The evening world. Newspaper, October 5, 1920, Page 2

TES ARE SPLIT THE NORTHWEST Men Unite to Over- ‘come the New Combination ni a u _Sner may have thought was on the Wane has penetrated the politics of ‘the Weat to such an extent that It is hardly an oxoggeration to say most In the majority of the Western hardly realise there is a Presi- election this year. Fur more important to the people infroduced by the Non-Par- $1,750,000,000 LOS BY FARMERS FROM PRICE REDUCTIONS Estimate Based on Amounts Pro- ducers Received From Wheat, Potatoes, Etc. OF GAMBLERS WHO WASHINGTON, Oct. 6 EDUCTIONS during July and Atmust in the prices of var | seakel or ta eeity spore’. ,, CY WO Be Named Named To-Day— mately §1,750,000,000, {t wan eatl- McGraw, Gleason and mated to-day by Goorge P. Hamp- ton, Managing Director of the Farmers’ National Council. The estimate was based on the prices pre ‘woers received for wheat, corn, potatoes, apples, cotton and beef cattle, “A most important factor ta plating the farmers at the mercy Jennings to Testify. CHICAGO, Oct. 6.—The head of the gambling syndicate which “fixed’ White @ox players in the 1919 World's Series at Cincinnati was expected to be named in evidence presented to the of the middlemen,” the statement Cook County Grand Jury investigat- continued, “is the relative ease ing crooked baseball here to-day. with which middiemen hoarders ; According to & reliable authority, seoure credit, while farmersareun- | evidence has been procured which wili able to seoure credit at all or can Show millionaire New York gamblers 40 90 only on terma which render Beaded the betting ring, The evi- their business on the average @ Gence, it was said, will reveal that non-commercial undertakin: they sent an agent to Cincinnat! with See Instructions to plunge heavily on the Unatatod enat _reeul tres Reds to beat the Sox and will cite a 4 a autos pet of $33,000 which @ big Chicago that ‘he extremes, ‘to which the Non- gambler made with the gamblers’ Fertean inague lay aye gone iD mt. ite demands for tate ownership of Dublie resotirces dha utilities in the The Chicago gambler who has been direct result of extremists who gouged !” the Hast recently was expected to the fern fhe tee orto & give the evidence, aa an example, and says that the, y= saw apeduiatorn reselling their | | Col 7: ie Huon and ee ee wheat at higher prices and classifying P¢h owners of thy the poorer as superior and so can League Club, and Harry Frasee . The Stale own d elevators and of the Boston Americans are en route Co-operative marketing organization® ty Chicago for « conference with avertaa the Non-Partiean League, in Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the | White Sox, and other baseball off clale WOV, OX # Judy nae in connection with the gambling scan- All this Is controversial. Senator Harding on his front porch pays noth- aaj, i¢ was journed to-day. The meet- ing will be held this afternoon, ing about It end gaing the conserva- Manager John J, MoGraw of the tive vote, The voice of Gov, Cox reach enough of the None FINED BALL GAME : | | ooross a Fair Fans Fro itin Li ia Fm ein i THN RT AFTER RENT BOOST ——— Tenant Says They Locked Him Out and Are Using His Furniture. Walter Hf. Fleming, manager of « chain of lunch rooma, returned to his apartment at No, 2708 Broadway Oct. Land found it occupied by the family of John Groppler, a atranger to him, who wae using afl Fleming's furni- ture. Fleming protested and waa looked out by a new lock which his key did not fit. He asserts that Mrs. Groppler suggested he go sleep in the monkey house in the park. Haywood & Co. of Broadway and 100th Street, agents for Henry Lowen- thal, owner of the house, told Meming the apartment had been rented to the Gropplera when he refused to accept & new lease for $86 a month. It was the second Increase in rent within a year, the rate having been $45, As to the use of his furniture he was told the agents were not responalbie or inter- erted, Fleming said, Fleming obtained @ summons from