The evening world. Newspaper, May 4, 1922, Page 1

“IF IT HAPPENS IN NEW YORK IT’S IN THE EVEN S-CENT FARE BASIS OF T To-Night’s Weather—SHOWERS. CLOSING i WORLD bathe ater _Ebe_ € Circulation Books Open to All?*| to All ) G WORLD RANSIT LINE PLANS To-Morrow’s Weather-—SHOWERS, VOL. | LXIL ‘N 0. 22, 040_—DAILY. meta siee, "Son i ee N E w ‘Y¥ ORK, THU R 8 D. A ¥, M A Y 4, 19 2 2. fourga New Se ‘aur "PRICE THREE CENTS “Spaz EN Retain! ss ws oat = Auk . Mayor Hylan Badly Shaken Up in Besiiien Auto Crash FRANCE APPROVES (Schoolboy Forms Human Chain TEN-YEAR PEACE, RESERVING RIGHTS Cabinet Decides to Accept Non-Agg' ression nea, but Willie Sullivan, To Drag From Sewer Kiddie Who Tried to » Recover Lost Baseball 13, Comes on the Scene as Girard Murphy, 6, in Ten-Foot Mess of Sewage Is Struggling and Saves Him. William thirteen-year- Sullivan, a > egie medal as a life saver at STANDS WITH BELGIUM. | noon toa y. Young Sullivan lives at —— No. Magnolia Avenue He was yi French Will Not Sign Soviet plidieg ag aH He ip et ae [ Memorandum Until Terms | ias grouped about a sewer opening Suit Neighbor. at Huron and St. Paul Avenues at- CIVIC COMMITTEES tracted his attention. PARIS, May 1 (Associated Presa).| ‘The cover was off the opening and —The French Cabinet this afternoon| the boys were calling to Girard Mur- ——— text®of the proposed] Pl approved the Mon-aggression\, wonsideration at rese! tion that agreement, — under] ni with be in-] te ienoa, it must not the] be six years old, who was flounder Understood He Will Retain His Post as Special Deputy Police Commissioner. 8 ubout in ten feet of muck six feet low surface, the sides, to do anything till they street to hold on GOMPERS RESENTS THREAT OF CURB BY LAW ON THE UNIONS Won't Do It,” xclaims Defiantly to Mr. Untermyer, “You He A. Fi OF IS TIED UP. Admits Organization Is Power- less to Regulate Subsidiary Organizations, “You won't do it!” said Samuel Gompers deflantly before the Lock- wood Committee to-day when asked y Samuel Untermyer if he didn't see the Committee must put through legislation giving to members and employers @ court review of conduct of the unions, § “Why won't we?’ shouted Mr. Untermyer. ‘Do you mean you have such political power through union organization — through intimidating legislators—that you can prevent it? terpreted us withdrawing from] could get him out, The Murphy child s ebull in a sewer trap. hee shts she has under] had lost his basebul r % tye aie France any rights she h When the Ittle fellows pried up the| Rodman Wanamaker, who has al treaties. top of the sewer basin, further duwn,| Ways referred to Mayor Hylan as The Ministers spent the entire} jt jookéd as though there was nol John Faithful Hylan, has resigned Morning session of the Cabinet in} water ia it. from the Mayor's most prominent Mpsving the text of the agreement} Girard could.see te a scat igme| committees on which he served as 9 S ‘op of What was a crus " originally proposed by Prime Minister wal Sohtalning floating qledes of nan, ‘These consisted of the Lloyd George and brought to Paris That surface concealed ten yor’s Committee on Reception to by M. Barthou, head of the lrench] feet of water. It looked like an ¥ [Distinguished Guests, the Mayor's Gelegation at Genoa. task to recover the ey climb hea Committee on Pyblic Welfare, the le > disappeared, It was deemed necessary to make] He made the jump and disapp Mayor's Committee on Permanent only to reappear helpless and unable : Feservations regarding the rights of| uveq to reach one of the bricks gn the|War Memorial and the Municipal France to make use of the preroga-| side that jut out at convenient in-| Wireless Bro: deasting Committee. tives conferred by the Treaty of Ver-] tervals, The letter Malenation| Swit sailles for the military occupation of Young Sullivan took in the situa- steal ck daalaek in. Gftidiall German territory penalty for}tion at a glance. Only a few days teclae Non-fulfilment of the treaty. exo ac fretian tihetie: nelahvorhioc’ was given out to-day by With this reservation, the agree-| giged by others had formed a human or Hylan and was undated. After ment was unanimously approved. chain and rescued a family at a blaze. | reporters had made many efforts to Tho form in which the reservation | Tne Sullivan boy had heard of that. | fing out when the letter was writes will be presented at Geona was ex-| tHe quickly shed his jacket and lay they received a pink slip of paper Pected to be decided ‘upon at another) prone on the edge of the manhole. | from the Mayor's