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violation of the Vervalties Treaty, bad an influence in bringing abou a de- vision op the part of several deputies to join the clements ready to accep! the Allied ultimatum. The French Premier's communication was gener ally viewed here as betraying an o wealous desire to stimulate among Reichstag partice opposition to siga- ing the Entente terms. Leading Demucratic deputies de elared that acoeptance of the ult matum would be the most effective way of counteracting Frenct aspira- tions, and contended that a sineer: effort on the part of Germany to carry out the conditions of the niti- matum would strengthen ler case in the United States and Engl Count von -Bernstorff, former Ger- man Ambassador to the United States, was one of the most prominent Democratic Deputies to champion ac- ceptance, a course be hes persist- ently advocated. There js a probabliity that the re- THREE ON CROWDED ZIEGFELD ROOF Brokers Manager Locked Up for Two “Highballs.” Two BUSTANOBY Said to Have Been Wines—Police Raids in Harlem Continue. and Assistant ARRESTED, Selling THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, DRY COPSARREST Civil and Military Leaders in Rome Who Are Fighting Italian Bolsheviki 1921, WOMAN QUOTES. BIBLEINFIGHTING INCREASE IN RENT Court hess is Mrs. Tinsley’s Unique Answer to Aeolian | Hall Demands. | Mrs. Lelia M. Tinsley, tenant of an office in Aeolian Hall, announced in the 9th District Municip’ Court te- day that hor “beayonly father would be counsel for the dofenee in the Aippossess action brought against her | “HYSTERICAL NOTE” ‘OF MRS. STLLMAN “STIRS HER COUNSEL WALES SELECTED DERBY FOR IRISH PEACE MISSION Lioyd George Accepted the Sug- gestion and Sporting Noble- man Accepted the Task. LONDON, May 10.—The sugges- tion that Lord Derby be sent to conduct negotiations looking” to- ward peace In Ircland was made by the Prince of Wales, says tho Publication of Alleged Con Passing Show, a weekly inage fession A Had sing The Prince is supposed to ‘ ere eo have oxpreased the Idea in the Barred It a Surprise. smoking room at Knowsley when | he was visiting Lord Derby for Mre. Anne U, Potter Stilman’s #o- the Grand Natiunal races, when be | called “confession letter" to her hus sald that the proper man to settlo | yand, James A. Stillman, which he the Irtah difficulty was a spurts man, not a politician “You are both,” said the Prince bas sought th vainly to use ae part of basis for hia divorce suit and hie action to repudiate the paternity of Rebrenbach: Owbine ; - to bis host, “but you are much rae etd nse Cas ay ——_—— by the Aeollan Hall Company. | moro ® sportsman than pulith. )WO-eAr-old Guy Stillman, whish cept officially the London vitimatam wisi a. Lane, thirty, of No. 1% Instead of law books she carried & ‘ | Was published to-day, was a surprise for Germany. Dofinite decision hae : worn Bibi t clan, Ab. the Oe aay tint theoak and Wi aie worn Bible into eourt, and instead of ' jo the lawyers for Mre, Stillman, ft net been reeched, but there ts con. at treet, and William 8, Gil: Lond Derby is said to bave tvatt . ; a eee bavi, TAH Ge We) Gel Weak “4 & legal brief @he presented to Judgo 1 ; Was admitted by persons who claimed siderable sentiment in favor of suet . A No. 136 Went 16th J. Lauer a typewritten document of | ra mM at the notion at the time, [te know that the general substance seen hae aus HS ty mbers a ne Street, brokers, were arrested on the thirteen pages in which she quoted "ut the suggestion reac Pre lof the letter had not been repre ‘ Was Breve a ecpedia + eve Ziegfeld