The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1921, Page 8

ae — 5 ERNE |MOTHER WOULD | CONVERT GIRL TO JUDAISM ON XMAS! ONEY ATTACKS IMPORTERS FOR FIGHT ON TARIFE $ They Unload at Tremere! dous Profits, Product of Poorly Paid Labor. “WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.—Charges | “importers, through misieading ganda, were attempting to “de- iY Gr dofeat” tariff legisiation, and) @ecomplieh this end were centring IN BOSTON of Whiskey and | Quincy House adjacent to henor of Gov. Channing © raided by Prohibition agents night, Goy. Cox was in the bang when the raiders arrived. Measure is readily traced,” asserted “BAR” AT GOV. COX’S BANQUET tails When Raiders Break In. BOSTON, Dec. 21—A room in the; where a dinner was being given \n| About 300) HOTEL RAIDED BY U.S. AGENTS, WHO SEIZE BOOZE Two Bartenders at Table Holding Four Quarts} Twenty Decanters of Cock- a ball /eral Prohibition Agent Wilson, de- jclare they found four quarts of whis- |key and twenty decanters of cock- ‘ox #88) tals in the room. Furthermore, they at mid-|say there was a long table in the room, and that two bartenders stood viet hall| behind it ready to dispense drinks. They charge this room was reserved guests, prominent Republicans, were |for exclusive use of the banquet F attack on the American valua- | at the table, including Lieut. Gov. guests. Empty bottles and used tion plan, were made to-day in the} | Alvin Fuller, Secretary of State | glasses were found. Mouse by Chairman Fordney of the Cork and-State Prohibition Officer © The manager of the hotel, J. J. Me WS and Means Committee. | | Eimer C. Potter. They did not know Carthy. was summoned to appear in “Opposition to the pending tariff | of the raid until it was all over. Federal Court to-day and explain. Fordney, “not to the American cer, not to the man who deals Tehiefly in American-made products. it t© the man who produces abroad | the man whose chief interest is; bringing the product of cheap/| ; © foretn labor into the American mar- | interested in importing en- | DIES FROM BLOW LILLIAN COOPER Daughter of Newark Woman Had !Injury Inflicted by Bandit Embraced Christianity While Ago Proves Fatal to aa “Those She Was in Asylum. Lawyer. lees are well organized and Ming. ree-cone Gf money nena] rt Jullet Cooper of No, 1120 to make you and me believe | Lt0ad Street. Newark, hopes to con- it what they seck is for the coun-|Yert her sixteen-year-old daughter “general welfare, | Lillian from Christianity to Judaism “The whole opposition is founded on|in two days—one of the days being Question of rates and on allege1| Christmas, m in prices to the consumert| Three years ago the mother was predict will rasult from a committed to the State Hospital for} Fates,” the House was told. Mr./the insane, and the daughter was! ‘ Mordhey dectared ho had “discovered” | placed In a Christian home, that of | uohmy (0-883. that ‘thh “department store that {5} Biss Elizabeth Morgan of No. 9 Sum- Ni nit Mtreet, Kast Orange, where she . ‘/embraced the Christian faith under largest importing establishments” re-|the guidance of the Rey. John F. ‘Aatied at $5 each knives bought in| Paterson, ad became a member of “Germany at 9 cents. He pleaded| the Presbyterian Church, With members of the House “not to! The mother was discharged as fed astray by the importers’ prop-|cured a year ago and now earns $40 ™ a week as a milliner. She is trying to regain custody of the girl by habeas corpus proceedings, and pend- ing a decision, has obtained permis- sion to have her daughter with her through Christmas Eve and Christ- mas Day. The mother, in aeeking to reconvert the ehlid, will be as-| sisted by Rabbi Solomon Foster. ———— jcled a week ago when he wa and Bighth Avenue, is believed parently, suffered no ill effects. Jaw. His wife suggested he go t home. Street was called tn, but Mohr’ tlon continued to grow worse. true,” the committee Chair- ontinued, “that the importer is ie a tremendous influence on qetailer through misrepresenta- d otherwise, and the retailer ‘exérting a tremendous influence wn press of the country. Our efforts “being oppored chiefly by im- Whose interest is not in the neuse, It was said Mr. Mohr had not —=—__ ROCKEFELLER GOES |wint spend Rest of Winter A HAPPY UNDERSTANDING. Flace ta Ormond. (Prom the Detroit Free Press.) “Are they happily married?” Very. She's satisfied that while she didnt marry the best man in the world she could have picked a worse one and he admits that her charms overbalance ‘her faults.” jing e employment to labor in anufacturing establish- ite but in unloading upon the market - at tremendvus profits the product of poorly paid f foreign countries.” vania Station yesterday in his remainder of the winter. Mr. Rockefeller will go direc’ place at Ormond, Fia. DEALT BY ROBBER A peculiar injury to his @Jaw, while resisting robbers at 58d Street | eauned his death a€ his home last nigat cf William H, Mohr, forty-five, | ye® of No. 330 West 95th Street. Chief Medical Examiner directed the | body be removed tothe morgue for un| Mr. Mohr paid little attention to thi blow delivered by the rovber and, ap- attending # theatre with Mrs, Molr last | night he complained of # pain in the Uist, but Instead, they decided to go| Dr, Soloskey of No. 66 West 88th within half an hour after reaching his the assault and robbery to the police. TO HIS FLORIDA HOME) John D. Rockefeller left the Pennsyl- car for Florida, where he will speed the | “COULDN'T DO RIGHT,” Week| gasnand, Then Tries Setctae, After writing @ note of farewell, in! “Just could not do| what was right.” Mrs, Blanche Kurz- | twenty-three, of No, 224 West! which she stated s: in | wics, a struck | 104th Street, swallowed a drug in a to have a iaw- The Whil 0 a den ‘8 condi- He died MMMM reported a TU TMT at His private t to his B. 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