The evening world. Newspaper, September 10, 1920, Page 3

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1920 SCENES IN BELFAST AND LISBURN DURING RIOTING THERE Scone MACSWINEY'S BODY TWOBIGFUNERALS (Mrs. Hylan Great on Pies, |BNQTE AGENISTRY 2°" /"QN7%3 BiNhono SisiG BES | Chairman of the nation: organtzat! , “But you can't do that to us,” beh tom, Pineapple and Lemon, as choraad tact cnd'tenen, ““were| Fate Will Be Discussed at Confer-|Srives, hte, ftom, ‘Wesainaiam sang S GROWING NUMB; FROM SAME HOUSE) pean Cr tre: Coe. |TO NAB EAGH OTHER src Sesame Gs SS ae Bure enough, they. were, it was Belmont. port showing the deficit incident to the ” brought out to-day before Commis-| ‘Preliminary discussion as to whether |*"#rHee campaign in Tennessee. : 1o% Matthews at Newark, who ‘oa Pi Ss . 4 held Stein and Markawits in $1,000|'%* National Women’s Party shal be) = w. wurray Crane Improves, ~'# | pail for the Grand Jury and reserved | disbanded, now that equal suffrage has! DALTON, Mass., Sept. 10—Former® decision on Milsop, who claimed he|been acquired, or sustained in order|Senutor W. Murray Crane was “more ¢ was alding Hart and Irman get evi-|that it might accomplish other reforms| comfortable” Inst night, and was re- in the Interest of women, will take ' ported as slightly improved early to- —_+>— PAIN | NGREASING FOR AUTO VICTIMS). sve te Mayor Dox iy mee ak orm enue ute, every second. Not Accept Many Invitations | “mrs. Hylan ts @ very good cook. to Dine Out. At I it I think » Sh ’ 1 Blain’ siaple, wholesome ‘sod cnal PrUCkiONd BOUsHE IN NeWalky| eet eee she does it well. It pleases me just Volstead Men at Both | TRIED TO GET $2.50 FOR GAS Mayor Hylan admitted to an Bven-|as much now to be reminded of her ing World reporter to-day that he| cooking ability as it did when she Ends of Deal. w ry High Rate. ri Htely. fefises any. Invitagions: tol pnt, | Started out in lige. taguther. Pa ares Temp: : politely rei any a Remember, I am not bragging about IS STILL CONSCIOUS,| Te Httle boys killed when a motor!ainners at the best hajels, restau-| my wife's cooking. I'm Just stating| Harry % Sands and Archie 1.) TRENTON, Sept. 10-4 tamportly ais RET Sart car plunged Into a group of youngsters a fact. I wouldn't have discussed the rate for gas service reque y Cn eae ‘Lord dione <tc Complains of|Entire Neighborhood Grieves Headaches and Suffers Now as Little Boys Are Buried + From Dizziness. ' —Another Dying. — place this afternpon at a meeting of day. Jerney Commi: rants and private homes in order that! matter if the newspapers. hadn't|!¢T#¥: both Washington Prohibition | aston Gas Works has been refused Trades Union Congress Again deed last Lore afternoon &t/ ne may sit down to a good, old-fash-| learned of the departure of our cook |agents, let it be known in Newark |by the Public Utility Commilsstoners. Appeals to Lloyd George for Reted te tron tne enter WeFe| toned meal prepared by his wife.| about it” they wished to buy @ truckload of |than @ year. ‘The consumer would have ppe- yi g buried to-day from the same houss.| sven the highest paid French and|, John ¥, Stunott, the Mayor's gon-|oooze. Thomas Milsop of Paterson had to pay the cost of connecting and ed to help them. He introduced id hi chefs, premiers in the] present while the Ma age fe it. ‘The charge for gas would have neighborhood stood by in reverence. BA thay . - hs on natinty Mra. Hylan's praises, yor sounded | john T. Hart of Paterson and Joho | been $2.50 per 1,000 cuble feet. palate tickling and stoma - , LONDON, Sept. 10.