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| ry LAGE WITHIN A YEAR Many Signs Indicate That New Yorker’s Work Is Forerunner -of Harding's. Policy. LEADER AT THE HAGUE. Makes America, the Dominat- ing Force in Forming Court of International Justice. By David Lawrence. Special Correspondent of The Even- ing World. WASHINGTON, July 20 Might, 1920).—Both the lican and Democratic for the Presidency may talk aa | they Ifke concerning the League of Nations as an fssue in the present campaign, but evidences are multi- plying that the United States will within a year be a member of “The” League of Nations aa provided for by the Treaty of Versailles. Senator Harding may keep his posi- tion ambiguous in order to keep tho votes of the Hiram Johnson following and Gov. Cox may talk about reservations in order not to allenate the people who didn’t like Mr, Wil- aon's inaistence on an unqualified treaty, but the presence of Elihu Root and Dr. James Brown Scott in the meetings now taking place abroad to orm a Court of International Justice is looked upon both in Washington by international lawyers and abroad: by diplomats and statesmen as the fore- runner of Republican policy in tho event that Mr. Harding is elected, Documents which have just come to the writer from official sources abroad describe in gteat detail the} part that Messrs. Root and Scott are, aking in the meetings of the Advisory Commission of Jurists, who were ap- pointed by the Council of the League | of Nations to establish a permanent} court of international justice U. S, THE DOMINATING INFLU ENCE AT HAGUE CONFERENCE. “That the United States," says one of these documents, “though not a member o fthe League of Nations, | should chave a dominating influence In the formation of the permanent court of international justice which \s to be the cornerstone of the League, (Copy- Repub- candidates | being held at The Hague. It is both WILLING TO B LED TO LIQUOR ‘ Prisoner Forced to Refrain From Liquor,» but Intimates Judge His Liking for It. UDG ing @ prisoner brought J on a change of unlawful entry into a warehouse on Madison Street, to .which the prisoner pleaded guilty, asked: “Are you temperate?” “I've got to be,” or beer?” “Lead me to ‘em, Jud kly answered the prison a League of Nations without th sent of the Senate vision for recess appointments event that the Senate was session. INTERESTING COMMENT ON THE WOR, OF THE COUNCIL, Perhaps the most interesting excenpt from documents discussing the Uungs now taking place in the Counci! of the League and its sub-committces is the following: “The League of Nations ts building but not at all spectacularly, | A wholly now method of international strongly, | co-operation is going to come yt. It wil no®, of course, be the creator of the millennium, }many of its friends say, nor the cre- ls the-great anomaly of the meetings ator of a superstate, as its enemies Quite on the other hand, feel. TEMPERATE, BUT EB MINTYRDP tn question- Tore him in General Sessions was the reply. “Do you drink wine, whiskey nd made no pro- E to be Age,” er e con- in the| not in meet- out of either as 80 it will unexpected and unusual that a na- be @ very practical and essential ion which has so seriously damaged | Working medium through which the he idea of the Lengue of Nations hould, nevertheless, see its own Aewpoint and experience wedominant in one of the most vital} fields of activity of the League. “The reason is not far to seek. It rotary of Strte, Scott, former So-| Department and former § shu Root, nd James Brown’ cltur of the State iow head of the Carnegie Endowment International Pe at Washing-| To theiitact and judgment ix od on. jue much of the direction which’ the ‘hole committee is taking, as well he fact that the court which eventu- ally evolvea from the deliberations ere will be a court wholly in line with American ideals and experience, “These two men hold in the mynds of ropean jurists a unique position, It cannot be too strongly emphasized that they do not represent the United states Government In any sense, for they have been appointed directly by the Council of the League of Nations on the basis of their y high stand- ng among the leading jurists of the vorid. They are therefore on the same footing as the other members of he committee, namely eminent jur- sts summoned by an international or- anization to perfect plans for a world court. POSITION IN U. 8. ADDS TO SIG- NIFICANCE OF WORK. “Nevertheless their position as Americans adds significance to their presence for the statesmen of Europe are only too willing to recognize the bigness of spirit and viewpoint which allowed Mr. Root eapec ally, with his