The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1921, Page 1

ARMS PLANS OF BIGPOWERS REVEALED To-Night's Weathen=RAIN ‘ FINAL The “Circulation Books | Open to All” L “Circulation Books Open to All To-Morrow's Weather—RAIN: WARMER orld, HNALT yEnINt * EXTRA WORLD is Second=Class wie PRICE THREE CENTS THE vine Vou. LXII NO. 21 (898—DAILY. eet ites Fi awe pata ‘NE E wy 0 R K, WE D N E 81 DA ¥, NOVEMBER 16, 1921. ot, New Vork, | China Makes Ten Demands. at Far East. Parley of) LANDRUINADAY — 4uousta Hum ann 18, Youngest cit EXTENSION OF RENT WHAT EACH GREAT NATION SEEKS ‘|, KULEDONETOWOO pmmnes NS FROM 10 =FOR ITSELF AT ARMS CONFERENCE ANOTHER. 1S CLAIM | a ive Up H : _TIERSANNED CHINA URGES THAT JAPAN. sit Seagy fo ive Up ts a Comnaiitlee Successor {o His Alleged | Urge Assembly to Amend | Submarines, if This Will Help to PRESENT LOIRE! SHALL NOT CONTROL EITHER Redute Debt or Aid Bargaining. Seventh Fiancee, However. ‘WOULD AID BUILDING. — Is Listed as a Survivor $200,000:000 fn Tau Bail ANG RiA (IR \ (LNA Japan Wants Bigger Submarines— or Pkumned in New York France Will Even Give Up Her City Since February JUBGE REBUK s ye _ ; -. Army if Guaranteed Protection, iE HL: m x 13 oD PUBLIC | | Phreatens to Expel Spectators i, if They Continue in Theii Attitude of Levity VBES ALLL France, Now 16 . The Lockwood Housing Commitee Maintenance of we Cee Door Is Briand’s Coming Master Stroke. sHivsbstet Canes stant Ui ii onc eeey Tycaimmen 1 the Tess Js Urged Vigorously by 3 ————_— = : ee arty salle wu Manexcdn taemecenotenente. it ‘ Minister Sze. 3 By David Lawrence. ‘li ion emit accord Gusti cau ee 3 WASHINGTON Go eereuete 8 Thay venlnal Wetidi ceri troduced " . CinutlNe Ge WilldinelandhEND TREATIES, 4 f 1 » Nov. 16 (Copyright, 1921) —Governmenis di ( Hts int : wei 5 “ BM) {ict the: rent: laweibelextendeal from — |no usually show their hind early in an international conference, bui | w eae eI aR Les one to two year, ‘Tho present tax) Shuntung Now Mentioned in! enough has developed here already ‘o determine what the general course i! pie total aps eBanat Nu tenable | oREuDy Ni pra we fone| Plea at First Secret Arms | {of the various nations is to be. Now that the public sessions are tem po i ! oe nied on corresponden nail §] nl 000 BLAZE GIRL LOF 181 18 N COURT: : = watosritite ae ete Session. 5 \ porarily at an end, it is important to know the principles and motives - eager ag . L Houta: antithadsincal Seen ae 2. j Which are guiding the diflerent powers in the secret committee meeting: Ne a Bening itacaharee entrige. in rlinances. pursuant te this jaw.) NWASHINGTONS Now 16 (unicd g where, afler all, the real conclusions wili be reached, for, as’ Berna = Renee ene Rae eee rie IN HAREM ROUTS wy MURDER CAR Im force umtit April, tagz, | Pres China to-day presented ten} Shaw once said, principles are always easily settled, but it’s “the details Geta une ivf At We ae It is possible that the provision as | hints to the Arms Limitation Conver that cause divorces,” ion i hee as her programme for seitling : sl ty. It was declared, Dy the time when constriction musi / Here is an outline ot what the diferent powers are aiming to left the Gambais) villa tor ezin and be finished may be cx-| Mat Kast problems as they retare io ue j : bd | a acs “ami ’ ig dona ay 5 as revealed in privdie expressions of their delegates as well as in pi t is n his courtship of Mme tended for one year. Those who favor |!" ai atlerance: Scerct, who, however, did not becom: TT ; MINISTER. SZE. ces: } : his building tension are om-| The proposals were : {| his alleged victims. i ui H time = _ ae are em i he 8, on POO 200 000000900000 0000OO FIRST—Great Britain iy sincerely trying to bring about a reduction ' : : matt g tl exemp e E J 14 S$, Nov. 16 (Asociated | Several E salosone Not Yet) Augusta Humann SAYS ISHC lars atearien Si wel ierariecaet Wee land eaeseeettne, eectanen incant In) Ae cont ok, Be Yal Armamens ame is] ready. Qe: meKce IN \eRtirety Upiee iM Uae ea dained Mark Big Stor. , SAR in a VER UED UAT in mee