The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1921, Page 2

2 THE EVENING WORLD, MON DAY, SEPTEMBER 35, 1021, WAY TO PEACE IN IRELAND FATALLY SHOTIN HARDING INSISTS. >"REESRER NINE WAR AREA [ieee AUTOCOPHELDUP A ja DESPTE FLAT PASSENSERS'ROW OM REFEALNG TAX gg) OW ISCLEARED | 5°" AD GS, ASK _ SUEY TIAN OES PTS a | as every one els ‘This sentiment, as expressed to-iay by the itev. W. 'T. MeKlveen, is the son for iis split with the Large Numbers — Surrender Keep Hands Up and Be Good, 9 Disarm Guard’ ‘Ss AL Congress to Back Secretary | Weapons and Are Sent to : Riya; TS ieee wantin Policeman Told Five ar tie a. leged Assails inl. Mellon’s Proposal. Their Homes. . ‘ brought asafast De. Mck-co Occupants of Car — i whieh resulted in a@ request trom —— Reply to Lloyd George Says Domin- | CONEY € ROWD IN PANIC PLANS TO KEEP PLEDGE. INEW FIRING REPORTED. /e2ieu) anes tat he enone iceman Joseph Ruosehie’ of che * ion Rule as Offered Is Sham, and : | De Slekivecn adimite that he was West 17711 Street Station did mot tke mipoint of the the looks of the tive men he saw in IMingo Town Said to Have] swlty—trom te ullia-consorvative church members— an auto coming up Riyersige Dei Been Subjected to Attack on Jon both counts “Un- | Jammed Door in Car on West} Scheme of Sales or Production | Asks New Conference by End Line Starts Fight— =| = Tax Has Not Been Alto- 5 4 A #7 j } 4 ward him as he stood al 177th when ive see ; rasta, P F a The issue mpiy une of trammelled Plenipotentiaries Two Arrested gether Abandoned. | | Tug River. eek ARAL Ie MUNDY OH OE inte Nie ently corning tury i i ivi , i % } a people Nke the milk-and-water way The wig machine was travell ng Sinn Fein Works to Divide Ulster. A jammed door on the fist car of} By David Lawrence. MRS aenece el | CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. S}of putting over Christianity, but I fast, keeping in the tree shadows as ; [a West End subway train caused @| (Special Col eapen tes of The Eve- | -—- ~—-| (Associated Press).--Labor Day found | don't. closely as it could. The men wore | N, Sept. 5—-Despite wide variations in the interpretations|riotous free-for-all fight, a panic! ning World.) haters on vost | “The devil pads pulpits with dollar nvesverowunlin We | LONDO. be i Dp! e DI : Ang RU RIEr EEA ONIIANGH OLUHMINE WASHINGTOD Sept. & (Copy- jus Federal troops sent into W bills, but dollar Christianity doesn’t ! ing out nervously, ahead and be= eee on Ce Venens Feriy $5: Ure Isteel Comunicmien (trom: FrOnier ms ie ; right, 1921).—The Harding Adiinis- | Virginia's troubled area on Spruce} go, ‘This business of handing thy Lind. Fresh in Rueschle's mind was Lioyd George, again defining the conditions of peace, which reply on tig/f?om Coney, and a shooting that F; Fork Ridge near the Boone-Logan] bread of the Gospel to tho poor aud the rning to the policemen of the theo is a flat rejection, the feeling he o ts that an agreement will be reached, |Drobably. will reguit fatally, at the)! Allon intends to put the full weight) lcounty tine, patrolling the district | making them eut it and submitting outgoing platoon to be alert for a ‘as the way is ¢till open for further conferences. ‘Bay Parkway station in Brooklyn at/Of !8 influence behind the orig int | WH ATHLETE IN z .-leake to the rich for their considera band of robbers which had just held 1.30 A. M. to-day: proposal of Secretary Mellon, that a and clearing out such armed mens} aay have been ‘called up a cigar store on Sherman Avenue, he feature of De Valera’s letter @——m———— | cording to the polite, Phillipolexcess profits tax be repealed as |they encountered down’ for preaching this.” He stepped out from behind a tree ts the reiteration of the refusal of| tion, The present is the reality with Carettl, tarty-two, bt | I aundryman, Of lyst January, so that when Ameri an | A large number of men survendered wa Pada Diratash ar youne, soca to $0. the curb, pointing at the front dominion home rule on the terms| Ne we bate to ica i Ne ace Sule SEN eee ie business makes out its income tax] SEGOND AT ATTEMPT Yeast Sua, Shee Canes See a Wall, “i ee filed, “aippase 1 m st nd fix t light," } “Phe