The evening world. Newspaper, March 9, 1922, Page 2

ROVAL FAMILY aT THE RIGHT. ht wane eal sine THE FIRST PHOTOGRAPHS THE WEDOING of PRINCESS MARY ano VISCOUNT LASCELLES- EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MARCH OF PRINCESS M. 9, 1922; a” WEDDING Re ON _BALCONY OF. BUCKINGHAM "PALACE J VN DERWOOD E UNDERWOOD HY. DREW $650,000 Startling Figures Come Out in Testimony Regarding Childs & Josephs. Hugo 8. Josephs, junior partner of the firm of Childs & Josephs, went the door and sent his companion over to the desk. ‘ Pointing his revoiver at thé hotel clerk and Kelly, the short man qr- dered them to put up their hands and 3 -then forced them into an ante room | where they were told to crouch under ‘the stairs, He told them if they madé any noise they would be shot. When they had shooting. They were taken to the West 30th Street Station, to which their car was towed, Both cars were filled with bullet holes. The one commandeered by the policemen belongs to Harold Gerstenlarer, and besides his chauf- feur were two men friends, They had all been game despite the bullets that flew about their heads. An examination of the robber car showed that besides five bullets that went through the back, the gasoline been doing some of the PRESIDENT he started to the cash register the f tall man sald: “Take your hat and coat off before you go over there in view of the win- | dows, you d—a fool." WEEK'S RELAXATION) KEEPS HALF BILLION INFLORIDA TO-DAY into’ bankruptcy in January with liabilities of approximately $9,000,000 and assests of $5,000,000, testified to- day at a hearing of creditors before Referee Townsend, after an account- ant had shown that his debit balance with the firm since 1907 amounted to $1,469,959, that he had in all that period invested only $125,000 in the business. Mr. Joseph's testimony followed that of William A. Matthews, an ac- countant, and a statement made to the referee by Wilbur A. Ball, an at- not advise banks to lend money on the certificates which Congress is talking about. Unless some better way is devised to pay the soldier bonus it is doomed, i piieiee HARDING DOGGED BY BONUS PROBLEM House Members to Send Envoy or Letter to Force President to BEGINS. |HOUSE BONUS BILL FROZEN IN BANKS ‘The short man took off bis hat and| tank was punctured, the engine had \ Eat ee i Take Stand. q te that alee Fi ie two we Ee hd PPE pets eats, te eek grecat ioe, eosubapes “owragat wth. caae| ve Amrive: i SE Augustine.) Treasury Also Sees a Possible| wasimwaron, ats ron #thelte the bankiastay cach of She tart: to the stairs where the clerk and| lives is almost a miracle, 4s more Vacation Headquarters, Cost of a Billion Dollars |ever-troublesome soldier bonus ques-|ners had withdrawn from the firm Kelly were waiting and, telling them it did pot seem like enough money, ] went through Pierce's pockets without j nding anything. 4 |) + At this juncture “Abie the News- boy’’ took a hand in the proceedings. He hed been watching through a win- than thirty shots were fired. After the excitement waa over Kelly got the key to his room at the Penn- Post. The police had found it in the taxicat seized by the short robber. The detective, who was so near the latter when he escaped, explained he dow, and satisfied it was a genuine | didn’t have his revolver with him good night’s rest, President Harding World.) licen members of the House Ways and | referee claimed that these large with- hold-up, took out his club and began] ‘The police know the namo of the| was looking forward enthusiastically] wasHINGTON, March 9 (Copy-|Means Committee ,decided to-day to}drawals do not represent cash, but are f rapping on the sidewalk. the machine used by the] to the first day of his vacation when Z 5 either send one of their number South |bookkeeper's figures of transference r “Hell, the bulls!'’ the tall man , and believe it' was atolen. | he arose this morning aboard the} "sht, 1922).—Five hundred million) © at sraraing or write a|°f credits and debits. He said also ‘ shouted to the short one and ran, re-] HUSBAND OF ONE OF WOMEN] special train which is carrying the] dollars will be “‘frozen’’ in the banks side ” areing * @lthat the bankgupts expect to show . volver in hand, toward the waiting AN EX-POLICEMAN. Execu and his party to Floridalof the United States if the Soldier]Joimt letter, in .. effort to get a@)there are no hiddqn assets. ; automobile, * ° for a week's rest and relaxation, Af ee complete and fink! expression from] Mr. Matthews, who testified that he The husband of May O'Britis is Bonus Bill being considered by the 3 § The short man, with a threat to pene Since leaving Washington late yes- the Executive as t) whether he wil|¥48 directed to make his audit of shoot both