIND NIAGARA PLUNGE 'Richmond Company Hasn’i Pieces of Barrel in Which He ee fight on Congress, which they thought | 0. jj... Sonator Calder sald to-da con "Suppose," asked the feporter,| “Tt i# never more than a minute,” * Htante > he , Salle C Reed cunt iwbon. the Yolatana Prot: |e! vinced that the butlding pag! Bho 2 joao ace borag “Ane, ho wouldn't} —cursion of Its Inhabitants | Enough to Last Out Day-- | Went Over the Falls Come | the trait led across British ; “with the unbroken record since the |sose a race by as close @ muarein as ; . mae bition enforcement bill wus written. columbia, throug ‘the “ianadian|*ee, @ !9.& fale way ot being eased America’s time, with the hundreds of | that to win a life?” and American Friends. B. R. T. Supply 2 Days. Ashore, but No Body. A necting will be held oon to ar-|iockies, “AWerin and Ba@katchernn | Minin a few weeks ‘ thousands of dollars which have been conte: Pg ered were —_—- Ome . = . CABKO, Soe “Mbds Bad) Yeaderay t6."F= to tartal, hehe the Apectaw entered |) mea Rot eatimate to wha extaatig 1 i ip clome behind?” : e 8 : ° oe veer be “ he diMfeulty In obtaining building ma- spent to keep the cup in #0 Wiel ."Come about first. ‘Hard over!'| A sea gull flutterea oyer the Iron] The Hichmond Light & Power Com | NIAGARA FALLS, ganize the country Beaiuat MRY BOS? | inte At in territory once more. terlals ts @ue to the use of cient States, and the hundreds of t sory peated ane ring. Throw him/Steamboat Cepheus as she pulled pany notified the Public Service Coni-| Rivermen were pat mara baled ange in ti Dry ae ian Al (he dividing ine, which waal for ahipments of coal," said the Senator, of dollars which have rapa FV ahona ts ie an Mint aad eee NSRiod away from Pler No. 1, North River.|migsion to-day {t had on hand only|xorge below the Fal yin the| THe Tenge Me t Paes Hele | Thursday night, the more|"but such use has undoubtedly i enthusiastic Britishers like Sir ‘7 at the committee boat sees him and he| tits morning, carrying members ©f| coal enough to last until 8 o'clock to-|hope of recoveri body of tes It used in the pe before ‘ fo | 200 tourists stood on the plate fomplicated the building problem and Lipton and others before te bse Knows they eee him and he feels all| the Hip Sing Tong and members of aight. ‘he commissioners’ investigate |Charies G. #1 bes tol, Eng- (hibition was accomplished. 1t will eet ern and wang the wBter Spangled | alrectly the housing problem, ie abn pret ee sop ae Soe wi right, ’ oa, with the ruven ay the On Deong Tong, for years rival ory set about to “dig up" coal to k land, who | in an ene i ee AGE ae abe ines Hanner.” The Cunadian customs of- [graphed to, Capt ara? Of the Ue a contest, | spor s shi ey formpertn dertake to send the ongre! care: babed! thes he h oars ‘ashington, od en tee not been tried out since 1903) Make Fare of your man frat.” pate of C eee A AESeRRGiSTEa the RichmoAd outfit goin ia mpt t Mrs, | ders I A eMAine AAO CheAGS Ih ‘i 4 bared th a _ oe ae ing his‘attention to the nee inks, thegs ver against which is set th ead- | Chinese on shore who spied the bird} © Interboro: nid: Transit re nn and Bob ’ ) Americans sang and shook hands wit! ds of freight ¢ | —wseventeen years ago—suppose gvery~ ly garment statement ht toes Bheite legis it was a “dove of peace.” He, a i nee ee eee 7 na to-|>y golmg over the cataract in a bar- |the law. After March 4, 1921, whioh- | niny an the train arted acrose) News, Wa ond ie coal oe aug. ended on just one point.” | rodk’s man who ret forth this pledge. | ‘ onday, Seay Eat ceva del Dah si ie ever party wins this fall, a wet will iis el oe ated that this coal be shipped to New ber dngp an 4 ie Sein His| “When there's a man overhate)| Predicted no feud to-day | and the B. R. T. a supply for two| fel bout the head ee ake owerful Ju: | North Dakota. ‘There were