The evening world. Newspaper, March 14, 1921, Page 6

ie ( ior 2 AS ee ss 3 i ahi eis A Sh ESE a ne Rea Nw te met meme en oe le ais EE WAINWRIGHT GETS JOB OF ASSISTANT WAR SECRETARY Nominated To-Day by Presi- dent—Meyer Appointed to the Finance Corporation. ‘WASHINGTON, March 14.—J. May- hew Wainwright, New York tawyer, was nominated to-day by President Harding to be Assistant Secretary of War. Biot Wadsworth of Borton was nominated to be Assistant Secretary of the Treasury. He will be in charge of foreign loans. Eugene Meyer jr, of New York, who was managing director of the War Finance Corporation under Pres- @ent Harding. As Assistant Secre- -| with William J. Doran and William H. . labor leaders, and Herbert .| volver shot early on the morning of 5th Avenue Mareh, 1919, untii the corporation was diasolved a year ago H. H. Billany was sworn in to-day as Fourth Assistant Postmaster Gen- eral Reorganization of the executive branches of the Government will not be undertaken until the Congres wtonal Committee bas worked out a complete scheme covering all changes contemplated, Secretary of Commerce Hoover said to-day following a con- ference with President Harding. Minor changes within the 4ndi- vidual departments may be made in some cases, Mr. Hoover said, and he expects to do some shifting in his own department. But there will be no transfer of ®ureaus from one de- partment to another prior to enact- ment of general legintation. On objection by Senator La Fol- lette, the Senate to-diy postponed for a month action on the nomina- tion of former Representative J. J Exch, as a member of the LC. C ‘This will force Esch’s appointmen as a recess appointee. pn HETTRICK’S CLERK ENDS HIS TESTIMONY Trial of Code of Practice Plumbers for Conspiracy Being Rushed to a Close, Jonn C. Alsenbrey, former clerk of John T. Hettrick, to-day concluded hie testimony against boss plirmbers being tried on charges of conspiracy by a jury before Supréme Court Justice MoAvoy. ‘The prosecution expects to conclude fts evidence by Wodnesday night and cut the trial ehorter than the former proceedings in which John T. Hettrick, code ice master, was committed the present ‘Charles A. Murphy, . Fee and the Wella & Newton Com- Documents selted last October In the raid on Hettrick’s office, No. 165 Prosecutor Kenneth Spence his associates, Nathaniel Gold- stein and Timoth, . Pfeiffer to tes- f docum: tify that they ents con- stantly in their keeping. io OG SHOOED OFF THIEVES, HELD. Weman Under $500 afl for Hav- ing Gun and No Permit. ‘Miss Emme Harrison, who fred a re- March 10 at two men who had entered her room in the Hotel de France, was held in $500 bail in the West Side Court to-day charged with violation of | ington Street, Manhattan, early to-day THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAKUH 14, 1921, SLAYERS SOUGHT COCAINE IN SHOP | me Police Hold Five After Brooklyn Shoemaker Is Killed and Helper Wounded. John McCloskey, captain of detec- tives in Brooklyn, said to-day the |murder of Louis Balsamo, a shoe- maker, at No. $12 45th Street, Rrook- lyn, Saturday night was done by a gang of men who demanded cocaine from Balsamo. Catiello Tudesco, No. @ Carroll Street; Angelo. Tumbarello, No. Carroll Street; Frank Manzi, No, 264 Columbia Street, and Salvator Alini, No. 45 Carroll Street, are to be ar- raigned in the Fifth Avenue Court in connection with the murder. Capt: McCloskey says the four men went in Alint's automobile to the shoemaker's shop. Balsamo, the police say, was fatally shot in @ scuffle with the intruders, who asked for cocaine and then vainly searched the place fbr it. It is al- leged the robbers got $200 from Bal- samo's pocketa, After he was wounded he managed to wrest the revolver from Tumbarello, the police say, and shot him in the hip. Balsamo’s helper, Amielio Di Cristi, was shot in the mouth and is in a serious condition tm the Norwegian Hospital. ‘Tudesco’s brother, Giuseppe, is held as a material witness pi sneeidcies ~—cak MAN DIES IN TAXICAB. Is Hurried to Hospital, bat in Vain —Woman Succumbs tn Subway. Nathan Schwartzberg, forty-six, a re- tired business man of No. 271 Troy Ave- nue, Brooklyn, hired a taxicab In Riv- to take him home after a visit to friends on the east side. ‘The chauffour, at Rogers Avenue and Fastern Parkway, saw something was the matter with his fare and qalled Policeman Pryor. They | rushed him to the Swedish Hospital, but he was dead from heart disease when they arrived. ‘Mrs, Bertha Reiner, sixty, of No. 104 Lenox Avenue, who with her hushand had deen visiting relatives in Brooklyn, @ied from heart disease on the Junins Btreet Station of the Interborough sub- way, Brownaville, about midnight - _— the Sullivan law. Jacobson, No. 16 Hast 108th Btreet, and Louis Mark, No. 2966 24th “week Brooklyn Man Killed at Middletown, mY. MIDDLETOWN, N. Y¥., Mareh 14.— While attempting to board a train at New Hampton, Edward Meagher of Brooklyn fell beneath the wheels and pad his left leg cut off.” He died shen i had been taken, Uowmita! where he James McCreary & Co. Exceptional Offering in the March Sale of Housewares Tubed Cake Pan Five- Piece Nu-Lid Heavy Gauge Aluminum Combination Cooker Heavy Gauge Polished Aluminum Cooker can be used in twelve different com- binations, as illustrated. 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