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If HAPPE IN NEW YORK IT’S IN THE EVENING WORLD” ee: bead SMASHES G.0.P. MACHINE IN PA. The | “ Circulation Books Open to All?) dl Copyright (New York World) by Press Publishing Company, 108%. ‘To-Morrow’s Weather-SHOWERS, m7, STREE EDI TION [H¢ Ne! Circulation Books ree to All.” ie 17, 1922. Vou. LXI. NO. 22,061—DAIL. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, il 2, 2 Likely to Send U.S. EAGER TO JOIN ALLIES America’s Only Stipulation Is That Politics Be Dropped From Conference. RUSSIA TO ATTEND. Soviet Delegates Announce They Will Take Part in Meeting on June 26. By David Lawrence. (Bpecial Correspondent of The Eve- ning World.) WASHINGTON, May 17 (Copy- or anywhere else to discuss the Rus- flan question and that if the powers President Harding feels that the ing what appeared to be a discrepancy between the informal statements of Ambassador Child in Genoa and the action of the American Government in declining the invitation to The Hague conference. Cablegrama have reported the Brit- ish public as amazed at the American refusal because Ambassador Child was reported as having promised Ameri- can co-operation. The truth of the case is that when the powers ap- proached Ambassador Child they told him the plan was to form a committee to study the Russian question. Mr. ment here was sympathetic with the proposal and to send more Informa- tion. Before he could do so the invitation of the powers with the specific pro- ence were cabled. This, of course, and again the American Government felt that t would be involving itself In Political controversies. ford a basis for economic dealings with other nations, The American reply is intended as a piece of moral suasion, it being hoped that tho pow- Be Met, League Dele- gates Learn. _ GUNEVA, May 17 (By the As- posals concerning The Hague Confer-|\ IN DISCUSSING RUSSIAN SITUATION AT THE HAGUE FRANCE NOW READY TO TAKE UP DEBT OWED 10 AMERICA Special Commission to Come Here to Arrange Payment, Paris Announces. PARIS, May 17 (Associated Press). United States to confer with the Debt Premier Poincare accordingly handed for such negotiations, he having had similar experience during and since the war, He will, it ts stated, make a full and frank statement of the situation of France's finances and then ask the Debt Funding Commis- sion for @ specific declaration of what it expects from France. The French budget for 1923 makes no provision for the payment of either interest or capital on the French debt to the United States. TO CHEAPEN PRICE USE IT; LETCAR REST If Million Pleasure Auto Owners Do This Cost of Gas Will Take a Drop. aye Conn., May 17.— John B. Bessette of this city has an idea that will appeal to thou- strike of motorists against the steadily advancing retail price of ganoline, It ts all very simple. Put your car in the garage and leave it ADVERTISEMENTS oom! (350 POLICEMEN BES ENTIRE CTY BLOCK ALL NIGHT: TRAP FUR VEGES: ONE SHOT ONGRANT PORTRAIT; IS ALDERMAN IN IT? =~ Offered to Estimate Board for $5,250, It Is Purchased For $500. OWNER SPOILS Phoned by Some One Who Asked Bill of Sale for $3,500 on Payment of $500, PLOT There was a real sensation at to- day's meeting of the Board of Esti- mate when it was learned that an Al- derman with a get-rich-quick-Wal- lingford ambition figured in a scheme to buy a portrait of Gen. Grant for $600 and sell it to the city for over very fine portrait of Gen. Grant it for $5,250. It was a question by Mayor Hylan to nell the picture to the city. Capt. Juell dramatically stepped guestion,"’ he announced with great emphasis “and I destre to inform your honorable board that my price to the city 1s only $500."" Asked to explain the $5,250 figure, Capt. Juell said he had been annoyed by “several persons.’’ One man had called him on the phone several times, saying he wanted to buy the picture for the city. He said this man offered him the $500, but insisted upon get- ting a bill of sale from him for $3,500, Capt. Juell then told of a man who had tried several times to get pos- Capt. Juell explained that the lady who offered to sell the picture for $5,250 a few minutes before he ar- rived did not represent him. He said he had not authorized her to nego- tiate for the sale of the painting with any one. from my wife the otler day for $500, Mrs. Cogswell protested that Capt Juell had authorized her to sell the President Hulbert declared after the meeting that he will probe the ac- cusation against the Alderman and lay bare the identity of that official. was then the understanding that if the city bought the picture his father and Capt. Juell should split the profit, Intended to Take Gang “Red Handed” as They Tried to Get $120,000 in Fifth Ave- nue Store. More Than 300 Police Bar Every Exit All Night—Four Men Cornered at Daylight —One Shot Four Times. Three hundred policemen, in and out of uniform, moved swiftly and quietly last night at 10 o'clock in the block bounded by 19th Street, Broad- way, 20th Street and Fifth Avenue curious, eager to see the end of the hunt. In the nearby streets was a to break out of the net. Avenue and 20th Street. There was ® rush of the reserve squads held at the doors of the bulldings. Deputy Chief Inspector Cahalane and his staff came running from the tempo- rary headquarters he had established across the street and in a few minutes Acting Captain John Stapleton, head of the Safe and Loft Squad, who has led five notably successful and spec- tacular conflicts with burglars in as many months, came out dragging four One of them, David Beitzer, of No. 64 Sheriff Street, had been shot three times through the legs. Two others, Abraham Finkel, of No. 175 Madison Street, and Louis Rubin, alias David sliding down the steel hoist rope of an elevator, five stories; the other was Henri Van Gulick of No, 818 South mation that Beltzer was planning something big, put Detectives John Foray and Henry Hoffman to w: ing day and night They were soon satisfied that he was recruiting a having burglars’ tools and a revolver Van Gulick, also known as “Dutc! Berger,"’ has served a term in Snake STILLMAN CASE CLOSED, GOES 10 REFEREETOMORROW “Baby” Guy's C s Counsel and Wife’s Lawyers Confident of Outcome. At a conference between Mrs. Anne bese, ie Mra, Stillman to the referee to-morrow. The conference was at for Mrs, Stillman, Mr. Brennan said he did not feel dent. Mrs, Stillman said on the wit- referee for ten days in which to sub- mit a brief. Attorneys for Mr. Still man will then have five: days for an answering brief, and Mr. Brennan will have three days in which to com- ment on the answer. There will be no limit on the time which the referee can take to reach a decision, which must go to uJstice Morschauser for final action at his conventence. Whatever the result, there 1s almost certain to be an appeal to the Appellate Division in Brooklyn and the Court of Appeals, it was said, ———aa Brooklyn tad Stays too Long on Rotte: Hyman Seldenbornd, sixteen, of No. 183 Wilson Street, Brooklyn, went to Hoboken Monday to bld goodby to two friends sailing for Holland on the Rot+ tective George GiConnor of the Missi Persons’ Bureau was assigned to the case, O'Connor went to Hoboken end then he sent a wireless. From the Rot- FLIES FROM JERSEY WITH VEGETABLES TO SELL IN BOSTON morning The asparagus is an experi mental shipment to demonstrate that produce from New Jersey APPARENT WINNER FOR GOVERNOR IN PENNA. PRIMARY Gi #eORD PINCHOT. on a Armed Pair Halt Silk Manu- and Cash. Bronx, was returning early to-day with Mrs. Drachman from the wed- ding of his, brother-in-law, Joseph Goldberg, at Paterson. Mr. Drach- man was driving his automobile. Near Roehelle Park on the Paterson-Hack- ensack Road a big machine drew alongside, grazing his mud guards, “Stop!” a man at the wheel com- manded. Mr. Drachman was