The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1921, Page 2

| ~ IRELAND'S DEMAND "TOENTER LEAGUE. THE uo) NiNG WORLD, FRIDAY, 3% “T AM A TAMMANY DEMOCRAT,” SAYS JIMMY HINES, INSURGENT LEADER AGAINST MURPHY RULE DEFAULTS MARK OPENING PLAY DER. AGENT ENDS UF AFTER BATE ON RAED STEAMER FrEmBER 9, 1908 helpless as though his weapon was] times fur back in only a ping pong but. tennis players wert Ideal weather @nditions greeted | thousan¢ the opening round of the national | meet was hardly under way tournament, the most important ever | When many defaults were posted on held. A bright sun was continuously | the giant score board. ft Lindley on the job and the turf courts were | Murray, 1917 champion, tailed to ball just right for snappy playing jpear for bis match with Hugh Tal- The original entry consisted of 108 | lant because of the stork’s arrival in| stars from seven nations and fifteen “alls home. . the days before numbered by the Ichiya Kumagae of Japan from going on the court. The little left-handed Jap was taken suddenly ill at the end of the Davis Cup matches at Forest Hills last week and will not play any more tennis before leaving for Japan next month, To handle tha record field nine- | teen courts were placed in commts- | sion at the same time. Three courts his Niagara | “Boss Tweed Wrecked Demo- States in the United oe ieee ee ee Ry eae | ware uid out in the centre of three ayatie (Sariy. |? ‘ hovel 40 " > also contains six mer national|membcr of the 192) Davis Cup team, | grandstands that will seat 11,000 - aseeipannm cratic: arty in New York (Scien be Lada ae eee os litleholders, Including Willam Larned, | could not compete on account of|epectators. On these ‘ho feature { City in the 70’s and Boss Poa se ee Bee mint ho held the premier trophy me cause prevented contests will be staged, | Supporters Here Have Done y 70's and Bos with the $1,600 by Supervising Agent | Tilden Wins First Match from | Utmost to Oppose | Murphy Is Wrecking It Now Ernest 1; Lab@ley and carried out the Wright in Straight ) § | ¢ i i . Ay sta e time Fitzpatric! ‘ ¥ os Wilson Plan in New York County,” De- with im i ‘ un a: slit ped hie els 7 » i iernrery, © S at, i} a: iS ye be bind. 'd hehe ad . iF Deel Yeo " clares Veteran Leader of the Pier 22, at which the King Alexander | = OE fi | seers i F fnata: lay, and bid in the shadows, | ane : U, S, KEEPS HANDS OFF. ! Old Nineteenth, The atéol. pigeon want aboard and By William Abbott. | wa paid $1,800. Oyler climbed to the] GERMANTOWN, I'a,, Sept. 9— F , Pa » i q | ner i valid $300 to the watchma yiitia ie older of all is De Valera’s Move May Take By Martin Green. pier and pald $800 | {watchman | Willlam Tilden, holder of all teanis 1 a inee the election in the of] As he did so one of Fitzpatrick’s] tiie worth whi formally opened Much Strength From ily, Rew York Coitity Maw teen a party whistled to let Oyler KNOW hIS! tn¢ annual all-comery’ tournament ii vamannuatial le ; aon support was in place, The watchman Irreconcilables. Republican county," said Jimmy became excited and suspicious and] t-day on the Germantown Cricket ns Hines, Independent candidate fe wont aboard. Club courts and registered the first By David Lawrence. 7 Tea CA HAR Coe etn cel Meantline, however, cases and bags] yictory in the fortieth championship ; Curran, running on a straight ft of bottles and boxes were passing} -p) . *. Wrig' d d bese dtal) eae World : The Eve- publican ticket, beat Edward Boyle down {rom the port on the other side ip Pegrrites ; the waren a ode de journec WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 (Copyriznt, aa dy Ma ie ZS “| jot the vessel ye the ahaa pied champion was in rare form, his shots a nt wis the Me P to the gunwules. yler, | src i 3 1921).