The evening world. Newspaper, May 27, 1921, Page 1

a — pa MAD HATTER WINS METROPOLITAN IN RECORD TIM ts Weatrer-—PARTLY CLOUDY. | “ Circulation Books Open to All.’ | Bh LXI. NO. 21 751—DAILY.. = To-Morrow's Weather—-PARTLY CLOUDY. by The Presé Publis ww York Workl), STEEPLECHASE T0 FRANK B: | SINN FEIN VOTE SURPRISING GIANTS LEADING AT BOSTON | IN NORTH IRELAND ELECTION © BERGDOLL’S CASH LOSTBOY ANDGIRL 7) [Racing Results, Charts Baseball) “yo spss, toexeon se anraay da BASEBALL || Evening World Racing Chart | $800,000 IN ALL SINCE MONDAY LAST: bai: oe RUNS Soa aes Coat eam Wom eam placunie, time | The “Trading With Joined in the Hunt for the | Giants 070100 0 0 &-Hm) Enemy” Law. Missing Littile Ones. Boston. 0 4 10 0 0 0 2 SER &3 fee = Hatteries—‘Hurns, Ryne and Snyder, ‘Towsend, Scott, Bupton and | wdy. AT BOSTON: IRS, FOUND BY “ACIDE - “President of Irish Republic” -Has * Her Property Tied Up—Refu-| Brother of Girl Heard Faint Been Elected Also to the Southern gee Will Now Be Thrown | Tap and Opéned Closet Door | House—Two Women to Sit in the SUBOND, RACH Tue Wradinay Stecplochane, handicap: (or foaparar | on Own Resources. Which Had Snapped on Them. | North Parliament. ‘ PHILADBLPHTA, May 27 erty in thie city of Grover|aged five who had been missing from| BELFAST, May 27 (Associated Press).—Sir James Gratis ! honws in Paterson since Mon- | Designate of Ulster, who polled alorest 30,000 vote: ini night, und whose disappearance for the Northern Trish Parliament, established a record for the \ His nearest competitor v Eamonn De Vale the Its was snized to-day by Col. Thomas] tire city and the active aid in search | Republican leader, who res. more than 16,000) vot W. Miller, alien Pr&perty Cus thousands of volunteers. were The election of De Valera is in addition te his elects er the Untted States It consists ament for County Clare real estato and money.on deposit in| vacint npartmont in the housm tha [Under the provisions of the new Home Kule Act four local banking in The property * was imma under a power of attorney hours’ confinement in the dark, {MOTHER ALSO SUFF AT PHILADELPHIA: Brooklyn. O 2 O 2 Phia.... O O 108 Ga s- Ratterios Grimes und Miller, Smith and Bruggy. “AT PITTSBURGH: Cincinnati 1°00 0 0 0 0 3 ©—HE3 Pitsbirgh 3 0 0 O10 0Q a Batte -Rixey and Hargrave; Ce enamidt AT CHICAGO St.Louis 2 03 0 —~ Chicago. 101 0 , Butteries-—1« lemons, Alexande> wid AMERICAN LEAGUE AT WASHINGTON: Yankees. O 5 OR BHSQ oa Wash'gton 2 O 1 | 1) | i | Te | =} The seizure, Col, Miller announced, | cramped closet ‘ Ratteries—Hoyt and Schang; Za chary and Garrity. i ' it | was by direction of the President and] gyurry Farber, the son of Mr. and | Pain bee any was elect, ato aay ‘XT DETROIT: | a ; oa woo song amay.[UNGer the authority of the ‘radims) 987! wi en \in the Ulster Parliament on ‘Tuesday. iS : Brftiant Ray @hoerd vient and Gnished out atzong. Confation ran a goo mire Vastra! wae With the Enemy Act. Mt is the first)“ ARAM AED OL Gb tee He was at the head of the poll in the Vhicago. 00000 . | elmary oatrun, selmire siner June, 1919 Street, in the hoy and Holla Wel [joint Fermanagh and ‘Tyrone division Detroit. . 