The evening world. Newspaper, March 11, 1922, Page 1

THREE SECTIONS—SECTION owe. “IF IT HAPPENS IN _ NEW YORK ove. — NEW YORK, “SATURDAY, MARCH 11, 1922. Entered as Serond-Cins: Pont Office, Matter New York, N. ¥. Whole Disirict Seething in zea Smuts Calls “Gravest isis We Have Ever Faced.” -Two Slain and 57 Shot First Day of Fighting, ich One Correspondent Believes Is a Revolution. A SBURG, Union of South March 11 (United Press).— and Brakcan, South African mining centeres, were captured ‘by strikers aided by bands of after a battle in which twenty- constables were killed, according reports reaching here to-day. ‘Thirty-two, of whom nineteen were bles, were killed in the fight- peaterday. reported in the fighting Have reached a total of 53 and more than 100 wounded, lghting continues at Fordsburg a Jeppes, with heavy casualties. it is feared the strikers may cap- Central Johannesburg. March 10.—The casualties in jghting between the striking rs and police had reached a Bl of thirty-two killed and fifty- wounded by 9 o'clock to-night day), when the firing was still tinuing, Of the thirty-two killed een! were policemen Workers’ Hall at Benoni is ed to have been hit by a bomb ed from an uirplane. Phe airplane was shot down, the pl being killed. It was learned that pilot was Capt. Cairey Thomas b had been shot through the heart strikers’ plans evidently had well laid. The leaders appar- fi ly almed at cutting off communi- r 8 In order to facilitate the seiz- of important strategic positions. 2 Possession of Fordsburg was a d of the movement. ‘i push extended northwest, ’" ed by Auckland Park, near a big rs. be camp, If this line 4s driven in, it mportant section of the :>i) ‘ay h tho central portion of Johannes- te | Be will be imperilied a he attempt to drive the police the Auckland Park District had ceeded to-day. eaviest casualties are believed ve been suffered in the extreme n+ | £rm section of the Rand. So far } SGOMEN evra has’ toon received fiom the te ern Rand ‘it In, oeves, commanding at Wit wpe | _ re | Keo: a 4 { ‘A VALUABLE TAL ESTATE GUIDE “IR HOMESEEKERS » ¢* | Mhe Sunday World to-morrow contain about 2,100 adverti ' hts which relute to Real Estate, ms For Sale, Apartments, toms and Houses To Let. Those ending to buy a house will be icularly interested in the Real e | te ads. They point the way to MM © ownership World “Real Estate”and "To Let” Ads Last Sunday more than last year. Read Sunday World istate and Apartment eal ¢ } aa Sizes, Locations. f° ke annesburg in Peril, | SEIZE TWO TOWNS IN RAND; 03 SLAIN AND 100 WOUNDED (6 MEN INDICTED, AFOR MURDER IN BOOTLEG SLAYING Sensation Promised When Names of “Higher-Up” in Ring Are Named. Six men were indicted, four of them for must. >, by the Richmond County Grand Jury to-day, as the result of a watchman’s death following a boot- leg gang's raid on a bonded ware- house. The other two indictments handed up to Supreme Court Justice Gannon were sealed. The men charged with killing Mich- ael O'Capn: Ory, ra Alle No. 482 Richmend A as \ Mignton, are Juines Pymin, twenty: six, No, 1072 Bergen Street, and Raymond C. Collins, thir- ty-three, No. 1634 Eighth Avenue, both Brooklyn; James Gonigal, nine- teen, No. 9 Carroll Plice, and Frank Brown, thirty-two, of Henry Street, both New Brighton Frank Bickford, No. Street, Brooklyn, who a brother-in-law. of dent Riegelmann, ney, No. 673 179 ‘Taylor claims to be Borough Presi- und Rens Car- Park Place, Brooklyn, were named in the sealed indictments, District Attorney Malloy, who con- vened the Grand Jury only a few hours after the watchman's death in the Staten Island Hospital yesterday, declared the indictments will result in the exposuhre of probably the largest bootleg ring in this city. His state ment was amplified by Capt. Van Wagner, chief of the Staten Island detectives, who declared that one of the prisoners is ready to sign a con- fession naming financial backers of he alleged bootleg band which will create a city-wide sensation On the night of b. after, tt is charged, the two Staten Island men indicted Nad located $25,000 worth of whiskey in storage, the Brooklyn men called at the bonded C, O, Rudolph Warehouse Company Building, Icased from the Terrace- Gross Milling Company, ct the foot of Jersey Street, New Brighton. Con- nor answered the call at the door and was blackjacked. ffe never regained consciousness, although he did not dic until yesterday The men were frightened away, ut