preparing to step on his accelerator when the other driver turned out his front Jumped to the road. "Do as you're told and stop,” he sald, holding the revolver menacingly. The driver of the car joined him and took the pistol. They apparently knew the Drachmans wore jewelry, for they asked for certain pieces Mrs, dered the masked man. They took from the couple two dia- mond rings valued at $3,500, a brooch “and don't tell the police.” But Mr. Drachman reported the robbery at Hackensack. The New Jersey police hastening out on motor- cycles could find no trace of the rob- across to New York. was killed, about chickens also were probably killed and oll through traffic on the New York Central Rall- 2,000 | Délezates to Hague Parley © PINGHOT, LIKE BEVERIDGE BEATS THE G.0.P. OLD GUARD: APPEARS TO WIN BY 20.000 PRESIDENT INVITE LEADING STEEL ME TODINE WITH Hi Secon Py Farrell, Schwab, Grace, Corey and Topping Among Those Who Are Expected. Tt was learned to-day in Wall Street Eugene G, Grace, respectively Chair- man of the Board and President of ping, President of the Republic Iron The purpose of the meeting was not disclosed in the invitation sent out, and the object of the conference has created profound interest in the financial district. Very recently the President sent out invitations to the leading railroad executives of the country to have din- ner with him at the White House next Saturday night. It has been under- stood that the lgtter dinner is for the purpose of acquainting the rail men with the decision of the Interstate Commerce Commission tn the matter of freight rate reductions, NOT TO BE CONTESTED Pialogiou to File Merely De: tom Charges. LO8 ANGELPS, May 17.—Jobn J. Pialogiou, Greek tobacco importer nnd against him here, May 9, by Constance Talmadge, motion picture actress, his counsel announced yesterday, “We shall not contest the action in been made out of court, but that he was not at liberty to discuss ite pro- visions, Miss Talmadge charged Pia- logiou with cruel and inhuman treat- ment. Hoppital, lost his lower jaw in thé war and !t was reconstructed with a complete set of teeth. rubber tongue and palal PRICE ‘THREE CENTS | | ! \ | Victory of Progressive Con- ceded by Secretaries of State Republican Campaign Committees, Two Congressmen and Three Legislators of Old Guard Lose — Pepper Wins by About 200,000. PHILADELPHIA, May 17.—Gifford Pinchot “‘has apparently won the Re- \ publican nomination for Governor on the face of the unofficial returns,"* W. ment said. tory, which I am prepared to con- oede,'’ Mr. Baker concluded, will modify thelr proposal so as to| Funding Commission over the pay-l nat revealed the price Mrs. Cogswell |®1uadron of swift police automobiles | jt fy Wie sabeed cbhlen ot ais lotinrd Phe _ethighem: Wesel | Conporetion) |. TET ea tie nseritiseor Atioraee remove features objectionable to this}ment of the principal and interest of lwanted for the picture. She repeated | nd motorcycles, ready for a dash if| said to have been bought from Fred) facturer’s Car, Get Jewels | Wiliam ©: Corey, head of the Mia- rapide ete yer bd pate country, American co-operation can ea . hat Capt, a , c , : meeatry, (A n the American war advances to France. |that Capt. Jewell had authorized her|the robbers made a desperate effort|teauvals, the halt-breed co-respon- 5 vale Steel Company: John A. Top-| orion inane Pie e ae a, to 65,000, but late returns to-day in- door 1s open for American help and|® note to Ambansador Herrick to this} ,CAPh, Jus’ Srinulichly | Stepped} ‘Those who walted were not dis-| ness stand the handwriting aor - and Steel Company; J. Leonard] dicated that such a figure would not wants it clearly understood, ‘The De-| effect. tloned by Mra. Cogswell. He was] Pointed. Just at dawn revolvers] lke hers les aera she had writ-} Nathan Drachman, a sik manufac-| Replogle, head of the Replogle Steel bore Narar ey au partment of State significantly