office with the i. meeting of the Cabinet. He told some of the kids to grab his | ecription: Dec 1921, date of Premier Poincare and M. Barthou|tegs. In the mean while he was] wrion “Dee. already are en, i in negotiations! shouting words of encouragement to thos that dz Nit. Wankmaner with Premier Theunis as to the future] the six-year-old whose terrified up-|y.s neon eat, ake EY Nauta ce attitude of the French and Belgian} turned tace was about all that could |, Serr trae delegations at Genoa on Russian af-}he seen of him i. SCERTITGEEe aiton tho: Meader aie LEI get “you, Wd. ‘Don't worry had been made publie, Mayor Until some way is found to satisfy} said Sullivan and with three Kids| jyce sald the Belgians, the French will refuse] panging to each leg he was lowered Tenia) widioulous ine. that to sign the memorandum to Russia.linto the basin. It’s funny how far s 4 » * bow |there has been o break betw M. Barthou will leave Paris at 11.40] 4 good lanky thirteen-year-old boy bil aS eed asada and at Yas, streteh, and stretchti. nas accopted many burdens on RUSSIANS AWAIT quickly, Soon he had his \ hands] oo cittees when 1 reauested him to MOSCOW DECISION ana suitivan ordered. t ON ALLIED TERMS|" th GENOA, May 4 (Associated 85). ] to —The Soviet representativ: here an- | ill, Mounced to-day that the terms of the Allied note to R ja had been tele-| an graphed to Moscow, says the Ex-| pl change Telegraph, which adds: “It is stated that possibly Premier Lenin will accept, demanding simul- taneously full recognition.’* 's decision to support the resignation of Mr. Wanamaker were 2 i ‘orme Fire Commissioner Rob opposition of Belgium to the private ON WAY TO NORMAL, ; Hae ns vals prim issi ie Obert of the memorandum ads on, gob ; 5 er i Rance Wen Henao MELLON ASSERTS] tes! Alexander, Gone 1 Baker day by the French delegation here on jr., Otto sie ao mh a Beit receipt of official information from WASHINGTON, May 4. lett, or Goss b a a Ra ue Paris. added that Vice Prem- Berolzheime i a i fer Barthou, head of the delegation, ‘would hasten his return to Genoa, ar- riving here Saturday. French representatives here con- eeded to-day that the more the prop- erty clause is amended to satisfy Bel- gium the less satisfactory will It b eome to the Soviet Government and, therefore, as the question of national- d4ued property is a fundamental one for the Soviet further changes are Uable to increase the difficulties of the negotiations. Belgium desires more definite as- Surances that property taken over by the Soviet Governmerft will be re- turned to its foreign owners and not incorporated in Russian companies, The Soviet delegates said the financial help offered by the Allied memorandum -was disappointing and inadequate They admitted, Exchange Telegraph correspondent, they were Considering various offers for oil con- gessions, which they said constituted for Russia a basis of future interna- Monal policy, and they were studying & plan to divide the Baku and Gronzy fields into four or five zones, one-of which the Soviet would oper says the @te, granting concessions on the hers to rival national groups such the American, British, Belgian nd French. This, however, the delegates said, would be con- upon de jure recognition and was more and his lost tonsils. FARMING INDUSTRY nder the arms of the younger boy of these committe: be han- Some at the Kids} died by other men and 1 am asking anging on to him above, to pull Mr. Wanamaker to retain his activity After that it was all over, except} ith some of the commilices, such ay at Girard OLUrphy had 10 oe ie ee eee ee oeeeean ne confidens his home, No, 88 Broadway, very] iia: Ar. Wanamaker will accede to committees. I'm embodying such at least some of the writing him a letter a request.”’ Among the the Permanent War mittee which ceasi nd Magnolia Avenue and other laces this afternoon, Willie Sullivan talked of than Babe Ruth Draiivait rainnera tse Memorial Com- exist with the i The financial situation is ‘rap- Berry and L, M. Boore idly growing better’? and is now The main working committee of “well on the way to normal,!’ par- [Which Mr, Wanamaker was Chatr- ticularly as it relates to the agri- [man consisted of Joseph Grace, cultural industry, Secretary Mel- | Treasurer; Grover A, Whalen, city told the House Banking and executive; F. A. Wallis, financial Currency Committee to-day executive, and Joseph H. Appel, Sec- Mellon appeared before the com- | retary mittee to urge passage of the bill Mr. Wanamaker's lett resigna- extending for another year to ne n follows: 30, 1923, the the War Finance Cor ‘My dear Mr. May poration, which makes loans to “In order that you may quite farmers and livestock produ free in your plans as you begin your second term of office with the over- whelming endorsement of the people of New York City, I hereby tender (Continued on Second Page.) a MRS. HUCK NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS, IS BELIEF Sunday World Real Estate Advertisements MUST BE IN THE Check of Iilinots Repablican Pri 4 ary Returas Indicates She Won, World Office CHICAGO, May 4 lt was indicated ‘ride o-day, er a check of official Cook Oncor Before Friday |{iisr, after » suck at one com votes the re- Wini- To Insure Proper Classification a cent Mlinols primary, that M Order Sunday World Classified Hean omitnation Advertising To-Day deuth of her fathe ' est competitor iss ‘anston ahd not Jubn J Vandalia, as was thought earlier count. The World > Mr. Gompers said Mr, Untermyer was insulting him. “As to the harm done by unions by Mr, Gom- abuse or misuse of power, pers said: “Men have the right to err in their struggle to better their com- mon condition. The damage done is essential to progress Mr. Untermyer asked how Mr Gompers would regard a Federal La bor Commission with powers similar to of the Federal Trade Com on and the Interstate Commerce Commission, “The American Federation of Labor’ is a voluntary association and has no power to enforce its edicts among its member association: amuel Gom- pers told the Lockwood committee to- day. “The members which are in- ternational unions have only slight compulsory power—suspension, fur- feiture of charter—over the local unions."' “But the local unions have abso lutely compulsory power over its members,” said Samuel Untermyer in comment. “In some cases," said = Mr. Gompers. Mr. Gompers admitted that the function of the A, F. of L. over subordinate bodies was “merely ad- visory, conciliatory und declaratory. Mr. Untermyer was seeking to show that the State should force th, union to incorporate so that it could be held responsible, as a corporation, through the courts, for illegal or un- fair actions, Mr. Gompers's utterance was re garded as an admission that the A. I. of L. and the international unions in the various trades have little or no authority to make “lawless locals’ behave themselves. . Mr. Gompers said that the public had fixed in its mind misconceptions due to his appearance on the stand ten days ago. “The harm," he said, been don At once a verbal scrimmage started (Continued on Second Page.) baa Aus s BEVERIDGE’S LEAD OVER NEW 18,768 BY LATEST RETURNS Has 187,421 Votes Against New’s 168,658, With Only 10 Counties Incomplete. has already INDIANAPOLIS, May 4 (Assovi ated Press).—With the defeat for re nomination of Senator Harry S. New cehtred their ef forts on getting a compl Coneeded hy the Senator himself tion officials to-day © vote show ing the exact margin of former Sen ator Albert J. Beyeridge’s victory in the Republican contest and on closing up the vote cast in Tuesday's pr maries for other candidates Mr. Beveridge’s majority rose to 18,768 with belated county return that reached here to-day, Por 3,128 of the precincts in the tate My Beveridge had a total vote of 187.421 against 168,653 for Senator New. Re ‘the ninety-two counties in Indiana. ISADORA DUNCAN MARRIES RUSSIAN “IMAGIST” POET, 27 1SADORA DUNCAN. Famous Classical D an cer Becomes Bride of Serge MOSCOW, can, famous yesterday “Imagist” old, atc teach children that time there wa considered marriage, or might Esenin ir May lance: poet, to Serge » Moscow. y 4.—Isadora Dun- r, Was married here Bsenin,. Russian twenty-seven years I an Interview published recently, Isadora Duncan Weclared she intended to stay in Russia because of the splen- 1 opportunities acs ha determination’ to Soyiet domain can declared’ she did so in the of reconciling When she took over the tional true on ly School of J the art of dancin: ideal Governr the protection of ® anything at her disposal to thetic dancing, sno intim: At ion t that love to do with her remain within the Soviet Na- Miss Dun- “hope Dancing, one and only one g with the one and is under et officials, ment, She the coming directly under the supervision I sunacharsiyy, cation. B Mi Miss Duncan was one proponents of “aesthetic dancing’’ this country. eked considerable comment. filmy garb Commissar of Her Edu- f the first in first appearance in and with bare feet Even rin barred her performances. Later, Duncan devoted most of her attention to teaching, arly morn- visitors to Central Park and ing through the suburbs frequently caught inpses of the young girl students expressing Greek allegory in the form of miming — TWO BONUS PLANS TO GO TO HARDING One vision, Other dowment Life Insu McCumber Hlas Ba nk Loan Pro- 20-Year En- ice, WASHINGTON, May 4.