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THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, JUNE 19, 1922. “now sine sine |AUTO SQUAD MAN NATION'S CHURCHES|SUN'S GUNBOATS [MISS MACSWINEY | HELD FOR ASSAULT (URGE PRESIDENT TO} BOMBARD CANTON:| ONLY REPUBLICAN WINNING IN CORK = Free Staters Have Great Vice tory Throughout South Ireland. j Eko de = ore nS person er ¥ Defeat of Hale in To-mor- row’s Contest Would Be Counted a Disaster, His Wife Paroled / After Both Were Charged With In- terfering With Arrest. Only Gives Inch | Inch to Gain a Mile, However, in Better Ship Measure. COMES UP IN AUGUST] HIS FRIENDS ANXIOUS. 40,000,000 Gallons in 304 Places Affected by New Regulation, Protestants, ~ Catholics and Jews Unite in Appeal for Conference. South China Leader, Recently Defeated, Apparently Not Eliminated, . made WASHINGTON, June 19—Orders for the concentration tn a few ware- houses of all liquor now held tn 304 warehouses throughout the country were issued to-day by Prohibition Commissioner Haynes. The order 1s the first move to carry out legislation recently passed by Congress intended to make the Na- tion really bone dry by plugging up the leaks in enforcement, Other dras- tic regulations are expected to fol- Christian Wackerly, a detective of the automobile equad, was held on $8,000 ball until Friday by Magistrate Reynolds in Coney Island Court, to answer @ charge of assaulting two po- licmen and interfering with an arrest, Wackerly’s counsel asked the court t record the scars and torn and stained clothing of his client as evidence that] the Department of Social Action of he had been grievously assaulted by Py vi velfare C = the accusing policemen. kee eps ee Weir San Wackerly was coming from Coney | °!h ®™ joctal Jus ; Island with his wife, in a tetolen car| “On of the Central Conference of he said he had recovered at Brighton | American Rabbis. SHANGHAI, June 19—Sun Yat Ben, President of the South China Re- public, whose forces were defeated by Gen, Chen Chiung Ming last week, has not abandoned bis attempts to re-] Cork, stronghold of Republicantamg take Canton, the southern capital, |[a* been carried by candidates of Gunboats manned by crews loyal to] Michael Collins. Mary MacSwineyy un Yat Sen bombarded Canton y ster of the late Lord Mayor of Corky terday, and an attack upon tho|"** the only Republican candidate southern capital is impending. eer eee eeu pomern PEKING, June 19 (Associated | °"7 8h¢ was led by # Labor ny who headed the poll, and two lha Hamctod tetas ey ‘ai Fu OD/ites, She owes her election to eh This is the first time as far as inf” pe at se a he tang Py | women voters. known that these representative or- amend er a ed a A ae st! Lord Mayor O'Callaghan of Corks ganizations of Protstants, Roman] &ny me since is de: 0! ang expected to be one of the Catholics and Jews have taken joint| Tso Lin, rebel Super-Tuchun of] ®=pected to be ane of a action in an industrial matter. The} Manchuria, at the gates of Peking. antl-Treaty cai “ 5 churches in their appeal asked the] Wu and Chang have concluded aj bottom of the poll. Complete resultd WASHINGTON, June 19.—Presl- dent Harding was asked to-day to take steps to end the coal strike in a Joint appeal presented to him by the Commission on the Church and So- clal Service of the Federal Council of Churches, with which are affiliated thirty great Protestant communtons, DUBLIN, June 19.—The Free Stat@ pro-treaty party has won a grea@ victory at the polls in the South Irish elections, Liquor Selling Amendments Must Be Studied Further on International Aspects. Administration Also Uneasy About Maryland and North Dakota. (Special to The Kvening World.) WASHINGTON, June 19.—Interest among politicians in Washington cen- tres on the outcome of the Maine right).