Roof, No, 214 Weat 42d the holy writ in support of her con- ™¢F Tdoyd George's cars and he | sented. It had been referred to as the r de wn expediout way at $2,000 4 uuadec en go 0 etSPOW “f out of tha present crisis, They declare Street, early to-day charged with tention that $2,000 a year je an ¢: ee t mlanen, Derby go on ; Boat rical note it would not encumber the incoming Peesessing liquor, John Mara, thirty- Pcealiaie PSBRAES TOE CR CRNG' BHO) _ | stati EK n Buffalo, where Mra ‘ ===] stittman had gone in a nervous frensy minis wi h e DI edn ee ee as an six, of Bimburst, LL, astistant man vone who had gathered in the }to get treatment from Dr. Huh Rus “If the Poles steal U; Bitecin, SANE Ot MS FOr, (aloo wan ‘arrested courtroom seeking amusement were pil, the letter was a plea from the i pper Silesia on a charge of disorderly conduct = - =e disappointed. It wan a serious af wife to her husband to de othing and tho French invade the Ruhr dis- according to Detectives Rothame FIGHTING THE TTALIAN BolSrEvinl | fair, axial hee ane oe eee trict, Germany will be so completely > ee HOME, y, 10.—Suve; ons were |iata at © Ki: j uir, and the court itself recognized | to break up the loneliness which was and Brady of West 47th Street Sta bred td {! bes yineee this by refusing to rule out Mrw. wrecking her 1 1 weakened that she will be unable to tion, where the men were locked up, Kil!’ were tigurod in alsictly, Sunday inter occurred istneeat wrecking hut t resulted in & carry out the reparation conditions,” : “ » fight botw Nationalists and fal-lat a polluical Hlxewhore tn a Insley’s extraordinary document. trip to Buffalo by Mr. Stillman, ir Mara interfered whon they arrested M. BOF for th ‘ Coclared ‘Theodor Woltt, editor of tho ying ang Giibert. The detectives! ————SsSsS—CS;Z7 CY) = ISLE Seca abana te ote SOUNES EE UMUC He) wee Outre Tageblste “Lincotn's Warning.” ee ae eee halle one | landiora npany, suggested to the riendly h his wife, accompanying continued, “not to swap horses While ey ee ee ieee at the SWOLLEN TAXES court that the case should be d various places and to tea at crossing a stream, has not been ob- ‘Ame: The Teor was crowded at the | wed of at once. i the home of Dr. Russe cig Magee og oa | ARE WORSE THAN Sudabl LAUie nutans ayia Gut] | Justion Morachausor hos altoady ~ crisis by retreating.” i eagehote igagaar Poliss Court Wild ‘amine ie as a oars Ley | p |divorce case and the paternity suit © poimted out the inevitable Joss rHon Me ol v0" \¢ Bug . Neal that the case woul adjourne: rosecut I ca.lon the ground that it we S pare bere o | Gordon elfridg bes “iis cutor Denounces Base- as a conf of the Rubr district and Upper Silesia Hint ee fi bo! ebieibey bites Lien : sa sordon Selfridge Se English | until Thursday morning in order that Base @entiud communication between hua im the event of tho rejection of the belies or May 17, Mara was dis Mic Worried Only by Most | lhe might bave tune to mad the paper} Dall Star in Opening Lar- jrana ana wits, sacred even trom the Allied terms. Dr. Wolff demanded ; °”STRed. al National Movement Jearefuily. He suid the case would ourts. Whether t o * 1 : ital Nationa vemients a ' f t ls prohibition tangible guarantees that Germany's} Police Commissioner Enright, com- thoroughly investigited \ ceny Trial. Ine evaded by Mr. Stillman's lawyers aeceptance of the ultimatum would] ™¥ine with a suggestion made last ; tre sage May 10, nee the death of her husband, who I an open question, but Hot be followed by arbitrary invasion | Week by the Bourd of Extimate, made - ee Rado eT 2 lawyer, Mrs, Timiley has built; Benny