Magistrate Schwab after the police had declined to intorfere, and Assistant District Attorney Carlino had sug- gested that he enter the house with » crowbar and put the Intruders out ‘The summons jared at first charged larceny of Fleming's furniture, This te later changed to disorderly con- uct. AX PLAN TO SPEED ‘SEIN OF HOMES (Continued.) tion was completed since April first. nineteen hundred and twenty, or, if not #0 completed, that construction be commenced before April first, nineteen hun- dred and twenty-two, and com- plotion for occupancy be effected within two years after such com- mencement, on if now in course of construction within two years after the said act took effect; provided, however, that the Board o¢ Hetimate and Apportionment @hail first inquire into, hear and determine any —— for such exemption, w! the Tene- ment Houss Commissioner shall have certified to said Board im writing that in bis Judgment the erantii of such exemption in any such case will provide relief in an emergency existing in the City of New York, due to lack of housing; and provided further that said Board of Betimete and Apportionment shall, therey; by unanimous vote, approve of applying such relief, for a pertod not extending beyond January Oret, nineteen hum ad thirty-two, In any such case, and it shall thereupon certify ite ap- proval to the Commissioners of Taxes and Asscsaments for thelr appropriate action in asseonst such property for purposes taxation. “Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect immedjatel WOMEN THE BEST BAKERS. Honorary President of Se Gare Atate Asnoota’ Manage! — = Partioan Leaguors, as a rule, to belp New York Giante, Kid’ These three sisters came all the way from Cleve They were photographed waiting tn line for the Dakers are inferior to nee ora pA aee of me dim, ee Noa-Partions Langue prose Gleason of the Chicago White Sox land to eee their Indians in the first game of the gates to open at Ebbets Field. Left to right, they PORTS IN MEXICO have been broken. ‘The best, |tageous ts build up a distrust of both and Manager Hughie Jennings of the World Sertes with the Brooklyn Dodgors today. | are the Misses Jano, Agnes and Ethel Clayton. ARE QUARANTINED oo aepuLioKs and Memovratic na. Detroit Tigers wore scheduled to ap- —— tional organisations. rusian SPF ATORS GET the Senvention two or cigarettes, something of Nttle He expres! value—was made in the crowd, but one heard nothing of “big money.” Tt was at 1 o'clock this morning lyn played fn 1916 and I'm with them again, If you want to know what I think it's that Cleveland is going to win the series, There was @ woman In the line, Mra. Yellow Fever Prevalent on East Coast—Exodus of Americans Expected. ready arrived to testify or are expected goon Include Piteher pe Tony and Outflelder Benny Kauft oGraw's lub. Joan Dubuc, former rdlinat pitoh- | aeralon. “he aatd, “when omen at our con= the. most Important Beck ANZ DrkINg gatabllahmenta Vithin the past few days a youn tively little apprectation of his friendly words for the Non-Partisan Indeed, he probably loses with thi conservative Republicans and Deno- hi muat have the ventions, ‘They ai the effort of the agricuitural Grate who are offended with bis 0 eta. B, that the first “fan” appeated on the| George Probst, who came with her| WASHINGTON, Oot, 6 (Associated h days proletariat to gain control of the reina| t waa also expected to testity to-day. scene and took up his place against | husband from Pittston, Pa. and got Everts in Sider Gore es Wernianeen Pross).