The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1920, Page 2

the end of the week the to’ “many scores of Meeting adjourned until to-morrow without announcing its potiey IMPORTANT MEETINGS SCHED- ULED FOR TO-DAY. Two other whieh tings mugen were expected to be held totday inference between the tran workers’ executive and the Na Union of Railwaymen's execu DRY AGENT QUOTES. PHONE SERVICE vec GoeS GIRL TO BAGK UP NOTAT STANDARD | eKeoUtives of the Labor Party, members of Parliament and the Trade Union Congress, which Says biing together al! the big labor Be a MPMULLIN'S STORY COUNSEL EL AOS Malvina Carib Told Him ‘Citizens Protest Increased Rates 1 “Another Fellow” Was at Hearing Before Service % While the national leaders ne a, “. a ftiole are saying little, there are somo With Slain Man. Commission. | of them who haye de red in favo: aoa ad | Of a sympathetic atrike, notably in TELLS OF FLIGHT,| Hearing on the application of the Reotlavid and at Barry, Wales, "important coal depot The miners of the vital South Wales Witness Declares Slayer, on felde represent the belligerent section of the strikers. The bulk of the ex tremists of the federation are to be, to| found here, and they are eager arty the Aigdt to the bitter ond With the shipping, steel and iron and other industries already bard hit, many thousands of men are out of Work this morning in various parte of the country, and it soems certain by 1 will be thousands = wnem- Ployed, as numbers of factories will ‘be able to operate only a #hort time without new stocks of coal FORMER SOLDIERS OFFER AID : TO GOVERNMENT. In the meantime many persons are yolunteering to help the Government, | Among them 4 great number of for- mer service men, but thus far their , a4 has not been accepted. One result of the strike, it i# hinted, may be an appeal on the part of Ldoyd to the country to meet the) with @ general ¢lection #0 as to the attitude of the voters, This not yet been decided upon, but is regarded an one of the ponmibilities of the near future. A suggestion has been made that the . Priace of Wales bé chosen as arbi- SL atDON, Oct, 14 (United Preas) ‘The fighting in the poting to-day & from Downtfy Street through ieball, a distance of one block, to gar Gquare. It ‘began at 11 g'dlogk in the morning and it was not inti 449 o'clock this afternoon that the police had the disturbance wel o>~ be hand. ‘Between fifty and a hundred per- sons were injured ESCORT OF F FIREMEN AT LALLY FUNERAL Kenlon and Staff, With Hundreds of Friends, Attend Services for Former Deputy Chief. Six hundred Aremen, in two divisions of wix battalions, acted as escort this moming at the funeral of former Deputy Chief Thomas Lally, ‘Tho pro- cemion started at 10 o'clock from the ‘nome, No, 175 Adelphi Street, Brooklyn At the Church of the Queen of Ail Saints, Lafayette and Vanderbilt Avenuts, Bishop Charles Edward Mo? Donald presided. With him wae Auxil- jary Bishop Thomas E. Molloy. Mass was said by the Rev. Richard Ham- Mon, chaplain of the Fire Department in The church was filled and bundreds were unable to «et inside Among those in attendance were 250 re tired firemen, “twenty-year men,” who bad boon friends of the former deputy ehiat of tong standing Chief Kenlon was present with his etaff, consisting of Doputy Chiefs John O'Hara and Joseph Crawley and Hon- @rery Deputy Chiefa Kobert Matnser and Edward J. Kenne. Fire Commis wan accom i Sg, Deputy ‘commissioner Wil- ¥. Thompeon of Brooklyn, ‘Tho Department band marched at the Ras of the press . hint FOR TRUST IN BOILER TRADE Hershfield Gets No Direct Prowt, ‘but There Are Indications One Exists. ‘The words “boiler trust” were fre- quently uscd at a hearing held to-day by Commissioner of Accounts Hirsh Beld who had been instructed by Mayor Hylan to investigate an to why few boilers have not been installed in Fordham Hopital in accordance with the award made early this year, R, J. MdKinnon, President of the Chote, Thornton & Bailey