Kauff, Giant centrefieider, | ported to have considere pf the Rubr region by the French at| formal application to-day to the tent on carry | sp & large business av u public stenug- | Went on trial to-day for the alleged a means og putting it in as some Jater date and on somo flimsy , Board of Aldermen for auth Insurgents Fire o Frene y will not > " 57 Ne sere |rapher. She maintains a large of » Ota ) autor 5 ple fwriting’ in th pretext. : 7 | appoint 1,000 additional poticemen and| > Fite o i rench| pressed by the troubled ind Plans Filed for 257 New Struc- 150 wh vasa wea. ei tb srpidige bara gs shite { Sie. Shitiaan ton anh . r ‘er at Kose i as jownte and a small one in the 4. James F. Brennan of tie : Iman to an 1 “I¢ the French, nevertheless, pounce “ appropriation of $1,031,870 for thelr Control Officer at Kosel— | rdon Selfridge, | tures, at $27,212,970 Total, |aconan Han pe dashes Serene ie Prete pret to sone of upon their coveted booty through no PAY until Doc, $1, 1921, In order that German Troops Active. laa ato in Four Monttis She said that on May 1, 1919, sold mse cunge clearly proven fault of Germany," he the Mullan-Gage Act may be “pror Plaats peacoat ed e Nee rent of the uptown office was in-| rei denera’} 0 ence In pa concluded, “they no, doubt will be !¥ 404 efficiently enforced." He would Le : . | would have worried over t | (eres reales a nt A A on th SERA s Ss Permitted’ to nemainy and ‘any pre | APPIN the prohibition peice force OPPELN, Upper Silesia, May 10| ation, but now only the most : creased from $1,060 to $1,240, whlch $h0 Pecora opened the i ape counsel vision of the Versailies treaty for- | 'f it is authorized—on June 1. He also (Associated Press)—Insurgent Polish} vital national movements can im- | ‘ aid for a bat Thea, ale Said, £he|with the statement that he w tu nun, er, terpret Didding such action will become null | #8ked for an appropriation of $75,000 forces have crossed the Oder and shim. He Is carrying on - aie, nm a na Se ean ere. es tn Oe t nothing more than @ and void,” {to nay the liquor bills of his hooch captured the town of Kose! after nies Have. Deen: etimpuiited! Al ne padaeanee au ted utters are Maeshiacn NAAM tal Rath ag Stee ‘ niu ‘ ' : © by the steady downward trond | ! ay nape She paid this for a year under protest, | and uft sold ; Dr. Kahn, the Bavarian Premier, |"euths. Nard’ fiehting: The population ta) 7 0%, 6° iA ene sonsneed te nd | inVJauudes of thins swat wha ceria wit y Peed has dnformed the press that in his, HAD NEVER HEARD OF THE fecing jn panic ch Ace ea ate * notified, stv says, that the company | Date opinion it would be madness to place VOLSTEAD LAW. td ROokts Bava: X aE ic ir 254 i . eect Would show 1 ‘ | The Freneh contro! officer took mistic, bul we will have to admit will not be able to renew or grant the disarmament question in the fore. | Alexander Liefert of No, 616 How neh cor 04 | E ‘ This wae : | In the Kotel barracks, and the| that the real pinch is yet to come | ; :.|# new lease to on these h ground, declaring this to be only a Ar¢ Avenue, complainant againe ? 