The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 1

To- ee Weather—RAIN To Be Sure of Getting The Evening World, Order in Advance from 8, Your Newsdealer VOL. LXI. NO. 21 1889 —DALLY. Copyright, woe { a Books eee to All.”’ OSz CATV EBEMES\ NOOR. _ PRICE THREE CENTS ———SSSS Entered as Post Office, Press Publinting World). SALINE YORK, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1920, KNOX, A *BITER ENDER” | REPORTED PICKED AS HEAD - OFT it HARON CHB cos TD FIGHT HOLD: UPS wwetsbocavave:”—INPHILADELPHIA tributed as David Lawrence Hears It. ot SOME TALK OF | ny Ho 4 By David Lawrence. . { (Special Correspondent of The td Run Down Bandits Evening World.) > Nig { NON, Nov. 9 (Copyrigh | Day or Night. WASHIN Sievtat tr The Bywniuz World.) PHILADELIFHIA Noy. 9 Phil urning ut last. Driven to and eration for tha Harding Ca come to the writer from men w handing re able that exce Sirs NEW “DEAD LINE” SQUAD TO GUARD i (Continued a Twenty toord Pa Classified Advertisers Important! fled advert copy for oe ing Sunday World ‘should be in The World oice On or Before Friday Preceding Publication Classified Advertisements Received AFTER 8 A. M. For publication the following “EARLY COPY Receives the Preference. THE WORLD. Nov. Wake Wy ~EGHTY ROUNDED PHEW BASEBALL CLUB HERE, WALLsT-Pes Will be Stationed at Crossings) # sbr BANKING DISTRICT |*"' go) Ply. on | A jpvlais on the G. PAYMENT OF $7,500 ON PER JOB TO BRINDELL REVEALED; HETTRIGK PAPERS GRAFT KI ot Discoveries Made From Records “IN LIQUOR RAIDS IN TUMBLE AGAIN AT N. as GHGAGO AND BOSTON IN WAR | CLOSE OF SESSION sosccoes TO FINGH, SAYS JOHNSON i ic Huxdsan and | ssex Counties Quotations Sli stashed on Les sling Industrials, and ‘Even t Rails Suffer. Feams Will Tak ake the Place of ‘AMERICAN DUCHESS, HUG! STOC KS) SEIZED. Phose Joining the New WHO WINS DIVORCE ex. PETROLEUM HIT.| Organization. | INLONDON COURT | eae Seized in His Office Cause Probe Newark Expects 200 to 300 = O USE Sine Pouches 8% It, Lowest’ Into AllReécent City Contracts—In- | Will Be Taken on Charge FIGHT ON LASKER PLAN. | in a ee Point Recorded in the dictments Are Expected Thursday of Violating State Laws. ; | Last Three Years. = Deteat Predicted for Proposed | = Civilian Tribunal by Minors | —Some Hope tor Peace, , | ") KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9. —war to af fifteen minutes of Uhat Robert P. Brindell, the union labor boss, expected to exact ip trading to-day an and professional whieh for /ed the construction of the new Staten Island piers | © market, & time threatened complete demorali was deduced by Come [iss sioner of Accounts Hirshfield from téstimony given this afternoon by S\ finish was declared he + | President BL B. Jounson of th for | Howard H Sherwin, Vice President and general nianager of the firm of market indicated Uttte & Tenet smelted Mr. vgue and his tive Ferry ain the tight his lirm dees morenstomarihy bid on, pier ell for hi mto see Brine to talk about another ussion, and Brindelly of the amounts ate cost of which, " win testitied thai He found in s y thatit wold be w called Vhe Staten Island piers came nag Jobs for the y sunk dell, and he ss of the buildin trades matte into th vel one-halt of ted ihat he expuected a a bid by the will be S16, Various contractors on this job, the aggreg 250,000, | stated sum, Mr. Sherwigt Brindell put the money Brindell made no tid, but he | direct demand for 4 d Brindell $5,000 in Ma Kein hi ue pocket and handed out igar in return, Last month Mr. Sher ‘ : . | win Brinell $2,500 additional, The contractor said he had ne arkiet swe ver Knowledge of payments to Brindell by other con 5 pend 1 One half of 1 per . D nine wud and cot oft Hy al to school con= d by declara, é o that they bave been held or grafters opie. along the lines followed ” il and his lieutenants, Staton Island docks stand “tm the city $18,500,000, to be diatribe » nine contracting concermm Terry & Tench Co, the concern, has t tea LT MARLBOROUGH! “ORE GRANTED “ei f up by ara) t First Uesy met ak DEFEAT OF LASKER BALL PL 1S PREDICTED eard numerous wite At the co nelusion of + M McCarthy, conferrea with nd \t was then aa vad decided i sday morning t will act upon indiets be drawn up by associated muse | Counsel i Committee, “me ANOTHER B OF $25,000 ‘ COMES TO LIGHT, ston of the Legk- roudens in soope uft by so-called coming to ight Bl oy : DEATH OF YOUTH |. peer iali eaaaaaeal bitterigrter ney army Dene ener thal (HAGE LAID TO A KICK cus oe el ene G00. pela. tor eves 1 SMITH'S CAMPAIGN ha : PR ATOIMIGURES wed “with butaing ha COST HIM NOTHING °* *' IN ANTO SMASH veo vu ceed with Dullding has 1 an | Session when Former Consuelo Vande bilt| wd M » Accused Duke of Desertion | %" Bets CERERIOM and: Misconduct. J oth lap t i u b Accidental pe Form Caused ted by twelve wit be questioned in open e committee resumes _ ngs oa Thursday, sMiciais in whose departmenthe buildings are under are opposed to wholesale ntracts in the abs coof that caneella- courts have held, er Craig and olin O'Brieny Is not a de- » against pay- y completed. 0 sults for rer ned by fraud ontract forme, of thw city do provide cancellation of, contracts which have-nmet oa com, s Files H Sialement Wit . y relur Stale—Crog os 3 = COLD’ WAVE PREDICTED, Vatca or ie (b cee eat Temperature Bo ern States Much Lower ost it Hastere ge ' wo > 120 WORLD ALMANAC it the oo | Wat Lubes, Guyane ile Sew Yue" (Racing News on Pages 2 and 24.) driver's arrest. 4 the neighborhood of $81,250 trom the congractors to-whom were award= — x ne eC A ALL LAR ee ee ee A