Corporation, John's Came- testified that his company had been ded the contract for installing new Botlers af $10,000 lower than another id; that three bollera of the Baden hausen make had been delivered at the hompital, ‘but that they had not been installed because of objections to that make interposed by J. E Woodweil, Consulting Engineer for the Board of Trustees of Bellevue and Allied Hos vitala Mr. Mckinnon and’ several other wits esses, including Amon T. Smith, eng! neer for the Board of Matimate, de- flared the bollers to be up to specifics ons Many of Commissioner Hirehfeld's Questions were apparently intended to ring out information as to the exit ance of @ boiler tet > TWO SHOT, SUSPECT, DUEL. One Victim May Die Prom Loss of Blood. Raymond Clark, twenty-two years old, of No. 276 Winthrop Street, Brooklyn, | wee ‘arrested at Greenpoint Hospital to- day, where he ts suffering trom a re- volver shot wound in the leg. | @hortly after Clark was taken to tne hospital it was learned a general alarm et been sent out for the assailant of Daniel Mulligan, twenty-four, No, 801 Wirst Street, Brooklyn, Mulligan te | Bt John's Hoepital with three bullet nda and ie not pected to live, rk had suffered from lows of blood was Undble to explain how A) wee woundet, ‘The muy Dave been shot relver Tul an, New York Telephone Company for ‘an increase in its rates in Greater | Now York began (0-day before the Fire Escape, Held Off Crowd | pubic service Commtanion im City With Revolver. |e Mangin, forcement Agent, |. Swayze, cotheel for the pelts pen. in outlining the company’s petl- ® Prohibition | tion, said gave important| “There ara 870,000 telephones in toatimony to-day favorable to Stew. | Greater New York, Applications aft On file for £3,000 additional telephones, jut the cofmpany has not plant or equipment to meet this, Rxtenslons and additions have been planned to meet thin demand, and to do this Daniel J art N. McMullin, another dry agent, | who is on (rial for murder in the MoMut- in shot and killed Harry Cariton last Marob 11 at the home of Carlo Carini in Bast 76th Street. oor in 1921 of « larger amount, apd Mangin testified that on March 92/8 Still larger amount in 1922 18 neces: eleven days after the shooting, he | ry | mot Carina and his olghteen-year-old| “While progress has been made in daughter Malvina in 76th Street and| Proving the service im the’ Jast asked the daughter about the killing. Yer, the service’ # not up to the He ald the girl told bim that Cariton | *tandard which the company believes waa ahot while he was approaching |M0uld be givon. We are short 450 | Momullin “with another fellow.” |Deratore. A large mumber are in- |Mangin @aid the girl also told him|**Perlenoed, ‘The traffic load is ab- that Carlton moat have turned bis normal and that, with the Inexpert- | nead when he waa shot, ence of many operators and shortage Aasatant District Attorney Talley | %f force, impairs the service, asked the witness if he didn't ques-| “1% Auguat, 1920, the operating rev- tion the girl concerning the identity | C?US# Per station were $4.76 and the of tho “other fellow" with Cariton, | Pe™ting expenses were $4.85. The and he raplied “No.” grows operating revenucsa were $4,140,- “Didn't you think that was tm. |%5. and the operating expenses wero portant?” queried Mr. Talley. “No, | 216,675. ‘This left the company with ast at tak te” & deficit of 74,710. The contention of the State's wit-| “New plant and eguipment eosting [nesses all hiong has been that there | Milione of dollars must be Prag giro} ~ no one with Cariton at the time number of new employees must be of the shooting. hired, trained and paid. The 27,000 Jutius Kintz, a ealeaman, No. 62] employees now on the payroll must be Bast End Avenue, testified he was paid sufficient to retain them. The present revenue is insuMctent to pay at the Cornell Memorial Church, No. the operating expenses.” 