enough} M. Parmentier is considered thelangry and he snowed his feelings, [cracked inside t ’ en none o - Mk: ' ; ' eports that we have up to Went into details to-day in explain-|best equipped man in the Ministry [emer eee eee tae in he building at Fifth) “yr, Brennan sald he would ask the eet No. 808; Fairmont Fiaoe, ths | Company, aha: Ws Blodic minute indicate that Pinchot has won by about 20,000," Frank W. Short, Secretary of the Alter Campaign Committee of Pennsylvania, declared this afternoon. Mr, Pinchot issued this statement: by: | nt to express my deepest and rtfelt thanks to the Repub- Nean men and women who have given me their confidence. There are two things I want to do. The first is to make such a Republican can- didate for Gdvernor as every Repub- ican voter cn cheerfully support in the election this fall, The second ts to make a Governor who will be begone prisoners, wheels and f d Mr. Di h to _ Child asked the Department of State session of the portrait. According to} Woe forced Mr. Drachman << what would ‘be ite acitute and re| OF GASOLINE DON’T |Cept. suen, tnin man referred to nia|ONE BURGLAR SHOT THree |BOS SEEING FR TO: Pe Ore | the, .ide ofthe toad. A” tail a0 PAL MADGE DIVORCE SUIT | Sire.” "DY Sa Maes to ceived a reply telling him the Govern- ‘Alderman-lawyer frend. TIMES IN LEG. wearing @ mask and holding « pistol “With the firm, determination to carry out in letter and in spirit every, pledge made during the campaign, wih no grudges to satisfy, no enemies to punish, and with the support of « united party, I shall approach the great task ahead with strong confi- a = cigarette manufacturer of New York, |e"°%! a looked merely like a shifting of the] (Special From a Staff Correspondent! “Ag a matter of fact,” he said,| Rick of No. 1200 East New York Ave- ‘itten Taabelle Seldendornd, his alster, | Drachman wore, will pot contest the divorce action fled (ia timigh to the credit of the Rec Genoa Conference itself to The Hague, je Evening World.) “this woman tried to buy the picture]nue, Brooklyn( were bruised after|reported him missing to-day, and De-| “Now give us your valuables,” or- Fie@ Chrough to the, credit. of jhe wes publican Pary and the advantage ail the people of Pennsylvai Returns from 6,178 of the 7,934 dis- tricts in the State received shortly But both President Harding and vite ot picture and the Captain in turn|rourth Street, Brook! puber adh pil pds dacte ne worth $800, a $500 pearl necklace, &/any manner,” sald George C. Hupp. Seeretary Hughes believe much can} F Autamonilies, whether 1 eaait, Magistrate Nolan tn Yorkvilo| “Hyman safe, Stayed too long aboard |$200 watch and a wallet containing] “We do not intend to file an answer | After Secretary Baker made bie an- be accomplished if the Russian ques-| they have the courage to adopt On motion of Comptroller Craig the] Court later held the four in $10,000 |&t Pler."* He'll return when the vessel $80—altogether $5,080. nor ® cross complaint. If anything at|pouncement had reduced } lr Alter's ton 1s treated as an economic matter] it or not. The idea ts a State- | picture was purchased for $500, sub-| bail each for an examination Friday. | 0% “Now keep going,” they commanded Plt wee fe tS m\ ay @ woneral maeelty, fo Lanes Fee tae was: t pri- 7 al of the Art Com- ; suas = he: car, ‘wes. er, 890; . 1694, and ie parigersiaea respect pits wide, Nation-wide if possible, feet fe the approy ™ Two weeks ago Stapleton, on infor- as they stepped into thelr own car. /" "Hus, said « property settememt hed| at the same time the majority of Senator George Wharton Pepper for the Repubitcan nomination for the unexpired Penrose term was slowly rising. He was supported by both the Returns @rp will be able to persuade tho Rus- He had introduced a motion to that! bana fit for # bers. Alter and Pinchot followare, bold adventure from 5,871 districts out of 7,984 gave tans that the giving of American| there