The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1921, Page 1

0k VOL. LXII. NO. 21,931—DAILY. Comrrigntolshing Che “ Circulation Books Open to All.’ TO-MORROW'S. “WEATHER—Fair and, Colder: - TATEST HT WORLD bell York World) by Prese Cor 1021, DAN, NEW YORK, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1921, Ratered ne or ice, New York, Ny Second-Cinsa Matter a PRICE THREE CENTS © GIRL AND YOUTH END LIVES HARDING WORRIED NOW THAT DEBS ~~ HASBEEN FREED: f Unique Experiment With the Agitator Increases Former |. POISON a” en Passaic Sweethearts Wait Till | After Christmas to Spare | Families Holiday Sorrow. | TAKE DRUG AT HOME. GIRL OF 17 AND YOUTH OF 18 END LIVES TOGETHER, TAKING IN SUICIDE PACT iow Landru Made Love-Thrilling storyoftheFrench FATHER NOT DEAD, FAMILY DISCOVERED ‘BURYING STRANGER Carelessness of Sweeper in} Brooklyn Hospital Causes | ROMANCE OF WAR CULMINATES IN A | NEW YORK WEDDING IN SUICIDE PAC DE VALERA MAY DROP FIGHT ON TREATY. CANVASS SHOWS O0 PERCENT. IN FAVO HARSELL, MISSING NEW YORKER SLAIN IN NORTH CAROLINA Body of Wealthy Sportsman Found in Woods—Disap- Rist s Misgivings. hheriaed ag Strange Funeral Mixup. peared Feb. 15. 4 y the woman he es piss oe a) natn me lI] aida’ é Rill. Wixwas REUNION RESULT MURDERED, 1s THEORY.|Lndon Correspondents Report Over: j llows Dose Story Begins on Page 20 a act whelming Sentiment in Twenty> Administration Sadder and Saws i rt the————— | James Crowder, Painter, Dead Man Was on Long Wiser Even Now and Fears Public Criticism. f By David Lawrence. No. 977 Harrison Street, Passalo, N. A ’ For three days prior to Christmas ASHEVILLE, N. C., Dec. 27.—Find- LONDON, Dec. 27 (Associated Press).—Sentiment throughout Ine 4! (Special Correspondent of The Eve-| J+ died early to-day in ee sauulne it looked like sad Yuletide for) ing of a body in the woods of|1..4 as reflected in despatches to London newspapers this morning, ; a ar: strychnine é aati is iv ASHEN Ua ahdt DE eeicee ee Be James Crowder. a painter, living on Mitchell County which has been iden-| 1. | neimingly in favor of the Irish peace treaty. : N, Dec. 27 (Copy-| poisoning as a re: <f a suicide rent iON /Sivect. ais ereoeived la tifled as that of B. L, Harsell, weal- tndieate that: fully: 90 pes ¥ Tight, 1921).—Eugene V. Debs has! pact, Thoir agreement frst was to telephone call that his father, also a thy New "ove: sluvmasn and) sears: Been eet ecu ert ainate F " i d t the iy of Ailnal { ‘5 k : hy jouthe re teft behind here a trail of minted | qie together Friday, but -hey decided painter, hed Been (itl by , taxicab man, who has been missing sinep lant of the people in the twenty-six counties of Southern Ireland want emotions. The Administration which) t) postpone it so as not to spoil ee age February, after leaving Roanoke, Va., | pact ratified. ‘ 4 a . n Brooklyn and taken to a hospital. : se y set him free is somewhat sadder and] Ghrigtmas for their familtes. bs to walk to the northern Georgia line, ® This confirms prédictions made wiser this morrow morn. hen the Dail Eireann adjou; Miss Rist was a clerk in a worsted Working on some mural decorations| vy ; ; { . aeatie ce | ' : org Vassar Girl From Texas, Mildred | detectives bat gpor Doth President Harding and! mitt there and Brands also was era- for Victor Perard of No. 55 Charles! Thoni ‘on, me Snaa Evidence that Harsell, who under- | SRDEIS) et hal Ceara MW ney General Daugherty, who| ployed ina local mill. Trey had been| . Bicenl wack ureieal aaiue Neal on, Will Beco teak she raciping wapedition tHVOre until Jan. that the ave tried their’ gospel of “under-| sweethearts for a year. A few nigots| Michael Barrett, Despite In- ae aUTUET accalas eine Britisher’s Bride. der to condition himself for a hunt- bring definite expression of the pede standing” in trying to convert Debs of agitas ‘ fust before America entered the World| dered by persons in the Pigeon Roost forward that when