The evening world. Newspaper, April 10, 1922, Page 4

fy me A { iS k f | j f | : ty f H | | I — wee me STK TO AERA, -GEN SQUIER TELL trial Was postponed. The senior Liniander was on his w to Manhattan when he collapsed on rullroad platform, Death was duc to heart disease. He was fifty-two old and resided at No, 112 Kimbal A’ nue, Yonkers. He was in the tallor business at Fifth Avenue, near Thirty- eighth Street. ¢ was a member of “RADI Bradablick Lodge No, $8 F. and A, M. 0 PHONE FANS ee _ = SOuDHEE hos SLAIN FLYER’S BODY romney ~ . OFF TO.WASHINGTON Broadcast Must Be Over Elec- ———- ric Main to Make Lighting Circuit Available. Family of Lieut. Col. Beck Ac- companies Remains Follow- ing Impressive Farewell OKLAHOMA April 10.—The body of Lieut. Co ul Ward Beck, who was slain here on April 4 by Jean P. Day, wealthy oll man @ lawyer, was on route to-day to Wash- ment in Arlington ’ Mrs. Rachel ers mother; his son, k jr, and Lieut. John with the body. vonatration by of- where Beck was cer, marked — the jal From a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, April 10—Now es a warning from Major Gen ©. Squier to all radio fans stick to their aerial on the roof Jeave the electric light system at least for the time being il raéio Oroadcasting is trans itted on the electric light mains commandi unless furthe idence is brought to set to an aerial, he attached Sith ol light," the nty Attorney was ity the electric light on his desk and] reed ae saying ved @ perfect concert. Immedi-] “ Blase At Jas ly radio fans throughout the}93 POILUS DEAD tried the stunt and blew out sete IN SILESIAN BLAST had forgotten the broadcast — be transmitted along the light-| 1. 1o¢j = Sais it ia ta'be received trom] Explosion Creates lighting main. ment and Martial Law May "The wet requires a special plug,” Sunatat Gen. Squier said, ‘‘but not special Be Proclaimed. ring. However, ever the special {, April 10 ‘will not give results unless the] p Wwenty-ahres French sol- itting station is sending out | diners one German foreman are . along the electric light}now stated to have been killed and . I did not receive a broadcast }ien others injured in yesterday's it out on un overhead aerial. IJexpiosion at the Huetten smelting from # station which transmitted | works, near Gleiwitz, Upper Silesia. tho'electrio ght mains. Tremendous excitement was reported he advantages of the line radio od of broadcasting are many. The /inat martial law would he proctaimed r channels for radio broadcasting | ‘The explosion took place in the limited, and even the few wave ramély vault of Count Elnsiedel; one nels which are available can be lor the founders of the Royal Smelt- profitably employed for such |ing Works, in the cemetery connected p activities where space is the) with the works. Unofficial reports ck best fnethed. of communis lassart @ bidden mine was detonated My ere is no radio in- 1 if wae enaayy De Mecsusanting on [turns & searon ror oonosaled arms, lines, any number of wave et employed and there.| CONGRESS TO GET BILL , the number of sta-| TO STOP AUTO THEFTS that can be operated on the ESE ais USNS geil Federal Registration of Cars Pro- Jone om pre vided in Measure. AVENUE TAILOR SARATOGA SPRINGS, April 10.— DIES IN R. R. STATION |General fegisiation designed to euro Automobile thefts will be introduced In Lintander Strict Congress to-day by Repreeentative Mills ives ‘ikem at Mt.) of New York, Hiram C. Todd, Federal a—Causes Pobtponement th and Chairman of a ot Peal. District Attorney . ha Phen the case of Walter Liniander Arthur Chase for damages @ut of an automobile collision at Plains was called for trial to-|number for every car. Uvery sale of day announcement was made that C. E.la motor vehicle would be made by bili u » father of the plaintiff, had of sale recorded in certain United States Gead this morning at the Mt. court clerk oMces. 4 , FUR STORAGE 2% on the Valuation Repairing and Remodeling at Moderate Prices An Inclusive and Exclusive Collection of 1 SMARTFURSCARFS IN ALL THE DESIRED SPRING SHADES { Fifty Brown Fox Scarfs 7 SPECIAL VALUES y 25.00 and 35.00 : | Soft, fluffy, fine quality selected skins. | PLATINUMOR BLUE FOXSCARFS 75,00 i Dyed white fox; selected whole skins. { STONE MARTENSCARFS 25.00 35.00 Large full skins of fine quality. HUDSON BAY SABLE SCARFS { 59.50 69.50 Large animal effects in beautiful shadings. i] BAUM MARTENSCARFS 32.50 48.50 Fine quality selected natural skins. { TWO-SKINMINKSCARFS29.50 39.50 Natural skins, beautifully matched. Just Received a Large Collection of “ RUSSIAN SABLE, SILVER FOX, NAT- URAL BLUE FOX AND FISHER SCARFS At Particularly Special Prices CS = ee 6 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee from Gleiwitz, with the expectation | == |vernon station of the Harlem Road. The] ATTEN PROPERTY ACCOUNTING FILED]™ Disposition Held . Up Settlement by Germany of American Claims. WASHINGTON, April 10.—An ac- { the $350,000,000 worth of »roperty held by the Govern- ven to the Senate to- day in a report filed by Alien Prop. erty Custodian Thomas W, Miller. ~ “The final disposition of this prop- “will un- a direct bearing on between this country and Burope, with particular the late enemy powers,” $415,000,000 of Am- against Germany Mr, called the terms of the Knox- peace resolution indicating t no disposition should be made of enemy property held by the United erman Government the satisfaction uf enoms ment was , erty.” Mr. Miller said, doubtedly economic elations ma. ‘eport gave the details FOUND CONSTITUTIONAL Supreme Court Rules om Law ax Applied to Municipal Bon@a, WASHINGTON, April 10.—Cénatitu- tionnlity of the Federal Estate Tax as applied to municipal bonds waa upheld “| to-day by the Supreme Court. The suit decided was drought by Mary Greiner, administratix againat the colector of Internal Revenue at Pitts- (Associated | burgh. RICHMOND, Va., THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, a oicapinllecninles $2,500,000 WAR PLANES TRANSFERRED TO NAVY April 10.—Fitty De Haviland airplanes were being shipped from the Richmond’ Alt Intermediat Depot toviay to the Navy Yard Hladelphia upon orders of the W. Pending euiae mee serial, bases "YT carewell ra “of roses wore] Of Md Nei te Ades it etethge cannot be successful dropped upon the train from four] cluding industrial plants, steamship . . rita Goce uisier, Chief Blenai| tictabes, Lane ioha "aba gate tule For Women and Misses © of thé army, announced that] Day was ‘exonerated Saturday by a suimon factories, gold, and liad gertected pea Glreleen” toroner’s Jv ich recommended me rnlnes and Chere ina par- SET tn Ghat ited. ceils of real estate and securities, Disti yj Me delled ied to the radio phone, it looked ere is ling to justify the SS istinctive YU (i) e e Instead of attaching his re-| spending of money in prosecuting Day] FEDERAL ESTATE TAX ». 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