The evening world. Newspaper, September 27, 1920, Page 3

THE SOR Ome oro Latah as! \SLAND OF ELLIS - JACOB H. SCHIFF MOURNED _ BY RIGH AND POOR ALIKE: FUNERAL AT 10 TO-MORRO | New | factor América has lost one of ite ew Aws. 10,000 Signs Announce Be- beat sons, humanity {ta champion - ee ; and defender, Through the genera reavement on East Side jons his mem will be cherished| City Judge William F. Bleakley of ’ and blessed by the Jewish people and R a Over Banker's Death, and blessed by the Jew isi roerion. to | Yonkers, sald to-day that he intended | the higher and better things in life.” |to file an opinion with his decision SEE ic 4k ais H. Lavy. F Dt of ie TD |in each class of rent cases he heard.| GIFTS OVER $50,000,000) «tution of tho Improved Inatrue WN | tion of Deaf Mutes, wrote in this way, be declared, both tenants 4 ee Te ee Sets |and landlords would know just wh President Wilson Among the yee els. “in ‘our work of edu-|to @mpest when they ebould bring thelr | ing poe faith joar sid Bohift wan facile pri First to Send Mes: ot Sympathy. sage {1 of the Jow lceps among philanthropists who have YONKERS JUDGE MIKES NOLS |Bleakley to File Onin on | | Each Class of Cases Under | cases before him. He also anid ‘he | though thie would be an excellent plan for the New York Justices to follow in aided in the furtherance of our ef forta. For @ full quarter of a o | “The rent laws passed by the Legis Rich and poor a and it {tery he gave unstintedly of bis sub-|jature as a reault of the campaign of f a a nen @nG)etanoo and of hia ripened wiedom i; |The Evening World.” he said, “cover 3 of all classes to-day mourn | Movs sd points which I've had to cover with he passing of Jacob H. Sohiff,| ‘The Hebrew Shoitering and Imm!-| opinions which I invariably bave filed banker, philanthropist ‘ orlétaut Ald Society, of whose Advisory | with each clase of case philanthropist and friend of Booc4 dar, Mobi was Chairman, O00t 1) Ge the new laws I have one he poor, who succumbed to he the following measage wee the disease on Saturday at his home, No.| “The Hebrew Sheltering and Immi- disadvantage as compared with the 96 Fitth Avenue, On the cant auto) STMBt Ald Society of Amer com- Municipal Justices of New York: 4 4 mon with ali Jewry, feeis the great 088 jaye gi Yonkers inimy court. Up to many demonstrations sorrow are humanity has sustained tn the passing Koa GH AAG manifested over death of the fl-| away of Jacob H, Schiff. The great last week I rendered decisions in nancier, Flags aro half-1 ang | Peart which beat ‘so warmly for the cages in addition to civil suits, In inne: ce Nake 4 eased, the needy and suffering. 1 sunity and supplementary proceed “0 ‘ dings ar rn atilled, Wo grievy with you for , > hi it the rent black, while thousands the great loader of Terae!, whose voice ‘58 And now 1 have ai LN rel Pngleh and in Hebrew wil longer be heard in espousal of C2608, ae the new laws take them out which read: ‘The Kast Hide Isrnel’s cause ss of the hands ete Juntices of the ft America «and place the ° aa Lone Of Taduh H:. soniee The Union of American e- Peace and pl in min go me ay - brew Congregations, through Manny) gut { have one advantage: [ am nile thousands Sf eablegrams,! Strauss, Chairman, sald 1 t ears th udge » will decide the telegrams and iMters of ence “Upon his death reform Judatem has the paly judse wh < are ng tbto the@chinr home, the 10st @ great leader, and Ame ‘a Cases for Yonkers, so there will be 20 @roat citizen conflicting decisions greatest (rsbute ix the personal grief .