Pierce and Kelly if they|80!omon O'Britis, a former police- House of Representatives should be-|the Exe as 5 { terday the special madga sound, took Kelly's key from] 4" Who was separated from the de- | tine and early to<ay was skirting the 12 ftie Una tollowes the 1c partment through a misunderstand- eat cader, Mean- lower South Carolina | time Police Sergeant Edward Rosen- Ing yehich did not involve any charges against him, he says. He is the *po~ lice strong man" who performed the feat of holding nine other policemen and a sergeant on his shoulders at the Police Field Games two or three years ago. He said he had deerf out of work pending his application for reinstatement in the department and feld had heard the newsboy's raps tut was sceptical when Abic yelled, “They're sticking up the Penn-Post | “gain.” He saw the automobile and walked ‘oward it as the short man came out wf the hotel door, waving the hotel hey as if he were a guest coming out which will be the tion headquarters, afternoon, The run and the Carolinas without incident. President Harding This Afternoon. ON BOARD PRESIDENT IING'S SPECIAL TRAIN, March 9 (Associated Press).—Refreshed by a scheduled to arrive at St at 2 o'clock this Treasury] plan is to bring the bonus up for &! The drawings of the two partners through Virginia] Department, which eontinues una-| Vote on Monday, March 20. The two-} up to that time, he testified, showed has so fur been} hated its opposition to the methoa| thirds vote necessary to pass the| 4 total on the firm books of $1,600,000 of his party, which, in addition to Mrs. $650,000 and that the creditors ex- pected to show that during this period the -firm of Childs & Josephs was bankrupt. He also followed Nathan Proskauer, one of the attorneys for the bank- rupts, who in his statement to the tion dogged President Harding to-day as he went South for a vacation. Having been unable to reach the President while he was making ar- rangements for his depdrture, Repub- in Three Years. crag By David Lawrence. (Staff Correspondent of The Evening had made good the period beginning Jan. 1, 1920, stated that he found on the books for the period preceding that time a debit account of $894,122.07 in Mr, Joseph's name, veto the loan-certificate bonus bill now before the House. Representative Mondell, Republican House leader, reiterated to-day his come @ law, Also it may mean a net cost to the Government in three years of about g billion dollars. This is the view of the coast, It is Augustine, President's vacu- bonus under suspension of the rules prescribed by the House Ways and]ig assured, Mondell said. Means Committee to which was carried as a personal debt of theirs to the partnership. The cash book for the two years and the members provide funds } soldt: bi a. Tl y - ee a eee eae oe rend asia ni ane was worke| Haring Gearstary Christian aud |for # soléter bonus, The Treeuy/STATE BONUS BILL _ (preceding the benkruptey, Mr. dat on ty pol an, he {net restaurant in Manhattan at | Bris. Gen. Sawyer, his personal phy-| view is that if the bonus must be thews continued, showed that the firm shouted to the occupants of the auto |ing,in a stayed the Berman girt|scian, includes Attorney General] paig, the funds would betler be ob- GETS WIDER SCOPE | haa paia out for Mr. Josephs an ag- j ‘or me,” “and, . Ae Daugherty, Speaker ett of the 3 Gregate of $247,239.80 and that he had ; firing on¢d shot at Rosenfeld, ran to} for his wife's pugnt. ane Heda a Sena al Under-Secretary of State] tained by direct borrowing on the] . Would Only | Pensenally ili $241,000 tor toll si Avenue. He jumped on a taxi- filad es woe, Bitton boetd ere Fletcher, all appeared to be enjoying} part of the United States, though Disabled Veterans oul LY | of $488,239.80 for his personal use, He a vive ar pec NEATH and or- eanenrs ot tues ertee dt tt the trip immensely, ‘The Prosident in- thatoeorn’ is) hardly (es good aba Have to Show 14 Days of testified also that other debit items Meanwhile stipe neue Policeman Frederick Hofsaes, also of the West a0th Street that Mary O'Rritis was convicted of having narcotics in her posgession when he reached St. Augustine this during the Josephs sales tax or any of the other forms of taxation suggested two years against Mr. , Unemployment. amounting to $204,859.58, “ afternoon. UBANY, March 9.—The age |Which were reduced by $117,258.47 of Station, had heard the .ncwsboy's| Dec. 29, 1919, and the Special Seasions|*teroom, ation plans for tho} Indéed, the Treasury looks upon the|_ ALBANY, March 9.