ti7°ill renssetab 7 ite iat pease: lnetert toe nave live. Brands told her he did not de- Others. Crotoder, the younger, was sad a3|War, will culminate I'riday when Miss| Creck section of Mitchell County was bide che ‘truely WH te ROOreueal by eucceeded. Their disposition 1s to| Ste (0 live without Her anine tab- he again took up his brushes, The {Mildred Thompson, daughter of Dr, and| declared by Detective Brim of Galax, hasnt wo See Ef sh ig 6 tal say no more ebout the case and hope|_ Brands bousht four siryehe Michael Barrett, thirty-four years|next day he was informed that his|{T% Dickson G. Thompson of Dallas.| Va, to have been found in connec- that Debs will not abuse the liberty that hes been given him by becom- ying a centro for more agitation, a rallying device for radicalism and professional exploitation of the work- JBg classes. | Matilda Rist, seventeen years ol, jof No, 132 Central Avenue, and her | sweetheart, Thomas Brands, eighteen, ago she confided in him that her con- dition was such she did not caro ‘to lets at a Passaic drug store saying he wanted the poison to kill a dog. Sat- urday and Sunday nights he visited the girl at her home and arranged de- tails, The double tragedy was set fir last night and after dinner with his Evening World To-Day FIRE SWEEPS HOME juries, Risks Life to Save old, cashier in the Elks’ Club, Man- \hattan, was painfully burned early to-day in a fire in his apartment on the second floor of the four-story uilding at No. 82 Prospect Place, Turkey Was Ca He dropped his brushes, answer at the hospital. father had passed away, hustled over to the hospital and was refused permission to view the body. However, he arranged for a big fu- Among the Living When arved for he was Again he M38 MILORED THOMPSON... A war romance which began in 1917, Tex., becomes the bride of Capt. Frank Schwab of London. The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. William Nor- man Guthrie at St. Mark’s Church in this ety. After active service on the French and Egyptian fronts with the Royal Tramp to Condition Hin-- self for Hunt. has been reported here by private ing trip in South America, was mur- tion with the discovery of the body. Brim, with other detectives, arrived here abou* six weeks ago and began working on a new clue to Harsell's disappearance, Brother Offered $2,500 Reward to FIRM BANKRUPT; SHORT $1,000,000 ‘Three Creditors for $450,009 six Southern Counties and Expect President Will Finally Accept. ple’s will, and the view is now peal to the country unnecessary. © The Morning Post's corresponagmt ” saya a rumor ts afoot of a “possible sengation” before the Dail medts — again, this being taken to mean thal m Ha ° y 0 neral at an undertakin; esta blish- Cl - x OH tne Mardiow. Administration trea] 2enly Brands wea to Bie ewere |, be aking eutablsh- | sicia Artilery, for tures yeare, Cant, Force Friendly Action Pre-|xamon De Valera intends to af ni een iti nat baa Reart's home with the poison, Mrs. yn, . ment on Eighth Avenue, He bought Ipeneas come to Now tek choy wits Find Missing M aratory to Reorganization, |Rounce withdrawal of his oppoatti 5 Neus est slaed Rarer nat in mystery| John Rist, mother of the girl, was in| His family consists of his wife,| expensive fioral tributes, All the im-|Hritlsh propaganda unit headed by Sir| Blaize Lorillard Harsell, whose pa y oF “Jin view of the overwhelming Deen ect the very delicacy of the|® Tom adjoining the aiting room| Rose, twenty-eight, and their two| mediate family was informed of the|Geoftrey Butler. At that time Mlss|winter home was in Bedford, Va. : of opinion for the treaty, : : disappeared last Feb. 15. 