—Prosident Harding's readiness ily os annie where Senator] 1° it} mt of action » another member of the Admin- " = “ine | House ot Raprecariattvas on| stration group in the upper branch antes Pig ae bined Slash the Bhip Subsidy Bill is an affirmative! Of Congress, is appealing for re-elec- | §' | by the Treasury Department Beach laa Giulies acd Wenen nA step, induced by considerations of|!02- There ts considerable nervous- ee ta a Gol Ht oe concentra- curtonity when he saw an arrest being rategy, which he belleves will Inmure| ie" 18 Administration clroleb over! 0) Wie sr tne namaces oy the made. Then the other policemen set ssage of the bill at this session|'® outcome, as a defeat for H : cl - isis telbay oP ace lla e would be regarded as “four straight’ oy bootlegging to a much greater de- Afegittate, Reviclte haar ane Details of the President's position |r the elements in the party which] 8" other policemen and told Wackerly By David Lawrence. (Special Correspondent of The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, June 19 (Copy- ae siete denecemimnie neenmeehecer deena = are giving President Har | Regulations permitting the bottling President: definite armistice, according to ad-| for the South will not be known unt | “onesge saintly selfless ae aye Warn nureate nt Harding luke. in bond of liquors ators thale sone beamed pe ota et eed true he ‘To call a national coal confer-] Vices from Chinwangteo, and al- to-morrow. flower. Mr. Harding will communi-| Former Representative Frank ¥,| centration in order to have more: salen lA. LOAN INEDAEOR Cor et See ready Chang's Fengtien troops are) “rhe sound defeat admintatered thd cate his views to House leaders within | Guernsey is the most dangerous con-|>Y cases instead of barrels and thus ee ona east oe eaves £0 To get the facts of the coal in. | Withdrawing kisah cael tnd onde Republican forces is expected to* “ a day or two. In brief, Mr. Harding |tender againat Hale, although How-|™aking \t more dimcult to ’ Sata wha tote wasters . i: cies dustry through a Government in- ig agree: ey should under followed by a manifestation by Eam is not trying to dictate the exact day {rd Davies of Portland is shelling the] l!quor shipments also were ii ESS A1read vestigation; De Valera regarding the Constitution, and hour when the Subsidy Bill should] woods with some effect and appeal-| Persons desiring to hay vetra, Weekerly charged with 4 be passed, and is willing to defer to the|{ng to the more radical elements. warehouses made a ‘concentration order! alee wie lad until judgment of House leaders on this} Washington {= eapscially tnterested| denot” were asked to file applications, en 4 hs he, bad eee ¥. ch point so long as he gets the legisia-|!n the Maine result, "Fred Hale|and after a hearing the places where UEBGRD MELAS GumtOay Ord, V, CAR Jamity, and r |i ‘a the 1} Nquor hoard: te raba, her counsel. _ tion through before the present ses-]!8 one of the President's “Golfing|the huge la 8 would be oe a SoU Day cree ect me etd the cot stike mom. torcycle Squad, champion runner and 7 But if fighting is over in the north, Mins of Convene adiourne. Hale and Frelinghuysen stored will be selected. A bond of were boon companions of Mr. Har-| $100,000 and one of $2.20 per gallon, hurdler of the Police Department, was Bebe hey eerie Ciote or. | Wu still faces a determined enemy in on his machine near Ocean Parkway ec eere eon * or Ithe south. Sun Yat Sen, at last re- Not to wait until the suffering The Republican chieftain has tak women and children of the mining} #coording to all available informa-|his defeat in bad grace, and his fol« camps has become a national ca-| tion here, resulted from @ meeting|iowers charge Michael Collins witl) of the two commanders aboard a] breaking his word regarding the pro« British vessel at Chinwangtao last] posed coalition. Friday. REPUBLICAN KIDNAPPED. BELFAST, June 19.—A party off Having made the threat that he will | ding while he was in the Senate, and| the present tax rate, must be given «© call Congress into extra session if an] their intimacy has continued during| before the transfer can be made. o ganizations that we represent, our armed men this morning kidnapped GA oi, tédournment ia taken without passing |the Presidential term of the Ohloan, | | Approximately 40,000,000 gallons of ci, v6 Greer, Who Fled Sing HERA aI a eee oon | doaviction’ tbat ths’ dine: Dia arrived ped necking wately aboard «pan tt |James Blaney from the Downpatriclé <q the Subsidy Bill. Mr, Harding found liquor are affected by the order, | 9/4 > biles coming from Coney Island at aj When our Goverament should act