The evening world. Newspaper, August 17, 1921, Page 1

Ra To-Night’s Weather-—SHOWERS. AILY WALL STREET EATIRE THIS EDiTioN Circulation Che Books Open to All VOL. LXII. NO. 21,820—DAILY. Copyright, 194 Go. (The New York World). Press Publishing y NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, Katered as Secon Post Office, New York, N. ¥. ‘ENGLAND'S TERMS TO BE REJECTED BY SINN FEIN -Morrow's Weather—SHOWERS. Class Matter Craig Shows How REGENVERS NAMED BY FEDERAL COURT FORULS MALIN E. J. McCormack and Herbert}. Noble Chosen Aiter A. J. Baldwin Declines Job. WILL KEEP UP SAILINGS: Appointees, in Joint Statement, fetain Counsel and Promise Financial Report Soon, — | ot Comy PLACED TO C This Plan Would Pay Off Debts of Former Ope: tion of Such Bureaus, ing more g BROOKLYN HAS EXAMPLE| © Its Waterworks Excess Income | 400,000 Used to Finance Greater City. CITY DEPARTMENTS THAT EARN PROFITS SHOULD HAVE OVERPLUS REDIT, SAYS CRAIG |/BOBBED HAIR O. K., ROLLED HOSE NOT GOOD FOR ADULTS. T. U. Officials Give Their Ideas on Movies, Tobacco, Blue ws and Home Brew. SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 17. ‘The Women's Christian Temper- ance Union set itself straight to- | day on rolled-down hose, blue laws, home brew tobacco, and oth thing picious of the designs upon his repu- | Indge Manton th the Federal Courts sion tor Yinanclal abinty by former| ae Gein col cd Ate One to-day appointed Emmet J. MeCor-} | sini > | the y Board, and Miss J Senator Bion R. Brown, counsel for | "i editor of the Union uph m of Moore) iy Meyer Lepisiative Committee In- | temperance paper, both No. 5 Broadway. and) vestigating ty Administration, | here for the National W. C.'T. t the Jaw firm Ot} eg with Mp. Brown to-day in et.) CoRvention, opening to-morrow, ok & Mettarg, No. 1 jting forth clearly~and emphatically Summed) lp syiray, Chey said che Broudw joint receivers for the in the maze laws and rutes| WC. TU. national organization Unite Mail Stesmship Com- toms m handling the city’s} think pail { joint bond of $30,000. | resources, | Home brew is a fad, nothing + t followed a confer-| The accord between the Comptrol- | more, I won't last, but it is eva ence by t Jugee, attorneys for tie and the committee's inv ator the jaw, and hence disloy her it iors and: & pping|feached the point where Mr. Brown »bed hair is ively on many Row. Judze Manton said he had|a@s one asking a favor, got Mr. Craig| nd ts clean and sanitary if conferred with both men and they|to put on the record the fo! towing | wa regularly 1 accept opinion: Biue laws are the work of tie ppointment was made neces- “My present judgment is that it | liquor interests propagandists. sary by the refusal of Arthur J. Buld-| is entively irregular and unsound The W. C. T. U. only opposes a win to senve, | to take the revenues received from | “commercial Sabbath’? and paid Mr. MeCormuck is the Treasurer] self sustaining properties for ; movies on Sunday ai Moore & McCormack, which oper-| which debt has been incurred and Rolled hese ave immodest—that fifty ships, thirty of which fly! apply those revenues for any is, for adult women only. Men the American flax and are from the|° other purposes than to the pay- | and babies are welcome to wear Shipping urd, n the dish,| ment of the interest and tie 1 com short and four former German liners the} amortization of that debt, except “Close contact’ dancing is im- British fa The firm the largest] where ther may be a surplus so mora single operator of boats out o atlyou caninevenhaveany Tobacco is a mighty bad thing America. Before the war it was the use for it. Then J think | for the immaturc agent of the Hansa Line of Bremen,| you could very well apply it1o the | And “over-sexed” movies surely the largest freight line in the world [ts busine has been almost ex- clusively freig The firm is credited with making Jurge money in 1914 when Mr. McCormack went to n and obtained for ps that we idle, Se of these were s others wore eparated to South Amer MY. MoCormick also M the Comme inte cial Coul Company. or- ganized in 1901, Tt om coul and tt New York, Norfotk, nd Mobile. He is about lives on the Shore Koad in Brooklyn und is aciive in Deme politic but has never held an office, Among pping men the appointment 1s considered an’ ex- ecllent one because of the known ability and activities of Mr. MeCor- mack. The @ Statement a rs this afternoon issued follaws receive eve in we ave my ma will ¢ pearance “But do you a the Comp ler ¢ or uu ree with me?" of