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‘THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1920 MISS ZINDERSTEIN, INCENDIARY A CoRR SANA ak ® UNTERMVER TAKES (WILSON HOPEFUL TO GALL BOLLING — HAND IN THE TRIAL) OF ADDRESSING | AS A WITNESS AT OF BUILDERBACKER JOINT SESSION) SHIPPING BOARD Also Questions Talesmen Sum- Howevet, May Veto|President’s Brother-in-Law Ex- ‘veh hk sketch of the new school be- ing drawn as to proposed cont, The Board decided in 1914 upon phe Queen High Gchoo), estimating the coxt at §2%5,907, although no pinne were drawn as a basis for the estimate. , Snyder said he believed the bise Ot the estimate was classroom units ‘end activities. ‘The final estimate of the Board five a years lator was $600,000, which was oe {based on plans and specifications, But _ when the bids were opened the lowest ‘Was $781,000, which the Board of Esti- mate refused to confirm. Subsequently TENNIS STAR, IS FIRES eT Linvan GCE SEAGOING ‘ ENGAGED TO WED |< OTREST KICLINGS |:/ON THtAtRSORING | -ON THA = DO GREAT DAMAGE IN, a WERPOL AND COR ey bal “Likely to Have Bad Effect (Continued From First Page.) Is Scandinavian-Amneérican Liner Has Sad Story of Feast That ¢ Was Spoiled SAD story of Thankex Day was brought to town to-day by Scandin: Ainerican Uv . yy on Situation. ROM®, Nov. 29—The Pope following with anxious interest the development of the situation im Ireland, and is deeply grieved at the dally reports of bloodshed. ia vine the ner Family) extra » Vinn police as a precaution agninst j i ~ 5 States, whiew left C hagen 0! thy was the lowest bid, but the se Spr. His Appearance Before ected to Go on Star possible untoward tncidents, follow- Learning of the a:rest of Arthur tates, whicw teft Copenhagen ¥e @ontractor refused to sign and his se- MOned tr tofanad Jury Ser ‘ Jog the disclosures’ of an alleged | Griffith and Prof, MacNeil of the Nov. 18, with 842 passengers avd : Tits wes tected, vice Before Judge Rosalsky. Congress Next Week, To-Morrow. Sinn Fein conspiracy tor operations | Sim Fein, he inquired the effect | 75 lite turkeys in crates, : When new bids were sought the ~ : i — aoa i Se in England, Mt set produce, and Mia an- turkeys were for the © lowest was ; 25 2 TAK " Aw an additional precaution a police| 8¥°red by @ prominent Irishman Thanksgiving dinner, but some 4 $986,700 on Maken orgudty ant Samuel Untermyer, chief counset |IN FEAR OF BREAKDOWN. ze WY ilniee Bolling, Snot: in-law motor boat, armed with a machine} ‘2&t both men exercised a moder- | body opened the crates the nigitt A Gi, the Mdveation Bard at| O° ‘Oe Lackwood Committee: nad of President Wilson and treasurer of un, was placed on patrol along the| ®t! influence on their followers, | before and when Thursday % Dennis E, Connors submitted | tiple activities to-day at one and] Message Likely to Suggest Im-]| the Shipping Board, is expected to be river front of the Houses of Parlia-| ‘8@refore thelr —dinappgarance dawned the birds were perched Would probably have a bad rather than a good effect. ment, The Jatest Sinn Fein developments in England were discussed at an Im- portant conference this afternoon at 10 Downing Stieet, the official residence of Premier Lloyd George, between members of the Government and the heads of the police organiza- tion ‘ The conferees included the Premier, @ bid of $1,062,000. “When Charles B. J. Snyder, Super- * tntendent of School Buildings, was ox- ~ gamined it was brought out that the Board of Bducation experimented with > group bidding last your. Mr. Sarswell intimated that the situation thus aris- ing was taken advantage of by con- tractors in pportioning the work of ‘ew schools among themselves. all over the ship, in the rigging, on the wireless apparatus, every where, The crew spent most of the day trying to catch them Some of them preferred suicide in the ocean to the axe of the executioner, and others were caught too late for dinner. the same time preparing for the re- ‘a witness to-morrow before the Walgh ‘Congressional Committee investignt- Ing Shipping Board affairs, together with Alonzo Tweedale, and Lester 9i the