tol) Canton River, still 1» determined to Infirmary, where he was being trea himself confronted with the alterna Unusually strong guard foress,! Sing Changed From Prison. |tnrycnvecatis aly. bring about a conterence in the bitu- | agnt 0 for a wound received in an encount tive of forcing the measure through ‘i “armed to the teeth,” will be placed D He succeeded in stopping one and| minous coal industry to end the pres-| ‘Five boats, under Sun's leadership,| With the military on May 22 ~ now, while the House is in a disap-| conservative, but there are those who] around the warehouses. Garb. was serving @ summons on the driver,| €nt strike. We believe that the ma- | have shelled” @ part of Canton. The _— Be Helled to ctay here egniset Ks wil or| seit felt there’ ona ther tee cetery csi 2G0 OF Areata, Brooklyn, ‘whee, Wookens| are snetiing Lo eve tts vitaiy wn | Ceepatenes report few camaltiee be /TAETS FIRST DAY.” velled to ; voters : tee tite till members have had a little (in @ mood to get away ton the eH BIG CARGO OF BOOZE More than a score of posses, in-|Avenue, Brooklyn, when Wackerly| are unwilling to have its vitally im-| cause of the flight of many of the in- topped his car and Is alleged to have] portant industries subject to economic] habitants. cluding State troopers, Sing Sins| advised Beck to “step on it.” Miller,|combat as a means of settling dis- etn waiting for remnants of his guards and police of towns on every| who did not know Wackerly, advised] putes. defeated armies to rally so that he side of Ossining, have failed thus far|him to attend to his own business.| «Whenever either disputant in a|may attempt the recapture of Canton. in their combined efforts to track | Wackerly is alleged to have declared] controversy declines to employ meth- vacation and got an opportunity tol order of things. Official Washington FOUND OFF COAST mend their political fences'’ back]ig centering its attention on the One Liner Safe Just Outside IN LONDON QUIET Chief Justice stice Meets King: home. Maine result, looking for a ray of The President could have forced} nope in the dark gloom that has =. action this week, but it would have ; ee fb Chen Chiung Ming, at Canton, 1s ‘o-) ow, Day Ahead been at the expense of an emasculated aaeet ei soosine sepals 12-Mile Limit Carries down: Charles Gross) ‘alias John Kally, nel was an officer and got out of the! cas of conference and arbitration tt showing no aispos ition, to accede to T th de ale a s 5 4 ‘. . in's resent Lt r @ concilia- ° =) bill, Mr, Harding is showing shrewd! Brookhart, anti-Administration Re- 12,000 Cases, who escaped from the prison last] He and Eller exchanged blows and becomes proper for the Government to | Su! rep: ions fo a ~- signs of generalship in catering to the , intervene. It is inconceivable that|tion between them. Chen, formerly]! y;onpon, June 19 (Associa Slitee et tha ff Sentara at .th ee pary fanaa eee agent come} Prohibition Chief Appleby of New night. At 1 o'clock this afternoon] Wackerly is said to have drawn his public action should wait until the ]0n¢ of Sun's chief military leaders, re- time, so that when the members get| ack” and predict a handsome major.|¥rk and New Jersey has detailed) the searching parties had reported 1.0 revolver just as Hller's partner, Po- «werings of women and children in} cently adhered to the proposal of WujPress).—Chief Justice Taft of thd liceman “Butch” Myers, 4 eh ui back, in six or seven weeks, they Will lity for him. If he Is renominated,|the Hahn of the Prohibition navy to| definite progress. t Ter ctveg nat oe] mining towns should have reached | that the old China Parliament be con-| United States Supreme Court spen{ i Myers knocked the revolver out of th 1 it ndow have no excuse for further delay. then Maine will furnish another teat | patrol the Port of New York beyond the} Greer, who had twelve more years|Wackerly's hand, {t 1s said, just as| the Proportions of a national calamity.