The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1921, Page 1

TO-NIGHT’S WEATHER—CLOUDY, Che « Circulation Books Open to All” ‘Vou. LX. | NO. 21, e87—DAILY. right, 1921, by ‘The Press Vublishing Oye, (The New York World). YorK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, $2,000,000 MAIL ROBBERY DISARMAMENT SUCCESS i ~ AIDED BY POSTAL EMPLOYEE; i » ALL SINNFEINERS DEPENDS (N (IPEN DOOR TEN BANDITS ARE SHADOWED 7 BALLTRINLAR Sino a Wires Ke AM EE 10 RICH, HELPLESS UIA ND BIBES TOD BRITISH RELEASE ‘beled in 48 Hours Camp Given Freedom . Unconditionally. Mosi Popilious ¢ Country ot the! of Contention. oe Sas Ulster Premier Accepts Cull SUSPICIOUS OF JAPAN, to London to Consider . Settlement WATCHING FOR Authorities Know Brokerage | House Through Which Bonds Were to Re Sold * PEAC Rescued by Firemen, One Cui- ing Crippled Man Down names and wheréatiouts of HUSBAND IN FIRE CClorlo, “Cireulation Books Open i All.” | 1 921, MRS. JOHN KERIN, WHO RISKED LIFE IN FIRE, AND SON ntered ay Second~ ‘ost Offloe, Matter v PRICE THREE CENTS New York, 'N O MORE MILK S TRIKES: FIRM: FOR “OPEN SHOP” MILK FIRMS HIRING MEN TO TAKE STRIKERS PLACES; INCREASE IN GIY'S SUPPLY -$6——_—__- Reorganize¢ Delivery Force on “Strike Proof” Basis — Threats Against Gro’.zrs and Coal Dealers Selling to’ Pasteurizing Plants — Union b nine Mays AND WIN HUSBAND men who robbed the mai! track in isarming Pact May Be sok las Aeris dde 5 ’ Broadway of its 32,000,000 conten erial Ladder 5 oO S pset by. Nipponese bLE Ast, (Apwocisied | ecitcney sack des, Gacioaine tod Ceritres Fight on Open Shop. Militarist Par ee: Press).—The Sinn Feiners who have | monoy and jewelry, are now definite! ourteen persons, including osu nat cats been under internment in the Bally- | j.., dost Omen | Childven and 4 man with a broker he milk distributers, facing a complete reorganization of their de . known by ins ors of the Post Ome vilk dist ‘ rf ganization of their ¢ Woman Who Fled With An- ijniar camp nave been unconaition cre t 1 ly this " “ a mp hs ) t Auta eny vere trapped by fire early this mora livery force on the “open shop, strike proof” basis, continued to-day w Ae Fourth Article of Seri other Man Forgiven After y released is information cane Tie tv Aine the five-story apartment ho develop their temporary arrangements for furnishing milk at sub-stations Dramatic Plea. Cine) URUsRNae nbEMeNe Thine Wve is af t M No. 269 Hast 1th Street, iy customers calling or sending’ for it until @ house to house delivery U@ivar Camp is on Dundrum Bay, County ot undueattonnt ii were Thy firemen and yp can be resumed U yin ing despet cen 9 giv Mrs. H Townsenil's tears 80 Down, occupfing the elite original vere were ten men the gang | men The facilities tor getting milk from the trains to the depots, pastear oe MTS ing at tas 1 the Jersoy City jury which had| !¥ Used as a training car j Which planned the robbery, and not} Phe man with the broken lex wa izing it and bottling it or selling it out of the big cans were materially in AG ference, David Lawrence, | found her ¢ ne Iudge who was| Ulster troops in the war, abou {foes tlutn three of them were In th} Juin Kerin, who was in bed, His wit ‘| creased ; o ells whi na is a es Sov 2 d jold baby, She could have reached the | meeting 4 is quare Garden 4p t US OE AS St husband whom she had deserted) °Stablished in Nov., 1020, and by | rifted. Hope BuoLSeuidinave reacted tija}| : last night followed their leaders by a teteruational problem sprig well on toward: 2000 ° mi | Atl of these wine How Val treet with t nfant before the biav . ¥! nnethee, FORA) puntsh- | *PHRE well on tow # A 1D oo aa Aledl'the Siuanare WC etic} unanimous repudiation of their $ to a ke een inte: a th e, ie - | shadowe i expected ea Mecho si e CUVARRSt Ut re sed By David Lawrence. meni was thrown aside, the husband's i given Sista Mt % ee ath ie Mi Te : ae ie 5 Mi vhiy leave her pusband even when ia) MS ANNA KERN AND JAMES 1 vote of Monday night to refuse ar é : a “f en early In 4 nen