The evening world. Newspaper, November 4, 1921, Page 1

A : JAPAN’S PR To-Night's ‘Weather—CLOUDY AND WARMER. Che [* Circulation Books Open to All. 3 NEW Te-Merrew's Weather—FAIR, YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER MILK “RIOT IN REDUCTION IN MILK PRICE PROMISED UNDER OPEN SHOP. RUSH FOR STRIKERS PLACES AS POLICE BATTLE MILK STRIKERS Re-Established. Magistrate Sweetser Cheered as In- SOME ASK JOBS BACK. | 2,300 Men Have Been Hired in Brooklyn—More Violence Reporte I Fifty house-to-house milk routes A \s y were ‘e-established in Brooklyn to-| He Sends Nine to Jail Guy by Borden's, acdording to a si | for Rioting. ment issued by Patrick D, Fox, Presi dient niy-e' gut of the routes heres big trucks were seni out have samme dvivers they had be-| from the De Kalb Avenue depot of ture the stvike, be suid, and twenty-| tae Borden milk depot in De Katb BWORGrE Chime) os ieve aTeTt | Avenue, Brooklyn, at two o'clock to- one Lene Barre woe chee nae ay to Luckster milk until their sup- now employed as permanent members| M guve out Heeman Brank oL force KO men who being! Conklin, Harold Kerns and another tramed fn tieir duties. We lave @p-" rade on the wagons as guards cations from enough more wo com- Guing through 8 Avenue iv plete the force, but Iam holding 899 Giose rua TT eATHe. places for former employe who bave ty a pile of brick in front of an un- written to me saying they want to ¢inished building at Kosciuscko come back, and only quit w be- Street. Twenty st ing in wuse thre fear of injur be- t behind the brick, started a bom- cause tt ad been persuaded tO yardment of bricks on the trucks from which they ‘The drivers dropped to the shel- you id be ve ased when the Ope (ered side of the trucks. The police- yen was established hey are g00d men drew their revolvers and threat- Yen and we want them back.” ened to shooit if the brick throwing 4 Borden's also ann ed the starting gig not atop. Neda forty 1 in Plainiteld “Go on and shoot!" shouted a vo rytown, N. Y.. and Bridgeport, Conn. from behind the brick breastworlgs It was promised that more house-to- | “you can't hit anything! ouse deliver ould he resumed The street rang with the crash of from day to day hereafter, breaking milk bottles as the bricks 200 WHOLESALE WAGONS PA- reached their targets. The sidewalks TROL BROOKLYN STREETS. were soon cleared for a block in Charles Neidner of the Empire State either direction except behind the Company, in Brooklyn, said that his) prick pile yen had 200 wholesale wagons pa- Tie policemen fired three shots oling the streets selling to any re- 1 store that wanted m: ve of its affiliations with oth intes to be resumed after the strik Houaeholders: 1 “We ave sufficiently reorganized In ” gor | Headquarters retall department,” he sald, “for} 90. a. uniformed reserves arrived me to promise that to-morrow morn- in sta viae de, | #8 an automobile, ‘They charged the ne we OH, SA ruUbouner! ae ing we | Brick pile und took fifteen prisoners. i ene BY Suny a6 Bait Conklin and Kerns picked out Wil- SUDAN See HEUROa Hams Jones of No. 1820 George Street, ore etki Nathans, for the New | Itidsewood, John Eichler of No. York Milk Conference Board, Bouin hie iteet Wiilieme: promised the reduction of a cent | PUTsh, ringleaders, Mag’ vat in the price of all grades |McClosky held them without bail for a qu : ef milk under the open shop de- | felonious assault . a livery aystem. The granting of Dr. Schiss from Beth Moses Hos- the emand for $5 a week in- | pital attended the two policemen who sace and two weeke’ vacation, | Were badly cut and Lruised by bricks ho aaid, would have put the price | nd algo patched up several of tho over the heads of the | Jeers replied to the bricks, attacking party shots and more t 1 t p phoned to Police Captain Sullivan and our re as p at least half a cent a quart. strikers who had been struck with fe . 