0 | eee Dah eur 1 buile ae pipe deer ners acer Mrs. Stilimun'e vecondary consideration, the principal Jacob Rosenthal of No, 2 Belmont ies opened fire on him ac-| unless this ‘coal strike ts settled $26,141,388 ply . H 2 yf cording to Inter-Allied Commission| 4d the industrial situation quiet- r |many references to the Bible, that Ave ‘ question still being that of repara- Avenue, charged with tileral selling Bacchi A AE ke ra ‘ nt | her itual interests and spiritual | . ‘ ' tions, He characterized the report of laquor, testified In the County TPerts ed, The strikes have hurt, but it Alteration permits for to | : 1 interests ir to ateal s , CS Tey sj Numerous casualties are reported t is prob sufe to say that t Very . . duties” entered into the case, and) ites Rie Gaprosanted * of a possible change in the Bavavi Court, Brooklyn, to-day said that he ase are reported to | tod show apple fo mn} - pres ? perhay v s e Bavacian havi ‘ : public 18 more distressed by hav- 7 bulla © would continue to oc sea ses id he + ; ; f Government a9 a baseless invention, never heard of the passage of the have occurred ut the Krundrain ratl- ’ h 1,107 hiss at a Be eee ee : cora said he would et P The ‘Tageblatt and the Vossische Eighteenth Amendment or the Vol- “ay station when the Poles drove o} ing to Fie dees adit 1,535 co: Css ones ne ‘ ng Eph ee oney could be mad ound Zeitung express belicf In the poasibil. Stead act. He said he read about the the Germans after three days’ con-| {0ATS than by labor t ; eriod last veg aoa ag enced am NU pasa ball & . on De. Huser ity of the restoration of the old coali- Passage of the Mullan-Gage act in a Unuous ftishting, aoe si REPEY BL SSROEAL Sool ne, as ig ya ee lee es ue | » sel] stolen tars Festiare: tion, consisting of the Centre Party |Jewish newspaper, and complained COPENHAGEN, May 10—German) 11%) Oh a) Tot i ay bie Piyihh val olay Witau inven « yea se ‘ ue | ed forees vo disarme¢ in the talk of jubor leaders, a may be until May 21, noon, . ie and the Democratic and Social Dem- |®eainst. Roventhal because Rosenthal armed forces hy disarmed |! though it Is obvious that : may ve to the end of my ! re ocratic parties, Acoording to the lat-|#!d him a drink of whiskey that French detachment at Koenigshutte, | iniitions of miners there are muny ail ce be henge, months a ter newspaper, the Centre and the Made htm sick. Silesia, necording to a Warsaw de-| _who are not bluffing” i a . fe es ' A ie 21), es yurs hence eDmocratic parties are agreed on this| Rosenthal established that six bot- #patch to-day. Polish Insurgents . 1 i i" course, | tles of whiskey taken from his. home Were ioe aa of halt ue $150,000 RADIUM nea 4 hat it wes not a pompaiona Taunt ; ¢ m 1 ; ity, the ding the other so." declared t anan had left it, in The Majority Socialist Vorwaerts, | by the police were in his possession © deerea ga." d : ‘ v however, says that the Centre party Prior to the passage of the Voiatend Port - . SAVED IN FIRE.|; nity ot ee B) 788 Weat Gnd Av " ; leaders are insisting upon the view Act and Judge McMahon ordered that | | { MpeEN pith eee _joceats : Re an nll driver was employed t lock as ‘ : 5 er costly fighting, sported or here und that it Was driven to u Bronx as - that they can ouly support a Gov-|the liquor be returned to him. Com- eoin in posscaston of the place., WOrkmen Carry Cans of Precious | ! eee l aerene, lds Go, line GETS $20 A WEEK ernment which favors complying menting on tho Volatend act, Judge Baeeiaitl iord company itavit, | jItallan soldiers dreve the painted aber 7 BUT OWNS AN AUTO Metal from Burning Build- with the ultimaium if the Democrats McMahon said: | $145,000. thc to-day she the despatch said, and handed !t over | ef ae Med changed 184 to S-5789, und and the People's Party support them| “This act was born Ina moment of |. tne tiesmuns . : ing in Orange. tivelvestonnrien the agent of t fe ESTEE to» aso) gk in this critical time. lconfuston and forced upon the Peo-| parinoR, Upper S t0,| Radium vatued at $150,000 was saved |@gainst three \ of the $800 Pee ceIm taints CRIA Beolbaee ce \ Yair \ French troops