--Eamon’ De Valera’s insistence puptican, running on a straight waa filled to A ee over | going over the net with so mueh ¢ r Ce wr vrant| tiekete bid § 5 ideal jinstead of fhe stool pigeon, started) <peed and accuracy that Wright, a in omen s thai the British Government cran ellis n oleate in what now | up the rope Iadder as though to make| pwning star twelve years ago, was ns a: i Méeland a membership in the League © wies Ne wk County in| e final payment, = = = ‘ LE ot fenttce as one of es rusrintees of | aod i eeA heb | ORT armen @ jharbor <polloe| volver ih ons Hand and’ etitohing atl 4 : % | “Hoss Tweed wrecked the Demo 5 “5 ros c! » ste 4 bes Baty % Se se rl tye ten] EA | Mn a aE a ne UTUMNAL Gowns Dettey w carded a enties, Doss Murphy is wrecking VAMES J. HINES. [ges eiane more on en oeen Daly ran to the door of the ferry : | _|fire on the Federal launch. Reager|nouse and called to the other agents having ne on At the Democratic Party in New York i THOCRUOL{pIeNanT UAINRISW ABIES | er agents, ie Cunt} to-day. That the che wweom 1 reception at the club) 4nd the hin bigeo! i ” el ; most of whom had already en A C Li : h Mi P. : g Aopeee Hcal alte reason why T am running tor Bor-| "iy ystems attended We lind to use soiree Ey Feels ‘3 ]an Atlantic Avenue lunch room, * ollection that trrors F aris general impression here has| ough President on an anti-Murphy | Morningside Wark to t tthe | Png ap ane amddor-atieh OWer, Las vobitthat the Irish were unalterably | ticket, Joverflow. And so they didn't relay Ral Meal aed lace te KuSick and Meilin, who had heard : . . rppoved to the Lengue of Nations ana |“! have dlways toon and am to-|t? tom tue In Uint primary | The smuggling party in the creW! ine shots and were looking about curi- 'HAT elusive elegance, chic and novelty with the re- ; 3 s day tim organisation bemoerat, ana WON) BITTER FIGHT IN. 1920 BY | opened fire on them, aiming wildly; | ously trom the sidewalk when Daly vat hich th i NE the Amerieate Gt Trivh dbeeene | any Hall | | AN ANTLMURPHY CAMPAIGN. as soon ug they appeared, apparently cited, made all haste to the ferry | straining refinement of art for which the American 10 4 e last campaign te el aii ai fine ©) sin the April primary of 1920 they! jerey . she ware é Y tA | . . eae Pe ee cesctiy Goro. danatocs | TREAT Doce sent after me. They had taken sen | Pelleving Che stating Peiow caine) house, Mellin stood guard at the| woman crosses the Atlantic to select her clothes in Paris, is t Demoerth ty in Jarge numbers ining ied a ALWEDNY. haem Kaplan. oer 1 had | from Oyler's party. ferry house door and Kubick and) ‘ 5 | hecause of its expousal of the League |if my candidacy “aud. ate Suuate by che way. | FREE-FOR-ALL PISTOL BATTLE! Daly went to Fitzpatrick. He opened captured by this collection of gowns and presented at were in absolute harmony with the [@Pive Mucply out of Tunmany ted hin itte the anticttines | FOLLOWS RAIDERS’ CHARGE. | nis eyes, moved his arm slightly as B it Tell Cc arth . f th . | Ene londira TRAvGand) Tisleublentlon ob ahecnertoriy ne they Nap to Fun dgaliet | ‘The thirteen mon undér Fitspatrick| they reached him, but died without onwit Teller & Co. for the convenience of those now resi- wishes of the leaders votand | jon ot the y his com for the leadership. 1 don't think yar the the} speaking. Kubick and Me! seas ; Sus munity | Is ged over the gangplank from the | speaking. ubick and Mellin made 5 | the State of Massachusetts the Trish) phat ig what 1 am working for, | MMTIMIS jabptoved of TUS at Ait lion and a free-for-all battle woke|a quick search of the ferry house, dent at, visiting or returning to New York. The spirit of } were so powerful In the Democratic) although L want ie understoad that C1 ney could twat me ond be gave them | the waterfront with the rattle of shots |‘They found no one except the tic Paris is expressed in: Party that an attempt to indorse the| many leaderstip. 1 don't. care. wl # support nw: | 4nd yells until the decks were cleared axent and they know no one had ran | ‘ene at n State convention result. |Succecda Murphy i¢ be is a man wh Va Meee etna (Of all except the prisoners cornered | out after the shooting ee 5 Tasague at a State cvavention reMult=| Can bring buck no the rR e ee eH AN Hi ibn | forward and the wounded) Prom time| Fitzpatriok's shirt tront was burned Lengthened Waistlines Unique, Uneven Hems t: Gd 1p the; Spaence Of Inost of th nel slau elit Mu Dy ae re tse mae mes to time the eral men were re-| with the flame from the muzzie of unc L A I trical Sl v L D pi d Shirt y Democratic leaders i tewecaetn ARGH anh got 10 aforced by customs watchmen from| gun. Dr. Praynor, called from Long i ong, fntricate Sleeves Longer L/rape: ints 7 os ash #8 RARER, ak wun three to on ip 2 hy 4 To the Wilsonian argument that the amuel Untermyer. eee ene ee inc smtein