The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1922, Page 9

. a “NEW YORKER LOSES Mer at a beach front hotel where both Da his ik ce TH rae vere ’ "anid Sadie { EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1922. World News in Brief Queens, was laid yesterday by the LOCAL. Right Rev. Mgr. George Kaupert, vicar- Adolph Klein, twenty-eight, fell this | general of the Diocese of Long Islar morning from the roof of his home, No. . ground, five stories below. He was DOMESTIC. taken ‘to Reception Hospital with in-] 4 sharp upturn in the number of in ternal injuries and a possible fracture] corporations in New York State, taken of the skull fas an indication of a new confidence in ea as Edward Tracey, thirty-five, a laborer future of business, resulted in 1,68; living {na lodging house at Canal Street | companies, with a capitaltzation of $60, and the Bowery, fell overboard from a] %7%159, taking out charters ay. scow at Bast Sist Street to-day and was| State Senator William Norris of Bal- drowned. timore, in announcing his candidacy for > "4 the Democratic nomination for United Eighteen young women will be grad- States Senator, commands a show down uated from the Training School for}on Prohibition. Christian Workers to-morrow. FOREIGN. ‘A startling rise in the mortality of goldfish is desolating Parisian lovers of these Uttle peta, Inquiry shows it ts fan indirect result of disinfectants in the water following the recent heat wave, King Victor Emanuel has bestowed upon Vittorio Orlando the Collar of thy Annunzziata, This is the highest Ital- jan decoration and gives to the bearer Louis Remner Believed Only One of Several Victims at Atlantic City. Full details of the wire-tapping swindle by which Louis Remner, Wholesale milliner of No. 382 Grand Btreet, was fleeced of $20,000 in At- lantic City, lead police to believe that | Square South, this evening: the milliner was the victim of the] West Side Unitarian Church held its same gang that stole $100,000 in Troy | last service in-Rarl Hall, Columbia Uni- ari itn Ges cakakel a: 3 jan | eT". Yesterday. Next Sunday the fom Eric Skogstadt, a Norwegian | prs Ice will be held in tts new house] the right to call *{mself a cousin of the banker, of worship, No. 244 Cathedral Parkway. | jing. , Captain of Detectives James M.|, During the first ax months of its ex-| Robert Guibert, official taster for the i {atence the Cornell Pay Clinic, which} guspee Liquor Commission in Paris, in Malseed of Atlantic City believes that} charges $1 a visit, treated 54,056 cases,| enind in his tests of 3,000 different Remner was only one of a number of | 22-828 being different individuals, ds of wines, champagnes feet Sanors ; The cornerstone of St. Thomas's| Every vineyard in France 1s trying to mire havin, seins at ieet Roman Catholic Church, Woodhaven, 'gell its product to Quebec, toriety. He says that the milliner went to Atlantic City with $11,000 in connection with business deal with HEARST’S RECEPTION & tian Gamned Krause While at dite ROUSES FRENCH IRE La Presse Wonders Whether Lloyd George Is Seeking a New Supporter. 922 (New York Evening World) ess Publishing Company Mrs. Vincent Astor has taken a house in the Rue Marbeau, Paris, for the summer, Class day exercises of the New York University Law School will be held at Judson Memorial Church, Washington British crossed the bridge Into the vil- lage, and were received with machine gun and rifle fire. The British artil- lery came into action, and when the first shell landed on a hill behind the town some timid defenders made a dash for safety. Four more shells followed in quick succession, and one, striking in the middle of a party of the retreating Sinn Feiners, inflicted several casualties. Troops which had been landed se- eretly from Boa Island, in Lough Erne, during the night took the Re? pnublicans ir the rear, but escaped. When the occupation of the village was complete, the dead Sinn Feiners were interred In a field nearby. The prisoners were removed to Enniskil- were stopping Krause called attention to a wallet lying on the floor. The wallet was baited with $121 in bills, race horse data and a card bear- ing the name “R. H. Hart," with an address at another beach hotel. In gratitude for the return of the wallet, Hart, at the suggestion of Krause, agreed to “let them in’ on his race track betting. Hart laid a lot of bets in a cottage on South Connecticut Avehue cottage and was informed by the management that he had won $100,000, but that he would have to show an equal Amount before his win- oa 7 nings would be turned over to him. [len last night. “The French haven't forgotten, Hart and Krause told Remner that] Republicans stationed at vantage|says La Presse yesterday, “that they they had each $40,000 and asked him| points with machine guns held out,| were often obliged to defend them- {2 he could raise the required’ $20,-]frequently firing. ‘The troops replied 000. The milliner wired to his wife] with a Lewis gun. It is believed that te telegraph him $9,000, instead of|iie Sinn Fein gun crew was wiped doing which she sent the money by |out. Simuel Stoll, a friend of the family.] It is officially stated that but one Stoll, when he saw the outfit hesi-]member of the Crown forces was tated about turnins the money over.|killed. Seven Republicans are known but Remner indignantly demanded it.