The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1920, Page 1

HUNT FOR GRAFT IN SUBWAY CONTRACTS Nation-Wide Survey of Labor Situation by The Evening World Shows Increasing Unemployment, but No Acute Distress eee The | “ Circulation Books Open to Alk’’ | | “Circulation Boake Open to All”? ] ) - Night’ — } To-Night's Weather—CLOUDY AND COLDER. To-Morrow's Weather—CLOUDY AND COLDER. To Be Sure of Getting hk The Evenimg World, Order in Advance from Conran 1930, 07 the Prem Fubihing = «SN EW YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1920. Roteratateamdegiae Matar PRICE THREE CENTS oe Seat pastaboatsres — —= = : Se = ==———SSSas ~ SURVEY OF UNEMPLOYMENT YAR BASEBAL SHIPS WERE TAKEN OVER ~ ARRLANE TUMBLES WAYOR WLL TAKE STAND. , BY-EVENING WORLD SHOWS "Siero BY INEXPERENGED MEN, grpuanager WCITV CONTRACT INQUIRY. MOST OFIDLENESS IVEAST <=: GRAFT INQURY REVEALS.» CRAG HELPS UNTERMYER iy Newly Formed Organization | | krolie Beauty, One of Eleven Clubs. See . Pals Victim of Accident. Specific. Charges of 'Misman- Bulk of “Army” Is in Textile and “ae ee New Subway Contracts Involving Clothing Industries — Baltimore a | ee NO POLICE EFFORT PEOUS LEG BROS, "“Hundreds of Millions of Dollars | Lasker Plans May Be .Adopted pitas | Attempts to Alight 0 ° : : Carpenters Refuse Increase ie ome [by 10 TRACE WOMAN | \lempts to Alight on Wale.” Now Being Investigated—Hett- . TO CONF ‘ations T JOBS POR MANY But Mishap Occurs on Tendency to Check Demands and i satisti inal ick’s Let “Code” Biddi y —Johnson Satisfied. ce Final Swoop. ricks Letter cn ode 1dding ; — Millions Said to Be Advanced | Increase Efficiency peed eg movant to Be Produced by Hyl: . KANSAS CITY, Nov. 10.—The five b * > A hyd wed by Capt Pr fo} TO uce y y an. se ' y Board to Contractors ‘Be- aN heeds, ¥ areas loyal” American League club ownc fc Vessels W Fi ist Fitzsimmons of Atlantic (yt nd oS ( | ; f throu; ore Vessels re she fa . . A survey of the labor situation made by The Evening World 8 will 'Join/theieleyen ew National Club re Vessels ere Finished. | % = carrying as passengers at The contracts for the building of the New York subways are now Hs correspondents in every section of the country to-day shows UMEM- owning in a peace conference in Chi-| Bayalde: Ty 1 ‘ al ' har ian y ploymént increasing generally, though with few exceptions the situatlOn Goes friday, Garry Herrmann, own Specife charges of‘ mismanage.) Wore Many Gems, Initialled eeeiet., el i eine a er scrutiny by Sampel Untermyer, counsel for the Lockwood Com- is not yet acute. of the Cincinnati! National a Chatry| nt Meompetence in the conduct of | Ring and Eyeglasses Which |act ¢: No. 620 Weet 1s8Hi stron, [ee and Mayor Hylan, who will be a witness to-morrow, will be asked e Nationals a airy a sVegtisses € of No, 52 est 158th Stre - i ce 2 the Shipping Hoard's business were ; 4 ‘ 5 estions regarding ve'been st faints The greatest number of idle are in the clothing and textile industries, man of the New National League com-| 0. au ee ie . E peas Might Fix Identity. Manhattan, en route for Hoxton, wax |My questions regarding those that have been signed during his term ef a one reason being that these are 80 centralized that the workers are not fait went here to present the Las 0° savist i ee ‘ ; —S forced to descend to-day in a lot Injoffice. The subway contracts involve hundreds of millions of dollars be 2 ed ton y sl yo- | 9 v 1 Se e ” 1 - easily absorbed into other lines. ker plan, announced to-day shortly bi nec ‘ 7 Though eighteen hours had elapsed | the viemity of Garetson Basin and) and ire greater ii volume than all the combined cantrac d In some sectiohs, especially in New England, wage reductions have fore he began addressing the National |{he Congressional Committee headed | os nigentitied woman, with |Avenue (*, Mlatlanda er ace , combined contracts under: conmigers been accepted by workers to prevent the closing down of mills, while in fanstation of Professional Basebal!