the dictuet, | Reihboring piers and waterfront po-| Island College Hospital, said both t J, a "yp A ‘League of Nations would protect Irv (Te cue f La TL know evervbody inthe distriet, | licemen as well as by the harbor! bullets had gone through: his heart 4 New Crepe Silks Forestry Browns { d erritorial ogrit henever | as F. Churchill, 11 had an issue anti-Murphy | SRP EEE mrt uy aa . r » ha Pe) Gry see ree “Nathan Straus. HE ets a LL BUG yolicemen who had started the shoot-| Chief Enforeament Agent Tangles Kasha Cloth Purple Hues iy s pS “Maurice Featherson. | ANBen niet gave’ Al | 1B suid Fitzpatrick had been morbid y sWer ee ade tine on teenie sore Ap Sree: Gram nth 44 and Miller 8,850,. ‘The following men were taken to|about his illness for several months A: nigg2wouk! put Ireland in chains and, “James E. Gaffney. pile Harding got 16248 votes and | tong Island College Hospital: Antonto| He had told some of his friends that Sod - foB&B America tp hel Great Briain, | lise wo slag Cohalan. Wilson only 7169, Harding beat WH- | iatteris, oiler, shot in mbdomen,|if what he called “the cough" were & Be event of war between ie 1) | tEx-Congresaman Jefferson M.| Miller by nearly ty which was {found in bis bunk after the battic;!nor enred soon he would “do som x ngland. Article X. was held to! Levy. inore than twice the’ majority he cot|Demetrius Buglaria, iter, ehot| 3 . ci 8 1 , | thing himself, that he would not y be, Means of compelling the United Thomas F. McAvoy. n Wig 2 Res sy R U W OWNS Gets, io aide with Priel hotwithe | 2E%-Mayor Hugh J. Grant. “Nathan Straus jr. ran for the Sen- | "Foush right hip; Peter Phakis, quar-|die of consumption. O P OF E a States ; I, “John F. Carroll. Vate in the district compriang the wth, | tefmaster, shot through right foot] Fitzpatrick’s home was in Wate f: vanes ee ation Eon ‘| ohn B. eee, [Yh and ith Assembly Distric It) Anthony Rappos, etorekeeper, shot in| wury, Conn., where he was formerly = friends thatthe protection of terr jomas F. Grady. was reported by people antagonistic | right fore ahd SKIS Dentrise, ST wes tise: TT ann che } toria) integrity meant “against exter-| “William F. Sheehan. tome ihueL wan uote (olen etraie, (eae gece eat ge oe cee | a prestripiidn| elon iis lve That Presents the Distinguishing Rat aeieusaae cae “George B. McClellan. | Let's sue what happened ectriclan, scalp woun entrise| here at the Claridge Annex. We | . ; ne | HOGG cehvory note all He in tie Fels an ix| Was Mot arrested, He war Wit by alsecmeg in particulariy good pitta Details of the Mode—Specialized at : A als are ly: ol nt f . Stiaus lo: r ay bullet while in a distant part of} when starting for Brooklyn, his com- discuss the Irish situation. This ‘Judge Edward O'Dwyer. hh, wh » Williams's dis-| 4 : i . a . “James J. and Bernard F. Martin, be a Hi i switched! to the boat panions said, because he had been corr eat se lees “ a aeee “Judge Peter Hendrick. BOL CE TAG Rete tuke CHOE hha tahen| Otlinra arrested were! Nicholin Pan=| (oid inal Mees Langley and Brohibines 55 00 ment of State 1 ne nil i States “l dward M. Shepard. Way from me, Straus’s majority daza, engineer; Nicholas Gawaras,} Director rt had discovered the © were using its good offices either un-| “William J. Gaynor, uly 1,80, fn my district Straus’s| poatewain; George Polakes, freman,|iaentity of the h t officially or officially, formally or in- ‘August Belmont. a0, 3 lakes, aun, | identity of the person who recently jormmally, and the answer came back, “No.” There is no evidence that the Harding Administration intends to become involved in any way in the dispute, President Wilson took a dif- : “Some were Murphy's — bosom ferent view of his prerogatives, Hel oi cnas until they refused to be used, | the Summer that Murphy was prepar went #0 far ag to discuss the impor- His record ia a riex of betrayals. | !! to pick « city and county ticket tance of up Irish settlement when} He has disrupted the orgunization,| Without consulting the beutive hy Arthur Balfour arrived here in the} 4nd if be is atlowed to continue hia| Comunittes an 1 began to plan to run 9 sndeay.