|YoKed to supply the country with &} ine first day of his visit to Lol va, jconstitutional Government, A rh ete rtewth is that Mir 3S arding was}! Popular feeling toward the Har-|twelve-mile customs limit and observe|to serve on a twenty-year sentence| Eller landed on his chin with his ee ee et ardion ier eesiend quietly, working on the pede by ding Administration in September} the actions of incoming steamships Kee: blackjack, then Mrs, Wackerly is al-| 0°! —4 " Ss will deliver to-night at the 1a" Serna ierycly tecnuec at the areu.{ When the general election is held in] which he suspects are anchoring out-| °° ‘he Killing of Thomas Keene in|. ooa'ta have bitten Eller on the ear| Social Service of the Federal Counct!| FRANCE OFFICIALLY |r tne rugrime society, + wnement, largely because of the argu-} savance of the reat of the COUNTY. | site that Hmit and unloading quantities robbing a Butler store in Dobbs! and she also was arrested. of the Churches of Christ in America TO ATTEND HAGUE] , ™™. Taft wilt lunch with Ambassa« = ment made to him by members oft re tale pulls through, Administration » Ferry, had a record of five arrests In| Poilce Surgeon York was called to|and the Department of Social Action dor Harvey at the latter's residencg: the Rules Committee that they hadn't of imported liquors on bootlegging . of the National Catholic Welfare Eee supporters will redouble their efforts New York and had served An the re- examine Wackerly, and accordir= to and then make a round of sightseeing had sufficient time to study the sub-| 1, save senator “Jog” Frelinghuysen yachts and barges. the Sheepshead Bay police, said he|Council put before you a resolution] PARIS, June 19 (Associated Press) |) oo how much the British sed ject. Mr. Harding learned, for in-li1 New Jersey, whose chances to suc.| Accord:ng to Mr. Apyieby, @ ary| formatory at Elmira. was fit for duty, but showed signs of| adopted by thelr respective bodies urg- ‘ance will take part inithe-confer-| 17 ooi, hos changed since his last = stance, that the record of the hearing | cosa himself have caused much gloom|esent engaged « tug and went out to} It is believed that he is tn etvilian having used” intoxicant Before] ing Government action looking toward] ence at The Hague with the Ruslan] ("enor Oat, changed wines bis 7 ites hed et heen mucibted ang] ®mong his friends in Washington dur-| sea yesterday and boarded an Incoming] clothes, for his prison garments were| Wackerly was locked up he was at-|the settlement of the coal controversy. | delegates, beginning June 26, Ab ens Tomy ustee) eure Cree eee Sera a paar ae Phptanllewatepean anne ing recent weeks, foreign liner outside of the customs tended for lacerations. “The Administration at that time] 0Mcially announced at the Foreign he to see the former President, and Mr, 4 observed 10,000 cases of | found to-day in the garret of the cel! the fight the Park aia not feet ted in taking ac-| Office this morning. 3 Coming closer to home, the Mary-| limit ani During the fight the Parkway was not feel warranted in taking ac ‘Taft will go to the palace to-morro thoroughly digested. Several leaders liquor on one of the decks. The agent] block. After his escape it was found If political questions are introduced, said they thought members would feel | !®24 contest for the Senate is engag-| aq no trouble being admitted to the a choked with more than one hundred] tion, beyond the issuance of the stat day ahead of his origi- ‘ohowever, the French delegates will] @fternoon, a etter as ing the attention of Washington. |{inor, Mr. Appleby ‘said, because ‘he| that a small hole had been cut in the! automobiles, whose occupants had| ment to which we have referred. No t al achedile, and cwilll neve @) Lon a chance pap Tedapbhel Smtr livers President Harding's recent visit to|posed as a prospective purchaser of the| cell block roof. And that was where| stopped on the way home from Coney| conference was held, the strike en-| Promptly withirew: talk with the English sovereign. Baltimore, where he attended the Key | contraband cargo. ‘The liquor which the ‘land to witness the hostilities. |sued, and it has now continued ; in their communitt he left his prison suit and cap. POINCARE AND 1A.0YD GEORGE 6 ee oF Aw matters stand now, Mr. Harding| Memorial rervices, has served to turn | agent observed, | Mr. Wackerly was on the force when * through ten weeks. Unless Greer managed to get. out of the World Warl nt IRON OUT DIFFERENCE, | FRENCH THEATRICAL COMPANT + will lone nothing by keeping on] the *potisht on the political mixup tn 200,000. the district with exceptional speed. it| (Me setter nye cr atwcnce to col ily secon reserves are belng stead-1 ys oNDON, June 19.