The evening world. Newspaper, October 27, 1920, Page 2

m* Meyers, a detective of a York agency; John N. Fleischer, Secretary ‘and macnger of the Nassau County ‘Association; Neill H. Vandewater and Constable Leonard Thorne, who bac Teeently been the confidential agent Of District Attorney Weeks. Before being called to the Grand WEST VIRGINIA BY 31 OTHERS OF “isaac. come AHARDING STATE —MISQUOTING COX varied stories of he activitins of the > < gamblers and politicians under Indiet- Political Observer Says, ment, One of them was nained an Having called up Shaughnessy’« «ambling house while Vandewater's detectives were getting evidence there and warning Wileon Mizner, thon in charge of the house, to “took MINER VOTE ‘out for strangers hecause the District Attorney and Vandewater have men out.” Another was reported to have Offered $250 to an employee of the | Nassau County Association for every | time notice of an Intended ruld was) given, | The man of the fivo feonoraily | known as the go-between wae nuid to have exacted % per cent. of the “ Ys, HOW- Prominent ever, That the Democrats Dispute His Claim. | Lawyers, Clergy- men and Educators Reply *ro-League Manifesto.” —_— Elita Root and thirty Italians It is Asserted Will be other pro-tawcue Repubiionne, a Solidly for the G.O,P, {minx f Candidate. I ANALYZED, | Chorxing that ty contly issued t support for Harding on int of in position on the League Nations, contained “ervoncons and aditig statement of facts,” th ne prominent lawyers, cevmen By David Lawrence. taal i . : (Special Correspondent of The Eve- re have united inarepiy, mven |, my ning World.) | out to-day alle ._ Kt ofr, fe} wnat We ge |e of he rie — the country os the price of “fixing”, . Ch W. Hillot. el ‘opyright, 19207 ire alle at lgmeritue county authorities, Ho was guid CO OP>TsEL 10:0) —West Virginia | oe saryard University: Judeon Va oer a Sacer, fo havo overdrawn his account fre- PONE cliseed uy doubtful largely Ye-| son of Ohio, former aetirnae nett si quentiy on the protext that additional, Cause the wituation here is pural @ums were needed to “fix” officials and has mont peuple guessing, ‘Bnd others and pocketing the money without offering the bribes. "A of the United States; Moorfield sto- rey of Hoxton, former President of (he The oasis on which the Democrats! American Bar Association; Virginia olstm the State i# superfetaily ax|& erainave, dean of Barnard Co Much testimony was available for ore A three-cor ee Jury about the clone asa. |PMUsbIC aa the method of caleulation wipe baer Mlasshk a a) | former Judge of the Supreme Court group at the race tracks about this nered race for Governor with a reru-| of New York | (PEN VERDICT ey quote wentences from Mry ‘was made to learn whether moneys | Republican and a Democrat has com- j Harding's speech of acceptance and{ _ fn eettling for bole on races of the| But the outstanding fact ix that “uve of their interpretatic his po Previous day's races, might not have | situation, while not without anxicty to #!tion.” Kaye the reply, “und in order ciation of various members of the of the Republicans A ; arte ema ’ city and at Saratoga. Some effort jar gepublican and an Independent| ald by one to the other, ostensibly | piicated matters, SUPDreKs poasuREH which ure destruc. | ‘een paid for some other considem-| tne Republicans, is nevertheless euch tO give point and (Continued) iwwer support to thetr _ tion. th ‘ nynegeaionanrad porta Tgpane ‘ “Did be make # living by tha In excusing the Grand Jury tem. | ‘Mt Senator Harding muy be expect Alatemeni, they have mad Fron | No," apswored Mrs, MnoSwiney rily Justice Scudder said they | to win tho State's electoral vote, U8 #alament of the position of tire ad i iy @atinfactorily concluded