The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1922, Page 1

rai ~ € * ses 3 ‘ “IF IT HAPPENS IN NEW YORK IT’S IN THE EVENING WORLD” hrilling Tale of Hooch Pirates Off the Port of New York H rINGY Ly eo) EDITION ~ . To-Morrow’s Weather—FAIR. Circulation Books Open to All.’’ Ni York Wi Pres ASS *ESewonner tet! ete pe er VOL. 'LXII. NO. 22,031—DAILY. = : Entered as Second-Claws Mi ‘NEW, YORK, MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1922. Ertrred. an Sogent-ciace Meter IRE MANIAC IMPERILS MANY FAMILIES ADE MARKS MUST} 400 Women Armed With Pokers || |VFS |MPERILLED |2.100 Cases of Real Scotch # Cop; NO DFEEIVE THE March on a‘Mine at Uniontown _ BUYER OF GOODS Labels -on Packages of Mer- chandise to Tell of Compo- To Drive Olf Strikebreakers eae Disperse Mob’ Guards Weapons, While Nearby Fire Hose AT MOUNT AISHD | “Wee cor taut? Way, Pires! BY FIRE MANIAC Roughnecks Came Aboard, They ,Did, and Trussed Up the Skipper, They Did, and Then Left—and Booze' Left, Too. With Makeshift at Another Plant Scatters Crowd. ’ Blazes Start in Two Houses F HER WISHES ARE DENIED: WARNING GIVEN BY PREMIER FRANCE WILL LEAVE GENOA UNION' Pa. a charg ct. 4 7 a fob Se {00 women armed with iron pokers|™4n and Caroline Presko. Same Time. low, rakish craft, which was United States Submarine Chaser No. 101 be} CUNARD PASSENGERS |}Poincare Also Says Republic te >t. , 8 erintend * IDECISION OF U.S. COURT | #24 2ter makeshitt weapons marched ae Monee ous tempecenty ee fore the navy, sold her at auction, TO RECEIVE MONEY] Will Act Alone to Enforce id = on the Amend mine to-day and sought| blinded by a handful’et red pepper| LUMBER YARD BURNS: There was something about the way the Fidus came gliding under the AT SEA BY RADIO} Paynient of Reparations if - rt fi . , |to prevent non-union miners from] thrown in his eyes by Mrs, Rodman, _ guns of Fort Hamilton and Fort Wadsworth that caused the Quarantine G Government Wins Victory in} entering. . he charged. : . observer to sniff suspiciously and get Police Headquarters and the Custom ‘ z= ermany Defaults May 31. At the Collier pl : ay Soaked in Gasoline Used 5 . Suit'to Establish Fair Deal. | Te women were dispersed by oF eter ees mee here, : House on the telephone. Farmers’ Loan and Trust Makes SaRK eee uit'to Establish Fair Dea ‘omen were dispers ¥|crowd of men and women was dis-] by Fireb Nearby Fi mca A t "i 4 ing in Business armed guards. Two were arrested on| persed by a, stream from a fire hose. WA DireHug— NCAIBY tates “privately owned submarine chaser coming in,” he reported, “Acts| Arrangements With Lon.!on —|LJoyd George Believes, How- Ps ee men Called. like a bootlegger from the Islands. Better get busy. Institution. ever, That Crises. Are a RES s. Down the bay snorted the John F. The Farmers Lake, snd Trask i ] WASHINGTON, April 24.—Manu- " ‘ Hylan with a detachment of harbor ‘ Pasced—Expects to Com- et ver, z From 7 o'clock last night until late Company to-day announced that urers are required to use trade policemen peering over her rail and ; A | ames and labels which will convey s ‘ ] this morning Mount Kisco was kept} training her quickfirer and her ma- arrangements had been made plete His Work This Week, to the purchasing public an accurate astir by four fires, at least three of} chine guns, Close behind the Hylan with the London Joint City and chasin: a ( q which were established to have been| was the Custom House craft Surveyor, Midland Bank, Ltd., so that wire- BAR LE DUC, April 24 (Assock description of the materials or in- . set by an inosnilixcy in charge of Customs Inspector le: runes ha = : gredients composing their products. i Hokenson. They surrounded the ss payments may be made at {ated Press),—Premier Poincare an- ual siral Gouve seludad dn tle 1 } | ‘The first fire was in the Halstead] pang and boarded her. They got no any time to passengéra en route | icunced in a speech hi | in { case brought by the lumber ‘yards on a tract two blocks} liquor aboard but- instead the wildest on board the Cunard ners ipeech here to-day), Agee