—An Important TO TOUR AMERICA. friendly terms with the House mem-| ‘"*! et FRERO RUE pres: Af Hot the is believed that he will be quickly . Uy depleted; 1B of the min-| Angio-French conference on Palestine, H 9.—Arrangements ha’ horror of many regular Republicans into the aviation service. He became}ers and their families ix becoming 1 PARIS, June 1 5 er bill caught, for all roads were placed un- ussia and reparatiot held at penegemaedeal lad teal he| the President accepted the hospitality ding the liquor outside the cus ar onmervation ieicieciatalsy after the| % Meutenant in that service and when} more acute and the bitterness attend-| No, 10," the Premier's residence, to-] ¢e? made, with the approval of ar of Benator Joseph I. France on that | ,, limit cannot be held for violatin, Aste he returned became eligible fora Ser-]ant upon the conflict will inevitably|day, following a luncheon at which| French Government, for M. de Feraudy, my, could or this week. Even if tne Sub-J occasion, being entertained in the lat-| any law when they dock. He sald’ el alarm. | Uuvery, automobile and boat) ceant's chevrons on the force. He| increase, Lloyd George entertained Premier Poin. of the Comedie Francatse, and © cop aetgeaged Let Yew dees, an| ters home. France has not been per-| the riska in the transaction are taken | V8 inspected. was made a Sergeant on Commis-| “We respectfully urge that a na-|care and members of the British Cab-] notable actors and actresses to 1 Ameri ‘he ‘ogram ined Mr, Harding originally thought would| cause of hia radical ideals and hie pers | clive the. liquor and. wnugwlee ae iets the ‘priso: sounded the alarm. the| #oner Enright’s aoe ne ae ae inn | (dane! com ‘conference and a Federal ie ye ae e eee reeteare | a wreck to Gueber, taro tn Maatrent coe Mr, cause of his radical ideals an: per-| ceive the liquor ai juggle it into who had been in the war the prefer-|investigation of the coal industry i i ik. ‘They will ti meas rs te one in New York. 'Yy give Peheierior hoes month ak we sutent championship of the rulers of | the country by way, of the Long Island | Toe eroriip, the Rockateilers, Janes] ence {2 promotions, which ruling was| would have far-reaching consequences |™%n** £°F © conference regular repertoire which includes viet ; has been mi ; ; 0c , Jam: until the Senate finished work on thela fight for recognition of th aie Speyer and others laid all other du-| Knocked out by the Court of Appe: n promoting domestic tranquility plays by Mollere, Wackerly was then made a member . -| KRASSIN FAVORS TRADE | —— ‘Tavite Bul. wom [Troteky Government ever » BRONZE TABLET GIVES _| ties aside and searched the premises| Wacken wes, then ma! aia ee een RELATIONS WITH U. S. piel tema Germans laid down armas in 191 BUDDIES’ “THANK YOu” | £2" the convict. The New York police strife. ATIONS W . S. , : Pe . Under the new plan, to which Mr.| made one trip to that unhappy and are watching the home of Greer's _-__ “S Harding has agreed, the House will|two years ago to obtain material to Alz-tes-RAin Reave Hoeanitaltig ly ter in Amsterdam Avenue. OIL MAN ARRESTED SOCIALISTS WANT O. K. Apnounces Bellet That Resumption . . Yecess three days at a time under a|further advance the cause of the So- se ntaianl Mokseterne y| Greer is not believed to be armed OF FARMER-LABORITES Is Not Far 0: gentlemen's agreement between the| viet Government in the direction of Ld excent possibly with ‘tiie tools he used FLEEING DIVORCE 2 MOSCOW, June 19 (Associated leaders of the Democratic and Re-| recognition by the United States. AIX-LES-BAINS, France, June i9.—] to break the skylight; he did not ; ; ) Bm sublionn Parties, to the effect that ———————>_—- A bronze tablet similar to the ones pre-| leave them on the premises, Held L + (Chatae Hold Candidates in Abeyance Vend-| Pross).