tbe Democrats will dispute this and point Bee woratic candidate toward the ‘le he any Splat ation first phase” of the work to whieh he | ¢, | oe | SSN 6 was school tenebar ¢ hed ‘committed them. ‘The other | °° tie trend whioh has started in to-| “Quotations from various other yer of ynurn,”” replied the Lady | phase to which he referred in known | W*fd Cox on the Longue of Nations! epeechon by Harding are then elted. In ? to have to do with the alleged cor- | mue. They will alse point confidently the reply to prove "that ing is pre 1 the point and ruption of minor County officers by | to the mining campa and argue thay Uefinitely opposed to rhe : ‘ y replied automobile fences. It is poanible that! coe the prosecution and punishment of Cox in asmured of the labor vote bo- these minor officials will be tempered | C#Use of his well known friendliness by thelr willingness to tell all they | to the miners of Ohio know, an trial witnenses, about the | ere concerned in "the fret | 0 the other hand, tt tn well to x-| root mucomene iat ncaa ee (at Seatters amine the laboring vote in this State that Cox stands unqualif! ‘The action of the Grand Jury in with relation to that very insue and! Learue covenant without Sanding up indictments was a wur- | gee whether the miners will be guided MOMification, the reply quotes various to thone who have been ine |)" 1 declarations made by Cox showing of the progrean of the Inveati- | YY the view of tho lenders or by thelr that he is for revervations ! mn. It is known the Grand Jury | own peculiar prejudices, Many min- that help to clarity, renssure Nationa an it now ntands rete or to atabetitute In Kupport of the charge that trinh Wr, to W don't see why. Ireland t * OWN, Don't you ¢ m in your army?” i ie Core but that ent thing ent Quite.” was the on that intial ly." Hadic re Rolleit no chance for them to clear them- tion the $ $ } Selves candidate for re-election. Hi known A i | STRO lady. Mayoress about the Before wit Mcwiisnay t's St alan | ING FOR SMITH ccc’ oh“elach far acter wes it was also ITALI H et, arrested, he Coro bjected to that Supervisor Doughty | an he nanan Saas | HSE ROY, Aggressive, Hective this, saying ho dia nov decive trois lunched with five members of the ow S quiry Grand Jury on the pleasantent terms | it talked with one of the Italian Only a Few of Its Com- MeoM es late as Monday of last, week leaders who knows more about the mendatory Words ments had been planned to | " i ‘i incr Spectel Grand Jury arden {Jalan voters in this State than any | ine Eaitor of thy rsoing World Deputy Attorney General, | Of the politicians on either side. He The Citizens’ Union has drawing afl funds for investixators | himself bas twice voted for Wile fecuned of being the under supervision of the Attorney | tte jaunched into a severe denuncia- PYPican kite.” It has n beyond the ¢ of death. acDonald said the family re garded the death as the result of the lord Muyor'a arrest and court martial often been) “He went on a hunge ail to the Ro. | he wan ar vor been ge. | t utreat him, It strike the day n offe General independentiy of the influ- cused of bel jaws of Irish Repu’ ton of the President for having kept ng pro-Taminany, t ence of county officials, Plies fresh italy | Ip view of these facts, and of the ut- Mra. winey spirit diy to another of Solicitor ald's questions. npt to interject ‘T MacDon- “Every Italian will voto for Har- muy in the ¢ opalgn, the Union's com. % ding," he anid, “Lum doing overything ments on Gov. Smith's record tn otlice one seas atn Wa ein wane HOW DRY NEWARK IS 38 wy power to double the voto for will be int - h iaiua Ing to the pubiie. tioned on behalf of th “Intelligent and active.’ * Dr “Active and agarennt flewr of the » beat Democratic represent tending MacRwiney Sept. 1, “He was Now York City.” then weak and had certain signs of wastngly active ercufonia in the chest." added the physietan, naily senior medical of wud he began at Harding among the Italians," | There are many thoumand Llallans among the mine workers, There are other nationalities of course, The Italian grievance is merely an Illus. | ITS MAYOR TELLS t one of the tives from “Replies to a Question From) “Pussyfoot” Johnson in Sarcastic Fashion. and ageroanive. PS tration, The truth i, the miners are Dr d from a w enforcement agem for New Jer- | . : me. He Heuinnae Halt wey, to-day made public letters which, “M8 The prejudice on the Hume surcetul leader wintently refused fc Chis tikes ita pamed between Mayor Chartes P, Gil-| Weation ix something concrete. The Was in prinon; that his body had toglalator. deteriorated slow Faduatrial ine Oot, 1, and t 4 to abolish ing worke until he tw delirium Oct endorsed for Testive and requiring two officers to unty. As to hia, hold 4. He then became oMce there can unconscious, On Oct. 2% the f view to the Bt fon of Newark and W. KE. ‘“‘Punsy-| Promise of help to the workers as a | gy, cntellixent . foot") Jonson, ‘The Intter wrote Class is abstract, Dimyor Willen requesting information | Se Gov, Cox, who is pers @f the offect of probWition in Newark. | popular in West Virginia as iw pr Giten replied in a letter addressed: by the guccens of Mi meetisies Mr. W. E. Johnaon, Standard FN~\ i ouchout the alate : ‘sexclopedin of the Alcohol Problem.” | tall cera ss ox ets OE vy ¢ tent becom an attack of . Krowing very » supporter tal loginls ¢ of Coroner Cithe f Smith in w York Ci jonn for th lon anid 8 qualificn be no a i bewamie ned und dilated, up Birhe letter, forwanted to Joindon in| 'M° CAmpalen and thie last week, 0 the Covstitutional Convention, (thin which sAdants administered SSeotland, said in part: SAnRot hope to get a decision on Uh > “It (prohibition) has consistently dia-|™Merits of his own candida: ‘The | Shurbea moral, industrial and commer-| resentment against the acts of the | *) nlanloner. "whe is now at- | ment, Rial intorests here. It han created al Wilson Administration in bound to| ant Albuns: repremntative of tains meat th endition of unrest. Thore is, In my! be a vital factor in proventing such | Ublon In 1908, wher it mummarized the @pinion, five times as much witsksy | 9 group vote re ov, Smith as lows. | tion." fo T some slight improve d the Doctor, “Ph lock int th T called to t CORONER'S CHARGE TO THE » Whitney, former Public missioner, whe lv now at- 7! conuing n2and go ¢ n, as that of labor from Intelligent and actly RY. Gold as thoro was before prohibition. |heing cast solidly for cox | ira’ Ronnie Loew Witney. wits of! Coroner W. ant , a Crime has increased. Drug addicts are| , said Travis H. Whitney, who is now orone| ’ athe hy ie auanleg e ie cueeeaaed “‘Ticwmanbsad ii, eicee ne cannot dismiss West Virginia Campaigning for Judge Miller, ta a mem- jury anid that cs revo t' ne desoaned | with it . f the Baxccutive © mittee of the Cit. Gemmon. Confirmative reoorts indi- | WilnoUs Tecognising the plauaibility of tie mxnutive Comm Of the Cite Should return a verdict of self murders gate that instead of fow large brow. Of the Democratic case. For example, | #45!" William J. Sehieffelin it a mem second, if it found his mind was so Der of th i Haaiel ive Committne and unbalanced that he did Chairman of the Vnlon, |what would be consequent upon his Arthur W. Hoff and Ro H. MeQuis-|refusal of food it should find hte death Hon, former Republican Assembiymen, ‘Wag due to guicide while of unsound Fe ie tain, ot “#8 | mind, or, third, if it found the prisoner If but, ow # political opponents