— 6 A ¢ - Nhe Arthur Lehman sete spagont “In the case of landlonde who cl et ands, w ad been Business Men's Council of the Federa- | (Py . Pat ~alded by him in yeare past. Crowds | tion for the Support of Jewish Phildn- they Wapt possession of their prop . z ‘opie Societies, wrote erty, they must establish an abso = ed nt east side spon M sg ft — n - aracks Via‘ eune not a ng great hear wae ue Rutety clean case. Under the old laws express of sorro ei by a far vision his aes the Hoh us well Ae the podr, fur Opies are distinguished for, When @ landlord wanted possession dteda wept, . All Jewish shops wil progressive character. He apon- on the ground that be had sold @ close du ng he funeral’ to-morrow mee OF he Jew- piece of property end the new owner Appreciation of Mr. Schiff and his ip the x avanted it for himeelf, | gave him @ Mamie ® camens tan. Giisone Gk a lon. for low.sh <tispomsees warrant to become effec Philanthropic & i n ibid, and as tive two weeks after the new owner wes and faiths, and {n measure < a member of the Board of ‘Trustees of», ¢ f uch seldom shown for a man in private| Federation and President of Monte hag taken Je in good faith, In @ 4 lite. A big public meeting Is being | fore Home and Hospital, one of thy Cases the warrants were never faaunaies See : natitutions affiiiated with Served; | never heard of the cases planned for @ more adequate expres @ sustained the work with “fterward. That put a atop to all sion of sympathy. nd interest applications save those made in good Funeral servioes wil. e held for er progress organized Jew faith, In cages in which the ndlorde Mr. Schiff at 10 A morrow & janthropy has made ts tracea that they wanted to make soi aig : * wat) ity Ro the a@berosity, influence and |construction| changes, 1 required penple Aania-El, 434 Breet and| farsightedness of Jacob H. Scliiff.'them to show that the changes were Fifth Avenue. Joseph Stiverman| Our rich memory of bim will tuko| basic and also in good faith and Dr, H. Enelow wiil officiate and | the place of a living inspiration “—n the case of w nes, will be aasated by Rabbi Samuel |Mstain ua and help ue carry on his wpiere Gonatitiction cost hag, been € at Wieatle - vork gh, 1 believe that the landlord la eee Tempie Weth-El and| ‘rye Rey. Joseph Sliverman of the jentitied to a fatr return on his {n burial wi bo in Sal Fields. |Tempie manu I f which the |) vertment But when a map buys « Cypreas Hilla, Brooklyn Mr.| banker was menyber, sald’ last! piece of existing property at a high eonise ned made te cule | night figure and then raises rents to insure during his tite to permit public] "Hin life was held up aa a shining |timaelf a return on this high figure honors to be pald to him and he left, exampie of upright mant and|he does so at hig own risk ) @irectiong that there should be no} jofty citisensh'p.” Mra, Carrie R. Thomas, President eulogy ai the funeral services. A patriotic tribute was paid at thelo¢ the Yonkers Rent Payers’ League. Jerome H. Hanauer of Kuhn, Loeb @| Home of Daughters of Jaco, at 167th | gata that Judge Blakely had been the Co, of which Mr. Sobiff was head,| street and Finley Avenuo, w 300} one man to stand between tenant said Mr, Sohiff's benefactions probably | inmates, many of thet Flabd uaeair teeatmant sises the} \ exceeded the fortune he leaves, which | mar tn mournful ng troubles began ig estimated at more than $60,000,000, n down the streets nearh: oe Mr, Schift's mothod of giving differed ing thelr sorrow. This was ful-| | eroen What of Rockefeller and Car= | awed by praver RUNS ON BOSTON Wegie, in t he gave widely abbi Sau Schulman sn last | anonymou. ang usually not more |night BANKS CHECKED than a mill ata time, and his as- Mr, Sebift 1 t Americ eociates say it impossible to esti-| Intense as ¥ s loyalty to Juda 7 z ‘4 mate what he gave to charity. Jas a religion, « was his Am