The evening world. Newspaper, March 10, 1921, Page 2

ra et et pian a, eaten Tight of Panama to claim an in- After the siege fraud was discov-|Through those cracks of and gas b ree men to Bridgeport, Conn, ant ted and immediately caught fire. jemmnity trom Costa, fica for the ia- back 40, Manhattan, where he arrested spur “ a mai 7. cannot Ore vasion of Panama. them a few days ago. As the laze entered each tank It} Panama agreed to the retirement — was blown apart, but the firemen had ylonty of warning and were able to ‘of the troops sent to Coto after the $5,000,000 WORTH sol a “s one in w able | appearance there of Costa Rican pro hematlves, forces, but tt announces its intention} OF LIQUOR MISSING) tanks of gasoline and kerosene | to keep the civil and police authori- -—- Were not endangered by the fire in ‘ .. its early stages, ties in Coto, where they were prior to Shortage of 167,000 Gallons Dis- | Kenlon went to the fire and break between the two Govern-| * R took personal change af the firemen ‘ed 1. | covered in Government Bonded | ihen the second alarm was sounded. , ‘alrendy has withdrawn |* Warehouse in Newark. Under his direction twenty-six Lines | her troops from the disputed territory of hose were served by engines on land tee agreed tou ecttioment on the) TRENTON, March 10—A shortage |iand. From the river front three | baais of the White award. of 0) gallons of liquor, forth, at eae eee ne oe ie Zon tury | * a7 ae bootleg prices, more (han $5,000,000, | powerful streams of sult water into PANAMA APPEALS has been discovered in the Govern-|the plant, ment bonded warehouse in Newark, A ¢ ITS CASE TO LEAGUE Assistant United’ States Attoruey|%etled for rom f ‘world’s record, wut business ts not at —e—— F eet ee % Rows 'Thirty-Nine States Already “Tip” Out to Keep an Eye on Ste siver seemed fairty trasy dures | Prohibit Making or Sale, It | Barleycorn Chasers— Whole- «ax | Is Pointed Out. salers Investigated. | Germans declared it to i peeneereeremael Givert the heavy Rhine commeros KRAMER IS MUCH UPSET.| More raids tn New York by Boston ewerland outside of the occupied wor} adil barloycorn chasers were foreeast to- | Be weed taeeeaves vo tone Predicts “Malt Paticnts” Will| Nee Tretasa Pectin mcr owe] Bemly convinced that thows directly | would sibandon competition world markets because of the SF DRVFORCESBEGIN MORE LQUOR RADS FIGHT ON PALMER | MAY FOLLOW VISIT RULING FOR BEER} OF BOSTON AGENTS rived here secretly yesterday and at ones beran an investigation of whole- | sale Nquor estniblivhmenta. Increase So Greatly More Doctors Will Be Needed. ‘TUE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH Great Oil Fire in Greenpoint at Which m0, Teri 100 Tanks Were Threatened—50 Men Escape 5 <, 5 Paci thon. they were aidea Government, | ‘Two thousand Belgian and French’) WASHINTON, are bilieted in Duiaburg, and e are sternation has seized the Prohibition Gucbored in the Rg ee forces because of the last-minute de- ‘Rivera. | eision of Attorney General Palmer that beer may be presoribed in unlimited quantity by physicians. Even though such prescriptions can be issued for medicinal purposes only, they fear it js an entering wedge which will ertp- ple seriously, if not destroy the Vol- stead act, They are casting about for some means to invalidate the Palmer ruling, but most of them ad- mit they see little hope of doing so. “The construction of the Volstead act “by former Attorney General Palmer permitting the prescribing of beer as a medicine, is not in accord with the purpose of the law,” said Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel for the Anti-Saloon Leagug “Fortunately,” Mr. Wheeler added, “this opinion can only affect a small number of States. Thirty-nine States how prohibit what the Attorney Gen- eral's opinion would otherwise len! ine. Several of the remaining nino States will soon enact codes that will not permit the use of beer as a medi- cine.” John ¥, Kramer, Prohibition Com missioner, seemed to be much upset today by the new turn in the situa- tion. “Our regulations have never permit- ted the sale of beer by drugrista on prescriptions from physicians,” he mid. “We did not feel when wo is- sued these regulations that the use! of beer figured to any extent as a. cure for disease. While wo were Im- portuned on many occasions to per- mit the sale of beer asa medicine we day by Dever agreed to do #0, Such permis- sion would