The evening world. Newspaper, October 21, 1921, Page 1

To-Night's Weather—Fair; Probably Frost. Che [ “Circulation Books Open to All? i Copyright, Co. (The VoL. LXII. “NO. 21, 876—DAILY. TY GREETS ADMIRAL BEATTY, GUEST OF AMERICAN LEGION, ON ARRIVAL AT THE BATTER U.S. EMBASSY AT BRUSSELS“ IS THREATENED BY RED MOB; PLOTTERS SLIP INTO AMERICA “ee OH CONFERENE BIG GUARD FOR HERRICK | NOW ON VERGE (if COMPLETE BREAK pundied Communi Gome Thousand Police Protect Amer- ican Officials’ Buildings U. §. BOARD ORDERS ‘NO STRIKE’ NEW ‘YORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER a1, PLOTTERS SMUGGLED INTO [“c 1921. ireulation Books Open to All.”’ Entered ay Second-Clae Matter Fost Office, New York, ~STLLMAN HERS y FIGHT MOVE 10 N TT [Res MAY BE INVOKED Court Is Limited to Issues . . CHICAGO. 21 (Associated Press).—The Unit : A abinet Session Is Devoled to icLabor BOR lecd in Divorce Action. Ee 4 - . oad Labor Board to-day, ” eee Consideration of Such -R. AND UNION HEADS» ORDERED INTO COURT - abor Board Says No Men Are to Be Ordered Out,and NoFurther Wage Cuts Are to Be Made Meanwhile— Its Ground of Action Is the Threat to Tie Up Commerce. | Guardian for Protection of Baby Guy. RULING NEXT TUESDAY. I Ort. ed States Rail backed by all the authority which the Gover ment can place at its disposal, called the railroads of the country am any of e a Course per eBe ey RUS ENE GUE the tive big unions to appear here next week, and solemnly warned the H rt Division Almet F, Jenks, ap; nok . . : in Paris. ‘ unions not to strike until the board has heard their grievances and reh- € Fein Expect est mn vefore Justice Morschauser at White TO) PUSH RAIL FUNDING feeeniatiticiich LS vcii vaio lots Ee eagle yee yy donee GEREN Leese OCC Plains this afternoon ax additional Mido Nae Mee on BE cn Mike &War or Peace” to Be counsel for James A. Stillman in M8 Conate Leaders Agree to Rush Uhe hearing will be open to the press and the publi witt eperse « arts bd oenate dd ce ” }. front Ayhatloan! EMibaany. Het Settled enti divorce action, made the principal Legislation to Help Cl more than 200 railroads and approximately thirty unions involved eit! nd mud 1 arrests after the ss i argument againat/a pee to include egislation to Help Cle directly or indirectly, probably will last several days. i . ail the heirs of the late Jaines Sul he Situati 4 1 MO " . . . 4. 1 become nolay. LONDON, \ ated man's $87,000,000 estate as “parties t he board's action virtually means that there will be no strike Oot a vas part of the in- | Press).—T negott between to the issue as to the legitimacy of |30 unless the unions should choose to openly defy the Government, for * ah) 1 ry S kid yAS NGTON, Oct ay a n nist effort to ob- sh oft and [righ the infant Guy Stillman, WASHI ON i jit is hardly probable that a decision will be tendered by the board befor: Siaco anal Vere Darely” cacaped=bs ‘The motion was madé by Jolin BK. to resort to wore of thel is dite - A otrniunden. 1 Masane | uraanver wh Mack, legal guardian of Guy Stiti- joderal Government to maintain rnil- nee in 1 of murder tr I ao man, as he explained to the Court "to mere The text of the resolutions tollows h ake = He ee eee ¢ «ths protect the child from future humil- : Saeee nm ; . | Whereas, It has come to the , Oct ed Preas).