The evening world. Newspaper, July 19, 1920, Page 1

L SAIL SHAMROCK ONCE bat TY BURTON 1 IRISH BLOW. UR. TROOPS IN 2 LORRIES oe * ——— TWorid, |, “Circulation Books Oven to All.’’ TO-NIGHT’S WEATH RR— Thunderstorms. John R. Spears AMERICA’S GREATEST te a AUTHORITY Describes Yacht Race Bs PAGE 3 TO-MORROW'S WEATHER—Probably fair. Entered me Second-Clase Matter 5 PRICE TWO CENTS | t#ner cunts Yost Office, New York, N. ¥s s IN GREATER NEW YORK ELSEWHERE a . - _ —————— LIPTON 10 RETAIN BURTON AS SKIPPER OF SHAMROCK FOR TO-MORROW'S RACE. e Challenger Gives Out Guarded An- nouncement, Which Leaves Way Open to Make Change Later if Sailing Is Still Unsatisfactory. VOL. ome ht, 1920, by Tho Press Publishing ‘Co. (The New York World). NEW YORK, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1920. t. Burton, Kept as Skipper, And Wife on Shamrock PHOOH--1-GD.99-49 LXI. NO. 21,487—DAILY. BOLHEVA AGREE VLIANS IN CORK HURL | “amicus, 22 BOMBS AT THO MTARY TRUCKS; 70 SOLDIERS HURT ote Sent to 40 Brith Govern- ment; However, Offers a | New Proposition. TIAPANESE WOMAN BELIEVED DROWNED Lieutenant Says Wife Was at) Same Theatre as Whist | N LAKE I Expert June 10, | AKE IN PARK Mes. Elizabeth inikaots Wash of Lieut. Willlam Ma @ member of the HOOLNG TO TALK a” “TOMRS. WASHBURN IN ELWELL INQUIRY Ss Questions Husband of Young Woman Who Got Turfman’s | Check as Wedding Gift. ee ry a 54 ¢ Pe ee 56660666004648660065 {Attack Follows flows Night of Ter-| ror in Cork, With Much Firing in Streets. POLES STILL IN FLIGHT. NO LIGHT ON MYS SRY. | Populace Abandons Rich, Har-| vest Grain as Reds Sweep | Across Lithuania. Meee, . a | Women and Children Flee Into Side Streets, but Sev- eral Are Shot. SUALTI OVER 100. LONDON, July 19 (Associated Press) y Lindsay Denison. F | (Special Staff Fe eondsnt of The Evening World.) °°” HIGHLANDS OF NAVESINK, N. J., July 19,—Capt, William P. Burton will “be at the wheel of Shamrock IV.” to-morrow when tife Irish challenger resails her second race with Resolute for the America’s cup, Sir Thomas Lipton announced at noon to-day, The yachting baronet reversed all the well-founded earlier morning predictions that Capt, Burton, whose showing in the first two trials —The British Government to-day re- burn, wife veived a note from the Shi Russian Soviet) |hew Washburn, EF, will be questioned by Asgistant Dis- Attorney T. with the investigation of Card in Her Bag er Bag Indicates She | Was Miss Yuki Onda, Missing From Hotel Pennsylvania. Government stating that Russia was | CORK, July 19, (Associated Press). —Two aded with | soldiers which passed through the he note was sent by Geogg Tchit-| streets of Cork at 3 o'clock this morn- Foteien Minister who was wounded in France, | Siebel Karat a a prepared to agree to &m armistice and military lorries to+make peace with Poland trict John Dooling in connection . » Pe It was ing qwere attacked by civilians with | British proposal for) bombs and blown up. x in reply More hoate manned by Harbor P lice with grappling hooks continued \the murder of Joseph B, Elwell, turf- to the |mon and whist expert, in his home, | $-4092656 Between @ixty . 5 é ne A LE EL EE AN A CE CCL on apmistice and pegce conference. | and seventy soldiers were injured.