The evening world. Newspaper, December 14, 1920, Page 12

m ses hw ‘THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1920," \ NAVAL OFFICER |HOLD 2 FOR SCHWAB THEFT. | BRITISH DELEGATES RETURN. | SCHOOL DECISION WITHHELD | CinpeRrs LOSES NOVEL SUIT one atts 10 | Lieut, ter Footman, Also Had No Settlement Remehed on Dispost- Hoard of Education Seeks Welt to A by Vanderbilt. tlon of German Cables. Comper Payment of Clatinn. Reen I Conmnander Will |. George w WASHINGTON, 1) bane ' a e Get No Commission for Trans: | police, conte n 1 t * HARDINGS MIND TONIC | porting $5,000,000 Gold. | thete and wubs Lieut Commander SFOR HIS LEAGUE Ta ee eee _— ye WILL THE LOCKOUT OF 65,000 NEEDLE WORKERS BE PATCHED uP WITH UNION ? — a Wen! Not having « passport, Constantine BUTTONS = epmnades haa heen given a special document. by New York was warned to-day by the; the Swiss Government to enable him Loses este esa RIESE Washington Weather Bure: he up-|to cross the frontier into Italy. BANDITS LOOT A proach of a Gouthwest storm whieh will] 5. a fs a ‘er reault in dangerous @nles to-night. The] SAYS COAL WAS SHORT WerGrEt, eft COMMISSION IN THE ARMY JERSEY Town — THESE NEW YORK BUILDING INVESTIGATIONS “MEANS A STATED. STIPEND BUT A COMMISSION IN BUILDING J0B— THASS DIFFERENT Fa pa WHEN WILL A CITY IRELAND GET THE WILL THE SUNDAY REFORMERS INSIST ON US EATING > BLUEFISH | ee ae “GOV. SMITH TO DIRECT BIG TRUCKING FIRM | ON LEAVING ALBANY — HE HAS DE THE GOODS LIVERED BEFORE \ acer = ND ON eal ALLEGED BIGAMIST | Hap 20 WIVES—| MuST BE AN EXPERT ON HOME COOKED HASH —~—_—~—~_—~erroror’ BERLIN SEES A CLASH BETWEEN UNITED STATES JAPAN COMING — GERMANY HAS BEEN SEEING THINGS FOR, MANY MOONS EW HAVEN R.R. ANNOUNCES EXECUTION OF 4 $95,000,000 MORTGAGE — Many A COMMUTER WISHES HE COULD EXECUTE HIS CRIPPLE YOUR XMAS BANK ACCOUNT FOR ONE OF OUR CRIPPLED WARRIORS CREATING JEALOUSY The case, the first of its kind ever brought, hinged upon @ naval regula- tion providing that responsibility for @uch transportation rests with the captain of the vessel in question In Septemiber, 1919, the corporation, Jereated by President Wilson, sent $5,000,000 worth of food stuffs to Bul- garia, them in gold Secretary of the Navy Daniels for a vessel to bring the gold to this coun- try, and he aesigned the destroyer Laub, issuing an order superseding |the navy regulation and freeing both |the Government and the officer from all responstbility Lieut, Commander Phillips's con- tention was that the responsibility was his, in spite of the superseding order. Judge Hand ruled that the Seoretary had the right to issue the order and the officer had no alter- native but to act under it GALES TO HIT CITY TO-NIGHT ‘The corporation asked Storms Sweeping om South affected @rea extends from New York City to Block Island. ‘The local Weather Bureau states the low barometric pressure Monday over the Mississippi Valley haa concentrated into an intense storm in upper Michigan and has produced heavy rains throughout the East, It is pre- dicted the temperature here will reach freezing to-night. Moving Pletare Industry Pledges &2,500,000 for Starving Children. ‘The Moving Picture Industry, rep- resented by members of the Moving Pictures Producers’ Association and the Moving Ploture Theatre Owners’ | Association, met at the Hotel |Glaridge to-day and pledged their ald |to Herbert Hoover and Felix M. War- burg in raising $2,500,000 as their mart of the $43,000,000 fund which Mir) Hoover is endeavoring t r the starving necure Victrola X $125.00 In walnut or oak. aMiry, fm % XIV a that Government paying for | revallli prevalllng | stagistrate Reynolds in Adams Street 38th Street Telephone Orders Filled—Phone Fitzroy 1900—-Ask for Telephone Order Desk John J. McGraw, manager and part\their foreign o owner of the New York Giants, will Lal - brought to trial Friday before Federal | Judge A. N, Hand on the tndictraent charging him with violating the Vol-) stead act by having In his possession a bottle of whiskey during the night in the Lamba’ Club last summer, follow: | ing which John ©. Slavin, the comedian, received a fractured skull | It was learned yesterday that Mr avin and other members of the club ent when the acuffle between wand William Bo. have been asked to teatify actors called are Frank Belcher, ‘Th Walsh, John C. King, Edward Nica: and Winfield Leggett. - _ |CONSTANTINE STARTS HOME. nd to Reascend Throne of Greece. LUCERNE, erland, Dec, 14.— (Associated Press,)—Former King Con stantine of Greece, Queen Sophie and the other members of the royal party }left here to-day on the homeward Jour ney to Athens without ceremony. ‘They were cheered at the station by a great crowd. you Leaves Swi Accused of giving short weight, Will- jam Eacobellis, twenty-five, a coal dealer, of No, 314 Pearl Street, Brook- |lyn, was held yesterday in $500 ball by Court for examination Friday. Will- lam F. Erdmann, an electrician at the Brooklyn Navy Yard and living at No 927 Pearl Street, alleges Eacobellis sold him a bag of coal represented as welgh- {ing 100 pounds but. which contained only eighty-six pounds. Erdmann paid $1.25 for the coal. | Noted Sargeon Near Death. YOUNGSTOWN, O., Dec. 14.—In an} effort to save the life of Dr. W. 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