are | did not intend to kill him crying * * ance too often to apeak |ing to his physical condition, death ensued, the jury should return an open eries, we now have at least 20,000 the Rexall straw vote, which has boon Breweries in Newark conducted on a S0 overwhelmingly for Herding in gall ecaie. Thousands of former beer! most States, shows the two Preaiden- Grinkers tmve been turned into whiskey | tial candidates running more @rinkers, 1s it a square deal | Theee aru ‘i en ix store votes rep- seo Wen, Geclared workmen, re-| renent the city vote, which Is no could not get “a decent glass of beer tally Republican, lf that is evenly way 8 comment on {t¥iled, the Democrats contend that the Mayor's letier was contain! in the the Votes in the mining district, halal letter he wrote to Mr s|where there have been fow straw “Dear Wilsont What is this rooster Votes taken, will cast a lange vote for Griving at, anyway? Cox. Even assuming defections on not realize evenly. of Tammany in the face of Gov, Smith record of positive CLARE New York, Oct - alert ‘Two More Brookiya T verdict, During the inquest the solicitor rep. raenting the Treasury Departinent revealed that five days before Mac: pieyn to Re-| Swiney's death the Homo Office doc- tor read to him a statement signed by E. JOHNSON” f two to resume Beeretary Shortt, ax follows ‘When giving out the ietters Wilson "6 ground of alien grievances, Re- | operat a of Pho he Secretary of State solemn! sg Ad Gillen should be nahamed publicans will admit that # on | H oA be pel ik warns you that you will not. be uc! Nn n ‘ » the jetrone: " eta stand ad thi aw will be re Sie the facts eee ae hk MELON atrength ax Cox develops must come | tween Dry te wi and aponsiile for ans conscquences wt thom, 3 think certain high’ official |from the mining dustricts Avenug, which toon 1 Rene pare me of Newark atould be inves” the asty Bt ay nay ehwue On your perstatence in ro- — | WHITE WOMEN VOTE OUTNUM-| which will viel y ng food. . BERS NEGRO VOTE. t and Avenue { ro thin Lord Mayor Mackwiney HOME.-TO-BED RULE | et and Bath Avenue merely replied had been told that SPOILS MEETING Furthermore, the registration of | - previously white women is fur in excoas of be-! pers tn the political parades and a ning News to-day prints ———_—- gro wom a fre whioh the | demonstrations a ae le eee te wn Lt wiys was tuade by the Mayor of Cork We are leavin capital will wee th Doputy Lard Democrats exy " ptiment as «@ ton e conclusions. Alno, It wil re HB SOAS M BONA “AlMC, 24 Wl or Harding's speech called that Hughes carried West Vir so Seat Ceaatte (oh Lith: gints four your ago by about, 3.600) Many of the Democrats ary confi votes, which Indivated a powerf ni [that if the 8 two or three vote in a State normally be sbwotu win the change Democrats inalit on dr Candidate .of G. O, P. for Liew tenant Governor Gets to Hall as Audience Leaves. Jeremiah Wood. Republican nomince for Lieutenant Governor, who lives at wing optiinis behind ws jn your patriots “who of your Gov- The English ink they have there will be + re: finent nuay tOed tu, but Demoone Lgnbrook, 1. 1, speeded at 10.90 HepubHean by many thoumands, fs Unite Ie iar thetr dee, Rutt and wn @’oleck inst night into Rockville Con-| The women are showing a marked | tion Onn interesting. thing MIND APT ORE te Oe Are, @ neighboring village, intent upon interest in the League of Nations aa|puralen the political sharbs f the Corporation of Cork, headed by Feaching Community Hall to address vn iasue. Both sides will admit that) SPEtAneousd demonntrati for Deputy Mayer O'Cutla had ar Sutienoe which had bron kept|watle the State lovked easy for; ordre Wilson which ooeur In rived that morning ty attend th Bans toe: tls erties: i {the mass meetings