conditions of to-day are the|Louls Gargalo, forty-five, No. , ‘ the “Well,” he responded, "suppose Stop and fix that light," he com- ANS, WOR SHGIIRGINS. © WHNAENOSS) citant af the pat, aceawialy sum- | 18th Siheat Br iv and a thira/teturn next March there shall be ont were forced tensive: vhem p, aid) Te wan a chursh sonal Gnd £ manded, to name plenipotentiaties to BEE | ing it up and giving in simples! man who later disappeared, were in| the corporation tax of 121-2 per cent, | That practteally all the men who! was he hate ee would have @ The car puiled in and the chauffeur ate peace, “untrammelted by any | form tho essential data of the prob-|the rear of the first car of the train. [to p IMeets Hi <, Vith|"t!*l7 Mere im arms in the mountains) BEUEE HEME to VE 8 SURE, WOMAN sot out and wen aroind to the trons vondition except the facts” andjtem. These data are: When it stopped at the Bay Park- ade dn) ihe: tious ce mat Si Station With) ovo 1ett the region and returned to} enough to give it themselves?” The polleeman swung to the rt guided only by the principle of “gov- Canning none ot sane er station, where the tracks are! )ii}, y the excess profits tax) Auto—After Marriage They | their homes was indicated by reports —— ning board and showed his revolver There is no belief that Lioyé|ndamental and natural right to/er” \d January, was not made at the snsiane¢ _ At headquarters it was es LITTLE GIRL FROM RIVER. sn nc Su A ; open and told the passengers who de-|of the Administration and was pass- —— nated that fully 1,500 credited with b , good," he said. The chauffeur, at his George will directly recognize an tn-|choosé freely for themselves the Path sized to get off to use another door. ively accepted by Republican House NEW LONDON, Conn, Sept 5—|M&ViNE been in the disturbed area had a order, went back to the wheel and dependent Irish Republic, but it is|they shall take to realize thelr na-|Garetti and his friends did not want {leaders t passed through Madison during the {CM Clams to Barge Fender, drove to the 177th Street Station, tional destiny, have, by an overwhelm- cause of a gonviction that pointed out to-day he may evade ‘helm-!tq he put to so much trouble, and althe Senate could alter it and Prest-|M0W %% helress to millions risked) jast thirty-six hours on their way| een Swims to Wer Aj@s where they and the car were ” ing majority, declared for Independ-|/. ot started, in which the conductor|dent Har oul Us ressure |disinheritance for an athlete receiv- | nome. arelod. this by merely reasserting his retusa) ee ee ie! ct ap a republic, and|* , in wh he conductor |dent Harding would bring pressure {h Captajy Hauls Both Out. ae jene ‘ horace y e o. bear e ‘onference Com- z a small sul s revealed to-| Soldiers are searc ‘or * nder the rear seat ecusiic ace to consider Ireland as outelde the|more ban once have confirmed their |'" Sllesed to have knocked one of the;to bear when the Conference Com-/Ing a small salary Goce as aC re al RS een 4 Determination and bravery on the : nae men down. mittee of the two Houses finally had} day in details of the elopement of | {1 bodies of men who may found two arett! is alleged to have drawn | the matter in hand —Great Britain, on the 25 Miss suggested plenipotentiaries be sent) | oo Se acts us though irelang {evolve run to the platforin and] If the House plan were to prevail, This would meet the widely diverg- | 4 oT vind to ner by a contract of|/fted @ shot at De Muth, which|not only would American business be qu [also are on the lookout for firearms|¥ear-old Revecca Ioubac eek taka " ed 4 f | eo D pa e ro James Sinclwir, former “sechollbo: n fee GREE BITE! Ke sible tne little girl's r ent principles of both sides. lunioe: that corbide separation: missed. Then a man believed to be| compelled to pay excess profits taxes Mboy| that may have been buried by the ‘Thre are a few radical untonists| “The circumstances of the sup-| Andrus Anderson, thirty, address un-/next March, but the full benefit of | wonder” at New York athletic meets,{armed bands efore they were dis. |i 1) the Hust tiver & «ded revolvers. On the was another, Under of kix- sheet was u blackjack, a0 