well known political alignments in the United States to accept an ap- pointment by an organization (the League of Nations) to which his own country and even his own political party has expressed such vehement opposition, Of course, the fact that he has been willing to serve is taken, nations can meet regulerly on all matters of common interest and draw their real or_disapproy The Leagu a going con al." of Nations, there! m, flexible enough largely up a programme to be submitted to clive states for approval fore, is n in its jes in the personality of two men |organization to permit modification ot |its constitution and by-kuws, so that America. ot being outy pelled to go to | war at the behest of other nations. And when’ the present political cam~- palgn is over, whether Mr, Harding or Mr to be American public. ship in the League to-~lay with Root ‘ox 1s modifications to American m looks more the is playing that at any time singe the conti hetweon President Wilson and ponents began to becloud the issue a on KILLS PLAYMATE in its delibe of Prank, Ww TED, Conn., July 30, Terry, ywelve years old, son bert Terry, ts dead, and Douglass, fourteen, who sending a bullet is in St. Francis H self, temple, the home of William Chapin Mnsville late yesterday, A son of Chapin three other boys, and Douglass, and they are have been playing with two vers, one loaded and the other when Terry. Dr. C.J medical examiner and lives ne including died. He when he shot Douglass with a revolver in hi Ho took the revolver from w heard the crack of « whether rightly or wrongly, a8 an indication that this foremost of American Statesmen acrepts at least the ‘broad lines of the existing “League of Nations. “The committee had not becu sit- ting a week before it was possible to forecast that the court would follow exactly the Mne the Supreme| Court of the United States, This re- sult followed not only from the logic of the situation but also from the presentation of the analogy of Amer- jca's court by Mr, Root, It ts poxal- ble that the same results would have been reached without the presence of Mr. Root but it cannot be doubted that they were greatly expedited," It 43 a curious commentary on the| situation that only iby the failure of| the Lodge reservations in the last| Congress was it possible for Mr. Root @ go abroad, for one of these reserva- ons forbade any American from of val who had shot himself after the doctor aay Terry could ni |Terry ded ten minutes afte sho! , Whe recovery pected, He will His father is in ey | Regiment at Niantic Twelve and a Hale P dend on Harveater, ‘The International Har pany to-day approved a dividend of los mp Douglass Mis with nected, there are reassure the prominent part shot and then turned the revolver on nim to his. right Hartford. The shooting occurred Douglass accidentally to the Chapins, arrived before and looking up a stalrwa rise ester going omber- 2 likely Mr. rations wuversy, his op- AND SHOOTS SELF) Sends Bullet Into Head When Doc- tor Tells Him of Fatal End —Leslie of Hu- George hia ospital, at in Col- was entertaining Terry said us rovol- mypty, shoc Kilburn, who ts also we xt door Terry was working over the boy a pistol AY Saw 6 hand he boy, hearing ot live r belag te ex- ht eve, the 1st r Cent, Divi- Com- of 1 THT EARN ATIONAL, Miss ELIZABETR HAQCK AT rene Linichiod chesney Miss MARION EISS AnD “ST. NICHOLAS © Ray” ONS YNANCYs, YEAR'S STAY GIVEN TO TENANTS WHOSE RENT WAS RAISED eaten Robitzek Signs Order Aftei'| Landlord Admits He Seeks Big Boost, A forecast of what will happen when hold-over stays now t+ 'ng granted in the Municipal Courts ex- pire was indicated in the Bronx Mu- | nicipal Court to-day when Justice Tatty Robileek signed what ts known asa “final order” against the nine- teen tenants in the apartment house at No. 4298 Park Avenue, the Bronx. These are virtually warrants of eviction and become effective July "1, WA. They were signed on motion of Oliver Davis, representing John Fin- kenheimer, owner of the building. 