are Lewidecn alrondy | ple. It tt a law, however, and must} _ German patrols cros he Oder|to-day by two workmen, Alexander |®4™me month last yeu # increase Lift! | street 1 7th Avenu 2 Pa to have entered the Ruhr Valley and|de enforced, It begets spies And} River into Upper Silesia just before | Strebel and Clyde 1. Winterton, who | loft Idinnass ‘om the plane ¢ ‘ tf exhibited to Engel, a ‘ ee ANI Cy to have occupied parts of the town of | rogues and encourages fraud. When| qaytient yesterday and captured six small cans containing it from | #guin: an Tent te Reina bree ecora, an alleged bill Beatie ' ¢ Muelheim. & Government has to use spies to cn-| poles, one of whom Was suspected of putlding to another in| month fast proach, one by way of the bomb, the | Porting to show that » ~ The time for Germany to give the} force a law that law will not long! Kiting a number of Germuns the plant of Radium Luminous Ma-| Ings costing $1,700,000 as: other by way of the Bible. 1 have! Oya on Oct 27, 1919, . n 1 categorical answer to the AfMfied re- | dety repeal. | ame leader of the patrol, a ctyilian, {terial Corporation, High and Alden|teen costing $13,105,000 the pigs Ea method OF UME Ge dhe tod George W ir of No. 6 paration demands expires at midnight} Jacques Bustanoby, No. 221 West) twenty-three years old, declared the} Streets, Orange, N. J. it was an-| month last year; seven manufa landiord company, who is himself BEWARE THE “KICK” ;Avenns Brock Py May 12. The terms, in the main, call | 624 Street, the restaurateur, was ar-/ pole pad admitted the killings. When | nounced the company. ing and work Ps CUSLINE &32 ib student, wrote to her that he ! wt No. Avenu for payment by Germany of approxi- | rested to-day by the police under In-] asked what he wan going to do“wbout| ‘The fire was caused by a tamnace| tm ait) he. $406, suw no spiritual significance in the! YOU GET IN HOOCH peming ner sefuration snately $33,760,000,000, and fulfillment |#pector Thomus McDonald on a(t, the patrol leader suid: where rubbish containing lost radium | costing. $140,000 as apn DoT Ee ite thee he plage s : : Aaa of various other requirements of the | charge of selling liquor. “He was taken ten paces away and] was peing burned to reclaim the min- | Ing $60,000 the wane me i Pee ieleenisiieae Ga. Cael . a urt, i Treaty of Versailles, Including the ds-| ‘The Inspector says he heard some} two men were detailed to attend toferal. Rudium valued at upproxt-| eo places of | amusement {oof thirty plecos of silver.” |Ohemist Finds That Stuff seized |"). aacaient ~ ime ago that Bustanob . mae eared: al [mately $19,000 was reported jost. The | $600,000 as against three cost dded that she saw no hope of i ke de ‘ ‘ 7 7 a 1 aE ter porate ie in the aie itt Baer vac at aa isaac peut rags guar © was extinguished with little /000 the same month Ia deareasing her delta “if I have to in Brooklyn Is a MM ai a a lollowed by Allied occupation ‘i DSSS oe set vl damage to the plant, hoapit create a pension fund for protiteers.” the Stomach a is ey of the industrial region of the Rubr| customers. He says he made a “'con-| Oder. _ ie << ‘i ) € an elopement, T Valley. nection" through # third party, posed}. Italian troops here declare they |, 7 District Attorney Lewis of Brvokiyn | Sed Inek Yanan Die cs Max Jemma we avoviag|e © Wall Street Urokert and maede| pave lore acveraly’(n rocent @uiting |[TMiCveh Gtre Dex Lsiervien Fetes, HARDING MODIFIES | ,.00°vigeg'¢ cnamat und u sme EDS coor here that the Government will invade | arrangements with Hustanoby by tel-| against the Poles, and appear to bel wage John