—Rarly to-day | When the two processions which, an % Ath monthly service charge in . vy panied the bodies to | 'N& art, have failed to alieniate John Ube Rink Sone Sinnott. him, and then Abraham Stein and Tuaition, Sorted to be alikhtly fevorian, The | St Amtbrose’s Church in West 54th Pe nvas tem his modest home fe8-| ara yor, winking broadly at his inter, |Moris I. Markowits of Paterson,| 9 se ag any : Street, were formed passing truck | ve board. viewer. who, it was alleged, agreed to help| games MDarley, a former employee of o} 7 rs 4s 8 3 We from which ie has been suffer-| Many women along the line wept|clared several days ES ean TP Aee ave vou forgotten the ehoc-|C-_0: D. at Newark. arrested to-day in the Bronx Park nta- ¥ 2 ing were increasing, but the patient | without concealment of their grief. Weehes,. had eboken a hustant, ‘end [ar nee OBrien of the St. Loul and Murray paased over $2,000 as| wanted for MG emilernent of $2,298 ce % inle Wylie, whose family lives on the| tat @& & result Mrs, Hylan once| Sinnott evidently hadn't forgotten, 30. He A bulletin issued by the Gaelic 7 Fe : was held without ball ih West Varnes Mer iecarenaaix: wnysi first floor of the tenement. There at rings and dining table. Yesterday 84 sald “Yum-m-m tions were suspended. Sands and|Gourt to await extradition. ‘weak. He complains of headache and dizziness. He |s in considerable pain. ing. Both his arms are now band- aged. He !s still conscious. night and complained again of dizzi- ness, and wondered what we were doing ‘The rate was to be in force for lens His_ Release. | No. 600 West 56th Street, while all the in-law, who \@ his secretary, wax disconnecting the service before getting “she makes the very best ples in| rman of Camden, who was to heip|_ The board allowed a rate of $1.69, Lérd Mayor MacSwiney of Cork was | HUF apart, ace asked the in his limbs and the dizzi-| drivers stopped and bared thelr heads,| The Mayor quite inadvertently de-) “Pineapple ayd lemon meringue,"|them all—to a truckload for: $10,000, |the Day and Night Bank, St. Louls, was olate cake—and the biscuits?” qdded| The truckload was delivered. Sands | tion of the “1.” on the request of Chicf iis atlll conscious The first funeral was that of Jim- to lmve taken on June more reigned supreme at the kitchen ‘for he emphatically smacked his lips |P@t Payment and then the negotia- | sheeed 10 o'clock gathered the schoolmates “Lord Mayor MacSwiney |s very he numbness of his body is increas- MacSwiney passed a very bad Mary MacSwincy, sister of Lord Mdyor McSwiney, arrived at the hall) when the Trades Union Congress at Portsmouth was in session to-day,| with tho request that sho be per-| mitted to address the congress in be- halt of her brothor. The President, in making tho an- p'wvouncemcnt to the congress, sald that, in view of the great strain Miss Mac- Swiney had undergono in the last two | Weeks he thought it would be mad- ness to allow her to speak, He pro- | posed instead that they send an-| ether telegram to Premier Lloyd | George demanding the release of Mac- Swiney. He promised: that the Par- Hamentary Committee would further consider the matter. The congress unanimously indorsed thé President's suggestion. Suspend Car Service for MacSwi- ; ney Maas, DUBLIN, Sept. 10—The entire tramway service in Dublin will be suspended for two hours to-day to enable the employees to march to a mass for Lord Mayor MacSwiney. De Valera to Save MacSwiney, CORK, Sept. 10.