board. Chairman Joreph Walsh of the com- inittee, when asked this afternoon at the commit: © hearing in the Hotel mediate Reduction of Tax Burdens. sumption of the Committee's hearings to-morrow, questioning talesmen for | the Extraordinary Grand Jury md alvo appearing in General Sessions before Judge Rosalsky to interrogate tulesmen in the trial of George §. Backer, gharged with perjury lle received news of a decision by Justice Hotchkiss in the Supreme night and the alleged incendiary ef- fort here were laid beforesthe mints- ters, Indications thut the officials are concerned over the possibility of fur- ther efforts in London was given in the attendance of G Horwood, | comptroller, ery former sevtretary of By David Lawrence. (Special Correspondent of The Eve- ning World.) WASHINGTON, Nov. right, 1020), 29 (Copy- ‘Congress gets back next | ALIMONY UNPAID, i a Winaton' Spencer Churchill, Secretary |COmmissioncr of Police, and Str Basil ; t u week to tt 1 Dee - . pence chill, Secretary at si Reyer cover to you hat thore| Court refusing to interfere with the s regular December ses-| pennsylvania it the men named are for War: Sir Mamar Greenwood, {Thompson of Scotland Yund JAIL IS THREATENED mat &@ combination among the| committee's eubpoonus and had an|sion, but whether President Wilson | to testify to-morrow, declined to state Chief Secretary for Ireland: Speaker | TH€ Irish Office made ny official] - contractors?” Mr. Carswell asked. appointment through its assistant) delivers his annual address in person, | that they had been subpoenaed, but Lowther of the H f c statement, ‘but the'attitude of high ¢ _°No; the only though I had,” replied] counsel, Meier Steinbrink, with re-l ay ne has 4 | suid “they may ‘be called to-morrow." aga the & e House of Commons | authorities was that the Sinn Fein} William HH. Budd, Actor, of MMMENAM CLAY svar “wan that the| gard tc) woteeuaraine ‘payeants ox e lone 90 many times before, | a4 Wey may Oe oats toe a © heads of the Metropolitan |movement was dissipating itdelt Ina) Vontars, Adjudged in Contempt “grouping scheme had failed to work current contracts pending an exam- or whether he wi!) send it to be read to be discontinued after Wednesday, Police and Scotland Yard final effort. ‘ The clos f The Liverpool docks were ‘visited q in Whi ins. out.” snation Into thelr wood faith and treo-| PY & clerk, an other Presidents used! qt jeast until after Congress assem: Peer wh oltre Biter! bien by thousands of curious persons to- by Court in White Plains : “CURRAN BOLTS THE HYLAN|“°™ from collusive bidding. 0 do, is still undetermined, bles, this was regurded as practically vommons followed |day, despite the stringent rules ofthe! wilams Hardenburg Budd, a mov- INVESTIGATION. Borough President of Manhattan Mr, Untermyer turned up unex- peotedly at the Backer trial and his eppearance at once startod objections The President himself wants to make a farewell appearance at ‘the Capitol and ts said-to be well enough an admission that Mr. Bolling, Mr. Tweedale and Mr. Sisler will testify, Groom to Be is John Butler Jessup this meeting, Incendiary fires. have caused tre- mendous damage in Liverpool and sentries, ‘The visitors pressed closely as possible to the rulns along the docks, left of millions of dol as smouldering ] that was ing picture actor, who lives with bis grandmother, Mrs, Frederick Herri- Ss i % : th of No, 81 Park Avenue, Yonkers, J), Meaty H. Curran doclarea/himseit as| to the form of hia questions by Til. |t0 do 40, Yet there 1 always a risk | oq an copertun Bolliay Sas dontend of Wilmington, Del. a Cork, No. estimkte: of. the cost offtulldinas und gosta; =~ | ee Gasuggeai in contemnpt OF Grant am insurgent against the Mayor’s| mand L. Mooney, Rucker's Shona with one who has had a nervous Aa Sh GORA cae big Veteran of the 107th. those in the former city have yet POP REAL Ie taste paren ih siaeeiee Coat, *) a ; Cy cipal in an allege: sache " oy y Justice s a Emeee 40 perstat ia ahaa Seta “Do you feel,” Mr. Untermyer asked |breakdown that excitement might|iribe of $25,000 from the Downey| BOSTON, Nov 29—The