| to-day to drag the laké inghe effort |No. 244 West 70th Street, on June 11, 4 lesa ; | : 4 ch ci be supplanted either by Capt. ste In the note the Boviet Government) ‘The civilians throw twenty-nine) to locate the ody of a Jupaness Mr, Dooling said to-day that he $ been much criticised, would plan yy Capt. Albe: made a fresh Bopaateniiy wnNOh ues bombs, oust “wid: Kib. ualleeds eoweBave mettes aaa IN es Ch : Turner, Capt. Charles Nicholson, the designer, or Capt. Alfred Diapei der considera ; - or frien he 2 & ae nsiderattion by the British Cab=)" his attack followed a night of ter-| drowned herself in the 72d Street lake a ag ali 4 bse the 0 sees > “Capt. Burton will be at the wie? al jae Di te Si y night. : 4 ae row,” sald to-dmy, WARSAW, July 19° (Associated [TOF nto which the city wae plunged {ate Sunday night.| In a handbéx| mado out to her Wy Elwell and tat 50,000 ARRESTS Lemei fir Thomas to-day, | Pres). —‘The Poles are withdrawing to |@# a result of street fighting in whieh | [und on the noris Bank were POY |round among his effects, endorsed IN 6 MONTHS FOR garefully wording his statement, Seatmaam the south and southwest from the |Sinn Feiners and the military par-| i) vite, pearing EN att nes SvOnda, [With her name. oh ter that I cannot say, but my present ! rulway junction of Lida, which has|tolpated. ‘Two men were killed and) ie, "SiG Yee a, Uwueninggon, 9, | Mt. Robert Ju, Clarkson, md “WET” VIOLATIONS understanding is that he will be at occupied by the Bolheviki in| S0me forty were wounded in the gun Pig “| Mrs. Washburn, explained 1. | nm occup } . ‘ C..—S8. H. 16, Mon, 6-7-17." At the) ~ * the wheel to-morrow, I will not talk their drive in the direction of Grodno, | fighting, which brought the total tat the oheck was sent i ‘hia Bolshevik aweep across Lithu- | casualties well over the'one hundred ge secilay iran alt lace baila daughter as a marriage gift from © Many Made by Local Police | about st further.” his Bolshe any: ac “ : hat a woman, presumably a Jaoa- 0 : nat * ag ania ; giving the Soviet force posses- | mark. had tered there Saturday | Wel an old friend of the Clarkson | ‘and Other Officials Are In- On board the Shamrock IV. and the f hurvest, as they The Sinn Foiners used the guerilla) ” heel ght kb pretiacdte | RV AI in Esti Killarney, the houseboat, it was url= ‘ sion of a righ earl aie tactios which had been outlined in|# Miss Yuki Onda, and had been as- |" 7, sh 4 , cluded in Estimate, q me De | poucpying thowsunds of acres ‘ eons : ; poling said he had auestione: derstood has { to the Tales, the grain and Lay now|te Plan of campaign of the, Repub-|si#ned to room G8. She had aeKod) out, Washburn last ‘Thured i WASHINGTON, July 19. Se, Beane Fe | rie . ror her key at 9 o'clock last night an : / e ny “ by the Poles, ao se Polish poput|Hean Army for her key at 9 o'clock last nigt Cl Regt Raeatta re is ORE than 60,000 arrests | Deen ¢o insistent he had not had « 7 stand in stacks, *olish popu- 5 A sist aban: 4 | nis home, No. 62 East 7th Street, x 4 sanalie na eee ish popu" "the fighting broke out aa the re-[2Ad notbeen seen since, the hotel | (8 Nowe, Mo. 0 Mak eee Je M were made during the |chance on Thuraday and Saturday 4 8 cea Peasants crowdingy the |Sult of a bayonetting incident in the api beste the lieutenants’ brother and an at- | first six months of consti | to get the best results out of @ham- 4 aan at nere livestock and vehicles [street In which a former soldier war| A large crawd, to-day watched the | eine, ag well aw Mr. Washburn’s | tutional prohibition just olosed,’ | rock IV., owing to the fluky ofndl- 5) loaded with household goods. Killed. About 10.80 