| Control he will put New York Counry| fer Borough President in case he car- t spring of 1917. In Paris he endeav-) iy ihe Republican ranks so firmly| fed out his intention fp ored to accure an audience for three] tha will take a long time and| HINES GOADED INTO FIGHT FOR! American delegates from an Irish t to pull it out.” BOROUGH PRESIDENT. “ hae i . was jn his steaming}. \ organisation who wanted to lay thé) wesdquarters, comprising three small ee iiiaets al recorded Bow : Ingh question before the Peace Con-| rooms in the Marlborough Hotel He | MUNDAY, emerging from a telophon: ference, vis coat and collit off and so Bao one Me aa chee e myention ataeed the eudts nearly everybody elee in the | !s over ANY PU HOW Re: Sg calla ae teas ie sit" | packed suite. ile has no private| picked Julius Miler to run for Bor- t ence, bul eS RC nt he. Ml office. Visitors swarm in at will, | Ugh Lresident. ‘ ington Government used the occasion |The small clerical staff worked in al "There was « meeting of the Rxeeu- fo diseuss with the British the vital! clamor conversation and street| tive Committee. 1 was nor pore) bat , ome: . sounds from Broadway and an at ‘oclate executive mombe rs, ! need for a. settlement of the Irish} 7 Gephere of tobaco smoke aa thick sine , was. When the assues, ‘an pea aoupy, ne caume to snate candidates for But, while nothing is being done ihe writer Nved in Jimmy's dis-|torcugh President Murphy — an- \ wy the Harding Administration,|ttiet when he was first elected leader. | d that they were going to nom- | verve’ views the situation {it Was the Nineteenth then and it Julius Miller, myers nosy vere : MUALON) Ineluded sone sections along Amster members of the committee mith gtave concern, It is realized) dam and Columbus Avenues that re- ed that they didn’t know that if civil war is renewed in Ire-|q@uired handling by men of consider Murphy told them to ask sie. 3 able tact and ability to take care of Jeremiah Mahoney who Miller land the British delegates to the) themecives In dill 8 of a naiure They said they didn't have to coming disarmament conference may that breeds cas J saw a kK Judge Mahoney for information, encounter hostile outbursts here on! number of the boys who used to look n Murphy called a recess of twen- the part of Americans of Irish de-|after things for "Jimmy" in those! ry minutes, and at the end of that Scent. |days in his headquarters to-day.| imo Mr. Miller came in and was in- | They are going to look after things} troduced. It was the Mest time most On the other band, a friendly set-| tiement of the Irish controversy, foringing Ireland into the League of (Nations, may make some Americans} who have been against the League Se fi a Ways, and ) omen exe i id more friendly and remove one of the tiie nmitit joudere Went hae heen | | pul eee REHEN. Tiron A cao pillars of political strength of the | surprised, not to say shocked, had they | Pieiriele of tile eoawee wanembly | “irreconcilable” movement, which Las )inexpectedly invaded the Hines henc IT Ae CRRRENE. sen OF \ W head them ought to by ble to u d- kept America from membership. uariera; thoy would t und eo a see the jeacd | quarters; they would have found #0] or of the organization » frequently. | a many yo men there that they] What happens under Murphy rule? | ‘ACCUSED OF RELEASING |would expcet to see almost anywhere! «when there is no eampulen on he | else jreaches ‘Tammany Hall about noon “MILLION DOLLAR BANDITS.”|HINES oN WAR FRONT, MURPHY [lod uc 1oU. he puts ol Ms hat and SOUGHT TO OUST HIM. jumps Into his wutomobile and goes “Jimmy” Hines was the only Pam-|in Delmonico’s He is at headquar- | ‘Swe Deputies iv Toledo Surrender many district lhader that went tol|ters ily two or tnree times a week. | ‘When Warran a France with the A.B. F Enlisting |Cage 18 no possible opportunity for TOLEDO, Sept 9.