enrage- eae Bae beyond the statement|“NICKY” ARNSTEIN White Plains, to-day. It wes all- Hinrcity oie the Soikwied eas a talesman, “that the charge of per- as jean Sevarrente of the same! shipbuilding Corporation of Staten| Ment of Miss Marion Hall Zinder-|1. Sock ea oa nee PLACED ON TRIAL) '*#¢@ » counsel for Mrs, Adeline © méttes's ullding investigation, He)", Ls reisap ca beeacibrabvedes it eped (rouble. Whenever any decision boa) igiand for “the securing of a sbip-| stein, tennin star, to John Busler Jes-| much an $1,000,000, The latter foor a wudd, of Yenkors, who has Begun 7 f \s “ y 000,000, ¢ 5 ow! fr “ joimed ©. Wier Charlon H, Craig, 'r. Mooney objected-that the words ing a building contract, sup of Wilmington, ‘ action for separation, re. “| Who bas not only stayed away from "meetings having to do with the oi _ , sMministration’s self-inguisition, b | hap refused to produce the records of he department, which have every- thing to do with contracts, “At the fast ecesion of the Board of Wetimete tere was a distinct i that we have not gone over the details of to-day’s invest!~ Leong with the Lockwood Com- It is common knowledye i STEINBRINK, ald: “If we should decide to call wit- same Witnesses,” explained Mr. Stein- brink,!“the city would naturally defer _ to the wishes of the Lockwood Com- mittes. “This city investigation nega not ‘that body can accomplish is to give a kaleidoscopic view of city contracts and then pass on.” “After the Lockwood Committee touches upon a subject within our ‘understanding that there was to be a “charge of perjury” did not strike at anything. Judge Rosalsky asked ‘Mr. Untermyer to amend his question. “Do not perjury—false swearing strike at the foundation of justice, and could not justice be administered if perjury were tolerated?” Mr. Unters myor asked. “No,” answered the talesman “Lat us suppose,” said Mr. Unter- myer, “that a man has testified under oath and ‘has been trapped, straight- way testifies to another story, Would that affect your judgment as to whether or not he wae @ perjurer?” Mr. Mooney objeoted to the charac- terization implied in the word “trapped.” Mr, Untermyer, while Mr. Mooney commented sarcastically on his “graciousness,” repeated the ques- torney of New York County follow- Ing the election of Charles 8. Whit- man to the Governorship, has been retained by the committee and will have an active part in some of the * on Court's Allowance, to-day and asked for $28,798 alimony, alleged to be due from her former husband, Frank Van Horn, formerly 4 member of the banking firm of A. B. Leach & Co. She claimed that he was about to sell his home at Murray Hill, near Summit, N. J, for $60,000. She said that she had bbtained a writ of ne exeat, preventing him from leaving the State, as she had learned Mrs, Van Horn, the mother of his three children, asked for an order compelling Van Horn to pay some ot the back alimony, but her divorced husband's lawyer claimed this would to the Prewident’s health the mem- bers ‘of the President's family have always played safe by avolding the risk altogether. That's why it seems unlikely that Mr. Wilson will go to Congress, though he is strong-willed and may insist upon doing it. There are those who think the President might be per- suaded to postpone his visit until the close of the session in Maroh and say goodby ‘then, MAY SUGGEST A REDUCTION OF TAX BURDENS. From a political viewpoint, if for no other, there will be recommenda- tions in his message that Congress reduce the burden of taxes and also cut the cost of living. Of course it is unlikely that the Republicans, who President, since their own President will take office {n three months and call an extra session of Congress to adopt a legislative programme. The Democrats talk of wasted time Congress. the war, but he has by no means in- dicated that he would sanvtion the. kind of a tariff bill which the Repub- ltcans would put before him, G. 0. P, WILL HAVE HARD TIME WITH TARIFF, To work out any kind of tariff bill would take practically all of a svs- sion of Congress, and leaders of both cans who want high protection