1 revolver 18. In explanation, Mr. Nathans sald| clubs and revolver butts closed shop union rules In- The remaining thirteen prisoners Fae ear were held for examination by the ereased costs by Hmiting the amount of deliveries each man was allowed | Police to learn if there ver any to make arbitrarily, though on some | mo.» ringleaders in ‘he crowd. man could deliver twi City Magistrates to-day took up routes one fs much as op another. Five gpectors” were required for territory which the company could cover to its own satisfaction with three, Branca etoves were required to close at ex- actly 6 o'clock every evening except Saturday, no matter how many cus- tomers were waiting. Under the new “in- (Continued on Second Page.) scsi iieatimperiots HUNT GIRL WITNESS IN ARBUCKLE CASE Alice Blake Vanishes After Vinit oY Her Mother, ecale overtime charges had been mui-| §AN FRANCISCO, Nov. 4—The Cait tiplled until the company must have | fornia police, through District Attorney ~~ Matthew Brady of San Francisco, to- (Continued on Second Page.) | day were requested to find Alice Blake, one of the main witnesses for the State jin the manslaughter charge against Roscoe C, ("Fatty") Arbuckle, due to be brought to tria! here on Nov. 14 Miss Blake disappeared from a pl Caliotoga, where she was staying ADVERTISEMENTS with Mrs Johnny Duffy, mother of for the George Duffy, a Deputy District Attor- . ney. Her disappearance followed a Sunday World J Visi: som ter mother and a lawyer whose name District Attorney Brady not obtain, They left in an automobile, tue mother saying she was going to take her daughter home. The mother's home in Oakland was untenant Classified Section Should be in ~BRCOKLYN; STRI $2,000,000 108s IN SPECTACULAR WATERFRONT FIRE Four and Piers, Twenty Lighters Many Freight Cars Burn at Weehawken. SE THOUSANDS BLAZE. Large Cargoes of Flour and Other Goods Destroyed at Erie Terminal. Erie Railread officials announced to-day that the loss by the fire whieh destroyed MIS. WILKINSON PERSHING BRANDS PAYSASOFINEFOR WATSON CHARG BEATING HUSBAND MOST OUTRAGE Declares He Had Chorus Girl General Says No More Untrue \jth I Him During Attack or Unfounded Accusation in Broadway. Could Be Made. SAYS HE PUNC HED HER. SENATE ORDE S PROBE. Special Conimiree to Make Sweeping Inquiry Into Army Hangings Wife Who Figures in $500,000 \lienation Suit Asseris She Got Black Eye. Mrs. wi NASHVILLE, Nov. Tost outrage: 4" tt and untrue accusa the Elsie am J F. Wilkinson, wife is Wilkinson, whom she at- tion that possibly could be made and four Erie piers twenty tacked last Monday night on Broad- lighters, twenty loaded freigit cars Way between 45th and 46th Streets is without foundation,” said Gen and other property in Weena.cken after her husband had beaten Will- John J. Pershing here to-day, refer- last night will amount about iam F. Schlemmer, millionaire hard- "ing to charges made dy 000,000. ware manufacturer and brought suit Watson of Georgia that members of This was the third serious ‘ire loss against him for $500,000 tor alleged the American Expeditionary Force the Erie has sustained in thy Jersey ajjenation of affections, was fined 35 W'™ hanged in France without oe Say mi three months. i) the West Side Court to-day by court-martial. he fire which destroy ‘ound- 5 5 ‘ : ebueunide (ik Hee ee Magistrate Corrigan for disorderly WASHINGTON, N 44 new cost $500,000, and a loss o1 $1,090,000 CONduCE. Mr. Wilkinson, who was Bt- resolution ordering a special commit- ? * rested i is fe by ri af Pa wus charged to the destruction by hoe ae ae wenn g toc, tee to investigate charges of Senator fire of a pier at the font of 12. eration ex tne anne onares was dis. Watson, Democrat, Georgia, regard- 4 e ; Is- | See an ‘ nilteell ing treatment of privates in the he ecenawken fire was the 485 gpecracuinh Neha’ Hueae : Mrs. Wilkinson, who, Jt was alleged, American Expeditionary Forces was frout_ conflagration New York has i!" resented her hhusonna's attack: on adopted unanimously to-day by the [witnessed since the Hoboken picry MS oe me Poe mention TN Senate after a two hours’ wrangle, atter’s name tn cou were destroyed in 1900 Si folewene (autho etahe. Hutte Sonator Watson tolu the Senate that : The flames mounted hundreds of man Lenz, who testified he had ar-| his charge that twenty-one American feet high and could be seen for muny) regtea the pair after Mra. Wilkinson! goldiera had been hanged “like dos" |miles, drawing thousands to the SO NGS EGR GRRE Et ee 7 = *® had elim for a second time on the . < sene ‘ : a in France without trial had bi scene {n automobiles, boats and afoot. junning board of Mr, Wilkinson's au-| ‘" France ut trial had been |So many thousands lined the cliffs tomobile and renewed striking at him. based on the statement of a soldier ead pellse ea oe several adja-| ushe said, ‘Thie man is my hus- | who said he had seen the gallows and cent towns ha drive them back), safe laek j : oO anve them back! pand and he has given me @ black’ hag peen told by the scaffold guard © prevent their falling or being ? os tong testified Nu chio Pe cAihe Gel crOnD hate aes e" Long testified, at this number of men had by pushed over the Palisades. did she have d black eye?” Magis-| hanged On the New York side countless es THE WORLD TRA' ier (World) (Ee ee Sere The World Office To-Gay | x2 thousands watched the sweep of the blaze from piers, skyscrapers, apart- ment bulldings and Riverside Park and Drive. All the fire fighting craft {n the harbor and apparatus from Ho- boken, Union Hill, Jersey City, West Hoboken and other cities took part in| the battle. Parts of New York City| were almost as light as day and embers were carried as far as Times Square on a high wind. The Brie plers, A, B, C and D, were near Baldwin Avenue. The fire believed to have started shortly be- fore midnight from an overheated watchman's shanty on Pier D, whieh was loaded with grain. It spread quickly to B and D, loaded with mer- chandise, and then to A, filled with oll, kerosene, naphtha and such in- flammable materials. The Pennsylvania, Lehigh, Lacka- wanna and Jersey Central railroads sent twenty-four figs to ald New York flreboats in the fight from the water aide. Twenty-four loaded lighters caught fire and burning their moorings drifted out into the Hudson, All were caught except one and towed back. For a time this runaway, blazing fiercely, drifted about as a menace to navigation until the Police (Continued on Second Page.) “I'M PROUD OF YOU, SAID PRESIDENT) WASHINGTO! Samuel Wodfill to-day Harding how Nov. 4 told President he killed nineteen Ger- Sergt mans in little more than an hour in the Argonne offensive. ‘The sergeant was introduced to President Harding by Senator Ernst, Ken-| tucky “I'm proud of you,” President Harding told Woodfill, whereupon} Woodfill blushed and stammered his thanks. ‘ Later the Sergeant was taken to the Capitol, where many Congress- men shook hands with him and of ed their congratulations for his at, The man who was cited for ex- traordinary heroism by Gen. Pershing lost his courage and choked, flushed and became utterly speechless. ae Ses (Pimlico entries, selections, scratches and Pesults en page 2.) In! “No, sir.” re- “1 told he> she trate Corrigan asked, Sen.tor Edge opened to- ed the policeman, OUS ay’s dis- PREMIER OF JAPAN, ASSASSINATED AT TOKIO STATION MENSTILL DIGGING IN SAND 10 SAVE VICTIM OF CAVE:IN Workers with, Rapes Around Waists Seek to Save Graham Far Underground. Six men were stfll trying to-day to dig out William Graham