The evening world. Newspaper, July 22, 1921, Page 3

o < WHE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JULY 22, 1921, SNAPPED” AT LAST | TOMAKE NOW THAN ppm OFIKUPON HAN WHEN SOLD ATA TO TACKLE HYLAN Figures Raise Question as to Why the Rate Is $1.50 at Present. "GAS IS CHEAPER " "SERWSAY scene, FUSIONSTS FAIL. |4,G0%/ Courne on 1 ovary Ch VETERAN WH SHOT SLUSH HUNTERS. MANTOAVENGEHIS FAIL TO LOCATE WIFE SE FREE nomen /Court Orders Withdrawal ot Guilty Plea on Hearing Wounded Soldier's Story. La Guardia’s Attitude Mixes Matters — Judge Haskell Watches Moves. STILT. MORE 1 Adam Matuzensky, wounded vet The sub-committee of the Coall ASKE on-R@publican conference met in van of the World War was ac exequtive session af the Hotel Com uitted of felonious assault hy a Drop in Oil Cited to Consoii- dated Co. and Standard Oil. ‘modore at 10.90 o'clock to-day to take fury before Judge MeIntyre jn Gen- vail Sessions to-day afler the Judge, p consideration of the platform and he anti-Hylan slate A member of wowing a report of probation offl- ers, had ordered him) to withdraw ng Ad srajazah, owner of a restaurant at the sub-commiitee said, after the Why should gas cort twice as much is plea of gutity to shor meeting hud been called to order, that | now as it did in 1918, when the price indications were for a prolonged | Of was oil, the principal ingredient in session, ‘There is no possibility, he No. (11 West 116th Street iMuminating gas, is tess than it was that the slate would be agreed The jury heard Matuzoneky tell % vpon before Tuesday or Wednesday then? i q | Wednesd ow, after sixteen months tn the A im raNiorn Ho next week because of the complica bis problem in corporation mathe Fhe ‘returned ta this countey ns arising from the insistence of | matics came up in in the rmanic President P. La Guardia he will enter the primaries as | wounded and gassed and could learn fuent of the New York and Queens othing of the w ve married In vndidate tor Mayor the big problem is to get tid of| Guardia. The leaders are not! Gas Company Consolidated Gas he entered the | rie, Pa, just bet Company subsidia cas mpany formerly charged $1 a tou- sand enbic te rate, Jan. 1, 1921, it charged $1.25 plus ent service cl Now it is Y—for its second in rates within a year. This imy. When he was discharged trom }a Public Health Hospital ta g t, under the stotutory 1ZZY INS TEIN ot William Bennett to g0 into the| Aly apprehensive of jhe threats | vember he went to Brie and jearned Lis wife had gone to New York City ivimaries, but they are anxious over | Prohibition Sleuth Dodged Pho- the attitude of Judge Reuben 1. | Haskell of Brook hers Until He Went The soldier cam ve, gol employ a watebn 4 T3- former double the jnent i uing for a togray it Haw been xeportedito the buanca| d 7, retention of the service ct ind has been reported to the bosses | Line at Pier No. East River, and iMrenua ini tel babe Fate torsion’ to Brooklyn. f the anti-Hyan cam that hegan a weary search. A few weeks | i bition. Mudge Haskell is sitting and Jago he found tis wife's parents: in When the gas companies of the the demon P ‘ ing over the situation with a cold | Brooklyn, and through th Bronx and Queens were charging $1 ae Toul, _ m found . it ¢ r gas. « he rest 0 ! ‘i vi we r Mre. Matuzensky told hb athe thousand f sand tit t Of Old sleuth and Bil Butts, the Boy De- If he considers the prospects favor THEN ROOF GOLF COORSE? “NRSEr ae Me eee MURR Y i, the city was paying only 80 cents, gas tective, hus had his picture takon ‘ ieee dl heed ha: utd have| try of her coming to New York to agen wble, accord o the informatio: nt | Nieuw BUTEA (OU, ~ if Ban the distance drive would have) - ‘is which takes up two-thicds of il- Not willingly did tay dilow Wis tea ‘hag