—In ylew of the arm stand the Government appears to be maintaining in face of the appeals for the release of the hunger strik- ers, a report has started in Cork that the last minute Intervention may come from Eamonn De Valera, “Pres- ident of the Iriah Republic.” Bridegroom's Father Marries Couple. Capt. David Neilson Bulloch, who was of the nine-year-old youngster with their offerings of flowers, a large white cross from the boys, with an nscription, “Our Comrade," and a similar cross in red and pink marked “Our Playmate,” from. the Uttle girls of the nelghborhood. The children! , were permitted to pass the casket for) ainases made up of concoctions with @ last-look at Jimmie’s face. Jimmie Was a member of the Infants’ So- dality of St. Ambrose. Six former playmates—Willle| Lyons, “ Dickie Carroll, Johnnie! would ruin my digestion and inter- Schultz, Johnnie O'Donnell, Joha- nie Crane and Sam Wittig—ranging in age from seven to ten years, in dark sults, with wide white collars and white gloves, were pallbearers. They headed the, procession to chureh, Just 4s the start was to be made “Mra, Wylie, Jimmie's -mother, collapsed and with difficulty was calmed xuMetently to attend the ser- vice. Iehind the hearse more than 500 formed in line and tramped the block to St. Ambrose’s, There a requiem mass was celebrated by Father Ginneran assisted by Father Fennassy, The second little boy was Howard Schuman, who was elght. He lived on the third floor. For him also were the rose crosses with inscriptions given by little boys and girls who had known him. They sent. too, a small floral chair with “A Vacant Chair" picked out in roses on its back. The children were permitted to take a last look at him, and after- ward virtually the same proceasioh proceeded to St. Ambrose’s for a sec- ond requiem mass. Jimmie and How- ard had attended the same school and) the same classes. The _pail- Dearers for Howard were Johnnie Reilly, Tommy Crane, Johnnie and George McNamara, Johnnie Lyons and Francis Ryan, his. schoolmates and playmates. One little child failed completely to understand {t all She was Howard's three-year-old sister Mary, who kept asking her mother, “When Is Howard going to wake up?" In Rooseyelt Hospital four other lit- tle boys, injured in the same accident, are lying. One, Lawrence McCullum, © Mrs. Hylan incidentallly remarked that His Honor had a decided weak- ness for her home-made biscuits. “I don't think’ there is anything ex- traordinary in the fact that I would rather go home and eat what my wife prepares than accept invitations © dine out,” said the Mayor. “Fancy French names are all right for a change as part of a theatre trip. But I simply couldn't stand that sort of a thing night in and night out. It fere with my work. Too much din- ing out is not conducive to an an- gelic disposition the next day. “If a man works hard and arrives home with a real appetite and sits down to an excellently prepared, plain dinner, either actually cooked or su- pervised by his wife, it is one of the many things that contribute toward the omking of a happy home. And, 1 ; HARVESTED FARES WITH CAR OWNED BY CITY FIREMAN Offenders Watched His Working Hours, Used Auto While He Was Away. City Fireman John Flanagan of No. 555 West 169th Street owns an auto- mobile. He-uwses it to give friends rides in the daytime when his tour of duty ¥ at night, and evenings when he works daytimes. To-day in Washington Heights Court he declared four young men kept tabs upon his working hours and used his machine while he was on duty to make money for themselves carrying passengers during the B. R T. strike. He had an unexpected night off last night, when the care absence from the garage ws first dl For Health and Strength and to Reduce the H. C. L. of Bread each day a No‘matter what else you.choose for the balance of your proper diet—milk or meat or vegetables—eat at least one pound of bread a day. Make it the basis of every meal and you will be the gainer in health and in pocket. But be sure it is WARD’S Mother Hubbard BREAD You should eat at least a Pound * 4 B« to desks and books and learning! To a greater appreciation than ever, on parents’ part, of the close relation between good school records and well-nourished bodies —and mothers will tuck Pralines or Taffies or Molasses Kisses into small pockets against that “‘famished feeling” at recess. There are scores of delicious Candies also to put into lunch boxes for dessert, and to have at home when hungry kiddies troop in from school—in every one of the United Stores. SPECIAL TODAY AND SATURDAY Chocolate Covered Peanut Brittle Squares. 