of Buffalo, p A cussion of Watson's charges with se- | who went down Into the water shed |couldn’t fight !t out there, and when) | : “ is |she got back on the running board 1) Yer criticism of the deorgia Senator | excavation at Wanaque, N. J.. Wed- me oe r atte ting to pl the Con. iwested both of them.” fo} bay eit pl ' he ©oD- | nesday afternoon when the earth a gressional Reconl a piotoriaph of a “Was the man striking her?” asked | 7°00 ee ay A ee 2} around a steel pile om which ho was strate, Jo, sir; he was) SUlOws sald to neve bee | ' the Magistrate 9. : a oi G (eueinance working caved in, Karly yeaterd | just sitting there, ) | Mrs, Wilkinson, geveral times tried} “No one claimed that men were! the digging was stopped, and a sheet | ‘to break in on the policeman's testi- | Mot tried and executed,” said Mr. | jron shaft was built, the digging then aise. “The picture of a gallows use \ mony. but was told to keep silent un- | Bdge. “The picture gallows used | yegan again at 5 v'clock yesterday til she took the stand. She appeared | Pe a eee of Bly ue aoe . t= | atternoon Jeager to talk. Mr. Wilkinson, who it] fication of the chi of the Senator i ant , ; was said had received several| {tom Georgia, The American people Only two men o bo down the scratches on hin face during lis wife'a| Want to know the facts, to have the | shaft at a time. They go down with attack, paced the floor and said no- | Senator's charges proven or disproven | ropes around thelr velsts, Graham. thing. He smiled sardonically while |P¥ uncontroverted evidence.” who {4 twenty-nine years old, was his wife was testifying. She is| Replying to the New Jersey Sen-| working on a fifty-flve foot depth blond and plump and wore a blue| #tor, Senator Watson referred to the} trench when the cavo-in occurred. dress without a coat and a black hat.| Picture showing the hanging of the negro for ana i “My husband hasn't been giving) tack on a little French |me any money,” she said as she be-| #it! and demanded gan her testimony. “I was on Sixth| “Since when has it become legai to Avenue last Monday night when [| disgrace the uniforin of the American saw my husband coming out of the| Army by hanging it at the end of a St. James Hotel with a girl, appa-| halter?” | ent y «a chorus girl, about sixteen The Georgia Senator called atten years old, and step into his automo- tion to the phrase in the ality lists | bile. I followed them to Broadway,| issued during the war, "Dead from wanting to speak to him about money | Cther cause: and asked what were because every time I go to his office| those causes. “We are just now be- ginning to find out," he declared Taking up the case of the soldier Frye, who was killed by # sentry, tho speaker declared that he had @ con- stituent in Georgia who saw th he won't see me. “] climbed on the running board of the car and he punched me in the breast, pushing me off. I climbed | back again and began striking at} him because he had hurt me. There | were scars there the next morning. com- ond P: The gir) who was with him got out| (Continued on and ran he policeman came up a then." $10,0 00,0 000 ASKED FOR ENFORCEMENT | Mrs. Wilkinson pald her fine Mr, Wilkinson, who is head of the) color print firm of Zeese, Wilkinson Co, is livt: 19 West Sth Street and his wite {9 living «| OF PROHIBITION half block away at the St. Regi. Major James R. Horton originated the sheet steel piling method of do- ng such work, and with It ratsed the wreck of the Maine from the bottom of Havana Harbor, It ts very haz- ardous. Major Horton | directing the rescue work at Wanaque. Graham walked to the edge of the excavation, twenty feet wide, whica had reached a depth of fifty-five tve just as a sand slip snatched away the edges, His hand was caught by an other workman, but he dropped. A