made pos- Aiutoniatic pistol four black cloth ve from drowns amasks and a partly f box of 38 i night re been | part of Patrolman James Roe! Empire, and then asking that the | choice. popnlariy RUled in last week's fighting, So far|hrawn of Capt. Bolton of tho | none has been found. The trooos| Alberta und the “gamer known in Providence as “Babe,” and tt, the wnenu fl Bertha Samue ihre cartridge | “4, WNO Ives at No, 102 Goerck Henry V a pontract tortious, Yet,on| known, ran up to disarm Caretti and|the repeal would not be felt until a) and jater Brown University athlete. | ™ | went to ty douk at th rge the dropping of negotia- | posed contract are no! ; : ate ey , CHE Cv. 4 wee : at the foot wost 23d Street, Coney [slain el eid Snenta ot the truce | the theory of ils validity, the British | two more shots were fired, one strik-|wear from next March, which would !mey are at Take Placid to-day on) _ TRO Volunteer forces sworn in a | ot tanton Street to play with other Y'* LIAS ALE tended he was much surprised wien Government and Parliament claimed | ing Anderson in the abdomen and the} be alter the Congressional election. r honeymoon. and the giving to Sir Nevil Mac-| 1, ule and legislate for Ireland even | other In the left side, He is ina dy-}The Republican leaders are meee arly Si ready, commander of the British | to the point of partitioning Irish ter-|ing condition in Coney Ieland | Of the fact that they promised in the |) oi ine ‘ | Deputy Sheriffs and Deputy State | chitdre: They were | Police last week have been relieved of | the decks of barges. je| further service and have returned to| Jump from the deck o) SKiQpins weross n attempting to MPORS WETS) BROWN: ICO) | Httits the giberta to He said I hac urday evening a utomobile arrived in M as ‘ ne pier, a foot distant, Rebecca slippea pitty out for a dr he others, forces in Ireland, a freehand in put- | ritory aguinst the will of the Irish | Hospital, - \oe thee malen an ammediate repeal jand halted at the New Haven Rait-| thelr homes in Charleston, Hunting SURIPAH IMIS eNy oO ual aaa EEC i ie 3 ople und killing or casting Into} A man who said he had been with|0f the excess profits tax, and already joy cation. ‘The pretty vo-| ton, Welch, Bluefield and other p! " Capt. Bolton got a pike poje. , Nacsa) Wk eee ting down the Republicans, But this Learn every irish citizen who refuses |_anderson to a social club In Graves-|!€ading Republicans, both inside and | aS Fh ates: ae ty young a ee Hee eee eT x hee ea « tar ‘ poh i Hg ta St IStth Street; Hdward Lewis, Ct . ¥ a SreRs, e 8 i brat Ss . bias) eb tall Wd —— poets See ce y water, driver, } #2 Monroe Street Sue { advice js not likely to preva allegiance, The proposals your Gov- |enq section of Brooklyn, but did not|tside of Congress, are saying that! 1, jo 4 social joader and the danh. db: deral troops were that |elinging to a fender of Haat own cee Monr n Sumac BELFAST, Sept, 6—Commenting OD) ernment sybmitted in the draft of] know him well, went to his aid, and|'f the excess profits tax is not re- ze Bloch, shoe cutter, of No. 49 Avenue eph Curry, plumber, of No The soldiers ;one hand, He hooked wrk Ridge dis- | the pole, bu tjeverything was qui es |oecupied the Spruc the reply of the Irish Republican Par-| yyiy 20 wre based fundamentally on ter of Col Joseph Samuels, own \ Mament to Prime Minister Lloyd) the iatter premises, one of tho largest depart nent s with her up lest ke effect before the Con. there was a fight that put the train| Pe#led to sumiug war.” mine a status definitely inferior to fath Beach Station to be questioned,|war, and that if business ever did! i . gressional election, the pledge will 4 Staion al oS” | the frai! mat Not were Just as posi- i George, the Northern (Whig) Umion- “We rejected tni proposals and Gant ee Hap aner eee 8 We Tayalbeeb fitile 5, nt toy n - : cae Oa oye ayes a rolnian coy ein off hy tive in ownership of 4 “~ ¢ Ae Cy our rejection ia irrevoi | J ive: Lig) REGIE . Miss Samuels walked about snpa- o hatever they did, army }and jumped off the whar : ous rice pen __| Ist says to-day the Irish Cabinet has | Tot in invitation and ran. Policoman James wlyth| Another