bave meant a rearrange- the enforcement of ment of our regulations, ‘There are about 426 breweries ions, | throushout the country operating un- der permits from the, Comminsioner of Internal Revenue, turning out a Is product containing less than half of |1 per cent. alcohol, |,,_If all these broweries are permitted to manufacture beer containing an at- coholic content of 4 per cent., aa pro- vided in the opinion of the former At- torney General, #t ia my judgment that the supply of doctors throughou. the country will have to be increased, for 1 am convinced that the number of ‘patients’ who will demand matt quors will mruitiply to such ap ex- jtent that the services of many addi- ’ tional physicians will be required to attend to their ‘aflmenta.’* | Commissioner Kramer ‘believes the decision of Mr. Palmer will encourage violators of the Prolibition Law to re-' newed activity and his work will be multiplied threefold. Lo coals $60,000 BAIL FOR CALLING H*O HOOCH tion of the Reparations Commission. ; : —_+———_ \Three Prisoners, Said to Have Sold PANAMA INSISTS | Water as Whiskey by Stigut ON KEEPING COTO of Hand. | As a remult of a trick by qwtiich they are alleged to have received $12,600 for thirty casks of water represented to be whisky, John Baktwin, Max Jerkins and Robert Rockwood, all of No. 201 West ‘ ‘79th Street, were held in $20000 bail WASHENGTON, March 10—4Pan- each by County Judge Bayes in Rrook- ‘ama hag Informed the United States lyn to-day on a charge of grand larweny recognize the award of and criminally receiving stolen goods, tory to Costa Rica,, Martin Fitagerald, of No. 439 Seventh Avenue and William «©. Eirandt, of No. Tustion “Waite et | 225 West 49th Streot, saki the prison- | ers displayed the catke in a garage in Mth Street, Brooklyn, The complaint changes the prisoners pretended to tap Costa Rica over the dis- | the casks with @ rubber tube. By a must cease, that the slekght of hand performance they are must be lived up to. said to have attached the thes to bags ‘anewer was made pub- of whiskey in their clothing inatead of tate Department to-day, t the casks and the Hquor they drew caused Fitzgerald and Brandt to ex- ‘The Panaman note aino reserves Clin, “Wine Wihiskey !" March 10.—Con- LONDON, March 10.—Premier Bri- and has been forced by the Allies to @mmounce that the French Govern- ment has no intention of perma- nently ocoupying or annexing the left bank of the Rhine which has just statement carryiug intimations which the French Premier to make though in some quarters by the other Allies to have we join the Rhineland for the enforcement of be brought up tn Par- | it E ‘ | i TO TAKE UP DEBT OF ALLIES TO U. S. ent of the Exchange Telegraph. ‘The plan was presented by Herr Rathenay, member of the German seo- Refuses to Accept Award of Terri- g Panama's answer to the American note pf warning that hos- | Arrowsmith said to-day, Mr. Arrowsmith made this charge jin connection with an Indictment re. turned against Hdmond t of Nowark warehouse moaned to plead Insists on Rejecting the Tervitorial ‘Award by. Chief Justice White. “GENEVA, March 10 (United Pross.) —The republic of Panama, through Foreign Minister Garay, to-day ap- Trolley Car Hits Mik Track, ‘pealed to the League of Nations! Geor ard, driver of a truck for Ageinst the demand of the United the W! Evans Milk Company, No. fitates that sho accopt the territorial 32 lexington Avenue, Brooklyn, and at Chief Justice White. | Meier Singer, his helper, were slightly injyred at noon to-day when the truck goid that tf Panama's refusal | 5 struck by a troficy car at Clorn } mccept tho awarl #o hurts the Avenue and Fulton Street Ny dott Lebrecque dian of the as been eum- nt A thousand ‘Whether more of the Boston agents are coming to-aryrht and that more raids of resturants and hotels will ‘be conducted could not be learned. It was recailed, however, that about 100 search warrants obtained for the Hos- ton men on their previous visit two weeks ago remain unserved. Meantime, despite the secrecy main- tained regarding the Boston mean at Prohitdtion Headquarters, the “tip” went out this morning for the “wise ones” to keep a weather eye open. Practiondly all of the forty-six Bos- ton agents engaged in the recent mid are scheduled to be here Monday, when the cases of those they ar- rested are called before Comunissioner EMitecheock, Obarles R. O'Connor, director of prohibition for New York