care nothing about a compromise bill, and without any influence from the White House the tariff bill that would be drawn would be strongly protectionist. A mysterious “approved list" of dealers in ship supplies was referred to by Samuel M. Hildreth, manager of the Belmont Packing & Rubber Com- pan} of Chicago, New York and Bos- ton, when he testified. Mr. Hildreth eald he had been un- able to seoure approval for any of tue bids by Shipping Board officials, aithough his bide were from 20 to 25 per cent. lower than those of suc- cessful rivals and despite the fact that his ‘asbestos and rubber pack- ing had been approved and used by the Navy Department. He made in- quiry, he paid, at the Shipping Board cfMfices here and aent two men to Washington to learn the reason for the discrimination. The sole result wag the information that his com salesman for the Belmont Packing and Rubber Company. Allegations of alleged petty graft- ing were made in testimony offered ‘by William EL Cash of No. 1609 Bev- Corporation and pocketing the pro- being built by the Virginia Shipbulld- ing Corporation, a subsidiary of the Charles W. Morse” yards, were ap- proved by a man named Rinehart, resident auditor of the district, Cash said, He added that he personally saw the eighteen cars of lumber diverted to a private housing project in Rosemont, Va., and Mater discoy- ‘The witness ascribed some of the laxity on the part of resident auditors to the fact that they were paid but from $2,000 to $3,000, or less than half what their salates should have been. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wynans Jessup of New York, was announced to-day. Miss Zinderstein, who Is the daygh ter of Mr. and Mra. Charles Anthony Zinderstein, has won num nle as ten championships, including Canadian and National Clay titles. During of 1920 8 she triumphed at Metropolitan, New York; Great Lake, Buffalo, and Sea- bright, N. J., and achieved the en- viable record of winning in seven major clase singles tournaments. Mr. Jessup, who served as an of- ficer in the 107th Regiment, 27th Di- Vision, is a graduate of Hamilton College, class of 1915 the Court on the witness said, varied from $10,000 to $20,000 per hull. Some members of the Board of Claims “thought Rogers was cragy" when he offered to do the work at $5,000 each Grandmother Accused Rose Con- nell of Depositing $10,000 In Bonds ih Her Name, The grand larceny charge against Rose lune Connell, of the Hotel Tou- raine, Brooklyn, by her grandmother, Mrs, Hannah Connell, elighty-two, No. granddaughter deposited $10,000 worth of liberty bonds belonging to her in the Federal Reserve Bank under her own name instead of under Mra& Con- nell’s, as she had been Instructed closely upon warnings posted by kome unknown persons saying that unless three officers held by the Sinn Fein were released within forty-eight hours vengeance would be sure. In Liverpool the setting of the fires ts charged against members of the Sinn Fein, and during the blaze one man was killed and five arrested. All are said to be members of the Irish organization. A despatch from Liverpool says that fifteen warehouses, chiefly stored with cotton, were set on fire. Two were burned out. , ‘The fires covered a wide area and kept the Liverpool fire brigades busy all night. In most cases the fires had obtdined a firm grip on the buildinss before the brigades arrived, and two of seven of them In apd near the docks. Several gasoline cans and some par- affn w found in the vicinity of several of the burning bulldings, POLICE AT GRIPS WITH AL- a revolver and almed at the foremost men was captured, At a cotton warchouse In the Nortn End a gang of incendiaries also opened fire on the police and bullets pierced the clothing of two constables, with- out hurting them, hov.ev' The police made a rush upon the warehouse, but all of the men escaped. While these were the only times certain houses of which they had in- formation, and four of the occupants were taken and detained, no that a present the police have five of th ten implicated’in setting fire to: the Along With Others, 1s Charged With Bringing Stolen Securities into Washington, D, C. WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.