Coogan, a Joweller, whol six 4 ir POSTMASTER RULE |: i::0a) inboratory to ed mt a M nh the Ruhr, no matter what the answer | eine to buy a stock of champagne, | greatly incensed, They are declared jjiyon above hie store at No North | agi X costing $10,000 the’ same} ~ Jment pt his office in ordur to hand! t a ya of Germany to the ultimatum. Bertin | ##uterne and Burgundy to have shown unkindness towanl Po-|itenry Street, Brooklyn, was out with | POF iy 5 - more expeditiously Ue emt nu . ML ther with has been notified that this wil be| It was to be delivered, be said, at/iish pri who are genermily)} his family Sunday afternoon robbers eae ears rows, | Candidates Now May Be Chosen]. Lquor cases brought in under shy jetothe ordered if armed Germans are sent to |an indefinite date, and he charges that | being handed over to them by chee ee oalted ato about 100, hes [during April of aldings From Three Highest on Mutlan-Gege Law, his Income," suid Mr. Ketoham, Silesia A forward movement of |!t actually was delivered (hin morning | German captors, [found “esa a dollar in the cash) ie Civil Service Lists. Most of the iiquids that the chem- | "ls son that may be required to troops is looked for at any moment. |at & house near Rugby and Heverly —_—_ rer Re DORMTED (te ae $250,000 IN FINES | pe seer : ist thus far bus analyzed are much|pay it ali to Wis wife. He owns a DUEBSSELDORPF, May 10.—Cavairy, | Roads, Brooklyn. New VYerker Buys American Agri-[do, a sleeping powder, and that th . | WASHINGTON, May 10—President| inure harmful to the stomach and|diamond rink, a diumond scart pin, fanks and armored cans are all in| It was receiyed by Lieutenant Vette | — calturiat, animals ppialnee aalaen for some tine | regal Wining Neaniis in Big Pen-| Harding to-day promulgated an ex- | orney organs than the worst of reuljand a Stutz automobile tte wi qredinese for the advance into the|and Patrolmen Moran and Hoffman,{ SPRINGFIELD, Marke Mey Wm Ans | oe == alty for Coat Co ry ecutive order outlining the method by | whaskey ever was. One samplo | 4 requ ww y these to pay alle the moment the word is given. | who selzed ten cases of wine and the | PeUncement was made to-day of te SCRANTON. May 10.-—A ° e. i . 1 mony te © and the ; ay 10.—A quarter of a| Which postinastens of the first, second | and smelled like shellac. $ ed | , They will proceed along the Wupper | automobile that brought I. head ae Lica i i uturtst, HUNTING FOR GOLD, jmition aoiars in’ tnes and penalties} and third classes are to be selected. | ‘yin was 94 per cent. alcohol, flav-lypn rererne avlaned tw J mea Lips Rivers. The new frontier) Robert Cossig, 152 W 45th ore leg Pe etait La CAST ASIDE METAL, [ht %een imposed upon the Poop The order ts aimed to replace, but| ured with cologne spirita and oll of! \. would. i ee West a7th streets a chauffeur. were | (0.212: Dewitt, formelly bug 8 TIMES AS COSTLY] conser sare a armor, Christian. Hts] not entirely: overture, the exeoutive [UIP Bi diinius have, tremendous |Puvawas weserveds ’ : * . ager of tbe D ork Heral : John ayes, Keneral man- ; ares! nes inks have treme r shersnd also ted in connection with the : in 382 and ‘ql . order Ianued by former President Wil | + \du but they ure likely to send NO NEW “PUBLIC lgame case, an three were nrraign | ate Parner sesty Aaiaes eae of ese son, which put pastmastery uder the | ihe “kivkee™ to the r tf hospite isualie SCHOOL FIRE before Magistrate Short in Flatbush | tn 183d. Tt was $ $ thi : wes 0 if need “hooch” exploded BUILDINGS” BILLS | Police Court this afternoon and held Judd in. ig | LONDON, May 10. Maxey