48 he w Tho Times sent a special corré= ‘act that Debs pl ne | children, John, six, and Rose Maria, undertaking. Tt is a fact ia ago| Dut heard nothing to indicate what| eee ie a One of the daughters wpproached {88 Both were invited to a patriotic/an experienced camper and wo tacturers of watches, with offices at|spondent to County Clare, the Couns could have had a pardon long ago] Put peat’ te wo. Two of Barrett's brothers are| One Of the daughters ah social event here, and the meeting re-| man hig brother, Norman Harsel 1 Jes is |Cil of which appealed to Mr. ’ if it he would have agreed to withdrew) “4 short time after midnight Miss|visiting them. Willlam, one brother, hor father She Ilfted hee black vant [aulted—well, they're to be married | believed the missing man / /as| N° 89 Irving Place and aaa pie I |Valera,-to: abandon hia. oneal he vi he expressed against this ‘i s or fa » Bhe Dt ) | Friday. Trenton, N. J., Waterbury, Conn, 4 Notes nentaeee into the war. For| Fist staggered into her Paid was in the apartment, and the gas in| fajtered u step and then shrieked and| ‘The engagement waa announced re-| Mistaken for a revenue agent by} Trenton 1 London, were thrown According to the correspondent) aay “) months the Harding Administration | Tom im convtilsions Hes Blea {°lthe dining room had been left burn- | fainted. cently while Miss Thompson and her|™oonshiners !n, the mountains and|Chicago and London, Council's action is endorsed with has been besieged on every eide to| tell the cause, A physician WaStine ror the other, who was visiting| The son—Jim—then approached |family were visiting in London, Both | Killed. «|| into. involuntary ‘bankruptcy: to-day | pride br 6 vast. majority, ob: § Falcane, <Debe Atiorney Genara| Cael 858 be send for'an amDUIAROS | the casket. He peered ‘into the vel- |famlles ure now at the Hotel Chatham,| Harsell, forty-elght and a bache-|,, ino United States District Court|Ple. Clare ts known as “the SNe eid veveral raonthh ane A , vet-lined box. He looked first at| Capt. Schwab is the European repre-|lor, was a descendant of the Black-| of a petition signed by three credit-|County," from {ts having been 8" talk with Debs in|‘® the girl Brands staggered in, The is believed the gas mantle broke the minister with Bible openea ana {sentative of tho American and Foreign | wells who formerly owned Blackwell's | 45 with claims aggregating $450,000. | traditional home of Irish political by a personal talk wi poison had not greatly affected him Investment Association with his head- ‘Washington to convince the Socialist leader of the error of his views, but v e haart, igniting it and spreading to Christ-| ‘what does this mean?” he asked. | san Saturday on the Carmanta, to spend Brim, the detective who has found Wall Street, was appointed by Oeonnellia emana(pation camy ka failed. The Administration was | #mbulance with Bere areree ent mas presents wrapped in tissue paper.| “You must be quiet, Mr. Crowder,” | their honeymoon on the Continent. the missing man’s body, said he be- Judge Augustus N. Hand as receiver va Sheree Teele Land regretful that it could not then wave | Deion re) anes Rrands tala him the | Smoke spread to the hall and was|;cassured the minister, as he laid a ae Neved the search was hopeless but! oe the company, whose liabilities are gee, and its people regard thé - its own viewpoint | where the young couple were alone While the doctor was giving first avl at the time, but he was placed in the and flery fragments fell on a rug, seen by one of the other tenants, who time of burial service: ready to proceed. ‘Thompson was studying at Vassar Col- quarters in London. The couple will Island. As recently as November, would continue it at the insistence Robert H. Ingersoll & Bro., manu- Edward 8. Childs, a lawyer, of No, movements, among them Council as having lived up to tradis anc 's 4 P 00 its assets, ex- DrOUERE Dems tein relense. Finally, Story on the way. ‘The couple died |poungea on the Barrett door. Boney BABE on Sipe Mae Ena re of Norman Harsell. ee ee eatrae $2,000,000. Gone: ; ad anno cediity of the Christmas| “fteen minutes apart. Brandy's story)” witiam Barrett ran into