held by the Demo. London services. th Ma wd Harding in August ned to eaune something hasjorats, On nxlety In thy Re | Wilson had Bish Republic | West) Virginia and speeches on the Le ed to recognize a change in| would. h insisted that if May As the candidate stopped from hin far & speaker completed his remarks. Dowed and sald, "J thank you,” and the Eureka Hook and Ladder Band 41 dispe come to the funeral make a few ew toe" Ste TO LIE IN STATE been safely Ds Winey afd ney party to Cork) y ns whe camp, ‘Th wBiruck up “America The audience the situation here since August blame | Th however, ts purely hypothetical i took tt a# “Home Sweet Home" for | it on the factional disturbances grow. | Rete aoe ae aie, aun nie IN LONDON TO-DAY; owe | ata one away nan Ine them, and poured forth frou the hall Ing out of the primary race for Gov- | Siinetive’ fallen Ney mo nith an, ins SINN FEIN GUARD ernor, Samuel Monts mery, who ts| ding will win the State by a p tion, pore front steps to enter, was agton- 1 ly Jase vote than he will Fe an an THAPEAATE cy ans vote than ho will carry H’et esting the people pouring | MAKINE the race As an independent ar) ee ting States like Ohio und hon-partisan candidate, manages to| [ne oe, Bist ‘ane , | y | Indiana and with @ readiness notte eee eased. | draw from both the Cox and Harding | be surprixed if Cox upsets all caloula- | it Sa) Sasatilleg to camps, Although he himaelf /aoys he | Hons aid ontalina tie plestoral vote of la |by a bare majority. ‘The State. in C. oor Harding, thore are pleniy of foubten, with Hepubiioan probabili- tory . “ dow and there's 10, Van: the Dee et ane Requiem High Mass to Be Cele- brated To-Morrow, Archbishop Mannix Assisting. LONDON, Oct. 21.—-Following the juquest to-day, the body of Terence o" Wasa Date ree ater ereaere ey Sennen ne THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, red A suggestion of the District | ors ure negroes, and in the Clarks. | *trengthen.” bly of witnons. See ntpraved: nosumations arcing: | PUrE-Falrmont district the laboring | — ee QUESTIONS ABOUT CHARGES veandidates for office made public until | class In largely foreign-born. Of tho CITIZENS’ UNION | NOT ALLOWED after Election Day, because there Was | who are neturalized more than a thin MacDonald sought to ques- | * morn- | INESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1920. : ATTACKS COX FOR PLEDGE TO SH Sir Edward Carson Refers to sot Fowler of It as Bid for Hyphenated —,, Highlands, N, slerman, and Goorge Utr EESSSST ESS LAWRENGECALLS —ROOT3T ACDUSED Aree Nassau County Leaders WW TER LEADER THOBANDTS SHOT Accused of Graft Conspiracy WN ATTEMPT TO ROB | - CAFE PROPRIETOR ‘ said one of the bandits, James BABIES WELCOME; DOGS BARRED BY THIS LANDLADY “Give the Chikiren a Chance,” Motto of This Buffaio Apart- ment House Owner BUFFALO, Oot. 27. tment house in which apartmont, has at least © child, ahd where children are welcomed by the J, the} owner, voen discovered here. jeh, the} ft is owned by Mrs, W. 1. Will- N ay every Votes. bartender, put up thelr hands | fama, who believes in “giving the Hollocher, who was in the back) cnitdren a chance She i# called . LONDON. Oot. #7. —atin Fawaca Care "220% Kear the command, and aa he! “ng mother of the Arkyle”” and ered the barroom saw M the cash register, What's up? “Hands up son, lewd: of the Ulsterites, to-day Aftecked utterances of Gov. Cox on Trivh situation Apart he asked. from national resentinent with the two pistols. replied Hunt, the man ecca at! the tote in her apartments pay her daily tribute ‘Td rather ma a home for children than for a fot of fussy seid Bir Kdward in an interview i “an right.” sald Ho cher, you phan with lapde says Mrs. the Dally Grapiie, “eould anything want