rope thrown to him was torn from his hands when another heavier mass of sand buried him. Hope for finding Graham aiive reste largely the fall with bim of tim- bers which may have foormed a rout 4 subterranean shelter. Com assed air is being forced into metal | pipes driven through the sand near | what Is his prison or tomb, His bat- eis being fought by the only men and possibly the only apparatus per- | fectly equipped todo all for his resens The Schlemmer home at Great, that expert workmanship and perfect Neck and Mr. Schlemmer, besides be- | Demand Is an Increase Mf | tools may accomplish Tae eit aren Wilk the $300,000 aule $2,500,000 Over Appropriation | “L can't believe Bill Is dead,” maid | defendant in a suit for’ separation for This Year his "buddy," Johan Mulcahy. “We | brought by his wife, who has named | were born on the same block In New ras WRIBOR. ASHINGTON, Nov. ¢ | York and have been together and in N. ¥. Orchestra Leader Falls Dead. | ee ras oN ih we aakee 105 ae the ms trade all our lives . Bill HOUSTON, Tex., Ni 4.—Glovaan! a r b= |a wife—she's a mighty fine womun Leott, of New York, orchestra con-| hibition during the next fiscal |too—in Buffalo, and two kids, It will ductor of the DeFro Grand Opera Com- ar, an increase of 00,000 over k her heart if E a dead. WwW pany, dropped deau tn dressing! the appropriation for the current t him out, though, deud or alive. room here just after the curtain hed year, ent G. Tonnelle, Chairman of descended on the tirst act of the opera Prohibition Commiasione New Jersey Water Supply Com- ‘La Forza de) Destino.” He recently! fuynes, in making this announ on, remained at the scene of the witermant eee CF Dino 20% | ment to-day, sald the Incredse escue work from 7 o'cloc uesday : (ae would be sought to enable a more | evening, ail day yesterday and was Detrott Bandits Get Thowsands, | complete and efficient enforce- | still there last evening. None of the DETROIT, Nov. 4.—Six armed bandits) ment of the Prohibition laws | men or foremen has icft the place for held up drivers of the Gordon Pagel| Baking Company to-day and esc shpougts enlarged forecs and facill- with several thousand dolara, |! siey, om ~~. eect more than a ‘ham ved al since Gra- Jivappeared in the sand, vu m KERS SENT ASSASSIN FATALLY STABS -- HARA, LIBERAL PREMIER AND) Death Quickly Follows Assault— Event Deplored Because of Leader's Anti-Military Views and Fear of | His Successor Being a Less Broad- 4 minded Statesman. 4 Sonne préss) Premier stabbed in the breast to-day at the railroad station in Tokio. i ~ LLOYD GEORGE OF JAPAN” ++ VORIO, Novy. Hara was. fatally [Despatches sent later to the State Department at Washington OS said that the Premier died of his wounds about an hour after the assault.| : : WASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (AsSciated Press).—Ofticial advices eum Tokio announcing that Premier Hara had been stabbed fatally were’ re- ceived at the State Department to-day soon after the press despatches brought the news of the assassination to the United States Japanese Embassy otticials and members of thy Japanese delegation to the Armi- ment and Far East Conference received the first news from the Associated ‘ Press and were greatly depressed, @ The message to the Sta IN ment, which was filed at MRS. OBENCHAIN, \Tokio time, gave no details othe ILL, GOES BEFORE |than the Premier had been stabbed. a ’ An hour later another messagertiey ft GRAND JURY (1, the american Embassy at Tok ¢} jt 10 P.M. was received at the Stale { LOS ANGELES, Nov 4. Mis. Mad-| Department, announcing the death of ; ‘ i the Prem r alynne Obenchain, ‘dicted with Ar hartee Aucies wae atrenaidb thur C. Bureh for the alleged murder] ine yriday Cabins: meeting when th ! of J. Bellon Kennedy, went before! despatch arrived, und