cordiality. nquiries wher- | » Whett elsewhe e settle | deserve a frown of disapproval, t and amortization of some other debt that is not self sus+ = ees taining ‘That principle can't be |M’CLURE’S GOE Put into effect in the City of New | INTO RECEIVERSHIP York with lical changes in | t statutes as they now ex : | a thank you very mucir for that} Magazine Company Has Liabilities answe Brown, “It will of $250,000, While Assets Are Not Revealed. B. and Myles D. Walsh were to-day appointed receiv- her} re. John Johnston ers for McClure's Magazine, Inc., No. “I do, most heartily,” said the ex-]25 West 44th Street, by Judge Manton aminer, in the United States District Court. “You ave going to agree with|Liabilities are placed at over $250,000 me on one or two other things befe nd assets not stated, we get through,” said Mr. Craig,] The receivership grew out of a smiling grimly suit in equity brought by Marcus B. expect to, on quite a number,”| Behrman through Rosenberg, Ball replied Mr, Brown, with every ap-|& Marvin, counsel, to collect $12,956, Herbert Kaufman, President of the “As soon aS possible we shall make a full conch tothe tour of the fnan.|BROOKLYN PRESENTS STRONG |company, in an answer to his credi- al eoaalion ile anowey ca OBJECT LESSON. tors’ charges, consents to a receiver- ‘ Haddvice uk tour titure course A. few mom before that Mr.| ship, but states the company's assets Inwiiis We Shall, continue the{Clis had explained how the water /are in excess of its liabiliti poration of ihe ships and maintain | evenues of the old City of Brooklyn] The plaintiff claims he is not in- ee eee eee cee mean) paid all the costs of supplying water |formed whether the assets, on liquida~ i oe HeSE™N io Brooklyn in 1920, paid the interest |tion, will be sufficient to cancel ail ce finection’of + sunt, {or the Phin and paid $2,400,000 sur-}piigations, The claim of Behrman for nie me SSS [plus into the sinking tund to pay off |$12,956 is said to be for money due aie Ne aia a Jr #8 at" lthe dubts ot tie water system of the/on a promissory note, ‘The other tia- CO ie pe ce old City of New York bilities are duo on merchandise. Si Reais RL Area aD But the water revenues of Brookivn —- JE. cally the only exception | HURLED FROM CARRIAGE the that city utility revenues are MASKED MOB TAKES BODY [pais into the treasury to meet pubic} BY AUTO, BABE IS UNHURT. expenses while the interest on the = shee ; . When Car Skids, moneys Smalley Had Wy Two and In- rhis system hus prevailed a long] ‘The automobile in which Jacob So! jured Four i wetmy Gime ann’t it?” asked Mr, Brown oross of No. 07 Bast 12d Street STA, Git AU 4 Wo. create it’ said the Comp-|dtiving dgwntown to-day skidded on r y ts wa the Universic j “i aiaa'e ish ah COMP) ne newly watered pavement at 12th ) tal hortly after 4 o'clock 5 a sips Street and Avenue B and created a mor y of Wal- (Continued on Second Page.) panic amon the persons who were alley, the ang ho ran amuca| ri a minding their babies and gossiping in wid killed t rand insured | SHE LOST HER TIGHTS, front of the Tompkins Square Post lat . and, carrs Office ond SO SHOW IS CALLED OFF JP rn, cae anocked over a bay car- ihe teeta = and spilled out Rose Lent, one : = pod srobat Cancels Trip to Press| year old, of No. 419 Hast Tenth Street, Sult Agatast Youth, lyut did not hurt her. Elmira Bibmann acrobat known. aa the [Of No 60L t 11th Street was badly “human pinwheel,” displayed Indigna- | ffishtened, and: Anna seventy tion last night when Willam Luft of !five. of No AYRE WES Knecht |No. 2 the Bronx, | down Wise containing | All were treated by an ambulance nts, Luft was arrest- | 8478 ‘om Bellevue and went home. Important! advertising copy ter ay World should be Clamsified The 5 ta The World office On or Before Friday Preceding Publication THE WORLD her gymnastic Jed on the « summons we “lon Soloross. —_ “Thad an engusfemen! R i mila bilan Gata when Last Davinon Cheerful, Bats Well, ‘booked. “L left my home, No, 1 ,! Henry P. Davison of J.P. Morgan & ee gs with my grip to go | Was to-day reported in Roosevelt to the I nv, and stopped my {iospital to be in fino spirits. He en automoiile at John Street and Broad- |Joed @ good sleep last night and this |way. The next thing | knew my ‘props' [Morning ate a breakfast which was Papengphee described as “hefty and hea His Goll Sein family and severai close friends were th ni and has cajed jeallers and he chatted with them | cheerfulix, EXPOSESSLAYING BAND, HAUNTED "—-BYALE LEM ; Member of