—Leonid Krassin, addressing a { no party matters will come up for| WIDOW GETS $22,500 sented to Chambery and Challes-Jes-| When the prisoners were marched] Held on Larceny rge, ing Possible Coalition. Russian Foreign Trade Department in to the evening meal last night he if Eaux in appreciation of the hospitality Californian Blames FOR HUSBAND'S DEATH of the townspeople to American soidiers| W8%, Present, but when they wei on leave. Was presented. to this town | mustered at 8.30 to march to the Irate Woman. to-day by # delegation of Y, M. C, A] chapel to see a moving picture he was| william B. Cheesbourg of Taft, consideration while the members take a vacation, Then when the Tariff Bill i . is ready the House will be called] o¢ back and the measure sent to confer- New York Sociali are holding in| conference, voiced tho belief that re- abeyance to-day their nominees for|Sumption of official relations between Russia and the United States is not th that Mice in. ithe ‘expectation that enather| «om, aod the newapaper PravGn edi Eile’ Company Settles them. bl With Mrs. Fisher Out of Court. [workers from tho American forces In| missing. Cal, who was taken off the Whito|Doltical party will endorse them. Al torially advocates dealing with Amer- apps in 9 fow da: The $50,000 damage suit brought by|Germany. The Chambery and Challe An immediate investigation show-|Star liner Majestic Saturday as a| om erence iA fea to build up the Russian oil in- ae beh ROE TL aan cop iat Mra. Jennie Fisher, No. 49 South bit} les-Eaux tablets were presented Satur-led that Greer had gone to the top|fugitive from justice, was until a|**'ts end oMciais of the Farmer-Labor | qustr: « se r 3 Subsidy Bill and the Senate will ets Stree’, Corona, L. 1, against the Outs day. of the six-tier cell block, smashed the|vear ago actively identified with the| Patty will attempt to bring about al M. Krassin in his address reiterated Kien Comber: wat tains Entwined American and French flags up the bonus, if it has not been given) the s,came Court al Long Island City | formed the principal decoration of the right of way over the tariff by) to-day when counsel for Mrs. Fisher] town. A public holiday was proclaimed {hat time, The Senate may, of course,| announced the company had settled-for lock of the trap door leading to 1:.2|kku Klux Klan, was expelled and then|° t least in atrong Socialist garret, battered a hole through the|organized an association to combat tile roof with whatever he had used/the Klan, according to telegrams re- that the Government would not sur- render its monopoly on foreign trade. sucess Kings County Sociallats nominated candidates for al} offices at a conven- to break the lock and reached the roof | ceived yesterday from the authorities| (; terday. In making the desig- A hie diacussing. the eubwigymeanure| #23. Any Mal SIXTY-FIVE MISSING te Sree tus tes abr Peale ay sera tie Aug Heel Gon. yesterday tn ME en Ontos ore nea ; While the House ts doing the samo| ,,fj'e, plaints husband, ON CAPSIZED STEAMER] | He entered the cupola of the Ward-|pottee. A E G Notice to Advertisers thing, but the President 1s of the) gnati at he. 602 ockaun Avenusl pS cal en's home, went down four filghts of} Cheesbourg was held without bail opinion that Congress ought to, and rele na City, ‘when an employee of the! yAMBURG, June 19.—Preparations| stairs and out the front door to free-| yesterday by Magistrate Simpson in|, Fesolution adopted at the Nationa! / Thirty Injured Celebrating End of ‘Display advertising ype copy and release e for eit week Morcing World will, place a ship subsidy law on the ndant company dropped # fragment I ed & Convention some months ago, breaking © Ocean Flight, were being made to-day to raise the|dom, He attracted no attention be-|tho Jefferson Market Court. He was Be gern. ihe lOutiepS elnetions, Ui emcees which mammals visi Brasilian liner Avare, which capsized as| cause trusties come and go about the| arrested on the request of the Sheritt| \we%, {rom welr traditional policy off TigBON, June 19.