—Jules W. (“Nicky”) Arnstein and three oth- ers were placed on trial to-day in the District of Columbia Supreme Court on indictments charming the bring- ing of Stolen sedurities into the Dis- tnet of Columbja from New York, The co-defendants with Arnstein are David W. Sullivan, W. W. Eusterday and N.S, Bowles. In questioning the salesmen the at tourney for the defense laid on whether they were stockholders in ony one of several Washington banks in which some of the alleged stolen securities were hypotheticated. SELLS BUSINESS , It’s Collison's Third Matrimonial a large sum. son's third matrimonial venture. He js a veteran of the Civil War. and Donators! stress up- | AND MARRIES.AT 80) . vai, [PENNY A POUND PROFIT] =" 7 Budd has received none of the ali- mony of $25 a week allowed her by Justice U. Addison Young on Oct. 6. Budd is sald to be related distantly jto the Harrimans of New York City. He sald he was out of an engage- |ment and was unable to pay the jarrears, Counsel announced un |the money was pald to-day he would get Sheriff Nossiter to put Budd in jail } ae Hees: PRIEST BEATEN | IN HIS OWN HOME tity Pastor Attacked by Two Women and Man | Who Escape. | Jersey Man both houre se ° ; ; | tion leaving out the offensive word. |4", sanate Roapiat oh set its | Sany was not on the “approved iet."|t® sell the hulls direct it would have enna heal pees in She ci, Jay, cag completed, thls, after. | me Ey san + tae vee tw It has been announced that mis Renate ‘The testimony of Mr. Hildreth was | Pealized no profit from their sale. = James B. Archer, a Special Agststant | {Ne recto Chure! Mees 2 rth End. | +, r the case. yo! a ros Charles A. Perkins, District. At.| the recommendations of a Democratic| _ctorated by Frank E. Stringer,| Bids received for removing the hulls, OTe? occurred on the North Ends prosecutor for the case. | Lady of Mount Carmel, No. 8 Broad lway, Jersey City, this afternoon, in- quired for the pastor, the Rey, Joseph Maseatl, and when he appeared started to beat him. ‘The priest fought his assailants off and rushed opportunity and will INN FEINERS. | hetp. that we propose investigating city con-| lore ‘mportant prosecutions, Arthur setae race Ole aputuseie st erly Road, Brooklyn, who from July,| The witness, whé contended that| pesca a Pisa ohe ie an eu aay abe aan ee ecel frects only. Mr. Untermyer, chief/C, Train, former Assistant District| i ictory tactics und political expe-| 1918 to September, 1919, was a travel- the Board had mage a good barguin) 8s ginn Felners ix two places Venture —The Bride a hath te kil told! the bolleavee: counsel of the State committee, has Attorney and law partner of Mr. anes, Republican leaders already |!" auditor for the Shipping Board |!" the Rogers contract, cited the case bashes Ark Ware TAEINE, Dante Ward, Widow of 60. Father fone carne valsasea - advised that that body will not go into| Ferkins, was retained Inst week, cuhter with this ry: Woula |i? the district embracing Boston, | 0f two wooden hulls in a Maine ship- ares caciine Heniee . serves that o' oe was ity Goutrects beonuse it te not within EEL pene Giese Sagdia hayunicen Philadelphia and New York. yard which were omitted from tho|® erga Sta te rare aa Soneial to The Evening World.) his ela acc Rs CORN ae ioe . . FE). ve 29.—) vi A wi the scope of the investigation.” SEEKS TO COLLECT Tax Bill, cepecially one that pro-| Henamed Resident Auditor Wood- | Rogers contract. The Board was of- Nie potide Whea ne eae ing, joined | .BBAFORD, Del. Nov 2 a is vey pasyy re mrOiperca ma | “What the Lockwood committee is posed the ralaing of revenue by the hii of Portsmouth, N. H., and a| fered $4,000 for the t hulls, he said, getting! die'to & warehouse iy necessary for a man to retire from {dl Ofar! hal hla. weite0) BOS) about to do—just what now angie its $23,708 ALIMONY |Prveation of a protective tartmr?