International Or- ganization Surrenders, Tells of Killing Best Friend. SIX OTHERS ARRESTED. Wide Vendetta Described by Self-Confessed Slayer Who Fears for Own Safety. Bartolow Fontano, the seif-con- fessed murderer of Carmelo Caizzo, his best tried, near Asubry Park on July 301 , Was driven to give him- self up to ju ice, according to the police, and to reveal the existence of an alleged band of murder dealing Sicilians charged with the murder of ghost of his sixteen others, by the vietim, Haunted by an apparition of the murdered man pistol in hand, De lective Michael Fiaschetti says, the boyish looking murderer grew appre- hensive and the “gang” accused him of weakening. Then he the death was on his back and he wanted get into prison, safe from the gunmen who shoot from behind, He made an appointment with T tective Wiaschetti in Bronx Park fo: last Saturday afternoon, but then was afraid to tell all or any part of what he knew. The detective dined him and engaged a room for them in a Broadway hotel near Police Head- knew that hand of quarters. Early in ihe morning Fiaschetti says that he was awak- ened by a seream from Fontano “Mike, Mike!” he eried, “Caizzo is } at the foot of the bed with a gun!” He sprang from the bed, and the detective caught him in time to pre- yent him from going through the win- dow “My God!” he wailed. “I killed ny best friend!” Fontano has been in New Y. for nine years, seven of which he worked a barber. Wor the last two years he has done nothing. Because of youthful appearance, the polic that he told them, he was sclected ty lure victims, his ingenious manner winning their confidence. ‘The polic charge that he is implicated in other it is chimed, killed the of Stefano member of the New tion, and then escaped from Ltaly. ‘The gang here was notified of his sailing, and Fontano was selected d Fontano chummed with the aveng ) (Continued on Fourth Mage.) a BROKER SLASHED HIS BODY WITH RAZOR, POLICE SAY. said He W in Financtal Difficulties, They Assert, A Wife Thomas A. O'Connor, a cotton good broker, is with Kings County Hospital body and the police to be a razor, Mrs O'Connor this morning found he husband un conscious in the bathroom their home, No. 2330 Catalpa Avenue, Ridge- wood, Queens ‘The police declared told them her }musband financial diffieu!th and treated for melancholia, a TRAINMAN KILLED AS HE SUBSTITUTES FOR FRIEND. | Mead Strikes Tro irder of B, YT, Klevated Structure, cuts on the thro: | wrists, said eelf. inflicted with by O'Wonnor in been had had RK. Substituting for a friend to-day, Rich 4-1. Clayton, twenty-sa, of No. 917 St. Mark Avenue, Brookiyn. lang | Istand Railroad brakerna was instantly jx when his head struck an ‘ron girder of the BR, 'T, elevated structure | near the Van Siclen A as he | was riding on the top of a freight train Jayton, whose wife and child live Ansonia. Conn, ma ip his ow ‘awing.” or off time, that might keep an engagement, 16 cut his friend | “MOST BEAUTIFUL GIRL” WILL WED QUAKER CITY MAN ™. Fishen Roms UN DER ORR LUNCE ENERO Gertrude M. Fisher, Photographers’ | Choice in Contest, Is Engaged to Carl F. Lauber Jr., Manufacturer, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. —Mis! an, opi , Gerade MOEA pronounced “the! ‘ThE two men bolted for the stair most beautiful girl in America” by a{ way, leaving their bag and loot, Mrs jury composed of photographers six! Weber ran after them, still blowing years ago ond who as a result’ way the recipient of hundreds of ofters or | the whistle. Othe women in the marriage, is engaged {to ma Carl| apartment house poked their heads Lauber jr. of this city, it was an-| out of windows, yelling “Police! nounced to-day. The prospective , groom manufactures soft drinks Police!" and some joined in the “The most beautiful girl’ chafed at) chase the photogra| upon her, eal cecupy the pedestal, She turned a wea deaf ear to all offers of marringo until] Ue and joined the chase, After rhe Mr. Tauber appeared, lier discarded | S¢Veral shots they caught the fugitives | suitors including men of wealth, cond Avenue and 19th Strect.