—Several people {nstend of imagining in the bill sa) Kecauee of Ars, Fiaher's deatitatenaie | she wae being taken out of drydock last | Warden's home. at Bakersfield. A inessage from the| Socialists will insist that any can-|Were killed and thirty injured by an| World Oftice Cony containing ange {> ‘"npopular move, many of the |. eal-| Cistanc i Friday. It is believed it will takea week! Greer lived in New York at No. 1487 id Cheeshourg is wanted on| didates endorsed by another party will/explosion on a vessel in the Tague averting for tbe a ancen pat Sheritt e Display adveriaog pe. copy = dent's supporters believe vill add <== acne to right oe ee jer pump | Amsterdam Avenue. He was last ar-|charges of grand larceny and aban-| primarily be Socialists. River last night, during a fireworks | ment Section sine vunds ‘orld £ [eo MaPublican Drestire | she Polls, a5] Pennies Widow hues for $50,000 Dam-| the Water from er hold. | Seventeen | rested in Greenwich, (onn., and from |gonment. — display celebrating the completion of Sit will be presente’ us the outstanding ait were cut by rescue squads in the plates | "8 finger prints it was learned that] In his cell in Jefferson Market|CITY COUNSEL FERTIG the transatlantic flight by Portugutse | Fridar.” com containing. ¢ $; achievement of 4 constructive charac-| Mrs, Yovph Auditors, a penniless| {i en effort to reach the imprivensa |he Was wanted for murder, Prison, Cheesbourg sald the charges! “16 17 FROM OVERWORK |22vt! aviators. Festivities were ss (ee iste then ony, te cane wah A bid Le tere aye years of the Har-| widow witi four dependent children, ap-| men. ——_ were made by his wife in connection pended. not been reeeined FM, Wridey. ond oad ‘2 ing Adm: ration. e ‘ total ties are still unde- hi = Torchili, held wubllention’ eftte Supreme Cour tordny ine ¥s.000 dane, | termined, an gone ot he ‘crew’ whol WILL URGE MEXICO |Mnbaucreteias Stay 28, 2t wastto| Hes Breakdown and tn Conned tol pig unig barnes were held in| obits by Mn ae raat ae pel Other advantages in waiting fill] age mult apelnes tier roe eto Gam: | were on shore leave, but sizty-Ave men FIN avold those proceedings, he said, that Home. _ wait be omitted ‘as, condone Peary italy * later in the summer for action on the] Company und sii, Pa lare missing, TO D MURDERER he left California and started for] Assistant Corporation Counsel Fertls | sry eyyy ‘0 | ote Ship Subsidy Bill, We in getting us| Steamship Company tor fcial +! NORTHCLIFFE VICTIM amie Europe. has broken down from overwork and (s| wo HED catood Wom rebates. | pra alley, Stynrdarsrleaed, later than ore dispassionute view later on the} her hi iv: < 4 % ‘ | : ; per eee te ene Moe ns tore ; 9 at Our Representatives In confined to his home, No. 631 East 168th! WARSAW, June 19.—J, W. Van Wert | eum ait tunis of "Woy character, WouLTct oe OF PTOMAINE POISON American ships than 1s possible at the ‘anced because of the pitiable Former Partner Charges He | street, pronx. Mr. Fertige was to have structed in Killing of Har- wan havennes: é Fertige was ¢o have | of Fenton, Mich., has becn awarded the THE WORLD * peeonnt tine, It Ia expected that fants pied Po © Returns to London Under vey, U. S, Citizen Apecon ded (1 HN F7,000 nh eaersra te beg tapes Aes Br ae tne tiene miliary ard gg SAO ret tp : LOS ANGELES, June 19.—William i] 4 jecoration in the gift of the Polish Re- = =. prove that American ships will be at u| SAILOR’S 5,000 FRANCS Pay eslaniy: Care, WASHINGTON, June 19,—The . Cheeseb: wanted in Bakers.| that jurist sitting in injunction proceed-| public, in recognition of his services i American Embassy in Mexico City Be ches cemnty pride pital ings brought by the New York Belt] with the Red Cross during the Bolshe. o'eo. ms by G. F. Wri, of Taft. Line Company, a subsidiary of the] vik invasion of 1920. DIXON, THOMAS HENRY—Puneral services and the Consulate at Tampico were] ferred by G. F. ight + aNd) Third Avenue Railroad Company. Judge] He is seriously il! in the American|. will be held Wednesday morning, June Bly instructed to-day by the State De-|for the abandonment of his minor! Mayer once acted as counsel to tho| Hospital at Constantinople. 