5 c to-day Judge Mulqueen in General Sessions plimented catching Andrew Aquinto, twenty-fiv 35 MacDougal Stre ¢ years old,/ who, the director general ot severai bands robbers merchandise of million udge harge. His chlef of staff, Angelo Pailentino, the porn ROBBER CHIEF OF MANY GANGS * GETS 13 YEARS Directed Raids of Different! Kinds Which Brought $1,000,000 in Booty, of No. ourt that estimated at dollars Finkenhelmer appeared before Jus- thirty-one, tice Robitzck several days ago as the Street, was given. five years in complainant in “hold-over preceed- Sing, and Anthony E of in sentenced Aquinto prison for ten years charge and five more gn a burglary | the police for| was informed, was| made away with nearly a} years, The) to State} a larceny two No. 67 Thomps Ascopia, seven- LEROY SEEN HERE ON DAY BODY WAS FOUND IN TRUNK Acquaintance Recognized Him| Uptown—Perfumery Clue May Aid in Capture. “Rugene Leroy” New York two hours Detroit containing | town the n to-day. ings against all the occupants of the teen, of No. 32 Thon npson Street and with th house, that He made ao accret of the the preceedings were Broome brought to get a larger rental out of suspended the apartments, The new rents de- manded represented an increase of 58 ber cent. over what the tenants paid a a year ago % The tenants were prepared to fight indep the case and offered to prove their claim on the city's assessment. Fink- eheimer, through his representative, ground, sending his instructions offered an appraisal nearly double the amount fixed by the city and the his confidential assis: Judge offered pt It provided the landlord would request the tax owh cstimute of the value of the property. This he declined to do. It was sought to get a compromise, the!tenants offering 30 per cent, ine crease for a tw: wor even an {eighteen months’ lease, Finkenheim- jer would not agree to thts and there was nothing for the court to do but grant the tenants a stay of one year, “They want the law,” sald Finken- heimer, “they can have it, I'l take ft also and I'l get my final order for | uly 1, 1921, amd put e one of than out at that time.” He made good on day, and unloss amends the rent court's power to | hese nineteon fu @ on that date, Congestion of calendars by dispe be greatly relieved if the arbitration the plied whon jandi DOBsesy pape j pal Justic |Justice Gen yed arbitration to in wage cases and [there was suit for houses, An instance unable properly inst the 25 p diord ove his promise to- the Legislature laws granting th extend such staya niles will b, st evict. Munic Court could erg of ipal ases po w courts apply ling to dis for Mun Geaur 1 great advant n cases whe work done on whe to cent Twenty e the tenant is 1 himaeit of the la Municipal Co Jof No. #5 Che r |to pay the Inerease becau ey could: hut secure facta with whi prove the demand unjustitiab’ landlad, J Smith, of th dress, was = grated 4 against the #x remaining tenants | | who refused to comply mands, with his de-| Juatice Friedlander, who tried the casos, should! have been bh witt th proof t be usked | was justif | The changed in this nationw the loot, appraisers that he be taxed on his place each to sell i The 8 of silk. his hon event m thi CHANGES IN RENT LAWS DEMANDED | Bronx wor per cent, on common stock, payable respect,” aa Justion, "Until it} will be commonstock on or bafore Sept. 15, on |W Justice wl ta all wi ane eae : 6 into cou ACOk Of TOIORS AUS ABs | “Tho best way to compel lords to keep thelr ns in ac To Releane #1,000,000 American! habitable condition | take fiom DarBoes, the ls of tho Magistrate WASHING July 20.—Amert power enforcing repairs lcareoe at about $1,000,000 |tt Into the hands of the Bi | saith |which were selzed by the British nee . | under a decision of British Prize Wena oid’ Meiaiy in dispoe at London, ie state Depastment meas dayas to (uke confaints and ranted nounced to-day. ‘The gools were seized Make linmodiate eatgation t peaks by he British on thy uind that they Would be leas trickery by landlords, | usiees Accepting any position under the|were of enemy origin or destination. ide te en-year-pld boy r two got evidence sulted in the Sex d Street, sentence turned State's evidence, Aquinto was known organizat fact Louis Simone, teing 552 It was moved from place to night and e livered to his storage eral Connecticut necticut de shipped the loot to West and South w arrests followed the a loft at No, 44 Watts Street on April value trapped Simon arrest and conviction of the leader and his loutenant Aquinto, it was slated, also had an automobile theft syndic He recently arraigned in the Bronx on 1 stolen auto charge, but the case was dismissed because of a te 1 error in the complain for carrying out this work, and for thut reason jt should be Lurned over to it, It is the only feasible’ way 1 know of, Landlords come into court und declare they will cortain things !f an Increase ls g n, but they de n c h They need something like the Hoard lof Health to keep a then > t Ju Tuer Poard of Heit Inge machinery |to extend the | rent laws will be by twenty-two, of No. released on | because they were to the police|t tant. on to disp He had a eof} | entually de- places In sev- From Con- points had agents towns, re he r bbing of at $15,000, ‘he police storing the fabrics in y also arrested the