| soldiers, an editor, bankers, lawyers . Weber was close behind them and and business men positively identified them as the bur- Sane |glars. They suid they were Kaward| BERLIN BOURSE Romer, No. 16 Street, Brookiyn, | and Andrew No. 1-2 Mac , | Stock Exchange Temporaily Sus-; A * - a x jwrist watch which was identified as pends Because of Too Much — |atrs, Weber's. The second man still Speculation. denied tho charge, and the police The Berlin Bourse has temporarily [Went to Mrs. Weber's apartment in suspended’ oparations use of the {Searel of more clues, On the floor recent high pressure of activity, ace {2e%" the rifled bureau they found a cording to advices received here to. |Dtt of @ cum link which one of the Gay GM Lteeieenloanie burglars had torn off in his haste to In the fast three weeks speculation |#et #¥a¥. One Of Radian Hake ae other Bann has attained anommour broken, und the piece the detectives Gipsuaoha. ccestae 1x Sac, found fitted jf exactly and tallied I gared yap aria rs- Vo Mam PRO Jidentically with the link in Boscoe’s other sleeve, Instances industrial issues have sold nes ine detectives: sald) socked at highest prices in seven years, ad- Mink threw: hia band vaneing 10:to 60 points Ione day and said, “Oh, what's the Berlin b Ankers and speculators have us iwen heavy sellers of the mark. ‘That! ame two men, before M t probably accounted for yester- | Ryttenberg in Yorkville Court s low rate of German exchange|were held for the Grand Jury in ———— $5,000 ba each, charged with bur- | glary publicity she phers ha STOPS TRADING rec id eived paased and disclaimed her r the Judgment | right to SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS R. R. BILL ) |lute yesterday afternoon from a shop- ‘in her bedroom WOMAN, BEATEN TRAPSBANDITSY PLAYING POSSUM Weber Preiends She Is Unconscious from Blow, Then Blows Whistle. | NEIGHBORS JOIN CHASE. \Police Catch Two Fugitives-- | Broken Cuff Link and Watch Incriminate Them. Mrs, Ida apariment Weber returned at No. 214 to her St 20th Street |Ping trip and surprised two burglars in the aot of looting bag silverware, her bureau. Near capacity and other them was a filled to with Jewelry valuables belong- DnB » the housewife She could scream one of the burglars knocked her to the floor with 1 blackjack. She pretended she was unconscious until they had gone back to the bureau and were gather- ing more loot, ‘Then she sprang her feet aad ran int) another room, to biowing u police whistie. Det the Brennan J Street tne and ation heard the pund of the Donlin of ns and dougal Street. They emphatically de- | nied they we burglars, roh of Re revealed gold oe DRIVES GOLF BALL INTO POCKET OF City May Even Now Retrench Expenses "NEVER PART OF THE UNION, THERE CAN BE NO QUESTION. OF SECESSION, “SAYS LEADER Mr. De Valera Declares “The Irish People Are Not Going to Be Fooled This Time”—Arbitration for Ulster Suggested. DUBL , Aug. 47 (Associated Press)—Eamon de Valera, Irish Republican leader, declared to-day that the Dai Eireann. would not accept the terms offered by the Britis Government, extending to Ireland an - offer of Dominion status, Mr. De Valera made this declaration at the second session of the Dail Eireann, held in the Mansion House to take up the question of the Negotiations with Prem settlement, “From the reports this morniig in the British and foreign press said Mr. De Vale toward the British proposals, r Lloyd George with regard to a possible Irish “there seems to be doubt as to what our attitude is ‘There seems to be doubt as to whether what L have said or whether our letter means acceptance or rejection, “There ought to be no doubt in anybody's mind. We cannot and will not, on behalf of this nation, accept these terms. MILLE. LENGLEN AND NIRS. MALLORY TOCLASHAGHN Rivals Expected (0 Meet at)dominion status, 1 Boston—Interest Lags at Forest Hills. FOREST HILBS, Aug. 17.—Threat ather and te elimination of ening w Mile Suainne Lenglen reduced attendance to a mere handful of fans | when third-round matches for the “There is an Indian proverb read- ing ‘Fool me once, shame on you; foot me twice, Irish shame on q people wil not be fooled this time. It is said we are offered the status of Dominion Home Rule for Ireland— the status of the Briush dominions. Ireland is offered no such thing. The s ent that Ireland was offered a dominion status contained two faise- tate hoods. Where is Ireland? There is no Ireland in the terms, but two broken piece. “What offered not even wus admitted the dominions had the right to ses cede and could get out if they dee | sived. We are told we must stay im i | whether we like it or not “We are not claiming the right: to seve There cannot be a question because there has never of secession, the | been union. “Northern freland has regarded itself from its own viewpoint, and in entering negotiations they need not women’s national tennis championshiP | give