the .I there wi arrests within torty- e nd bitration, and, ewiftly changing front Tie Nw York Erening World), art softened and “al car “ath haa | ordered er to, Sho aetually tried to} 7 —— — kteed i} a aT amp was desc i s VAT eht how y tr J de od t WASHING N any r ffootod d tid boing No reeent tieu re {A chauffeur stil employed as mail| “fy both ber husband and the baby | By vol at wre nei Geant i + hes a « proviem common Rodis work tha hye available to w whether this |triek driver by the-eity Pest OMece salety | Eardononasett b sists agaitiatat t aikt great pow reat Brit- | 4.4, Q enatetad oro Imber had possibly bee in- |is known to have Leen the one to give Wailing in) that, shi reamed tux | K pen shop, oe ay uniten es. Germany, Japan, : : creased, or diminished g information as to the truck | Hl). One of ber neighbors, Join Vin | telaln of milk dluaban Only March Ellsworth Town- (Complaints were made early in’ | which was robbed, {ts contents and | tO helped get Warin out of bed, Ju - companies re 1 th Eenale ea oo and E wend had married the twenty-three-| the tatore o | ee eae, : tilua cy avindow sees lamnaalied anid in that thelr adver he history of the camp of the | the pouches which contained the Wir tisementa for men to make aut again efforts have been} year-old pretty defendant. He war! ‘treatment of the prisoners con- | most valuable things in, un. {an James Wood of Hook and La Serer bape made to float six-power loans or) a crew despatcuer for the New York| fined there. When uewspaper [der the closest esp will be | No. 17 entered from an aertal a eae oni: Saba teats witha re- 4 z es eae e . ‘ 5h a sponse which was in itself an assuy a five-power ar banking They lived happily in Corn-| correspondents visited ij camp ong the flest arrested. vd carried Keria down. Othery cu Lee and Cassidy Cheered by fhat.thay wiabiath thaleaiined a 6 s of the major countries in| (8 untll July. Then Townse n May, they described it is lo- | It ha so been learned that tle "ed down the wife and baby. Tali Thair Charles Neid : Oeeas ane pe , , away and his bride attende | cated : : r r Five hundred person lie Gallery on Taking Their aries Neidner. General Manager DA wn effort to help put China om her 8 cated in a dreary spot, but re robbery of a mail truck containing I ns In adjoining of the Empire State Dairy Company fai : iNttle € ne ofl een eters she anet Harry Ke ‘| ported diMeuity tn obtaining |rich registered mail was planned to houses were aroused by the polic Places Jot Brooklyn, ald, “We have bad em. oot ¢ world have been aghing on proposed. Without telling hint) | garding ions titere,) nonths ago. At the last moment the ©f 4 Spread of the flames was ov Married Fou sar i imes, but Only who were on our det a Sa eek acy her doma } ed re was married, Mrs, Townsend a¢-| LONDON, Nov. 3 (Associated | plan miscarried. After that it was Policeman Alexander Stumpf of the | nS | O r es, but Only hon Lee, Socialist, Gas seated | WO Sea aroha ue Ma\sourcen’ have (b tempting to the) “pted and they eloped to Warren, | Press).—Sir James Craig, the Ulster| decided by the gang to hold up 4 Alexander Avenue Station, on strike | Physician Is With Him this afternaun as Alderman fro tH] tie them buck when ther eame out Ye8 piert n of other coun-| P*» where they were married on July| Premier, has accepted the Govern-| truck on its way up Broadway at Buy an 2 inoardy Pallroad: yard, “saw it the End ) District and Edward F. Cas-lof the army, ‘The union would nol $31 pies. 2 | ment's invitation, despatched yester- | night. ayn Boing direugh the rooe of the} - eee idy, Socialist, was seated as Alder-| let us, But they can come back now ero ea | Townsend, after months of search-| day, to come to London and consult| The Post Offive Inspectors have also| building. ‘The fire had started In the 5s {oat eae Jand bring their friends, cle t 1 Concessions have been obtained 1M | ing, traced the couple to No. 300Grove;ag to Ulster’s attitude toward . the| located the brokerage house