—a W° eturn to Dublin’ to: t jation."" threatened Nation-wide strt “tle | knowledge of the United States 1 mcial aaserted tasduy 20 lenraed etic tomes sedi POM BAECS GLY AnD rsS “TO-DAY. WIFE, TAKEN ON ARRIVAL | 1,4) stillman might bo found in-|road workers Is understood to have R A CI N G Railroad Labor Board that a dis- {nd AOI MeHIuEra OERAA. cet Utne etree EM tecnee ———— | nocent of her husband's charges, Mr. been under consideration to-day by pute exists between the following : < GcaLAIRAU tote z ee oe Mack said. Sho might not be found the Administration, Cc H AR T carriers and the following organ : SEOUL SULRL EE SUI Sk eS" Mayor Hylan Addresses Him) Jinnocent. But in either event there| After the regular Cabinet meeting | {ations of thetr employees, (A pped t F / MN 7 + | was always the possibility that it! it became known that some members | d railroads named in the wage 1 ‘rl ts s Ro teeetsis 6 tS Oy Outstanding ee {raight suit the whim of one of the of the President's official family had an duction of July 1, embracing Siiied : Speen aul esa Ee in the World War. | hetrs of the great estate to contest advined him to use the war-time L AT E practically every line tu the coun of events bringing about what r | Guy's right to share in it on account authority to prevent the threatened | try, are Isted here, and in ad 20 urpuse d to an tinpa i of the allegations in this case, He, strike from seriously Interfering with | S P 0 R 7 dition the names of the Big Fou s Vanzett e Adunural Lord Be TO 0 "3 intended to make the findings in this| the transportation easier | Brotherhoods and the Switer % Jutland and the ‘vut- | binding upon all of them. | The provision authari Prost. | N E Ww S n.) M Molal sat 1 the British Navy There “are only, thres tesuce: dent to take such steps is nae of the | as, information has come bad \ ) the An ive ay tanarder |case before Your Honor, r,| National Defense Act, wiich con to this board that a vonterenc t y Paris and Aqui 1 in duis |Jenks. “It ts a statutory case. It has | tinues tm force until there has been @ ON PAGE 2 was Held In Chicago on the 142 i : 1 © guest t al proclamation of peace day of O r, 1921, betwee i wiry int nothing to do with the settling of a | formal proclamation | y er, 1921, between ce ; ons hanging by @ mere stri muntry of the American Legion. a Gane Aline as learned | = (ANG Retonlives ota K : able to ps hangin ey une a P ou f uy y : ue L Le | win, He Gatton How wise and diowh At ctl tte ume ie AS LESS | = | n of the exeeutives of sald cur America by rmeans. The Rlernnen. to; © NEE Been paves ree Scores of Customs Men Fight) discerning Your Honor might be to| th walebd Eee neat conllatapel WE'LL GO AHEAD | aa eens, executives ‘ the theory i Ee Beatty we daughte ¢ Marsha ater so far as to dra > Liste 0 ald organizations of thely eu as Mttle doubt that the c . jostle that case, Under the law Paiat Oe theravebniient eonia | ie denarii ss ats whe aT aa SS ee deer their son, the Hon,| With Ship’s Crew for Hid Sat the bas tutonctmned ouis eth in whom tie. Govotanten! oie IF WE HAVE TO GO | plevers. relative ty the mattera i lines after | Was & O reach #0) i A, en CO abs | in emergency to keep enough ry | e, at which ‘ bi rorts were ! Oneiot thet Peter Beatty, a sturdy younsster of den Contraband. thete questions: Han Mem Slims | ay running TO JAIL”—HEALY | agreement was reached: « ‘ » Sald gloomily twelve ' M i }been faith: o her husband? ‘aut | suid the war powe ye Invoked, Wereas, ty ely follo g aS The ship is barely 1 i | Fouowing a pitched battle between] Mr Stillman been faithful to his wife?!) 44 ¢, ted that the W ; ne . _ lepatd cont eCea ly ¢ wing a wee) rhe Irist ei ; ‘i ¢ the| Js Guy the child of James A. SUill-| sont wound lea ,) Head of Stationary Engineers Says | ; * Ay Was announced i ish leaders sustoms Ingpectors und men of the|J8 G aaa 5 ment would be cated ot rn ue ee hrough the public press that th. r y suit of at it was unde 5 ‘Meera crew of the White Star Liner Cretic|™@?? mothe He bid aah igi |most of the duties thus sed upon| Nothing Can Stop His Men | executives of said organizations made by Yo Communist, whieh aced y f ey sare go in this pending action. In these] in, Government. The n= From Strikiny. of railway employees 1 Issue aie he was an Italian, at the 5 to, Board t ay and ry sehen Mba fireds | three issues the heirs of Jam ll erol which would be sver eee ‘ - = | and sent out to the men ices here nveyed to Tier A th wltery, |cha.rs thrown and four men escaped | man have no part under the law + {tye roads would depend ee CHICAGO, Oct, 21 rs We are g0-| th mee trie RininiNn where a second reception was ate{ chute, the Government! Mr. Jenks ignored the assertions of] 0a nq. tho alluation. and) anight| ae Sneed) MIM) EUS RECIRGIAE We MANE) 14 to cabeike,, hat a strik ’ a REPORTS | INVENTION ded 1a Imira x dvuge | Mack that as matters stood, Mr. tion of direct Govern. | 6 Be to Jail, Timot ny Healy, ; resi~| vote hac been taken on: the Jin , t OF “SAFE” AIRPLANE “' BEES | Stillman had completed his case and (ent OF the Suatonary Mnginee’-| of the carrtery mentioned and un t gangway wa ovior i a ne whia- | MTS: Ctillman had not completed hers, |e onnel gata sho t yah ld} : ity ; ig Whereas, the board's infortn, nl Lake Says Machine In Proof Awalust | t Aquitania and the “ RAMS: and wiis-l and were all the statements of both . i Pi Wa enmiee REALE “OF : ard’a cla) tion is to th ct that saic x Diving and Crashing. Vigilant went aboard) Key were found after the raid late} oi ea there was no possibility of | Patlon of every man in the sery 4 He u a iy 1 RIDGEPORT, « 1 sterday cached behind the mahog- | °° 4 i & part of the permanent record Nott can atooilun franc tek lke ed on tw Wy ow 1 sIDGE . H ; a divorcee, and the only question was ts understood to grounds in opposition a nur swere | any in the second class i | War Departr , ng. If public knew of the list 11s reed hing | as to legitimacy, He did not refer to} her would (be the wage reduction in dec eat a ane t an, whose | C#bin, a he flooring tn the en- Mr. Mack's statements that all tho|®lo™ hay a amt grievances we have againut the| ia? Otithle Sota: and ain ie TAGE thead, | #ine-room and in several other out] © ee avaiiab! t sources to ¢ | ronds 1 be solidly with us.” Wh apay ulu be verified, and it ts as- ing accide ¢ head. oe te way places, On @ barge lying | RUMDANd's witnesses were elthor NOW| Ot niet attention to the pee toe Logoo men, | OB: on aecount of an ungett they were false. A suard was by 6 ; es topher J. Lake, Bridgepor enting | iongside the Cretic the customa men| °F formerly in the employment of Mr popes leg announcement of the| “spute both as to wages and a ee NS SDUREES Mr, Take t f Simon Lak |found seventy bottles of whiskey | Stillman. |°"Invocation of the war-time au-|strike of hls organization would be| working conditions, office Mr. Lake is ner of Simon Lake. B\t lorsch ordered bot! 1 y|made to-morrow no oe the police t may be! inveator of the rine at the ago which they say had been lowered| Justice Morschauer Fdered both! rorty would be expected to follow!" Og EO DOORS Be it therefore resolved, by th This man, the welice th Meee OE: AE aboard by men of the steamship's| de to submit briefs next Tuesday] .11. in case the union leaders disre-| United States Railroad Labo. on the group res; e for the of 4 al Wears at White Plains. 