P, BM, Indlscrim- beet aa ed es Sqpti Ra Bes personal counsel. | ren a —= | Prohibition Commissioner Kra- | tong, thet Gir Thomas decided to ees | y n lid in Polish quarters that the | inate firing started in virtually ali ies ne * = ae es ald ot The Lieutenant, sald. Mr Dooling AP TAIN BORTON, BHD. MRS BORTON | imer’s annual report, soon to be | tain him im sontinal command at 4 is said in Polish qui aR Aras rs s chiights, apt, Jaco! rown 0! a Uist sedi > oted to estimate, treat on the northern front is belng sections Of the city, participated in, sai \ |said he had never met Elwell, altho. ot e¢ PODS $4-500600600604 ee jesied, is exDpeC least, | aoe ot ean orderly way, accord. (it 18 stated, by military patrols in mo- ee a ree Sree Mee added Chae He hed Apart eaten - A large percentage of arrests | The cautious wording of Sir Fi eintiaued te y : tor lorries and armored care, Fright-| ‘He ‘Work, It woe Bald the wecullar |he sdded Mat he Ned Bessa frequently | USES AIRPLANE | wore made by local police and |-nomas's announcement made it en~ ing to pla ; ened women and children hurried tato| °''ansement of water vipes and . ‘a o said officials who are co-operating |tirely probable that there will be | The, Balsheviki in thelr westward cables at the bettom of the lak: |that though he himself had not been | of bod: rton's eld | h have reached the vicinity of the | Side streets and doorways and knocked! vient hold dow: body. asi. [on the New Amsterdam Theatre | TO OUTWIT ALL eitis Irene bul: Are eos irae yee VS at Came: a ~ 1 ee RY is vin pattie line on| frantically at numerous houses for | [) gbE hold downs body ane maces |? Speestbeht Die) responsible to him. ‘The number | throughout the race. | ‘ormer Russ a 8 ie 0 5 Jon the night of June with the tate a search of every square foot when Elweli| George Willis, a sailor, reported to the police night that had 10, Lewisohn SCOTLAND YARD | OF THE SUICIDE OF ops: admission, Volunteer patrols hurried to their assistance, but several young of these arresta can only be es- timated, of the Pripet Here the Poles are making n edge Sir Thomas Lipton to-day recetved 4 cablegram of congratulation from the we was there Mrs, Washburn, her s party, marshes er Pauline he and | & o r alr h ‘A total of 50,000 arrests would It a stand, and heavy fighting 1s in| sire one eee ee tae rete heard a splash near the north end of |his brother, F, A. B. Washburn were for Ceifhte je Mince ON an ONMRASS uteee tee nn, ke progress at various pointy. : . Lis “ {the lake, on a line with 74th Street./on the roof. bout one in every 2,000 persons “Deli ; mored trains from the railroad lead- baer ae “ Nerh} had found a black hat with black] however, did not meet, the Lieutenant WONDON, duly. 19. with violation of the prohibition "soni z » southwest from Minsk and along | Pa bd fe feathers, an expensive, handmade }told Mr, Dooling. me ‘On SD acc deed . i s LFO: “3 } Ine BON ieee endice ahvounti || Commissioner Smyth ok the Royel comm, and an wapenmve: black aille|’ agied, welt e | COTLAND Yard was outwit. | laws in the pertod sated ‘To-morrow's race again will Qe another rat ex > Trish Constabulary was shot a ” ‘oo p e ack sil Asked whether Lieut” Washburn, pe Se jay by an airpl 3 over a thirty-mile trianguar cot By the marshes from Mozir and Kalen- | Tris one saat wee | bag heaped under a big tree near @) had known of the check for $200 sent} of criminal, the UEENS GAS co becs Sat 7 " in