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7 ald (33 __HE TS PUT UNDER $100,000 BAIL: er acticin — —o — To-Night's Weathee—CLEARING AND COLDER. Y Uy UY YY) be | “Circulation Books ‘Open to All.”’ | | “Cire lation Books Open to All.” ] VOL. LXI. NO. 21,590—DAILY. — Cmrieny, ise, oy ree ruins = SON EEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1920. Pioered os econ — Fost Officer, New ne Maier . PRICE THREE CENTS | ROOT CALLED BY HARONG SMES EE” SEN AO pe yan EXORTIONS BY BRIDE RCN A 8 "WINSTON, trates Testimony With age in City Caused by Rain | Bewitching Smiles. and Wind Storm. ‘Mayor Calls Attack by Mr. Unter- myer “Indécent”—Chief Counsel | ee — omen ae socniniaiaenes. * President-Elect Sets Dee. WILSON CABLES i as Date for the FELLS OF FLIRTATION, BIG WINDOWS SMASHBi)| | Ill,"So Committee Inquiry Is Post- Meeting. = | poned—Backer’s Counsel Fails WILL HAYS UNDER EIRE. THAnn$ 10 LEAGUE |Says Mrs. Hilly Made Love cia Killed When Swept Off to Free Him. Dinner Guest in Presence | Platform — Woman Harding’s Close Friends Blame} FOR ITS GREETINGS of Half-Blind Husband. | Dies in Auto Crash Him for Causing Misunder- | } | as a | _— | — ti About Roo! national testimony was given in Strong westerly winds and Standing OU Oot. @White Plains to-day at the second] gales which set in this afternoon, | Proud to Be Cousidered (oj) triai of the divorce notion brought by, the Weather Bureau predicts. Have Played Part in Pro. Henry H. Tilley, a wealthy contrac-| will last through the night, with Robert P. B inlicted by indell, President of the Building Tradés Council, was By David Lawrence. Special Correspondent of Thet the Additional Grand Jury this afternoon for attempted ex- tor of Mount Vernon, against Mrs.) the weather clearing and grow- his ey tortion. He was held in $100,000 bail, the largest, according to his at- : Evening World. molting Concord, Fimeretta Tilley. Clarence Dugan,| ing colder. Ships sailing from tr 4 es B . 8 : : x WASHINGTON, 17. (Copy- ee | private georetary toa Vice President! atiantic porte have been warned torney, Martin W. Littleton, in protesting against the amount, ever fixed Madi. 1920.)—President-clect Harding WASHINGTON, Nov. 17--Preai. of the New York Central Ratiro: 4| hee Twelve inches of | ul a criminal case in this State. may be far away from the politicians | Company, ts corespondent snow fell in Buffalo to-day and t night, and snow is reported | to be heavy through Ohio, Vir- ginia, Southeastern Michigan, Western Pennsylvania and West- | ern New York. dent Wilson to-day sent the tollow- Wrinmiell and his counsel had been notified a little after noon of the muictment, Brindell came to the Criminal Courts Building shortly after 2 o'clock with J. J, O'Connor of his counsel. Mr. Littleton joined them - and they went betore Judge Mulqueen, Clerk Cowan informed Brindell he had beer indicted for attempted exto: Following testimony of private de- ‘age to Paul Hymans, Presi- | {eotives Bernard Huss and Dorothy dent of the Assembly of the League | babie of Manhattan, who sald they | natied Mrs, Tiley and Dugan to"Long Reach and saw them sitting on the] ardwalk, hugging and the factions inside t Repubtiean | but vor ing me: Party, geographically speak there are some th & going on | of Nations now in session at Geneva: theless during his absence which [n | "Phe greetings so graciously ¢ determination of | . ss 0 graciously sand under the b een Naw es = | sent me by the assembly of the |, lasing for three hours. Mary| Four deaths, Wi Harling to keep the party] ind kissing i ieee © “T desire ww enter a plea o: arren ote