The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1921, Page 1

* DE VALERA AND LLOYD GEORGE TO MEET ALONE TO-MORROW To-Day's Weather—UNSETTLED, ) 10 TO 3” DAILY WALL STREET FEATUI RE THIS EDITION “VoL. LXII. NO. “21,790-—DAILY., Che Di suddloesiasos Books Open to All,”’ t hy The hig Co. Phe New ) York "Wort. NEW YORK, (WEDNESDAY, JULY Ld LEEDS PHYSICIAN NO U. S. EMPLOYEE TO WORK, aS om bs “Blue Sunday Law" “Men, Headed by | OF. Ogi rer poeenl Lawyer, Descend on Congress and Will f. ilvie Says e Oe: ‘ Demand Passage of Their Bill. Remember Anything About pele) trol & tale Caesiapranteie oF Phe een World Father of Baby Jay. WASHINGTON, July 13.—The “Blue Sunday” lobby descended on &: . Washington today, headed by Noah W. Cooper, of Nashville, Tenn., an atiorney, who tried unsuccessfully to get a rigorous Sunday closing law enacted at the last session of the Tennessee Legislature. Cooper was met here by more than a hundred churchmen from Seeks to Show Banker Has of the United States, who will canvass their congres sional delegations in the interest of the proposed law. Disqualitied Himself From The bill which the “Blue Sunday” advocates are behind provides Seeking Divorce. that no person in the employment of the United Sta carry on bis NEW BABY MAKES WM. FEAT GRLNOPA tsctecee DETAN NOTABLES cower ON MAURETANA 5 UNDER ALIEN RULE aenaiie Count zechenyi Changes Time He Intends to Stay Here Before He Can Land. DEFENSE OPENS: FIGHT. “JIM? BARNES HELD UP. ious parts Golfer and Seven Others From Fneland Later Released— Passengers Indignant. shall work or ordinary vocation on Sunday; that no trains shal! be operated in interstate commerce, not even to carry the mails; and that it shall be unlawful for any newspaper to be received, (Special from a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) POUGHKE ih Annoyance, exasperation ands in catried or some instances hysteria were preva delivered on Sunday nt among first and second cabin “It may to some seem radical to stop Sunday newspapers and Mare James Ogilvie, who agsengers on the Cunarder MRS. WILLIAM A. RCcKEreL Cer Harold Leeds at the ircins and mai aid Cooper, “But let us remember that half our ' fae : trains and newspapers and mails don’t run on Sunday now. We simply ; ania, which arrived to-dny front apartment, which she occupied MIMS) ak shot the other half ef back into the good habit of running nee Son Born to, Mrs. William ROcKe- vipampton, Mecanse the imimisra when Jay Ward Leeds was born, was . teller, Who Was Miss Florence except Sunday.” tion authorities insisted upon patting the first witness to-day before Refers Cooper was once a candidate for Congress from Tennessee Lincoln, numerous aliens arriving here on Danie! J, ¢ ison in the nan) di- | —__ —— GREBNWICH. Conn, July 13 jusiness or pleasure trips in the im voree hea He was called at the 7 7 , me as I RHINE RAKE ; William Rockefeller has become @) wigeant class until vhey ean estab gress arenes $100,000 ROBBERY IS FOILED h that be was dis sop here to Mr. anw Mrs. William & Kreat-grandfather with the birth of 9) js ty the satisfaction of soma duct had been mysterious official in Washington revit neva" AS *ATRPLANE BURGLARS” ARE "scm te itn her's side are Mr. and Mrs, Wilk qi 3 wejoek thia aftern son aiter a ness, He was stormed at the visited him in his office t Washington officiat ordered that all West 12nd Street yesterday. On the ————= OF Alrvahd Mrs deric W. Lincots | nest cabin natives of the Brit sh 1 Witness stand he would admit only who had been detained saonid be 4 that he attended Mrs. Leeds when the s born. He in 1 he could sed. That order allowed oat Captured Loft Thieves Were a Hay at ea « \ enty-three first aliens ber anything about "M : ‘ n pything al and Furs. oy ‘ : a even onus Wily, ahora, ‘ihe remaining htivuin ana weeds ew