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. ee. pers. Arthur ‘appreciation MOTHER AND CHILD OF 2 DEAD BY GAS: NOTE HINTS SUICIDE eer ane Found in Room Engaged by Young Man Who Called Daily, Mrs. Dorothy Wiberg, who lives With uer two-year-old daughter in a furnished room at No. 148 East 45th Street, was found doad there to-day, seated in @ chair in the closet In which a gas heater was turned on. ‘The child lay dead on the floor at her feet. The landlord, Emiia Schemeipfenit, maid the room was engaged for the young woman by a young man who came a few weeks ago and paid a deposit Since then, be said, the young man bad culled nearly every afternoon or evening. He was the: the landlord said, between 8 and 9 @olock last night. The police are waiting for him to return to-day to question him. ff was said the young woman was to become « mother again soon. ‘The caly note she left was written fm Swedish and addressed to Charles ‘Wiberg, No. 629 Park Avenue, Mo- Boken, It was translated as follows. “Dear Brother—My trunk is at No. $15 Etna Street, Brooklyn. Good-bye @nd do.'t teh anybody.—Dorothy.” Gilbert Gerrard, another roomer in the house, said he smelied gas when he came home last night and knockea on the door of (he woman's room. Re- ediving no answer, he went to bed. About 2 o'clock this mmelled gas again and heard a child erying. Again he knooked at the door and received no reply. It was not until o'clock that the room was } @roken open. apace JUDGE MILLER AT LUNCHEON Governor-cloct Nathan 1. Miller ex- * pects to close up hix private law busl- ens this week and the be able to give his entire attention to Gtate business, including the preparation of his mes- to the Legislature, It was said po appointinents would be “made until after the completion of the Teeisiative ve programme. Several lawyers * are working on that, ‘Mrs. Charlies H. Babin gave @ lunch- to-day to the Executive Committee the Women's State Republican Com- of her’ (nie) during the with a set, of . Was presented ist are. "Judge Miller waa one of morning he |p! MOTHER AND BABE WHO WERE FOUND DEAD FROM GAS Dischargea After Explain Ghe Got Diamend Pin. Mra, Leah Levy, No. 11 St. Nicholas Avenuo, was discharged to-day by Magistrate Ten Eyck when she ap- peared before him in connection with a $200 diamond bar pin found in her pos- seasion by Detective O'Leary in the Crillon Restaurant, No, 16 East 48th 6, Street, D shortly after Mrs. Helen Van Buskirk had lost it in the washroom. Mra. Lavy told the eidentally took th istrate she ac- take as her own. has conducted a eignnai aad dyeing Gstablishment at No, West. ath Street. Because of her repuratien ‘and her explanation, Assistant District At- torney O'Shaughnessy recommended that the charge be disminsed. DENIES GIBBONS 1S ILL. Suf- Cardin: Doctor Says ite fering Only From Patigon BALTIMORE, Dec. 15.—The sending Gibbons, who has been resting at the home of Robert T. Shriver at Union Mills, Md., for the last ten days, led to reports that the Cardinal was seriously IU, ‘Thése were denied to-day by the Cardinal's ph physician and at the episco- rea) Pere ‘doctor ‘aald that the Cardinal was momfering trom fatigue caused by ove axed atrength, Ho ls organically, sou sald the physician, addin, pected the Cardinal to return to Balti- more within a few of & nurse yesterday to attend Cardinal | hed hi a chaieieiienineen iinet ard a THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1920. BOARD OF BARBERS “NEED MORE BRAINS THAN JUDGES DO” Jersey Examiners Therefore Ask an Increase in Salary From $5 to $20 a Day, TRENTON, Dec. 15. LPADING thet they were without funda for thoir work and that they needed more minry for themselves, the State Hoant of Barbers’ Examiners to- day applied for relief to the State Budget Commission, They saaked an lncrease In salary from % to $20 a day. “Why, that’ emore than some fidges get,” remarked Gov. Ed- wards, when the demand was re- ferted to him, “We're not judges of the court,”” replied President Lavfunea of the Barbers’ Board. ‘We are judges of tmurbers, which requires more ‘orains.” The Budget Commission decided that the only way tn which the Barwers’ Boanl can be rolmbursed for their personal outlay, whieh they estimated at about $3,000 a year, 4a by making provision in a new Ml for payment from futuro fees. . AUSTRIA VOTED MEMBER OF LEAGUE China Takes Place of Greece in Elective Members of Council. GENEVA, Dec. 15.