by Glaponing of tons | ONL! Sarvtoe. eaeatie i agen Ab age Ra ere in Rlingach? Toe? meamiaciten: 8 mainly. in New LU that glitters {s not gold, | feature in the contempt ‘The executive order makes pom | Kivithey'a offion, and. Bsieeaa't LEADS TO INQUIRY bli 4 | May 1. Tyenke snd New Jereny: - but lack of glitter is not a | brought by tho eity o for Postmasters to chosen | jrstroyed | — Republican Leader in House Says) Detectives O'Connor and Reynolds certain test for worthless. |the company, ite » the three candidates who stand 4 an 5 Wiute This Congress Will Omit | Sh.onse banning, forty-eents of No [ot whistoy and thres turriie of pie] eee We was found by gold dig. | {¢ st Ina Civil Servion examina | COP GOT STRANGERS DRINKS, |<" ; = Usual Appropriations. $2 West 138th Mtrect, last night atier [cohol They had repeated) Sérs slong @ river in Papua, Brit. | 10M the outgrowth of oy. Fxieting regulations requtre 1 nit they found in his home alloged ap-| searches of Brown's placy, they tuld) ish New Guinea, recently, While | ™n!8 . ippotntment « highest and the] Were Private Detect and vo 1 Harem 1D: , WASHINGTON, May 10.—Republi- ews for the manucestire oF Hauer. Magistrate Frothingham, but were| searching for gold the men en Failure to comply with the judement) .troet of the regulations is to liceman Ie Sompended fan Leader Mondell announced in the | Manning wos eharged with possess-/unable to find any liquor, although! countered tulsh- of court will give gourt power to tm-|_... % z ae . a ; son enn |__& Ahisht tr P Hohon Ne ke eee ete ero ie ne ling, raanutacturing ead traneporting | they were positive he was’ selling tt countered a Wulsh-gray, flakish |°000n the defendants until the judes| £1 the Postmaster General mor OSWRGO, N. T.. May 10.—Ur Jin 1888 atreat.\f Wiliy A Vaden t need liquor, He ls 4 motorman, said to be |Last night they went into the cellar substance which they cast aside | ment is complied with or untill It Is{lenway in naming Postmasters, | rocommendation of the Grand Jury in| ho akaraht Clann tise thee ART ohge for Governmental economy | empioyed by the Interburough. of a bullding next to the saloon and} ag worthless. Two weeks ago two | phown that the deft are unable} ‘he order affects all incumbent | Vestinting violations of the Provibition | fiscal Mra. Harrlet per, ane po appropriation bill providing for|" "The detectives say they found in|clalm they found the hooch supply] and one-half pounds of this to meek the JUgmmEne Portoamare ‘abner Cerranheve eapieea| tame cores tiauiay,, Commer state) Stas cu ora Wy @ suapaliag the erection of new post offices and | Manning's home three cans with|there cOnnected by @ pipe passing ubstance bot int | alee Wace a4 | League ball player and member ¢ si Federal buildings will be passed at | C°PPEr tops, one barrel of copper tub. [Under the floor with « concealed tap & nee was bought in this eity CAN'T FOOL Ti THIS. THIEF, | 474 will apply to o! her incumbents as} Cite force, haa been suape ne Laonox Hariots diate A cere: n C “tl ing, three copper pipes, three bar in Brown's cellar, Brown was held; ®¥ a9 American firm for approxi- | \their terms expire. Nearly 1,000] tity by Chief af Police Thomas } mquiry by S| this seusion of Congress. three demiohus and twenty. five in $1,000 bail for the Grand Jury mately $6,000, or eight times the coke, Ovain «| Ital of 60,000." are effected, out ofa) “Hanity te the tourth Dire Maraiatw eter cotati lons of mash, Gertrude Reis of No, 324 Kast std ain’ ot? th . - ‘3 ase, alo force to becom unig hav wen started by 0 clamp | BOYDEN AT ALLIED PARLEY.