The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1920, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9 1920. i pala for if fraud is esjab- taggin Hardings’s Party Crowds : CLUBS COME TO LIFE London Funeral of Mayor M’Swiney HUNGER STRIKERS 2 A Reema. on. '| Little Hotel in Texas; ON LATEST RULING Following Services i in Cathedral INCORK JAIL BECIN sofinder way,” suid Dock Commissioner Baers sete. Pt it omot of a All Wash in One Basin ids is shown, i sball urge that such ON RIGHT a be immediately ubrogated.” Aaformation of the payment of IFidds Primitive Conditions at Point Isabel— 10 LIQUOR BPO to Brindcl! by tho Terry & © Wench Company was given to tie Dishes Washed Several Times Before a is ) fmckwood Committers to-day by Com: | Wor assed tk J thar Be Ghlastoner of Accoun's David Hersch- All Are Served. re “ al rs i" “atrons ‘That All Very Weak but Determined BE Dito dock contryote and all) POINT INABIL, ‘Texas, Nov, By ine up etore Breaktant te mbership May Ber Re- | | —Endurance Amazes the Other olty contravisa are under inves. |. [No quainter spot could have been] wi - eigation. Carlos cat noon the porch, Tt vived on Decision. } | Authorities. I restaurant, bousting he twokwood mittee, under [Chosen by Senator Harding aa a re-[) A | De extn adh ve rae Hho guidance of Samuel Uatermyer | treat trom the hordes of office seekers] covdingly sini) kitelen in the tear LOCKER SYSTEM IS O. K, DUBLIN, Nov, 9 (Associated Press). Will go into the Staten Isiand 5 than this straggling Jitue hamlet with] had to wash dishes several times So far as the authorities her -, @ituation in an inauiry cov the | | a se ksow; be mae Daptdh le ie t t | forh the entur party could ibe serve “estive (7 k , . gontracts from the beginning of tne {1 eee sage > oT tie ihr bas : tie s AG : sth ; bbe ” ve So Festive Club Men May Go the nine hunger strikers In Cork Jalk . fe da he bare sandy point at the southern] ‘The inbabitants tive in small one : : is Vester teal wieean CHOU Nites Gemolition of the old structures down | aaa, just six milealand tworroom shacks unpainted. - Back to Methods of Irriga- | te Karaay Bawans ath aie yy nee eee > the present time Tt sumed | oom the Mexican bonier sey Mla RnACone sites eineia tion © p | of fasting, are taking no food, accord- Shut Brindeli, ty season of n-[U'Senator and Mrs. Harding are] pieced toxether oft rough toards in OREO OP UAL Jing to the Chairman of the Prisons ‘trol nc r engaged on this] Racks ‘ <4 earn Tribure from [auartered in the roomy summer cot-/rough fashion, Mexican children run Board, ‘The Chairman sald to-day great oro. s taken tribuie fron . i ereacge helt over’ the aown, »Noarly. every | the deothion. or the Unite t Ea ths ether contractors as well tage of Ki. B Creager, a Brownsville} all over the town, + Nearly ¢ver H noof the United States that sult food constantly was @rom Terry & Tench, who share lawyer and personal friend of the] Woman holds an infant in cher arma Supreme Court in Washington yes red the men, ek of the construction work with Hardsngs. Lei ha eae houae, hs ie : Pe Ldcaaeh ral the ileal #1 terday that liquor lawfully acquired latest reports from the prisom Se etionic, lect Company and |DUllL on comforiable rambling lines,|Inxily In front of the general store. | 6, versonai use can be slored in & | doctors testify to the weakness of afl ere & ‘Tries blands out on the point overlooking] A Naval vificer and a detachment of . ] the prisoners and say that thelr con- ' vindetta | th@ village dn one wide and