ae long, between the New York Ceniral] pirate tale wheih has been confided Mauretania, Aquitania and Ber- that if the French delegation at — | Federal Trade Commission against the Railroad tracks and Kisco Avenue. J,|% oMicial ears since last week when engaila Genoa could not.go aheed. with " Winsted Hosiery Company. ‘ 5 - J+) Night Watchman Breckinridge of the snes bd tet | Justice Brandeis delivered the —s— * Cregier, Chief of Police, estimated the} Roval Insurance Building told ho whe Thropgh the branch banks on |work under the agreed conditions i pinion of the Court, Justice Me- . z : s loss to the lumber company as more] had been waylaid by nine armed rob- r board, bassengers may also order | irance would regretfully have 10 : Me-/Dublin and Southern Ireland|Former Princeton Faotball| than $100,000. The fire is stil! smoul-| bers. But Breckinridge changed his —>—- Lvedicty Sey ates Perdecn Sega cease. partitiphtion’/ fe, ane'/ ednie cial Reynolds dissented. Manufacturers throughout the coun- Carry Out Demonstration tale to admit that he had himself bees aise planned the robbery and admitted the Ceremony Wirelessed From Firemen were called during the night Star Inherited $10,000,000 sons in this country. ence, , - H is % 4 4 Fee Are sen onaitin ies Kae Without Trouble. 2 Years Ago. trom White Plains, Chappaqua, Gold-| "The captain and crew of the Fidus| Plane With All Radio Fan- Held for Fight The Premier also declared Franke & rule would be lak Bowe denagtely : ¥ S038 Bri Aptis FpSABAL Bilis: RIDIN UBT dg: ea thepedom As “Witnesses.” (2 OY FUQil,> waa, it necéssary, undertake alone i defining the extent of the cdntrol the Federal Government may exercise in designating labels and brands to be used on products offered for sale in interstate commerce. The Government also considered the LONDON, ‘April 24 (United Press). —Dublin passed quietly through the great genera) strike against militarism which completely paralyzed the Irish capital and a large part of Southern Ireland to-day. Mrs. Simah M.,Vaughan of No. 1 East 56th Street to-day filed a sum- mons and complaint in the County Clerk's office in a suit for divorce from William W. Vaughan, head of the Stock Exchange firm of Vaughan anc Briarcliff. Some of the outside companies were still throwing streams into the lumber yard when a message came to fire headquarters from Gus- tav Hoffman on Lexington Avenue in the Kirbyville section of the town theft of the 2,100 casos of gude auld Scotch booze which they had aboard and with which it would have been a crime for them t6 be caught inside the three-mile limit. “We sailed from Bermuda,"’ ran the tale, with over 2,100 cases of Haig Here's another ‘wedding in the air.’ The bride is Miss Sarah Cocke- faire, a nurse in @ Brooklyn hospital; the bridegroom is Albert P. Schlafke, athletic director of the Veterans’ 2 Men Sentenced To Go to Church Policeman Charged Prisoners to see that the Treaty of Versailles is executed if the Germans default in their reparations payments. These statements were made in an important speech before the General Council of the Department of the question of paramount importance,| Although communications were in-]& Co., No. 62 Broadway, and @/i2¢ pink’s tea room was burning at|& Hal t well until Ted é r F roo! Haig below. All went well untill ayo ctain c, 2 ‘ Mew eaking a decision which could be bterrupted, the Colonial Office-here an- {member of the New York Stock EX-] 7 ineton Avenue and Main Street.