| Ser Kennedy and Patrotmen| Street. Way also Arraigned and held] fold, Brains Smaet $e vee ee Au: Hi Ameena ction cae trate Wile in the cored, we asiaeemeern Wiss and Duff: sod into thé wa- | in Yorkville ce Court. Polloeman it osmirdium. OInbar MATAWAN, N. 3, May 10—James | WANT A 2 1.2 CENT ZINC COIN | 2: two barrels” Nis tal r an marke ear od dow: ce Since Withdrawa | {0 of Janes rd | Leahey aceusod her of inamifacturing It wa miridium, a member | & fanetar 1 ty —-— runners, r f (hes) covered er of Wil venue, {}home brew and whiskey in the base ne metals wn ireen t .) the Portrait ef Roonevelt te Ateo| Teo ton! 2 Une rage PARIS, May 10-—Amerion resumed pckea ap thee, sinatcn of alle te nt af her ens ond produced a cop und for the tipping of foun- | costly ns, and the » protect | Deusen Men: tlece: eet f S nAnORY were aE eae a ‘ 8 umed | 01 ¢ #ay the beer | per Still as part of the evi¢ ‘ tain pons and for delicate peu tho oma = + ar Yl y te the match Oy the her place in u second Allied conference | was "home brew,” containing at loast|, Peter MeMunus, owner of a satoon| ings of fino machinery. It ip | {umm (raw the many fe koown| sir, LOUIS, May 10.—The proponed | Who took | L J Ulty nereon proceestod to-@ay when Roland W, Boyden sut| 22 per cent eloohol. In the cellar the |at No. 148 Woat 19th Streat, was ar-| worth £40 an ounce, fe Re te fe gt uN] ou, cent ploce wae dlecussed at the |g, aelqealicntal eal. Amerinan:| Genta FOVEre) wh eo Mitte im with the Allied Reparations Commiu- policemen said vey found six barrels | raised in Jefferson Market Police When the prospectors learned | chicken 0, opening seasion of the American Zine |?" macna Papeete SPS8N | Tora eH aibpaton hp Aaa Tan Te wre tin Cree attondance ant. {of “home brew,” which thoy conte wrt to-day and held tn $1,000 the vulue of the substance they ‘Sunday might the expected thief came| Inatitute and @ resolution wns adopted, PO a il fai sora lSoutiae tear nalaret rend fe A p! ung. i 9, cated. Martin Philbin, bartender, was | Magistrate gilberman, an & char hurried back to md. Walked away with hound, chain QENEVA, May 10.—The Sw od- | 3 be was withdrawn by former President to the river and | and walke | calling n the Pesesuey Department teacher, Mine Weadies, 0: P’ Wileen. arrested, charged with violuling the | possessing liquor, Detectives said they| learned that tropleal rains had | chickens and all. Clark raported the! to make it ot ine and to’ put on it the [era Councl! to-day agreed to arbi-| (ola of the fire Alin ‘Waketon ‘tou in commission to-day od tte | State Liquor Law found one barrel, eight cases and| washed away most of the pre. | theft, to the police, but so far not a! portrait af farmer Presdcht Rooesvate (trate the long-standing boundary dia-|thy Gre dell call end fixing the value’ of shipe dex | Detectives arraigned John Brown, | forty-four bottles of whiskey and a| clous atuff By careful work they | ‘lus bee been foun he resolution also save that sinc solni tween Venemicla and Coliam-|ontidran prosent for te “nay ome Hashes, Oe armas "ae Dart. of fer in |p aaloonkeoper at No. 2028 Third \quantity of wines and loohol in the raked tomsther what was left, bad enn deine ucmmrcmnre-.. | (He cid unrenalat Gree kha ceed adTTURT (EU mat pauaenie Sy ena tesunets wilne | toa wat at las - jirles ard suggests that the ab | Will be rendered by the counel! with: | To ox dempity peym Avenue, Court te-day on cellar of McManus's piace, it refined and sent to London, puss te BeclQtand drengiroehdve | tictal would be an economy lin twelve months blase, - om Be , ser as — “ . we M » 6 Une ' }