—-Yelow fever is prevalent at all the principal porte on the east const of Mexico, and to’prevent its pos- sible spread to the United Statees the Public Hoalth service has placed quar- antine restrictions against al) travel- ers from those porta, Ol! companies.in the Tampteo field fear an exodus of their foreign em- ployees, including many Americans. At Tuxpam more than two score deaths/have occurred’ sinoe the middle ne with the "Ni . t he gains with the rank one ‘tle Shortstop Arthur Fletcher of the movement. Phillies, formerly with the Giants, ana DRIVE AGAINST CONTROL BY | “Tip” O Neill, former President of the } NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE. Western League, will also be wit- But in the States where the fight! nesses soon. for control of the State Governments, Senge, lg almost « matter of life and deuth| MuGraw arrived in Ch gf in the opinion of the merchant classes COmpanied by Charles Stoneham, the drive ls against everything Dom-| President of the Giants; Toney, ooratic If the Non Parts Vas zague! Kautt and Second Baseman Larry before the scheduled gaame principally inter happens to have ean o Ddecause Wilbert Robinson had a long Doyle, Doyle has not teen sub- be Uhat tioket, as in Colorado and sion ke as contercnce behind the plate after a tana, In Idaho the Non-Partisan poenaed and no explanation w: League bas indorsed Sénator Nugent, | given of his presence. warm handyhake ®ecoming to good into the line at 4.30 o'clook this morn- ing. Bhe seemed less concerned over the waiting than any one ¢| queue, She admitied that just about the keunest “fanette” In the world and ready to walt any number of hours for the sake of secing a good game. he first native Brooklynite in the line was David J. Phillips, who got th p! He lives at No, 91 Meser- ole Strect and is nineteen years old. He had to spring to get in abead of Harry Leonard or No, 174 Moore Street and Jomes Martin of No. 1584 the crack of the gate, Ho waa Frank Drogen, of No, 2747 North 19th Street, Phiadelpla, until recently with the A. E. F., and determined to be first at the gnte for every game that is played in Brooklyn. He looked « bit tired of standing first on one leg and then the other and sitting with his back to the gate for nine hours, “Anyhow, I won't have to atand up as long as a lot of these people,” he sald, waving a band along the queur Heights, and some of the male mem- bers of this association woul to study her methods, naturally better bakers than mon.” ‘A poralbillty of lower prices for bread | fas hinted at oy AH. Wovlrdge uf >. an muthority on jeved the prices of mak! ‘of Btate Governments. RS AND LABORERS JOIN HANDS IN POLITICS. 7 Bimilarly the farmers and the | laboring classes have forgotten their Own party affiliations and wherever ), Non-Partisan League candidates as Democrats, the farmer strength is mustered for Democratic State ticket, a» in and Colorado; whereas in Dakota, where the machinery | | BOOST THE PRICES (Continued.) a ve other things used te ere coming down. —— the Democratic candidate, for re-elec- | sporting men. that stretched far behind him, “r'it| fourth Avenue. of August, and at Vera Cruz the dead ‘of the Republican State organization Eddie Collins, second baseman and . Inquiry along the line disclosed the | Lynch, "Gaim the bande of the Non-Partisan| moans s aplit ticket, ap the facgere| Captain of the White @ox, and Ray| One arrest was made an hour before| have my seat while they're still gdt-| ro nans to be che favorites, but there clude Dr. J. A. Hoterick of Texas | Fiushing precinct, was tol oaen iy | Schalk, catcher, will be called later, the Rates opened. ‘The man was enid A Teach, bel Fallon Commnlasioner fob Assistant State Attorney Replogle t? Nave attempted to sell a $2 tickut for waid, to discuss technical baseball *% Patrolman Stephen Downey seized and show how a seemingly slignt him, and sent him to Grand Avenue error might have a deciding effect Police Station on a charge of selling on the result of a game. They will Wokets without a license, At the ata- also be saked whether they believe (on the man said he was Henry Stan- gaines were thrown vy members of |!