500,000 MORE MEN Board: bomb sent to t Ambassador an na ard~ ali’ Si asl ta | ‘The immediate result of Mr. Mack's . ed on Second Page.) tr r o is the threats mad sainst American ing and Congress winted Commander of the Legion in New | The ure was the ditect result of) sel haan heane ts fee anex 4h ‘ontinued oa On ALE & ORDERED TO STRIKE} a are so far a# sald threat offivla 1 Ne ut that Hons * have York; Capt S, Bailey, naval at-| evidence picked up In Italy by mem-|* is . ea | ened strike is in opposit a ae ne wranone ees loon waeled IAC aardee att Tener the Custoina Senice whe nave{ visions in the Stiiman tamily which | $2,400 A YEAR 1S FOUND BY THEIR CHIEFS) i viciution or decision So tit the Pa e this morning, clared he was now luce Was een working secretly abroad | made: when the: divorce ‘| TOO LITTLE FOR BOY, 15. | eee | this board, the above named lab: sound ia iat letters a) Bea nths was started os |Maintanance of Wa Laborers,| organtzations and each of said Be pecitest aetion® (iit Eliza Cretic sailed from Genoa and| Friends of Mr. Stillman said to-day | court Grants Stationary BNEiees Amine carriers be and are hereby cited nto HORID - om Fat Hees to appear before this board for Massachus re mc he Ame Boston, w she only} . Fra) Na y taininis ' 7 gainst Vo! t ninand twelve urs, then leaving for (Continued on & Powe Those Affecte hearing to the question whether Americe t ok nn; Ma Field Yor Boston thirty-five ne aecore ha Jeet Oct, 21 or not they have violated or are place = Lad aid te ways were uncovered 1 are, TAKES AIRSHIP TO COURT pial Pescinan eee violating dectsion No, 147; and PARIS, 0. © po-| TWO MEN POISONED s k Maj eld. ; ; TO PLEAD FOR SPEEDING "$4003 re Second, that ay as sai are li " A ind BY WOOD ALCOHOL. 4 1 cked at ¥ | bine boy ‘othe t ‘Praniden hreatened stri " result of sdait bassy and jence of Am d ut € Ustoms MeN | Dams Telegraphs Inability to Ape! for fie inoren Krot of Maint Gispute between suid qacriers an. eula nado y-night to prev “ Noian ¢ ‘ 1 A + the s pear for Hearing. «9200 9 1! 1 00 their sald ¢ izations of ou * ¢ Communists and Ars te ways ay t Dufty, No. 382 F yours rey of OV ployees con: ec wages an. g edt ad. lL. 1. tailed t | ie “eit wen ke against Bk and working cond | with iea ment in Trame . z 4 i board hereby assumes w ak HW where he was te ‘ a : Me s 7 tlon Fai lint” n 3 his le yn that wre speeding a! iy r r 0 | fat sth Ord en tampered Brookly? o 1 r t a a i} x the t ram f | j ADVERTISEMENTS ees ike bi za ad » Up on tee, GROSSCUP ESI ATE GOES | t s ae Day's Seanton, later When the presentations were nespoundl ips pp erie: Ase TO ADOPTED DAUGHTER. for the pump + ene srphine and cocaine, th ree es hes | CHICAGO, Oct a pater | ship «« ith: Pag ttles of whiskey and if a 1 Wark iro Judg t ws utd complete ri N, J an'a t ‘ Sunday World Abel C, Thomas to Appeal Divorce ROBBERS GET $50, 000 va eile trip 4 R A'9: f¢ \ Classified Secti Sans te IN COLORADO BANK. | mepant belo Bavside, sire ection nies : . ; - > almost y Holding Up nA en Orercomt or Suit. q now 4 turned AM Should be in Be . Aden r a ; Te urt solved, That the | shes sry y CU WORLD CAV EE BOREAL, Reorstary board nosey: eae y i earns cin 2 ies baaunee se nies i ganizations of employes, both by } ie said phe robbers escaped Worntinued on Twelfth Pagey an eee ge ee 2 and 17.) wire and by mall, of the date of | * 4 “ — ~_— ———$—$—<—————— ee —— oo