yeuehed tho leaders, he will ens! NeW Device Gives Golf Fan) eoyo ind sou ecu driving in the| Md work and of what happened to, lumsnating gas, cost as foll ies Lo hecome as famous ax himself Bats a Aa [oT Ue whet she went to jazah. Sh ¢ ic. He: Hus aucededed suvasaein. oe rimaries at the last minute! — Opportunity to Keep Up Tris mechanivih algo Indientos | hua » from the restaurant to her! até ores. of pliotogranhers untiy racers law and declare himselt is Practice whether the ball has been prope tt ie said, and had t uw © transferred his activities to Brook- a platform of hom: His F TAC UCR Ty improperly hit it. will travel | MOU . story, and I ither | the sam. und in uneven revolution . personal liberty and amendment prices for gas oil were had been assigned to Ket his pic nd print it in now set up his own private golf| journey, Bach vevotution is actually | ng lodine se on the roof of his apartment | ten yards in distance, When its en-| "Ll went to Zarajaza poll a he probabi vy vote in Brooklyn, and in Manhattan also. ‘Phe be uly : 12.400 phi ‘apher trailed lazy for i ouse 0 s back yare stoa, tite energy is expended and the cen: | sig. “f was not sure he was the man 1 19Z1, G.zS9 Cente ver gallon, lowes a7 than a week before tazy was CoMference will try to obtain a line | Use Ov im BOSE EEL {peu w has died away the Ball) oot wid to him: ‘lam Adam Mati einen 1917 Aught (off his rd with his face OM bis intentions before agrecing up ive TAIN OF ith Owulinertla and the: sitot ee ee i egulation gol ral attache oj} is compteted, just a ould be on | sensky. 0 you kno! w (uel is by far the greatest item of! tovard the camera, He didn't know he On & candidat A vegulation golf ball, attached to | mpteted, just as it would be on | zensky you know my wi ; aid he did know my wife, 1 (captive ball device, and the fan | real golf course » fair golf enthusiast shown in expense in the manufacture of gas. had been photographed un he saw the At the opening of the conference the would be sure, Do you know wher drives it as if he were driving from Labor virtually and is coun- portrait in the Standard Union eading candidates—in fact the only ne the picture has been pract sing the | ud tervalanced by the sale of byprod-)“Yiee workin candidates of any standing—were gene | {te tee or down the fairway. ‘The bal fection of her drive and her caddy | my wife went when she left here?" Hy ucts, Repairs and extensions and de-| to how Tzzy m itor Lockwood of Brooklyn and for. #¥es the club with great specd an soft time of it. AIL he bas (0) peorme angry and told me he did no ‘ a f i ~ neh in its flight around ¢ around the do is hold the t of clubs. Tere ts) care anything about me or my. wi preciation are triflin fs ough President Curran of Manbattun,'’ mechanism of tne device indicates no “foozling” and no lost bails i ' Dra iia cet laare gc MIT n is and the members of the conference» and he would throw me out, and w es ese a “haplin he wil ‘ were no gvod 4 a So shot Tol 3D with (the sensational outside of those personally interested SOLU) Gk) Cts RUN cide ab PROSECUTOR AND EIGHT SWEPT TO SEA ,,,,. Jud suspicious cut im the cost uad raided Staten wore not particularly enthusiast | ; . land the drop in cost of repairs 1 jarrested | seven about either of them. Some of the POLICEMAN CLASH BY UNDERTOW DIE) Mrs. Maturensky corroborated ber ty Us extent of eet : the 020 : Mie teHrockien Members thought Senator Calder = Die Be ene sear ve Gust, te gas companies keep up their They | : BER 0: MAD Geta Gea pREAHAUER toi; ihe hae , ents had forgiven her when they ght for higher rate EA Ta eo ae Aas norco War of Words When Swann) Were Members of Baptist Youttg | gonna her husband was loyal to her A statistician for the New York and jjoyees ina