59c Ib, . Chewy Molasses brittle, thick with peanuts, chocolate coated. *Home-Made Assortment, 114 lbs......... $1.09 Stuffed fruits, milk chocolate nougats, milk chocolate cocoanut royals, assorted cocoanut bon bons and wrapped caramels. Chocolate Dutch Creams, Assorted. ......59c tb. Reeptierry, orange, maple, vanilla and lemon favored cream centers, dipped in bitter sweet chocolate, Packed in Fine Decorated Tins Suited for School Lunch Boxes Louisiana Molasses “Aesortment “| Nursery Candies Candies, Assorted, Assistant Marine Director of the Port | five, has @ fractured skull and cannot|covered. The men arrested at 3 . ° A 49¢ Ib. York during the war, wan live, Cornelius Wylie, Jimmie’s broth. | o'clock this morning when they re- ] 7 Lk - ‘ahs. atriciadl eomdend) ("Eke : ( ir in Harrlaon, N. ast e er, has both arms broken, Jimmie | turned with the car, and arraigned in ] 1é La ily Z / 10a Twiited stic! Peek : Hapyy Pope, apt Mii ss : Bing to Miss Isabelle ratdina Rs McCullum has broken ribs and shoul-|the Washington Heights " Court, molasses straws, peanut butter an: poorer able k vege hie cory ans 4 i ing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cor-| der and Patrick Gunn has a poasible|¢harged with grand larceny, were: mint flavors, Packed in a dainty | Porter Lar ‘ous sized tin box, I A EP tus Reading of we bg hen fracture of the skull. John Howe, 22, of Ne 500 West 159th dacceated ta tonite Komana | beauty houed and clasped, Aig s a i aa | vard Sc! , . | Street; James Callahan, 22, August J Owes ude carrying, Beau- is ‘ ORD Chae ormea’ ‘ber the. Re deo a ea eens ec sald t9- | Mount, 21, both of No. 1842° Amster- lid, hinged, ideal for school lunch | tifully decorated with nursery ‘ r Witla Bulle hi gfather of the bride- |that Eleventh Avenue had become a |dam ye haree aye Herr PusdsnnRTeS, ° . vse The Candies are just right, | sharers ey, child needs a | 4 groom, and pastdr of the chure deadly place for children, 21, of No, 648 West 163d Street a I too 7 school lune’ x, here it is! [Bre ear datestsi he: galas. “iba > urity an CaANlLINESS | motor cars should’ speed the way Stuffed Fruits, Assorted: 93c lh, Apricots, dates, figs naa prunes, mace more delicious * with chopped nut er frult fittings. | they doin Eleventh and ‘Tenth Ave-|BISHOP TEMPLE IMPROVED. |nues, Fspecially in Eleventh Avenue SHR ON ; “4 m. |, there should be motorcycle policemen | Resting Comfortably im Honpit ‘ i |and traffic men at the important cross- After Hiccoughing Attack, | jings, or there Is sure to be another i | Superior in Flavor, aceldent such as killed my boy. Mo- |, At St Take’ Hospital it was sald For the housewife’s convenience, MOTHER HUB- 5 Milk Chocolate Covered Almonds ...*. 99¢ Ib, « | to ca jemon: 0 >} o-day e Bhi ev. Eddwar » sem! rig) 8 ish or ench ponds ron: STILL CONTINUING — || Xvenuc to show the speed ‘of thelr | ple, Bishop of the Bpfacopn! 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Filton and Nessau Streets bet id 6th Avenves 12/2 Froadway, mv 33rd. |to-morrow, it was sald to-day at! x Joseph ¢ Allen t ‘of the bank a y way with those Roosevelt Hospital, bet ecnnaated in Mr, Stettinius wae operated upon for ‘of. other bankin appendicitis several busine eo closed by him, the BE REAR, sins 16 Quaces of Fs