his broth-|" “quiet,” replied the painter, “That Soon after Harsell's disappearance | ahs three ereditors are the The reparter discussed the qi RES Senin Sieetus to. the | t2.Capt. Turner was . ers room and aroused him. As| mons not aint 3 jo bbe We a reward of $2,500 was offered for in-| tina) city Bank, with a claim of|t#n with all ranks and classes BCUBON Fave nn release of Debs and| “We decided to end it ail when|yichael opened the door into the nts Sma 4 formation as to his whereabouts and| senso, the Chas National Bank, |P®P!e from the highest ecclestast movement for the release of Debs and) sr t6 toa me what was the matter | aining room a spurt of flame bit him| TCT? We much consternation for private detectives were employed. a eee ee ete a eeenith, Folds |*®, the lowest menials, and says the Administration yielded. with her. I told her I could not velin the face and on the hands, arms|* minute. . Node! sruwa 1a the mountaiae b $200,000, and Hathaway, § 5 while he heard nothing in dis} But in deciding to give Debs his end A sweeper at the hospital ward, 7 tow ns by lum-! & Co,, $50,000. inant cl e _| Without her and we planned to and chest. William seized Mrs. Bar- bermen in October was for atime | : | t of Mr.De Valera, he was a Uberty the President and the Attor-| (i 65 before Christmes, but didi! rett and little Rose Maria, carrying | Where Jim's dad was resting from Sallevedito be Harealre According to the petition, the €OM-| that from 70 to 80 per cent. of ney General knew from experience want to bring sadness to our paren's|the former on his shoulder and the his injury, accidentally knocked off ii Sale | pany admits its inability to pay es county favors the treaty. The mii with radicals that it would be a at Christmas time. I bought the baby under his arm, to the street, the num’ er on his bed. In replacing debts and expresses its willingness ie ity he belleved to be mostly members i take to impose conditions on Debs—| 1.) before we decid<d to wait till! hough burned, Michael Barrett did|'t She placed it on the wrong bed GIRL STUDENT, 23, be adjudged u bankrupt. Charles H.|o¢ the Irish Republican Army. 3 to threaten him or use coercion in| ee" or vstmas, what he could to put out the fire,| Jim's dad got well and enjoyed a STRANGELY MISSING Ingersoll, Secretary of the company,| piypLINn, Dec. 27.—Beginning wi Fy trying to enforce silence , | “1 went to Mattie's home to-night|then carried his son to the street. He) happy Christmas with his family. sald however, that the action is “®/tg.day active campaigning for % The answer of the radical is thit) 14 14 were alone most of the eve-land his brother ran back ieee the| et Rockefeller Expert Stricken in | friendly one preceding a reorganiza-|againat the treaty is expected to sta ; he will never yteld to coercion and) ii. we pianned our deaths, Mat-|gmoke-filled halls to the top floor HE’D WIN PENNAN “xp + IN pupil of Baltimore Y. W. C, A. ton of the business.” The plan for] Roth sides are active und a shai that every man has liberty of action] ie insisted on taking the poison first lapartmont to save a neighbor, but he Vera Cruz, Where He was Home Disappears, Leaving _| & feorsanization baeartng to me Pe, |campaien is looked for, ; and of thought. here a a contlct) ona she put two of the tablets in a] was away from home, | WITH PLAYERS FED to Open laboratory Rey , i : tition, will be submitted to al | At the moment, because of Ccontined on Second Pare.) | Hite °t walt to sco what etfoet it[noune got te the areat amtnout aia,| ON MONKEY BRAINS a ies gles Sire tagersoll void the company bae|Curistaas, "Dubs is "presi stuff. waited to sce what effe house got to the street without aid. aS would have on ber. That was about| ne are was confined to the Bareett | 1 VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Doc. 27 (Ass0- Re surah aaaeatea Mgt neantn amend during the paat year ana vito Teane of heering the midnight. apartment and tio one above, and ‘li d Power | ciated Prom).