up that point of view. I would were played this alternoon at the} be willing to suggest to the Irisa West Side Club. | People that they give up a good deal It became known that Mile. Leng-) in ofder to have Ireland able to look len may meet Mre Molla Byur into the future without anticipating mixed Mallory again nett week in the tournament at the Longwood Boston. doub Cricket Club, distracting internal problems. “All the time these negetiations have meant an attempt to get into Mile. Lenglen is recovering so rap-; touch with the people of the Norta fly from her attack of bronchitis] and teil them we have no enmity and that she will be able to compete at; would make sacrifices for them toston, Wm. M. Jobnston of Sunj wh we would tever make for ranciseo will be her partner. Mrs.| Britat¥ ‘We will be ready to give Maflory and Win. T. Tilden are paired | them every @afegua ny reasonable nthe same tournament and {tis con-| person could say they were entitled fered Hkely the two teams will] to, and we are ready to leave the meet in of the North to external are WOMEN TAKE PART IN ARMS PARLEY President Gives Assurance, But Does Not Detine Their Duties, WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.—Presi- dent that women will have uw part in the Jisarmament conference Wheth te or 4 woman will sit member ot President cv: still tu ve del asa an ad visory board which th appointing templates parently — Runaway decided Vifth Avenue Hun Voie Is 7 to 2—Measure Not Ex- ANOTHER PLAYER pecied to Pass Before the Reces So Runs the Siory Vouched For WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.—The Ad- by Two Veracious Members ministration bill extending financtal of Port Chester Club. relief to the railroads wax ordered he Port Chester Country Club favorably reported to the Senate to-| pelieves it has something on all day by the Interstate Commerce] {ye “down in one” stories ever Committee by a vote of 7 with} (old, and George &. Merts jr, and Follette (Republican) and Stanley] August M. Brezovsky both vouch (Democrat) in the negative tor it Senator Kel 1 that Kugene Meriz, driving from the tite Mo Meyer, Director ¢ of the] tee, recently, lost his ba Bre- War ines Corporation, is en | xoveky, playing for the firth bole, deaveriny to interest financiers jn the path of Mer elt the formation of a syndicate to take! stigging sensation in his side which lune financin, t wilroads he couldn't account fe t . rhe te War After Merta lad 1 siroke Finance Corp purchase rail-| with a new ball Brezoy found road secur not exceed $500, Mertz’s ball in the side pocket of 000,000 m ne Ha wd) Adminis s coat Mer postlively identi tration, this money to be turned over 4 the ball as the one he had te railroads to aid them m their “ | present financial difficu > 'rnere is! e hope of t 7 Pa AE WORL! ven REA tne hii before the proposed recess, Bow N.Y. Cis mnoiin Resenan, sito A «Mem lor basga: Ard Pamela apen day and Aug. 4, tmght, “Mowey orden and’ iravelien” checks ‘lor Backfire of a Fifth Av bus fright ened a horse drawing a detivers wage of tl e manufacturing firm of JK Stiesel & Co, No Fifth Avenue, a Broadway anid 1 wet this atter noon and the sinaway dashed down Broadway ‘Thomas sSchnepp of No 28% Avenue B, the driver was flung cut at 6ist st aud a newastand was overturne At Oth Street Patr Hollinger 0 West 68th 5 Bla Liun brought the horse to a standstill Harding gave assurance to-day | | yr lvave the whole question | to external arbitration. “England's ¢ S unreasonable, The minority in Ire= snd are unreasonable. But even une luims we would be ready aim oluims of the r ble to consider, and [ for one would be |ready to go a way to give way to them, particularly to their senti- ment, if we could get them to come with us and consider the interests of tir own country and not be allying thems with foreigne e Mr. De Valera said the Irish nath did not stand between England ani the world and was not shutting up the segs between the two islands “We have no enmity to England,” « declared. “At least, if this ques- n were settled I believe there would iT none. Mie only enmity is to thas rule which the Irsh people hate to the marrow of the bones.” It was said, remarked the epubli- can Jeader, that the Irish question was & problem, 1t Was a problem, he de- sred, 4 problem of « selfish person wishing neroach pon the rights, the property and the freedom of his ght That was the {undamen- Human nature had to be taken into consideration, he pointed out, and they ee es ‘