State, oom- menting on Attorney General Palm- era ruling on beer prescribed by physicians, said New York breweries had for some time beeh agitating this plan. He maid none had ap- plied to him as yet to make beer more | than one-half of 1 per cent. and that he would not iasue any permits until © received orders from Washington. In explaining why physicians’ per- mits to prescribe liquor had been Iim- ited to 100 in ninety days Mr, O’Con- nor said the unlimited privilege had been abused, In one instance “the records af the department show physician who wrote 7,000 prescrip- | tions for liquor, none for leas than a | pint, in the course of a few weeks.” Regarding a rumor that Mr. O'Con- nor would vacate his post in a few days, leaving ‘the work in charge of his assistant, Jhmes Nolan, until his} successor is’ appointed, the director said he had not yet made up his mind. Mr, O'Connor expects to return tb the practice of law A GREAT OIL TANKS BLOW UP AND SO MEN ~ HARE DASH FOR LE (Continued From First Page.) tank storage plant covers seven blocks, bounded by Greenpoint Ave- nue, Kingsland Avenue, Monitor| Street, Meserole Avenue and Nassau Avenue. There are wbout 100 tanks| in the inclosure and many bulldings devoted to the refining of crude oll.| ‘The explosion occurred in a refinery in the centre of the plant. Fifty men in tho building made their oscape safely. ‘The work of pumping the ofl out of the tanks in the Sone & Fleming! plant through “(nderground pipes leading to the Long Island City plant was begun as soon as the fire started, but two full tanks were ablaze be- fore the machinery was working. Fach of these exploded and blazing ofl was thrqwn on other tanks which the firemen proceeded’ to flood with | water. Officials of the plant said they were confident that the fire would be con~ fined to the two tanks when the plant’s fire department was in shape to co-operate with the city firemen. ‘The explosion of the crude oll tanks were not violent enough to be of great danger to the firemen, The oil in the tanks became heated from ad- jacent fire and expanded until It forced open the riveted plates, For failure to send hie daughter Jen- nie, not yet aixteen, to school and for ehutming she day, Ca-| y & warrant | to mi Rall- road Travel, (Rometal to The Wrening World. MONTREAL, Canada, March 10.—The Hoard of Railway Commissioners, has Rranted the application of the Rait- Aveoeiation f Canada to permit of the- United States that the mrt) milk pottion ware nattered When lhe roads to Charge ussengers pur- gannot mediate impartially be- | Beem wlbalh tariff ‘with an additional Panama and Costa Rica, he Grty or Influenam Sovar. the _ dittaren fn | a oa _ ‘anadian and American the matter to, the Tor eau ea order will go into effect i BILL AT ALBANY TO UPSET STATE as Part of the Programme of Gov. Miller. ALBANY, March 10.—A bill de inating State and judicial officers by party conventions was introduced in the Legislature to-day by Senator Charles W. Wuiton of Ulster, wh sponsored a similar measure at the 1919 and 1920 sessions. Senator Walton has been ready te reintroduce the bill since the day the Legislature convened, but PRIMARY SYSTEM |Introduced by Senator 'W: alton signed to restore the system of nom-| George Harvey hag been sel delayed nently for TARVEY SLATED FOR LONDON POST AS AMBASSADOR Frank Munsey Reported to * Have Withdrawn as Candidate. ASHINGTON, March 10.—Col. d as Ambassador to London, ,President Harding offered Col. Harvey the post Ww. n nouncement of the appointment will not be made until other diplomatic pests are filled. Col. Harvey Is in Washington staying with friends, Frank Munsey, mentioned promi- the post, withdrew his and he accepted, although official an- | lL. Whitley, which has been etuc such action pending a report from the candidacy a fow days ago. Strong Special Joint Commitice of the Pressure was brought upon the Pres- Legislature, headed by Senator James ident for the appointment of James tock and Cornelius Vanderbilt, but Mr. Harding overruled the repre- recommendations for amen¢ ntations in their behalf. ‘This committee has been unable to D. KR Crissinger of Marion, O., was agree upon a report. Two of the five nominated to-day by President Hard- members, Senators Whitley and }. H. ing to be Comptroller of the Cur- formulatin iments. the election Jaws and lames, both Republicans, wish to re- | rency, Mr. Crissinger wi suceced