11.80 A. M., daylight saving time, at hig flag» are unmolested, and second, that Bills for French Notes, strain of his trip a -day he referred 4 5 . m es “ children, on a char; preferred by| Belt Line. To-day he referred the case realdence, Thomas Mill Road, Chestnut treaties will prevent the application of around (he world and hie unusually|Prtment to request Federal and) rai. Cheeseborough, his wife. to Judge Hough. Hl, Philadelphia, Pa. Train leavi ———. PHILADELPHIA, June 19,—Amt FOUR KILLACD IN SILESIAN RIOT. American law to foreign vessels, as 4 Pel hard worl since returning, has brought|local Mexican officials ‘to make ever: Mr. Fertig during the past year has si contemplated in pending bills which|!kka, « thrifty sailor from Algiers, in| Qeout'« temporary breakdowr. Po apy A we tt ae about ha § a “a he] represented the city before the Public] BERLIN, June 19.—An affray ts re Sinead Hiroe) Baton 9.4. M6, waste seek to prevent all ships entering| foa™lne the waterfront here in quest apprehend the murderers of | had so! is auto-top and upholster-| service Commission, the State and Fed-|ported at Biskupita, Upper Silesia, be Liye ~ met at Highland station American ports from: selling intent, two confidence men, Yesterday Warren D. Harvey, an Amertcan|ing business there. He is alleged to] orai Courts in the following cases: New|tween a small detachment of French| !te!™ent private. Please omit flow cants on journeys to und from the] get his frit siimbes of ne neeeUs te FATAL 10 TWo. citizen, who was killed June 17, five] Dave abeconded with about $7,000 be-| York ‘Telephone Company rate case: | rsops and a force of pleblacite police 4 THOMAS A. BELL. pac of America, His ? serious disadvantage if the sal» of TURN T 500, LONDON, June 19.—It was authori “liquor is prohibited on board American 'O $1,500, THEN $15 | wstively thet Viscount versels, while those under foreign Mectenere 18: MNTATIAE Som peceaaing change Raised ; - * nging to W) had .| New York & Queens Gas Company: rat. CAMPBELL YUN) § United States. ockets held something ihe NORFOLK, Va., June 39.—Two miles from Tampico. longing to Wright, whe laraal bevird © Reel Goa & Electric | (*, mixed body of Poles and Germans),} | * BEAL CURE MS Pp thing Mk terest in the place and owned an auto- a y ies % ‘The President has yielded an inch tc] The first two men ho m y|Sr@ wemen are dead and six other| In reporting the case the Consul] tere Ay © | Company case; Belt Line tranafer| ordered to relleve the communal guard + gain a mile. He is more confident to-| spoke his own language but offered tof Women are in a serious condition fol-|at Tampico said merely that Harvey mobile which Cheeseborough sold. pope, feperens clvaiana Pct igre iy -+ day than he ever has been of the ulti-| exchange his Wrench money for ‘United [owing & drinking party Saturday night |was Paymaster for an unnamed oll ages cage rom of them. niall * by both tates currency, i © have! company ad been kills ITAL vA TARTS BEN FOR ARVERNE . mate pansage by Hiauiges of hie | Te g100 bile’ and 4 1, | drunk liquor containing wood alcohol.| COMPanY and had been killed by IT TO DENMARK. SUPFERPRS, 2 ——— i favorite measure creating a perma ‘Two arrests were made. bandit NEW GENEVA-MOSCOW AIR LINK. nent American merchant marine out| But & few minutes Ee eenestes — . - _ = ROME, June i9.—King Victor The Arverne Hotel Men's Association!” Guygya, June 19.—-A 36-hour ble harge : 4 in Ai eartosmahod f of the war fleet bills were ot] 220 INJURED IN CHEMNITZ nior.| HOTEL PORTER K (eget ete fate will have a benefit performance at the | weeyty airplane service from Geneva to A Lee to $100. BERLIN, June 19.—One hundred and ENDS OWN LIFE day for Copenhag : Columbia Theatre, Far Rockaway, ON} yogcow will begin July 1, according to . BRIst AN qusekate oe & Government count twenty persons were Injured, some seri-| COBLESKILL, June 19. Alfred B.|to King Christian of \ Thursday evening, June 22, The entire} 4, announcement made here to-day "rhe death {a eantan at ow is seers at hts tal wae true, ously, in a fight Bateson members of a] Hunt, porter at » local hotel, killed his|Sechanaer will go yi ‘ receipts that evening will go toward | The airplane wil! rry passengers and ay od he: 4 a whey ay a commu ‘6 on Saturday, | cide pb; hoot), e fT Lies George e 2d anc belongings with foodstuffs Gl I ‘was born in Glasgow in 4 bigasure Junker in America, acording Lo newepaper seporis, aeparaied twa 6 ‘The couple had been part Aer ONE nging ith { ne companies are backing the : mona, : u salen taaeeetecetepebigocnemcnseneae LES TEE