01000 , daughte of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel | |Mr. Griffith was urrosted late. last | November and at ine that au Ratteries—Faber and Yaryan, Leonard and Lasvier | Weiner 0, 122 Tyler Street, is the |boen in Mou ac aefrina ies ¥ i ‘ai : ‘ i the Congressional committee investi- e Mountjoy Brison in Dublin, | a gating the escape of Heraddlltrom| ste ney Were teat seeninitheduan daring attack to release hint we amfly sergeants a year ago she ler Monday evening playing on the Bae by @ party of Sinn Fetners wwe 1 power of attorney for Grover. She} Sidewalk in front of the Weiner home weeks ago, but the altucking purty wus then’ served with n formu) de The seareh for them began won beuten off, mand for a detailed report of all her|they did not appear Monday nicht, LFAST, May son's holdings and was notified that! By Wedne members of the Am- ar returns to-da going eur re Wee ran a goad rare, Latte had no exeme, lof} A boy seven years « and a & the pro: Cleveluind Rergdol, convicted ¢ ertey now in evader and army 4 1,090, | had aroused the aympathy of the en-|in Ul Germany, valued at about $s temult in demi. “Tiebwt wan ‘found to-day locked ina closet a erty Par wre are four "5 parents Varliuamentary constituencies: in County Down, De Valera stoud for one of these—an old Nationalist stronghold—represented fur years uy Fighting MeCurtin,” a strong follower of John Redmond, the Natiow alist leader.| tutions ld by Mrs C. Bergdoll, Grover's mother,|srom the effects of the eighty-four s the little gir he children are rapidly recoverini: $a Arthur Griffin, founder of the Sint 4) POURTIC Rach—APe ote ep: for threwsraralia & 112 ee ee ee. Mea a ‘Ninn, PN oy Tai PAV Madea “Owner Col. Miller announce Mrs. Bergdol! had testif that after before . LOUIS Cevelaed oO . — St.Louis. 3 Bom Momnere Solnut | nger e way and wom aa he pleased *Wore blinkers | | ti "1 t P ft A 3 routs dot ‘ Pet Unionists clected all the forty aod owed anodes wan tiring fast at the Hart chased throwgh last furidhe. | his property would be taken over by |eticun Legion, Boy Scouts and other y, Start rials for Rnnge Tage tHe 91 at ot seven’ Rad pe Drone ae Vcliatiars weeieenine lie RaniniG Many Star “e Vrials Gites they ealeted Gal te CPTFTH RAGH. hree-yearaidn Accompanied by Major Vincent A.| River, which is near the homes ot, Championships in Harvard | a mee counties, 113° Fa ‘ ¥ Carroll, his personad attorney, Col.|the children, Yesterday: James You- Stadium | a Deleaiae ere carried antes =. i eg) © he Y-twWo seuts abd the Miller seized the ‘he Hhan's police dog, which was irre % doll Custle ‘ Z : % panei es A cae i on the outskirta of \uis city, where | the search for the little Northrop ii : : Socialists have been practically elim- ae 1218 ' Mrs, Bergdoll lives, ‘bis property| whose body wns found to tho Pas | HARVARD STADIUM, CAM-| inated, according to the Jatest re- Gi te et E $4) was left to Grover by tis father,/sale River at Arlington a week ag /ERIDGE Mass. May plates a ora wil ta ieeneson tna nT *Wore Uluikem Diomelen closed w 5 ioe | Mrs. Bergdoll ownimg a residence in}after he had ing a Week, | weather conditions and a perfect) : pag ebieapirnibies dy id Regal ‘Lodge dropped bac: tum; came on again in final furlong and finial |the city in @ section locally snown 4 taken to ster’ first Parliament, viection re- Bhan acpaed Hea | Biliiok ten ¢ pote seer jtruck greeted the 700 bronzed uth lea showed to-day. Mr Me I as “Brewerytown, So pre the crowds in the = ti ===: re 4 lletes who competed here to-day 10 | Mordie, widow of the ex-Lord Mayor port i Well, when do 1 have te 10 faciver: tute Atty | 5 yo! a: sign HT to ear, a Stan poll” Wen arhiner mince ate Pe lula aie Geel whab ae yea ati os i ke ee A He Ate! SHIM GF the forixeAith ApAne ee Ealtawy (Aud Mia: Chichveler aig a mn . Son See eee nee | el y r ae ‘ See eee Eastern intercullegiate track and fleld | Londonderry have been elected. ie: nl 3 Fae Ter ee the seizure notice, until after midnight Then, after SHAR TeNwH GOR | va ‘Gs: sent j oar RRR ar Col. Miller and Major H Chae ea During ms of the votes wrroll UiEM smelling clothing that had been worn proonoded to the People's ‘Trust ( Ne Cen Wer ben | Calitornix’s term was the centre of | last night there was rioting in the elas es é he Pacific Coast squad) Marrow ie pany, the Northwestern National | smartly on a trail that led for nearly | , . peal bone district in which one nterest. Test=il - th Ponnaylvania and Yale were| man way killed and more than ss 2 Oo running in the interest of the Weast- ex. Pillery, Missic “ue Pil fs Bank, the Real Estate Title Insur- le through the city streets, Fin |“! cay Rancocas ures the weepy, Apex, Pillery, Missionary, Cape Pillar, Black Vox, . a mile throug ieee a Ceiba, "Ke mad {aa ; 0 Entry Capt mont stable, finished fourth, a neck pyrge, Forzeauhead and Sailing Along ulso ran. © & Trust Compiny, and Drexel ally the dox stopped on w trestle, at | SO Jered equal favorites. Ne n| dozen arrests made by the military Belmont Event in Record back. The race vas 328) 3} co, and ordered the M pocket gi the yard of Jo from the Kar West made no secret \®oldiers are guarding the district go- Time, 1.37 2-5. record time for the race. ‘The field iead of forty lengtha The con I of all property standing in the name| Agnew, and wagged his tail in m. the missing children he set off ——— questration ja 6 hn jot their confidence in being able to win|day ws the feeling still runs bigh add | he championshi : threats are made by § patched by C. J. Fitzgerald, was alw: a walkaway and of Mrs, Bergdoll until the interest! manner denoting supreme patiatac- | hampionship. by both sides, © illness of Mars Cassidy. |}. fifteen lengths fram 7 at Grover in the funds in the banks | 1ion, on woo Alien Woodring, Syract was| ‘The counting of the votes in thy 5 oked an inner of the 220-yard | four Bell vt connate By Vincent Treanor. vw withdrawal of Btermal, it wus subdued Earlocker after a sharp mA 2 could be ascertained | de was assumed that the children He ked syed fs Bee a i the | but it rv a oy ‘BE TRACK ql ferne s because of the armpit a) tur f resident Sc heiser of the Berg: | unde into coal yard sant | U, Mee Hatinr won. shor M f #3 h nna ieee claus « ire! i Hea ELA ais : te ‘ di leith ‘¢ 8 ms ur a i lng up aa 1 te ral ta tons of cou! | Thomson Dartmouth, world's record | the sixteen city seate, In the Weet tan Handicap here this « at oe WH Sane u Wy laeny eos Ne Nes Sonne T Louis ‘ i S ss Ania 7 f il) holder, wus the heavy favorite for} Division the Unionists, ‘f. 4. ibuen, and Capt. Aleock were the oth to) with ithe winner, finished fourth, A UISVILLE. {G@rover’s holdings in t company we Jumped frum the cars on the ri ° | M. P., headed the poll with 12,398 Audacious was second be withdrawn, leaving a fivid of| piure, the Green leble'a rene BUT AOE anya sun three | AU mortgamors to Grover and the | trestl:. ‘The work of digging into|'? DoE ae SUMMAIUES, votes und Joseph Devin, M. P,, the Hand third. The time wi eight