231 East 76th Strect, when the ghoot-| Edward B. Rogers, Chief of the Di- ing occurred. He ran to Carini’a| Vision of Telephone and Telegraph of R the up-State Comminsion, in outlining house sae sawie man elaving gown the present zone rates in New York, the fire escape. eaid that 7% per cent. of the com. The witnews sald the man on the/pany'’s revenue is derived from the fire cacape looked down from the first | Sale of messages while 2% per cent. of floor platform at the crowd which | the revenue comes from the rental of equipment, private lines, do. had collected; that he waved @ re-} Charles 1. Hill, Chairman of the volver and shouted: wrrcee hing who prenided, led Mr. “Stand back or 1 will shoot you.” ra along on direct, examination, ti ‘This supports MoMullin’s testimony ne lige wes frequent Interrupted that he at frat climbed up the fire}sol O'Brien, ‘encape and then down again, Counsel M. Maldwin Fertig, Former Wnited Staten District Court Assistant Corporation Carat, ‘who Nes talked thrown ha} The New York Telephone Core. n . ion to 0 interpreter, can epeak English. He| erect a new and different achedule of said he had rented a store to Carini | ¢, lephone rates, the coat to the con- the p “De vater it ise coming down yet.”| posed increase, She sald the company Mr, Raynes's aovent ds vot Itallan.| haa kept 3 B very in ignorance of Jacob Greenwall, Janitor at No. 265) the simplit ails of thé proposed An Internal Revenue agent, who said |) She's right. The public indignation 4 special tax stamp had been issued) has spent money in advertiali to Carini to sel liquor; Grosvenor] to lafluence favorable editor This company __THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1920. . ae t i +» Globe- Trotters Here From Borneo, And Their Orang Who Went on Jag an expenditure in 1920 of about $96,-/ ““MR=AND FB BRITAIN’S STRIKE johotns seat company now seoke to bri ee grronvenor Nicholas & Co. the Argonne Forest of intricacies In sEscHDY Foun! to court &l stead of giving us ® aimplitied ex- bottle of genuine Martel brandy and] planation of what is wanted.” ley, ansiotamt to the supervising Pro-| contracted for, therefore the company hibition Enforcement Agent, wm Te are auihie wick serene until It first renders servis.” Mr. Quigley testified he did not| on a. , chief accountant for know ModMullin was an éx-convict|the telephone company, mamitted until after the Carlton killing, Ho| tables showing. th Aoapoes | of the ads of or bn We Seat compapy on Dee. 19%. Analstant pero Sead Saati el hae CR, wae | Corporation Counesl Fertig dbjecte Y vernmentito the tables saying the apmpany but he ‘has drawn no pay since April.| would be manifesting better ith by It le not expected the case will go| submitting the books for examination to the Jury before Wednesday. Chairman ‘Hill anid that to accede to ip atdahaieren—meh such a request ign lh ld in the taking of te#timon: LAUREL ENTRIES. Fertig insisted that the books ibe produced, declaring the gas corpora- Lavan, RAQE TRACK, M4, Oot. 18 " are the emtstee for Tummday's races sma| tions produced thelr books ‘In Pats cance Fertig declared the submis. 280 Broadway stated that the sub- misalo ha financial statement was: “for no other reason than to hoodwink the Commiasion into be- lieving the figures are true and cor. reot,""" ‘| The chairman overruled the Asaist- ant Corporation Counsel jefly eummarieed the financial status of the company as of Aus. 81, 1920 shows An Increase in te revenuer ,| Here and a greater increase in operat- j}ing expenses, In August 1919 the nec ning for the month were $716,917.20 and 1920, the statement hows a loss < $74,700.83. In Auguat 1919 the revenues show $3,780,952.19 and tn August is20, ‘M.oaaar2 47, As against ae thie increase in revenues, the operat. ing expenses Are shown to be: Aurust ih $1,926,098.58, August 1920 §: , while walartes and wages shown, to be: August 1919, $201,818.49 2 ag ager and up; oY & resents the investment in New York gration and antl-Japanese leisiation in _ California are continuing