¢% Nving ut « Mills hotel in Manhat- their team this year, tan, He was field. MoGraw's men, it was sald, are ¢ who was the Public Health Service's en: there. Officials here belleve that the dis- ease started in Yucatan, Under the quarantine regulations » traveler is pfMvented from entering this rasa! Aig I six days after arrivul at port. disease, according to the health officials, will show its symp- toms within that time. ing to get In.” y Drogan won his first placein the 'ne by running like mad from a sub- way 4! mn several blocks away. He te something more than a mere fan, being the major domo of the club] lyn, He came to the scene equipped houno aasigned to visiting teams at| Wi'h # colleprible chair and blankets, the Athictio's park in Philadeiphia—| 2nd raid they could pull off the gams . to-morrow If they wanted, as he was a job he has Neld for two years. and happy. ‘The line of patient walters stretched | Ty the time thy Se ietiges, the vote of the farmers te for the regular Republican State ticket, ll of whose candidates, as a rule, have succeeded in getting their names om the ballots as the regular > Rominees in the primaries, oeretofore whenever reforms have Deen desired people who thought in political terms imagined that the will vote for Harding for Pree’ The truth ie In every case, including Washington, where the farmer an labor Ucket Is inaupendent of the two old parties, the defect¥ons to Debs and Christiansen are considerable—at | least enough to hurt Gov. Cox, who ede every vote he can) got in the Weat. Again, {t may be sald that among the laboring elements in the West the feeling prevails that Attorney were a number of Brooklynites who | refused to beileve their team would not win, Perhaps the most comfortable tndt- vidual in the line was Joseph Man- dula of No. 447 Rogers Avenue, Brook- Leach, defore whom he was on in Brooklyn, ie had "better for another 3 Capt. Kelly of charged that on Aig. 2% when ali po- Isamen were ordered on special reserve ticipation of the B."Rt 7. "etrhy 7 oe ean We Out ‘Lyccn exsused | ‘action to lnoner Leech by rating that employees had. wold him re would be no strike, w ‘The police made nate of a flourish. om were opened | third party idea was the best means| General Palmer by his raids and er from the ald Ilivan Street, where the gate | for the “bloaoh the line was | —__ ss te their end. Weil, it went to the| Postmaster General Burleson by his| pected to toll of alleged attempts by '** business being done from the side | trom Bulllv ene ae fatelmore than three blocks long and o be] A window of a house at Franklin Avo-| is, along Cedar Place to Montgomery | re el egg le Cnneen Other kind of an end. Tho third party| *™PPression of radical publications | Haj Chase and Heine Zimmerman to ‘ ra were fully 3,500 people shuffling during the war refiect a reactionary induce them to “throw mes in the nue and Fulton Street. Over the win- | Street and down that street for altoward the entrance Vendora of . Movement of 1912 nationally has gone} regime in Wash.ngton during tho iz anal lane dow was a sign, “We've got reserved | bloek, whore it doubled back In a| sweet potatoen, hot dogs, candy, pea- () (6) the board. Three cornered fights] Democratio Administration jand that | National League, cj , |nnts and soft drinks reaped full| Rd Se tite Shales have ns aie they ourht to, be punished even | Duc was in conference with Aa. 'ticketa.” ‘There was a big crowd of Aorseshoo on Cedar Place again, It] hits and soft drinks, reap PPENH INS & i ain ng proved futile. | icugh “another sot of reactionaries” [sistant State Attorneys Lightfoot buyers. The police said they could was a cheracteristically good-natured |! °C.) tan who atood about twentleth A __ The aavertiaug given the old party] \, increby elected, Ble sepiugie yosluruay, ANG Wom 644 Rot stop the males, as they were boing crowd, every one talking to his nelgh-|in the queve, Tony Canrio, a harber - 5 Jabela, Democratic and Republican, Gif "ware not for these handicaps, | to, have ven information Anat Cr made from a private dwelligg. It was bor, “borrowing” cigarettes, discussing | from Norfolk, Va. admitted that he 34th Street—New York i has reck ‘s v. Cox's direct ‘or the radical | robor “Rul jentor ostimony a 7 . | was there on business, “I'm here to Made them precious, The Non- | vols of