—The Brundage } 01s Wie otal debit of items! pounding en the sidewalk and ap- | Justices suspended sentence. a rkaA Het habe aznounecd “oney : Disabled World War Veterans’ Com. |<Tedlts,. Fa total asbieiol stims proached. After the short man had Miss Berman's parents sald they to-day, it wan understood Mr. Har- scheme*to compel the banks of the pensation Bill was amended to-day rhe nan onan ” eer Haase fired and run, Sergt. Rosenfeld darted | would refuse to go to her ald. They | aioe might take a trip down the| United States to loan money on the] 2. 44 provide that disabled vet- aad tolniaae $575 687,01 withdrawn toward the touring car containing the | paid they had ward Bide recently Veyocida coast of several days as the|#0-called service certificates as the |érans, to- come within the provisions |from him personally from the firm men and two men, The driver put}against going out at night in bad). oot of mdward B. McLean, publisher] worst possible way t could have}of the measure would have to show |during the two-year period. on speed and almost ran the two po-|company, but she had insisted on e Washington Post the lat 7 . 0 Nicemen down before they could draw| going out last night in spite of the] Of thy Manion st, on the lt-1ye@n devised to handle the situation, [tvat they have been without regular | Mr, Joseph's salary for the two la veer er's houseboa! ; ‘ employment for fourteen days, in- | yc the accountant continued their reyolvers, fact that her mother is very tll. Blaborate * p is » beln The position of the T ry will 2 {1 is _ x ° are bel , sin ¢ . The short man by this time in the| Miss Berman, records show, was tink ay tie oAUantG Crnst cine unquestionably be made known to the ce ies oo lee Bag Bu See ite ay eee (gat was ta front of the Pennsylvania conver | o¢ Peace a ny before} raitroad officials to protest the special] louse Ways and Means Committee| This amendment was accepted by | showed that his living expenses for 5 ective who had ; e, 5, 1917 7 on whic e Pre 8 trav- sf . heard the shots ran out and ordered ce Was suspended, She was later hore vs Se a 7 erg a tele though, to be sure, there is reason to |the Sntreaucer, | Garo nns oe the two years amounted to $246,227.26, Martin to stop. Martin did so charged with felonious assault, ut]; doer by @ pilot train runnin believe Secretary Mellon communi-|£. Bru rn Rape: D iteleerai 5° | Jewelry and furniture he had pur- lischarged bape ' ®} cated his views to the President and {after @ donference of the service men | chased for his household during the FIRED SHOT IN THE BOTTOM OF | W85 discharged. ahead of the special, with the gen- thd tade ietansing.-aa @ coneeruanoe (ce Legislature to-day at which |twe years, the accountant testified THE CAR. eral roadmaster of the line riding on {t was unanimously approved. : issued his statement of Tuesday re- amounted to $16,947.36 and that gifts vou" : r yilot.to make the in- pc nae El ehh af You'll drive or I'll kill yout” the} 1921 INCOME TAXES the rear of the pilot.to make the In-}ii) ting his proposal that the whole : — to “relatives, employees and friends Jabber anid, firings shot into the bot. spection. No train is permitted to be}! Me ee Sestonten on jug | USE NEW DEVICE ON PULMOTOR tad to’ $61,876.26 rebber ald ring stot neo he bot: | WILL BE. $2,500,000,000| operated on any witch turned in the DONA Inaue be pontooncd or a nates} T™™ TO TTS Cae ace. |*moumtad tO HET ety. neey SAA-“tns) robber-jumped out ap pied eee ha cee at condone ‘The new inhalator used tn connection | years old, testified hisafather, Fred- fat into @ passing private car and t $750,000,000 Below Total] cha trainmen is operating the spe-| OMicials at the Treasury explain patted Ld Relnonee: om gas victims Was lorick Josephs, purchased a 37% in- 3 , » gene M cir opposition to the House eripleven oes vreau. {terest in the firm for him on his : hay Peseived Last Year, Say flail and the general road foreman of] thelr opposition to the House plan] (tion twenty-elght, found near ane ween cnx with the eived La ty eats engineers Is riding in the engine cab. [this way: They say that the so- eath from asphyxiation in the room he |tWenty-fivst birthday, in April, 1907, feld and oer Srseue Treasury Experts. One of the last things attended to] called certificates will embarrass the] jaa rented for the night at No. 263,and that his partners were Harris and Hofsaes leaped on a passine| mon, M o.