the money Tl xtve it ta you" | ‘yam ; j ’ Be) ere fruntrate the object of He went to the cash resister, but! puitaing when wo & se R the leagtie Gov. Cox haw at heurt t instead of renwving the money, took] sy. Wisiacne rune ed: es ‘| thet for the sake dt obtaining Kypher- out n,pieiol wheeled and fired at! \ omen with deew but we chused — ponecanot ated votes he should im nents Mecoa, who dropped, fired back and | ae a ro and promises come antry Weoatie unconscious fom a b in ae iti abplee Hh "4 GEORGE W DOUGHTY bin ytlad pt fhe SN TiN | "When they turn (hem away froin eons ga af Nations + Mint then opened fire on Holloch- \ "Ite me commas el two bnileta breaking the en would have to futerfers and a third entering Hol | we take them tu. mirror | locher's | They ne trouble 1 am sutivfled with my gives with others’ governmental elections io boty, Hollocher fired at Hunt, who | | the-ehildren-a-ehance polley. We try cave before it came to tle| went down with two bullet in the| | . : \ ever turn a ¢ away xo Yor | Loague Counetl head and @ moment later crawled to| © : gaa | an we have room tur it | “It Is difficult for followers of the the street, where he collapsed ball a 7 ! } ; course of American history to und r+ block from the saloon. ind the mentality of At the first shot lalming the breaking up, man, and Ulrich of a union of States in « foreign coun- dropped to the try which neither he nor any other Ing ceased they looked arou American would atiow in his saw Hollacher and Mecca own country floor, One of them ran fora MEAT PROFITEERS —_®* © TO BE TRIED HERE pinning. 1 erm Vric aod Morrell of the West 100th Stre candidate floor, When | genuin RMth Street a fi | Justi in Armour Case, Re i ye ue mn tion found Mecca es Application to Refer Triat the head, the teri Ko was waiting with en: rowier, the oyster] HAD BABY-FACED GIRL, the bartender, had | the fire | Detective nd and ee Alege 4 With Capt. ey Vente wos tes on the! in avo cous potice- by Mee * Towic, Ww | inent in Larelment roehat wes Harold ‘Tow! empttin fe due | Mach , { te You ' piem int. Wh Detective | 4), et Sta Two deloutive ‘ ‘ shot im) pine ‘Tow ts ng hie with n young wom » Chicago. *e wounded men were 4 + bahy ry wt » Knickerbocker Hospital in dete ' " Ww geet : ne HMbulane 1k was anid | found oh ‘ ‘ . © the obbers we and that Hol- | ¥¢ f vs Aad Armour & Co, were not 5 sie aan Repel day in Judge Mayer's cour asi cats ein teal it she . Resembiumen THOMAS A, | to the 187-eount Indictment « we hs 191s aiid haved toad ™ on the car used | the packing | teertn nization witt In New Zealond lan WHINNEY... MacSwi bandits that a y night at 78t , late Lord Mayor of ¢ Sire Jactnia mer arpora : will be taken jn the afternoon (| paray, represen Armour in. | Bloadway and belonged to & Southwark Cathedrat, near Westnine | poreain, unk Sar A poInie ona hie (Re ath West tooth ster, where it will He in state for | yy twenty-four hours. Relays of Sinn Fein watchers will Volt went ty the West louth Station and identified it © might not plead in Chieago. Judge Mayer refused the request, of dering both defendants to appear be. muard the catafalque throughout the | rove nim a week from Friday next, on night, being relieved every three! wnich date a trial day will probably hou At 11.20 Thursday morning | pe ne} wolemn requlom high mass will be| held at which the Rev. Canon O'Hara |, indicted,” William A will be celebrant and Archbishop | h, asaistant tothe Vic fre Mannix, Bishop Amigo of Southwark. | dont, and jn charge of the Ne and other Cathollo dignitaries will) jing ny abipsr asalst, | Vabite vr ensed Awa othor members of the Armour vimation aed aiding in the hor kK, was put ov mm of the Sup! nts; Charles the February Jan executive employee: Arthur