| Yesterday afternoon, when we were} ” Hs eo 14 Std Meametie With Using Profane Langu- Referring to the Russo-Germat made a preceden disposing of “a e . Montauk. We were nis afternoo need this evi thi Dub! change. - twenty miles off s ; large number of cases now before the | MMS biker) a Re a eco pepelh 12 tie divaroy walt, ware:|A* Sumas sue, Some InMtAnE some?" 611 Relownaxcopessent gOui i) Maly: LAO 2 Va PO eames 1 ae Oe ee age in Restaurant, treaty signed last week at Fagnlim Federal Trade Commission involving | quiet throughout the day. Trouble, at Link's called the firemen to tell] on the bridge. heard the bell of /over Curtiss Field at 2 o'clock. The Premler Poincare said: ) P eharges of misbranding which had been feared from insurgent sealed and no information could be} 1. that Gustay Hoffman's house| another veasel amd then the engine}clergyman engaged for the occasion Two men charged with disorderly ‘That accord brings out into the The issue was precipitated whet] sources, did not materialize obtained concerning the details of stopped. was the ‘Flying Parson,” Lieut. Bel-] conduct by Patrolman Hanneman of] yy jight the sympathies w! i F : oe ; ’ : , es which had } @he Federal Trade Commission sought} Communication with Dublin was|Mrs. Vaughan's charges against her WES ANTS, ‘We piled ont to go up on deck and} vin W. Maynard, winner of the trans-| the Ralphs Avenue Station in Brook- =f yan to’ restrain, as unfair methods of| Communicatio ublin was} jvand, Mr. Vaughan expressed re-| 14nk, with his family of four, nar-|were met by a villainous band of|continental air race. A radio operator} iyn, who said they used vile and pro developed in the darkness between the competition, labels o rands used} crippled to-day the workers having| Ui Me ion concerning the |TOWly escaped being burned alive. The|roughnecks who shoved guns in our} was one of the witnesses and the ‘ id and pro-| Polsheviki and the Germans. How =~ by many knit goods manufacturers, | included telegraph and telephone ser- |8T° I “faces and told us to’ go below and] fower girl Miss Maric Louise Bobb of | fne language when he tried to make) juny persons wrested from thelr con: 4 house was almost completely con. which the Government insisted con- veyed to the purchasing public the idea that the underwear so marked ‘was. composed wholly of wool al- though the evidence showed in most instances that cotton was also an vices and steamship and railroad lines in their walkout. Cable companies announced they would refuse mes- sages. ’ Even racing, the sport with whieh suit had become public and declined to discuss it. He said it merely was one of those cases where two peo le cannot get along ‘-cether and de- clared he did not want to air his New Orleans, winner of prizes at six- teen Southern baby shows. Radio fans who were interested In the wedding got on the wire at 2 o'clock and heard the words that tied the knot. stay uiet. We did. “We heard them working on deck and in the cargo space aft for a while. Then the bell sounded again and everything was ulet and we went up. We had a fear they had thrown Kelly sumed. Hoffman, who had been sit- ting up with a sick baby,got all of his family out. His house was damaged to the extent of about $1,000. Meanwhile a fire started under the away. Mrs. Margaret Barkeley, sis: [ensign of the navy or so close to it we] the Mayors will be on hand to greet them stop fighting, were sentenced to go to church every Sunday, Tain or shine, for six montha by Magistrate Fish yesterday in the Gates Avenue Court. The two men are Harry Baulsir of gaged in a fight in a restaurant at fidence of ygsterday will not now admit that the Cabinet was right in desiring to insist for the moment on eighteen months’ military. service?” M. Poincare referred to the discov- ingredient. family affairs in public. ‘ there he Waacalll.: AP . 3 é “phe United States Court of Ap- aes agree a a Hey, Mr. Vaughan was a famous football | porch of the home of Joseph Dailey paras ie hee eeraee tied to the abeaetasttoderaomes ty poke ald ” aaa erage Brooklyn, and | eries of mare bia Wr hele 2 ] peals for the Second Circuit decided, | ° pe parrens 1 WR POTS on East Main Street a few steps im in the uniform of an}tady and ; ° farry Pearson 0 jo. 21 Second] in Silesia the formation of police or- | Rowever, against the contentions of|den. Any form of public sport was|Player at Prinoston Many \yeare ASO} mast—and him in t y and Syracuse, where, it ts sald. | street, Union Course, J. I. They en-| vanizations in Germany composed of | the Government, finding no fault with fhe labels and brands used by the Winsted Hosiery Company, which it declared were well known to and ac- under the same restrictions, The Westminster Gazette's corre- spondent declared the insurgent lead- He is a powerfully built man, standing more than six feet in height, and known as the “‘biggest'’ man on the where he is well didnt know the difference! And ‘THE WHISKEY. WAS ALL GONE.’ Capt. Kelly had but little to say, He would not deny the story told by the them. From Syracuse the plane will proceed to the Veterans Moun- tain Camp on Tupper Lake, where Seblarke and his bride will spend two ter-in-law of Mr. Dailey, was waked by sparks falling on her bed. Mr. Dailey went out in his pajamas and Broadway and Gates Avenue early yesterday, Hanneman alleged, and used bad language when the policeman former non-commissioned officers, which he said were so easily trans- formed into a framework of military é : Stock Exchange, eurately understood by the trade.|ers and Free State army commandeérs as that the chaser interfered. force He instanced these things, a» From that decision the Government] already have reached agreement as to} known. He is a member of the New got the best of the fire with his gar-/man. On the report ee arian reece Zsy Magistrate Fish asked the men if] well as the Pan-German agitation, to appealed to the Supreme Court, truce, York and other exclusive clubs. den hose. BO tats Caneutate =e they went to church, and when euch : Geing the Winsted Hosiery Company.|" ay tes ondent says he und Vaughan is the son of the lste| a tale of hay,,eoaked in gosoline, |("Y Of Bermuse, the Matton oom CLOSINS AMERICAN | said he went “occisionally,” Baulsir| Ustify the precautions of France. whose methods the Federal Trade Lge tas nder- Henry B. Vaughan, former director] 14 heen used to start the fire ut| Mistrict Prohibition Enforcement! BASE AT ANTWE to the Bushwick Avenue Methodist |, “TMAg® are lng oe ee cere } Commission selected as typical of| Stands that hostilities between the]of the Corn Exchange Bank, who died atten dd House = RP} episcopal Church and Pearson to a} sald, “as if the Pan-Germans were the Dailey house. The hay was taken {Chief John D. Appleby, Custom Jlouse « . Presbyterian Chureh af Union Course, a test ase. the trade, as properly found that such practices as hose followed in the knit goods trade o be unfair methods of competition, The Winsted siery Company's labels of “merino wool” and “wor- rival forces are to cease, although the fratricidal character of the struggle BELFAST, April 24,—-Two persons were killed and ten wounded in rioting and fighting in the Ulster capital over and Dublin is also reported to be , USE HENNA BATH FOR OLIVE TINT Treatment Gives Delicately Co!- ored Skin to Go With New Oriental Modes. interrupted. MULLINGAR, April. 24.—Father Kelly and Mayor John McKeown last night met representatives of the Free Staters and Republicans at Mullingar. Both sides agreed that there should be no trouble until after the peace conference in Dublin next Wednesday. two years ago, bequeathing his son Aaaews and Asaiatant Press).—The American base at Ant- werp, largely employed in troop move- ments, will soon be closed, as most of the American troops in the Rhineland sa cai though from charts showing landing places all along the ne coast and from the absence of anything like a manifest of the cargo they are morally certain that the Fidus has been on @ burned horse blanket were discovered. Lieut. George Roberts of the State Police has taken a squad from the White Plains headquarters of the constabulary to help Chief Gregicr WOMEN PROPOSE “OUTLAWING WAR” law “Painless and Beautiful” The- ory Leads Aged Toronto Man to Suicide. TORONTO, April 24.—After reading a newspaper article quot- ing Sir Arthur Conan Do: declaring that death was ‘1 less and beautiful,” Percy Brown, cveating international which would make war a crime was adopted at the meeting of the National League of Women Voters’ Committee on Re- duction of Armaments here to-day. HOLD BERGDOLL ESTATE, 1S COURT RULING Peter Manners, active in East Side night life, according to the police, “DYNAMITE” CRUISER VESUVIUS SOLD AS JUNK Hatled ax Epech Maker tn Spanish War, but Failed, WASHINGTON, April 24.