ke MRLCRet (Rb| BAG Ce Ree a este Crreucteaa ty American propoxal about scrapping large hattleships but is sensitive about i] t _proxperous of the xplained Mi g Stor- Was at Dance When Ex- — sona igs2. ir it was. it was explatr sna protest ths aaministcativa: ine the tsar davalopaent-of the: submarine and AIEDlANes } “ en up ad the opening « age Warehouse Fire Sweetheart Was Slain muders Vee rang) tlielt cia tee ohne, Is Prepared to give an the’truth were told, there is a good deal more fear of thosé tw PN diy Bt hin tein for mundane | - 4 i] aaa OES NS Ones “ understanding not to alien. te or lease «pons of warfare than naval experts like to admit. Scrapping of batt) tn Yourt here, whe Two firemen were wart and cigh fieyoungest wi over Indicte “More ti 200, rho 4 ‘ ‘ a i ‘Ne . . cal j , pe Sas mH nancies \4 ae . wet PROFS ADT Seeineuide we any portion of her territory to any ps is not difficuit if the submarine and airplane are lo be used as inst’ 4 Gilbert resumed direct ex-| families iy nearby apartment houses in Queens county for murdor, Mise An-| Homes have been built or planned in Bower ? Adee rs ; amination of the prisoner, I ari mn to the street during a $150,000' cists Humann, eighteen, of No. 993| NeW York City alone since the sdop-!" 4 Ehina, being in full accord with ments of offensive war. As the discussions proceed, tise two will grow Benoist's fortune, according | the five-story West Side Stor! raich avenue, Ozone Park, remained | OOT Of the tax exemption ordinance) the principle of the so-called open in importance. They are the real “details” of the naval proposals. Th: rges he — pros:cutio: zi oN T-) Flatch Avenue, Ozo " emained | 4, "ebrun ani ¢ pnator Lock- ‘i eo edi a Peer t Warehouse, No. $10. West 143d) of. lg hr Seno sila Senator beck ‘door or equal opportunity for the suestion of shipyards for replacement and repairs will give little difficult ted to about 18,000 Foo &. 4 A.M. to-day. There were | “ont before Jndge Humphreys in the) wood to-day. “This is by far larger) Commerce and industry of all nations " ae i f : e cu more than hal€ the total Mat Landry oa, heavy and several minor ex-| County Court at Long Island City to-| than any community in the United ‘l\ having treaty relations with China, As yet nothing has heen said publicly about the Anglo- apanese alliance charged with having r Miged tom | posions during the early part of the! day while her counsel, Willlam R. Ma- | St tee eae ee s CxOMD” ig prepared to accept and apply such fal the Britis! sh delegation knows the American view. j the eleven murc oe wntel Gels 8 yiize, but the caure was not learned. | suire jr, entered a plea of not gull j Hon Inw has been the sreat SM | treaties in all parts of the Chinese \\as Tied Hand and Foot by | Grea! Britain appears ready to give up the Anglo-Japanese alliines i {The yutamn, was filled mainty with | i Sh liccssies Republic without exception. Assitilants Who Left He ite, ‘i foe Cee ' a an EN 5 it At the opening of to-day's session | nousehold gouds, and phe Are was |! her benaif. | "Not only hax the tix exemption | ¢ With a view to. strengthening ssailants Who Left Her hut will use it as a bargaining point to gain trom the United States eithe: Indge Gilbert’ rebuked the levity | one of the smoklost In years in Har-| ‘The story that the State will try to/law spurred construction but it 1031 mutual confidences and maintaining to Be Asphyxiated. vv understanding about the funding of war debts or concessions in respec which he said the French public had |iem, a Inrge svetion being filled with | establish is that she lured her former] given employment to many thousands peace in the Pacific and the Far East, assumed toward the trial, and thre ~ | smok several hours Three | sweetheast, Henry Dewey Garb of skilled craftsmen, At the present) the powers upree net 45 canciide ba os of naval matiers. The probabilities are that the British themselves haven” ened to ex pal ait spectators und 1 i MLIPTaaE WEEE ache, Ge Bines is] on ambush where he fatally shot. | thme