York, ruary 9% 19 16 7 ih ~ i tens in the second cabin fa were shown to the physician ‘our “airplane burgiars’—so call siietelle : Me prompect 0 ah w hown to the j 1 ; wi. Hiam kefelle: and the AAA REENTCAC AI HIeneS NERO UIE “1 cannot say that 1 ev use they work witb ropes sus- imes Stillman, were present alechayauliimn man” he said, pended from the roofs of loft build ind Mrs, William A. Rockefeller have } wsed. . | “Tenet that a iph to avoid burglar alarms—who ERAS DSHTIC Deke UG lee Thik sort of thing.” said an oti } man who was in the Lane, Chestuut (nil, Ma pied ‘eth l aaa Res surprised at work on the 12 —— eer OF the ahi: Osi oly eh and was known building at No, 44 West 38¢ al i Mare or ; sh f the. progres ; St early to-day, made a complete P 4 f of Americans tra ny abou . snjoy ames, eS a ere Among those held ap but Liter 1 Tam unabie to say," he re nfession to Acting Inspector Cough Enjoy Games, “Ries tnd Per JACK DEMPSEY eased when he changed his papers plied, “It was a long time ago. ‘The iy at Headquarters, ‘They said they! formances at Starlight Park MSc ceRt CURTANUI ta) remMurnc OH occasion was not unusual for me. 1 made no effort t My mind was on my ; t. Lcoula| Silks and furs in the Jott of H. Klug gars the husband of Gladys Vande ognize the man if 1 met him) man on the twelfth floor, Sumebody, ‘Twenty thousand Widdis Klub mer enters Vahatde Brennan, counsel for Mrs y to face at this moment they said, who knew the lay-out of bers will remember to-day 4s to 1 57 reet the Van ; John & sel for Mr i . : Count was sur 5 the Klugman place, inspired them tol they live. It was their outing: ¢ gerbil he in Stillman, and John K, Mack, for two- | \tremat the tobber.. All four a eas Ae ORIEN aE prised to.jearn that he as considered atOrPE, tae aaery ‘ be Starlight Park, in the thes year-old Guy Stillman, were still | .y convicts Bronx, and an emigrant storming at Dr. Ogilvie for his slack Nero Hato Michael okine and his wife Verw memory at the adjournment for lunch ony. Morria G Russian dancers, ani j detained iatiy. 1 was di r had the time of their liv: Fi ther Fohine, the Michael yr we st owinter at , it was the day on which the twe ‘lled 1 ‘ : ead fenumed ih at’ che aturrnoun’ eek WER CP RY OR Whit thotwn Travelled THO, aes Says thei invenile nines, one from Manhattar sion Sessions last week and v4 awyer in Ci ig ap Phey were here all \\! Cornelius J. Sullivan and Col, Wille |naeenay re el = [ind one from the Bronx, save eae I iWe uy Cour Fight Over acai rogolltan dohave a home } jam Rand jr. regarded the examina-| phe a asa Ni other battle for The Kvenuy World Seized $6,300 Auta, at No. 86 West 72d Stree in tion with thinly disguised amusement. | yeaterday afternoon: carrying a 55-. Kiddie Klub Cup sounder contract to form a ballet Miss V. Hi trained nurse, fol-/foot length of rope and hid in &! The gates of the park Neither. dack Dempeey nor hie mag. for the Hippodrome, ‘They were ire lowing Dr. ¢ id she had been | water tank. After dark they left the eg ee Cee eg Mek SS: leipAl hie merger in attendance when a boy was born | tg and sat down to wal Thevac © ocloet and thatiwas too lain [ARH Joh MeKernpn. more ' Provably the most heated ind to Mrs, Florence H. Leeds in 1 ut started to work at 2 o'clock this fF about 3,000 kiddies who were (@tly known as Jick Kearns, has ever) Janal on the Mauretania was Jat No. 64 Bast 86th Street, She was not morning by swinging one of their! waiting there for a long time, impa- “iS! & vote. Bornes, che prof HeLLGe Une altogether positive in identifying 1 umber aver the rear edge of theltient ¢o begin the. das’a amuaements,| ‘Thin information came out dunng/ ham Country Clubs returning from photograph of Mrs. Le but said yoof, ‘This one swung against a win-| And os soon as the gates were swing the argument before Justice