The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1920, Page 2

Palace w not be found S. H. MacSherty, Esq, President, Aelephoned to the + atic National Committee wa: to pay it by y yot. 1 acted with t wonld with any jardy, 1 was taking no chance © owes about | $200,000 und to w wxtent will be met with vigorous op position, with a score of ott of thirty da addin, the phon. “Allowed detention 2 profiteering, us gli to shut out tena ‘The y «© Grand Cent sent th owing le but be had left bin office and cou Grand Centre! Palace, New York City Dewr Sire—Yons ereby neti- fied that jf y impede ingress Into or egress from Nattonal Demoeritis Headquarters until tte do for some four lease, we will mipany for damages lay the matior be nearest Magistrate 1 shail he het inder rhe lows of thin State for mspiracy 1 ve us ' at righ! (Shrned WILLIAM HARMON GLACK “Last nieht on unidentified emo fou he evioted He said had dined with ott vawted on this mmittee had nt Widhiae Hianager te po i was assured that a mifounded. arly rning workinen in the employ P. Coleman Du Pon publican Ne President of th the following ¢ tic National Committee; “The mutter has been adjusted. snderstand the cox nade it ae to safeguard their interest appreciate t sesiile pay |e efleet 0 action, but tt Was Rot prompted vy any political | {wih whatever, I omyself have wtic tieket all my uted the Der ite" PACK ERS DEFY RAILROADS. Vigercan Upposition Promised on Demurrage Demand. WASHINGTON, Nov American Meat Py notice upon t nreagonable © sh the announcement sald. TI bearing. “Th sommis quoted by the Seciety Girls Will P: wiches to Homest Watchers To-Das. Under direction of Mrs, Vander- bit Webb, President, members of the Jamior League to-day will supply elindwiches to Honest Ballot Assoaia- The sand- wiches, prepared by a caterer, will bo delivered to the workers by young won workers at the polls, society women in person. Workers of the Honest Bullot As- sociation in Brooklyn will be simtlar- y supplied by Junior, League mem- ‘bers under direction 3f their Prest- ent, Miss Blizabeth G. Haight. Twelve hundred watchers have een stationed at polls throughout association, lance of fif- prominent lawyers to frustrate al- ue five boroughs by th which aleo has the aussi leged eretmemnne’ © frauds. SHOW “SAFETY F FIRST” FIL! Under the train shed of the New York Central Station yesterday a dozen off- ciala of the rafiroad naw the firat re- lease of their new ‘“safety-firet* film christened after the name of the Inter- state Commerce Commission's jatost J bulletin on the year’s harvest of train , accidents, ‘Bulletin 70° As with three predecessors, tho | ‘Bulletin 7 new film will go on a voyuge to o abop and station of the N.Y. C. ling ‘car which showing. ‘The picture shows a real wreck. ‘Thirty cripples were hired and equipped For matruc- ‘hese men are seemingly hurt in the gocldent. Miss Dora Lard ner, slater of “Ring Laniner” of ‘You plays the fominine lead. PLUCKY O'HANLON AT WORK. \¢ wpecial movin, has been constructed, gt ite svith papler-mache lege. ive pi Know Me, Al, Battalion Chief Joseph O'Hanlon, young: ‘Department, thm to some sort of duty, ed aft ghee eon, cl i With ‘ne euered «broken kn - hee ao only duty." He ingu BF ors on She sam side at ll sncalln Lads sal OX BANDIT HOLDS UP BANK, DANA, Ind., Nov, §—A lone bandit iret National Bank of Dana yertorday and oscaped in an yemutomobile with 94,009 in onsb, held up the ‘CHO BALLOTING ‘IN SLUSH AND RAIN; VOTE IN STATES ‘threatening * W Wreath? England Fails People Away. WOMEN FLOCK T0 VOI E} Storms in Illinois and Other) weapapers that the Fotal Vote. CLEVELAND owners of the build i he WYN > gy4,000 men An unprecedeAted ni stative he Committee of voters was on hand when the , xiving pron of @ record THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 4 OMEN WORKERS OUT EARLY FOR ACTIVE “PART Big Crowd of "Admirers Following Gov. Sm ith and Wife From Their Home to Polling Place in the ‘Old Fourth’ ed the headquarters’ inated among the eat AUly Necessary to add jof trouble b Demoerat get out a big Renator I ipal owner of the Grand new enfran- in her precinct in Athens before | th ma margin, ufacturera’ Ex- | plana- tion uf the attempt to look out the and exerting ting strength of their organigutions, , Barly indications it * of rent. ‘They were tarduy noon, but did exactly as} nt who was very person eligible to 1d, before nightfall, have cast hiy wlty from the very on | | ade, Wind aad anew for Voters | bile this morn tions of the State were that