Three Trust Companies Demand Proaident Wilson Just night wired to|{canism and his profound be! ¢ : | tit x ce Of ith Mrs. Schiff JAmerica and American. inatitu ) Days Notice of With May I pot exten@ to you my |I am convinced that drawals beartiest sympathy ou the death eho ore your distinguished husband? By 6 in ROSTON, Sept death t Nation haa lost means tx C « ank most useful cittze SROGEH EN CARS | oe a Mra, ‘Schiff, 3 I etek la hs the Tremont trast: Car son, and >b daughto! ty, His! ayaa pi Warburg. declined t ed m rrnet. Company: end to-da: nd most message were | the Dbreheater et ke condolence Were public Joint Dia- |the Iaw which makes It Of the messages ” e re American sire ninety days notice wale erived t Bonift family fferers from the savings departments in ord * made unlie he L nite with | £2. 8top the r f frightened depositors i 1 Asw fforts were " n Court € articipated tn 1 wer en 5 wa ti wreat that the poi a xe unted and @ ® alled t es ae ar , wan fay leas serious. f . Grar Maste stars a » owing appre hs, announced the jury panel | tying r 7 ‘ w # part | requ t \ y t| mourning countless numbers of th pic memory of Mi, [lis wrote i @¢ his bounty weep for ther pene. Dort, Grand Masser of the ' !eader 2 ‘ 4 Sout SECRETE ete PROVE GOOD FAITH BELFAST CROWDS ie neat _ ALIEN CONGESTION AT ELLIS ISLAND REVEALED BY CAME. EM! GR4 BECAUSE. OF LONDON, sept. 27 |MACSWINEY. VERY WEAK ON 46TH DAY OF HUNGER STRIKE Stayed Off — PANIC-STRICKEN AS) _ SNIPERS OPEN FIRE \Slept Little and Is in Exhausted | Condition, Morning Bul letin States. “Lord Mayor Ter \Deadly Duel By Embrace | Those Cauahide, Village Hotspurs ence Maadwiney of Cork passed another | Didn't Even Have Rapiers Cre eggincemee bad night at Brixton Prison and) was . r in a very weak and exhausted condition at Meeting. Throng Races in Great Disorder] this morning ald « bulletin tseved by acoaiopeaee ‘ the Irish Self-De(®rmination League. " Sturn iain elders unit Along Main Thoroughfare He bad « Uttie ajeep before midnight, | Nicnoles Muray feels be " H a but none after that time. 0 does Jacques La Salle, and Green —Wonen in: Frenzy. This is tha forty-mixth day of hie| Wh Village, which was «| heated - hunger strike up Saturday over prospects of « duel BEILFAST, Sept. 27.—The shooting} The guard about Brixton Prison) between the two, to-day looks fondly | by snipers and others which ocourred |e" been augmented aa a precaution |on both of them, saying: “Now ite ne scat against possible ouvbreaks by Mac-|@in't that just tike a couple of vil in the centre of Belfast last night! gwingy supporters. Geveral shifts of | lage boys?” | caused a panio among the crowds} guard detalls of forty men each now| For the due! did not come off.| promenading on Royal Avenue, the] patrol the jai! lawn met, y n the bank of the! . =e Hudson, too, Just as did zander eit matn artery, after urch hours. , one i outed , Count Markiewtes in Dublin, | Hamilton and Aaron Burr, and aleo The disturbance followed the #' sche B, Lag peace Geore-| just as the mista of morning were fogs of Saturday night and early] ine Marklewtes, Binn n Meurber Of | pining alo he aky of Me z “ . Parliament for St. Patrick's division of Foye ire the se yeerebane $e t88) Sunday, in which one policeman was} pig wh caboat whabeakoua han (eee Kilied and two others were wounded. | been « myatery, arrived in Dubit, to-] M- Muray, outmged, he sald, be be ansasaination of three | It t@ stated the authorities have |C&@e Lhe mame of Florence Browne, “| veen seaking her for a dong time Her|@ red-haired show girl, had be civillans in reprisal by parties Of | arrival coincided with ralde by the po- | elightingly pronounced by M. La Galle masked men. oe and