|™An named Bohannon, resident aud-|ut the bidder backed out and dis-| 1h” “uignborhood of” Parliament | Usmen 18 Order to be & alleoass SS uae a1 Gem teesty Macha aa probe will take—doea not happen to —— White House officials say Mr. Wilaon|!tor at a place not mentioned, as) appeared ibefore a contract could be) cee peta ee fieaciyed os Pollet Fe ———— be a matter of common knowledss."| Former Wife Says Frank Van|Would sign a tarift bill Af (t followea|tWo Who made restitution after| signed. Bids for the removal of the | "ty company with the officers, Ward |(t oo OO eee te eeeae ny Hg | Romaneili Seeks Doubt Cortifente. ‘said President Curran, Horn Is Th Wich ik the lines of suggestions on that ques-|®eing detected selling materials |two hulls, he sald, have ranged ll] gavaneed toward the men, and as ees Melty ug eee panaiad taz| An application for a cortificate of rea~ 0 : ars 1 a set [the way from $10, © $20,000, and| 4 sold out a rest “No CROSSING OF wires,” says| Horm Is That Much in Arrears | t.on which he hus already made tofowned by the Emergency Fleet | the Nitti tilt has the hulls on hand, | they approached, one of them drew sondible doubt In the case of John Ro~ manelll, Brooklyn undertaker, was made ‘The President has favored protec- | ceeds. , EASA mM Th faged ra |e PN, See TAO | ae a) eee Meler, Steinbrink, associa! .| Mrs. Eudora Van Horn, fifty, livin | policeman. ‘The weapon imi 0 | when arried Mrs. Emma J.| Brooklyn to-day. Romane! was oon- ‘eel, assured Mr. Curran con “here|at the Hotel Buckingham, wont be. {on for Infant industries and others youn a ha ates a AS GIRL FREED OF | and was then turned upon Ward, who mie oe Wilmington, at hia resi.| viewed of grand lereany in eoanection Srould be no “crossing of wires.” He| fore Chancellor Lewin of Jeracy City | “Hone economic relationship to the luseber sipned: (by ee emergensy LARCENY CHARGE, was snot aead, ‘The hue and cry was] jance here, The bride was a widow. | with the theft of 1.000 gallons of J tariff question has been disturbed by| Fleet Corporation to complete ships ie ralged immediately and one of the| {ne ts sixty years old. ‘This 1s Colli- | sitenol which were used {8 a. im \. sold last Christmas in and Connecticut, causing more then 109 ff deaths. by sides agree that unless there was an|@red that five of the carloads of lum-| 211 Congress Street, Brooklyn, was) that the police actually encountered deal even remotely with housing. To|that he and his second wife Were! assurance of compromise the timo| ber had been. sold to private com-|dismissed to-day by Magistr any of the miscreants at their work. Teanmsene use the words of Mr. Untermyer, all| going to California, would’ be wasted. But the Repubti- | panies. Geismar, Mrs. Connell said that the authorities subsequently visited Churches, Sunday Schools, || Public Institutions, Candy Committees sogpe,” said Mr. Curran, “we can|necessitate an accounting of the] 5.0, warren Harding will have hiv[T€ largest Government storehouse | to do. warehouse. All of them are reporte@| POUNDS~—-Fer ee oe salt you 30 pursue it to the finish. 1 could not/estate, An adjournment was taken to} ouies Keeping the advocates of a]#t Wilson Point, Va, he ‘declared,| Mrs. Connell also testified that she| to belong to the Sinn Fein movement ; siesith - eran Is FH 1 fst we lent Candy, affccd to spend the remainder of my|have this done, without any date be-} io tarite from going to extremen, so | ¥#® always threé months behind in| gave the money to buy the bonds to] Despatches from Cork say that city rene aitear - ince mi vena yids La | 65 + young life doing work which would |ing set for the final hearing. ane prospects of a compromise Dill are | Voices of goods shipped to contrac-|her daughter, Nora /A, Connell, the/and surrounding districts suttered Kadi Clute ies Gos cea ion han e be in conflict with or a duplication} ‘The couple separated in April 1910, fa tof, girl's aunt, and then asked Nora to|heavily. The following are among 2 : ef another body of prober: Over the objection of President La Guardia of the Board of Aldermen, Mr. Curran then moved for an ad journment subject to the call of the Chair pending a conference with Mr. Untermyer and the members of the and Van Horn was ordered to