the bay| Marines at Naval Kadio Station Pitce other than one’s home had the) dition is puzzling the authorities. ‘The latest disclosure of Brindell's : é 1 odd a p ° t Mad fo important because it {0 the other here are the only reminders that this immediate effect of reviving a lay The prisonbrs recently were visited * ghows that even the most powerful A hundred yards from the Creager jis the United States. Humber of su-culled clubs whieh be-| by Father Fielding of Chicago. Ae- @emtracting corporations operating in| Cottse Js the only hotel at Point Isa cba tt : party Who Veneired fore Prohibition was supposed to. gv ving to the Dublin newspapers lands Gity feared Brindell and his gang. [beh & two-story uffair with railed /out into the village alter dark car" into effect flourished ws annexes to| BEIECY, ACSC NE Fences, Samaras he Lockwood Committco investiga- [Porches running all the way around | ried lanterns, there being no. street : being determined and fenigned, to é i) be directed toward finding {Tike whd chickens wander about the |lights, Mexioans of the village cole. | Pestuurants of the gayer order sarain eke Goo wi Sore ree aaah! nine 5 eae suuge rail- | britted Senator Harding's arrival with) Many habitue : ‘ rs much Brindell has collected |COUrt ya d. The nerrow guuge rail- | > bers tik Sent like Wait ny habitues of these restaurants Denis Mo Chairman of the : from all contractors who are doing |f0X4 connecting the point with | iited with two diimpll Lanps. Mex. Whe bad forgot that they ever held | Thurles ‘Town il, and Jobn Der- @ity work and whether or not the | Brownsville runs down the main} «in shirt stoeyea, ne bright! curds of membership in the clubs ham, father of the Chuirman of the * street of the town iefs ardind thelr necks, sAforingan % ipaytionta to Brindell wero Included |MTet of The town | inced Spanisi ateps with Ue gayiy | Were informed last night that they Balbriggan Council, have received @#h the contracts and passed along to sunroa): fo8 Paid . Yi a d girls, Mothers sat by’ while . PAssports from the Forelgn ‘Office ky he city and the taxpayers, The con- {cette mingle peacefully wiih the chil- | tne Rese Chileon) pihyed Apound ee ee acee tol Rood) atanatng London, which will permit them to dren of the hundred families of the|ihe town guitar-orchestr latto by payment of dues, the a t tracts elyes will also be dis- au Feue pebbles 3 . mount of proceed to the United State: vi ted. ai ds village, all swarming around in the} ‘The Harding ty shifted as best which could be determined by re- LORD MAYOR’ [S) AS Dave Menem. RKONDON testimony on the sacking eran Geted. “a re it could last might os the one tr é Ae HA a ; we Ps i he sacking o| 5 A ‘The Special Grand Jury which was |OUIY sree! tof the 400 popula. | UAAINg from Brownsville jnmped tie alas i jaa FalitsidH stadt Al ; — — iene _| spective towns before the American : Ninety pur cent. of the ypuia. | Pune yee | they Madsomlered to be delivered to | Commission on Ireland worn in by Judge Mulqueen tok a 8 6 track with all the baggage aboard! (ey Nadsonler we delivered MAT Aay caslaaraliso.cesine evs.