military thls forenoon, | wae there first with hin eeconds, MN The opening incident of Sunday | Willy Pogany of No 61 Washington night's disorders ooourred when WATCHMAN HELD \fquare and M, arthur Resko of No 200 West sith Street. Then came > snipers in side streets of the Sina AS A BURGLAR pee te ee mcs Fein quarter fired into North Street | But there were no rwpiers, not one whieh crosses Royal Avenue. A tram| Found Tied to Chair After Tele-|M./Muray raieed hin eyebrows M trent t I He his qyebro Ub car on North Street came into the} thoning Story to Police of Loss | La Salle ralead his webroms Botb line of fire and there was great alarm ya |teleed their hands. Why s of $17,000 Furs | ‘The seconds explained. The gen SHORE! Cie | PAMOOARCTS WN. ACD SNOT | a el Mishar, wkte-taeee Yemen should not permit a slight driver, crouohed on the floor nti] 4 oe No 1664 Prompect misunderstanding to affect thelr the car had turned into Royal Ave-|Brookiyn, wae to-day arrested by |fiendahip, Then there are tho laws nue. The tram car traffic tater had|Captain Danie! J. Carey and Detec- | And there were no swords | w be diverted to another route tive Dowling; and Samuel Cohen, | hands fifty, No. 14 Jefferson Street, Man- | sels The rueh from the wide stree | » h hattan, detained in connection with | M Muray and M. La Saile did caveed the crowd ia Royal Avenues i. conpery on May 38, of futs valued |Smervonaely, almost wartwlly. Ther to mwall to large pr tions, and *] oy 317.000 and $1,000 in-cash from the | [tng to each other. They caane back stampede was sepated in thie throng |e onal ur Dressing Company, No.|% Manhattan arm in arm, happy mies siti00 vone - Lag t out ap 90 Van Dam Street, Brooklyn, where 474 & thought struck them parently from the Binn Fein sig¢ | pishde ta @ watohman Wo mune write our apologies reets at the top of North Street, S the firing rapidiy increasing in vol.| Finer telephoned the police of the | Mia Brown ; wn aa ad . . robbery and w found tied toac r.| And they re Pity Browne will jun fy ei ces had called |@tt therm to-day by rewistered pow As the crowd raced along Roya! |'* a 4 har four bal pad aati | , on him with an order purportin: —_- | Avenue in wild disorder a number of | Aveeee a ne Saas Sai come from a member of the frm, at- | COOLIDGE GREETS |. 0. 0. F. shots were discharged in Rosema recting the watohman to permit them Bireet, which is on the southern alde ctiveness Should Re f the f atin nic ab to pack and move cel n goods zu a beatn ubiie 14f Che vouatle. Herat juneton the most {THY attacked him, he said, ax soon =e aaa ain th ue scans noe" las he opened the door, beat and bound uagebinty Bet Li ' and gagged him and tied him to @ Gay sounded all tram car traffic start from Amert lite t hair. He had removed the gug and " Womer n the wd ran hither » Ft of vindletiven % and thithe a frenzy, and there | 17eeeed ae , ans sgt . 16 | too prevalont wea a rv t neck sheite t the lephone. here re cute ¢ Ho w addressing r es) a tie ane cahalter th atchman's face and his clothing was | Grand Lodge, Independent Orde care. A force ™ tary Was ur 6 @ formal w ome ed to Rosemary 4 the po x of the opening of thelr annual | t Sac R Capt. Carey said that some of the) ation leg SORE BUS Be t hatt eased @ special greeting to Ca nue and North Street. goods hed Deen found in Manhattan | att members of Breeting to Ca. . and that further arrests were ex-|honor the conventic 1 sung these protective measures the R : tet |peoted Fisher was charged witt ithe Wing,” saving | they quieter ly he ipollce 4 give retic Chr CORK, Sept. 2 A ent ex hoe 2 | rod 8, Pinks ant H mlcnion® #OGk 4 bout 2g {nO Infonmatipn as to Ce nner Ay Al. Le mare, Saat et AS i te