shipyard. WOTE ‘Atujon Ua Guardia Has ealdchat ne Assistant Seeks Bail for Man People’s Eneampinent a and they were now all living te Qucens Gas Company testified that overails and smudged their faces. soutdi-withatay grim ie tetereien oe . Palacios, Te gether, Zarajazah denied parts the luwer cost of gas oll would reduce | = . iy in Liquor Case ‘tlacios, Texas, the story, but the jury paid but tittle nator Calder should be the cand:- the cost of gas production by 2722 JA DAN WILL ENTER The police of the West 47th Street HOUSTON, ‘Tex. July 22 —Higutyattention to him. Judge Mcintyre eonts a thousand. He failed to point Statio . t versuns were drowned and three asked Zarajazah what he did during Some of the members of the con- |) St#bon were ¢ the opinion to-day : 2 sud wut the saving due to reduced priees PARLEY, SAYS TOKIO Lhe that war had been declared vetween others, near death, were rescued when! the war, “They would not let me in ence expressed the opinion that! : Senator Calder would be a weak i Cabinet Said to Have Decided Also candidate, in that he would have no | '@rney’s office as is under the juris- | eop! uf coal and coke, and the lower cost them and so much of the District At- tixleen delegates to the Baptist Young! the army," Zarajazal sald vf labor and rep Union vnnual State eneamp- worked in the Bliss munitions werk The average rate for gas now i rath Brook! dean ‘Ey = feneniith sends: diction of Deputy Assistant Frederick ment at Palucios, forming a bathing| in Brooklyn is $1.50 a thousand. With the to Withdraw Troops From — Ppeal to independent voters, In theln| Ts iivan, Sullivan declares Lieut, partys were cuught in the undertow! ‘The Mutuzenskys went out of court price of gas oil back to below Siberia and Shantung. Iudgment he (could be depended (ony i thie atation ia unduly dias of the Gulf of Mextcavut the mouth{ wlth: thelr arms about euch! other's! Where it was in 1918, when the ‘ to obtain only the Republican organi. | M4 Ot 1 4 Seas Hlenat GABKHO Bayne lweniyelinm \iiieel wutatn TOKO, July 22.—Phe Japanese zation vole and that will not elect turbed) and: in oo be ue ‘ . ~ first efforts were made to declare the statutory rates confiscatory, the Consolidated fails to make night. be om Palacios, and swept out raw all a Mayor of New York City, None |i 0 i) Uh walled the Lieutenant The party, made up of young men! PERKINS ACCUSES GIRL from Siberia and Shantung, of the members of the conference yinet has decided to with ecore o the jewspaper Niel : . on the telephone la clear why its prices should be ording to the newspaper Nichi was disposed to look upon the h hae pate Ea ney Busi! Woster, several days. ‘The bathing party wa apubleiwharithev were thans Gal Nie . city yote for Harding 1d Rien ineataat aie restaurant at Peopoxed vestordaey oat group of Alleged Boston Ree. at 80 cents was available in Man- The repor hat decision was dence of Republican atvength in the|® Walter in Martin's restaurant af venty persons Went by automebile to Hie ates hattan with gas oil at 65 cents a | ©upled with anh announcement that raoe of the fact that Albert BE. Smith, *° 1 5 i Se Sesh tel rey had been in gallon. Why should gas cost japan will accept President Hard- jie pemocratic candidate Goya) MADEN ta Aion en Mee Ten RealOne Hei sye te Cen ae rkins, Inoker, who trom $1.20 to $2, with the same vitation to participate in a ernor, carried the city overwhelm. | The Lieutenant M ivan THGERCD NE Ged, WAM RTO TROT ' 4 5 dixie F oil down to 6.283? Pafcrencevonl disannament aud: dhe ' dered the man's release on $25 bail ’ mond, actress, charging breach 0 One x n for the svdden rise in “0 : ‘ naly Mn. Gullicad nave he aid Hot denny) LDA houts and when iiey werd Ob | Tiaine to'muves, And an amdiyit the oil, first to 