(ttor hero ia Mexicnrt und the tem-|ahere was much clamér Bul all waa | Wher Herore Aue Volstead Act became AMERICAN LEAGUE ——<>— bere of the’ Harding party made] in vatn as nobody areund would do! partly operative > M’SWINEY’S WID dence aft in building operations ti dasilg tar Secs 1 rate tn walling operation timeriven undorstond with weeateat [ARIANA NaN MAMIEML |, | The Instant that cabaret and oth STARS’ VALUE PUT CE LW UW { MRAMItee. Scores of witncahes wero |Aitfculty, ‘Tho Note! was swamtnd |ishing trip this morning and plans) Postauraut Proprlatore who hold “elul AT HALF A MILLION CARRY ON Bard when the Grand Jury con. |>Y the werival of the party, Rue sts{n game of golf at the Brownsyvilic | charters learned of the Supreme Court's i : ; Misgks Judge Mulguoen and dtr. |etne sadececd tn, three In a niow Country Club this afternoon new ruling they got in) touch with JohneoncPheeatens46°S U LONDON, Nov. 9.—Murlel MacSwiney f ~ Jud 1 heaa 2a e e 1 Sia i johnson atens to Sue for Ser- at ee fi Hite Mistermyer announced that no infor j thelr lawyers to tonrn Just how far BY BAN JOHNSON et eoke Sie ee eT abd ; they could gO in “dolivering™ these ices of These Players on threatened her life, planned) to-day } fon about the activities the (if MARLB R ; : . 3 | unfilled orders, ‘The gt of e ontiue her tight for Tretad. Th widow aie ces ac DOCK CONTRACTS WITH CITY vei oo es's% it ct i i : ei eoune, replies was that homefide members. of i oye . HattsL Wehrle sod sham iapalils of + Mr, Untermyer sald to-day that he B AFT clubs whose cBarters had not lapsed] ; > | M ee ees A x ut mitt a Se ; ese Res Reshy Wenig cod ’ will Insist that tie Lockwood Com | Wore entitled to recelve whatever wet (Continued from Miret Mage.) on sia reek (Gontinued from Wirst Page tranquility.” Feittee, during his service with it as s: | Roads they had ordered pefore the Vol: | —— Tene eae A ae * ad : hy os fared for her lite follow: @pecial Deputy Attorney General, | stead Act became effective, provided! There are a lot of my friends on the} poe through with tile thre ars, is ein se ss, und Robert her eollope. made oapectally . hall vestigations to the : Be ‘ Tir the holders of the club charters had| other si gh owith hs eat to «yford for the Duke eros by onditio: Much of the ies condpe its investisations to the) Disclosures of Hold-Up of One Big Firm) ei rrciurea the que HANH (hiskey,, Wide [Prawsuanl of| Lie ser wee cernlenn Ue rote eitnéaies wore called| lant conversations ae had with the ; mares . . ne Vain, : aA hd ee of the New York. Chicago.and Ritctive: We watched | 10rd Mayor in ong vigils in Bris- . jap. The statement was culled out by Leads to Investigation of All Recent The result was that in nearly every St Latily National keturue Clu} toston Ad nA epee aoa arcs ae aT A DAN Wale AWialU ol the expeGl ed ate ' Fumors that the incoming Albany Ad ADs - cabaret a club suddenly emerged from] declared baseball war now is Ml nd. ATR RE < Fa ake eS tia cs al in the family. To-day she was : @iinistration intends (o make a com- Undertakings. ue cocoon of inerthesN into af Sised and pledied the Cardinals to] piyyers sat BeOS verter ie and shadowed the Duke and al St In the family plete investigation of all denargme s ; os chrysalix of Sparkiing activity. The Ace AL ANY reasonable price ‘ * is * Pow eCo: orm 12 and 13, Stat Inland, $999,400 cach x lx i } $561,000 inchiding: swliel ms ' DS ehahe City Goyernment. This fs con- Post & Met ' 12 and 8 aten lelub Decks were unearthed from their The ftee whieh brought to Ni Vari enasert the Impossibility of ‘ fo ‘political circles as more| Stare & ‘Trient, Shed, Pier 16, Staten MBLaRG SHAG coverings of dust and/an ustonish-| the minor leaguers the announcement : a Vn ‘ ; belie banpye Tene ha} M feinols pomabuity but Hiwexs | Motlan, aBiton & Co, Shed, (Pipe 18. Mutter taland, $477,726 [ingly large Uist of persons who were] Of the action of thw elht