Tleton. {f any, With the case rth of the Odd Fellows order here @ be sic —— hun i years og ‘ ¥ FARRELL DENIES COMBINE. | ie, erte TICKET SPECULATORS FINED. trict Ne Fo an-U. &, Steel Peel to Se When the ¢ Kurope’s Trade, He Gays Were Piring Trade Before Hall forth later int Preside ames A. Farrell of the ame at Bbbets Field few had exp United Stoten Stee red me med with obstructing ain Pau | to-da ere for | t ewalk and offer tlered with giaas, and the front of |reporte cabled from t the|aole were arrested # 1 large department store, wh s | corporation ombining with foreign | before the Giants Brook said ‘4 e r . numbe eres’ seine e Kuropean trade. | terda Two pleaded « . sce pee Iatr. Farrell said a ® export bi on | Flatbush Court, and we: Ss we ranahe in the “ . > underlying ne poe oa mor y store | aidiar: city are ia Lerror Gar 4 | Yonkers wei fs | SILVER CHOCOLATES ‘hex! 54 iN IN SUFFICIENT TABLE , ROO NIXON CHAUFFEUR TERRORIST NOTES NABBED | AS SI SPEEDER| SCARE JERSEY CITY | Public Service Commissioner's Car | | Schodls and All Other Public Build+ ings Placed Under Special Guard st Because of warnings received by Clee of Pollce Battersby of Jersey City and Department of Juation Agent Jonae@. [O'Mellt tevday all the oun buildings. Hing school ot Jersey City wore put und Both notes ware scrawied on piece of paper three and @ half inches square; the handwriting was r and tn place of a signature was a smudge {though a tiny initia! bad been meio and then #mudged out « The note to Battersby read: “Guard schools, eapeciaily in the populated dig- tricts, Be murder Caught in Yonkers Police Dragnet. Public lose Commissioner Lewis Nixon eaught In the dragnet for automobile speedens which the police week | Gerv was spread every ond He ne night Thoma Morrisey Cop," stopped them Avenue, charging Richard BE. Lew more than thirty When and Mrs, Nixon Tarrytown Motors were om yele the on return Maturday Hergeant Marathon Warburton the chauffeur, | with drivin Intles per hour from aim! when : nthe onse came before City | hic, joel ips | udge Bleakley to-day it waa, at Mr. | O2 bs unger the eer Ningw's ‘eaves aajoured "for a ota gana, Pe ty oy at we . oat Office and — out Bone is" O'Neill streak jT0 SEND THE “REDS AWAY. | ‘ KING SEES POPE FROM AiR, | wuss Be 5 From Wilts Tal — = t All the radt held at Ellie Isiend for deportation will Se shipped in a : pa few days to Boston, where they will BOS: » Rage. (St ane See | manuel set eyes for the fi t time wpon te [held et, the, malgretign,dlstion pu | PANG Sat aves for she Bret: imeadas Deer Island. | before seen when he few over Rame The change i made to help relieve} ang the surrounding hills in dirigitle $4 the congestion on Elite Inland, where erda. nt to a desert) the rede who have to be segre ated | 8 iby the Messaggero, from the rest of the coteny occ Pivin low, the newt per says, toe more space than would otherwise be | divisible passed over’ the Vatheon mre! nageasary ‘here are forty-one of the rede and Popa Benedict was driving in they ocoupy & mom. capable fur dot, it Is sald, and, hearing the djri- nishing sleeping quarters for 260 im " hed it for several mom aniarante clearly visible from the iz ‘ , "Sd b72 OVO CIOXr THE “CHOCOLATE SEASON” OPENS TODAY To celebrate this event we will offer our popular assortment of ly For Today and Tomorrow Two other leaders at SPECIAL | Assorted Chocolate Nutted Covered Straws lb. Nut Mallows tb. FULL WEIGHT 16 ounces ot CANDY in every pound box. ‘Largest Candy Store in the World’ 2249 Broadway rv. 80th St. 42nd also 43rd Street Union Square, 14th Stre Hudson Terminal Building Falton and Nesean Stre 134) Broadway ww. 35th St 1272 Broadway mv. 33rd St. a fot 23rd Street i { i