the, West would have falien on| that she 1919 Woriae Berive said the lower room had been rented | the coming gaine, Joking over discom wore } “fxed' for Cincinnat! to win. Dubue for the period of the Worid's Beries | said he and Billy Burns, Glant| yor $150 oe nd ee caheamat ana that| Another tteket speculator was ar- Burns had gone to Cincinnati and | reeted fhortly after the game started. then wired ‘him to “get on Cincin-| Te was celling tickets in a vacar mati.” jot in Cedar Place, When the po! Partisan Leaguo hasn't tried third + party tickets, It has gone into the jes and captured the regular or Republican organiua- “tion. Thad why there's so mwueb * agitation in the West to abolish the get convernation to dispense to my! customers,” he said, “and that's why T've not missed a World's Series in years,” torta and trying to forget that so many houra must pase before the game should begin, A New York boy was the second in the waiting line. He was Wiliiam Reed of No, 822 East 28d Street, and more fortile soll, The electoral vote of the West might have been captured by such tection and ap alfii with the er cara Leagu the losses might save. Wakae imponsible, And besides, not a radical at heart but a successful Exceptional Hat Values Wednesday Cleared of Charre of Stenting Dom. Holding that there was no evidence to implicate the defendant tm the al- 2» Petmary system and go back to coD-| hia hens man, wealt EE canta” ating distor {tok bim into custody he said that] Debind him was Vincent Lynch, @ pal teed theft of @ white shepherd rhow ‘Ventions, where the choice of candi-|ive, something which the averago|mty among players during the 1940|he was selling for "Rookie" Weller.}of Drogan's The oldest man in the} dog of Walter Davia, a jewellor of "Gates can be more eusliy coutruied| member of the Non-Partisan League | xoayon, Present members of the] All his remaining tlokets and casli|©4rly contingent was Thomas Steveo~| No, 112 West 124th Street, Magistrate ‘And party machinery preserved, Bur | '"t Set eatin tin doeitane or tee White Sox team have charged that! were confisnated, ‘Tho cash, he de-)#0%, @ graybeard from New Bedford, | Teblag tn Harlem ¢ waatnat Batre (the Non-Partisan League has enous | League, eae a setters were wer | clared, amounted to $3,000, He alno| Mass. who stood about twonty Ath. | vioran, a cate propiietor of Non lies ‘Birengih for the present at least to] Business, big and Uttle, is waiting) turned against them, “threw” gamce| Wan taken to the Grand Avenue ata- ail the gn ‘ayan thoesln ‘ yay neon. Avenue ee eee tt vi prloary system, ite most ie ates he ara tees Fong Py ond 4 oh hp saat mperace: frie 1s ereae. (4 tion, | “T saw the last series the Brook- at 0, " Asset. naure C. d . — NEW ALIGNMENTS MAY _ APFECT NATIONAL CONTEST. 57 Ht can easily be seen, howeve What the effect on a Presidential con- fest can be when the absorbing in- “terest ia so many States is ther the Non-Partisan League candidates @em be beaten by « coalition of an- @ther non-partisan character be- ‘Bweon conservative Democrats and Repubicans. Of course one hears the Non-Partisan League leaders galled “Reds” and “Bolshevists” and “Radicals,” In the sense that their Methods are radically diferent trom What has been the usual course of political affairs in the past, the whole Ming may be calicd radicalism, but ven the most ardent foes of the Non- Partisan League no longer call the Sverage farmer or laborer who votes for the Non-Partisan League ticket “Bolshevisis” or “Reds.” The epl- It is amusing tn | Oe States to see hhow the Non-Partisan League, which Genounces the “kept press” and the the nowapapers, turns around and establishes nowspapers of its own and to the Non- “Portions Teague c. Platetow, 4 for $10, And there was every indi-| PM acotatH co Black with contrasting Brims TOM eth or cation, from the manner im whicy |] Mie an Sails epee 2 Ponrove. ia in the Re- ahaa Nia Fine these were snapped up, taat the price |} | TAY ge ins Reproductions of Regular 12.50 