McCook Participation in the Beitlan t it iooked yery much like the woman dow and broke it with « crash pen) that hokie (of #000 A ui A (COOK yampionships. He bas lived in thy he attended glass that was heard throughout thelwhirlwind descent upon the ewimming | {aay (Pte Application of Demprey | country sixteen years and has takes fl Shown a photograph of Jumes A./piock, Persona living nearby, awak-| pool, No child in that party ever un. @Md’ Kearns to vacate an order of ats jout his fest papers. bat wius held up Stillman she said ina positive man-|.; d by the sound, saw the swinging |dressed to go to bed with one-hun- tachment on a $6,200 limousine seized Decause the British ati | ner; “That js the man 1 saw fre- pur und the three men on theldredth of the alacrity he or she aie. |hy the Sheriff, pending a auit broughe (quel for duly, hi Loe | quently about the house and who was. played in wriggling ont or clothes and ; JP iexcesded. He was on 1 \ known there as ‘Mr, Lee FOUND MAN DANGLING FROM jig Qathing suit rank sf. Bpellman for $100,000 1 The sume sort of information was LONG ROPE Wille sheas ulddies were rauingone |”! s aguinst Dempsey and 1. Gilchrist, an Koglish cot sought from Miss Bartkopf, the nurse One of the residents blew @ P0-| another for the “first in” other kiddies! Kearns in connection with a moving ton broker and his wife, who was burn who had charge of Mra. Leeda, at the lice whistle and then ran to 37th) were streaming intu the park by thy picture venture handled by Spellman Georgia, were detained. Mr. Gil same time Street and Fifth Av where hel iundreds, until when thinge wera | i . . n ves part of the Ume in New Other witnesses summoned for to- found Patrolman Michael O'Donnell! ey) past there were 20.000 ot Hit J. Kueh, former Makistrate | york and part of the tine in Rng day were a group to give testimony of the West 30th Street Station! ovrrunning ine place And for Dempsey and hearn.| tang Arthur James McAllister, an rding the automobiles of the When the latter arrived im the rear! cae coming all afte both were re n of thi8! other fritish cotton fuctor whe Leeds household, ‘The first of these yard of the oft building he saw Al Ai oF tn. ark conceal State apenda most of his time travelling was James A, Kirwan of the office of man suspended by a rope, SWINKINE| We theatre, were fre Ser i Justices McCook asked where Demp-) perween New York and Tandon, was ‘ the Secretary of State of New York, outside a window on the Ith] i Gridnen, and they war an T sey and Kearns hid voted ut the jetained, ay was nund A. Rice, the who brought the applications for floor, the usa of which he had) nine wenn Re a mmeM: 6 tion, and the attorney A 1Mey ENglish direct fo many American Heenses made by “F. Harold Leeds,” | Kicked tn. Nauman Rk HOGRIASE x ESERY, nave been travelling so much that thes foundry comporations, w us an of The rope, about three-quarters of coasters, whirlpools 2nd) hive nover voted. 7 ourt then gee at No. (Continued on Second Page) an inch thick, was tied under the | 710) Sts [nme Chedine: Was INE) skod Une of the men, ind warned nie J k = = ¢man’s arms and around his waist and; Kiddie Klub performance, given bY fempaey is twenty-six and Kearns! who has live nter provided with a loop, on which he| Members of the Klub themaely ANd)! i nietyecight vale for twenty years and has two could rest his feet 48 there Were thirty-six of these little flaga) laine ppore ing ape a 5 » horn in this country J ed Advertisers Patrolman O'Donnell went up the) performers i! was necessary to ES ad FSET OAW Gece ee retaal le iaat nical eit Din aelte mathe fire escape, and whan be reached the | five shows during the day lin. Bataviar Gt unten ierare teh Sat a LEED UAL. OF twelfth floor reached out and hauled % nelds wbout 400 And) an a> so aice Taylur und thie was a. dine (onl for the month of July ha mpor an < him. He found a fully loaded .