stopn ut|fngland and other: Coustwicy polkee tee | ‘ Capt. Christiansen “ and we have cast loose the dinghy| The annual outing of the Hip Bings |) The Consolidated Gas Company, Pieces of barre) tn whien | 5° Pi St, Paul Siffurday and Chicago yes-|fie board's ships, thus jeleasing the - Rist mate, J. Chriatienset. MAUAT and: theres one an oF foun eit | to Roton Point, Conn., is the firet on | 9°* aren 5 1 the New|Stevhena went ta death continued to|diciary Committes of the House! tiiday morning [tare for use in transporting building i; | brother, but no ‘blood relation to|could get into the little boat by alwhich the committee has permitted| '* ‘struggling a On an is fas [HOR eiharn In tiie obasine | ina-|Which has handled all Prohibition |, MtcK Heothed on the return trip PRATBETA a . t mile and asked, “Wal go cni*hiow rom the zoekt aida "mould neThs white folks” (0. mark. ‘Althougn| York Steam Company mas one Oay's| fs anor in Ge mils on the Cana: | Aah tae anaes some of he women, uader te leader” TRAIN HITS AUTO, 8 KILLED, | | mile and asked, “Well, go on: How | frm ihe yacht’s ai one or the four | thera were 2,200 tickets sold, only a OE cuullo. bewsies ‘Comme. | unt! nearly midnight, but) Within two weeks important changes yniy of Mew John, Sheewin Chevy, ss o { do we win? What is that one oa grebeart te ees did not drop while | persons boarded the steamer, The ie sald . Hie mh see uae a body falied to uppe ang Bave occurred aiestiie the Rep yp: ;Went to the convention with the| Machine Warled Inte ® » Dew H ave got a lot of work to do on| they had the chance.” ; “pig-taited” loose shirtea |Soner Donnelly sald to-day ¢ Nacearig sit be Weal DorkonnEl ot this committer. | Vowed ouroge We bave go And the reason for all this in that | N°Te Bet the “pix-tailed” loose shirted /Soner Wgnnelly sald to-da in driver aid it might be | a : avowed purpose of naming Lewis __ molishing Butlding. the Resolute, If you hava got # now wperecn on a eae box on Broadway, | Mongvlians of other days. On the Washington, that the trouble in the |/#@Veral dayn before was’ relonged {Chairman ad, author of the | Nixon for the Presidency, but condi- | “ANCASTER, Pa, July 32.—Five Ylea, what is ft7” speaking in the interest (go he said) | Contrary, they came in true “Melican" SA due to lack of car) fm the cross carrents at the foot of Batercement was defeated for | tiona militatod wgainat their purpone joutolats were killed when an express If there !s anything bigger in a con- | of 5 Cec itee of Forty eight, re-| style, with dough-boy hair cuts and ea ue a ; i elation hominations ‘Th x aus: The result, however, had the effect of Nair ae Pes age man hera . re- | mari to his passing audience night es d their eri. /2auipmen a a coal miners on » Re ‘ to-day e five were buried under the Leica ada ried caps pel acaba ers eS argh Averaep millions |e. tee eu ADE INOS ea ee arabia’ case aa (hes barrel bobbed up ve Morgan, Sot | REAR Voom 08 the tall OF | saoete et ai eubatiey station ome cola ; Porter explained—tigger than oom-| To deg true ayeral “drown a }can friends were equally resplendent Fi: Unt another conslewmmer one by one and ore Representatives Graham | Nixon for Mayor next year jabek wan Hit be the seaeaeee } mercial success or the winnlag of}dozen sailors to win a gilt cup” | The girls ubourd were dressed in| "oP Work until a livered at the | Were picked up aa thoy floated toward ), Dyer (Mo) and Walsh (Maas.), | Mra. Hylan, who ia dn the Special. |tne engine had husled the sate fedividual championships im golf, ee re! {ultra-modern creations and eacn| °F oan giles fie a Ie cont | {88 shore, ‘The head, with Its sealing eh OF hain te nena on Bae panied by per een ae ne trae rom i ; g her neigh-/™ines to 0 here 1% coal! device, was p ally: Intact wits at leay favor of a ¢ 6 of Brooklyn, who wa amateur or professional, or in the ANDERSON DEMANDS seemed bent on outshining her neigh payctiae egasie ps Teese Pee oats 3 a! . leoholic content of beverages ked and robbed in her room tn the| Those killed were Misé Mary Gilles,» i Olympic games or any other sort of bor, There was plenty of food and i . 