Learue of Nations through you | Bowers, 2 former maid of Mis, Tilley, Woman, with the Wo enter a plea of not | | ou Ki te Keegy hime 03 | oh tt i be ater harmonious and ) himself fr have grati me very deeply in- | Was called. She sald that while at| fifth, resulted from f pisey' a. vist Oe aay from entangiement in the matter of | t . Se 7 | f ‘ : 1 Ny: of the most lb , | ant : the dinner table Mrs. Tilley “made| violent rain and wind storms which ROBERT FP BRINDELL | for ten days’ time to make the proper campaign funds, | ‘deed! Fait indeed Drains to) ke ever” at Dugan while she was talking| have visited New York and its vicin | motion 4 change of plea.” In‘t! ; t becam wn} Considered to have played any |, her husband. The maid testified|!ty at this season for many years Judge Mutqueen sald a week: was Sthe first place, it became known | y ; her husband. t s ieeenne jes i Beer ae ea REOR inal part in promoting the coltrord of | tnat Mr. Tilley, who is slowly becom-| One man, perhaps more, is m f . lent delay in bis court. | 0-1 tha Shih Root had be i r 20" ghich overt ed f ne objectio: y Mr. Li i ? Mi hove to-day that Mike nations with the establishment of | ing blind, could not see Mrs. Tilley, | from a scow which overturned in th ® Jections by Mr. Little nvited to come to Marion on T rae eal lige ‘ storm ‘ - fon the time for making motions was ‘ i > sich an Instrumentality as the | Supreme Court Justice Morschauser| § j 5 et lo expire Noy : League, to whose {ner poliey and particularly the Le easing influ- directed Miss Dpwers to {illustrate A gale which reac 1 the velocity enue enti 6, the day after i; once and succeas T look forward | how Mrs. Tilley acted. She bowed /of sixty miles an houy and see to] are ee 5 Eh e Nations. The P ele with increasing confidence, Per. her head and aid she did not think| the height of eighty miles off the Jer- irse of (he argument P| aah j U —_—— dileate clearly > schanstinniiae ani tian Aaa 19, to discuss questions of for te ee | f Taal rt Republicans rform-| sey Coast, last night and ea this peclul Assistant District Attorney asked other distinguls a 4 \ ithe | mit me to extend my personal | she i go through the perform. | 8¢¥ | tw hin al . brought calls of a stre: |Staniey Richter son-in-law of Sum to confer with) him arectings to the assembly, if they ance g [mars ° sit ia that) Brveline a amie hed 2 3 g , rm sat set other was uel Untermyer, couns ot ice significance of the Moot visit 19 (hat | nee an ane eres tect | MDid you aver age re, ‘Tilley teise- (from SR alls eect Legit ' | | icici sopeen| tae hesaad cis see fair ‘ ousy 1 ragged fro nchorage off S eC vod Ci e, handed th me t reveals Mr. Harding as anxiols i? | them, together with an expreasion | ing Dugan ot did you ever see Dugan) dragged from her ’ | U. Mrs. Charlotte Palmer Held 5 ‘ | ots eee | . of the 1 s pes were uprooted, ment to Mr. Littleton, who looked it obtain the advice and ¢ 1 ot th ae ha 2" Justice Mor-| Pleton, S. I. Trees w uprooted, : rt of ope and bel : hie hand on her?" Justice a A ~ ah 3 Rees Maneater oC StH faite a i i. a be let uae thelr Put » boar >. L never did.” | telegraph aad telephone poles blown | | Up in Her Home by Three jever- i In the second place. 