pay $2,500 a year, Mrs, Van Horn pleaded that she was without means, CONFESSES $300,000 THEFT, POLICE SAY brighter under the next Republican Administration than In the short ses- sion of Congress about to begin. with regard to taxes. Efforts will surely be made to get relief from tax burdeng and it will be more difficult Pructically the same situation exists for the Republicans to ignore the tax Special auditors, the witness said, had been assigned to the Downey Shipbuilding Yards to look into charges of padded payrolls and over- charges for materials used, Asked by Congressman P. H. Kelly if he had knowledge of any $10,000 take care of them, When Nora Con- nell became {il the bonds were re- turned to Mrs. Hannah Connell, Mag- istrate Geismar ruled that there was no evidence of the ownership of the bonds and ordered them turned over irrogate's Court the establishments thus far reported as elther gutted or damaged: Forrest, drapers, £16,000; MecGuark’s curio hop, £10,000; O'Connell & Co., wine and spirit merchants, £15,000. The recreation hall at Douglas, two miles from Cork, was gutted and the pa- Our Two Big For Monday, Nov, 29th ASSORTED HARD GOODIES —na collection of hard candy Daily Specials For Tuesday, Nov. 30th CHOCOLATE COVERED FIG CARAMELS—Fresh ripen- ee tlo tariff. ‘ Y 4 4 Lockwood Committee. mie, . bir om rarinition of policy will be re- |notes going through 4s vouchers, Casi) asin ciuwrged that’ ber father, | rochial hall at Blackrock, three miles pane i seine long patie ed to a golden lusciousness, and “gbould you decide to go on,” he | Assistant Cashier of Grand Rapids | quired from the Republican leaders 45) said he knew nothing of it as he did | \\\l! uth AUT ad Tel trom Cork, was damaged. which presents the newest novel- | | rich Caramel, blanketed with ou et ey Lenye ho wisncrem; for} Bank Had Been With it Nao i ee eeet tes of ths | uot examine the Downey books. He|three trunks of her clothing, valued | nAty'and therefore evidence as to|{ | tie and old-time favorites, | | Unexcelled, | velvety | Chocola do not desire to be a party to your a , country seems to be growing for somo| said that if such vouchers were of-]at $800. Connell suid that he had| who ts responsible has not been easy VERY SPECIAL MON. + BA es SPECIAL TUESDAY. 24 ) actions.” The resolution was not seo- Sixteen Years, kind of an emergency resolution to] fered some one would have to’know|sent the trunks to his daughter's! 1 optain. DAY, POUND BOX @ 44 POUND BOX bo onded. j GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Noy. 29,—| take care of the December payments | | ¢ i: apartment, ‘Che case was dismissed, |"" 4 statement issued by Dublin Cas- | “Stay here and attend to your busi- | Fred W. French, assistant cashier of [Of income taxes, In auditing the accounts of the Gro- a tle says: The Republicans would prefer to tackle the whole tax question afresh in the extra acasion of Congress, but “Read in conjunction with the docu- ments discovered last week in which plans for Sinn Fein reprisals ogain the City Trust and Savings Bank, of ness,” admonished Brooklyn Presid- this clty, arrested yesterday on dent Riegelmann as Mr. Curran rose We Are Also Offeringe———, NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES. ar SPECIAL ASSORTED CHOCOLATFS~—Here's a combination of j ton Iron Works, New London, Conn., Cash testified 3,000 errors were found psa charge of embezsiement, confessed, uc-| they may be compelled to permit the y 00: claiming: maitre: thy English towns of Manchester and ity, variety asd thorough candy excelleice. A package that you . THE MAYOR ERT cording to the police to-day that he|passage of an emergency reaolution,|!n the payroll, One man, he sald, mand: ais uo rai’ | Liverpool, among a number, were de- Qes AE fast oslo Wl ae Reet n Pet y had used for his own purposes at least| The Treasury Department is opposed | would hold four and five positions Tiogieters 1ots *hmee | talled, these things have a very sinis- |] ] Wie Boe otteed at a price which brands it the big. FLING. $300,000 of the bank's funda. He had|to the idea, but it is doubtful