1 Mr, Don-|caek gave way first under the force Jemocratic side, Represen- | Fairmont — Hot San Fi ty, Lancaster, do Mere, Bs an outdoor contest of keenness of eye! G. O. P. DRY PLANK) pienty of music SROUEH to aarry it! ald) Mr. Dh thy 158 foot drop and the pound (Dern, 0.) would ‘prob: | shortly. the train star Arty-tour' | Edward G } or steadiness of nerve or power of eee Long estore the) stenmer: cast oft ely mena eri tie aiceearon PAB PaO aie lena pan eon ara ma ethene pe eo coc RY Romey : Mushtelson’ sepeat oe : +o larde < ne Rape Ree RES An illustration of the plracy which se riences gave his opinion baeee lat. tor laces Ricken The party wi i muscle—it 19 an international yachtjAnti-Saloon Leaguer Wants il pices echt z nreithe Public Uulities im confronted |some weight, declared Ic woe tat wht the Hse Mbition Law cna aepeln ae Chiiderasn wane tie Wen ta] route to Philadelphia, . me ‘ race, ands riaratt jana, eving theme of « ; meal parts ' he Prohibition Law and A AKO, were thro | Pe ain eset canted 16 Out-and-Out Declaration | tles and hats, proceeded with fan-tan, with was cited to-day by R, H. Nex riagicaew a ulation narovat jong the wets. tement at 180 Inet night at Con —_— beach Ga Hana ed at Saratoga. Chinese poker and Chinese pinochle, sen, Chicf Engineer for the Public: grace thay he was doomed to fuilur > t, O. ‘Train No. 5, west bound,| ‘Three Arrents for Joy Rid: } ‘Well now,” the question continued, jwhatever they call it in their own Service Commission, He. sald but the Ehellehman was contident nig t an automobile containing three| Russell Moore, Robert Feeley and s 5 : ia) TWO GET | “post when you were racing the! State See iendent Anderson of | tongue. ears BE sont sonsplononaly marked traption was atron qu ‘and persons just as the speali Was pass-| Clarence McDonald, ali of the Salvation ‘ock IV, atraight tn, with but/the Anti-Saloon League called on the| Mulberry Rend (now Columbus for public utilities In New York win nto L 8 advice ng at. ‘The car and its driver were | Army's Army and Navy Cleo at Wey stow seoonGe betwre: You To antn| Republican Pont arrae ceued oa the| Mulberny | Rend now Columbus fr public ution in New York wer “i tan FROM SAME WOMAN (ori Ys sola ie rears amy and Sab at each ; neighbors of Chinatown took the day delivered 24 hours later and the i 1 can have — driver was killed. The theatrical | & sS0 Tee AMS Suncces, «tO pert yemeriay to1ie upwith the Repu | seem nus Gu omn ook urty'|mainder found between here. and snniversary ‘ They Tell | Women in the first and second cars| ralaned in the Flatbush Avenim Cours ' of wind shifted the boom #o it caught jean Congress and come out for almore polyglot in ite national aspect. Chicago my last trip ute It" Married Both of Them, They Tell) Mien i aterioal. The special tw dug | to-day Paros i Oh Phage ee 4 sailor off his balance and sent him|bone-dry law. He pointed out that|-—— —— — Court, and Drew The tn Grand Central Station at 4.30 this hnce gf the complainant, James olive, oyerbourd. Suppose it was young| While Congress passed the Volsiead Py . Abn y ANWAR ternoon, railroad time, No. iy wi frainetar Road. Wiatbueh 1 4 ; Dr i } my Allowance: — — in ‘alleged the trio broke into 5 Lundrup, your youngest man, ‘The|act over the President's veto, the Re al l St h th B. ° 1 r < | aeeree oe tee, broke jas Kid’ who probably might have got! publican Legislature of New York are eCUl ep ens in e ay re DEB MOINES, In, July 12—Through | Bx-Urtest Sent te Prison for Gente, | Farege., t06 ‘joy ‘riding Patroinnen } sole. Lue Ax ba inate’ pexparienee liaise, passed the AIS per onnl: bree the efforta of the Amorican Valentine Ravervto, formerly « Cath- | James ‘Touhey ‘commandeered another because he had not sailed in an in- ; ° ° land BUNdar bad Aisle At olle prieat, of No. 97 Third Avenue, was| car, wave chase and arrested the youre , ternational race before, in spite of the | at. t t t, t Wiiltay Teche e ag 3 Jmeritenced tonet lene thi aix men. him out ag a yaluable man in this! {n this State into believing tat ere again to-da Prison by Justices Murphy, Herman nag | Mt Gees Over Hank; Two Killed, det yhat would you do? lence at Saratoga places the party in dder and Stantey informed the Red | Prison by Justices ne: sonal One Dy eeDor snapped Capt. Crist and hie] the St cionkaide thes purty “na. ora that they had lont truce of the Hlomon In Speclal Sessions to-day. He) BUFFALO, July 18—James Hi Deno. pig mute in the same breath, "Holler | rae SoM elie by Gee ee womnun whom they married at Newport | had heen convicted of petty wratting i van and William Phisl, were killed and ard ove. a sa aie: Ot a ‘ r News in th of 197 ust before ‘ on wer St uVereto can Harry § rugman probably ra a9." em a there would oe Brake Convention for the nassae ot Ld : \ a i f Italy in 1930, ta iw I= | hurt early eda when Phila oe }@ State enforcement measure |denti smnbes ~ sree lal dala B Vil Dy the nh after’ convios | mobile plunged over a twet COULDN'T DO MURDER FOR Alecai with that whtn was hea rn diveloard that Rudder and Stantey |Ienend’ by the | h ‘a woman’ ta baakment: tite ihe bed” ot ceeeaal BIT OF SILVER PLATE Republican Congress and tacitly ap- ad married the same woman, She tx | itipgahethe No ot Crevk near West Falls. uldn't you throw him a life pre- | Preved by the Nattonal Convention,” ow wald fj nou Ne and trust the committee boat | ~ ee York ¢ ymebody to pick him up at a vine | BOY SCOUTS FIND SUICIDE. | The Hed Cron slhi Deartied that the like that?” m won ad been draw a tiovernt t Couldn't you do murder for a biL} pea, Well Oreanea ¥, rv owiehe ms, the wife matte udder & with eublime contempt “Yeu amcnd Weeds Near Engleweed int tans z Dinttot kuow better than that. There ls no| Boy Scouts to-day found the bouy Court here and were mt divorces belter boy in South Brooklyn than jot a man in Palisades woods near pd any one of them we huve signed on| Englewood. A revolver lay near, in ner Uphenté wrem Taree n this crew. If one of them, trying |dicating suleide. In his pocket were monty to help win tis cup, went overbourt,!four handkerchiefs. bearing .the. initia e@ the most Important thing in thelsg. @ souvenir Cuban knife with Mra Martin amiiton, No 1 United States would be to get him on | of Morro Castle on the hanale. , board again. Wellington pipe nd a pair of 4 With a boat I!ke this it is but a mat- ‘bo! eot 10, we 1m) and g ier of A minuie to come shaven. He wore Diack mult f pick up a man overboard ik socks, A New York 7 NER aren ik Talent GRAS Loeea nearby bore the date or ¢ ace, you say And the man may be en to MoNatt q boat if we take the chance? Yes, yes x, | ominga Developme “4 thousand times Berta & lowe A Be Senat i : a the cup than to | «oman, in mfard’s Pod . Giea thousand times: As thr me, (0 | ee of fard’s Mavaintion SEEMAN BROS., New York. — 1 " he the! ne mocratic an STON 1 % Sea Prin tee ‘ OF : I rday announced that the Proprietors of White Rose epulation of having lost up to fo rene in the } t , ny of my m ak ou of ation of Stemferd, Conn ~ vave the life of any of ms mon than nwgtiee tas mena Hatin, ot Stacitend. Con: iy Canned Foods, Cocoa, Cereals, ttm, «7 9 Rave the cup u a man down 0) date for th nom Stamfor ow! tudin, he the bottom who might have been! Iytion tor tnited Mute ina WAST. wh inereaue Otis or te f : saved if I bad ‘come about,’ Is there Sepvember primarion, cout. mf