|by Representative Joseph Walsh of | pi . s Ae anal, (ihe) anauiine! wax corivan, dowalsees by the committee. others mills aud factories are maintaining wages, bot running on part, *sues Massachusetts, when he resumed tes.) > “PPeArance of relinement and . : : re i 3 ater 7 : >, - time, In a few cases the work day has been lengthened without,an in-| 1/8 talk was interrupted by a mes-(rmony before the committee in the oo! Wis killed by an attoniobile from a high oltitude hy the wind] amuel Untermyer gave contirmation to the report that Corptroller 5 a . ‘e senger who gh comr awn eat laa a " " whioh had #9 Invreused that further te { ed himself wii . ; fi i; crease in pay . While only few attempts to cut wages in organized trades 05" eas ny him a communi: | -eqeral Bullding on Riverside Drive betwoen Sith and] nryok Nad 9 Inerbas wher Craig had allied himself with the Lockwood Committee in its seai rt are yeported, there han been a decided increase In efficiency and a great! wi, nave stood with Ban Johnson,| “Companies to take ships” sail “tM Streets last night, ‘The Even It was the intention of Mitasim. (Corruption and waste in city contracts by spending half an hour in Cra tendency. to hold down the job and earn the money received. President of the American Leagye in|Mr, Richardson, “wera furriedly WOMd learned this afternoon that) mons, the ptlot, to alieht on the water) fice ir the Municipal Building tovlay. M In Baltimore 15,000 carpenters who had an agreement, made nis tight formed bY men who never fecnery, the LWentification Bureau of he Police |!" Garetaon Basie, a part of Sheops. |” pal wing toslay. Mr. Untermyer said they had a year ago, for 10 cents an hour increase on Nov. 1, met last Sun- Aside from the announcement of liq teen ccnnera : Department had not taken even an. | Read Bay, vut something app the general subject of subway and dock building contracts under con- ' day and on their own motion yoted to refuge it on the ground that | the meeting Friday, Herrmann made | |"2 DePP connected In any manner | eee nade, chp randihe even: eal aeration > living costs are falling and new industries Insure them steady no comment and continued prosenta- | “ith ship handling.” Tn this counes- " ESS Sea Nenne Our tie machines struck the ground — : work this winter. |tion of the argument for the Lasker | tion he mentioned a man named Fox "0 “He Was in order that her bela Fitzsimmons was bad his le Mr, Untermyer also intintated that 1 In Cincinnati, where an ene | plan who had been a theatrical costumer, UVC MBN be notitled. beyond giv eae nae + aay Mending SHERIFF ENDS She Rope paTENH SE tae, Semel Save q f shop” move is under way, the Boot | Plans for the reorganization of base. Many ot tha ‘alicy ri tg to the ne ta the to njured, anc ) were taken jt restrain Commissioner of t ' and Shoe Makers’ Union voluntarily | LUXURIOUS BATHS | vai wit be drawn up at the Cnicago Sen Fr ee a ae a ae Teme [estexee ceapeilencebaede aaa tp cet ec PROFITEERING ON wunts David Mtrshfield ees , withdrew a demand for an increase] WILL BE REVIVED jmectins and threatened war wiii|?® he Sninpiee Board for war pur Hie thes were caacenyeg | COWMY Hospital, Grovat muttered ty HARDING PARTY |: ene i ee ie 3 in pay and voted to continue the | probably ‘be averted, baseball leaders | Poses were not returned to thelr own- | on the insid serious Injurios. Vides Bowe an tere heer OLA FOR NEW SENATE }2.; Soe aeaeenee see ihe tnside of a wedding ring she} “pergona. in the nelghbachoul aan Srlicecptiy Gane aapetion fs dent contract investigation has been in the Middle West conditions om 6 | Lasker plan for governing hase- puar/radlentliyy t machitte crash and went immedi sahetge hs aa er japproved by the Muyor, Asked just I Midd n . : : over to hastily formed eharter- | ried had in it dmprint of J. M 7 drial Rates ai “about normal,” many of the | | Built Eight Years Ago, but Never | batt by a civilian commission of three | ii. companies. 