—The| by President Harding before leaving |DADKs Of the country, for it compels | West 54th Stroct. Dr. Stewart 8, Scott |Childs and William Parr. Mr. Parr, private automobile and told the chuuf- ASHINGTON, March Washington yesterday was the pay. [them to lend money to the soldiers] oy the U, S. Public Health Service ad-|he stated, retired from the firm in four to “open her up." One stood on|1921 income taxes will bring the Gov-| TN Cr iis income tax. His check {2M Yet, the certificates are MOF} ministered oxygen until the tank he hal/1919 and that his interest was taken nd th Se iopey ehoeting: af them 0,000,000 below the total re- | piggidential salary. the sums they borrow, the ertifi- Seoaition’ to consider this -a fair text, {oUt the payment of any money. The Pais igh ar, Treasury statist! ~~ rae eeemst romain in the banka for | ponble to. concen to. Flower, Hospitni | terest purchased’for Mr. Josephs by poe te a espa renters mp un ¢ d to-day 7 1S A “HOT DOG” A MEAL three, years, | If the end of taree in @ serious condition but with a good his father cost, ne Sis edpiiait byt Srrer east to e first quarterly payments proo- = y the soldi who have r=] chance to recove .000, and that he tater pr other ae Avene Kew to 26th Street. Jably wil ho more than $440, OR IS IT JUST A “DOG?” 4 the money should default, the ———e 's amounting altogether to cust Park Avenue, south to 000,000. $100,000,000 b«low overnment must not only makels, p, c. A, BENEFICIARY IN WILL. 000 i Street, east to Third Avenue, the quarterly average of last year Greek Litigaut Insists Restaurant] good the bank's loss but it must pa¥| phe Society for the Prevention of] He testified that at the time of the fo 18th Street and then to First Ave ne r sirinking om Them,|the soldiers tho remaining half ofleryeity to Animals receives the residue | failure he had no equity with the two nue, The policemen in their com. ADELPHIA SEQUEL OF KAR- Prichopados. and Geegory{the money they were privileged toler tne estate of the late Virginia B 3 a he had ‘5 Bory of th 4 brokerage houses with which maesonne automobile were only « DOS & BURKE FAILURE, Greeks, who partners, run} borrow under the soldier certificates: |giate, who died oa Feb. if at No, at done business, but admitted that he ort distance behind most of the] PHILADELPMIA, March 9.—An tn- and “hot tand at ere Sireeh mecoraing, to ters. an , . time, the two partes exchanging voluntary petition in ban De right next t ‘i As viewed at the Excoutive end of Ge rate Water th Burr ae pings oleae me ee *S nest longing to the firm. shots as often as they were urcuns| filed in United States Distrlet Court to- Andrew A wT ¥ tunck,.| the avenue, the plan means a transfer i neing ® d eorners within range. day against Kravis & + ® broker » Greeks claim that the Stuncks all}of the drain for the moment from the Pdent also beque Hewsaid his life insurance policies Boniewbére during the ch ba-| firm with no exchange connections. r | sold tee} Treasury to the banks of the country: T, Beekman, 7| for $125,000 had been put up as col- dre during the chase, proba~| 11") | > ail Ps ; : , a diamond ring tol tate t nal loans and that in tay while rounding a corner, ‘the tail | Wavilities of the firm, which did an ct] As between the two, it is contended Ker, in whose home | “cre! for pares: Be 4 ot business, were Hated at $30,000 s tt halt nt the ‘Treasury is better able tolac® Tm whose home | retaining John Wilkle, an attorney, to rebber who had apparently been doing a he died 0 to her nuroe, Kath at $10,000 concern 481 not deal in th t tlelna, that | cy Arrant Garcwings th ne [ame died. an , represent the firm in the bankruptcy most of the shooting leaped out and dealt t the New]right bélng voete \ w tt and we then are DO Hering MeCormack \ childs h igned escaped. At 18th Street and First f Kardos & Burke, brokers, | Gece . : rks. — Been action, he and Mr. C a BAS aati Avenue an axle of the robbers’ car] which cloged recently, Albert Kravis he quest! kine off Comptroller of the Currency Cris- DEAD WHEN RE LEARNs|‘° him a mortenge for #800 ane mapped and the car stopped, As the }und Maurice M were members of anceps Plains to who by law trusted with AMOUNT OF HIS TAXES. feo for disbursements that might 1 policemen drew alongside the chaut- | tte fir w t dog’ is i banks and] pavENPORT, Ia., March 9.—Dr, p, | “ise.” Charles Reigelman, another feur elevated his hands. The women The Gr nv injune- | who hails from Ma ©., where for | prown fell dead in the County Treas] ttorney, he con inued, recelved from damanded to know what the trouble years he was President Harding'#! urer's office this morning shortly aftr | him "personal jewelry, all § the was and were forced to put up their {f you will take lax tee t lay intimate fend that the being told the amount of his taxes, He] Value of whicl did not know, as bands also as the policemen suspected of a cold coming on.