argument being made iM ienciy untit the train from New York {officers said, In order to maintain’ {24sfontng nee to eine te the tage Hn ae UN EhiEotoa ate ey } ung an ultimatum at Mr. Lloyd! tito a trae and. willing came from the police booth| favor of repealing the excess promts| i voy ang a youne pin mer ft ahoe with ae ittle on as pos- | then shoved the boat turt way aay Hiken te Washington Hetghts Court f George's face, “and its presentation, | with the t oat 5 of tl and cought cae ans Gagalo. | tax as of last January is the fact that | “Oh, Jim! She Lexilalmed) as ener sible EE BiLh 1 fe ewe in and he hold ap charged with having the weapons in miaini commonwealth. They are an invita: |They and several witnesses we ane Ww, 3 A p Hy abe exe as she; sib }the oh Capt, 1s hatiled their possession and were heid 4 { unless we are entirely formed, has tion te ireland to enter im the guise [pul ina car that had been laid | ‘is Is Probably the worst year of the /espied the former Brown University) Brig.-Gen. MH. H. Randholtz Ix ao | both of them out wit Res EY GREY CALE UC 1 i been preceded by preparations for re-! o¢ and under conaitions which deter-|up near the station and ran to the|>Usiness depression following the athlete, “I’m so glad you did not dis-|well satisficd with the sit in hat ——- fo.uoy bail each, 4 5 hu tar tonoid.satien a seeta’ |PETS HORSE GOODBY; KILLED | of f t these free sta i nich the twi d. : eve jappoint me Ih The Irish News (Nationalist) 4do- Spa ie o ise Hi Per tere pe re pod AL Ee need assistance and incentive this is} A kiss sealed the meetini mendation thatthe Camp Ifx troc ol nh police be Glares that the verbal controversy be= ang New Zealand, wll are guaranteed | rom daa ; the time to give ald. Furthermore, If) ‘The cour stened to Miss Sam-|be returned if the situation does not| Stk Over Henre Fatal to toy 80s eign |, tween Eamon De Valera and Mr. Lloyd ayuinst domination of the major] Sinn Fein Miniver of Hinanre and | excess profits taxes should be 70! | automobile, parked close hy,| change to-day Ending Vacation on arm, = SUSU OS RE SUE George has reached a stage when stile, not only by ucknowledged Gon. | Commander in Chief of the Irish Re-| tected next March for the year 192! it land sitting close on the sume Gur Mtonsainy ine es sigioment an old firm 1 SS VON ALOIS N my rs i 4 sige 0 seed d a str 5 pienso s es uel an old fam hor wrewell watch und 32 reser | deeds may be expected. It saysa fur- equality of status with Great Britain Lee ares ere hale ed In} will put a strong weapon in the hands |with Miss Babe as pilut, th {Wat there would lin’no’“oncid slack=|pu Sa ete enell iw nd ¢ “ | ther conference is necessary but that and absolute freedom from the con- taesld ed eb aitclas at the samelo¢ those members of Congress who| across the town. erism” In athe proseentt those [atter his aummer vacation, alxtec Re pelle i etn there is « radical difference of opinion trol of the Lritisiy Parhament, buy by [meeting of Owen O'Dalty, chief Sinn} are opposed to the repeal at any time) But the course of true love never, who were Thsponsibl week’g [Old Golde to a car in which we Lin regarding the basis of discussion, It Lie Hipui ee ot ae Britain ee | Pein i eh eee: fe pUisies, wholot the Excons Profits Law. They wiit|dia. ° * © laeimtushance, wnich ine tedinéa sinmipe eats of (Ni fen andialetel and sade off | thinks there are signs and tokens Jand would aye guarantees | 'P Private was Assistant Town) ie able to say that If the excess] It was raining and the train had|rections against the Stat All the musts Juba dtl! HB ean Wouelt Holicenian pointing to the possibility of an ad- peither of distance nor of right, ‘Tho | Surveyor of Clones, County Moaaghon conditions sought to be imposed| Speaking concerning the attitude of justment which justify the hove that woulg divide hier into two artilicial | tye Ulsterites toward Southern Ire- neither side has abandoned that pos gtates, each destructive of the other's o'Duft: jd th " adbitity. influence in any common council, and} !