for a month. If that does |efrect at the meeting, but it was 2 ‘ ; AS Mr. Drachman had only 12 cents rom 5, bélp will be seriously considered in} not bring results, leave it there | howled down Bets a ak taares him ‘Trip to Demonstrate Prod-| when eee eee ee theta! RUBBER TONGUE him ‘majority of 1¥8,890 over Con- Washington just as soon as au eco- for another month. If the up- “ © consult Vice-Chair- bs wae bas iv o get bis care, gressman-at-Large rke. eaio basis ‘can be achieved which| ward of 9,000,000 pleasure car | man Coit wy cose as possible,” sald him carry a bundle Into No, 301 uce Can Be Delivered | borrow a quarter to get bis cary) ENABLES HIM TO Aire ee Runner, Lak nT GAG lanwiidias owners in the United States |r. Hulbert, ‘with a view of having| mos maior g,come out without it Same Day. _- TALK AND SING, [240 Cums best toe eps. ot (Continued on Fifth Page.) would do this for thirty to ninety |the General Welfare Committee of | therm with Detecting wun Mineola, L. 1, May 17 organised labor and many members a days, Mr. Bessette believes that |the board conduct an inquiry into| the Tun with Detectives Reilly, Mc A Fokker monoplane carrying |MAN, 2,000 CHICKS = the American Legion. ; a real dent would be made in the | Capt, Juell's accusations. The name | "8e¥+ Diver and Brownsworth. They| oho Touma ot core eda Wounded French Veteran | Unofficial returns indicate that a FRANCE AND U. S. present retall price of gasoline, | of the Alderman alleged to have fig- | Were !n time to see Beltzer and three] 1 noon to-da je tag Mullion KILLED IN WRECK R * Ss h Th: least two Republican Congressmen ee of which there is a record amount | ured in the picture deal should be laid | thers Ko into the bullding just before) jr.) “aio ucaaee County, No dn Lom REEDS I PSES rough | aiiea of Saye a sg Ge meres EA in reserve—upward of 854,000,000 “ ae no white- | it was locked up for the night. it, unty, No J — mm y. ° 4 District, under the Apportionate Act, NEAR AGREEMENT gallons. uae There should be no white: | ree Of them wore recognized | (00K On gaaoline and started halt |New York Central Tied Up Hospital Surgery. L. 8. Watress has “pparently defeated ON SYRIA MA MANDATE] = Leon Hyman, son of Robert Hyman, | Finkel, also known to the police ax] 8" hour ater for Framingham Two Hours at ARIS, May 11. Charies R. Connell, and G. M. Werts to. 182 Liberty Btreet,|A8ch and Funke, was sentenced t’ ield, In the outskirts of Boston. et is apparently ahead of Congressman- are fener s oe x Capt. Juell about| Elmira in 1915 for receiving stolen| Wlllam N. De Wald was pilot Peekskill. Sergt. Vialla, Verdun wounded | 41 Large Anderson H. Walters in the American Conditions Will REAL ESTATE bold the portralts to Capt sue a rt| guods and to Sing Sing in i910 tor | He started bie fight at 10.05 this PEEKSKILL, May 17—One man] War Veteran, in the Vel de Grace [fiw Twentieth District. Congressman Focht ts having a hard fight for re- nomination in the Eighteenth District Pennsylvania's next Legislature will ht).—Although on the surface it ‘State oe seem as if the United States|—The French Government has in- bp Tauris Copewelly, whe and formed @ ring which held rigidly | U7. potter #tillman, John F. Brennani that President Harding hae invited renal oe ms B | again has refused to co-operate with | formed the American War Debt Pund-| oy oo sent Capt, Christians Gayleht came at & o'clock this} of her counsel, and Judge John E. from thirty to’ forty of the leading | statenient issued this afternoon " Buropean powers, the truth is the |!DS Comsfilsgion’ that it is ready to eee eee en ae ie diy. | morming: ‘Through all that tme detec- | Mack, counsel for the infant, Guy Alec! men of the country to dine with| “tniess Allegheny County gives « Geperament here is not only ready | °°™aEe [ mission to America to} * Caaie ye aes ¥ i tives searched the buildings im the stiliman, whose parentage has been — him at the White House to-morrow | iarger majority than my advices indi: but anxious to nertirivate in a con- | coafe® Fewaniling: the payment of the|/"& at Nee AP. Prato AY’ abs [block for a band of burglars who Were | disowned by James A. Stillman, it y meaty preheat phat doubt that Matthies ca’ Russh.;' affairs. eienow Gebt to the United States. |Pfered “fore cie board and an-} known to have gone inside witha fuli|was decided to-day to sdbmit the Among those inyited are H H.