0 r th 1 iaiiria ANdCOnK (atl hee niGvea TRAC e 1 Fitgstmimons | Cent. Price Raise at jSbat the committee would do to cities being those who refuse wor Used Because of Cry of | Will be discuased and Indications were |" SomPpanis DOLCE NCRe LR OT ee eae, ihwib-Uiho_quntetin, SFE ari acts fe ee werk AUS Ny PAStrRBOY nm yate Commiagioner Hirshfield, Mr, Unters on the farms, Nobraska farmers, for tis Ne) a that it would be adopted with slight | [¢ #aid, was the South Atantic Char-) yi ean aie int NeROr= | Lane, near Avenue 1, where the am:| payed eegien myer repeated his previous comment: instance, are calling for 10,000 corn Extravagance. modifications. terihe Company, whose president’ rauny in - Ls vemation —w bulance surgeon found them POINT ISABEL, Tex., Nov, 10 "Sufficient unto the day ts the evil huskers, and Omaha reports 3,000 out Amer Prema.) | With agreement of the major] was the Kon of @ne of the men On| them the imprint ct Med TH ad Fitzsimmon: Tih have queria HIS Shere who ‘cherries: an: which was irreverently in= © <9 of work and deaf to the ca WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. league in sight for reorganization | the sipping Hoard, ‘PT ", : Me NOT tod a hydraphiie f eeviinal yea mposing revolver in full pted by w# committees clerk as In tho Northwest and on the Pa-| HE ¢ Roman baths of | plans, the minor league owners were | ogaminstion fac rigess Voneen ie J P was considered ence view of the Inhabitants | When the show re-opens cific Coast idle labor ts chiefly of the t United States Sena expected to swing into line and en-|tion of the men ed 7 Hanh cegat allel ha HLL 4 * struck a blow at profiteering here jieemorrow the: Hirehtield| eideahow. drifting variety, farm hands secking installed nearly eight years | gorse whatever action the major} handt men bate D Us ho ditlculiy inestub | ‘Pho hydroplune, a Hispane-su struck a Shere | will not be anywhere near the ens indoor or city work for the winter.| ago, but never put into service, |ieague clubs may agree upon TAOS e AU ps) con phe ani pa lse Buea; Inty if the sail lmmachine, was completely detolishod | to-day, When prices of the lone trance to the dig tent.” ee ‘Phere find those already on the Jobs! because of charges of extrava- | we ure quing to have peace in tht ny pritsipae, Aealared thy e the | when tt struck | restaurant were ralsed more than As soun as Mr. Untermyer had lett inclined to hold them, and so must) gance, are now being cleared of | very near fyture—that's my individ-| gq he “commit 8 hearings OFS com | eas mo far no police tn Tt went up from Losth Street and the! 499 percent. on the Harding party | bin Comptroller Craig sent a measen- ; warift” further or swell the ranks of! cobwebs and tho stains of time, |\s1 penief,” Herrmann sald. “Butte Fe of much importance th view | quires of any sort had been made | North River at 10 i Whon it] qyepe were rumblings of an out. | £e t9 the towers of the Munidipgt the idle, and will be in shape to ofter thelr [UA Deueh” Herrmann ald. | "1ut)of the revelations mado by Mr. Rich- |‘The store hax two customers named! was over Wlatinnds liny a squa m uilding to summon Superintendent ————— Jusuries of steam, plunge, shower | cnenged." ardson and A. M. Fisher, the com-| 1, PitzKoratd n Newark and the | caused ‘trouble panachine and iit Jof School Bulldings, C. B. J. Snyder, —————___———_ | anajetectricity to tho members of |” sir. Herrmann pledged that the ter-| atone ener, ate un and inves: | other Mixs 1, Fitzgerald, of this « heaved vi | to the Sheriff, who | who returned word that he wouldn't ' | ES | the new Senate when it assem- |eitories, contracts and other affairs al nd URLeOlTiRUkag Ving fl GRR Ee ee ee leant Siar aaa epocaulae CIT RY Roter Teens 8 {EASTERN Je i ites nay up to Thanksgiving ond! with the In{tlals “mJ. 1, quickly. aus . tic i he | direction of Supt. Ettinger. Gi i. | | Dies ; , of the minor leagues would not be! hearings may even be