stnilar utpourings of voters marked scenes election booths in the rura duty to my company | this section. expected to keep many feminin 1 the farmers’ yotes Karly reports from centres of popu-] Women were turning numbers. Overcast akiow and thre, ening cloud, women equally prom! aces and continued to length- a le Weath. Election officials estimated returns Hecvy Vetlsy:w ith Warerene wee widespread, will j cate tabulations in addition to th ceptionally long and complicated bal ‘The Institute sors in a number of States. \ eleven tickets on the ballot. er in South Dakota. The ined to melt snow and ice, bring up| ckerm announced here yesterday that it had in effect | e ratiroads that Arges and rates | nd unjustifiable jeing Cast Connecticat, tascuPont what was expe Connecticut ning, but the clectora, men and began early polling places: The early opening of 5 rly in the cities for thone who had to he at business early after three hore were was being c protested to the — Inter- state Commerce Commission against now demurrage rates filed iby the viers, effeccive Dec. 1, and asked « are reports Indicated ,heavy ¥« lowa generally Interest was keen in the race between Senator A. B Cummins, Republican, > are the namo tariffs the rail 0A. M. was roads recently sought to impo isa than the regular statutory notie the statemgnt said, on bMd denied on yesterday's snowstorm. In northern ani wh proportions, country roads were re ported virtuflly impas: ing a reduced rural vote. y that carried a threat of rain to Massachusetts follow greeted voters who went to the polly early to-day to caat their ballots for Presi- dential Plectors, tain near Leadville all the snow was melted one hur “OOX"” according Democratic headquarters here ran — ne y Cat on | triump mnt of Rain Paul, an's Party, “When millions of wom: prevailed to-day throughout Ken-|thelr ballots at tucky. Republican h which figured rain would Republican mountaineer vote hc thi District, which Hughes carried by 20,000 In 1916 and which gave Edwin sult." Congressmen Predictions ballots would be marked in the State ‘The polls were opened in Boston at Firat reports from commu nities in Greater Boston were large numbers of women voters carly themselves of the Department stores and Numerous other retail establishments GOP, nity to vote The polls will be closed at 5 P. M various hours between Adana s P Women Ontnumh Hampshire Potts. MANCHESTH! on outnumbered Men at Yew many standing jn line half polls opened and most of the ot ateveht tickets am moat of them an tn the bootha. Indications at that the total vote would be Threatening Weather Affects New Hampshire Voters. CONCORD, threatening entred largely One Thousand New Polling Places PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania was prepared to-day to ¢ the largest vote ever polled in & Presidential election Chief of Elections Thorne announced that more than 1,000 additional voting! districts have the emergency gentod precincts. Reports trom County Commiesion- | the Btate show the number of precincts will be to 8600 or 10 per cent, more than last Chief in the New York Fire hobbled into Fire Head- quarters yesterday on « cane and pre- vailed upon Chiet Kenton to assign although he ra Bellevue Hospital only last Batur- . He wea assigned to take charge ine Division of Viacor of Public fety, which has to do with theatr created tom Dlacea whers the pubil ra phrougho O'Hanion Ye on what firemen She HONE HIRE trying to vomen against ing for re-elec- publican leaders: pre de, Democrats declared on. t reduce the G, 0, P. Voting Places Crowded All Over Maryland. BALTIMORE, Sov, 2 Such @) ian stream of tors fue never before marked-an elvetion in Baltimore ter ly flooded the polling places in the ports from wil ae ons. Not alone in nailer towns and rural sections! #t “mN® reports indicating that th ut in larg te he in reomed to have no i eclable effect upon voters, elt le or female. er in Northyvent. SIOUX FALLS, 8. D, Nov 2 Mlection day sturted with fair weat) sun pron Partivan Leagu 1 by the Indepen- snow on th DES MOLNBS, Lowa, Nov, 2.—Early ing in und Claude R a light snow on the ground. OMAHA, Neb. Nov Cold, but] jean clear weather ‘prevailed following western Nebraska, how » the atorm reached b zard DENVBR, Noy. 2.