@n, O'Duffy said the Binn Fein he News Letter, Unionist, saya both subject to military, naval’ and | would have to put on the screw, and, profits tax yielded eo much in a bad|peen lute; the car stalled. ‘They! for We year, the chances are it will yield | found a Justice of the Peace who for- | mr istin more in other years to come, and that| got he was retired; and they went to/thorities to punish t! it should be retained, The 1921 yicld | another whose absorbing practice as al WILL TAMSON, W. V: of the found Antonia Zuitarano of d ioe Bast 210th Street, and Auna FParrone suventecn, of No. 124 Lexington Ave e, lying helpless in a vacant let at ate, he si ould be | yed ina — pt eet and Vermilye Ave yuld be Joo! yon AS a n ccess physic | There was some shooting along Tug} ci} fi ue ypseck ta MUU. d \ £ would be looked upon as a minimum | successful physician had made hin B|h “a "pensioncd” horse. ti re eyo ay Mirae rene credit must be given to the Sina Fein: grament. y MS OBVe | 5 Beanery ee Jena fgainss the} inat could not tw ignored. In other] forget the trick of the marriage eere-|ftiver, east of Willkamson, last night, {s0prom°hing. BUS BBN T A SPR enes OOMP ECE NRT (dl Jeaders who never disguised thelr | "The “main historical and geo. | Uisterites who must nat be allowed | words, Congress might be put in the | mony. but county and State authorities said | ed an MAIEINGG Hive laprene | wile ana. naalueenwrecren nee | principles, always openly fought for, staphical facts ure not in dispute, but| to stand in the way of the march of! jo.ition of rcpealing a tax which| It was at this Dr. Codington’s hitch-| they did not take It seriously, ‘The |lended the houf with terrific force over 2¥IC And had been wieeked in cross. | Your Government insists on viewing | a nation. ‘The Ulster quostion, he ase |e tome the bacia tor eam State police are again at their posts {ine boy's heart ing the curb, ‘They were arrested independence and “were open to the tiem from your standpoint and we . ‘i use of any methods of force within | must be allowed to view them from | Sorted, would settle itself in a month's reach, even to terrorizing and mur- | ours, h ; r time wit pout sate ng of a drop dering non-combatants." * ¢ * “The! he history you interpret as dic-|of blood if the Crown forces cleared Fane uae char and die Slate "| SWIFT'S SON ARRESTED, bail, ‘1 4 with the Zaffavano w girl, W aign | ing post, however, that the with! itter a week in the Logan County controversy next spring and summer, | its two single thoroughbreds stopped | disturbance when the ‘Congressional primaries| to become a carriage and palr. jalso are iiltz store rob held in $10,006 knee is badly 5 tating. union we read. as dictating | cut of later, and elections will be in full swing. Their license, obtained in Stoning- | coded in rey wrneps Would Net] jutts Motor Car in Zion City to sirained, is-at Moranam Hospital. | Government has dealt with them oat eeeeretion. ‘Ont interpretation ot the Beifast, O'Duffy continued, was Incidentally, the idea of a sales tax | ham, Hen caused) tes a eee bur oe . Vake Driak—Cop Appears. that toewen soaiiee ee a perey f ane Sine voy Ne fitenee no ‘diametrically ‘Opposed. We | partly bankrupt, and if people ‘n-Rel- pee seamen ene peed inthe day. | SOVREENAESHROR. BE 'y| THREE U.S. FLYERS | outoaco, sept. 5 touts ¥. Beitiin | ee ata ting bo ne ipollag sae noe % § ¢ ¢ sae) - z i aj “ by Robert Merritt, twenty-nine yea | paper adds. “Now they will have to] any Sunt interpretation, ad as proot [ant continued wo ally temselves with) smoot ig working on a substitute for] ‘The genial doctor finally stammerea) OF FIVE MiSSING [2m of ihe ead of the packing eam OB. A" nogios utreated in Hurteay 1a! be taken at their word.” are willing that a noutral and im- ‘ ght be! ne House Tax Bill and bas announced {out the fateful words, however, in ARE FOUND DEAD | sien te hated his machine in gion MEK by Detectives | England ual DUBLIN, Sept. 5.