4 y Hard.) se) pees Yana sone ry Just how she| down, shingles ripped from the rots! Gin) Batic F Fathers Back pan - Men—Police Sile “The District Attorney,” said ing han let it be known through his| % the whole cltilized world.” som, show, (He INT IB NOW eee ousea end! hig) shaw _windowh alls From Father's Back Burns Brothers and Madeira, Men—Police Silent. Mr, Richter, acke thet bail be ‘ let it he kno | AY i : ts & duetige Métal o! E ' | M 2 a friends thet tie dcen't want the Re- |, THE memage sent by Af Hymang)made those eyes,” Ju |wmashed. The damage was estimated and Flames Overtake Mrs, Hill and Company Must | oe fixed at $100,000. There sre rea- ' publican Campaign Comaiitiee to ac |! Th x me % an ee iy Mina Dowers bent her head to one| #t thousands Herk and Baby Testif Profiteeri 1 owas Med to-day® that on| sen% This indictment is but one, i ; eae he Assembiy the Leasgu M owers ben’ ‘ 2 E ras en, No. 469 and Baby. Ds) rofiteerine Sant tributions of extra ora Nations has by unanimous [olde in a coquettish way end then| ae LE Y Mi a ian No b | estify on Profiteering, Moria Rivas BOIBAIN man ate fist a a long series, some of j ne up t at} ; | Fou enue, Long Island City, was | i i Boe oeacme nce | Vote inetructed me to send you | puckered up her lips and made lov- joe Se TASCEM rs ere tated Gayo aii oeleramiselllaes pre 7 working apparently on an inside jov,| Which sharge & | sonsummated } ‘ BA(00.000; Inctaied: aueng ne | tte ow at greet! 4 - |ing eyea at the Jury, Justice Mor- | rue : . a . ‘i ‘ a ‘ Armin W. Riley, Assistant Wnited | neta 4 M BY > father than an attempted crime, . ts to he abeotutely span greetings and to ox ne Oye : an automobile at Broadway and §'xth gestroved a two-story | Awalliag rl 1 rs, Charlotte “Palmer,| gxtortortiona are charged rang: Mu campeign. Ho wants to} preas ita earneat wishes that yo wchauser asked Miss Dowers to show : une dwelling in ohare of ‘a oe] Wiisationmimalinll or ex press ial hat you Avenue, Long Island ¢ and dled | wealthy and prominent society | ing from $26,000 to smaller su iy vtiaal ape a = ‘aie | may be speedily restored to com- | him personaily, and the girl bent her a short time later In St. John's Hon early to-day in the Vaux Hall section pr ring campaign, an-| woman, in her home at No. 69 East Th defe dant i ube iz 4 hereby hance a tale i tg : . 1 St. John [oleae a a Wis ica oman, in her home 0. 69 Eas defendant is a ve ; pli ie auben TIRE OF HARD-| Plete health. | head over on her shoulder and puck | pital. The car sped away before its Of Union Township, near s afternoon that he will| 0th Street, and after beating her wealthy man as a result of i HA nee PRiENDS | ‘Tho Assembly recognizes that |ered her mouth until her dimples} oe cout be learned Fifteen other persons eases Naa issued for two of the | MAde away with close to $400,000] experiences in this city in the last i} { r , tc that there have| YOU have dono perhaps more | showed bewltchingly, tod ana | About the same time and two dend are Mrm, Hermina Merk and her! viegost Neon Yor lontors Worth OF valuables year and a half. | advies the ; eit oe n any ny t Tho court room was crowded and} Be a aun tint SEIN: on rk City « eulers . : yaa ear differences of uptnion| ‘han any other man to Iay the | The court room was ne blocks away, Agnes Shark f No. | daughters, Catherine, aged seven, and | turns. a rans enna ner waH AO severely beaten | Court that the amount of his ex- ‘ Bs nKeS n-| foundations of the League. It |Anectators leaned forwanl cagerly, | oo5 seventh Avenue, Long Island : t ed medical attention tortions will reach close t ! inside: the Repuliiiesn: Tn! ie |/ fools confident that the present | Miss Dowers deciared that Dugan! city, was run down by an a 1 Kean ae Gaagae pobenere(a Ta, Hil € Company Detectives are ing on the | million dollars.” : ahi cerning the wanagement) OF ‘ele Mee mettre greatly advance | wns a frequent vialtor at the THley| 114 jwaed and driven by aVilliam A Mrs. Werk, her husband and four} 0 14% Liberty xtroet us All 1 matio withheld a } sister. ree speechmaki. 