held at nid dip body nat the Macecs qulode) word: mphatic Mexican to the lage F ee Fs inger, Comptrol Wrrnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnes || Now the baths are coming back, | raided by the majors if they refused | 'y Rae vata tana : demvend, Hy rietor, Prices were lower at | raig sent the messenger right \| ‘but Senators themselves will pay |to enter the Lasker sian, t was the rule rather than the ex Kdward Hayans of No. 620 West 1490h | surtace of PEQDEONS: ee ee back with this warning: OVER 200,000 IDLE a large part of the operating ex- ‘The Chicag cate willl G6 J8 ception for relatives of shipyard ex et, a certified public accountant,| again ag the next mea: “Tell Snyder if he doesn't come p | pensea, asseaamonts being levied af RICAgO ‘Mm \ ibis Ne ecutives and men who had contracta driver of the oar, waa‘ox ite Point Isabel's penal Institution, down here as quick as he knows hew, | penses, y formal with no one present but the| gro; nigh REAR He : ; sufficient which measures § by 10 feet, holds | 5 } «—s INPHILADELPHIA] 220 iiSyurer in proportion to |{rmal with no one present but the from the Shipping Hoar to bud fat fter tin tid convineed the on what ia meanuren W by 10 feet, molds | T° th" tae mop to commeet hee —_—_—_—_ the service he gets, The original |, i aMnOra; sist der, | salaried jobs, entirely regardlesa of | police that he was not golng fast and 1th three prisoners, who are hitched T imal ive—Thou: | ane ee the bathe was many scores [rresident of the National League, their fitness therefor, Richardson de- | that thore had been no nogiigenes on sane ni ipret ad pieugiee') tow large iron ring In the centro Mayor refused to mak Phat Estimate Conservative—Thou-! coat of the 8 Wi °® | sald. ‘No lawyers and no stenogra-| glared | *s field and the plane was overt ! ihe ihobr ENS fe Say { ‘ Ree ces of thousands of dollars. ees - Sh Peachisin Uiaigunct sur fevolutions a1 files comments to-day on the attack? \ sands of Others on Part Time = == | Phere will be present and there will! MILLIONS OVERADVANCED TO! The w who was about for mt Ne me made on him yenterday b Jaters be no vote,” Mr, Heydler sald, “If | o Mr. Ustebe : 10. no. vote, eydler sal H Mt ' reacts Siaciet- CONGRESSMAN IN CELL. Jarter talking things over they fina] CONTRACTORS, WITNESS Says. |Yoars cil, hall Bini, Nair and gras ger wore not thrown] STORED HIS LIQUOR | myer, He dectined to comment om . | } b Millions Of dollare, he suid, were| {YP SHO weighed 100 piutds and) our ae the gla encloard F © obvious alliance being perfected Syecin} 4 Th na |there ts something on which th i 4 a a aT 4 hae ae Ssh aap 7 a ‘ 8 . PHILADBLPHIA, Noy. 10a Arrested on Charge of Operating | prospect of a decision the meeting |overadvanced by the Board to ship{™ : re h ap nee ye el by belng thrown about. | IN POLICE GARAGE between Mr. Untermyer and Compe atuitis a ‘al While Intoxteated, caly considan at ee Walle i dae Wks K exion and her lower teeth Domne. svt ww until eneen . trolier Craig, the most legally impors conditions in Philadelphia are ia th | ae raccatienl dier explained that the] struction, Instances were ander! were Hesides t platinum ||¥ Oy dup yan a rs RL wl) Conmnissioner Who Gave Saloon] tant, though not the most harmontle PEE a A 8 ei ne suit in a precinet police |} Soe eee eee ed | where advances were asked, and re- | Yea? Ings Sho swore a iene. wlth Foil Man Permission to Do So Asked | 0". personally, of the Mayor's ometat gen na and ¢ a <i : gett of Te senting the Louls Browns, andj ceived, of ¥ MW) for ontinuing chien Nae aga BeAr HA Snil : to Resign by Mayo aus are una 1 imittic rt this morning |(lark Griffith, part owner of tat | where $10 Ae , edal with a ibane rellef of the when ate | esign t YOr 9 The Mayor |x expected to produce: it te ims obtain any d atte ete ak! oP | Washington Club, called on the Na Bae 5 She carried a_ sliver mest n| Mayor Vietor Mravlag of Eli letters he is believed to have received