N tonal | ease ace Sir award ane CrpIRIne CG that another speciul tegisla- | Metarg, Barton & Co, Shed, 17, Staten Island, $468,208, supposed to have Keys to lockers was| League chub owners and the three} CAF! MENS scorers 1 the SAHOMUEN she Gust that the Duchess wkl 10: tive committee will be named, as soon} A.M. Harzell Co, Pier, Barren Lalind, $74, revealed, ‘The Way deliveries were| Club owners of the American League aon ake on pi i Eee When) disposed/and not Int physica) con fo wler . ‘ Selv ' on, Reconstruction of F , $4576 made not to but from those lockers |!N disrupting structure of the eon) meunel p Pa t away het e rive ® is 7 @m possible afer Jan, 1 w take up th LN Sehre on, Bob Shawke eae, i debe j dition to apps Justice Horridge, a ‘work. Terry & Ten Vers 6.7. 8, 9 10 and 41, $3, was a reminder of the old days when| Mor leagues in favor of a twelve to i ae sey 9 | ae Ly ge presiding, commended Sir Edward's While the Lockwood Committee is] jyeihtotiom Stee) Building Co, Sheds, Staten island, Piers 6 to 11 in- |lockers were drawn upon to get uh leugue governed by a civilian) 5 = y ment Hen tne vere NEEY. GNRIOR } aireetics for u more active open in- , $ p50. . around the 1 o'clock closing orde Ubunal, consisted of Garry Herr- Collins t.000 lthe past and start life afresh, mut 1{ tat Duchess should be present. , open | elusive, $2575.08 ; shale V SCHALK ccsccececeeseees 60,000 | fone that in the A period « he plalntif's counsel. ts 1 tigation to begin on Thursday and| jig @ Weil, Jteconstruction of Pier, Stanton Street, $117,074 In fact, auch a raid was made upon | Munn, ¢ hat ae eis Dreyfuss) ao iceer is salad eee nh showing the Duchess is will- mises 20 eld awk Pe ‘ : _ [the lockers that some restaurant | and Charles 1. Ibhetts, These rep- Kk Ke : 5,000,, | separation, now upwards of twe ne ty appear the same as any One ' > poe aah as a ne bial Altman Plumbing Co, Plumbing on Pier, Stanton Street KR, $4095. | sroupietors found themsely Hee le ligewenitalinen were tnd to offer le Murphy vseccevees 7,000 HT yearn, we hay Ge eanean onal ate ¥ ‘tral joug on inquiries into con- . i i % fai hant ‘ a1 elve ble . sti & 004 td ; rhe Duke vecupie ; Ta Which ke devertment 9 cup. | Atlman Humbing Co, Plumbing on Plern Kast 20th Sthect, $9,385, to make full deliveries, Not a few|the minors the opportunity of s | Jobe Collins .+ 6,000 |to live happily together again. Cap-| The Duke occupied a front seat in | Posed to have investigated when they Associated Contruction Co, Inc, Reconstruction Shed and Vier Hast Jor them have large quantities of | 1N& an associate member of the i Boston, preciated all you tr do ing} igyidence wis given that che duce ) ‘Sere entered into by the city the 20th Street, $185,950. whiskey In bond which they have] tional Boara of Control under iy : pee 000 ur reunion, but Tan ‘ ed | had vccupied a room in # prominent Wigh ocials of the Administration are| Morris & Cummings Dredging Co,, Dredging, $625,800. hot succeeded in getting out except | Lasker plan , | Ha eopateal . Faeanaed lo heraatines . Moran whem ther datactire feverishly endeayoring to dig into the| [Riverside Construction Co, Removal of Structures at ‘Tompkinyille, in small amounts at a time, Ban Johnson, President of the MY Sa 4 ear | Ls 7 xeribed as “twenty-four or twenty fraud and collusion which has been $3 But they assured all club members| American League, and a committee LOCA ee POL) I Yours, five years of HEE The woman was ding on under thdjr eyes for the last | red KE