7 } campaign ani part plenty, : he {hone principles of oo-operation Borger and that Mra, Tilley often! sick, of No. 222 Wranklin Strect, Lang /ehildren were awakened ty orien of (, i brie apsshiit io Palmar home-and iby the police. |this characte.” eald Mr. Littleton | | gard to tts pnane uy rman | between all nations which you asked her if #he did not think Dugan |imiang City, Mer aloll was fractured. fre, Merk took two cht tren, one tn] yecumed te gine ne ne ad with some teak tie w dleavaen At ' Republican auton Be ave done so muop to promote.” {was @ Jovoly looking man. St, John's Hosp! gronm aay her : refused to give hin infor " eat, “It Is a disgrace to | : ave done #0 5 i ovol St. lospital surgeons say her) exch aym. Catherine clung to. his ; lic Justice thus to has not had such an easy time pre-| e "Whon 1 told her 1 thought le! on avton te acrioun, Sek 1 charkd | ck with her arma ermal ate nat | ghoul the com anu the source af the | J. F. FORT, FORMER pubile iuaice thus to mate suble serving harmony inside tae ranks as] Jloaked like a monkey,” aald the wit- | © ipa Reso : ; a Kl coul they handle, The firms, he sald, charsea, © uch ball was ever ex- im sees eae may have. aup-| WICE PRESIDENCIES eas, “eho pulled my har” i mint dale aK ae na nat been |” he wt ried downstatra, followed by | eit te required t . an GOVERNOR, DIES | actea befate, Itsammaunts to a) dike © outs i y aoe } While the mald was testifying Mra. ne of the men killed not heen hin wife with the huly. On the way te n mand for punishment before gullt | posed, Ho tis been th oD of] IN LEAGUE SOUGHT | riticy icept ser sted an the identified, but 1 thought to be Janes ¢ lonaoned’ Her hale. Mer Deter! neds Bsa Jurist R Veaeea Gellao mul ntact No anoua conatderable eritietsin by the ortginal witness, nally COMA D RO te as kase: Dutnnei’ Avoriin ae a e tad | rene from eww uri | 1 : who seem fo bear a BY MANY NATIONS jt; tind to be taken to an antoroom, |Short of No. 1716 vat : ning Be, SRiGyes. Wisi he wus faRtKnal NCA le H ‘ |the defendant into prison without him for his allowed | Court was adjourned for ten minutes | Brooklyn. He apparentiy was blown ing him. When i tiatide nether) ns wim Si edie e Had Been learnt ChE: L Gohalnerrannae i . i until Miss Dowers recovered. from the ond of the platform to (he «wife nor Catherine were te be ¢ Year and Hall Molant : ibidean National Aiald Fenaste. ‘Tu ‘i } aa Cintiia aawlbite Hiavonk) Goad ince Your ang suMetant bail ’ Great Britain Expects Two Such einen cetieeeeet= elevated tracks of the Ih Ro T. atl geen | alge a this Pa Convention at Chleage, They Instat aaa oy ry Bridge Street and Mytle Avenue, and) ferk puwled bavi ine teering Jersey, died thin after . udge Mulqueen said that if counse rat whon the recess was taken on{ Posts; Japan One—Argentine's |B. R. T. STRIKER de ' ; r f n — in abun Othe eer sel paul nbd aearched, jut gould not everul trains had passed over lie ody, Saturday after the drift toward Views Explained. | ADMIT KILLING |“ ree on the amount of bail } " © April, 1919, when he} he would follow his custom of accept- ered 4 paraivtie stroke while da-| ing the suggestion of the District At- ] emen alse fog «| PAYS $100,000 TO BE (Gontinuellon Ninth Bane) ite ecg mush jenteging cant . Wace, Wath WeteaneN. 