John Skelton Williams, who resigned two days before the Harding Administra- tion began. He is a lawyer and bank- er and lifelong friend of the Presi- port in favor of the legislation em~- bodied in Senator Walton's bill, w hile the third Republican member, As- semblyman James H. Caulfield Jr. of Kings, has refused to agree to such @ semblyman Caulfield also has held his approval from their 1 mendations. Restoration of the party conven tion system for State and judic officers was incorporated in the Re publican State platform at Saratog Gov. Miller Springs last summer understood to favor the propos it is generally believed about the Le jsiature that the measure will be en acted into law this year. Asse! Iyman Joseph Steinberg, F publican, of N o-day Intro duced a bill prox ngs ae fundament York, Ing tts in he measure many necompany gned to elim serious ob is des\ of the mont nate jections disclosed in the working ¢ tbe present primary law and to em phasize party responsibility im th selection of candidates for nomina tion.” ana 815,000 for Car Injuries. Thomas F. McAuliffe, Brooklyn ac countant, won a verdtet of $15,000 to day before Justice Squiers and a Jur: in Supreme urt, Brooklyn, to-da for Injuries ived when he struck by @ surface car of the New York Railways Company at_ Lexing ton Avenue and 65th eet, Man hattan. MeAuliffe said he was rid jing on a truck and when he got of wae struck by the trolley, His righ de s as broken, He now walks wit! report. ‘Phe two Democratic members, | dent. ejected on the ground that he was Minority Leader Donohue of the As-| The nominating of Dr. C. E. Saw | being deprived of hus rights by ieg- sembly and Assemblyman Maurice ae te san te oe a islation which was not consttu- Bloch of New York, have prepared a udier general, was confirmed by “nal. In asking for the withdrawal, minority report opposing the repeal/tho Senate. * Mr. Pols stated: of the Direct Primary taw, but A —_ “This is an action ¢m ejectment. COUNT KAROLYE NOW EUROPE’S ‘MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY’ 1 Goes From Nation to Nation Seeking Refuge, but All Drive Him Away. ROM OUNT MICHA i former «President of Hungarian National Coun- ll, who ntly was expelled to ull Austria by the Italian authorities revision of the direct y law.| thecause of his connections with The measure is based ¢ prince C mu ts, was suddenly - plea of the committee designating] turned to the Itatlan police of- system, advocated by Goy. Hughes in] fice in Tarvis, near the Ttalo- 1910, in the Hinman-Green Till. Austrian frontier, to-day by four The bill introduced to-day was] Austrian gendarmes with the drafted by the Legislative Commit atemont “tothe | Austrian tee of the Chtize Union of Ne yovernment refused to allow him to reside In Austria. Count Karoly! azked to be sent to (Czecho-Slovakia, but the lat- ter country jhas also declined to recelve him, (He then asked to be sent to Fiume or Switzerland, but the authorities declared Fiume to be out of the question. ‘An an- swer from Switzertand on that country’s attitude is being awaited. Y ered. PASADENA, Cal, March 10.—John Burroughs, naturalist, who has been nh a hospital hore for treatment for a iinor ailment, recovered so far that he plans to start for x it Merch 2, John Burrough: etleally Reeoy- h in| tation, | DROPS EVICTION | SUIT AS RESULT OF LANS LEGALITY First Withdrawal by Landlord Since Court of Appeals De- | cision on Rents. ith | ‘The first case of the w it to ‘a landlord of a su tenant, as a result of the decision of | the Court of Appeals Inst Tuesday! upholding the rent laws pushed to) ent by The Evening World's! campaign, occurred to-day in the | Supreme Court. ‘The withdrawal of | | many other similar suits by Jandlords | is expected to follow. In the case in question Isidor Lew- | kowitz, No. 40 East 67th Street, oa | Jan, 21 last started an ejectment suit | against his tenant, Philip Brock, who has an apartment in the building at} Nos. 860-852 West End Avenue, of| which Lewkowitz is the landlorq. Brock had a lease which expired Sept. 30 last, . ‘but just prior to that date the new remt laws were enacted and he consequently refused to surrender his apartment, Herbert Pels, counsel for Lewho- witz, admitted the tenant was nt an objectionable person, and said the lindlord based ‘his suit to have Block drawal oy eject his| The summons and complaint hereth were served JJan, 31, 1921. Issue was joined iby the service of the answer by mall Fub, 2, 1921, No counter claim has ben set up by the defend- t the joinder of the jssuc Court of Appeals has reversed the yeder of the Appellate Division in the euse of Guttag va. Shatzkin, and for that twason the not how maintainalbl as to this court may proper.” 