there tx not a strike in the bulld~| tween themselves any treaty or agree nowy ent Tee SOR Ble | decided the point, but they do know the United States is eager to te AF ‘ aa BS”) vetieved Io have started In the cet-/ Joseph Labascl, twenty-one, an elec-| ing eens in ey city, eter ment directly affecting China or the, epi aicea ti saw stove by | Te alliance abrogated and with characteristic diplomacy the British a attitude har. trician, No. Troutman Strect,| there are strikes in building trades all! enepa) peace in these regions with ed hand and foot to a gas stove I Agee Fe The cook stove which once be- | auting Deputy Chief Charles W.! Brooklyn, was indicted with over the country.” ih ac nsutbine Hts and | Hesro and a white man whe had at. | “iting the opportune moment to obtain some “quid pro quo. Jonged in the villa o Heari Maindtin) Rankin, trst aid to Cltet Kenton, was | mann for ths mur The Lockwood Committers hearings) Tying to her an opportunity to par-|Hckcd her, Misa Stella Volley, twen This coincides with the wish ot American naval experts, too, wins are w A } jute sk on th ad by a falling ladder! pjeaded not guilty in his behalf also.| will begin next Tuesday. Toore wilt ticipate. {iy-two years old, probably saved he, | believe the offensive submarine is a valuable arm for possible operation on is omission) Hut his helmet d him from serious] paying he would prove an alibi for{also be a hearing next Wednesday | exhibits in the 2 5. All special rights, immunities or! ife by turning off with lier teeth the commitments, with their character or) burners that had been opened wid . ae fi A contractual ba: claimed by any of! for the purpose of asphyxiating her jand will emphasize it constantly and probably her view will prev: the powers in or relating to China| 1j "| injury, He was attended by Dr. Henry] toth defendants. and every Monday, Tu and It Is charged by the prosecution that) yf. archer for lacerations of the scalp| Misa Humann, looking even younger| Wednesday of the following week: Landru cremated his eleven alleged | ana remained on duty, Firemyn Vat-linan her years, stared wide-eyed at| until the end of the sessions.* The Voitims in this stove. rick J. Brennan of Engine $0 was cut/ ie eourt room scene. She is . clip| iegislation which is to be prepared as| in the Pacific, Great Britain has the humanitarian argument, howeve: {tack occurred late yesterday, fio it is etsy lo get public opinion aroused even to the point perhap: , jode! ittea | are to be declared and all such or| tut wan not generally known wntil| abolishing submvarir c b c ct t their | \ rosecutor Gode had permitted | oy flying glass and also was attended| o¢ » girl, darkehaired, blue-eyed and|a reault of the committee's hearings aurea DIAL ia REL as nade KnAWAIArS | TOTRaeT OH te oe ee Abolishing subaarines altogether because of the fact that their a] ® stovernaker to Like possession Of | yy Dr. Archer, who because of the| sin was dressed ina black skirt and|and findings will be mapped out |to be deemed null and void. The| sine Velley'a condition wan serious able use is by inhumane raids on surface craft. i the exhibit to make two or three | dense emoke, used an Highth Avente| ioxet, each crimmed with gray fur,| Under the direction of Samuel Un- Henny Grvilsgin IMBMALSSSAMd Been a an Is rather eager for reduction of naval armargent mah) Nghter moulds of the stove for €X- | surface car as an emergency hospital. | oitner she nor the boy accused with| termyer, chief counsel, who will have! commitments now known or te be| posses, and if the two men ave ca she sees # value in the submarine. Ja desire, on hibition to the juro When called) Chiet Kenton and Assistant "Smoky 4 ’ . her would make any statement to re- pier owe aise | declared are to be examined with al tured police officials fear they will however, Is to use the submarine and to obtain permission to hui@t eruis- porters, | ming 3 iam F c their scope and| tye unable to prevent a lyn i i h dista 5 once aie |view to determining r neh ing ing