—The old AND QUITS JOB AT ONCE Printer's Devil Says He's Going to Get Anto ava jdacation, TULSA, Okla, April 24 Press).—Harry McCoy, fifteen, er's devil, with a telegrain in his po saying he was J®int heir to $2,000,000, refused to work to-day, (United print- or very nearly so, and if this said the Magistrate, ‘‘we should not nave you here for using profane lan- #uage.”’ LEGION DECORATIONS Government, for war services, upon three assistant military attaches of the Ameri- can Embassy here. The officers decorated were Major Donald Armstrong and Major Eugene Villaret, both of New York, and Major Walter V. Cotchett, retired, of Wash- ington. watching for an opportunity to fo “What is going @h at Genoa," con- tinued the Premier, “singularly con. firms all we knew of the state of mini! of too gr 1 portion of the empire eted” used in describing differentltne week end. bootlegging errand. have been returned to the United " - Erades of underwear was misleading.) pupyin, April 24.—News has : 1 i URE SSS among the members of the crew de- | states FOR THREE AMERICANS] “How long back had Germany pre the Government contended, because a ¥ International Law to Make War tained for questioning were Chief En- i a ~ pared the treaty with the Soviet Gov the company added no words to in-|Just arriv in Dublin that the a Crime Is Women Voters’ READS DOYLE’S gineor .Lovkwcod, who’ acted os The equipment will be sold to the| Majors Armstreng and Villaret of] ernment, and are we sure the treaty Aicate to the public the percentage} Failway line has been torn up at #y incor | Lockwood, | who | acted stag [City of Antwerp. Food supplies re-| This Clty Made*Chevatiers by hax been entirely published? Ie it {Continued on Second Page.) Newcastle West, where Mr. Collins Plan IDEA OF DEATH, the very rope which he had taken} maining when the base closes will Pegnes lon Haut ace aecombanied. lr aan = —— * jand his party are sald to be held up.] BALTIMORE, April 24,—A fesolu- ENDE HIS LIFE |''°" Kelly at the mast; Ray Palmer, | probably be disposed of locally. PARIS, April 24 (Associated Press). saison? Is it simply a shield for po. Telegraphic communication between ‘ * ~ who, according to Mr. Falk, had a —_— ‘The Order of Chevalier of the Legion of LONDON WOMEN \ Has e Soxoe of “outa wing WATE DY pocketful of I. W. W. literature, and] BOY INHERITS $2,000,000 Honor has been conferred by the French | ‘tical-and military conventions?” Newcastle and Tralee and Tralce Lied At any rate, added M. Poincare, tlie coming together of Germany and the Soviets was a great menace to Poland and an indirect menace to France, French opinion, said the Premier. would have been prepared for the dis: solution of the conference at Genon upon the disclosure of the terms of Attorney ‘the Government in argwing the. Gaal adam batweles the tee $10,000,000. and a beautiful country|from the Dailey barn. Back of the |‘ otc eoaauieen LTR 7 = the Magistrate pronounced his unu-| ‘ cases contended {t was not sufficient pel a pane aa Parties | estate at Red Bank, N. J. Mr, and|Hoffman house the police found a} United States Atiprney Paik consuls. Troops Gone or Going From) suit sentence. ‘The court clerk com- pment trouble sooner or later on thelr } for manufacturers to use designations] '® bot ate Mrs, Vaughan lave been married for] cloth glove which smelled of gasoline. lone ae ern Airlie hisniagt 3 Rhineland, No Further Need | municited, with the pastors of the} eastern frontier with a view to get: for maniing thelr goods which are| The decision, it 1s added, followed |apout fifteen years. ‘They have no| Rubbish and straw hdd been piled in|) Cs de Fig enamel 44 for This Centre two churchas and arranged with them| ting back by force the Polish regions known to the trade, and insisted that| negotiations between the leaders, who | children, ‘The defendant has twenty | the spot where. ths fire started, fica MURR