—Dr. Howard B. Crose ° Hale {halt from the general business de-|try’s opinion, bu' rie! CANCER DEATHS Matiie Apan began to ahow thelald about $8000 damage Michacl|©! Man Offers Agility. and Power tree er caller moetieate Ged here Pre sclt. toenty theee year at Atte, |Dression. A committes of creditors|sions arriving here take the INCREASE 5,000 | crrects of the poison und then I put|Barrett was attended by an ambui-| to Pittsburgh Through His |i cmnmg, a victim of the yellow| marie, N.C, whe disappeared Sun. |W@# appointed in May to supervise|ter of messages supporting the DURING THE YEAR| the two tablets I bad left in the samo | ance surgeon from Holy Family eas | Ecuador Diet. eee . day watt trom the South Branch ot |e busloaea ana the bankruptey pe- or pL red 5. 4 ass and drank most of it. 1} pita . ee tition followed. country ———— esi Mattie while t eae waiting pital. a PITTSBURGH, Dec. 27 Dr. Cross arrived at Vera Cruz early the eid Women’s Christian Asso- The Ingersoll company began bust - is for the time being inarticulate, it q Census Bureau Report Indicates} gor tho polson to work on me, We HALF PINT OF BOOZE; | A. lL. Bowden, of] man, an- | this month to open a laboratory for oer Leahey a student of dosign- |Re% shortly after the Civil War with | seer Oey 1 ee extent. Norrthern States Have High and | sat side by side until she jumped up nounces he will give Pittsburgh |the study of the yellow fever and the| ee anea trom the| te manufacture of low-priced i apett ‘er, special XN : Be and ran into her motter’s room, The] TWO BROTHERS DEAD | , pennant-winning bascdal team | marsh fever which the Rockefeller In-| 19 re vcrout 0 ercloce | Wavebes. One hundred million of] meetings of popularly elected bedi , Southern Low Rate. poison bad not begun to work on me | ‘nd a champion football eleven {stitute In establishing here, Twelve) Home Presumably shopt 9 OCI | ier i is said, have been distributed | 87° expected and 2 more accarags , WASHINGTON, Dec, 27 then and it was not until Dr, Abram|(Celebrated Holiday With Small | ‘te A Say arin raat patie days ago he went to Tuxtepec, centre | Dns a cide a sag ane since that time. avery a aOR wee y “Deaths from cancer in the | Macklin was called fa the house by Flask at Home—Only Part of | tnan any trick movie ater ir [%f, the sellow fever dlatrict. Ving {half-finished gown, her pureo and|“fATR AND COLDER,” | uch importance is attached ts Ralieainintes 10. ,080tolaon Abe | Bie ie ertiae Gree anti It Drunk permitted to glace them on a [ending two Mya tele vv tha {Jewelry on the table. AST FOR CITY |t2°,e2nguncement that a speciat proximately $9,000, or an increase The loc: or wees Deepa al r | ere aniea A, om ae sanitary conditions ont tant i brat Qe AGinbtast Giue ‘han idavets FOREC. meeting of the Tyrone County Coume of 5,000 from’ the estimate for | when 1 stagyere Vane had mot tota| Frank and John Tiffany, broth | “"The “menu,” which would in. | ‘inease and was immediately nena Shad ts abae enather she hia Seas Fell Lay Mgnt Gtves|Cll Will be called to pass ® resolu= 1919, according to a report to-day Mrs, Rist said 3 of No, 206 West 6ith Street, are dead| iyde glands and braine, woula |Rere where futile efforts were made|/ 8, J 0 a4 wandered off as |2mer That ere thon indorsing the treaty and call py the Census Bureau. her of her trouble. ag the result of drinking a portion of | he obtained trom a superior classy | '2 save his life. lea seanit| of aiene auddeniy devas Werke te 40 | upon Dail members to vote for ratifi« ‘The upward trend, the report a half pint of alleged whiskey on i "4 n he ala 7 ‘The funeral will tale place to-mor- Fair weather and colder tempera- | ction. ‘This Council recen' * . 75,000 FRENCH KILLED M i e of monkeys he has observed in i g|oPed Mines, The police inclined | ..+. 