7 Pacific probler -Governor Smith's ciose friend : ee dee bale POHL MRT Party ME Bene | hay denying hor charges anid aanerth to nts, during the The paper declared that Japan will and tormer campaign manager, Joseph |”. eaten eat ae it bit her real name Mabel tie legal battie against the statutor shen deliande-tupsacagnilion ce ullivan went to the station tories of heroie se fee iy ie NGC a ronal ; TRA ia Wie: el hace [hee een cen ‘ gnition of Yt Proskauer, resigned from the com. | |, i i ne of the youns were told. hy Dut lives in. Toston . din the close n m d indicated the ques- i showed a identity f : a tlon between the Standard Oil Com- Paci! eau and indicated the aues- mittee to-day. He was appointed as |! x in : 1 < man, who was too la anaes Ut in UAB Honan al any and the Consolidated Gas ¢ be brought up In fonnes= an Independent Democrat last Mon- | “*!t te He ad aca Cen esl deat k Pattee nd alngnd DaROA ee pany, which purchases supplies for| tion with the discussion of the Tr Gay night, Mr, Proskauer said that | !™4 ure mith aie laments fan twenty tity ie M1 in" appliettion by Mise | This connection js family, finanei __ rr wile he sympathized with the move Fe IN aoe ay Wa nj en Hate during that time. Ae nally Verto give weeutity for costa. [Spee and friendly, The membe the inent he could not consent to pled i TOBA HO) WAR was dragged down and died with ie | Justive Binoh decided the point (hsoliduteds whe pass on purchases, DISARMAMENT IS URGED Mee nay Cen te Pledge nd was asked to help him. 1 went ait te tat sah demi ac eae 4nd supplies are known to have con- ’ 'F. NCE. § to the station as a friend to try té = \e A BERT Se JO : . to be named by the conference x promised to marry, het ata tint whe ection with the mtandara Oi and AT MINISTERS’ CONFERE| Dato Calder wat detuned) MPraNKE bail. F wax not met in the SAYS HE SHOWERED GIFTS isi “outils llth "had Among the present names in both | Dr, Kemper Kulte + Washington John pirit in which 1 can But} ON TELEPHONE OPERATOR. | vena. oeanizavians are Willini Rocks HA Ame Brooklyn Internal Revenue Collector, 1 Threats rT. A. Carter, John A. Garver, 4 R. Cortelyou ames famous 1 the past for their connection with Standard Oil and their interest in the im Stel ligious worke plen for disarmament was 1 held his proxy in the conference. Mra. Bothwell \ a= veived a tong tet-/ NEW YORK RIOT SQUAD canon sboney predictins’ “NOW TESTS TEAR BOMBS. es an Unide. Divorce suit, Y at the final session of the mid- ‘The conference summer conference of ministers and ter from Stewart Mere Giluert Parks Bothwei at Union Thee and Palmer. . bs; Kemper Fullerton of Oberlin School Vrederick M. Wallis, {mmigra jon ) Policemen Experiment Wain] 10d Peseuis consist ne of a fut con ———— == |of Theology. He quoted the following Commissioner, is not nominated as|"" yoy gateters at Fert Totten, | Any Unga. olehning. 2el LANDLORDS NOW Statement made this yeur by Gen. Tas- the candidate for Mayor. There was! Companies ( and D of the police riot hubby. His an , ker H. Bliss Ibs . some talk among members of the con-| jurtalion, composed of World War vet trey te OLD-TIME GRAFT | cnurch.. mere than” upon” any” other nomination for Comptrolier, He isjafternoon for the purperr ont ./an Independent Democrat | tears—and learning how to 1 ja ea Ful ian Sa DeLORCEN ainnatiant Jor La Guardis served notice on | shed them, ‘The occasion wa eatag the co ce, by t th tration of the ,’'r a Concessions at So Much a Year| snd ent our, Unannesiiis cL AAR eee ken th pate NG cote Peddled to lcemen, Milkinen | ’uss panne coulite ide ee the Barra of Aldermen | vio toes part in . + man 31 nptroller to give eve A a and Other vay It shows that the Writing has ap-| vaaurance that they will be in, aym- | the conflict with