and have not} KOOTHES AND HRALS, Been \ampovarlly Glacontinued.sae sr | Hoe Tdllit vltchad Nt: pulked"tee: Cs ported. ¥ Werslhiog paraers No dine adm MAY MUDDLE COAL SITUATION IN U.S. But Produc creasing and Coal Experts Are Optimistic, (Aproial to The Brening World) WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct, 18-- Detpite the reports from New York nd other Eastern centres of critical coal shortage, experts in Washing- ton are exceedingly optimistic about the situation and see no justification Nathan Raynes, @ real estate dealer| Assemblyman Mark Goldberg “and for banicky conditions of No, $10 East 100th Street, was|” Regarding the fight against in-| “With the output of bituminous called in an attempt to show that|creased rates Mr. O'Brien said: coal at the mines now running ov the soft ‘apidly clea: officials of the National Coal at No, 265 East 76th Street, and that|#umera will bo, generally apéaking,| Latest available official figures of | Carini had spoken to fim about the| More than #5 per cent, and according | the United tates Geological Sut to the estimates of the company sub- which are for the weck ended lease in broken English. Asked to| seribers of Greater Now York will be abow an output of 22,075,000 repeat what Carini had said, he told| required to pay annually about §16,- | 1008 of sort coal. The unoflicial es- " mates for the week ending Satur of broken faucet and quoted Carini | 900,000 more than now day, Oct, 16, run even highe Mrs, Henry A. Hicks, No. 146 East | °* J alta as anytn dueat miaeC ezetnaned anein cording to ansoclation aMicinis More or lesa demoralization in the coal market is expected from a sharp tive which is certain to come in the ve nnd coltictned the, semmeany | Dre export cou! following t OTR ROS Great Brit ft ant 78th Htreet, also teatitied that! tor apending thoumnds of dollars in| tin Trouble. ie prolong 1 theap’ will Carini spoke “some Englinh,” advertising. be a wild scramble t tthe odal Other witnesses wero Meyer Rice,| Corporation Counsel O'Brien sald: }at any price at tidewater, and this will be reflected in the domestic mar- ket. A revival of the talk of a cou embargo is already heard, action likely. The improvement production Is marked. in bituminous The average oy weekly output at the soft coal mines sala that the kind sold by Carini to an? 51 No, 2 Hester was 1 HENE00 tons for the four weeks * Street, eat 6 company ia in dot, fore that it had MoMullin was an imitation and bore| Court ‘without clean hands. The ser: gndeg Oe 10 400,008 tonsa week 4% counterfeit label; and John J. Quig-| vice Ja not the service the subscribers ‘The railroad executives way that with the recent priority orders of the In- terstate Commerce Commission they anticipate no difficulty in supplying enough,coal cars tor insure a 12,000,~ 000 ton a week output as long as tt ts necesmary to maintain it. After Dec. 1, when navigation closes on the great lakes, there will be sufficient coal for everybody, coal authorities here point out. At this time four to six million tons per week are being rushed to the northwest, With the achievement of the 13,000,- 000-ton output per week, the entire soft coal situation has appreciably eased up, say the experts. Acute shortages in immediate supply in the Middle West and other sections are FING? RAGE Por twoheralae, "sintming,| On Of Any Aantal wtaternant would [now being met in such & way te Fr a ples “Chensie| Put the wo burden of proct on the people |deBnitely Indicate that the worst 0! canes Or: Geleemee, 116; *Pemvend, 407 No ok up inatead of compelling the |the stringency 1s over. Gindon, 14%; Moomiogton. 