#2 cal- | t to Kiddie Klub oi ncerant iainulen Of HAL felai lever 16) pend) money {a a: busing CaLauh aAvaratne| eae fat Ibro revolver inside his sock and held Country Outing Bund, When the was held May 4 laat and.) way, but isn't #o keen About The Sunday World should be in place by a garter first performunce was culled the oo ang ca aha teetimuny, vertout ¢unde ae fie was when tm The World oftics Taking the revolver the policeman! theatre was filled minutes before the jogs tb fight manager {the other «id A rapped the man on the head with his! curt went up and there was sul “ EAE OR een 4 4 ; 4 Preceding Publication let him swing out again door: Decision was any SHOR aie : | The polleeman then went on up| In the afternoon little Aileen Riggin tion quota tor July fh an " THE WORLD the fire-eseape and found three men|the Olympic champion diver, who is) Arges Pol iworlg) Bi Per lCceded ——— — —— Check room for baggage and pas ope day and - on anes { (Continued on Second Page.) (Continued on § e nih Money” ordery''end rayeliere™ checks ‘tor (Racing Entries on Page 20.) U 1921. t To: Morrow’ Cord, [ “Cir { “Circulation I Books “3 Open to All.” | to All.” Entered as Second-Ct lee, New 4 Matter ¥ » Weather—UNSETTLE URSE IDEN TIFIES STILLMAN AS “MR. L JAPAN FAVORABLE TO HARDING'S PLAN E EDS’ E ssoagsresLLOVD GEORGE AND DE VALERA PORIO. Jui 12 (Delayed). Th eign OtMee to-day 1 informatiy that the favor ble attitude of the Japanese Government toward the prineip!: TO-MORROW ON PEACE OR WAR IN IRELAND of disarmamen diready an =e. _ nounced several times by Baron Vehida, remains unet The Governmen:, hot ready as yet toon stoment 1 arding its position ward the proposed Wasvington lament conference Parliament in oo Iapanese press, the com nercial organizations and the public generally are favera Japan entering the conte bur the politica! leaders are rather ndefinite in pheir answers, want ty to know the scope ef the eon LONDON, July 03 George and Eamon De Valera, the enee before committing then A GOVERNMENTS xe | FOR DIAMANT Deny prt ACCEPTANCE, HINA ASKS A SEAT Acceptance Recei ed From Ev- ery Nation Invited, With Any Word From Lloyd Poking Has Notas Yet Received Exception of Japan. cal day to-day (tternoon in, Mr. Lloyd George which the Prime Minister ROMP. rd Presay July 19 (Asso. ign Ministey has American Knitiassy ont The b WASHINGTON, July 1 Winte no eply has been received as yet trom var pin for # Japan to President Harding's invita © for the bimitaron of fon for a disa nt conference, tt wernt at meets with the full appreval of the Medea Gevern swid word from yindioa tes tha Government views the ae PRISING, daly 1 Chinese bp Press fee, aceordin Hhrongn dipiomatc channels Goes 0 the. be rituin, Franee, Htaly and China have S nee Ttaly H vinabbe, tiie ness to tiready expressed their wil Prendent Hardin end representatives and. bits js in nfo preg terpreted by officials as assuring th red Sze, rhe © inster on meeting ax Bonn As all arringemoents, Wastilixron, dur the netasion ean be made, Of course the mere TRAINeW A PpeATA LO: InBlente! Line preluninaries will eeenpy several yon creeowpt in Peking of a weeks, but itis likely that the date) munication from Premio tloyd may be fixed for Nev 1. ae desired ree oof Great Britain relative S nellieaent to the Angle-Japumess Al anes - THE AMMO STB On: He Wahl Abe empt Reported to INTE Pilsudabt cetved from many quarters, trough SICCON ey V deat und by telegewm of its by letter to the Ht Tidende from War saw today saya It has been learned the press strong assurances of approy Vingek« in determining on a disurmna These have heen CO attempt wax made to wsaessinate ment conference nt Plisidtakt oof Poland. and extremely pleasing to the President {that