through | basement and shot up the stalr shart, Dan Jt. Hanna, iniitionaise capitai-| man from the 20th District ata special) (1 ils TN bee ne br wil sorts of ways from the helpless | et, Jersey Clty ne wife and| proposals regarding the Ulster boun-| which it was planned to negotiate the filing the top-floor halls with Mames|ist of Cleveland, O., and this elty,|tmeeting of the Board of Aldermen. Thin meany that Wwo-qihsbaeeeee S Chinese Government, which, tn re-| Kearns were arrested. During tho|dary and other questions involved in| large number of bonds and other se- | and sm ie ad at o'clock this morning of | Morita Graubard, Dem f WHOUDAR foros which is got follow! # the gent generations, has really had no| trial to-day before Special Sessions! tne Irish settlement plan curities taken in the Broadway hold-, When firemen arrived they founa| . , 4 b representing the Sth Distolct | inion system of making rales 6 a central government but has| Judge McCarthy the showman sald he| gir James, it is stated, is coming to his establishment ts und | pper-floor windows filled with men, | N°! aes ae PORTS: HOMBH aie Jan 1920, was unseated, €8 ling suet now little work’ a ue ana Siq moved along with curious Indiffer-| had no idea the girl he married had| rondon to discuss specific plans, sub- | for the first move of the rob-| Women and children trapped in thelr iSRORARCHUGEGG, HIE: Road. vas Timothy J. Sullivan, who has | It means that we can afford tof for\ence as local governments and pro-| another husband, Mrs, Townsend ad-| mitted to the Government by the Sinn ‘partments. They had opened their | —10 Hee Was f Now 363] 78D the 2oth District pay these new men just as much as4 aWatvincial authorities have sprung up| mitted this and Kearns was tcund not| Fein, of such a character that the W. B. Cochran, head of the} 400rs to find Mames shooting across | cam DF Jeror agnor of No. 162) "he gullery of tha Aldermante|we have pald to the men n oteieed witgwithin the immense empire gutity while the woman was convicted. Government thinks them feasible if| post office Inspectors here, announced |the corridors that led to the ftre-| og tun on him fue three daya | Cham ymed with Soclaltsts| and trom them get #0 much moredt put| The possesion of railways means a| j3¢ Judge McCarthy had an op-| Ulster agrees to them, These plans| to-day that two eve-witnesses have] escapes waa With ilm when ie dled ee Of wat » cheered Lee and|work that we can reduce the price of & Wo great deal to the nation which owns) portunity to pass sentence Mrs.|do not, however, embody any ag een found, Tho others rescued were Sit and)” white Mtr, Hanna had been in tail-| Cassidy pry reference to them tinilk. Where formerly we had threq ates them in China. It in- | rownsend fell to her knees andasked| ment definitely reached between t These witnesses, w names are| Mrs. Pred Gugerty and their ele ae Wei Baie mina 1thely delayed victory and] ‘route inspectors, the union hast sures nie) the mines of the fe mercy, She clasped her husband's! Government and the Sinn F | to be given out at present, say] year-old son from the top tloo I es considered cause for| hissed the Democratic majority and] forced us to have five, They have | ey ee a Pe eee eet legs and begged him to take her| Tho Ulster Premier has said were walking through Leorard| Waller Johnson, his wife and t reo} ak ele ae Gee speratic men|not done their work as *well as the tt able treigh| Lego : back, For a time he was unmoved, : vould: ne er-| Street when they saw the bags of|children from the fourth ne Fanti resented | thr t German capital have been content to| ren, or 9 time Be; wae unmoved.) shrausnouts Cant. Wa would jot tuter| Steet when they Baw tle) bags. of |<hileren cron 1 | merbercer Nia feumadiatal faite wd © opportunity presented |three formerly did it—the five were! develop tailway. icnterprises, withaut|@ 2 ee pent over, 1 vene until such an agreement was| mail being ta r and | as Tr wife at The Croft at the time of his death