Models Ae to the types men ort to the co: r benent , but fundamentally and gives or- Organization the other, Just 'as efficiently _ “Plutocratic interests” for controlling |? the nows along lines neal OX HAS SOUGHT TO CAPTURE! t crops, the tightening of credit by the Federal Reserve Board al! have alienated both the farmers and buat eke Mon, who feel that the Nationa’ Jovernment has something to do with sconemie problems. And the Degio- erates haven't had the money or ndja- apera to prove that much of the rouble is due to the war and the reluctance of the United Btates to Join a League of Nationa to help stabil- ze «trade and financidl conditions hroughout ¢ id loan League pennant, President Heydler of the National League and President Johnson of the American League are expected to ap- pear before t! and Jury again after the World a Geries have ended TIE UP WATCHMAN. Then Twe Hoeld-Up Register Two Two robbers hed up three men in the Edwards Hotel, No, 1109 Manhattan Avenue, ‘They tied George Ci man, to a tuble; Rob Cash irens, Brooklyn, early this morning. rmence, the waten- pk $250 from the they LAUREL EN ENTRIES. : RACE TRACK, Gienppenred. et MRE Md., to-morrow Oct. races Men fen, ern yard et Mave y “aoe. hirer eens f oy Chere aod uy lain Sam vafous, 11 heed Git, wt: a Ot nelarin, io Tay eu FOURTH RAC an om vaca ‘ows v Qhentne 4 ‘eatin Noh Gaal tones five ond en ug, er ing years | and win fiseur =: otal Around the four sides of Ebbets Field more than 6,000 were massed in lonit lines at noon when the gates were opencd. At the bleacher gate in Sul livan Btreet some of the enthusiass—- one of (hem & woman—had waited In line for hour after hour, many sinec 1 o'clock this morning. ‘With the gathering of the crowd ant the demand for seats somewhere In thy ball park, the prices of #ente wen: soaring. Of course there were no bos seats nor places in the fitst ten rows of the grand stand for sale, these ap parently having been snapped up day ago. The traffic was in the bloache and tofield seats, Normally these se! for $1.10 and §2,20 each for World Series games, But when the spec latore got on the ground they shot (he price skyward, SPECULATORS HIRE ROOMS TO SELL TICKETS, venint place tr Puce and Sullivan Street, and ther hung out aligns that they had tickets for sale either for the entre sories o for to-day'’s game. When the fans went up to buy they were told that tn fielt and bleacher soats were to be} had for $5 apiece and places back of the fret ten rows of the grand stand would started. at was in its early hours a very again advance as the gam “oontan | orderly crowd and the 100 policemen inp} on detatl seemed to have Hittie more | as0g- naam dr 2D Stel For To. Morrew. Wedreseay, Oct. th ie br Gite, Ka—A_ mi COCOANUT KI uicar Cree ely and the ¢ ior tre fai” Vaniits Hoenb peti 18 Cidoalaite : 29c “yOR {wo Added Attractions That Are yu, tes Vortety and wil Real Head Liners vce min mort vuirlead wea « on ALK ine best ‘other eonteriio 00. three verirt i reauud 4 ie die Our romular which ta pe an Ranrisaue Vor to do than to keep the people in fc ee {tomer 8 lines that they were already willing FOUND Lengua anevenonl 28 Ma Mithee “hades to keep. Thore was no sign of the, Ahn nourr* ¢ conference before . Wilkon to- on a Woatern betting of large sums of money on Democratlo cam- the game, Now and then « wager of the class called “piking”—a cigar or « { For exact location see telephone directory, ‘The specified weieht includes the container, As they noeded ce For Wednesdiy, Oct, 0A thets are reserved for the organizers Diba, 1) is which to make thelr sales, elght c For Tuesday, © AsSONTED. Vth PAXDIES—the For Sport and General Wear ee leaders, aly wae! mh IB) Gatti, Se them bired first floor rooms in Cedar SPECIAT, ARRONTED i ot Beaver Brim Hatters Plush Sailors Distinctive Tailored Models (two illus. trated). Roll and straight brim effects with the New Bell or straight Crown, Brown, Black and Navy or Sale Price 5 - 75 Also on Sale in Our Brooklyn and Newark St. res nt