since the time of the raid the wor has been moved to an undis- closed hiding place: District Attorney the indictments hours justive has Malloy decla within twenty- of Connor's death is the f. moved on Staten time President Riegelmann at nied absolutely any relation Tic ord, but later, when con d with further information, ad mitted that the indicted man hi married a sister of his sister-in-law sister of Dr widow of Fred, Borough President Dr. Riegelmann is connected with Dr Copeland's office and her sister is a nurse in the employ of the Health at could be lear hk our Isla in a lor Borough p fronts H Bickford’s wife is. the Laura Riegelmann, the brother of the Departme Little d from neixh- doings. A year he gave up his Musi selling automo then his sole apparent neans of support has been private hacking with 1 linge touring car. He formerly chuutfeur for John Tammany politician and on orough Mresident of Mania Riceelmann, it is said, ows e on Taylor in whiea he Bickfords occupy rooms on Oy it less of haying and time tun, Dr he hous Street four he secon —_ GOVERNMENT CABINET TO RESIGN, ATHENS, March 1.—'The Yon defeat in th a when GREEK DEFEATE, tie Voly citi 16100 196. It ia expected Vu at Une Cabinet will resign ot omge. NO SECRET NOTES PASSED IN FRAMING PACT, SAYS HUGHES Secretary in Letter to Under- wood, Protests Against “Erroneous Conceptions.” OPEN UNDERSTANDINGS. Not to Pass the Treaty, He , Would Be a National Calamity. WASHINGTON, March 11.—Secre- tary of State Hughes in a letter to- day to Senator Underwood, Demo- cratic Senate leader and Arms Con- ference delegate, took characterize intimations American delegates were oceasion to that the induced to accept some plans for the four-power Pacific treaty cunningly contrived by others opposed to American interests as “a very poor and erroneous con- ception of the work in connection with the conferen The Secretary added that the en tities of international intercourse pre- cinded revealing the confidential suggestions sations incident to the but he assured the Senate that infaror) and and conver negotiations, a full said or done disclosure of everythin: would reveal nothing derogatory to the part taken by the American dele- Rates. He rted it would show no consideration or acce position not entirely the traditional pol can Government The four power’ pact itself requires no commentary, the Seeretary adding that no ingenuity in argument or hostile criticism can add to it or make its engagements greater than re of any consistent witl of the Ameri its unequivocal language sets forth. There are no secret notes or under: standings, he asserted Discussing the Genesis of the treaty, which has been the subject of que tions in the Senate from its op nents, Mr, Hughes said that while the “question of aut ip is unim- after assent had been given tritain and J nce should be a party he himsett red a draft of the treaty ‘hased the various stious Ww “n exchanged | min that SUES tween the is not the slightest mys tery about the Treaty or basis of suspicion regarding it the Secre- tary asserted. “It is a straight-for- ward document which uttains one of the most important objects the Amer- ican Government has had in view and is of the highest importance to the maintenance of friendly relations in the Far East upon a sound bas ailure of the Senate to patity the ‘Treaty, Mr. Hughes declared, ‘would be nothing short of a national ealam ity ——— “FEMALE BLUEBEARD” GOES ON TRIAL IN APRIL With Mo Charged anid and His Father tr a Mon GREEN PLELD, Ind ho —Mr Clara ¢ alleged ft Rlucbeard, will go on trial in Hor Circuit Court during the April ter cy with tho murder of her ci end his fath investigati being conducted into 1 eat first husband ‘The State ch Mrs, (ail ned her second husband to obtain his insur- ance money and nuirder father in-law to Keep him fror wing in the to amination. PRGGY Gt satus PARIS. Ma 1 ewhelm, danglit p Burge “ \ \ nend | t iaiai mich, se a. oe REVOLUTION SWEEPS TRIPOLI, ITALIANS EVACUATE 2 TOWNS ‘RUN OUT’ CHARGE AGAINST LOCKWOOD FAKED BY LOBBY Goes the Limit in Spreading Fake Propaganda to Block Housing Measures. Two Companies of Soldiers Cut Off by Rebels at Azizia— Cities Given Up. ALL WANT CITIES TOWAVE HOME RULE But He Believes Great Care Must Be Taken in Amend- ing Constitution. CHARTER BEST COURSE. ROME, March 11 (Associated Press).