entative, was the opening favor $8.20 and $5.80, first; Sealtenapts in hi erties will be this mountain of coal was started to-) |. THEY BU AAAI stionalist, was second with 10,62 Mad Hatter was even muney in th at ee ns sd coasted cee te Saas He was withou 1 through th Wincatee Wd. | served likewise, mu roan a iP te Dae nm fang xp Sed Wan be Céclar arowar JF tes, The Sinn Fein expectea to betting, He was ridden by sande. Sounded wits Hevoted te Anepeciel! arly running and Anally br Jown 4, Sh Dalry and Gen nounerd:, It ie wereot d tho soimize to find the tedlea af the missing| Te Mea, Gouin 1 Jcure & seat at the expense of Dov- : of the: remodelled: plas crows as dismounted nearing oe ‘ RACK—Kour and will cut off a ne vay, be fe ones : nor the Untonts . : Audacious, ridden by C, Kummer, Ot 3 cotiered on the lawns and through. wa aap " furlongs; mulden two-year-olds ae the United 8 t tocday Joseph Weiner, | “rds Graah, Catumbia, fourtt ; aS Aionists, but they have Phan Hund weatee e a we n purse OOi—aluily “Anton $4 receiving from the Un Stutes and! At noon tu-day Josep! einer, | 19g only polled ¥,100 votes out of nearly to 1, was second. iow Hand Wa@siout the different “Inclosures before race of the mest- | $8.10, first; Brilliant Stur, $4.40, throw him upon his own resources twenty years old, a brother of Bell 100-YARD PASIT—Second — 58,000, $0 to 1 in the betting two o'clock, The weather was brill-) ing resulted ‘ win’ for. Man Atte rl third, Time—55 1-5, Germany. nd his chum, Samuel Miller of No bere A a : es ate migeas In Antrim the Unionists this morn- ‘rwenty thousand saw the race. jant and the track fa TT Wits na, currying the R Ison jr. col HIRD One and o1 . WASHINGTON, Ma Grover | 14 Tyler Street, worn out from exer. ‘Lourie, Prinevton, fourth. Time | Were pretty certuin of six of the wide approval of the new conditions Med ‘Te thr ar-ol 400.—-Honolulu 1 Lu ason of his, tions in searching for the children, | seven seats, the other going to Dev- Ww held by |went to a vacant apartment im-| WOYARD DASH--Third “Heat.—| tin, Although tere are a lurge aum- nediately above that occupied by|Won by Woodrir rie Le-| ber of Sinn Feiner: 4 s “a Coney, Lafayet cond; Well. 3 im Antrim, the dulayed the start by ofan Cleveland Bergdoll, by ape to Germany, le 1 ‘the handicap resolved itself into| yrse race before the field had) and particular new | running away from| stands, ‘There was natural confus-, rey weft in ever tise for tl a one gone awa ument, but | Orte American Gove sixteenth of a 1 the good start, Mad Hatter jen by! ion attending the finishes and this, 4) wu ont 3 Aw r r within the mean Py the Weinn carrying blankets for ea tnd: nHarvar, |Unlonist, Barbour, headed the list Sande, aasumed a three-length lead,| became pronounced as the field swept) tproughout the four and 4 bi 7 i‘ & Wit the Rr the purpose ot a nap. Aalto Pine 10 | with sume 17,000 us compared with followed dy Audacious, with Sennings| by the new finish line in the frst} jongs, Beverly Belle and ed Tom | | Merve ome dite) (el, catered the rooms they heard rd and Stanford qualities Wo Jess than 6000 tor Louis Walsh, the Park in third position and the others{ Mee and continued until they bad!) were prominent in the early say eo Ou aint tapping sound. 