the Country Club by fourteen) summer house on the bank. In the =! - Germa Is , id onuse: Baturdayis) Srlengyine 9 1 kovitche pen | si on the as a wedding gift from the whist ex-|Pormer German Empress {S| first in the annals ,of British | test was called off, 4 Soe ae armed men, who forced thelr way |bag wae @ Japanese ailk handkerchief | pert to his, wife, Mr, Dooling sald] Guiffari : : crime, The man Wis being WINS ITS SUIT Pit earit tee } past the doormen. Smyth was found|hemstitched with a pink border, 55 Ai ee ipsa Suffering ym Heart Ail- | : helne |WOULD LIKE NICHOLSON TO DR. HAMMER GETS by the intruders sitting with friends, | vents, a powder putt, sinull trunk that he sid not care to issu that exert acd Refack Is Reured fowl i by police. He telephoned ah TAKE CHARGE, a‘ Seat key and @ room key with the tag of| phase of the case at present, @ ulno ent and effec “eared. 16 Londen wir port at Croydon A ste ; j Phat 7 °, 3% to 15 YEARS |°"2 of them sDisLeIGh ARS PESTOR ERIE, * Pennsylvania Hotel, In addition | declined to talk about the possibility as whether he could re pecial Master Gilbert Finds Sir Thomas Tdhton's own indies f Several men fired point blank at aia Che: CHAN WoRRirn Shan Law Limiting Charge to $1 | {lon It 1s obvious to all who bearded AN Nl A A) ag Ra seg as erate — the Commissioner, who rose, but fell] The hotel employees said the woman | Y furnished him! DOORN? Holland, July 19 (Assoct- | EA SEH HO Wane JOAN. y ‘ hia boat to-day, is to persuade Court Disregards Petition in Sen-)qega white endeavoring to reach the |@uid something about feeling ill when re Oke hn when might lead t@ 8) ated Press).—The announcement of Rei hs iEnIR e | a Thousand Is Void Charles (Nicholson, the ship builder ry she asked for her keya. No especial | speed ysolution of the myster ed him that the after tencing Him For Fatal door, Mr. Craig was wounded during | Norice hag been taken of her, at was | “It i. t - vis to Seah Ne t4 Prince J i's death came t nlane hea rie : In @ report and opinion made by Spe-| who designed the Shamrock IV,, and t Cngeation the fusiliade. Mr. Smyth was the] said, because fifty or more Japanese | % gpa re liegt kl Guat ei RGR eae - Al Ma Gilbert in the case of the! in whoseryards she was put together PSEAMON Divisional Commissioner for the{had been there during the last tow PEAS CE ie Saw Boles aS Mrs Dat n Cantle vm nalbet svintion |New York and Queens Gas Company’ le take command of the Shamrock 1¢ Dr. Julius Hammer, physician at No. a Jonstabulary days, some coming to a conference | ing. "We are working on # number, The former Getman Empress, who,| kreunds ny dis- | Complainant against Charles D. NeW-| 0 change - ruling Mammer, physician at No.) afunster Royal Irian Constabulary: | Janu othors to attend functions on ot clewe which may lead us wome-|auring ¢ ee Sobutlon at rooney: doisided @- (er ett attormee | Generess oecle | @Ax_thmeime te; mince) sRkie pabingson t Smyth was @ Captain Sth} joard the Japanese cruiser off 96th | ‘ist Brine: Tho IME ee 6 OSA RE ; teak ita to Pe t District Attorney of Queens,| “Nicholson ts @ wonderful sailor.” victed by a jury of manslaughter as the| ging during the World War and| stre where, At present 1 regard the|ously troubled } honk allinene im to Paris, |O'Leary, Diatrict Attorney of Queens, anne diy oy tears casa errs 8 during Nokia, Street ie | Washburn episode merely as one of | , = 4 Reanvingieaen ie had Kept and Lewis