resolution offered by the/using their time to find excuses for CevelOD rae obtain political control | t@ ner fect and kissed her. Thecourt| reached, but has now consented to| transferred to the other machine, It | teen-yoar-old H ter, Mrs. Medill McCormick,| Tammany-controlled Committes on|doing still less work. peeineie reapective governments of | Pareied her in the custody of her! discuss the provisional proposals, was all done in such a matter of ‘act sa iti ie senior United States Sen-| Privileges and Elections recommend “Already we have our wholesale! eritory in China, The much | usband. The Ulster question has been dis-| way Bat 2 elr eur e was not 6, re r mfifnola; waaet tho oe bg the seat of Lee and Cassidy {routes organized so that our big! : ; rad aan cussed between the Cabinet and the] aroused hey supposed that on Poling, think- fh t dopt | trucks are offe ed of province of Shantung, with ; cussed be: dian Af Coan ast night. 8 nt to the) Was unanimously adopted. cks are offering milk to every store mmense territory, was never PULITZER RACE nn Fein representatives along the aly qpok ‘hed broken ee end | ing ma re might be in the burn-| tan me when notified of th Ale an Beckerman, Socialist | they pass, trrespectively as to whether Lda ih z i 1 tha ansier was being made by | ing he gant acancondlals a ; i ceded to Japan at the Paris Peace BE N T OMAHA | #22 °f two different plans ; s arm leath of her brother. of tho committee, submitted |they are our customers. If they are Conference, but the port which is| GU A | The question is not merely one of| pust office au e The fire did [ittie damage except in] funeral services will be held and report criticising the ma-| customers of other companies they / practically the door to Shantung counties of Tyrone and Ferma-| They said the driven of the mailithe hallw and all the families were! 4 anna be buried in Cleve t, which avoided all men-|are welcome to go back to thelr old) province was given Japan, as well as | Ber Acosta First to Leave] augh, but of other separable Nation- | truck, Frank Havrane sd dinglable to rtments| jand f fraudulent practices by which| arrangements after the strike. ‘This jurisdiction over the railway to the| Ground in 150-Mile Air alist districts now under the Northern |auletly by looking on. No gun ©} atte #8 Was e#-| Mr, Hanna was a gon of the lute | Cassidy were counted out atl is a strike for the right of the com- interior, including a thirty-mile strip | | Parliament, in which a plebiscite 1s} seen by the {nesses |timated a origin wes] g, Marcus A. Hanna of Ohio, e pol pany to give service. With the appli- on e--h side of the railway. It ts} Contest [being urged, not by counties but by| T° ev ny : * peu a He rnin Cleveland on Db: ‘oreodings were enlivened by | cations tor employment coming fron ~ true the Germans had that very rteht| @yraHA, Neb. Nov. $—Bert Acosta | districts. The result, according to|day on Hudson B a % 836. On tho death of his fat | " h ! b.. No “Bert Acosta | dis i ; t on Hie é Bye dn tho death ¢ father he an exchang compliments. be 1| the mer © applying to our em. || and Japan was asking only for that| in 4 490-horse power Ansaldo plane|estimates of authorities on the sit-|and held in $5,000 ba ‘ ote! OFFERS $1, 000 BILL owner of the bulk of and Aldermen Hruce Falconer, Republican | ploy geiicles now, it isa Aenea which Germany had forfeited through | took 4 1t 2.35 P M, to-day in the| uation, would probably be to give|Dy Havranek, but he said rhad| TO PAY A $3 FINE vanager of all the extonstve Jor, and William ‘7. Collins | we hav eady won,” her defeat in the bla Japan WAS) start of the 150-11 Pulitzer Cup] Southern Ireland the clty of London-| Seen ¢ iam before 1 ane Jan usiness interests, which {m lend) Falconer ¢ Collins| THREATS AGAINST GROCERS parsing for those ehteas her reward air race. He Was followed five min-|derry, South Down, South Armagh asians of at Net Arbesi, "| Deugaint Stumps Court but Finally cluded lake shipping