whether | simultaneously, each of which would 1a;" Tilek, M9: | ver aspect. The fact ‘of the police be- ae reac ia Amie: ea POUND BOK “We'll get along better witHout| been with the bank sixteen years, President Wilson would feel justified |. required forty to fifty hours # i ryear-| (ng fired on suggests that the methods @ : Curran,” said Mayor Hylan. “Icould|, ‘The shortage, according to offictais| 1M exercising w veto If Congrese took | oy “ a them eam noes [of the Bian Vain murder gang tn tre, - 2 S t ee full responsibility for the postpone-} wee Ie ame 100. Keen |1and are being employed agains ° explain why he ts quitting this meet-{of the Dank, has been accumulating ment and the conseauent effect upon! Payment by the Shipping Board to| jin, Mio! 18 URTe Cun: Vit: | English people, even if the personnel wo big Added ttractitons tng to-day, but I won't. for years. Directors of the bank metithe Government's fe: he Rogers Company of $5,000 per hull | 9 (Heel 129, i of the murderers !s not the same." Ser, Curran’then left the room und|this morning and deposited securities a de petnamcenl Carbs ting A HACE, -4700, tet aE —s For Mond. Ron Tused Ne amounting to more than double the for removing Gnip- | tre. \tald, 105, iadva, 108; "De, How! , r onda or Tues: th eaminaion ot Mr Tone | maine ha ahi e| MILK MAN HELD UP IN BRONX.|!""aye'wan arena by neers eae $85 i Wy "S| PLANS FOR DEFENSE’ ||| Fo y jay Res Tasatd of petimate and Loox.| Smounged, ine, soivener ‘of the Ark) Arewses 1 [. Tageren, former Secretary of the) EfSurit attars 42), lone: ow. | BY BRITISH CABINET}|| Milk Chocolate Italian Style wood Committee went into executive enue —_ and Robb’ Board of Claims and Contracts, when | year-olds aud 102, Piper, 111; Ket Fresh (wo Cc ’ . It was corf- | Mon, hg ream session y e oO ' st Grain Gam-| A man who gave the name of An-|he went on the stand, j, homes and geldin sect rey - “et sell eaitortes ee ee mares ae im Gem) ohio Leport, No 31% Bast 112th Streot, | tended in the report submitted by A. ’ emia “ands vate | Commissioner of London Police |, Pineapple Choeslates and affidavit which contractors WASHINGTON, Noy, 29.—Provention| Was arrested: to-day in Arthur Avenue, | M Fisher and W, R. Richardson that |’ and Head of Scotland Yard Our regular 79 stfact Ore) oe gambling in grain futures through| Bronx, charged with robbery and felont-|{ naddition to getting $5,000 each for ts Stores: New York, will be required in future to sign] of gambling In grain f hrough f Present at Meeting, goods, SPECIAL for + Our regular — 64¢ when engage id cily work in] a prohibitive tax on all speculative) ous nasault Ib alleged pid yes removing the wooden hulls, the) 4nd A , the day at 74c, which Brooklyn, Newark, goods. SPECIAL order that the city may be amply| deals in rain in to be sought by Son Rees Se aged him with a revolver | Rogera Company in many instances LONDON, Nov. 2 (United Press). |] j jp Be under the regu: Hoboken, Paterson ESR THE DAY ai ator Capper, Kansas, protected. No one would veuture an mile chiet Item) ond felled him. with « biacack, sold the hulls to the construction Plane for the defense of England ling price, ey 59c, which is Se under in a program of lee! lar 5 ¥ “ppinion as to how long tho session) |",,% QoTORTem Of lem enon ear Gone] Barra shouted for help, and Patrol ithout effort er expanes hone See agaiget Sinn Fein attacks were for- ||| SPECIAL. For exact location seo | regular selling price. vould last, Figen mosis” next werk.” ea man MeGrady of Tironx Park station | Company. WIhONt otter et aries Seto rte, ee Wrest 'witte |mmutated to-day at a meting of the|| | POUND Seicobane @rvatert) | BOUND f } bill probably will provide {or f of| responded, Lepore will be armigned injand at 6 substantial pi a — " + Hirdomtand. 100) Trine, :, BOX Whe specified weight BOX 5 10 ner gent. of tho valug f the foods Went, Maraney Cour, to-moreay gorre Lagwren stated that if the Bmerg-| 10) Hank 0 108 wed, nS British Cabinet. a eeeaety ee imchaane thaobateinae inv ‘all apoculative ln was rf tae . dock firea in unday ency Fleet Corporation had attempted mere er