—-Up on a moun with the exception of spelled | relved at] ote In Kentuc Ac LOUISV LL Ky, Nov, 2—Rain sep many | at belleved the weather wo + majority by 6.000 in th venth | ¢ \\ orrow, Republican Governor, 2,00 majority last year with the|of the State, but indications were the, women voting. | we Went Virginia Women Vote Barly in Rain hilly, driazting ra prine), OX AND HARDING CAST THEIR YOTES AS CAMERAS CLICK d From First | cactlons |OUT OF ASYLUM, HE DEMANDS VOTE [RIOT AT BANK DOOR BRINGS OUT POLICE Foreign Deposi tors, Alarmed by Ru- es, Rush Teller to Get Funds. PPHTLADBLPHIA, yet persona, moat of them for:| jammed the nnsylvania Bank o i Gorapaay struggling to get to the pay-| teller's window f Nations {aeue, would] Louis Cohen, Ex-Legislator, mors of Li BZ Ward's Island Inmates, Louis Cohen, Street, wed yesterday on a writ of State Hospital for the Insane appenred to-day before Supreme | Justices ‘Thomas ¥. Ponnelly and Ed~ |'ox ning of the polls! ward an why the Romrd of F required to allow him to register His motion wae denied under provision of the State 6 city but in the | requiring Isiand, foreign-born depositors ng officials belleve was maliciou: » effect that a downtown borrowed $100,000 from the point of going into bauk- and vote. conatitution to be completed before elecions. | . a former metnber of the State lawyer ang Tammany poli | was on the respondent Police reserves charged y in front of the bank, hrew depositors who noon ot a their way into the butiding out! «et 0 that the bank could pay off depositors in an orderly man-! Jet luture bens corpus requiring the productio eighty-one Inmates of the Inatitutton, ard Taiand | Into the str Harding » claims were eof talk Bank Examiner, snid he was arrested In Sara-| bank was solvent, explained that the |but this had little effect on the crowd, AUTOIST HELD FOR ASSAULT. | Manufacturer tomi State con’ row at the ¢ the temperature and bring out a] §/ven fo up heavy vote FARGO, N. D., Nov. 2—4ireat In-| the terest in contests betw indorsed by the Non- and those support dent Voteg’ Association brought out} ntion in September after ‘and Union Hotel, “ told the Court, agalnat him dropped if he n candidates |do and hia commitment fo Meliheratery Ram slea) ewe, NO REPATRIATION FUNDS. ed to be one of the| ©, §, Consuls Cannot Give M largest votes ever cast in North Da- kota, and this despit ground and threatening. A well dressed man, who sald he was Lyons, twenty ufacturer of auto accessor! Morningside rested yesterday at Broadway and 10 Kelley hande requ Americans Stranded Abro WASHINGTON, Nov. travelling In Europe are warned in a statement issued to-day by the against failure to provide jnt money to in- | Marsh on a charge of assiult preferred by Charlee J. Young, taxicab chauffeur, jo, 672 39th Street, told Magistrate along Broadway at five miles amhour and ran into th ot his taxicab, Lyons show him his operator's: Lic . Lyons ordered him out of the way and knocked him down with | his machine: i Noung appeared th court leaning on maelves with suffi sure their returu passage to the United Porter, Democrat, for the Senate. The U states if they plan to return. weathér was cool and cloudy, with | Lyons came he matter of frequent oc! * anya the statement, renee Young alleged, from ‘then appeal n Consulates for only to find the conaula funda for general ons was maid in $200 bali ee ee | $13,000 IN RADIUM IN SEWER. | UTICA, Nov cate a milligram of radium valued at $13,000, carelessly dropped by a wi Faxton Hospital provided with repatriation purposes. SUFFRAGE ASSURED NOW. WASHINGTOD ne, indicat- | not In an effort voted with Mrs 2.—Eleetion Day hes women's rights to a voice In avwers in the vicinity of the The mineral was the property of Dr. | George M. Fischer of this city, and wus the woman's ‘breast pe of curing cancer. the woman, who did not of the radium, took the bandage of the Suffrag: National Chairm cause,” Alice of the Wome tement to-day, » fo Audi Jauarters, | explained, rete en adquarters, | iced beyond nll danger of lewal attack While Suffrage was ratified too late for wonten to take an effective part In this by the next national fon they Wil be able to be organ ed and be a decisive factor in the re- with Mrs. went to a bathro off and threw it a 1d cut | year's campaign, Dry Candidate and Wife Vote CINCINNATI, Aaron Watkins, Prohibition candidate | . Was accompanied to the Governor for ther would not heavy vote Charleston's residential district women with long breakYaat gowns were | the polls before 7 re rallying thetr n in Charleston ¢ollowers over tWwlephones at an even cities | earlier her hustand . Hfetime to fashionable id it was Lie OHARLEYTON, W. Va. Nov, 2.