piscopla, and which re- Appeal to Lock- Meeting ni at it and other ted in the housing #ituutt t Morris Hig | School when the Le Committer meets there this evening and urge that the committe orporate In its report demand for & special session of bhe #gisiature. An in i ee ing was wired ye ww. Smit t re 1 Many drast the present One of thes: tutions ta be ng of the opinion tr prevent laws is due to ons of the judies obiteek and Michael x Municip part 6s us power he n |who once "Loroys” trunk from the mutilated body of Katherine Lou New York now, i A man who hud known the fugitive for whose apprehension the after it State of Michigan now rd of $3,000, saw “Leroy” at that time. The fact that “Leroy gave rise to the belief that he may b# ¥ and accounts for m the mysterious activity of the New) ing York police nounced that had was seen in up- before offers @ re-) Was seen here been this ety was through an-| case following the identifica~ tion of the Polics and Mrs. Marte Trumbull, shared an apartment! with | had a long re body. 1 Leo Trilmbull of Detrott his wife, at ‘Trurvbull Robert T. Speed of Detroit remained here. Leroy to-day gove ag Mre as he Pp in locating is also known perfume “Leroy powering Hberality,” said Mrs, ‘Trum- From the heavy odor of it, she he must unoint his entire body with perfume. algo powders his face conspicu- bull, and her ously, partioularly naturally he is of swarthy complex- black ‘hair. Jon with J A pac man! fest 1 as being a@ virile, masculine persdn, with strong voloe and pow- uses husband tions erful body. in goth girl admitted « strange man who asked for rent trying to Dotre ion police thinks the ‘slayer of ne Lou Jackson tallies description “of the man Miss Ream Hoxie r father’s flat, No, 72 West Street on Feb, Jast when the in August thy Jackson to Sturgis, Jury Disngrees in 4 look at tectives also mi mystery of the murdi the ther-in, for the ond Brady Stock Offer Stook holder Loew's Ine, wil shortly rece! n offer to Bubscribe t 88,000. Bhi dditional stock at about $25.50 4 share in ratio of one additions wr each three now held. ‘The new k has been underwritten by a ayt ate headed by Fburge) & At terbury and Montgomery & @o,, with mit $2 1 ath New financing will result in company sbtainiing approximagely $5,400.00 ones’ alt which the management tends to expend in constiucting ne heatres, The company now has Wraeven sheaue buildings, & room are irderer wit room at m tocky ye y mortuar quest from of w Mi ae ~ aby y Ll, deduce, marked Leroy the M sta A with because. is the conference Homicide as’ Frank Ross, He employed sev-|with Capt. Carey of the ral burglar bands, each operating |jjureau yesterday and to-day Trum- ndently of the others, He | pull and Detective Paul Weneil of the never allowed their members to meet| petroit bureau checked out one another and he kept in the back-|jyote1 St. James and disappeared on id )q mysterious errand. Mrs. plotting his next jobs with Palentino.|ang Assistant Prosecutar which Leroy” or Fern over. In spite of de- n Alpin ff 1 mt the unsoived r of Cet) B. Lan the xing roomate being 4 ng mon to-day Fondron Katlerine Lou shipping of her body for burial there. oow'n Ine. Theft Trial, MILLER =~ “Getter Chocolates aka Lower Price” CANDIES Six Week-End Spectais PURE—WHOLESOME—NUTRITIOUS CANDY At the Lowest Prices in 34¢ Special 39c/4 A jury trying John J. Brady, « ot No, 529 Courtlandt Avenue mx, falied to n al 8 ys to-dny efare Judie | Metntyre land was discharged, the prisoner {held in ball for retrial Brady is charged with grand 4 und receiving #t fol theft of an automobile from Fred ( of Ww Rachel! witch Ja Shielda and James , Whelan pleaded guilty ow awal nonte Shue 4 that proceeds of a sale to a Mount Vorn nan sere divided between himaelf, |CAMPBELL’S WIDOW WON'T CLAIM BODY nies She Got Insurance From Husband. Campbell, Campb: of yall E E. No. ned house, he roe of the where while working from ek, arrived to-day Carling, Canada, and went di the Morgue. Mrs, Camp well but au dressed and of evident refinement, ceived $20,000 from an inaurance ¢ pany on a matured policy taken ou’ her husband, or that she had had oney from him for a lng time, Mra Hi aaid she would pe: Cam | Miss F. Lulu Findlay, « cousin in Pitts- burgh, who ts executrix of the estate © fthe doctor's mother, to take hi will be the family ‘The bod ed to do. for burial ttabureh, to-morrow. Mrs. fer tn He Is assigned to no Southfeld. alking good,"* but Ia reported a Real Old-Fashioned Fudge The bind you m athome. Special ets Cousin Take Charge and De- body was found in the bath roont 206 West 56th Str 8 Reataurant as dishwasher for ly to of the body, which Miss Findlay had