Ge mn , take notice and stand against mille) pathy with his jnattorm, ne | could’ easily A Hotinig mob to weep Complaints filed with the Dis turism nounce in conjunction with his, ing and make everybody helpless, and trict Attorney's office of the Bronx > andidacy for Mayor Majo Lil ye niet no p oO establish that a time-bonored RY GRAND JURY ACTS uardia reiterated hie confide nce 10!” phe 2: inded A Revceeatn REFRESHING source of income for ors and Tian ryaiet Marcen EVP IERIE PRA GR a OONTIME or anytime, no supirintendents of apaveneniy Aat TO PUNISH DETECTIVE! Mr. ta Guors aise served n ui toangHerer aaron eso, [A IN one Gree meee, ie and tenement houses—fees fro! ft the Bronx tt no ci Hat (the) pases: should 10 HEH AO stud THE COCA-COLA COMPANY , teerien.COGal daaloin mined Anke Justice Borat Send Records to) ye. would. he consider the jvedy but the volunteer subjects ‘Phere | were filed to-ds nat the ‘Atienta, Ga. bakers and other tradesmen sery Enrtght, Jor his name as a candidate ry] the programme called for 1° hour! Bates Corporation, owner o sya Una grabbed | Police. « ssioner Knight to-day | Borough PResident of the Bronx lecture by Major De Laney, followed by mont Hotel, by Anna O'Brien and EAS Gb 8 AYE RAs asa Be nes v o wake ” | told the, Bronx Fusionists that he} iae demonstration, ‘Their wits a Frank Marin, who ate that ty Abs by On land ; ‘ pee ; policeman whose evid dry /COnMIaErs en Braker the ‘Enitadelphin, police, and. it wa disrepot persone Bi ape Saaanannaias trict Attorney Frank Oliver has a4 acest ee atic colleagur he hed to BO a it Biic ed to y ing tion that Bronx landlords | "8/4 was contr aoe ee veitag {of Hatimate well ified to succeed | ported to} ie \ HEN you go on your ma he extraordinary impaneiled | himanlt i 3 ne A ecorng. ——— HAS HER SON ARRESTED. acation this Summer charge an iceman from $150 to $300 | to. hear. liquor @ year fo! to Supreni handed up a pr he privilege of serving y ne privnes Court Justi Bors have your favorite paper DEBATE |. R. T. WAGE-CUT. woiner sare tte store 1 a minimum of forty tenants ods. [ol presentin ng and tib- F In the old daya the demands of | Frnest W, Toveios. foreman of the) aa ne erty Bond mailed to you every day. oe jury, told the ion Dele ecinion on Re- . the janitors were onable ne ed him to On complaint of his mot M Evening World, 25c per week 1, 4 Withheld, . pe demands of the landlords, Mr. Oli- of the te in before it duction te Withheld |Catherine Ganamilier of N Irving 8 and before. the . by Detec Wish Dufty, of Non abt Thin Avenue {locals of the Interboroug | Duffy was arrested April 6 Mr. Love-| sit Brotherhood met at 1 two weeks 38 Daily World, 25¢ per week tes representing the tapid ver finds, are so exacting fecmen in self defense are sho: ening their already short weights, | ("Sala the two pieces of testimony | anderson Avenue to-d He has summoned to his offlee for | hy Brady were widely at variance the brotherhood’s attitud two weeks 38c conference about twenty land- Sit . yroposed 10 per cent, red Fonds against whom complains [MPI Huswed No Permit to Babme|Bronened te Bi cont ee SundayWorld,10c perSunday y t A | a w anid that the decision tonal avg boon mien: “Phe racnge 9 Mayor said to-day tha be made known later phy renting the ice privilege, for in- | ory published in a morning page: t A committee was to Pr anee, to one F juts the ten- ® a a _ ning Hedley's office, No. Broadwny, Ao ” Bone War ensree et permit toan ertist to] inform him of the netion taka, Ties m sutinann 4 DAINTY HAIR BOWS Girange with The World io ash tS he had issued | paint the ants at the mercy of the dealer, ewalks oF TO a because if they refuse to take his WMewalks on roadway with 4 poli 8 learned that some of th ed accepting the reduction. Other Henn