Jones, Dredging, $49,200 *lthere would be an abundant supply |Tepresenting his five loyal club owners ‘SUNS YY [aot name ri d early tu pre nt thelr case | three years. Aitian BU APLC AMER RD OY, HiNEIIng, AVeRl RACH UHUCET TER, [OReRrewe Scar £00 ERY cae eee eee eee acihe committee opm eee ee aan ia cecialon, witli Suniy—I heve 1 f President La Guardia of the Bourd| Associated Conmiruction Co. Ine, Freight Shed and Reconstruction of | M¥YOr hud assured them that under PY carecad ee letter. ‘ , _Old Friends @f Aldermen made plain to-day: bis aie Wee thin AtcesEs G18 © |tne new’ suling there would be no| sisted of President Navin of the De-| from all reports it weems reason-| fetter 1 wish you had spoken to me ; ‘er, Weat a6th Stree z iasry eed a || trot Tigers, President Gr of th : t wilting. Ii anon ised to find the “Soh {mtention to endeavor to hold Comp-| : LP TA IRIN CORMIER (CETL an difficulty in getting out of bond all] (rout Tigers, President Griffith of the! yiy assured that Judge Landis wilt] : x ‘ thes enloyed no mach” Phoenix Construction ullding PM . Stapleton, $741,897 Hiquors that had been acquired le-| Washington Club and President Shibe w thet we eve me togethord perfectly retalaed io Holler Craig wholly responsible for) jy, s Cronin Co the Court House scandal, In a Jonf Hee ba 7 accept. There seems to be little doubt | * 1 17, Stapleton, $680,471 gally and dispensing them to every | of the Philadelphia Club linac aig SIE” tadaaede, Collectoe de [AEWA only for everything to end ike = me 3 4 © « itd ue Mie 48 ol 849,46: Y per who had orde whe ¢ licke ent of f sine 2 t t to Say more. _Statemont issued to-day he sid: go B. Hbearin Oo. Ins Bullding Bien: nh $548, 46 club member,who had ordered a sup Moms SSE ch ey of the) titernal Revenue in New York and \ t 1, Building Pier 16, Stapleton, $896,796 ply before July 1, 1919. American Association; Dayid L. Fultz] wijiam H. McCarthy of the Pacific ll 3 OAL FonAw ty st League will be his associates. eT: “The one man who can tell us Share & Trie Just why the sudden shift was Smith, Houser & Molsaac, Inc, Building Viers 12 and 1%, Stapleton, Frank I. Boyd, ehief Prohibition| head of the International L4 Coa -made from granite to limestone an / $2,288,429 panponnens nt agent for this district, | Al Tearney Linseed ed 4 | John A. Heydier, who was named CONSE DEO te material for the new Court’ A.M, Hagell, Ine, Removal of Structures Pier 15, 16, 17 a uld to-day that he thought the Su-| und Three T Leagues, all recognized | president of the newly created Na- | 0? 18% * DAE HAST NG OES UNE ‘House is Mr. Craig. He is the com- Stapleton, $22,777. : preme Court decision would have| leaders in minor league affairs, were | sional Laague by the eleven signator- | DUKE "8 toll ? “mittee of one for the construction Naw isen siaeciiiapeand (Dretaing (Coe Ordre ites 2910 0 [eee ee eae a Mr ikeuaensr oats MS"lies of the Lasker plan, expectmt te ONL owes Serle (ata ef the new Court House, He was and $18 Strploton) $416,200 that only one selzure of liquor here | approval of the Lasker plan leave to-night for Kansas City to] Mousht over ever 6 und you the ene who defended the lime- Now sey Shipbuilding & Dredging Co, Dredging, $211,470. Some eMbGen MUS CSUR KUUNR SRY te nye We salar men select! join the oth®r members of the now | tC, Baye Dad tine ke . stone bide and ofught for their ac- east all: Re niet Cees nae naan ; ; that it comprised only three cases of | the officials to govern us would be| seanization: John MeGraw,-Charies | Writing