116; Kimetio, 112; aay to show ttm Anaasinl Hande. Reports of the National Coal Asso- ae ee “DW. Stesle Jr, a lawyer of No. |ctation show that Chicago, St, Loula ‘. and distributing points along tho Missiawipp! and Missourt Valley are iting suMcient soft coal balp- tnenta for immediate wante. ‘The rail- roads will have no difficulty; they say in keeping up the supply of cars for this movement The soft coal situation jn the Eaat ie steadily improving according to the same sources of information. The felease of cara whioh had been going to utilities, whose immediate wants already had been Adeauately met, hae greatly aided in clearing up the Eastern household and manufac- turing requlremonts, the coal men claim a MOVING VAN STRIKE OVER. » Bat With ‘The strine ca ‘the moving van and Augunt 1020, $462,948.34 Bo, for the matter of t ‘The total assets of the company in| ts moving day and the season, The Now York, New Jereny and Connec-| men struck ever! weeks ago for Hout are ahown to be: e998,008,c31, nt] fecoanttion of heir unlon, disreanrging which $10,578,748, fe invested ‘in ‘ae-| hh oat Of a Ml & week irene ant on *Anemticn eowence claimed. Weather cir; |curttion, ‘The plant investment te] with the hap ot the polo, wet oe wi $240,482.00, of whioh $126,104,162 rop- Friday the men had a meeting and vere, ada er iaree Hh President Mer: Parleys Wth Japan Centine Oty. Construction work now in WABHINOTOD Oct, 18.The State! promrése is $6,899,988 in Now York “ala toed Bday that | he telat ths men Department tc ofelatly declared pinay i Gs Aue, Mi, 1000, tal ¢ the ownere would not stand for (te that negotiations between the Unit 4h ie that thie im insufficient to “carry onieh yhe funn roulskbd ‘te chal Sune Bates ond Japan over Japanese immi-| oy» edae en ee Pecatint those who were sonvict conduct during the strike, nt ing rate of wane Chauffeurs woek, packhorse $37 and helpers and the open shop. sat ont RS MAR YOMNSSA ion Here is In-} but State} Department officials do not think such | ESCAPED CONVICTS SOUGHT I 4 STATES ROB AS THEY LE (Continued) the trail of Intimidation and robbery | they have left behind apparently was due to sheer bravado, They have held up automobile parties, forced gaso- line from garage keepers by threat- ening them with a pistol, stolen hats and coats from men and terror- ized stuall villages, There is reason to believe thelr eir- cultous route may have been due to unfamiliarity with the country, and that they are to all Mtents and pur- poses “lost This, together with the number of men seeking them, strengthens the hope they soon will be captured, Stivers, known to be a youth of desperate character, ever ready with a pistol, was serving a life term for killing Policeman gamuel T. Cun- ningham two years ago, Me had stolen his father's motor car and lured from her home fifteen-year-old Maybelle Van Sicklor,gg@king her to Jersey City on promise of marriage There he wrecked the cur and stole snother, returning with the girl te Manbattan, They drove to the rons and camped out for the night on the edge of the Grand Concourse, In the morning When Cunningham sought to arrest him Stivers shot him dead. It is believed by the police that Sti- vers may seek to get into communt- cation with the girl and they are tak- ing necessary steps Stivers nd Bassett fled from Os- ee —. Orang’s Jag iY HAS REACHED Adide Thru” ENDOF FINANCIAL “ROPE SAYS HYLAN \ Bessie Drinks Vermouth and Tells Wotld What Ladies | Rl Thinkwof Dry Law. Turns Down Request of Hun- plete, be itdgealiianer pened: by ter College for More Funds [Mr and Mew. Martin Johnson, globe- | at Budget Hearing. trotters of the fitet order, wan recev. | = ering to-day from a jag in which she indulged aboard the U. 8. Mal! Bteam.' Th* Hoard of Extimate to-day held ship Panhandle State, when that the last of the public hearings on good ship completed her maiden the tentative budget which must be round trip upon arriving here. Bessie ready for the printers by to-morrow wan still nursing a badly aweélled head |and a grudge against the kick in a site bottle of vermouth which #hd seoured Uti! to-morrow night, in some manner not revealed. After ductions may | sinking her thiat #he treated herself weanesday hampon with the eeaidue in the midnight, Amounts be added . but only re- be made between and the time of adoption Board of The Aldermen may cut | Lareing trp, her commodious but not raise the budget after the Jewarters in gue ship's hold, sho in-| Estimate Board hag finished with it, | Tonmed al} and syndry in orang ou jbut thar body's actién may be over- | tahg danguage that Prohibition waa! ridden by the Muyor's veto, It ts @ thing unfavored by ladies, | not likely, however, that the Tam- ‘Maybe st 46," commented Mr. 