8 returnable tn the the Supreme Court RESCUER IN BLAZE, OF 7TH WAR DEAD le RUSSIAN REVOLT" spectfully ask that an order be made diaontinuing the ab entitled ac- with such other and] . AAR ig OE al mw HN IR yp FAL FORCED TO DRENCH FORMER COMRADES “SICK MAN AND HIS | WILL MEET BODIES” Firemen Play Hose on Both as |‘Three Chaplains to Pronounce They Fight Way Through | Benediction at Hoboken Pier Fire Peril, Services Wednesday. J. W. Ferrington, an tnvatid, was) The former chaplains of 27th Divi+ reseued from his blazing apartment sion units will pronounce benediction at (No. 9 West 1th Street at 11/ at the Hoboken anmy plers.next Weds o'clock to-day through finmes and/nesday over the bodies of 292 New smoke, while streams of water were | York soldiers killed in the war, "The Played upon rescuer and rescued. | transport Somme is due with the-bod- Fireman Hogan of Hook and Ladder les on Monday. Company No. 5 did heroic work, The Gomme fs bringing the bodies Both he and Ferrington were nearly | of 37 members of the 105th, Infantry overcome when the fireman finally | (the old 2d Regiment); 48 of the 106th dragged the invalid to safety. Infantry (the old 234); 74 of the 107th The fire, chiefly confined to the | Infantry (the old 7th); 55 of the 108th Kerrington apartment, was discov-| (the old 34); 1 of the 104th Machine ered by the invalid, who was in| Gun Battalion, 6 of the 106th Machine bed, the only occupant of the apart- | Gun Battalion and 2 of the 106th Sem, ment. Before the firemen arrived a | chine Gnn Battalion, the machine gwft Bellevue doctor, who did not «ive his | outfits having been made up of the tet name, ran to the doorway tut found Cavalry and Squadron A;' 6 dodier-of the door looked. ' The firemen burst the 102d Engineers and 6 of the 2020 in the door, | Field Signal Battalion, made up-ot-the Flames were sweeping across the | old 22d Kngincers; 6 of the 166th: Ine fantry (the old 69th); 36 of the T7tm rooms when Hogan, on hands and knees, started to explore the apart-| Division and 18 unidentified New York dead. Bodies of soldiers from other ment, ‘The only possible manner by which he could penetrate the flames) parts of the country bring the total om and smoke was by the protection of | the somme to 1,596. . streams of water constantly played) father Peter Hoey, former chaptiite ‘upon him, and in this manner he went | of the 107th, the Rev. Frank L. Hansa from room to room. come of the 106th, and Rabbi Lee Jy Finally he found Ferrington| Levinger of the 27th Division Heade crouched beside a window, almost in| quarters, will pronounce benediétton, collapse, He dragged him to the/| phere will be a brief memorial ad«.” hallway, the water drenching both dress by the Rev. Herbert Shipman throughout their progress. Ferring-| of the Chuch of the Heaventy Rest ton was taken to Si. Vincent's Hos-/ who was chaplain of the 2th Divi« pital, sion and spiritual adviser to a large” 4 Mra, Simon J. Medico, who with | nart of the first corps and the Srst her eight-m@nths-old eon Siinon Jt. | corps and the first army. was visiting on the fifth floor, dit} Major Gen. John F. O'Ryan of rectly above the Ferrington apart-|tne o7th will attend the exercises, ment, eoame hysterical when sh@|ang Major Rutherford Ireland wilt found clan! blocked by smoke and |icaa an honorary escort of meveca’ erewn om a window, F . ; Her screams were heard by William regbesnsesaged ld peed gee sre % Sunmerson of No. 6 Wourth| 11h, 234; e9th end. Rist Regknenta, ‘Taps will be sounded and the mftttary Street, and he climbed over roa's vuich ‘brought him near the 1th is escort will present arms in honor of their slain comrades. w Street house, Mrs. Medico, carrying ————>== her baby, climbed part way down the fire eseape and passed the child tions and street fighting in Petrograd and Moscow, published outside of to Summerson, who stood on a ledge, The fire spread to the apartment Russia, are denounced as “pure dn ventions.” CALLED COUP LIKE GZAR'S OVERTHROW (Continued From First Page.) above of Police Sergt. Daniel J. Phelan of ‘Traffic Squad T. Phelan’s after the firemen had extinguished| The Kronstadt uprising was attrib- ‘the fire to assure himself of the| uted by Nuort safety of two pet canaries and his| 4 petted hast gets ote! had burned the legs off the trousers. | gang of Czarist generals.” eae ee BOLSHEVIK CHIEFS FLEE PETROGRAD Near That City. LONDON, March 10 (Associated Press).