-—-"We are on the | partial arbitrator should be the judge, | necessary for @ time to cut off Bel-| 2 the entire tax programme ean|SPite of the obstacles of which his! Of Walsh of the West 124d Street Statio; f ‘ou refuse and threaten to give effect | fast absolutely from the rest of Ire- : me as the lust, a - y edge of dinaster,” gaye the Irish | te your view by force. Our reply land. If 40 cut off, he declarod, Hiei. | Ye simplified by means of a wales tax. | memory wos the lial: and ere any of} ESTON, W. Va, 5 He earn ot whlskagy, AGE SA aR en ie ier en menal Rue Times to-day. “We cannot expect|be that if you adopt thi Want wails Wala deuaien Clee in ah Owing to Senator Smoot’s influential|the villagers could even obtain a| CHARLES 5 a, Sept, Ing a drink of whiskey. Accomp the support of Europe and America, |ean only resist as generations before | “st Wo yap Shree | i and 6 fect S inches tall He 4 » of the five s y air. | yo Swift was Dr. G. Bo Ne * ean only resist as penerations befare| 'us) ve) position in the Administration, it is|Nint of what was in the wind the| Three of the five missing army air ung Swift was Dr. G. WON % 5 solve aince the whole world js urging ac- ' Id not be working|{We lovers had been married and|men were found dead on Twenty-4 "Sut°ot the darkness came @ cut and eA ae irate st the problem, and it will never secure| Declarations regarding Ulster made| 0P¥!ous that he would not be working ceptance of the British terms. the Citimate victory ever reason and|»y amon De Valera and the Sinn| incessantly during the recess of Ccu- were speeding on their way to Lake| Mile Creek at 9.30 A. M. to-day, ac- rated the pair. yt found six bottles Strec yn St Nicholas Avenue afte Myo Uinh:. Independent, warning [right in Publicity Department h gress if he did not have some en-|!!teld to enjoy their honeymoon, and| cording to @ report recelved at Avia-| Forest elit 3 from Lake | he had been trailed by the detectives , , Fein Publicity Department have in-| 8Te e e some en- Vorest signed thei City and proceeded to violate the most A big revolver was hidden in his trous from h Street and Eighth Avenue i “If you again resort to force, and it perhaps notify the relatives at the! tion Headquarters here. Another wus ———@7>—— iThey had been attrvcted by his | + egainst undue optimism, rejoices that | | dicated a policy of negotiations, and,|couragement from the White House, | P°" 1" AIIRAl APLnHe ecraS ERE “eed anes He F ohare De Valera is ready to name plenipa- |{ne proven that contronts, denwni| it that failed, the institution of a boy- 11. is known that in Cabinet discus [TAPCCHIVE homes of tie pride and) reported as severely Injuved TRAPPED IN ONE-MAN CAR, tions. tle was locked up charge< {degroom of what had happened,| ope; atic : 2 with violation of the Sullivan law. teptiaries, but urges that those who | confront our successors. The fact that bg aged ets sae leaving | Sions @ production tax, payable once Dy eeroe Po reey pen VAS Pee hie mE MY NA ele SWAMPSCOTT, Mass, Sept, 6,— (84 will be placed in a lina up this seive the barrier of partition in Ulatur | ior toy" ay gorce in evidence’ sted! Armagh last night for Newry after| amd at the source of manufacture, | ness and blessings when the excite-|that he Was in the wreckage of the| Thirty-four persons were injured, five TROP ng foe pomebie Ident toation As should remove it. \ warning sufficient, the meeting at which Mr. Collins} has been favored, and the only real! ment of the elopement had subsided | bomber that fell Saturday afternoin| seriously, when they were trapped in piernegee Boar ip wa barra wate The Freeman's Journal applauds| ‘It is true wisdom, therefore, spoke, fire was, opened on its oceu-| opstacle to the embodying of such u| Meanwhile Miss Samuels's mother walle, pete sa from Charleston to) purning one-man trolley car on Sage. the speech of ‘Mickey Collins at|true statesmanship, not any pants, one of whom was wounded. | 1. in the new bill is the warning of|was frantic at her daughter's disap-| 06°” Humphrey Street last night. "> aay dealism, that te ee s | HARD Armagh, stating that it contained | (tite Threats of force pea ey the Treasury Department, that it! pearance, and woke friends out of bed BELMONT PARK ENTRIES. |X snort circuit in the wires under the H ING ABANDONS PLAN “no hint of sabre rattling” and urges |set aside. They must be set aside| THE MORE CHILDREN | would take the Income Tax Bureau in search of her. car set the flooring afires ‘The passen-| TO LAND AT ATLANTIC CITY. that Sir James Craig, the Ulster | from the beginning ay well as during wt least four or five months w ac-| Col, Samuels qtrenuously opposed| RACE TRACK, BELMONT PARK, N.