rect figures on t ety 1 e8-| nd jtional Li aes rs . hee fanitacweare ae n cont #2 cents and ‘Bhe 11 hay No J. to-day domanded the roatgne from John T. Hettrick, lawyer-manips flats iy Gills (Orga placed mn’ uaching, the po-|, ‘They wid, according ty Mtr. Aeyd-| Some plat jena FARA Eat Palins (Catacat alder. debit Toevinas| ulate rRGehe PlAdihg inner the ear fs given as a very conservative: « & compount | regarding F attemipt| oor eee OF BBIOR.: Rnd. shen, after gloves bore the name 1. Fitegor Yesterday David Hirshfield, Mayor mate, and f es probably far ex ake pe: t | ting the ime vances, : yesterday at thy request of re c mtinued uAtil No i ma pe all world nd were marked N Hylan’s Commissioner of Accounts coed that x done) Nas released on $500 The announcement Ly Mr. Harriman] tractora would Gil to bid for the hy a} ste a IRCK Rint, a ols It was brought out Fred! conveyed to the Lockwood Commite Workers 9 ‘ ti 0 followed shortly after | Ing of the vig whips, contenting the Staton Minitan. (Glas fa yr of the Suburban Hotel, | (¢ ‘i - : : ——— — = Han Johnron said the ay it niffon ‘ul Mack silk Kin tee information as to a bribe said te euotlana Be 13 ive SBLAURE (cae \tor a joint necting was # s| selves with bidding on smalier ve ApUMps, wt antl ¢ aiiveal on the road from| have been paid to Robert P, Brindell pee f a ‘ 4 Cinified Advertisers | o him Tt was declared they wer Karments, a white Kpiece anid wark, approached De-|of the Building Trades Counell Bg. loyers is to numbe a) PP 4 ae have the tar weli-cquipp n me 1 f nk massa Lia Tench, Presi of high-priced we and then re Classifie Advertisers imndia th Giisndlas baneball tence |i ee auf iw griy ha mmned ik and a ase iy aight at the Btk's| Frederick Tench, President of Terry : 5 eh would x at the end of rw frat She carried « blue siti told him that he wan afraid enoh, contractors. ‘ employ them ‘ ) diced L rtant yi. i | which wilde theirs at the «nd Hin deta ; im that he ; & Tease, dontrusiors ‘tse * CHICAGO. Nov Jidge Keno. | j es af liquor in his saloon ermyer wrote to . bar text Sebi F mpo . wate tuo nulla: oh Inaccurate rep 4 or C eae 2 t a t “ ‘ seized in a rad. De-| Meld, saying, “Again 1 7 extite, auton @ And co ne ‘dvertiaing ‘copy . ee A 1a" peg been ¢ boll Oty neal DT anniait ‘ i + alleged. told b he coul “ standstill, over 150,000 ter wark the World otfles sian Commission to 1 Wate at: GRE SASReN ea: anu DE As ‘ Hee bu ‘ hela Mayor MMV oald tie Had ber| comne ee (Um Eee to: Capn ae ee ar p Bann’ nse taton Darts tu Fron Ao yor Ie BAIS. HS necessary graft information without ere alone being « nplovin , ah tne Mi torred the matter he Pr There ave virtnasly no sipikes, be Preceding Publication MB tas eter Biron Nuch ; #4 \ arrnoon 1" pevine went ona hunting trip to-day, | CoUnt# Talkewlen, in bis letter to the, cuuse a atrike w A have y ance Claasth ed: Adieritvenionta ‘Recaitel a i e Br Series ; aoahahe | AvUNe) 2 Parte: hi Ite declined to make any statement Hager pe him to attend the af present w (HOt mw gout on Li advances " ori J 4 s FEB i ookwood session to-morrow, Mt. rarket | AFTER 8 A. M. (ie would {money and mere money w taetoalin i Wesel ay Shas ae oR A Tin the America Untermyer, referring to Hirshfield, tue open weather hee lined th For ui estae ae ieee ae any nalder the propomtion more favor lyhyougy without ane peuany naked Mowe ig | and Aviation Servic called him the ““rrepresstbly gars , situation, and the State and munic : i (paw writ InStriotana sen was ined: “ TUE WORLD TRAVEL B rulous and publicity-mad Commise ta! employment bureaus are sending Receives Shek rerarencs |(he superintendent BF one yard five, feet seven inches, clean apie Waite as may | sioner of Accounts. i oo a | "HE WORLD. shaven and wore @ blac Jothing malted, 9 “Now that Mr, ; CY yey men | 1 k suit. Nothir Wed, 908, “Now that Mr, Untermyer baw or} | (Conunued on Fifteenth Page.) was found to indicate his identity, dered Mr. Hirehtidid, your appoimtes, ee