1) ied! Gu live tues RID OF WONDER GIRL gieri'tive wimmor at spring tanks, pun] (ONMeY, He sald he considered $100,000 = wile /haue orneay’ + Plead Guilty of Manslaughter {In | Place, Toei, peaneea ta leg Hateeatt ; —— Wai broNGne: aber with. | ® flr amount, in order to establish « } to the Adseobly = ing the night in St, Prancts Hospital, | 4 Leno r ork and the sy di tous wmbe the | . = i 4 LEAGUE TO HOLD ? Nations in the Connection With Death Jersey City, He was a helper on mn pany were found iy the basomen ago Ol Bhowing a ur it. He was | Peasonadl a urance that the aacea ' y A pee “ xiyelght years old Jant would appear in court when i NEW MEETING TO_ | oe No at tha twelve of You? express wagon and while blankettng| having fullen with the t Vormer Gov. Kort restened from the | wanted. . . } ‘ | Vice Prew 1) the Assembly 4) } oO & iftven persons tn the Federal Trade Comutesion a year ago GET HARDING VIEW |)". | Three former euarda of Rrooklyn| — (continued on Geegnd Page) |," tte Mitern other 4 Kesevnl Trade Comulaion « your a0. | FULL DETAILS OF BRINDELL IN- 1 pags. ck hrouga her’ qe. [Hard Transit Company — traine | === == == wee | CHICAGO, Now. 17-—Aerbert P. Crane, | wna a delonate at covered recat DICTMENT. | Session to Be Called Soon Atter | minione, was eaxneetod ty obtain two, ihe fit genres a cea T the prvoles| al PPT PTT IRISH PRISONERS Fwno admitted » it { ' ' wt Mlecanvantise In 1914 he wan| The Indictment ‘accuses Brindell of 7 ' yn Supreme fLourt before Justice 5, i [Ovar &: ot " Nuoeee as ust son . envay tot in- | oxtorting $7,600 on April 16 last from Ss { with Japan nnd South Ame Peyea be oe e vertisers anion \ t tn 5 Pp } His Inauguration In IESE Bias Mem ante i re\. | Cropsey. They had been charged Classifi , SHOT WHILE “LEEING het 1 f Wonsler Hepubll (tn 1915 te Hadth Jacob Fradus, a contractor, by Mareh, fan : “with murder in the first degree in I t t : , y athe Qarae MESeueN : E will be elected Thuraday r ¥ = ng to do uniawful injury to LONDON, N HANEV A, N sen Connection with the death of Verd INUPOVCAMT SF ois ot Six Arrested Last Eventne| GIRL AUTO DRIVER FINED. preventing im HORPLY Vs 1 a ry Rand Bvvedinan, seventeen years old, 1 cusgined advertising copy for 4 ie ' wii i r tracts by threat- 1 S t rd 4 F othe Ten ¢ OO ZTE 61th Street, Brooklyn, who |] Phe Bunday World should be ia ‘ i nt on’ hin: work. } ' Res nike ¢ a A Ae was Killed whe na group of 14, ft. 7, |} The World office _ ra | , be second count charges that eas ; coavisnl jo “hues stoned a subway trainin the 1 On or Before Friday WHITRGATE, « wind, | Segond h ie kowite, “ax dinod| Lrindel attempted to obtain thie t ; 6 ten i If ‘ y . ' FoOKLYN | money by threats to do unlawful in- i Meee ead IIALOH COR AAG . Inee wha ware permitted to Preceding Publication ; Pr on A ‘ \ paid ewes wnretorrod by Batmniman! sury to the property of Jacob Fradus, ; tha oovanuc® the Dally uraphis § ka i tid guilty on the leswer charge w (iessif et Advertisements Received ‘ f . ai eri aoe 1 Wha hadminantenelisce ea orenaeal | qaid to-day Wes Del Papia, No. 1204 Gouh Stre / “TER 8 A. M, 2 1 Would r t wa is Teattte | ot 1 buildings at 37th Street and | ‘ mut fi aio) Colucclo, No. 1490 6th since For pu ileution the following day : ; avenih 2 o, ty Pareatonl t The Gruphic's Geneva corres of s ‘ a a ‘ i ake permitting nth Avenue, by threatening tha will be called some (ime in Mareh (Continued Pagey | Stteeh all ot Br nd ved Receives the Preference. ha emu ‘ y | k would be stopped, when the United Blates will be | veiog fourth defendant om VHE WORLD. “ its , ee tarthor wat PN et ap erp BL i) plows ang an aye b third count alleges that Dyin. uwiked 40 aubuelt ile ideaw, News on Page 2%.) Plead gullly of mansiaughtes i wale ade ing up the completed contrack lan argument over rent, doll attompted to induce by waang- - } ‘4 ; Be ih / A oe