Hel at piverhoad to-day. Samuel «| At 3 to wo procession Pelt, Huperints ae will be formed to walk through Lon- Wr Staten Distric Lai don from the Cathedral to Buston | A. Pil an execut Station, about tires miles, passing | eae puis d lal was the houses of Parliament. This pro- Risteni bat (Dae leat cession is expected to be of impoding firm bougha lamb poasidl enaions, not only en of dred pounds mad — dimenaions, ax 1 Irishmen of tn $80 pee muniired of Bishop Gary London, but Irish delegations from | a h., Ost The England, Scotland, Wales and Ire. | - eX eet aotthnte he hay au|BAN ON HOME BREW |",® brated by *hiiadel ph The ell were he banka be taken to Ireland by night, reach | AIM OF N. Y. WOMEN © 1 —— — b ing Kingstown at about 6 o'clock the wae following morning, where the body |Man ifacture Violates Spirit of Law, | will be placed on a train for Cork eaters aes | From Kingstown the train will fol- un Temperance Ut Hlow the ling skirting Dublin Bay Says in Resolution through Black Hock to Westland Row SYRACUSH, Oct. 27.—Home brew | Station In Dublin, where it joina the} %, Cider nid wince taanue loop iine that crosses the. Liffey, | Mus ey Cider and wa ape Dastes over Vereaford Place tn front] factured in the sacred precincts o of Liberty Hall, thence around North | one'# own dwelling ave ander the ution of Dubin, going under Phoenix Park| pan. Such 1s determ close ‘to th leeregal Lodke, t ove. Htate ‘Woman's Chriss Kings Bridge Ternlaus of the ine to | te New York Went ta geet Cork, where the train ts duo about| tian Temperance Union, set forth by | noon. resolution at the closing session of | it Is planned for thousands of Irish |the convention here yesterday, | to line the roads asthe cortege | Pauses, The mourning practically will be universal, me manufacture violwtes the of alcoholic spirit of the law, If not the letter, era | CITY PAYS TRIBUTE the resolution reads, There was no opposition to the | TO DEAD IRISHMAN | sesoiition, wnion, nowever, tatiea to| —— mention any methods by which sentl- ment migtit be erystit rages . Jinmense Great Meeting to Be Held at Polo Grounds—Services in ords Ge to Canadian Bor. ggest, bri Armed ts and Churches, der to Uight Whiskey Runners broad ; 5 aS SPOKANE, Oct, 27.—Armed guards resplendent Frank P. Walsh han announced] werg on route yesterday to Kastport, that a meeting in memory’ of crafting of Idaho, on the Canadian where, according to W. BE, chief agent of the Spokane Interna- tional Railway, trainmen were be- ing intimidated and attacked by al- leged whiskey runners. > -— CALLS HALL A NUISANCE. Woman Accuses Owner, Once Can- didute for Brooklyn Mayoralty, Meyer of No. Brooklyn, once boundary, MacSwiney, Joseph Murphy and Stauffer, Michael Fitzgerald would be helt Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at the Polo Grounda, No admission will he charged, and 76,000 are expected to attend, The Rev, Michael A, Ke of Mystery! ing as the articles thers parison with offerings an: Timothy J, Shani and Austin J, Ford ere in charge of the meeting, over which Judge Otto A. Rosalsky will preside. Addresses will be made by Gov, Smith, Eamonn Do Valera, Jere-| sienry A miah A. O'Leary and others, While there will be no special de-| kimk yotion ordered throughout the New) cratic earditis ir Mayo York diocese by Archbishop Hayes, | city of Brookirn, w arraly there will be no restriction on the) Magistrate Brown in ¢ various churches holding auch #@f | Court on a charge of maintaining a vices as they choose, \nutaance, Mrs, Al C, Bitte of N At the Church of Corpus Christi, in| TY) Yiidiaon street, Hrovklyn, said Weat 121at Street, of which Rev. John yj. r owns onta dal) tn J. Deoley, the Irish advocate, 18 pas. Avonur and t tor, there will