|fflf Motorman Thomas &. “Meck rthe “Premier, seize the opportunity to me- | #*tual conduct of the fegotiations. THE LESS RENT IN : if : pne will c f ith the best method | th lage, He prevented a pre- Sept. 5.—-The following are the en-| Was unable to open the door Wiz | Seas Too Rough and Mayflower Is “The respective plenipotentiaries quaint ttaels wit the marriage. P pre-|'Y., Sept. : broken, but before the pas- y gotiate with Collins. must meet untrammelicd by any con. THIS APARTMENT |°f administering the new law, and] vious attempt at elopement, and|tries for Tuesday's race oy Bua OnitAe Sat all were on War Back 19.9 _ munt be prepare themselves, and Be that the collection of the tax would|threatened to disinherit his daughter | FIRST RACH | Cla ie fering from cuts und burns, nea Ye Ne de eps. i *S REPLY : Sue UR fo be un expensive proposition, if she married Sinclair. The only ob-|j Hone. We Horas — | Detinite in nm Was received here juent differences not by appeals to ‘i * F bee 1 Bod Abou this afternoon that Presiden DE VALER. * |foree, covert or opens @ut he reter. | -andiord Will Give Month Free If] o¢ one thing, however, business | jection to the marriage wus hen youth. | ° Bit ee {ih dz “Btandalay’ je LATONIA ENTRIES. land his ses wierd the eteartec ine REJECTING TERMS ence to some guiding principle on} Family Has Four Youngsters men may be certain: the Adminis-| The pair stopped at Albany yester-| /87, Suttiah (let itt ee ao rr was Reo FR rye | Yacht Mayflower would not put tn at OFFERED [en et cOmON agreement. : Sohn ‘ tration intends to stand by its orig-|qay, When interviewod on a train| Mit Tiber Gel fos Reg aiacg 110 | BACK TRa a Ki Reikb rae YACHT SEZ EARSE WOuld Heb, F ENGLAND We have proposed the principle of But It’s in St. L ' ee frre ite orig: | day ' ten erin SOP BAe iB int eas ehh wale \ ati ike hia Drop Dp P ul sim ot. Lous. inal promise lo repeal the exceas The \government wy consent ot tun moer nite tax as of last January; aaa {in that elty, Mra, Sinclair said paren- Gt slice, 1109 smr-| eas. ‘The Information came in a wites ‘ oj, /emmed, und do not mean it us a mere Misousi, the “show me" State, | jt is predicted by Cabinet members| tal forgiveness was sure to come, |. Ee ci el ace thei despateh fram the Mayflower, Expresses Willingness to Negotiate |phrase. It is a simple expression of | jus u landlord in St, Louls who | that President Harding will probably | talked of the adventures of the elope- Wi Tiniux | Home wi Ley | tt added the Preatdent and his party , the test to which any proposed solu- t hig way on this matter whe PT Swom 107! G21 Courtiew Lut Grand | Were proceeding to Washington hy Further and Asks New tion must respond if It is to prove! can show his New York brethren’ | [ave Bis Way om fis matter when! ment and blushed becomingly. Gn) Be aiduaughh Hf Detwden 110 wai Melina at, | Way of Hampton Ri ‘ adequate, and it can be used ax the| « thing or two in the way of bu- | \t@y . or) sinelair, at elghteen—-five years | Oe ere me carole Wing 9, Take of Savon, HB) | Pho message Aud not give the tocation Conference, criterion for the details aa well as for! nan treatment. His namo is 1. é —_—-—- ago—was one of the best atlletes in| tue ana lait turin nwt OT Rae ai dat Nala wosear [obctey Tie Breeton wala Wie LONDON. Sept. 6—Following o8|pecullarly, British ‘principle, (natitue| ¥: Seliceks and if type permitted | HADLEY DENIES CONFESSING| tte, metropolitan district, He was vee NOOB fo a a he Oe a Washington shortly before noon” te the reply of De Valera, epokesman of |ted by the British and ‘now the very| the name would be surrounded by considered a prodigy a8 9 shot-putten Heiner” oi 8 Pag atta EVR: | morrow hn ene life of the Hr Cor . a an expert with a a high jumper. mig ae the Dail Eireann, to the note of the|/ife of the Hritish Commonwealth,’| @ halo, . TO MURDER OF HIS WIFE. |i) fi'spare time he ‘played. football mally es] elaiming: thre.sear British Prine Minister, dated Aug. 24, | $0007 i ne ly weceptab! Last Thursday Mr. Selleck in- | re He ropresented Stuyvesant High Aainonar 0 Mowe Mebotai iat: | Notice to Advertisers im which the latter reiterated that] °On this basis, and this only, we} SeFted this advertisement in a st, | Pector am Way to Kichmond tol school, Wed "Tom. 5.1 Alina, 10T! Gumerant, 10 107; Gonteraat 100 “ av “epoen on he ' RH RACK Die Brentwood | ARO! a i Ireland would not be permitted to| see hope of reconciling ‘the considera-| Louis newspaper (New York land Stand Trial tor Killleg, Byen at the age of seventeon he had eoseuralis aod uipwurd: ame mile and a | Al TF. 1M; Merale, te rising type and release orders Pony , Sat tite ane FOURTH RACE #140) eduiming: ture Word ar ‘The withdraw from the mptre and that|tionk which must ern the attl-| jords please copy)— DENVER, Colo. Sept. 5.—Dy. Wilmer token Anat Gag epcand piteen nie Bad oa fen ice es idea war rong Siac b ater tet i the Ro settlement could be discussed tity With ihe considerations that} CLEVELAND, AVE. 404g— |S: Madiey, sharged with the murder of [Toge, Hm one ambition, according to] jn fyadtiudl HN) Shy Ms Shas Mt oF Tecelpe. ae the which involved 4 refusal by Ireland! must govern the attitude of Ireland's Seven rooms; nothing better; pees nies ms 4 Mnsley Hadley. | newspaper clippings, be to become a] ie RACE selling: for mares: Cartan tio: Ri | made by The World must be received bred Pe de Dee cars catineretile in the Hiitian|ropresantariven aad cova Socios family without children, $125, {uy Riehmond, Va. to-day dented he had | naval man, but he failed to get an ap- sod aviment sth! View Tlasigy averting trpe. cons ter sha. Sew: Jare ready at once to appoint plent- i fl confessed the Killing, although George | pointment to Annapolis. He went to rather ment Serious Sunday World must be @ommonwealth, potentiaries." with one child, $120; with two A Puller, Superintendent ation: | Brown University, where he was a 118) Git Bumsies Hi Toursday rece “We too are convinced it is ensen- aaeaaenie | children, $115; with three chil- sly kun setective ggwicy, reiterate t | member of the football team,” He was Tot Mts) Ato Gold VPTH RACK. $1800; Grand three ywaar-alds ahd upiound Stigerwomar 16 » tata ot Proof, 104: Atta Hoy I ent of last ight that the | of the class of 1920. tial that some ‘definite and immediate } dren, $110; with four or mor progress should be made toward «|SINN FEIN OFFICER | o ms ion SIXTH. RACE Ataidens: tyoyrarokle 1 7 physician hud made» ‘vonfes 1 —>_—_ and a halt farlon Nourtt. 18; Nigbarn, 100; Marine Hynes) | Sumday Main Stest coos, f | ghildren, $100, andene month's Mitting the crime eiving a Drops Dead While Mage|fuied too DA cere aa revel apr allae | not jbeen received ‘ty AP A widag. aud eee |! )~ . basis vpon which further negotiations! THREATENS USE OF free ren alla of at ating: Hu Paar oun FR $1,000; alte avin eet, wae nOk, Dign rcelted ni Pg ' . S Dr. Hadley his way back Gontiasion f , ce ty f ‘ # an usefully proceed,’ and recognise This is one of the best residen Richmond, ta. atand trial re, Lissio Riley of No. 33) Kast Mary Reicha | not reveiwed by 31M. Brida the futility of ‘a mere exchange’ of FORCE IN | ULSTER! tia} sections of St. Louis. That | have walved examination “end will | gen mtr dropped ead in” Nagle piotzus |The. ois aed re ae ae argumentative notes. { — the advertisement was legitimate [Probably leave Denver tonight, butcher a! cond Avenu reer lor, Had we Se ilieth sharetore vetvain teem com-| BRLFAST, font. § (Assoriated| is vouched for by an. mvening |iintniehuat it, Sear anit mua Y menting on the fallacious historical | Press).—Interest in the speech at Ar-| World reader visiting Si. Louis, |} ilth invo mo cHareee references in your last magn yesterday of Michael Ophina,| who investigated. I have not confessed toany crime,’ ee been marketing, r. Connell of Wellovue to-day where 10-day i Disnlay vony ov ovdere releated later then According, to when omitted will not save , worded aon the charges against He ae of heart gl wane” afte a Gecounts Of any character, contract er nabs eur’ THE WORLD _ meters cnneete “a