arieusen Goer uaa Oct y to report every Bunday on the attend: | tayen trom Germany by the ‘Treaty federal Trade Commission had] nave bee ly influes days in which to answer his wife's] Near the Link house a five gallon BRUSSELS, April 24 (Associated of the men, ss * | mee Peceral fp Seeniy, acee -ty, the can neurly emptied of gasoline and a|thought up anything satisfactory p c vou attended church regularly,’ | ¢¢ Versailles. | LONDON, April 24. The Republicans have refused to m Charge Must First Be| Seventy nine years old, committed 7a i uaa ? Har Ais blk hom be —— thls Russo-German treaty. A henna bath cult is forming | evacuate the public buildings they o Dinpoxed Of, Justice Decides, muiciae by Kee Seppyaietion. BE aC oy ed Vesuvius | vant te tank’ shen no sevivea| FIRE ARO’'SES PATRONS “But,” he added, “we did not sep- ] ‘among London's more ultra so- |cupy, therefore the administrative! wASHIN Aor ‘Momaustite|) caveat aatanleeteneiaer tetas) |e Srecleu.was Says balled ea the witch came from his mother IN HOT“%L THERESA | arate on thie occasion fro Alli | ,elety women who deem olive col- | business of County Westmeath 1s at] ajey in the Supr Court of the Basle PP ae etalling asrecent lecture | pogsible pioneer in a new naval area, wood, 8. ©. <I ATOLS OB Unig CRON SIH m our Allies, red skin worth acquiring. a standstill. A Mescalbehsa gah y the English spiritualist. Near jas been sold as junk to J. Lipsitz off “I'm going to get a mojor car and an 9 TES and from our friends of the Little ‘he craze is said to be of French Ae af Solus, ad vaied) (Bae ae it Was 8, not in which the man |¢hefsea, Mass., for $4,260 education," he aaserted ee Entente. We publicly affirmed ‘our 1 or American orgin., Baths, strang- AUTO STRIKES BOY; DOESN'T len Property Custodian ca Re re- iJ Like many gher novel craft which oA erry ane nia ,- ” bi thi , ender propert “I am seventy-nine and blind, re v ._ | mother inherit is that of his mother's] Patrons in the Hotel regu, Seventh | Sdarity, but this new proof of our 4 ly tinctured with henna dye, are STOP, quired to surrender property of Grover y-nine iwere expe ed to sweep all battle-| Cond husband, ae eaae ean ote ath, end. 1asth} conciliatory Intentions does not alter taken monthly and impart a deli- An auto which went on its way with-|C. Bergdoll, valued at $750,000, if the ships from the seas, the ‘dynamite 2 “4 cate tint which looks well with the out stopping to-day struck Pi Government proves that Bergdoll hag} PINs !s true why should I linger Jghip’ failed utterly and was dis-1 swe, CAL a, CANCEL Cone] Streets were awakened early this mora} the policy of the Cabinet. evening dresses of oriental shades | St020, et a been convicted of desertion and is now] bere?’ carded, In 1898 she ‘let go" a charge polled Mita ing by fire in Sam Speroupia'a har] "If\the French delegation cannpe ret, 4 eross- ——————— bes . cleaning establishment on the grou gees Pep uar Rete, 1, [Ing North Seventh Street at Havemeyer|* fuattive from sunien as WOKGa PR, ROREAD, ee en: There! DALLAS, April 24.—Mme.| Noor of the building. go on with the work at Genoa under ose Street. The child was thrown about a Arcade, Pulliser (World) Buliding. 53-8) moe 8 Connie | roar. hen” mma Calve ‘caneciled her concert} Sinoke and the arrival of the fire ap-|the conditions agreed upon, then we @asicr than treating only that |gozen fect. He was taken to Green-|, 198% World Almanac, the rendy reference! Park Row, NY diy Yet Santiago fell It was found that nt Sigagemonts because of illn« Mi # Kot the guests out of bed, but i @onsiderable portion of the body |joint. Hospital severely cut and with | beck: 35 cents per copy on stands; by 1000" Check room fer dagen damage had been done to the old Calve became Mil Saturday in Waco, Bho] ‘bey were assured theie was no danger shall have with great regret to dig- | expored by, mpdern evening gowns, injuries, City, Cheveussy checks for salen xere fort. will return to New York. Damage waa about $100, continue our collaboration im the cons { e a i i . - 4 \ 1