the pellee have ran plot Moreover, the more the President und | ty overthrow the present 1" verr nt ry Hughes. with phe inte the possibilities of the the the more tity are amprested WIFE CAN RIFLE _uimost unlined scou' i{| HUBBY'S TROUSERS; nt of it warid bal IT’S NOT A CRIME Administration officials that thi8) jidue Se Rules in I country’s futur ree and pole - toward the Philippine ap From Jail on Charge ot losely with the onteome with the those p 4 settle ing Woman are links of the dis armament conference and the settle no inarried nent of the problems an this t from ber nation and Japan yo Pac 1 rding to theatre of nhe world sion of County Judge Mur ‘The views of President Harding with! man at Kivertead 1 day ct to whether the conference Ricks Therion. Sth nor Ri on disarmament is to be the founda port wits arrented on a tion for the much talked of associa complaint of her hustand, frank tion of nations have hecome definitely! sparaindia, who sald that ahe had known. The Uresident has not called $10) from while he was asleep at the conference with what pur ume several weeks ago (Cont nued on Second # - had a good time with the REFUSES JOB AS BARON: he eoids A dustive: of th RATHER BE AMERICAN. ont Mrs Marsietie to jou months on the charge WIE Accept on came to New York and en the marr ; Suffolk County, feelit RM ; is would) Lawynr 1 t ' i : ; Ln appea County Court t Baron ‘Tretbur-D wnaroe! 7 use was argued to runs: Fa fleet and a resid ¢ Judge Murman reverse Switzerland joaving him the ttle cision, setting Mrs fan sald, “fam an American citizen common jaw still obtains in s 4 Ke it cases and that a married woman He has sent an attorney to collect the money cannot ateal from her husband preparing tor their initiy olligitl residence wet Sinn FeinersSay Decision Will Come Later From the Irish Republican Dublin — British Premier Now Framing Suggestions 8 for the Parley at 430 P M. (Associated Press).—Prime Winister Lleyd Irish Republican leader, spent a busy tL meeting al 4.30 o'clock Tharsday ut No unt Mr. De Valera will endeavor 10 Downing to settle the feorge wet Coequern Liepubl can leade fart id couferenees with A i Goan founder of the Sinn Peon ADIT out mod der leaders f oth Sap Peon tmowement »the o aden heat or dp Rep joan . Mr De Valera SUDIE The British prow Ho Valera pres tng of lis: suppor The Republican ep hotel iast net After seme discussion with his est ends he with Art O'Brien, le Gache League in- Landon, left the hotel ite ast wight for an Ubanneuner nation He stayed with frends with whom will re nain during his whole visit to T fon, using the tnerely as Une leadquarter ne de Leis Irishmen closely in touch with the no Fein declare the questi ther there os to. be or oon Innation of tue war in Treland ia Mr De Valera mod his colleagues will tsten atten tively to any st ymade by the British Premier or other British statesmen in Londen, and will dis- ly with them the way to a ttlement, but the trish Repubiiean Irishmen say, wil decide wheiler any of the proposed MHULONS are acce to the Tria people Mr. De Valera will reply to alt pre. f trela witlin the Empure, itis declared posals tor the retention he remains a republican. but being alws a democrat ie must leave it to © represents to choose the desire to follow i that Sir Hamar Green y for Ireland; A President of the 1, Lord High Chance and possibly Gen. Smuts. e Suuth African Pi will be at nan 1 in the conference sir J %, the Ulster Pre- nier nt in Belfast, pur will reture London at once It is notiveadle that as the hour for ches the bi yw increasing optimism looking forward hopefully settiement of the age-long onference approa s- “LLOYD GEORGE NOT THE MAN TO SEND TO PARLEY” Lord Northeliffe Says Premier Is Not Admired as a Peace Negotiato' LONDON, July 12—The moat fm thing to be observed im the A