to ask yout iiilescs aha. he-alore had’ cot: wal Rony THGy, HSH ation Hlers, todd Street, | whiskey merely to go buck to the old system| 4. gtoneham and Judge McQuade of | YUP decision not to return to Ttrol of the drawing of the specifi- Murrow Street and West 129th Street, $91,641 “1 am still of the opinion,” deciared | from which the minors withdrew last) ije New York Nationa and Col, | !f you will do so 1 can assure you Aiman 1 . - @ations and investigation of the imbing Co, Water Supply Plumbing on ath Street, Hast | Mn Boyd, “that it will be Hiegal to | winter,” President Hickey sald. “Wel jacob Rupport of the New York |Mothing on my part will be wanting FORMERLY KNO./M AS CNECORA tewes ane ‘ reliability of the bidders. Mr. Iiver, $7,850. * ransport liquor from one place to| are capable of taking care of our own| Yankees returned to New York to- |! try tom “pn HAl the good things of Old Evans’ are Craig is the only member of the Auaociated Construction Co, Ine, Freight {econsteuvtion, Busy | nother without a permit, Such a] affairs, We employ more players than | day this t replied oo ee eee eet VOUR DEALER. Board who refused to vote for the 2th Street Pier, $2418 | procedure ‘would cause all sorts of| the major® leagues combined, and we| Phil Ball, member of the John-| = — , fesolution rescinding the Court Atiman Mumbing Co, Water Supply and Phimbing on Bast 18th Street | trouble and would serve to ty have at least as much money tnvested."| son faction, did nol accompany the| i House contracts.” Pier, gard t fobject of prohibition. Any person MH xton, President of the Na-|other Johnson loyalists to Kansas} The information of the payment of Aswocluted Construction Co, Freight Shed and Recon: | could claim liquors as his private stock | tonal Association of Minor Leagues,;ciiy. James Dunn of the Cleveland mony to Brindell by Terty & ‘Tench | > isth Street Pier, $163,824 . nme Huctlon’ daat and it would be a very difficult matter] joined with the minor league officials| club, another Johnson supporter 1 ‘was conveyed to the Lockwood Com Altman Plumbing Co, Plumbing on Pier Bust Sih Strees, $6.46 o disprove ownership where both par- | who expressed opposition to adoption|ciared he could pot make the t tes to & fake transaction 4 matruction Co, Ine, Reconstruction of d fe was}to the miners’ meeting because of a nt Teape-reanm comprises at present the mittee by Qommissioner Hirshtield th | 10K ut) eat verted it} of the Lasker plan. He the following communication: c Concerning the report that res-| confident the minor leaguers would] business engaxe Mcaiiesd herawith ‘pleasevdnd val - : i” unt clubs had revived the locker | «too clear’ of the major league p ‘The league wopy of testimony of Frederick Tench. “WANT AD” THIEF TEST RENT LAWS, | Sberae Mr Bes auld he would) litical situation Boston Braves. tha Boston ted. fox Fi ALITY * the foundation stone upon which the LOFT nin the candy world is built. The extremely reputat ‘find that Terry & Rench Com- ment inserted in morning pap Il, as big succe President, and of Howard -H. Sher} not discuss that phase unt ‘The mine guers themselves} Brooklyn, Chicago Cubs, Cincinnat Min vies Prendeots ang manger | WORKS BROOKLYN, CO-OPERATIVE PLAN) =", urumuren jiuducrn de:|warted "m vampaign imlving, a] Uncago White fox ie New Yor PQML Ga CMa ae Gables GATE } ; : Spee ie ee oe =< fected, He guld (here is comparative. | shake-up within their own organiza: | Americans, New Yolk Nationals, 'hila Sankesti eae tea imaly Mary ret