be a solemn mass of wor » New Pumpkin Head Jack o' Goblin Head Lanterns, Il! Dene enue, befe Guten Aven ures, comprising Gobli Kewpie Doll and Pu with satin rovettes announcements Friday p: often last until the early morn hours, requiem, with music by @ volunteer ‘is tlatuirvinnge thy and quise orchestra, Father Dooley ts the most) teen ait contructa for the Special To-Mor. Jactive worker for Irish freedom! ,, Meyer suit all contracts for tha hull pec |umong the local ci night, ex in He was p for hearing ov Three Killed in Dublin by Band — DURE ees tee on wern{HARVARD HONORS N. Y. BOY, #hot and killed by masked men who | were alleged to be weartng khak\| bewls uniforms here, shooting th ce in the ‘Thurlow distric ors Meawme dee t de dunt ete Mrent- Halloween Mixture Special to The Byentue W one of the victims being the Regia | cayimipam. Mece Ger ey trar of the local Arbitration Court). yong tr, of Neow York waa Ong poplar agsortment Michael Ryan, another one of the) H. Mecaws Jt. of Neow York wo of tad taasien (ners slain, waa shot while lying in bed. | ; d un as sanind ip the sherpeters jut Harvard. MeCagg, who ix dranme tine fer Stan 4 im Attack |of the varsity crew, had a le fntioweens Collection | iy if on the tnice ballot over ard Migging, football i | RNNISKILLEN, Ireland, Oot, a7.—|""¢ nweten 2 Hy ike The police barracks at Tempo was! texback on the che attacked by Sint Feinera The at- Ay a Hees Suphiom any ot er favorit tack waa repulsed, One Sergeant worgan, wax third e'vating. Wty was wounded and one Sinn beiner throp Churchill of the varsity footoall we aud another wounded. beam was clocied Vice Preside . > 1 ? eee | WHIF2ING TRIAL POSTPONED Man tex Henja ‘place to-day w Halloweerz + GF: Novelties the products of the most imagina’ tremendous purchasing power Lanterns, Priced at 15c, 19, 25¢ and larger tically all styles and designs at 39¢ each Melfaes knows how wen stolen ww GIRL FOUND POISONED. et ow Bertram | Street, Takeo to Harlem Hesplatl, Whe su She WHI Recover. who anid wan Viola Lt », nighteen years old, of No. 14 ard, Jersey City, was found M. to-day at Madison Aven atr ffering from poisd taken té Harlem tlospitet ( who found he Ul recover, ‘The police were unable urn how she came to take the roid ae Gat what IC was, Economy | in buying food is right buy- ing. Country sausages can he eaten entirely, and you | will want to eat ther ex are Hohe's her or dealer - | vw wewl e funera of th | ROHE ORANGE COUNTY STYLE Arche COUNTRY SAUSAGES 4. In St a os 1 We sath a Stoeks Jreamparable alues E ARE ALL READY FOR HALLOW will ghtest and most complete stocks of Novelties to be found anywhere else in United States. Every LOFT Store with the cleverest and cutest creations, e brains the nd favors for this great Night s, characteristic of the LOFT very bit as attractive and tempt- You know, at Loft’ ces neve Novell And Pr ven. Pp stand in the way of you having just what you want, A rigid com: e the ywhere else in the city will empha: REAL ECONOMIES and VALUES now available at our stores. Every Loft Store a Palace of Halloween Treasures Lanterns, Black Demon Head Lanterns, luminated Skulls and Baby Goblin Head ze Lanterns in prac- Cunning Halloween 1 Pirates, Clowns, Goblin Dogs, Sailors, and Strange Creatures from Goblin Land, Priced at 29¢ each, pkin Candy Boxe at G9e and 9c, very elaborately tied Many others, Watch large apers. row, Thursday, October 28 ACARS— Eves Loft Candy Lever who in on Hownright good” they are whieh (hey oon sale Phir Whey are TS at Attraction for Thursday KOSTON KOK EN CANDY —vhoe ble den Helos tw baes of crystalline “Koodnens | pitesing assortment ot tarty rut. stint” and ie goodn, ‘spel "ier w day nt tte, whie he ander regular geile Ing, peter, nN elephone