industries, manu- rooked politician” and a “den AND SMALL STOREKEEPERS. e er b < ertaud tn a — Adams Street; unt ‘Gale eal s Up enty t ring and o} ol ¥ ” ‘ ‘4 Yiolence . (Gontinged on Ninth Page) itey later by Lloyd Bertaud in a] are Se ee ee atitel Eee Digs Up a Twenty. facturing and ore holdings and two) gogue,” and Collins called Waiconrr a; Violence was extended to-day to | peels setes oe 400-horse power Curtiss machine | ‘ontinued on Secon: age.) ies me change of a t i eveland newspapers, the Leuder and “political and roligious bigot threats against grocers and other }) . _ The other four planes followed at} ken an aiar the News ftow.”> 4 shanls . " ‘ mince « allow 1 cj sm opkeepers handling milk and | id rea ar inte vain a ; | BIG SHIP ON FIRE; |DOLLAR WHEAT BACK, iruge 1624 Seabury T Under the management of Dan! eueered both t a {1o threats against coal dealers who S d - eins , | T SINCE 1915‘ © 1 RA USdEa ne ede Mr via t ares wholesalers with coal for unday Wor cna Berlaud were Tleut Coe | NO SIGN OF CREW LOWEST SINCE 191 : aan tne pued nd Pag i Maret * ation Cl ifi d Hartney, Capt, J. A. MoCready, Clar ss a pe ; ti eae ated e ha aN ‘ tlk ribution the , ence Coombs and James Curran A = CHICAGO, N . a cal WwW derman to ‘ ey pcos Spin dt pasting assifie — Reported Burning Fiercely 400] used to ne conside norma $ Tay NE YORK WOMAN night nam t Bova themselves became simplified after two H : ; ; ‘ reached to-day on Board 1 Idermis 1 lonation of) days of experience. 7 ts || MADEIRA AWAITS Miles, Off Aalifax—Identity | resehed to-day on t LEFT OVER $100,000 sens | et for the time he variance. The wees vertisemen | L | or ers wheat at $1 a bushel, 7 V fron N Wiliam PUBLIC BEQUESTS : {ne * | pow so cool that milk keeps well over | hould Be t CHARLES AND ZITA Not Yet Learned. I December delivery f ‘ wort night, and, realizing this, housewives |} Shou in —— HALIFAX, Nov. 8.—A large veasel,| the lowest since 1915 * Na i PRINGRIoT ik Ree > sent yesterday afternoon to the depots |, The World Office | Arrangements Completed to not yet identified, {s on fire 4090 miles} The abse j rat Pet Mane brs MAY BE ENVOY for tssday breancat rail. ‘There |} | malyve Tae o of Halifax, according to aj any unusual asu) n Ky * = were no such crowds In iine at tw }} | ceive led Ruler: southenst j : w York City, filed to-« Lisp .Ss. “ pean e 7 | _ MALTan casisnte’ Fanbleka: (etda eo | tanned tc au ‘The d ' me Sang OF Aloe : FROM U.S. TO BERLIN | depots and su depots ax have been |) On or Before Friday an 4 the Canadian Naval Departmont, | a-bus! t s ‘ ‘ ; i = seen on previous mornings. Conge: | LISBON, Nov. 8 (Associatod Pens) The moannge while! from the} more ‘ . ted 7 IN aTON _\ The name of | ton was also leasened by the inereus ff swWenie ~Art menta have been completed piitinn off tanker Saxoleine, an route! alized 4 ‘ 1 i t ‘ aH aahten of Corning, N J. | ing experience of tie emergoncy sales Order Sunday or te revely rier peror Charies from Port Eade to Havre, follow m t fo ‘ i t oar BRE a eo STth ng uilk and customers. PP Classified Advertising = || ang rormer Empress Zita of Austr! iO a Baxole latitidte ananlaiael dolvery wea a § (that's 1 pi : : Trine antal ar eeaet ati ranee Horden and SheMelé companies, ff To-Day. Hungary as exilos on the In of north, longitude 68,28 went, encircied| conta n bushel In 1914 and to sai-2 MYR en 4 1 4) Ambassador to Germany after a | ™ bring together more milk tof W Id Madeira, according to a telowram yeuse! on fire, Burning fleroely, Noj cents in 191! a > erence to-day between the Pre: jo city than all the others nome, se or received here to-day from Funohal, gign of crew. Apparently @ large vee-| ‘The market failed to rally und De- | (Pimlico Entries, Selections and Re OW STA FOR JORERM £, MULQUEEN for JUDGE ent and Churios D. Hilles bined, reported that Hy | the chiet city of the island comber wheat clowed at 99 cents sults on Page 2) TATIC AND REPUBLICAN PARTIES cave | National Commiticeman for New Yors. | ¢Brce-quanters of thelr i | | | }