13 to be New York's portion for! tly de~ said, is accurately shown by the | Christmas. Frank Tiffany *died in| poyador, South America, Bowden | TOW: attended by the medical corps and) | 4 the latter theory. “! clared its allegiance to the Dail , increase to 53.4 per 100,000 pop- BY OWN GUNS, HE SAYS nis nome and hia brother, who was! said 5 representatives of the authorities. —_———.— to-night and to-morrow, and there) mreann although it is within the ulation in the death registration meree9n ee A rushed to Bellevue Hospital, died lenin isviacratieslemenel at Dr. Cross is the secand American! BELGIAN ROYAL HEIR will De no more snow—not for @ day’ sursaiction of the Northern Pasian area in 1920 from a rate of 30.5 |Gemeral Biemse Derasiize Haisem| there this morning. The portion of| monkey meat will give indomit- | Physician to die here of yellow fever REPORTED ENGAGED |""'*° anyhow. Four thousand emer- | irene. per 100,000 in 1919. Pesta dinee eon Parca, in g| the halt pint that was loft is to he| able power and unlimited aggres- |v ithin a year, the first beg Dr, Hued- 7% jsency men were put to work at 6.30 yyrone and Fermanagh are to res Using an “adjusted” rate for ee describing more than 200 battles| analyzed. siveness to baseball and football | tek, attached to the American Con-| nor insiste He Will Marry |° Cock this morning in Manhattan, / voir against the Belfast Governments @tate and sectional comparisons | 1. prance and Belgium during the late| Frank refused to tell where ho had he said sulate, Princess Yolanda of Italy, Brooklyn and the Bronx removing|poth claiming attachment two the @ cancer mortality, the report |, concludes from data collected by| obtained the stuff and if John had Men’ =A leave for Walsaar —_——>——_ SRUSHOLA, Dac 31 (Aseetaten|| *hO EM South because Catholics make up conchides that “tho Northern |him that 75,000 French soldiers were] any information he declined to sivo| jn a few days for a fresh supply Car Skids and Kills a Boy. Pross).—-Reports of the engagement of OM Thursday there will be less of majority of the population, Shoul States have a comparatively | ilied by thelr own artillery through do-| \t, -11e was stricken with blindn-ss| or monkeys and also to super- Bioven-year-old | Joseph Piston the Duke of Brabant, eldest son of King cold and more of clouds, making the|the Tyrone Council, as is expected, high and thb Southern States a [fective Iinison. many hours before his death. Both| yise construction in| hativhady (one: aN fpovliae mie, RrooklY: | Atvert, to Princesa Yolanda, eldest weather a bit warmer and more com-|declare for the treaty, the Grimthe? eomparatively low cancer mor- | Tho losses, he says, were higher by! men were married, John having twu| for the opening up of oll fields |fereeat the croming of Beaver Btret |(Aauenter of King Victor Emmanuel of fortable under foot. The wind is|Colling party will have an added tims Gality.” Among States In the [oe en enon ne eens onsen of the, small children, there {a1 Melos tocday dierottyin the path Italy, have gained considerable clroulas fresh trom th “Ihweat and it is/ portant argument f\ thelr cause, registration area, Massachus:tts |i) ' Uvantry, he finds, were compar-| ames Corrigan, @ cock at the eeaien.ceeaninl Of 80 Serna mie. -AUtAE ENE f Ne sas (OE Analy feneHtAa colder along t! England Const | The Fermanagh County Counclt showed the highest “adjusted” | atively four times greater than the Metropolitan Hospital, Blackwelt's REHEAE Wibo deme Bia pd proteased boy tn. oval than anywhere cise in the vicinity.| Was recently dissolved under thy @f @.9 for South Carolina was French losses from the enemy's Qre at coholism this morning at No. 34 (bss vm to ceases and aoa may one turing his skull, He Belgian society expres lef th om outside. ‘ 284 » 5,000,000 killed and gobolism this morning at No. aw Sih "ip minutes, the report wes not without foundation. show and rain, ‘a he lowest, co lthe ul t