The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1920, Page 21

* Agenoy).—The ‘ANTI-STRIKE BILL OPPOSED AT MARION Senator Poindexter's Visit To-Day Develops Labor's Stand Against His Measure, MARION, O., Deo. 21.-The arrival here to-day of Senator Miles Poin- dexter for a conference with Senator Harding brought to the front a dis- cussion of the Anti-Rallroad Strike Bill which was recently passed by the Senate and of which Mr. Poin- dexter is the author. In addition to his efforts to prevent strikes Senator Poindexter is one of the irreconcila- ble foes of the League of Nations organized under the peace treaty. ‘The bill has aroused opposition of railroad employees, many of whom broke away from their Democratic ties and supported Mr. Harding for President. Some of the more out- spoken describe Mr. Poindexter’s bill im harsh words and want Senator Harding to use his influence against allowing the bill ‘to.get any further, Senator Harding has not made known hig attitude on the action of the Senate in passing it without a roll call and probably will make no public statement. Another on the day's appointment list was Gov, Pdwin P. Morrow of Kentucky, a bitter opponent of. un- reserved ratification of the Versailles ‘Treaty. NEW RESOLUTION FOR DISARMAMENT ‘Authorizes President to Call Inter- national Convention to Be Held in U, S. WABHINGTON, Dec, 21.—A_ resolu- tion authorizing the President, In his discretion, to invite the governments of al} nations to send delegates to an in- ternational convention to be held tn the United Stats to consider means of ringing about world disarmament, was introduced to-day by RKepresenta- tive Brooks, Republican, of Illinois. Mrs, Jessie Hardy MoKaye, member of the Advisory Council, Women's Peace Society, in urging passage of the reso- lution, announced that the voting wo men of the Nation would insist upon “guspension of all appropriations for engines of destruction.” “The command of Jehovah, “Thou shalt not kill," raving proved unavail ing,” Mrs, McKaye said, “enfranchised women all over the world are organizing to demand “Thou shalt not get ready tv xan” BE SON “MEANEST MAN” SENTENCED. 0,000 Bail, *, Gets Ensign Wh Put Up by Three : Edgar B. Laferty, fotmerly an sign in naval aviation, called by United States Commissioner Hitchcock “‘the t man ever brought before me,” sentenced to three years in was Wederal prison to-day yy United States Judge A. N. Hand. Laferty was arrested in September him. Laferty at once np and Johnson paid $1,600 for circulars and other expenses of his recapture. The charge against him was disposing of stolen automobiles, POGROM VICTIMS INTERNED. Jewish Refugees Are Held in Bessarabia. PARBS, Deo, 21 (Jewish Telegraphic Rumanian Government has ordered the internment of 12,000 h refugees in Bessarabia, says a aitpaten receives ‘by the committee of Jewish delegations in this city from Bucharest to-day. Most of the refugees were victims of the Pogroms in the Ukraine, the des- patch adds. Misatesippi Fire Risk nies Quit. One hundred and thirty-eight fire insurance companies are suspending their business in Missiesippi, where whelr aggregate covering policies Amount ts approximately $1,260,000, 000, This action is an outgrowth of a nuit filed against them by the Stat Revenue Agent of Mississippi, charg- ing that in oollecting the same rater, the compantes Lave created a com- bine in restraint of trade. - —_- De Valera Not Found on Aquitanta, SOUTHAMPTON, Dec, 21.—Thor ough search was made of the steamer Aquitania, which arrived here this morning, but no evidence was found to lend color to recent rumors that Wamonn de Valera, “President of th Irish Republic,” “was aboard th Mner. DRUG GIRL ASLEEP; JEWELRY STOLEN Alleged Thieves Nabbed as They Emerge From Paterson House With Gems in Pocket. Two men, who, the police assert, had their pockets filled with Jewelry, were arrested early to-day as they stepped from @ doorwdy of the home of 8. Federbush, a furniture merchant, No. 286 Eust 0th Street, Paterson, N. J. After taking the men to jail a police- man aroused the Federbush household and ft was then found that a daughter had been chloroformed and bound while she slept. Telephone wires had been cut. The men arrested said they were Frank Reynolds of New Orleans, and Frank Ferg of Philadelphia, SHIP SIGHTS BIG ICEBERGS. Snows Delays Arrival Bergenfjord Eight Hours, Capt. Ole B. Bull, whose ship. the Bergentjord of the Norwogian-Amert- can Line, arrived here to-day, reported having passed a number of huge tce- bergs off Cape Race Saturday morning. A heavy snowstorm Satuntay night delayed the steamer’s arrival etght hours. ‘There were 338 passengers and 420 mail pouches on the ship. ‘The small passenger lst and mafl carried was attributed to a railway strike in Nor- way, which for two weeks had complete- ly tied up all trams, lin | U.S. DEAD IN STUTTGART. Municipality to Care for Graves of ‘Those Buried There. 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Cole con: | feased he as to re ‘© $500 from Federal Com Hestrains Rival Retwe: he crime | Grammer for committ! — | 41 BUSH IN BQUITABLE TRUST,| ALBANY, Dec. The Bquitable Trust Company of | Circle, Daught thia city yesterday announced the ap-|oreamaed as an pointment of 1 as Vice President raer, F ogi will be in charwe of the new buai.| The iret ness departmont. He in a native of | a %ecwion reversing @ aecinion et Jalen Racine, Wis, and a graduate of the| Ray and directed the District Court to University of Wisconsin. He resigns | ! injunction restraining the from the Guaranty Trust Company of | 2 ler from using the words New York to take the new position. pute Has » Shak TOKIO, Dec. 21 (Associated Press) A naval wireless message from the Island of Yap, in the South Pacife, announces that most violent earth- quake shocks occurred in the vicinity of the island, lasting several days. The earth shocks were followed Saturday by a storm which caused ox- tensive damage. 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