—Chairman imittee lowment of was the ma e to pregent with the ban dent Harding hy 1ator Smoot, mmittee thai the contemplat life insu pevific to veterans the authorized. President Provisions for loans Senate Finance formally Jority of that his soldiers’ com bonus k loan provision, to as the committee howevy informed it he also would lay his bonus plan es a twenty-year en plan without nee MT. AETNA ERUPTS; SMOKE FILLS SKY Roars from an] turns were complete for elghty-two of | { of Si icily Volcano Heard for Several Miles. TANIA, Sicily, May 4 (Aaso- 1 a8) Mount Aetn As again with eruption lolence and is emitting roars which can be eral miles, filing the sky, heard Dense black smoke HYLAN SHAKEN UP INAUTO CRASH AT CROSSINGIN B'KLYN Mayor Showered With Glass When Trolley Strikes His. Car. WE TRACK CAUS Executives Neck Violently Snapped by Impact—No Arrests Made. ayor Hylan was in automobile his home at nue, & spectacular ident on his wuy No. fron 959 Bushwick Avo- Brooklyn, to the City Hall this morping. He escaped unhurt, though covered from head to foot with splin- tered glass and with long keen spears of glass stuck deep in the automobile cushions beside his scat. In the car with the Mayor were John F, Sinnott, his secretal. ‘and son-in-law, and Acting Detective Sergt. Irving O'Hara, his brother-in- ". The Mayor's regulan chauffour. Sergt. Joseph Eppsie was at the wheel. “Eppsie stopped the car at a tame policeman’s signal on the Bushwick Avenue car tracks at Seigal Street to wait for school children to be ushered across, A heavy commercial motor truck was at the crossing. Behind it wus a light delivery car. The vadi- ator of the Mayor's Packard limou- sine nosed the tailboard of the latter car. Mayor Hylan Sinnott were leaning back in the tonneau, Sergt. O'Hara was facing them. From behind came a Bushwick Ave- nue B. R. T. car, James man and Joseph Brenner, uth, motor- inductor, The tracks were slippery from last night's rain. Gruth set his brakes and the wheels of the heavy street car locked, but it slid right along with speed but little diminished apd siammed into the rear of Mr. Hylan’s car, which bounced forward with a leap, pushing the light delivery car ahead until stopped with « terrific bump against the five-ton truck, THE Mayor's and shoulders were snapped back against the cush- ions, which were not soft enough, head he said on his arrival at the City Hall, to keep him from “thinking somo- body had hit him across back of the neck with a club.” ‘Then he was hurled forward with the recoil as the cars in front bumped back Either Eppsie's head or O'Hara's elbow broke the window between the chauffeur and the occupants of the Umousihe. Glass flew in a shower of Particles and of big fragments The Mayor stepped out, hat In hand and sparkling with glass dust into a crowd which swarmed from th walks and from the trolley car he wanted to know was hurt; nobody wanted to know what had the side- First if anybody else was; then he pened and finally he brushed himself off with Me, Sinnott’s help The policeman at the school cross. ing stormed into the crowd and for a BRT. MILLIONS OF SURPLUS INTERBORO DEAL WITH “L” MAKE 5-CENT FARE SECURE . /Pevelopments in Last 24 Hours In- dicate Service Can Be Improved on Present Schedules—I, R. T. Re- |. Ceivership Avoided. . - : Developments in the last twenty-four hours in the transit situa- tion have indicated definitely that the five-cent fare is here to stay and that all traction lines can be made to operate-at a profit on pres- ent fare schedules ‘ @ It was brought out at the resumed hea’ ig to-day of the Transit Commission that the Brooklyn traction system has for nine months ended March 31 turned a deficit of $5,386,348 into a surplus of $2,112,041, thus sowing the systenpfor the nine months to be $7,398,- 389 better off than it was a year ago. The Interborough has announced that it will comply with orders of the Transit Commission and improve its service and Federal Judge to-day gave out revised plan of readjustment of the terms of the Manhattan Elevated lease, carrying with it complete refinanc- ing of the flilnterborough. A summary of the plan says it averts a receivership and avoids the imposition of a double fare. Now the commission