\ Pinchot carried the State, the state. From the White House jtselt comes| Fi@ance Minister de Lasteyrie rec- {nounced that the Captain owned @/ supply of explosives and the tools of 1 | Gary, Chairman of the Board of the i the {nformation that the Amertoan| ™mended to the Cabinet to-day that sigtad ty irkoil Wate, woteaatia their trade early last evening. theDhorie ‘ot MME? BLAREA aaa’ wae U. 8. Steel Corporation; James A.] sepne yesuit in Philadelphia and 7 Uiveduiant anche sendy 0-day. 40 “ rae zaiealen, poeta id Jean Laney kit eg Yeasvel’ Meader ete the guard line of polloe-| marked by the confidence of all pres- OF $5 080 Farrell, President of the Steel Core} otner parts of the State has undoubt- wend a representative to The Hague sicleegs ee eee ate i) Grant, and that the city, could have| orig et ® Steat army of the ent in'n favorable outcome of the case i poration; Charles M. Sehwab and} eaiy contributed to the Pinchot vic- if any. The art dealer's son claims| Hill Penitentiary in New Jersey and rh have at least four, and possibly more, Wobecori esl ak Pe da cal yl for the that Mrs Copswell_ went to Capt.|was sent to Sing Sing In 1814 ard| C&P be cut and delivered to dis- |road was tled up for about two hours} When the surgeons had finished | women members. In Philadelphia ee : Sunda’ World Juell after having agreed to do busi-|again in 1917, for burglary. He was| ‘#nt markets the same day and a half to-day when « freight| ‘8 Job there was only the base | three women won the nominations on ‘ States and France are about to y ness with his concern in negotiating] released only three months ago and a _ The monoplane was engaged by |train crashed into another freight| of the tongue left, and Dr, Bugene | the Republican ticket for the State Feach an agreement on the French Must be i the sale to the-city warrant charging him with violation] ‘th Gloucester County Board of |train on the curve just north of the| Quenolle set to work to fix up a_ | House of Representatives. The nomi Mandate for Syria, according to n “Do you know the name of the Al- Agriculture. Packages of As- |station in the heart of Peekskill nation i conaicared squivsieat a siae x information reaching the Secre- W. d 0 derman who figured in the transac- (Continued on Fourth Page.) paragus were sent to Gov. Cox of ‘The caboose of the chicken train 4 ¥4 tion. , women are Mrs jartha tariat of the League of Nations. The orl ffice Friday tion?” he was asked —_ Massachusetts and Mayor Curley |was lifted up onto the top of the en- Vialla was soon able to.eat with 1G, Speiser, Ist District; Mrs, Rose De It Je understood the American Betore 6 P. “I can‘s recall,” he replied, “but THE WORLD THAVE! ot Boston. The plane will return [gine that hit it. this mechanism Instead of having | Young, 17th, and Mrs. Lilly H. Pitts Government's approval ts subject or ee I do know that he was ong of the propte,, Puuiteer (World) to-morrow with a shipment of About 4,000 of the chickens escaped to use a tube. Later he trained |2ist. In Pittsburgh Miss Helen #© oertain conditions, which ap- To Insure Proper Classification || ‘big Aldermen,’ not one of the little | 4000. candy from @ Boston factory to |and many were being caught by the| himself to make sounds, and now |Grimes was nominated from the é parentiy will be met. fellows."” Povenier? its New York stores, poor residents, he is able to talk and even sing. | Knoxville District. Thie will be the ; \ " ‘; ‘ P