The evening world. Newspaper, April 21, 1921, Page 4

_ @ay in the Bronx Supreme Court, where 4 CANDIDATES NAMED MINERS IN BRITAIN | FOR PARLIAMENT IN One Nomination Made For , Southern Legislation Body, ' That From Donegal. DUBLIN, April 21.—OMieial iists of @andidates for th. North of Ireland Parliament, which has been created by the Irish Act, put into operation April 19, have been completed, There fare forty-two Unionist, 14 Nationalist ‘and 19 Ginn Fein candidates selected, and from them will be elected the oc- e@upants of the fifty-two seats in the Parliament. Joseph Devlin has been chosen for the West Belfast County Antrim— County Armagh Constituency, but in Ho event of his election is pledged to Qgnore the summons to attend meet- ings of the body. Donegal, the most northern county @f Ireland, has been the first to select @ candidate for the South of Ireland Parliament. He is Major R. L. Moore, Master of the Londonderry Orangemen, and he was selected yes- terday as the official Unionist nom- imee. ‘This peculiar situation is explained by the fact that Donegal, although fts borders extend further north than fhose of any other Irish county, is Rot included among the six countics named by the Home Rule Act to make up what is known as “North- ern Ireland,” which elects a separate Parliament. These six counties are Antrim, Armagh, Down, Fermanagh, Londonderry and Tyrone, with the Doroughs of Belfast and London- @erry. Donegal thus is left for in- clusion, for governmental purposes, with the southern group of counties. ipteeicenernttieiio TELLS HOW GUNMEN DIED IN THE CHAIR Electrical Expert Describes Death on Stand in Bronx Damage Suit Over Accident. | The execution of four gunmen, Cas- | idy, Milano, Usefof and MsLaughlln, ‘was described in minute detail yester- the prisoners had been convicted and wentenced several months ago. The story war told by George M. Ogle, electrical engineer and authority ‘on the effect of electricity on the hu- man body. He was testifying for Gén- eveso Petteca, who, as administrator of the estate of his son, Michael, ts suingy the Bronx Gas and Electric Company for $25,000. Young Petteca died after touching an electric switch on July 26, 1918. ‘The father asserts the voltage was excessive. The company declares Pet- teoa’s heart was weak and he died of fright. Ogle testified that a current ver 1,600 volts is sure death. He said fhe had witnessed eighteen executions in Sing Sing and described them in detail, ——__— ORAWFORD-WHITMAN WEDDING. Miss Muriel! Whitman, daughter of ‘Mrs. Frank Gilbert Whitman, of New York, was married yesterday to John illiam Roy Crawford jr, of New jochelle. The ceremony “was formed in the Chapel of the Broadway and 15 ; v. io H. Gates. Th Nast Crawford, brother of the brides Groom, acted as best man. The bride Wrote & gray travelling dross and car- area 4. bouquet of white orchids. Mr. Crawford served overseas as a Cap- tain with the 77th Division. delegates’ conference to-morrow to-his |ened strike. those 4 ee ide, it 8 believed that another joint] An appeal, signed by a number of| Sires, Hrockiyn, early to-day. whon a conference will assemble, poss'ble |leading Bishops and Non-Conformist| wagon at. tha rmooN Slum prey Not Declare Owners’ New Propo- steps to alleviate as far as possible | Pe sals Too Vague to Form Basis | in obtaining allowances of coal with- of Negotiations. LONDON, April 21 Press).—It is practically there will be no settlement of the! the sole opjéct of helping the striking coal strike before next week. The| miners, the Jewish Telegraph Agency Miners’ Federation has decided that announces. the new proposals made public by the OPPENHEIM, CLUNS & € 34th Street—New York Attractive Values—Friday Tailored Coats Sizes 6 to 14 Years Values to (Associated 15.00 Full lined models of check Velour and Tan Polo. Jaunty, double= breasted belted effects. (One illustrated) owners are too vague to afford a|being held in protest against any|Robert F, Horton and the Rev. Fre basis for negotiations. compromise on the original demands,| ‘rick B. Meyer, has been made pu lic, urging dispassionate donsideration | Roth sider, howover, continue to}but It 1» considered doubtful If the|(r" the miners’ demunds, for a for Hundreds of quarts of milk and cream the |transport workers from their threat-| Libel dpe eles Men by | flooded Myrtle Avenue and Menehan a J.| wits, the driv le y, includin, e Rev, Regi Monday. hth EAP dA Bu id was taken The Government has taken new | Campbell, former pastor of City =| ital ; Right Rev. Alfred Clifford, Dr. brain fering from a con internal Injuries the difficulties of the poorer classer out waiting in line, and also to es- tablish emergency public kitchens, | as was done during the war, A conference of Jewish untons of certain | rngland will be held to-day with Meetings of the Welsh miners are Clearance Sale Now in Progress On account of extensive building alterations. Girls’ Wash Dresses Sizes 6 to 14 Years The following new items for late Spring and Midsummer wear, not shown hereto- fore, are now included in this sale at Phenomenal Reductions 65 Afternoon and Dinner Gowns Latest and most exclusive models of Canton Crepe, Chiffon, Taffeta, Black and Colored Laces, Georgette and Satins, including a num- ber of ultra-smart Tailored Frocks, BLACK AND PREVAILANG SHADES. SIZES 16 TO 42 Very Special 5.90 Hand Embroidered Ging- ham Dresses, in Pink, Blue and Green Checks, Regulation model, with White Pinafore Collar. (As illustrated) 55 Evening Gowns Elegant decollete models and youthful Dance Frocks, in all this season's prevailing materials and fascinating shades. Sizes 16 to 42. WRAPS AND COATS Most exclusive models, made of this season's highest priced fabrics and silks; some with rich hand-embroidery, including imported models. Heretofore $75 to $250. SALE PRICES "20, "Gd, "OU, "1d MILLINERY All Hats, including latest Paris Models, heretofore $20 to $50, now *5, *10, *15 No C, O, D. No Credits 29.75 0 and Tricotine, Values to 75.00 35.00 Charming Frocks Suitable for Afternoon, Street and Informal Wear, of Canton Crepe, Taffeta, Georgette, Crepe de Chine All desirable shades. PPENHEIM.GLLINS & © 34th Street—New York Exceptional Value Friday 125 Women’s and Misses’ Modish Dresses Including Fringed Models Fifth Avenue at 35th Street—N. Y. Established 1879 PRESENTING The Vantty The mode.of the Vanity, cleverly developed in two tones — brown hid and fawn buckskin. 12.50 NE. has a fitting claim to Vanity, when one’s feet are smartly clad in soft brown kid, slenderly styled, gracefully cut, and with a touch of “something different’’ in the dainty ‘insets of fawn buckskin. THIRD FLOOR THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1921. Aispiay @ desire to get together, if|conference of delegates will insist! wage on the basis of the tonnage levy | |f j Ja negotiable basis can be found, and|vpon the resignation of Mr. Hodges,| proposed by the Miners’ Federation. should Frank Hodges, Secretary of | Who indirectly was the cause of the Bh Ton TR the Miners’ Union, succeed in the ad-| Withdrawal of the railwaymen and| Car Smashes Milk Wagon. 22 East S7th Street ff |[] Bet. 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