—(Agsociated Press.)—Austria wag elected a mem- ber of the League of Nations by the Assembly of the League to-day, without opposition. Thirty-five votes were cast in favor of her admission, Two members were absent and four abstained from voting. ‘Three of the four elective members of the counctl were chosen by the assembly on the first four ballots taken, Belgium, Bragil, Spain and China wore choren as the four sloctive mem bers of the Counet) of the eof Nations by the Assembly of the age to-day. three nations named old places in the Council by ap- potntment under the original covenant. hina takes the place of Greece, tn fourth member ‘originally named, $$$ Noted Oanadinn College Destroyed. QUEBEC, Dee. ~The histori College of Ste. 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J, chie? engineer; John Hagget, New York; Albert Steckles, Elizabeth; Harry Forrest, Brooklyn; B. I, Pleeange, Elizabeth; Joweph Tremanas, New York, and Alex, Wasiliwaskl, Eliza- beth. According tothe story told by the survivors to-day these seven men put off In a small rowboat, while Capt William Lacompte, master of the Mghter, with four other members of the crew, left in another bont, ‘Thono sald to have been in tHe mins. ing boat ares® Capt. William La- compte of New York, John Kane, mate, Brooklyn; George Blythe, Plizabeth; Harry Arkenan and Michael Kaplesky, Jersey City, Later statements by tho survivors way that only three mon of the five missing had succeeded in getting into the small boat and that two wero on the Calvin Tompkins when both craft went down, DEMANDS WOMEN ON MURDER JURY Counsel for Prisoner Accused of Killing Bank Messenger Paul Challenges Panel, CAMBEN. N, J., Dec. 18,—When tho trial of "Frank J. James, motorcar aales- man, charged with the killing of David 3. Paul, bank messenger, opened hero o-day, William Harris, counsel for the lefendant, challenged the entire jury | panel of seventy men on the ground of | Liscrimination because there were no|4 vomeh among the prospective jurymen An extended ent was begun. | 66 Outfit) Victrola IX.. Cabinet $6.00 Down. in small mor jor Henry Victrola XI $150.00 (See Special Victrola XI ++ 24,00 payments, GIRL OF 12 CAUSES FUGITIVES’ ARREST Two Alleged Hold-Up Men Cap- tured and $4,000 in Jewelry Recovered, Twelve-year-old Kate Berg of No, 115 East 104th Street was commended by Magistrate Mancuso in Harlem Court to-day for her herolam in causing the arrest of two fugitives after a $4,000 Jewelry ‘robbery yesterday tn the store Davidoff, No, 1744 Madison Avénue, The girl entered the store wile the hold-up men were there and ordered out. She waited outside and when the men left she followed them And notified a policeman of the hold- up. Charles Giltnskt of No. 4838 Third Avenue and Edward Marks of No. 111 Hast 16th Street were captured after & chase, and the Jewelry was recoy- ered. Marks was held in $75,000 bail 4nd GAinsict tn $25,000 bat! on robbery charges to-day. Gilinsk! also was iden- titled by Henry Miller of No. 100 Hast 114th Street as the man who held htm up at 110th Street and Central Park on Nov. 10, shot him in the side and robbed Rim of $20 and a diamond stick- pin, , The police @ay Gillnsk! has a prison record. COLOMBIAN TREATY BLOCKE DIN SENATE Poindexter Serves Notice It Cannot Be Ratified This Session. WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.—Notico was served on tho Senate to-day that any attempt toget the Columbian Treaty ratified this session will be blocked. Senator Poindexter, served this notice during the discussion of the treaty, started by Senator King. 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MARION, ©, Dec. t6.—After a conference to-day with Senator Harding, Raymond Robbins of Chi- cago sald they had discussed social and economie conditions in Europe and that he was bighly xratified with the Prostdent-elect's stand, George Fred Williams of Boston, former American Minister to Greece, called on Senator Harding and pre- ented a plan for an Assoclation of Nations, Senator Fal of New Mex- ico ls expected to stop In Marton late to-day. Senator Fall is en route to his home for the holidays, William Peatrs of Des Moines, Iowa, proposed to the President-elect a plan for the interchange of students be- tweon Mexico and the United States. Following his conference, he stated that Senator Harding had expressed sion in New Brunswick. 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