submarines big enough to operate at great distances from home, Garbe formerly wa seaman nj Commissioners of the Legislative Bill) | tigity and, if valid, to harmonizing| Miss Veliny was ulone in the home| nant. whi tho battleship Oklahoma. He liveg! Drafting Commission. | meat, whic i | Japan's real aim at this conference is not naval arm cal jokers, or perhaps real burglars, | yu Nos. 14, 14, 16 Bradhurst Avenue, ; ahi » ot the them with one another and with the] of friends with whom she had lived| . “its plain aes 245 . Ae dig : : 1 ae - ee te insuit. | With his father, Anton Garbe, for-| !t 18 understood nay ops OE a principles declared by this confer-| for he answered a sunmons| eems easy to adjast, but Far Eastern affairs. This means China. Japan had ca |huu to go to the street with AeA Pao ee vue i CIEBL MRA ESGES: kobe taken: Up Uy MMe kitchen door, and upon opening| tas made it plain that she is willing to go along with the great powers cient clothing, and neighbors shel eve ; nce. Jat th ' Sher 6 § Chestc fs ntermyer and his associates will Le | , i , TEAMSTERS RETURN jed them. ‘Che smoke had driven many | Sheriff, at No. 1416 Chester Av aye the Rent Law, which expires Nov. 6. Immediately, or as econ as cir-| it found herself confronted by a negro| in their desire to lift the tax burden, but that she wants a nore or less {free hand in China, Baren Kato is represented aying he hoped the Store the » reserve ved, | Woodhaven. He» was shot on cumstances will permit, existing lim-| and a white man. | out betore the police reserves arrived. Z Fat earialthe Gammel f TO WORK IN CHICAGO |“ yojicemen Satter and Marioh of the|night of Oct Bnd Glet: Mary) emer tiper eat depend upon | itations upon China's political juris-} Screaming for help, Miss Velley| Went 185th Street Station led 15} {mmoculate Hospital, Jamatea, Nov.| io ° ome of @ legal battle which |dictional and administrative freedom | rushed into the dining room, whero| United States “would not unduly interfere” in China, That's the crux upon to produce tie stove, the} joo Martin came at the third alarm, piovemaker said he had been unable] Many of the twenty families in No. to find it. He said he thought prac-| gig West 143 Strect, and of the forty merly an Assemblyman and Deputy Accept #3 « Week Pay Cat Peading whe Arbitrats | Bepshe crore Atable!-at 9.808 Weat | ences ust items by ees ig | will be waged within a few days be- lef action a to Ww pares ed Gea she was overtaken and knocked un-/ 4{ the whole thing. Japan wants a tree hand in China, or, failing that, Jd Btreet, to be trongest evidence the State S : ; . ration| conscious. Whe sehined con. : ane 5 ; CHICAGO, Nov. 16.—Six_ tousund | “Ti wrence M. Luddington, President nas against the girl jicore: the United afaiee SUprerie Court eee ee ee eas Chine chan te ihe * coh] she hopes for as little limitation on her pretensions as possible io work (to-diy fol- . 5 ‘omp Pr Las is ' he constitutio y the sclou she was again in the! a " Sait eta eat ake PUR aA Ee TENG third | Maguire told reporiers ne woulg/2® '" ack <a Raa Coon take — Seoheniaousely Lika lt theman kta THIRD—France ty av onlooker in matters of naval armament. But “lee with employers and city and Poor, valued at from $3,000 to § | er — leg aaa Ropeaia'in (hia Gtata (Continued on Scvond Page ) trom which the poisonous vapor was| her part Is none the less influential, Premler Briand has beea manoeu- Federal officisie tast nisi PE a a a as eu Unc (eM William D, Guthrie, who will argue ee Rowing: tromevery"burne vring to draw Italy to his side, but while the latter Is willing to give France pending ‘Turthet | ing NO REST FOR CONGRESS |" {vor of the constitutionailty of CHARLES AND ZITA kas fumes she had! Sapport om some points, the truth Is Italy is watching the United States z ir elains. : | Fives clement | the rent law: will be aided by Julius NEARING MADEIRA Miss Velley twisted| and will follow Seeretary Hughes more than Premier Briand, Frauce is ieee mit prize aler a | 4 WOMEN ON JURY BEFORE THANKSGIVING | tenry Cohen. Mr. Guthrie prepared eit around and managed to turn] interested not in reducing land armament but in placing emphatieally cocks, one by one, with! hefore the world her case against Germany on reparations and national f the me n did not re work. —— e on law, it e e = 1 ee FIND DEATH VERDICT | stonaen vasnes Hopes tm” 4me| the tax exemption law, it was learned Hesewail(to!! | to-da ner tecth. A few minutes later she | Leese Tee ee committer’ neat [ie taht minute ate se] pear Prisoner Alleged Victim Had Been) WASHINGTON, Nov. 16~—-Repub- ing to-day was informal and was! GIBRALTAR, Nov. 16 (Associated ne manner and dragged herself tol After three years of speechmaking the French realize they have not Classified Advertisers Intimate With li!can leaders In the House gave up| held to [ix dates tor the regular see! Press) —F fp Mmiperor Guahlea ot ith none in the parlor made a convincing impression upon other countries as to their need for a — Wife. hope to-day of adjourning the present: gions, | Austria-Hungary und former tm! eak to lft the receiver from | large standing army session of Congress before Thanks-! —errenet {the hook, the girl lay upon the floor, | : press Zita are nearing ir pl of} ked th try fro Premier Briand is preparing a master stroke. He will soon offer to "AM ON. Nov. 16.—Guilford Young aa ss 7 : kicked the instryment from its stand mpo! tant! tivale for kiting Harry Garwoog, |S'V'9& Representative Mondell, Ke-| else Cartoad of seeteh wmd Axe) ccic on the Island of Madeira. The| ani wnlapered a plea for Res tee tne | give up the expense of that army if guarantees of national security are /p e ae fitney driver, in the electric | Publican leader, sald the current ses- us = British cruiser Cardiff, with the for-; operator before she fainted: The JACKSQNVILLE, Fla. Noy jen Bevel given France and if the powers, including the United States, will somehow carload of Scotch and rye whiskies, ™e: Roya! pa pis Ee em rrived here| operator sent Dr. G. A. Parker to the Chair at ‘Trenton during the week of {892 probably would run close to thc c seone, He found the girl still un-| underwrite the payment by Germany of her debts. If such a move leads to The Sunday World should be - Court after |opening of the regular session, Dec. day en route to Funchal, Madeira, A vs f Dec. 19, @ jury in County rt after billed from Miami to Kansas City ax to-day en ' | conscious saw ; a Wes ee nearly two hours’ deliberation found| House Republicans are determined | 2"'*4 {om Miami \0 Katt cit in the Atlantic off the northwestern ———_- & discussion informally of whr debts as © whole Great Britain will be teuade fe) Before Frida Young guilty of first degree murder,/to have an agreement reached be- 1 Federal Prohibition agents coast of Africa, « comparatively short| Cabinet Cristea Delays Hungarian| Deide France urging a world readjustment of war debts either through » in or WY Hl | here were four women jurors. | No|tween the House and Senate on the her € J to-day in the raiirosa YaFds. Dias ait crom this port Bease Wenaty, special international conference or throug!) an agreement to be reached ‘att q Preceding Publication Hed'the verdict, “oT ™erey ACcOmPA> Ierax Bilt and to pass the Sheppard. | co\4,, Het, she cat contale tantra: oo WASHINGTON, Nov 16.—A Cabinet| Washington, t Young confessed he killed Garwood on | Towner Maternity Bill and a measure newed ME WORLD TRAVES. BUREAU crisis in Budapest has delayed the rati- t OR a, lonely’ road five, miles from here July lta create twenty-three additional —o—_—_ greed Mise Mod lig A ra | Grah af tie ey testy Sethe 1 TOURTR Ching Ss wesparing Hise 5 ee) vile She will, am LD a5 times : MY. 00 niled States and Hungary, Under robab| THE W 33 peraaee Oe enn Mosk ‘ad’ er Federal Dbftrict Judges before ad-| (Racing results, seratohes, entrien | Car nym it opera! pars y ard | Selury » 7 Sin Hattons wits and selections on Page 2) =| Sift. i Gay.” No details were given °°" praction) roomie Searunteelng her sal \ Ce ee ee NG ee ene gt RENNER, Sa ee +