'many majority in the Aldepmanie Jobndon, “Wot I'm grateful for Pro- | Hoard WIll oppose the Tammany ma- ‘hibition in America eo long ag Bengic ng, here.” Jority In the Estinuate Board, The Misses Louise Harrt and M Mr, Johnson, as 4 partner of Jack wWidmayer, representing the faculty Ldadon, the fovelist, salled the or jiunter College, asked Mayor South eBagjn the Snark in 1908. Tak- | tHylun to adjust salary differences. jog with him his wife, Mr, Martin) + propome to vote for any went to the Island of Maleicula, one | jnere in salaries above $1,200 Of the Solomon «roup, In 1914. H6| unless tho circumasances ‘be extraor-4 wanted t study the cannibal in his/dinary,” said Mayor Hylan. “I'm native heath and to get some photo-| governed by the muney 1 have on sraphs. hand, You ladies don't care or you The cannibals thought the couple | don't realize. We are at the end of Would make « tovthsome stew, and | our rope; we are up againat the con- took them prisoners, For two days stitution. If we get in trouble for vi- Mr. and Mra, Johnaon meditated upon | the probability of their gracing the | lating the provisions of t natitu. tion, some of those who are here fertive board of the local potentate. | pleading for salary increases would Then, before the pot was even set) be the first to condemn us. So far as ja-botling for the stew, a party of blue-|1 am concerned, Hunter College's Jackets from @ British battleship res- | plea far more money ts Jost." cued them. a When Howard W. Nudd, Director | Returning later to Malekula, Mv.lof the Education Associntign, spoke and Mrs. Johnson, having cannilly|in favor of granting the Pducation provided themselves with an escort |pepartment its 1921 requests, Mayor capable of saving them from a recep- tion too enthusiastically gastronomic, showed the cannibals photographs of Hylan asked him if he had ever been in business, and if so, if he had ever wining at 7.30 P. M, Saturday in a little Overland machine bearing th license tag No. 128,679, which be- longed to George Gain, a villager, who left it in front of his residence ‘They did not keep to this car long. it developed ‘yesterday. It waa not fast enough for them and it did not have much fuel in ite tank, #0 when they got to Mount Kiseo they aban- doned it and took a Cadil which Samuel Skinner of the Four Corners section of Mount Kisco had left stan- ing ouside his home while he went within to get more water for the radiat The ling of the Skinner car at Mount Kisco was the first of shee. ex- ploits after the jail breax, What they did immediately after this, or where they went, is not Known. The next trace of them was had at Newtown, Conn., a suburd of Denbury. William Williams, @ garage-keoper, was alone in his shop at 3.30 o'clock yesterday morning when a Cadillac, which approached at top speed, slid to a halt, Willlama went cutaide to seo what wanted. He was con by ® fairly tall, heavily butlt young man with @ pistol. Stive was doing the ordering. taller and heavier of the two fugt- tiven. ‘Williams decided the best thing he could do was toe obey the command and not set up a disturbance. He pumped fifteen gallons of fuel into the tank while the taller youth kept him covered. ‘he next seen of the eacaped oon- |viets was north of Danbury, whicd \olty they must have circled. William MoKaye of Derby was driving south elang a turnpike above Danbury, with another man beside him, when thé Cadillao appeared suddenly in front of him, halted, and he heard an order | to. atop. He pulled up, believing the other