4 ; ens or nl ile in ee Feiner, ; strung out to Bon Home, who was| Passed the old finishing mark near) yyt “yoth tired and Manna AT. TORONTO. Investigation Ted tacm to a elowet re ae nol fF ary came out as the Unionists pre- last, ‘There was little change in the| the former club Gease through, to a hane t RACH } |door which 1 opened. Out fellate, Pennsylvania, ‘Me aie They elected their three can- order rounding the bread turn, and it) Krewer, im Me Rancoca colors. | Ray, Confusion, =~ Fa . Harry dd bbe 1 little girl was cuse and 4 nto au ie d ani |didates—all they had nominated—thug was always evident that Mad Hatter| took the opener euiMly. Pe “per | eolora, finished t vert uke Meeparadnese thy [aneechions, The Loy wax stronger, ,880-surd Tun. Three ty leaving the other two seats to Prot would win. showed the early way, attended bY! apne prohibitive di ae Quentin Prison | He explained tht, they wore explor. |Piwt Meat; | Won by eprott Callfor” 1 Sonn MacNeil, Sinn Fein, und wis Entering the stretch passing the ofd| Frigate and Caretree. Sande beld levered to the « soon ; «life term, wa ng the empty lat Monday evening Crawford, Lafayette. ‘Time, 1.67 4-5, ‘Nationalist running mate, club house Audackous made a futdo|Krewer under restrammt unt!) the |i. start and raced greenly, fin ind went into the closet. The door Sa0-yard fun. Second Nat Woo The pacvantonn ot votes potled was bid to overtake the leader and|final eighth where te @led and his mong the trailers, Acain the : immed behind em and fastened Nein Diets Maire oo oe ade ray a Poles : Belfast. ewerved s}ightly toward the ami! in] mount responded impressty: t ontusien rexaval gh inoham as taelf with a clap on the outside Iie, 1.85 eS : | reac ied Be “i ur, and this figues big tiredness, Om Watch, who ‘ad |s0ing off to # length and w hilt vi bere of tie Farber and “yard run, Third hett. Won py | Was equa min» constituencer, { nn: seeond, Cr Yale; | while nowhere wa) ‘ec percentage 5 ed there | tOry over Pitter Piper, w were so oxelted tha ad dropped beck. Yellow Hand, one ||” Ten ON orem , \$ i aa CE er ms a in many instances le candidate @ the early traifers, found his way sna | LONDON, May (Ohick) | Ia ; nee were wing at the yard, and) Haultanite run: AL TS is nappice . 2 apa Galane Wh 5 i APS i sta f fornia; J. F. Cook, Cornel whose bame was {ir 1 the ls, 1 set after the leaders. J. EB. Witenor’e colors were first te} Evans of Chicago, w ated in ‘4 CLOTHIELS Broadway much of Mr, Agnew's stock had by rough and set af ! aaret Ss SSteanta: EASY y sar Ch 7 uldies ea si ford, Lafayette; G. Bawden, Mo 1 T.; | whieh was arranged aiphwbeticaliy ce the Westbury Steeplechase over tne] the British Amateur uplonship| Genco tic atributed all around the premises > ‘ Passing the nish Mad Hatter was mar n mar-Old THE Wort ‘ \ 1, 1 Demming, Penn St ln. A. | pecelved tha Iicseat number lonethw to the good over Au-|tWo-tMile route, when Frank B., after|et Hoylake, but waa eliminated, left}and 1 00 adder B M eto) ene reached him that | irown and B. W. Eby | ‘ 5 three Ten =f racing bis fleld dizzy first half | here to-day by airpl: for Va t tren had been found ania: TC. Hand av, | votes. For ex iaple, Sir R, Ande @potous, 0) was a length in advance) mije, drew out and ramile and a| He will onier uke Breach Goll Cham — 8, Yo'r : json, Unionist, Rnd nearly 3600 more ef Yollow Hand Senpings Park \half had been traversed enjoyed @ pieusiw. (Racing Entries on Pag time, 1.05 2-5, thas iol MacNeil) im Derry, where ‘ * ‘ . z ‘ XN ~~ - al — \ ’ A ——