—Aévee RS: GEERT. scheme is 60 unsound that he would venty-slx yours old. his fee, {FIRM'S PARTNERS _|IISH FRE STAT MISSION 10 PLEAD ‘ontinued From First Page.) posted in Limerick to-day asserted that Richard Mulcahy, Minister of Defence in the Dail Hireann Cabinet, “by a breach of trust Is alone re- sponsible for the present ~Limerick situation.” The proclamation declares Mr. Mul- cahy “‘solemnly guaranteed that the Dail Eireann would keep the Irish Republican Army, as such, intact unti! the election. He has not kept his word. He refuses to allow the Lim- erick Brigade of the Irish Republican Army to occtipy vacated barracks in Limerick City because they would not take them over on behalf of the Pro- visional Government, but insisted upon maintaining their status as a part of the Irish Republican Army. “He drafted troops into the Repub- lican areas, namely Limerick and Kil- kenny, in the interests of the Free State Army. These areas were chosen because of their strategic strength. He officers these troops by men who will obey his instructions without ques- tioning whether such inStru@tions ate a subversion of the Republic or not. He seeks to insure that no matter how the coming Irish Republican Army convention decides, the Provisional Government will hold all areas for the Free State Party. “The Republic still lives to prevent this insidious attempt to suppress the Republic. Units of the Irish Republi - can Army have come in from Coun- ties Tipperary, Clare, Cork, Limerick, Waterford and Galway. “Do the citizens of Limerick under- stand that their local Irish Republican Army units are being placed in a false and humiliating light solely be- cause they stood for a principle? Do the Itish Republican Army men em- ployed by the Provisional Government to garrison the barracks in the city at present know for what purpose they are being used? Will they, who fought and suffered for the Republic, now take part in destroying it?’ Both the Irish Republican Army regulars and the insurgents were strengthening their strategic positions to-day. The regulars, in addition to the seven barracks previously occu- pied, took over the prison, As a counter move the Republican insur- gents occupied the County Infirmary, across the road, and also the Shannon Rowing Club, BELFAST, March 9.—There was considerable shooting in Belfast dur- ing the noon hour to-day. The only casualties Teported was a baby boy, who was shot in the thigh. $300,000 LIQUOR SEIZED ON SHIP OFF BROKLYN SHORE (Continued From First Page.) contained ‘six ‘bottles of a Baltimore brand of whiskey. Capt. Brown, whose address is 434 Street, Bath Beach, was taken to the Custom House and interrogated about his cargo when a demand for his manifest was unproductive. What the Victor's skipper told the authori- ties was this: That he had been en- gaged by a man called Charles Kelly of Brooklyn to go to the Bahamas and take on a cargo. The destination of the cargo, he explained, was “up Fast,” that was all he was told, he said. When the got to the Bahama@ he went on, a schooner came alongside and gut a cargo aboard the Victor. After that there was nothing to do but obey the orders to take it “to the Hast.” ie As the Vibtor is more than twenty years old she had a hard time com- ing northward, her skipper declared. ‘He had storms that ripped his satis and most of the gasoline was used trying to buck the head seas. It had been his intention to take th Victor “somewhere off Nantucket he said, but his vessel was in such condition tbat he preferred not to risk her and the lives of the seven men abourd, so he put into this port, New York EACHINTHOYEARS| FRANEREAN AD Y’S WEDDING ARRIVE GoodLuck? Yeh! But WhoAll For, I Rises to Ask Hits Wreath Carried by Negro Porter. More than a score of persons who were hurrying down Madison Ayel nue to work this morning received 2 “Good Luck" greeting which was intended for someone else, and which brought anything but joy to the heart of the Negro porter who was carrying the huge floral wreath which bore those cheerful words. The porter rounded the corner of East Forty+third Street, and the wind caught the emblem as an ocean zephyr catches a sail. The porter spun around several times, and the horseshoe spun to the pave- ments. Roses, carnations—all of green detached and soon the Avenue for two blocks resembled the choicest blooms the house—becamo AL den in spring- time. Each passerby picked up & flower and carried it along. When last seen, the porter was walking up Madison Avenue, mumbl~- ing something about ‘Good Lugk,”* carrying the wire skeleton of the wreath. hoping to get gasoline and have his sails repaired. And just then the Prohibition enforcement officers ap- peared, and there you are. Capt. Brown was taken later in the afternoon to the Federal Building for arraignment before a United States Commissioner on a charge of possess- tug liquor. The crowd about all afternoon waiting to see the contraband stuff taken off the slopp. It hoped the wind would be blowing off the’ cargo at least. 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