machine might be in trouble, A maa jumped from the big touring car, wavod td revolver back and forth ih front of MoKaye and his companion and ordered t to take off their “Give ua tha tuft quick and gen't the command, pe of two Bing Where they went in the hours just precuers from Sing before dawn cannot be nid: but it e not long previous te daybreak experienced a pay day on which he themselves. didn't have enough to pay off his “Gobbledyhooukaogskyhooteh!” &x- | hojp, proses ima bt Oia y Sa Mr, Nudd admitted that he had erpreted, mean aalalptrs never been in business, and th be Sel ais ae en reise aes Mayor retorted: ‘That's why you'r Go eunn tooth cagery hele ads |Rere: You are young and inexper'-| ventures in Borneo, for which pleas- epee Lebieh isch eee ant place, with its mosquitoes as big | Comptroller Crklg said a “poison pen propaganda” was being carried as airplanes and leeches as large os alligators, not to mention cobras, pythons, elephants and other noxious Insects, they started from here in April of last year. ‘They penetrated 450 miles through jungles infested by all sorts of things | that crawl, creep, run, jump and fiy.| They were attended by # bodyguard | of seven headhunters. | on to prejudice the public against tge | Board of Batimate becaund of its re-| fusal to grant the $82,000,000 asked for by the Board of feet ation. GET $300 INS SAFE; $10,000 IN SUITS): “Weren't you Gfraid ‘of the wild) Burglars in Union Square Rip men of Borneo?” @ reporter asked) ciron~ Box’ and Then Loot Mra. Johnaen. Pooh!" @aid ehe. “They couldn't Garment Houses. be any wilder than the wild men of| Burglars who evidently took plenty | Broadway.” of time in which to satisfy their taste Byt the elephants could be wild, for] ),, ciothing. robbed two establishments | a herd of twenty-five tuskere treed! 4: x5 ¢ Union SaGare Hast and teft Mra, Johnaon and her husband and] oii wyidence of their robbery. Firat kept them perched among the upper niterad. theusinak and jeult branches an entire might, Mrs,"John- reaches: twa yon toki of an encounter with # CE GhIGh) Sasol, thal python, found to measure twenty- ding $300 In cash, and then sleht feet after it hud been killed. | overhauled the stock From thie they and of dodging deadly cobras 90) selected about $10,000 of the most ex often that It became @ habit Bhe earned the gratitude of tho natives of Horneo by the introduction if eeeds which produced watermelons. ‘4 thowe dark-hued wild men of Borneo sail into those watermelons? Oh, boy! pensive garments After that they went to the second floor and ape: up Robinson's cloth ing shop for men, taking ten suite of men's clothes, evidently for themselves, This is deduced from the suits were of the aame size, In- apection of the two premises Indicates that the thieves secreted themaeives tn > | ping at the fact that all || FRENCH AVIATRIX, | FINED AS SPEEDER Court Excuses Mile, Herveaux for Tardiness, but Not for Going’ 35 Miles an Hour Mile. Jeanne Hervenux, the French |avintrix who hax been doing stunts at Mitghell Field, was three hours Inte to- day in anewerlng a summons to the | Flushing police court on a charge of driving her automobile 36 miles an hour | along Jackson Avenue, Corona, “Won't you please excuse?” sked, Magistrate Doyle He gxouned the tardiness but not the jxpeeding. For that he Imposed a $25 “Then bring It to-morrow,” the court orders 6 her address as the Wi; Astoria, and anid It was her pearance in court, She thought “ane ime to-day” pera do, ond Lee iy ehe had burried h Fea! room at 9 o'clock tn the sbi, re) | aa . “Hut T have no money,” aald the Syer, |ahe pot have had two anes to pay apeoding Inat FUGITIVE BANKER - GIVES HIMSELF UP |Balto Says He Will “Take Medi cine” and Then Make Good Depositors’ Losses. George Baldo, whore disappearance on Oct, 4, 1919, was followed by, = pro- longed run on the private bank he eon- ducted at No. 2472 Arthur Avenue, Bronx, walked into the office of Die~ triet Attorney