—A revolution on a large scale has occurred in Tripoll, ae- cording to a despatch to the news- paper Il Mondo from its correspon- dent in the capital. The rebels have cut the railway in many places and attacked the Italian garrisons, At Azizia two companies of Italian soldiers surrounded by rebels are re- ceiving food dropped from airplanes, The Italians have evacuated Chater and Zavia. ‘The latter is on the coast about 125 miles east of the City of "Tripoli. SPEED IS PLAN, NOW. Gibbs Calls Committee Meet: ing for Monday When Bills May Be Reported Out. “Then if Legislature Keeps It’s Hands Off” All Will Be Well With New York. pspatch by ; A Tripoll despatch by way of Rome! (com a staff Correspondent of The By Joseph S. Jordan. sane See etn eo on Feb. 13 told of fighting between Eujniee wands taf Correspondent of The Evening alewacteatian forsee : v I. World. Pe Sey ae n forces at Mis-) Ai ANY, March 11.—That the urata, near Azizin, It was then ALBANY, March 11,--The lobby] stated that the Italian Government| “ites Will eventually get home rule which has been working insidiously| regarded the trouble ay un isolated)" that Gov. Miller favors It was for the destruction of the Housing| gomonstration made evident in « talk with the Gov- Bills reached the limit when it deftly it cirri ernor this morning. A_ proposition spread the propaganda that Senator] HOOCH SALOONS SELL has been made, according to his un that in view of the num. bills “whieh no two of which anding, of home Lockwood had “run out"’ on his own bills and practically insured their de- feat. Senator Lockwood did not “run out"? on his bills, and that they ave a tong way from being defeated if present indications ure the best proof. If any legislator in either House votes in op- position to any of the bills it will not be because of any lack of explanation was REVAMPED ALCOHOL Poinon Left in Some of It, olice Chemint Reports. rule have ber been introduced. Den are sion be created to pre- constitutional further alike, a commis pure a home rule on that will rule to the citles. When asked if such Rus-| his he said that he Charles Wagner, Volice Department, has reported to] vir District Attorney Ruston at Brooklyn on the samples of confiscated liquors sent to him for analysis, Mr. chemist of the pro: home give 4 propontl had would approval, of Its morits this purpose|ton says the report indicates that| have no occasion to puss on it, But, that calted the CI rman of the Hous-| many. saloons are selling “hooch" | ye continued, “L think it is matter ing Committee to New York. Before] made from re . niatoo r = he surrounded 1 1| made from redistilled Industrial alco- |) 44 important that they should not aving he urroune his propos hol, from which an effort has heen] |. Ld es with all the legis f take any half-baked proposal and put me RAGE SNA LIA ie legislative safe-| made to remove the kerosene ov other ond t ithe weave Funvde lint oaltc be: preeoHhea Lolhemeses pel her "Tit into an amendmen ve way to Ui non-beverage ingredients which have] ( nd amendment ix to. select Chairman Gibbs of the Cities Com-]yeen added to make it comply with | EEE soln wmendmens se mittee refused to make a report on|the law. Much of this alcohol, he| People who will give it very sertous the bills and i that there would! said, was wood alcohol study and have one prepared not be a meeting, until next: Tuenday. The distillation, a ding: to the wen propcaey : Uiehes pes Senator Lockwood then gave notice] port, had been successful only to the |‘ lowe aren Gu Sluis lta in to the Senate that he would move forlextent of removing the distasteful + that is ami i ppointed by mixed, 1 might be a commission the Governor; it might b a discharge of the the further committee consideration of the from] odor of the bills, | in non-beverage concoction, left dangerous and which w [will probably be made on Mon-| sometimes deadly poison POP NR HOM: SABLE oN USS it night _ decide with reference to the res Then Senator Lockwood obtained ending WOMAN BADLY HURT MEV RAVE et the signatures of eight members of Rta mami iden: FRen the Cities Committee, himself leading WHEN HIT BY TAXI) « Hite tatk what they will do. They the list, and presented the petition to ——=- will probably throw them all in the Senator Gibbs as an carnest sentiment wooim Storm # waste basket and. eith nd one of the majority of the committee identif jelevue. | from the mass that has been presented Mr. Gibbs announced after the| 4 ‘ssed woman about thirty- liom or draw a new one altogether Senate adjourned