—| Tincouts ove tion Day was ushered dn with a ae M and workers w artier than 1 tn A number of the thickly popu lated ciection districts of Manhattan partial use of A Toa, Gut by ent use to be once again and soon, Eatumates based on the number of registered voters in that @ little botter than a bullot a minute will have to be cast to accom- modate all who appoar at the polla Hundredn of ‘tectiven patroiled uM lace of Phuadelphia on account Af threat Btate show tt became necessary to tnstall extra voting booths on the sidewalk outside the polling places, The doors of these booths are abbreviated to an extent that corresponds exactly with the} proper length of ladle 15 A strong cast wind swept across Manhattan vhia morning. sae Ceatlemies Strong East Wind Had Chilling Effect On Women Voters in the Outdoor Booths Noy Prow's races are as fo two-year aah PEST RACK Kor 2 senithtin) ar ‘ile and tum, onal projwarouie atx f bitter complaints wore made by Indy) tho outside voting “Lye received many complaints from women who are compelled to use the open-air booths,” sald William C. Ba "Cun't you turn this booth uround| cer, chief clerk of the Board of Me the sawed-off door will away from the wind and my—er— ankles?” « lady voter aaked a cop, very changeable tee! M furlongs Pitt Teaowmarer do is to advine them | to watt until they oan get an oppor- tunity to yote tn an Indoor booth can't change the co suit the wind, & moving man,” Nee WHA Wa camera men ¢ tone yet. he would sot to keep standing he went booth and again as didn nt remained near the voting » a half hour ch ra AKO tox birt he © into wire Min Ballot Nov fo ecelve the election minutos later, informal n voters mee first tim With Wite her, N.Y elt, Do ident, The Mount ol ail rant Vor twn-ceer TKO AT oro, velleved by fatner Joke Dreathing Kept imitating + he came ¢ t tale b when Wher the 1 under NK with his ned extended bi Mr. Harding was teltations on the Iso car rding Headquarters by Then Coolidge and four of the olty m of the Clty and ther to and seorted his to the Hyde polling place here at 9.90 this morning a PIMLICO ENTRIES. ning World The rk Aiming: fv Wituingteer | i | abn Hint, | Hanitienp: 6 Modo np “GOVERNOR CHEERED. “SteSOns iti FINAL STATEMENT BY OLD FRIENDS AS. -s- csier os most « Issue That Can- HEAND WIFE VOTE, =. Smith Put at Head of Line— Hylan, Delayed at Booth, to Make Second Trip. y lis eau x Issued an nt, at the cause guring the en+ | will bo vietortous | duy, The campaign fh heen | bused upon a | | smith motored from the oral issue, or his home at No. 26 Oliver} and in ull the history of the world [Street with Mis Smith, arty whenever a sae has the polling place in Public Setiool No.| — peen ented to the people it 1, at Oliver and Henry streets, at) quis n 11.45. The Smith home was distin- | qyy | eulshed by of the Governor, a larger picture of Gov. Cox and a big American fag. When Mr. and M | the street to the sehool ¢ J Dante J. Riordan aerar ed. TE will not fall tos merous Poster portray | WINNERS AT PILMICO. FIRST RACE Kor Maiden tw un | olds pe: 8k Furloy have; io MeAte $15.80, $5 | the Governor go to ghe $ | Hine with the cheerful oo! vi esti concerned. An aged Ttallan wonian sit | with a shaw? over her head yoted just | 1 whead of the Governor and Mrs. Smith, one mil: niatien, wro recetved ballots Nos. 800 nnd 901,! $4.40, $3, 4:60. wor There ave 686" re red'voters in tho] (Moris). Fin. $4.00, | district, i 18, Johnny ‘ Durin, the entire proceeding the “lo fe l aeyernon, generally addressed yes a } TAKES DISABLED SHIP ES COW was exchanging greetings with “Mike"| pic el seanlitss Se ahd “Pete” and “Ike” and “Mury” ail} ts yoing towed Into the Azores, by tl Bella.” The Governor went around! Ameri lo the Downtown Demveratic Clan eet for m reunion w after the crowd had cheered edly valid, The Belgis ed from Dunkirk 4 iehbor: ni rape The Governor wis 41-2 minutes tn the polling buoth, Srs, Smith brok neil point and was half a minute weer. Mayor Hylan reached Ure p cene aid Wvergreen J ly after $ 0’ ronted by a line of m Mayor escorted Mrs, Depey pews lirsh 2 place at ¢ tues, Hrook vd was c to at No, $59 Bushwick and it was devided that Ne an Hylan would make another at e day. Mean several hours npt to vote later whit the Mayor sp desk in City Hall res PF. Murphy, t cast his vote at | ¢ | leade the polling place of th: Mrs. Wife--you can a ‘\ f fascinate hubby a thou- ne EMaak doth Attest, Aa W sand and one ways srged from the booth and deposited | ff) With delicious Ancre his ballot, Mr. Murphy was asked Cheese. 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