FOU bend your remittance direct to “iugemucn "| The Best Bow Ribbon for Bobbed H, dologates | Rorough of Quer | weights for his exerbi- | announcement. concerning the. would accept. a reduction, but were ae TIE BESY “Wonks pst | || Cashier, New York World, Pulitzer be unable to | League was absolutely false, He said|opposed to 10 per cent, Some were {u Vibert. ’ BEST wraits Bhar | liding, New York City. no Such permit: was ever applied for |yrm aiainst any reduction at. all anu a $10 bi 39e — 49 59e ~ 69e : = 2 aaa ~ - wet ee Se — a — _ One ot His Co-Work to Be Under Examination by Hirshfield. a at teaateceas Jack” Kleist, Albany lobbyist, whose whereabouts © being sought by bot | Commisstoner Accounts David Hirshfield. The prog hat “Kleist's known within * did not mater whereabouts would be 4 brought no further light on tae sentative of the com- was @ wink of matter until defi information Commissioner Hirshfield was busily in his private office | examining a man whose identity he for the Clyde In declining to rr mother 191 : ‘ i ( é Phe golf fan, hampered for time im Jerking badly or dipping from aide to] driven her from house. She had ps Hvidentiy laay didn’t know that { the Volstead act he “golf fan, hampered for time mie While the bull is in Migit tho| LHemptea auteidoiatler thie bydeial in to go up yo tc. rapher employed by the Standa Judge Haskell would undoubtedly | Sling to the favorite golf course. | dia) is registering the yards of tts] Matuzenskys @ But, always being {might to ask for id ennen, ha wen at the cain fr” SUNG HIM FOR $100,000. @We are now pressed for room @ An entire floor of the great Stewart Building is covered these treasures of old-time royaltyyin house furnishings, j Jadmit representatives of te press to the hearing, Mr, Hireiflely sald he would rather “not frighten wit ness With an audience The ¢ ver, that such f. declared, how ts as the adduced would be m. public when the examinat was con-lud lown the alleged slush fund, he wa in duty bound not to reveal t ar th ne ——————— WOWAN IS NAMED JUDGE, | WASHINGTON, July 22.—President | Harding to-day nominated « w oe a Judge of the Municipat Cor riet of Columbia. She ts Mary O'Too a practising tawyer hore. This Unusual Notification --first to our old customers —and to the public generally. “ For the past eight years we have been collect- Au Quatrieme, from palaces and some notable residences in all parts of the world, of furniture and rare decorative pieces cultivated people care for in their homes. ueh as G These are not only valuable as representing periods but are considered of an educational im- portance to the young people in their high school and college life. © Pieces of the last two centuries like these when sold in London, Paris, Rome, Venice and else- where have brought fabulous prices, collectors, we have had special advantages and through our travelers have discovered and bought from people who for one reason or another had to dispose of their furnishings. GThis is all coming to the statement of this fact— ( Having notice of shipments that will arrive later in the year, for which we are compelled to make room, we have grouped certain of these beaut well worth what we have them marked, and under the pressure of making ream have taken off not only the profit but something more in many instances. Wt things, q We give this distinct and careful notice to all our friends who have been looking for cer- tain pieces and who may find them in this July sale at much lower prices —each piece newly reduced. © The very piece that you have been looking at, but which was higher than you cared to pay, may be in @ These treasures will be ready Monday, July 25th, and they will be well worth while looking jes Hromets Broadway at Ninth, New York