Nixon, Public Service Com-|he haa sald over and over again, in ‘ eariohes 4 sraide Drive, | Wom the Victoria Cross: je Dallevmeine’ to havawaeri informed |) tat mission, First District, Master Glibert|the gay mood which has taken the Oganenof, of No. 280 Riverside Drive, Sa YANKEE NET STARS __ ‘ose incidents which are constantly o¢ the tragedy. The ex-Kmperor close watch on ail tig bo f rict, Ma following an alleged unnecessary oper- rope HIRE Gp it Al coutbrasal [peha teomidy. @neex-rinperor Wea] TT ios I rot thought |dediared place of an almost fofced and negy- ation to-day was sentenced by County| FIRE ON NIG WIN AGAIN ABROAD} an¢ 61 no particular vigniticance oe} heh (Doan sree ne the een ney |. k fecommended that tt be decreed | ous cheerfulness which had marked 4 Judge Gibbs to Sing Sing for three and! A ARMS HUNDREDS ities GisthiGH ADA SO Waahuen Oe ie ae «: paventel| “bonrs [that Chapter No 126 ot te Lane ot him when the Shamrock stukee cn @ halt to fifteen years, A stay was WIMBLEDO land, July 19.—| we: ind dinae i * Nault t = lye th _— #08, tn so far aa it provides that the | victory im the first race, after Reso- granted until July 26 to allow Dr. Ham- . —|were married last Octobe Mrs, | quite recently, it having been only the mp tain the New York and Queens o-4 mer's counsel, Willlam J. Fallon, to] p, ny 4 During Storm MR ears es, Tome toR Ok the! Robert 14, Clarkson, Mrs, Washburn'#| middle of June when he paid them a MRS. HUG, SUING, sie Company, shalt not now charge or| lute, far ahead, had been put out of © + Passengers, Aroused During Storm, | American tennis champlo ed| other, 18 quoted ‘as having eald in| visit at 1% Siva | | pos factured, furnished |the conteat because of her broken move for a writ of reasonable doubt. A HE. Kingscole of Britain | mother, i8 quoted as having sald visit at oorn Castle here | SAW HUSBAND HUG “* rus manufactured, furnishe New fvidence In the form of an aff- Help Put Out Blaze, on here to-day in a hard fought match, |¢xPlanation of Elwell's wedding git WIDRINGRN, Holland, July 19 I by it, a sum per thousand cubic | throat halliard., “Nicholson knows @ @avit that Dr. Hammer tried to get a Steamer C. W. Morse 6—3, 4-6, 8-6, 6—4, 7—5 [that “Joe” and her daughter w News of the suicide of ai eet In excess of a rate of $1 per thou-| yacht and a race as well as any man | *“.murse for hia patient was submitted. ait ‘ To-day's play was to| “the best of friends,’ and had been iim ca oh ia erect! Slow iis | Dect 4 1 Deal Was [fan cuble foot ts titegal a sae af living. You should see him go up @ The court struck {t out, Dre, Morria| | Passengera from Albany on the 1U8-| ing ‘aeriea “uetwaen ana| tor a long time, Mian Clarkson and |brother, the former German Crown| piscine | Vhoran or (Cee amantraaniien sf ati 0s ict iagat. Ste be lp arent Vishberg of Bellevue Medic son River night bo y ere | American Davig, Cup Teeatiitenra tic @oMtal maihamaaccen loonie oneal i nown. Woman o' Article » of the Cor ion of the | AS ‘ene and Isadore W of Beth tlatartied at 8.20 this morning by cries|ed Saturday in'a victory for the Amer-| Elwell a the. works, molt «| Pr The telations between Joa . - tiited tes und of the ourteenth| No one could have keener sym= then testited us character witnesses, Alot ef! which brought a number of | [ee ne aniam | COmetner @ wood deat at F him and Wrederick William were al 1 Jamaica Amendment to auld Constitution and|Pathy for the