shrewd, clever mer- | Wi fm the Grand Central Terminal, taken| A new kind of thief has appeared in’ What was described ax the first toa] that was there Before Jan. 16 Inst,| ton. ‘The plan invulved the removal | deiphia Nationals, Pi sburgh and 8 glance cule We Tina een Joanvtect ing on a tre ‘ GGeOay before my deputy, Mr. Wood| Breckly. Tho police call him the case af the part of the new ont lawa | e did not (ink there would belot John H. Farrell of Aubura, N. ¥.,| Louls, ‘These are the clubs of the now|| and our prices, always ready and willing At iagas OF eGr gone ‘ [29 D. Loudoun, in connection with my | WAM 8a" ter Aa oe dealing with eieotmients fron! dovonera- | AuY extensive Velthdenwils who hos been Secretary and Treasur-| defunct National League, und three jons: Our reputation of more than a half century of merck er | } qemeral investigation of city con-|euind at mh oe i sre ani a. aiealy son ats neEL { Houses to-day ariot te nksoclation sinus Ite torma- | clune of the Atmeri¢an Laéknle whose] ine inahecdiroavest pean rchandi : } | e tracts. latanmer, optictan, at No. #8 Brdndwan, toda and tenants te the denn SANSONE SLAIN, tion twenty years ago, and the elec- | representatives signed the resolutions TENARDENT warenn prea 4 i _ “From this testimony you will | Brooklyn, in ansyer to an erula -| trio BM Hien dia redacted tion of M. H. Sexton of Rock tsland, | jn Chicago Oct. 18 favoring a reorga the most eloquent testi- 5 aac . n adverts riot Municipal Court. Proceedings hee | nt n Chicago ‘ Ld rents r by |fore duatlee Lauer and i pth ie AUTOPSY SHOWS ry Tt is planned | zation of baseball, consequent upon th monial of the Quality of ° * "pany, which has contracts with | Mrs Stenger for a Nousemaid, The man | brousht by ake WDoodrow to vole him a salary of $7,500 and | gigciosure of the 1919 World Seric our merchandise and) our + the Department of Dooks for the | “it bi Hapa ae ; he nd th was in bik} pn co-operative ownership organieation iragtor Killed by Blows} move minor league adquarters | yeandal, basing thelr resolutions upon q feeretruction of Piers 6, 7.8.0, 10 ee eee ne oe eence: for her [eknine Woodrow: Court. at No. a Revenge Apparent — | fn Auburn to Chicago the plan proposed by A. D. Lasker of \ ‘and 11 on Staten Isiand, has paid ee For hen) Went 19th Street. fo lout Unely > Exposure of erookedness in the|the Chicago National League Clu | o 7 +4 Atle Gnopis ton account of that contract $7,500 terwntd he brouRht tie ty |AMEe BHO Fefuaye tw Muy Under the vo Motive World Series of 1919 hus been «| oifing (qr a civilian tribuna Our Big Daily Special * to Brindell with the understand- ae ey ates PIR || @aunsstl ton the xenarie-wmavianenax|ok andrew’ wunaane- eelistnola Bolly ligtoater benefit tol the ftnore” than) ke Ave ilimnaiting clube tu-| ——For To- Morrow, Wednesday, November 10th ing to pay him additional monies, [own to thie optica ow Ua) co-operative pla F tractor of No. 1 titoalo cone /thw major leagues In the opinion of! day ax components of the American |{| CHOCULATE AND \ANIDIA MOYAL NUL KiettA thee yoy re engey wpartinent, Lo aaah r hue ownership must te | tetor of No ) Onl S . Yonker ‘reside 5 of the Internatio! | Rite dy Re: Nchect ie ay ’ 1am forwarding you this testi- | hand Whon she rote hel wins wan (100 por cent, complete before. mi ieee | events that he waa murdered, — Hig | League League were Detrolt, Bh WLP] Pivereds blended sili y : wie ? 