that a meeting of | tive years old was hit by a taxi cab at 1 ts pretty late in the HOB Natery. He knew at that time that] gay and her skull and leg were frac-| ‘ sate beet i th Ranator tediwood bad Jett tow New : ; omething that ought to be cone with ’ B tured. ‘The chauffeur, Harold K. Cur- rout care. Th 4 ROA York, If Chairman Gibbs so desired : Ce . ve are, ‘There seoms to by he could then have declared that {ti of No 87% Edgecombe Avenue} yo difference of opinion in any quar favorable report had been made and {Stopped when he saw her fall and] ters as to the importance of extendit the uills Would have been before ci. { Picked her up, Patrolman English ar-| tle power of municipalities to goven Senate. This is a practice of the|tested Curtis on @ technical charge] their own affairs, Everybody tx agreed : Sellav to that. Bcnate for the accelerat f busi. |of assault. At Bellevue Hospital it was| to th ness, While not in accordance with {e#id the Woman's condition was critical The question 1s, how ft can best hipicl prockeaure . ap stiaties When hit she was crossing ‘Third| be done and, of course, a great deal strict proceedure, it is done frequeat-| ,y.jue with her head bent against the be done by act of the Legislature ly in the Upper House. It was in] e sud failed lo see the taxi. wiltout any amendment to the Con Jest such manner that Senator Lock-| she is five feet five inches tall, heal iition, but when It ¢ to a Cot wood got a favorable report on the Jblack ha bite eyes, fair compleric ‘3 ; t a 1A ae Cg s ey ne oF cere ARIK ot: untOly ISU scuy hag of good mute helt exports a ae v re Hal ver Insuranee Com edding rin, Governor said that there wa £100, 000.000. - ——_ gucker way of arriving 1 ome The an by a col seta ii that Senator Lockwood had obtained «$30,000 PAYROLL jineush legiatative amendment of leave from the Senate earlier in the| is through legislative amendment 0 day. Senator Lowmun, one of his sigr TAKEN BY ROBBERS bape rs, and Senator McGarr another, | \IRFes: Damen gt inept : _ MS BR | ; , ing the Legislature to. pa mi (Continued on Second Page ) | a ee nl A A ' iv Aang a | Shooting Mine Guard 0! ee ee FOUR TEAMS OUT | bolle) ae ee eaiae ies : BG tee ue her vehicle OF GARDEN RACE f esate esau na When the Governor wax rem q ™ PARE ‘ih would net be pe ' i Co. store at Allison Eliminated by R ee Refusing limin Ret I ing 0 blef clerk, werg robl Continued on Sec Page) —Two Tied for ft imately 8 the compar _ —_ t roll, by six thugs who heli Lead nF three miles trom here te| HARDING PLAYS Only alne teams of (he original st Hilly avo) wbenn penton GOLF AT ORMOND teen are loft in the six-day bieyel \ Ss Ruard, w tt race at Madison Square Garden. Karly led. The robe . 1 morning the referee declared fou ae monite ghteen vt the early niorning sprints, ‘They were | ABANDONS BABY, WANTS Pe HOSS SpRaKeD (a tailenders. Drobach and Hanley wert IT REARED A CATHOLIC ind Mr. Fletel three laps behind at the time, He n ‘ IND BEACH M , itzsimmons four laps” ce Maken Request for Bring- ind Bello and Gaffney and Kopsky tp Child She Vorsates. Wo Tress), Landin, , and Erskine five laps in the rear « I bring my beby up maschout of KL BL Meter the leaders. ‘Thomas and Lawrence bea take care of it," read a nuton publisher, « and Magin and McBeath were penal-|_, rf pian PIMner Om wed n Jap, putting them two bein]! ind in th He the leaders and oi ind the ¥ ii \idustine, President teams in the race >». 2 Grand sire shteen hotest At th 1 hour G FF i w i ! , 1 course instead of t MeNam und Broeeo ar 1 v al heen 1 ter were for the 1 | ial mo of ' ' | \ \ | @ block, = be Gael areas WAG Ted bpliicd wap. AO GUielby - 7 aie GOV, MILLER SAYS |THEATRICAL MAN'S MURDER IN HOME NEAR CAMDEN, WJ, RESEMBLES ELWELL SLAYING HYLAN WINS RIGHT ee |John T. Branen, Promoter of Public and Private Enter- tainments, Killed by Man TO RUN BUS LINES |» comin ANYWHERE IN Cl Executive Power Should Not Be Interfered With, Rules Appellate Division. The Appellute Division of the Su- in Brooklyn to-day re- preme Court versed a decision made recently by Supreme Court Justice James Cropsey in Brooklyn granting an or- der of mandamus compelling Mayor Hylan to stop the operation of a bus Neponsit and had been John C. Judge of Belle or, Who contended that the buses Harbor, 'This order line in Belle Far Rockaway. obtained b+ unnecessary and a nuisance In a brief memorandum hy Presiding Justice Abel EF. mar the Appellate Division sald “The court should not, unter written Black- required by the exigency of pub- lio safety or other compellin consideration, interfere with th detaila of the exercise of execu tive power by the Mayor of th City of New York. The order reversed in the exerc of the discretion of this court.’ The bus line complained of was operated through the It started at Beach 116th Street and continued to Rockaway Point. The buses were operated under a sight- seeing franchise sections named HAYS FILES PAPERS FOR FILM REFORM Motion Picture Producers tributors, Inc., Formed to Improve Screen. (Special from a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) ALBANY March i Will Tiays fled with the tion Picture Producers and Dis tributors of America, Inc capital hamed, 44 it is a membership core poration, but behind it is understood he not less than $100,000,000 The directors are Albert H.W. Banahof, David W. Grimth, Will H Ha Willlam Fox, Carl Laemmie Philip G. Bartlett, Rufus Cole, jamin P. Dewitt, Prank J. Go Siegfried Fo Hart, Karl Kirchw "W G. Woseh, Mareus 1 Saul mot J bert Kut I Thies peng ay “the purp: n ‘ the comu those engaged in the my pielure industry. and ble standard: se In JAPANESE CONVICTED OF PLOT TN HONOLULL, OLE H., Mareh 10.—Fit- vanes vieted of criminal her Saturday, to-day of from’ four hurd labor cach, ‘The charge ele in connection with the dyna it Suleawaki, the house of J fi nd of rowth wor da and MacNamar and De Ruyter Goullet and Madde and Lands d Kru m4 x « wa T 24 T i Lawrence 2245 Magin and MagBsath,., 224% and Dis- H. Secretary of State papers of incorporation of the te maint Hawall,’ in Laps @o- Widely mages by Young Women—Los Angeles’s In- terest Stirred by News of the Killing. CAMD) March 11.—John T. Brunen, who made a business of en- gaging actors and musicians for dances and private entertainments, was murdered in his home at River- side, near here, last night under c' cumstances that suggest to the police the bard work which came to the New York police after the murder of Joseph B,. Elwell and to the Los Angeles and Hollywood police after the killing of William Desmond ‘Taylor, the moving picture director. Mr. Brunen’s body was found on the floor of the kitchen of his home. He had apparently been reading at the kitchen table, A full load of bird- shot had been fired into the top of his neck, tearing away the base of the brain. Neighbors told the detectives that an automobile stopped in front of Brunen’s home last evening. Three men got out and one entered the house. He returned in a few mo- ments, re-entered the car with the others and drove away. No unusual sound was heard while he was in the house. No one noted the number of the car, though the police have a fairly close description of the man who was ‘| to come out of the house. Brunen seen had # large acquaintance including young women always on the rugged edge of real thi ud hoped to among entertainers, who w trical engage- attain them opportunities they got ments through the through him. Mrs. Brunen’s mother and the slain man’s daughter had left the house only a few minutes before the shoot ing to attend a motion picture theatre. In July, 1920, the Brunen home was entered by two men who held up Mrs. Brunen and robbed the place of jewelry and money, According to Burlington County authorities to-day the d riptions of the two men re- semble those of two of three men seen by neighbors to park a motor car near Brunen home last night before shooting County detectives said that Brunon was identified with a group of well known gamblers in Baltimore about two years ago. A dispute arose be- tween Brunen and some of the mt b y after his home was roble nder peculiar cireum= toetive teved in ‘ 1 r was perpetrated nurdered man in 4 had engaged na violer n the house last Christma { that several shots were fired at that time. No one was burt and n mare, how ever, Bru 8 urchased the remnants of stock Animal Show,” whict vis wintering in Riversid Ellis Park Rurlington County de- tective, said today that he had been unable to learn from the neighbors as two n the machine came from or where it headed later Mrs. Brunen was in a state of col bapse to give any informat thi ce. LOS ANGELES, March 11.—News the mura Camden, N, J., of Jy friend of Will- lam Des under cireum tances s in the death Vaylor, created profound — stir © toda ‘ ssibility that Brounen t his by the same mysterious ageney that Vaylor was discummed everywhere. » —