Francis Martin to-day and arrendered ‘I'ma tired of fiveing about the eoun- try,” sid Balto, “E have returned to take my medicine, After that I in- tend to mak good all losses and to re-, habilitate myself in the esteem of my” people, My wife is loyal and will ald ©. The war and Wall Street ape ulntion are responatble for my troubl Three indictments charging grand lar- ceny face Baldo, who was arraigned defore County Judwe Gitte and sent to Jail In default of $3,000 ball. For thirty years he had been @ power In the Bronx Italian settlement oe TAXI MAN'S “FARE” ‘of one? nes Paul, twenty-eteht, a chaut- of No, 505 Went 121th Stroet, took unconscious man in iis taxi¢ad to Roosevelt Hospital early to-day, and it "ae found he was tn # serious condition from @ fractured akull. Paul aaid four men engaged his taxt And at the Hotel Astor thre jumped out one door and ran and one out the other Joor. He tried to stop the latter, who fell and struck bis head on the curb, He sald he did not know him. Later the patient was identified by a friénd as George Duel, a salo&man from Boston, who had been at the Bt Paul Hotel, 60th Street and Columbus Avenue, for a week. The police sald they heard the man was hurt in @* fight and held the chauffeur, Paul was held without ball by Magie- Waller feur, an | tarte ‘Ten Eyck in the Weat Side Court ofr examination to-forrow, Henry J. Ryan and a naval Heuten- ant named Cooper, both guests of the Hotel Astor and Vern A. Wells, stop- the Hotel Woodstock, were In court, but were not called upon for their testimony. ‘The lice saki that the there men told them that they aw the counter and that the cheaffour unehed atid knocked Duel down, the jatter striking his head when he’ feti. The row wee over a fare of $1.90. —_>-- Mieke Aw Up Te ‘ Mo WASHINGTON, Oct. 14—The gu- preme Court to-day set for argument | tomorrow the suit of “Nieky” Anratein obtain, bis release from jail on @ writ habe Charles H. Hoyt, Playwright, Main Street, Charlestown. NX. known oe the ware tna ae, ap, = = ~ Thirsday, October 21, 1920. Reddence ponte of ome large frome Redidence of the late Lambe Club.’ Will be soll at each teak, whee ime er Soanrve, ton rooms, hiréweod fcors. Baia. aeen SOCIALIST FINE STANDS. ‘0 the bullding on Saturday and after loot- Ing the shops escaped by way -of the W. H. SAVAGE root. . Fitchburg, WASHINGTO: vreme Court to-day refused to review the conviction of the American Social at Society of New York on charge of Oct. 18—The su- violating the Eapionage Act. , ‘The socthty was fined in lower PI sourte vecailss it published a pamphict by Beott Nearing, entitied rhe Wrest Madnena. when they balted in front of f another small garage—this time on Milford, Conn,—and forced its pro- Drietor to fill their tank tu the brim About 1.80 they were together in the "key room,” a smali apartment For Monday, Oct. 18th where all the prison keys are kept OCOLATY: COVERED J AMORTED looked. This ry in @ corridor at the 00k: bo of « flight of stairs leading to the farden's office and the visitors’ en- France, Every hour the trusties aro “count- td," and Keeper William Webster en- tered the key room to check off Stivers and Baseett. ivere ewung from pbe- nae \@ back a blu Made of a Ned with sand. struck Web- nee of our Unex= velvety Our Two Big Daily Specials ; — NNY A POUND PROF! = = Teaea. menses For Tuesday, Oct. 19th’ CHOCOLATE © RAISIN OLUSTERS—In the fall season of the ta: clusters. ai ‘Unexeeit richmews SPECIAL POUND BOX Ker over the head with this and the fell te the floor, The convicts ained where they were. Am nt later per Peter Cog- ler went inte the Key room to get a drink of water, in the Blu arose and fell and Cogler went down adnacites, ‘There is always @ keeper standing ba the big iron door leading to the airway and thé visitors’ "Entrance. always fis bagal & revelver, ¥ the other inside, guards 40 ino, ‘is ogoasion the doorman +4 Keeper ‘Rersara Simmons. 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