on leaving tft , the Los Angeles County Grand Jury} White House was told of the at ¥ Bday sination by newspaper correspon| She was ill in jail when she r ents, He said he was greatly shock celevd the summons fiom the Dis-] bY the news, i trict Attorney, but dcclaring that] Before the departure of the ce this was the opportunity she had been | @88 delegation from Tokio, canal u waiting for to win her liberty, dis-| ing letters had been received by vag regarded the advice of the matron] 0Us members of the’ Cabingt and others who kne of her iMness] Prince Tokugawa himself, Just aut aaked td (be n before tne} fore embarking on the steamer ft fay the United States, received a fal a $5,000 PAYROLL IN SATCHEL SNATCHED Mu ft ; tastically worded document threatel ing him with assassination ygnless achieved results at Washingtdg venefit to his country and ‘warn FROM BROOKLYN BOY him also that ne must not be “foreign” in hig attitude while dn @ United States Mr. Hara dominant position Of Japan, so mic nineteen, ran (nto Was tapilly attaining @ in the politictt hat he wah e of his father, senior member of clothing firm of Sabel & Schips, anit No. $3 Mescrolu Street, Brookiyn, this! often referred to aa .ho Lloyd George afternoon and said that three nen, jof the empire. He had achieved amow aud robbed him of the week's guy | ther things 4 kind of working o@ ‘oll, $6,000, in front of the factory operation between the military ad@ He was returning from the bank! ClVic elements of the Government, agg : had induced t itary leaders with the money {n a satchel when, he| NAY. ine oe he angel : ere, 4 sald, three men stepped up to him as)" Saninace ge we bor ie Z le was about to enter the establish: | — a) he country, to work more in ha nent and one of them cried IS welsh tha ulvie:denantitaste si | roe SORTASE | ‘The assassination may have ab ted Babel saidithey did not displiy ©MY | Lortant effect upon the Conference of firearms, but he handed the x t! \rmament Limitation so far ae Japast them and they jumped into an juio- mob ———— $8,400 A YEAR ALIMONY Stadies Hosea Makes Hix Hecommenda jects to deliberate came up. 4 Recommendation that Philllp Rosen Baron Takahashi, the Minteter df wasser, shirtwalst manfacturer, Living| Finance, is third in rank in the, Jape a! No. 15) Bay gsth Street, Brooklyn,|anese Cabinet and it was deemeft be ed to pay his wife, Eliza-| likely among Japanese here that hm $8,400 » year alimony for the eup-| would be designated as the nrornt jerself and three daughters.| head of the Cabinet. was made by I, Maurice Wormser, Spe-] Some members of the delegattol uM Ratarser in & repore fled’ tor08y | were inclined to attribute the crime The report states that expert ac-|28Panese “ronin,” or “strong-aray countants found that Mr. Rosenwas-| 00" & band of so-called. pat ter'a net income last year was §21,87¢.| Who some years ago were responsibip: Mra. Rosenwas filed suit for sepa-| for the assassination of Mr. Abe, tha ration about five months ago, charging| chief of the Par Eastern section af cruel and inhumun treatment. ‘The de-|the Foreign Office, for cree has not been signed us yet he St. opp. Woolworth Bide.) ee - tod 4 WASHINGTON, Nov 4 (Uni aa ee ae Ne decnon's newier thades ot | Pvess).—That there will be some blues, concerned because it {s the © the Japanese to consult fi mong themselves upon all important ) State affairs, and the conference @elé. ADVISED BY REFEREE eat would undoubtedly have cabled freely to Premier Hara for his er’e Income and| ‘dvice as the various important sults 01 ile i his alle; flack of firmness itn dealing with Chines» s!'uation : ! 5M Lita eLoRHING tomer, browns, herr heather mistures, | fusion in oarrying out Japan's and avibie id oe turds. |cies in tbe conferéace as the feauyl toy Adu. of the assaghnation’ of ae