—A despatch to the Londom sixteen-year-old son, Edward, re- turning from school, rushed upstairs first long trousers, The smoke had|‘#satisfaction among sailors, dut to killed the canaries, and the flames curtailed rations, by the agents of “a Conflicting Reports, However, Credit the Reds With Repulsing Rebels ‘Times from Riga, dated Wednesday, says that all the Bolshevik leaders im Petrograd escaped by motor car fol+ lowing the capture by the revolutions aries this morning of the entire city, with the exception of the Nicolai and Finland Railroad stations. The So- viet troops suffered neavy losses at Krasnoye Selo, eighteen miles south. east of Petrograd, and at Gatchina, to the southwest, ‘The Krasnoya Gorko and Oranien- baum fortresses have surrendered. The Red Army has retreated twenty versta. fortress, but the saflors there turned a heavy fire upon the port. The di- vision captured the first of a string of seven forts between Oranienbaum and the fortress, but was unable to hold it, The Red troops were ordered out over the tce In the bay, but found it impossible to drag heavy guns with them, and after beng sprayed by the Kronstadt bombardment, hastened to evacuate the first fort, Airplanes soared out over the Red forces, firing upon the Bolsheviks with machine guns, apparently in- ficting heavy damage. There was wonder here as to wha has happened to high Soviet officials. Reports persist that many of them have been killed, Trotzky, the V Minister, is mentioned in a half dozen conflicting despatches as attempting to flee into Finland, as having fled back to Moscow and as being with the besieged Reds in the fortress of Saints Peter and Paul. ‘The island fortress in the Neva was said to have been badly damaged by the heavy projectiles sent into it by the Kronstadt rebels, It was again reported at An att of refinement and good taste is reflected in this simple but beautiful bedstead. Pleasing to the eye by its graceful out lines and at the same time strong and serviceable. Mat. tess and spring equally good in all the essentials of fine that Boi- Pskov had gone their deserted of- ficers fl dsthonia, A cav~ alry regiment in the Petrograd dis- trict was added to the list of de- sertions to-day. Harding's Phystcian Says This Will * Be Pirst Work. WASHINGTON, March 10,—The first problem to be considered Charles E. Sawyer, private p to Presiden ng, When he st his sur lic ‘welfare work G an will be what to it the Wounded and disabled so We will Proceed on} the beltef, ad ny hered to both President Ha and myself,” said Dr. Sawyer, everything that can be done for the must be de cause nothing Is t good for the _ = Publication Will Hurt Repu- tation, J. Phillip Bird, formerly president of the Nan ration, naw bankrupi, ‘wine Court Justice pilshing nvestigation ¢ orpanation’s a would hurt his business repu- "| eulness, and the reports of revolu- | ——— PETROGRAD REVOLT ding. DENIED BY SOVIETS FRANK A, HALL & SON Manutacturers of Beds and Bedi 25 West 45th St, Now York, M. Moscow Despatch Received Here ‘Calls Report “Pure Invention” —Moscow Reported Quiet. At the offices of Soviet Russia in} ~ Notice to Advertisers city a 4 lay advertising ti and this city a despatch sent from Mos eeDIGiar, Sqrertcina tye Gor sed. woeaee ort cow by Santa Nuorteva, formerly kr ened afer <P Mt the day director of the Soviet Bureau in this ms be city, was given out. It acknowledged that anti-Soviet forees still con- trolled the battleship Petropavlosk at Kronstadt, but said the Soviet for tress guns had the ship at their merey. ‘Trotzky and Tuchachevsky, in charge of the attack, have now de- cided to spare the Petropavlosk no longer out of consideration for the anti-Soviet prisoners held aboard her. Moscow was described like a New England Sunday afternoon for peace- Priday. Couy containing engravings to be thy The World must bo rocelved by Thilrsday Sunday Main Sheet popy, type copy which not been received. by ap Friday, and jene graying copy which has not been received in miiicatton office by 1 P.M. Friday, and postive 6 FM. 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