— 1 Zimmer. | 2t the age of 41, leaving his wife and) waders to talk to him in three ut |three children, he took up, with or tour hours a week, but that is all Man and Andrew Szmetko, deputies On| rank of Hirst Lieutenant, the branch chance they get : guard “when three convicted = Post} or urmy work for which he was t | “Let us the result, The Re- Office bandits escaped from Jail here tilted by training—repair and ty publican enrolment ind York Monday, surrendered to-day when they |ling of motor transport, One week | County 100 nd 91,000 of these jearned Federal warrants bad been is-/after he joined the army he was on| voters are women, The Demoeratia eusd for thelr arrest his way to France and he remained jenrolment is only 189,000 and 61,000 Hoth deputies were dismissed by |there eleven months. A blacksm th vot women, In this Suenff John Taylor, who changed than |and mechanic from his boyhood. , "ratie county the with erdse neg! Sand viclatlon of rendered a good uccount of hinsel mublieans enrolled — 30,000 was é aa {in the transport service. |more women and 10,000 more men , crane rerTents charge the deputien with | “wwhen I came back, in July, than the Democrats. a; dollar bandits.” They will be he'd | Said Jimmy, atter we had talk | “F ask Democrat if It 1s not i under $2,300 bond each. [Neuf Chateau and Langres time to ret rid of Jership that ai floras ace |torn-up mountuin rouds of eads to the rear?’ CHICAGO INVESTIGATING western France, “I found that certain — people in whom nad reposed a Lot USE OF “STOOL PIGEONS,” |of confidence had eon cutting into HARTFORD TO GET $500,000 + | my organization in the district. ‘They | —-—- had formed the West Side Democrat CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-—More complaints were heard by the Grand Jury toxiay which d investigating charges that Chi- caso police engaged “stuo! pigeons” to dure men into crime and then informed Ane paler of the acts #0 that police ef- fi'ency records be Inflated. ¢ of Police Fitzmorns declared to-day he welcomed an Investigation, periment used “atgol ‘plgeona’ Phere it “stool pigeons.” “There netting wrong in that,” the Chief id today, “but Gq if there has been of the system, I welcome an in- Pilguee ve ene A, Sods tedlSias now Aaet a had ived hundreds of 1 mention these as they come NArALatoryrlatterse tome goon mind. Demecrats in and out of mmany CALLS MURPHY BETRAYER OF} adsisinyy me to keep my eyes open OLD FRIENDS. vnd keep up the fight as opportunity “Harry Payne Whitney “Dudley Field Malone. bin ngolbetolt Sear act pri- offer bees a. Tt me apparent early in for him next Tuesday. Also there were present of the “neighbor's chiudren Third Avenu Avenue wi of the members of the committee had him. Then T decided to get into the fight against Murphy's lead- numerou, from ove way and over Tenth | ership Phe and down Chatham | are thirty-three men and Club tn oppos! ion to the Monongah 1 John Pondezeo, engincer. The officer with whom Oyle ond the stool pigeon had negotiated and the man on the dock watch were not mony the prisoners and could not be found when the ship was searched. According to the Federal agents, sev- eral of the men responsible for the bringing of the drugs and liquor to stole a package of withdrawal blanks rom Mr. Hart's offi and hoped to muke an arrest within a day or two U.S, NarcoUe Division Orders In- vestigation of Fitzpatrick Suicide. WASHINGTON, Sept. 9.—Upon 1 cvipt to-day of information from New York of the suicide of Frank J. Fitz nographer, Agent W. J. Daly, Oyler, Agents Rudolph Kubick, William Mel- Un and several others, walked toward the ferryhouse. Fitzpatrick was busy with individual congratulations for every man in the party on the success of the raid. Oyler said be wa@ hungry, and five of the others started with him for a restaurant, inviting Fitupatrick to come with them, said Fitzpatrick, "I'm all in. Away all in I'm going to get some rest. You fellows go ahead and take “1 don’t have to say ‘Ancre Cheese’ to my grocer now,” de- clares Mrs. Jones; “he takes a package from the refrigerator whenever he sees me coming.” New, Coated, Sanitary Wrapper ANCRE CHEESE your time @bout reporting back to the Mede by Sharpless, Phila, office. You have all earned the right to a rest.” FITZPATRICK FOUND ON FLOOR, CLUTCHING REVOLVER, Fitzpatrick and Daly went into the ferry house. Daly slumped into a seat and rested his head in his hands, For uw tune Fitzpatrick, he said, walked rapidly up and down the foor in front of him, running his hands through hig hair and talking to him- self, ‘Then Daly noticed that Bits- patrick had disappeared. Daly heard two shots from the washroom. He ran to the room, opened the door and found Vitaputrick sprawled on the floor with his re FLINT QUALITY DEPENDABLE FURNITURE From the standpoint of intrinsic merit, better values than Flint offerings for Fall, are not obtainable. 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