of- vent Cathpbell sald she knew of no reason for the doctor's abandonment of his medical practice and going to work im working week days In the factory of Turner & Cook, whip manufacturers at ticular kind of work in the whip shop, NCH SHOOTS HIS WIFE AS HE KISSES HER; ENDS OWN LIFE Bandgages Woman’s Wounds and Phones Physician Be- fore Committing Suicide. Soreial to The Evening Word.) NYACK, N. Y., Aug. 30-—Henry &. Scott, well to do, and a soldier who served in France, shot his wife at his home in Weet Nyack yeuterday Scott hinself wax found dead with a bullet hole in his mouth tn a pateh of woods ‘back of his home by State Troopers who were bunting for him to-day. His wife is in the Nyack Hoopitat in a critical condition Scott returned yesterday after- joon from takng ta wife's parents to the railrond station, He called to his wife who was looking out for their nine-month-old twins upstairs to come down to him and kiss him waodby, as he was going to New York unexpectedly, While kissing her he #hot her In the back with a revolver, Boott then carried to her bedroc and bandaged her we hours he called Dr, on the telephone, At the house, t the back cott uncons her, halt put her to bed nd. After four on He found ie in her bedroom a a ‘Mra. had happened, | District Attorney once notiiléd and began 4 wide search for Scott, According to ne normally for some time. very mu cl heed lived near him. STORK B BRINGS | BABY LION. Mother and Father W at Park & A mate lion cub was born last nigh’ Dr. iclnn t at Also Bor jetty |Akbar. He Is healthy and flourishing. Helen was born on Oct, 17,” 1914. | was] Akbar, the futher, was born at the Zoo No name has been ae plainly distressed, ‘To officials of the} on Oct. 41, 1910. ; Morgud she denied ‘the had recently.re- | (ected for the newcomer to the lion con t by ae Killed tm Melee any teers in Limerick, DUBLIN, July 30.—In a fight be- rmit|tween soldiers and Irish Volunteera at Bruree, County Limerick, one soldie: was shot dead military police were wounded outald the Bank of Ireland. Their injuriei arge to plot} upon an attempt made to disarm fiy: military police. — Sawue to Prentde at Democ: ax a dishwasher, She said she had not Convemtion, lived with her husband for three years. | ALBANY, N. ¥., July 30.—John K. Went to the 6th Street house (0 /sague, former Mayor of Poughkeepsie, sii odoss -_ = Was xeleoted to-day by officials of the next week, National tation" of | Organta convention, pilege, 1A. M., 41 ar-] of and 8 F. 3 United Walet League of America, ex- | hibit, No. 29 Badt 324 Street. 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WAN AMAKER'S, 4 crew to relieve thetr anxtety, restored her enovgh to learn what) hbors Seott has been acting ab- | He seemed men in the Kehuku’ ch bound up im his family families bad spent a sleepless night ittle to do with those who in the belief the saliors had been lost, in the Central Park Zoo to Helen and! with One civilian and three were received in a scuffle following Democratic Stwte Committee for the owt of Permanent Chairman of the amocratic —_ Unofficial Convention, which will be held at Sanatoga Springs TANKER KEHUKU IS SAFE; SEA BLOWUP STILL A MYSTERY. Vessel, Plosion Off Avalon, N. J. Fears for the eafety of the tanker Kehuku of the Columbla Ping Company, which Was for « tie: volleved to he the ship on which thang. was a heavy explos'on off A hear Atlantte City, Tuestlay aa were sut at rest to-day when @ Wie, Jona massage from the Kehuleu received through Oharleaton, & Ge Naval Station by way of the Naval Communications Office, No Whitehall Street. . ‘Tho report, which was made @& 2 o'clock last aight, showed the Kies’ huku was then fifteen miles off Juple ier Lightahip. Failure to receive W.releas reports from her according to routine since she sailed had oon, vinced the officers of the company that she was the victim of the exalos | sion in sight of the Jersey coat. | The mystery of the explosion le now aa great as it waa om the day ## curred, No reports from Bay, Canarele or New Jersey resort from whioh fishing motor boats sal. have indicated that any of them are, missing or sustained any accident | Tuoday, New York fishing boats | seldom go as far south as Avalon exd cept on over night trip. Immediately after receiving word song grams to families of men in thé ‘Toms of Nyack the Kehuku, officials of the Colt Dr. Toms, arriving Shipping Co No. 29 Broadway, heard someone KOINk telo, Grief was changed to happiness im |two homes when reporters for ‘The Morton Lexow Evening World carried the tidings and the State Constabulary were at that the Kehuku was safe. 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