5 Paony for the purpore of enabling you | Re, wi “alan "425 inv cust “hlainonds van start edestment proceeings Moldy wns found yesterday nm clump a, Cleyeland, Washington and St. Louis |[] S seeet of rel melt-ineruur ae to me tte the matter ahoula you de. ok AMA 2 conten i | that : t petitioners yu Be bushes off uk tn it near tho| LANDIS EXPECTED apaiaent Ban J maa eeu Amer fen examine other witneases In con PIMLICO WINNERS. ed for the persona manent and| Sansone disappeared on election da TO ACCEPT POST sHatio THoeneMe @MueNe. ROALS Meotion with these und other con | t ormation of new tea fost WeA Reacts and forward copies of the t : selubive use of the members, He aul | Now, 2 He lett hie home to wa IN NEW LEAGUE] ng tts civitian tribun anced re w FIRST RACT? Por maidens of nll) the y Court was not 100° per aiden he he ti t i timony to you valerie. mielgens of, 19 i t 100 ¥ garden he he had Been cultivating | before he left Chicago hin deterniin: Attraction for At @ special ting of the Bs 0 S80, 814,00 iret; | TONE. Cornperativel 4 and that} t intry olay < disappear: | th lid ti t 1| si ‘of Estimate yesterday evening Mayor | Mromella Habel, $10.70, $5.40, | APuPtne had not MM in good wus reported by. hla wife onl Big Bil is . » Be UA A La ite a Le eal | Wednesda . Hylan ‘offered a resolution, which |mrond Aone Sr Camryinys $486 | ent Mae seponted in hls wife on Big Bill” Edwards Likely to Be am) with the ofganization of a now Ame == VOR MORO RY. Offering ‘was adopted, suggesting a conference (YN Tit ay Bayw okey Pie pecitioners cx (that ue w gis AnAshed wt Uut tine | Associite or Judge in loan League Ore ours MMBKICAN with the Lockwood Committee asx Be Pores es gan Mi H} ments all o old ere wre. tfty-three ne first theory aa ta the cau | ae ne af one bie Cay are CONFELCTIONS—This in the advisability of immediately can etengh Mortar, ta Bara, | apartments tn Woodrow Court Jeath was that Sansone had | Organization, rewdity Md velty y ing all contracts for the erection Ce ep eRnal oe aoe struck by an automobile ait bis C Britatn Decorates Heary Morann- . Ps tiles.—"Bullseys (Brooks), $44 Giovanal Luaueito ¢ prone) | LRA that he was killed bs: blows on |waited here to-day from Judge Kene-> wAasHINGTON, Nov. &—Sir Auckland Hoboken, Paterson By evs hese contiacts total $2,594,501 and | $2.40, $3.10. wi The Trout, 140 : is re ae ad hae le oy was Me) caw Mountain Landis a to whether lex, the Bi \ unsador. to-day | od te 7: } ite fas Geld. to the contractors | Giatna). $140, $6.80, necond: st HO] siseet, wholernie dealer in oliver, wan] {lated In way to sumREME that he wae ay Mu whe des, the Brit Am " ‘ aod Elaabeth, j 130252 on oe 140 (Crawford), $3.10, third. ‘Time, | (ned $200 torday tb agistrate Har. |e Vetim of a person or persona bent he would accept the position of Chair-| bestowed the Grand Cross of the Orda \* bs HN ; : k | the nvunivipal term. of the | PO" Fe saaeaciieeeeoe man of the Board of Control for a fof the British Empire upon Henry Mor For nsbel ‘woe v ‘onus, Free Sttar. Tattle, Oceanna,! Magistrates’ Court, Health Laapel bor ‘i ~ arm nct! seven years a genthau, former Amegeun Ambassador wleplione. direc | Ribbon Gress and Elma Jotinwon klso Raven testified he found 0 moun ray shina eg ty PL re aur : ay ‘ fe a 4 4 in annual turkey, 1 re Won St -aoreiehe 3 Eth ND the specified y UNG ry of unwholesale oliver ia Luweattu's | Bid, tai a HROMO QUI galary of $50.00 ‘The Juduw had the Be fied swelah ND BOX Cy itiah civilians i isane ineludes the container acer entry. i , lace op Auguay 38. Baits se MRNA EL | a das udivlanmions and sonidos Rhee Sie ee ae Poe :