has announced that on May 15 it will take up the elevated lines of Manhattan and the street car lines of Greater Ne wYork, and it is expected these lines also will improve their service under a five-cent fare. © Aervice on the Elevated lines in Manhattan and the Bronx will be in- vestigated by the Transit Commis- sion beginning May 15. The Com- mission, at a formal meeting this af- ternoon, adopted an. order directing CURE BANDITRY WITH WHIPPING POST, SAYS JUDGE Magistrate Sentences Two] the !terborough, as the operating company of the “L’' lines, to appear Robbers to 20 Lashes at public heatings ° beginning Sait Kach in Canada. date. BRIDGEBURG, Ont., May 4 The order also announced that Expressing belief that the whip- inquiry into service on all the surface ping post is the best, cure “for |lines of Greater New York will be banditry, J strate Goodwin to- begdn as soon as the Manhattan “LL” day sentenced Allen Pemberton [hearings are concluded. and Clarence Burke to a prison Tt was developed at the resumed sentence and twenty lashes each, hearing of the Transit C mmission to- The two men were convicted of | day that the Brooklyn traction system robbing a store last November. BABE RUTH HAS TONSILS REMOVED: WIFE UNDER KNIFE ras Dr. O'Connell at St. Vincent's Hospital Operates on had for the nine months ending March $1 turned a deficit of $5,386,348 into a surplus of $2, 041, thus showing the system for the nine months to be $7,398,389 better off thansit was a year ago, Frederick W, Lindars, chief ac- countant for the commission, was the principal witness to-day, He testified that after deducting operating ex- penses and taxes for March, 1922, the net smcome for the month was $562,- 7.98, which was a net gain over » 1921, of $82,594.91, Gross in- the month, he said, was evenue car miles operated in- creased 309,749 in March, 1922, over Both that month a year ago, and the in- : crease in revenue passengers for March, 1922, over March, 1921, was Babe Ruth and his wife were oper-| 2,070,940, a percentage increase of 514. ated upon at St. Vincent's Hospital] When Clarence J. Shearn of the to-day by Dr, O'Connell. commission had developed from. the The Babe went to the operating room shortly after 9 and at 10.05 was witness the fact that a deficit of w year ago Was 4 substuntial surplus wheeled back to his bed minus his} to-day, Darius A, Marsh, attorney tonsils, for the B, R. 'T. system, exclaimed, “The. operation was a very clean} “I do not see the relevancy of these one and entirely successful,"’ said Dr,| figures," and Corporation Counse! O'Connell. “He should e to leave] O'Brien quickly rejoined, “Tt means the — hospit within twenty-four] the death-knell of your claim for hours ligher fares. * For the convenience of the sur Mr. Lindurs further testified that geons Mrs, Ruth was placed on the] the inc in car seat mites for operating table as soon as her hus. | March over March, 1921, was band had been taken out planned to operate on her 8.3 per William § It had been 2 o'clock Menden, general mana.” this afternoon, The nature of the|ger for the company, was recalled and eration was not divul save additional testimony regarding “I'm going up,” Bam as ation of specific lines of the sys- tig Bill Burton, his six-foot nurse, moment seemed to want to arrest everybody concerned in the collision except the members of the May party Mr. Hylan, as the policeman w pulling Motorman Gruth aroun turned from a quick examination the slimy tracks and the brake the street car and said 1 him 60; it wasn’t his fauit There w no way in the world he could have prevented it; he did all he could; his brakes are set hard and the car has been sliding for fifty feet No arrests were made Eppsie, Im spite of the it the imousine had jeceived, found | jamage limited to broken g dents n the vear and on adiator and scratched paint After the glass ad been dusted from the interior, the Mayor and his party, went on to the City Hall about fifteen minutes later, epared him for the operating table Mr. Menden professed not to know t o'clock, “but IT don't know how | the © definition of “adequate serv-~ lm coming back e” when Was asked if he still lloweve he smiled as if that ‘ Uthat the service given by lidn't worry him, He went to st 8 T. 4 year ago when the Vincent's last night aiter leaving]company was in straitened ciroum- the Jamaica race track and the first] stances was adequate. Mr. Menden thing he did was to call on Mrs, insisted that it mgs an open quéstioi Ruth. 4 Iter T. gel jon, assistant tra ‘ ed