|to have been killea while sixteen were A “fight” started in the pool room,|made prisoners, including the com- and, while “Stoll ran for assistance, |mandant. some one hit Remner, knocking the] It is understood that Beleek, ten $20,000 out of his hand and forging} miles southwest of Pettigoe, is still him into the hallway. When he|held by the Republicans, but that tried to re-enter the room he found | Mugheramena Castle has been evac- the door locked. When the police ar-| uated. Beleek Fort, held by the Re- rived they found the place deserted. |publicans, practically renders the bar- — IN IRISH HARBOR WITH MUNITIONS early to-day, prepared to leave for an (Continued from First Pag?.) Copyright, 1! by 'P PARIS highly indignant at the friendly re- William Randolph Hearst, who was invited Thursday to luncheon at Downing Street. selves against the papers controlled by Lloyd George's new friend and that in the Hearst papers the German staff published its false reports of victories and other discouraging propaganda."* La Presse supposes the British Premier thinks to gain in the Hearst press what he has lost by the with- drawal of Northcliffe’s support, but warns him he has wounded France and aroused the hostility of Canada, where Hearst's organs aroused the bitterest hatred during the war. unknown destination, believed to be Ireland, Shore leave was stopped. pit ala oh ALLEGED BOOTLEGGER SKIPS BOND AT TRIAL Suspect Doean't Appearance, Antonia Cassese, charged with con- spiracy to viol the Volstead law, failed to appear in Federal Court, Brooklyn, to-day although his appear- ance nad been promised by his wife sand rounds of ammunition werelang py the new Amsterdam Casualty found in the coal bunkers, he as-|Company, his bondsman. Cassese was ‘ cing {at liberty’ on $5,000 bail, and when he serted, just as the ship was docking /faiieq {to appear for trial last Wednes- at an Irish port day the bail was declared forfeite The captain of the vessel, whose iis. indictment was in connection . : with operations of the yacht Edith, {dentity Capt. Kreig refused to re-|which was captured recently near bay- veal, arrested several members of the Taepitlea al ce ie UBite x s office in Brooklyn crew und turned them over to the ere ee ty determine, whethan G British authorities for trial, it was]|sese owned the former mine layer Rip- said. Since then, it was declared, [Plc alleged bootlegging poat captured vessel masters have searched every weaman and examined his baggage be- on the Brooklyn waterfront last week. Andrea Mareciili, alleged chauffeur for fore their vessels cleared an American port. Cassest s said to have given informa- tlon indicating Cassese owns the boat The Seattle Spirit is an oi! burner of 8,800 tons, deadweight, and carries # crew of thirty-three. She has been in the Irish-American trade for about a year, IRISH ARMY FLEES ULSTER AS BRITISH TROOPS ADVANCE Large Part of Invaded Bor- der Recaptured in Almost Bloodless Battle. BELFAST, June 5.—Irish Repubii- can insurgent troops are retreating from Ulster. Thirty Republicans are to-day re- ported to have been killed in the battle for Pettigoe, taken by British troops late yesterday. Belfast's week-end victims numbered 22, of which three were killed and 19 seri- ously wounded, BELFAST, June 5. (Associated Press).—Authentic details of the re- capture of Pettigoe show that a British staff officer entered the village at noon yesterday and gave the Re- publicans holding the town fifteen minutes to leave. Some immediately departed, but about one hundred de- cided to fight. 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Covered to suit your own preference if you wish. . + - + » ss $39.00 to 82.00 idence of Lady|the whole legislative situation. to do so in the past, Harding now has decided to lead. His At the conclusion Viscount Grey and| conversations with Republican chief taing last Saturday were different The Republicans have sald the stump speakers of the opposition would gay the Government has atolen taxpayer's money to favor To all of which re- ply is made by the Administration that the opposition party will merely change {ts tune if the bill Is held up and declare the Republicans are *'con- templating a steal whieh would, #0 far as campaign twaddle goes, be bcm Just as effective as the other stdte- Fears of partisan opposition are largely groundless. Democratic lead~- but if private owners are successful ers in the Senate have told their Re- publican colleagues within the last fow weeks that the ~ mocrats as a party wouldn't oppose the passage of who 1s largely re-|the Merchant Marine Bill, though in- sponsible for the evolution of a con-| ‘vidual members will, of course, ex- crete plan to bring order out of the] Press their views and vote against It. chaos In which the Government found] When the measure comes to a voto it itself after the war with respect to]!* assured of passage In both houses ships, is of the opinion that the Gov-| 4nd will have a substantial amount of Neither House nor Senate Republt- ury to kill the initiative of the pri-|cans can risk repudiating the Chief Executive on a major issue which’ he method ‘‘a subsidy of death for the| himself makes an absolute party mat- The trouble ts not in the House, characterizes the ald which the Gov-|where Leader Mondell has followed ernment will transfer to the private|implicitly the Administration's wishes owners as “a subsidy of life" for the) and has moved his legislative pro- gramme nicely, It's in the Senate. The The plain truth of the matter 1s] House leaders, by the way, are tired does not yet see the|of sending bills to the Senate only to see them get caught in the jath of the nt ¥ \g ea si and is looking at subsidies with the|tariff. Republicans in the House are hart of Note Lord political vision of pre-war days. Re-| outspoken in their criticism of a Sen- Grey a Widower. publican leaders have told the Presi-|ate which has spent nearly a year on better | the tariff and is still far from getting The upshot of the whole business will be an assertion of leadership all whom| along the line by Mr, Harding. can’t get the Ship Subsidy Bill acted on unless the tariff and bonus are He must take hold of Re- from those in the past. 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