sray-hatred, quiet~ petition signed by 200 names, who, [them from etaterooms in thelr night-|n "fulton of Philadelphia, world's « panels, tien een eee Ways of a friendly ni 1 " louges that the complainant have other and| spoken, scholarly mah who ta to be tounsel said, were “eminent and repu-|etohing. The boat was crowded witn| pion tennis player, defeated J. C o, | feeling lor t]Crown Prince will 4 y tol 9, 4 . a further rellet against to defendants in| held responsiblo for Shamrock’s sad table” physicians and pre onal me tween 600 and 700 passengers, and Internationist, “in straight Doorn to see the former Bmpe ; y jktits sult showing, ax far as material results wast sized the Verdict, and} for a few moments there was great ex-| BHRLIN, Ju » : f Kaw ae ie: Thi IRIN ‘ $h0 are concerned, last Thursday and igweated that medical men replace citemen 0 pani ice moeenied that medial men replace ay cama. wut ne Panis. =| FIRST ‘STUTZ SUIT BROUGHT. yaa ‘I P. AR, REDUCES ITS FORCE. |2%,c)'inea' mousse, they oie men juries in cases of this nature 1 e 0 statetoo h | x son nn ' : close frjends, They were as eager Judge Gibbs declared the law draws , on the main deck, and it ts | A i a Beer aie t _ I i Announces 10 Per Cent. WI Be a clear line between necessary and un- to have been started by a la ioe as ‘ ye wparts ' Fe eet eee aie aue 11000 Affected, | 22 older and younger brother in set~ necessary operations, serving to protect|smoker In hls berth. | Passengera aa. | hae ; pe or oe an Pa oc ortant ! i m whe 18 ’ : ii’) ting forth their opinions, as printed the public against doctors who have the [sisted the crew in getting @ line of hose |” fury ornen fustoroay & fo | wife |e 1 p PHILADELPHIA, July as = 10 pe:'| in The Evening World Saturday, that ‘ us, er] idem tile 4 an t. reduction Im the working forces of COUR AHA He SaAle Ie Ante ASTON ghavamcitenient: the Are 6 | Claasified advertising copy for ||| Berlin offliaidon Nest eee eee eee wal be thate|t@ lagging of Shamrock in the first The court room was filled with medical |4.,7° § jim heavy shower, accon The Bungay World sould be ta H]| to concen fia t : sha ebol Ralcond ibe, halt af Thureday’e cece (WaeTaaeee men Meh thunder and tint The World oMce ea “ \ M f no fault of design or seamanship, =e Qn bourd was me eee ; f mpany's office Wo Name Boxing Commission Thin |nead of, the Hudson, Navigation On or Before Friday vo ' tt 1 inthe Eastern region alone, which| Sir Thomas began advising _ wi a ail aik eceding Publication te ‘ . Pel boo and 13.000 workers. will | Ds friends regarding the proprie = . 1 ‘ jenni nd \ workers. will ALBANY, July Smith sald Barly copy txcatvas the preferencs pra , ae latd off, it was 4 relieving Burton immediately after ” to-day {t was possi Barly copy recs eer ee |] {the to ! ‘ F . ome end of the weok omitted. Late |te the publ B WOKLD THAVEL BU v. Thursday's race, It was known te personnel of Boxing Onutted for lack of time to wet It saat! tA tent tike Corn : M Ving ' ake t Puitame (World) “Building 63-80 (ram | these in his closest confidence that and the ices « Committee provided r i . ph Fe } in the Act 1920 Legislature cre- e nulng for the allege THE WORLD, . . eater son & nervous a gm fo for baggage and persis one dag end | bia dislike of taking a victory out. tung’ a State Athletic Commission (Racing News on Pages 2 and 14) ficii in Spiro's account (Continued on Second Page.) wick ig i | another's accident was only , y 5