The evening world. Newspaper, July 6, 1922, Page 8

1 | \ { SCORES ARE SHOT IN GERMAN RIOTS: "FIGHTING GOES ON Workers Attack Monarchists and Fierce Battles Follow at Various Points. (New York Evening World) 1 Publishing Company, 1922. BERLIN, July 6.—There is civil war at several interior points in Germany on account of the work- men’s demonstrations against the monarchists, A crowd of demonstrators going from Voelpke to Sommerschenbe' near Magdeburg, invaded the estate of Count Gneisenau to take down the old impérial flag which was fly- ing from the chateau, and thereby opened a battle which twenty-four hours later is not finished. A score are dead and wounded. At Singen, near Freiburg, a crowd attacked the house of a former of- ficer, whereupon another retired of- ficer, Major Scherer, opened fire from across the street. Turning to him, the crowd surrounded his house and killed him, The situation re orks a aaa THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1922, Lion Attacks Trainer | and Gives Freeport Society Circus Thrill Women Spectators Scream as Beast Sinks Teeth Into Man’s Hand—Animal Is Driven Away. A commotion was caused last night during the Freeport, L. 1, under the auspices of “The Lights,” when one of five lions used In the circus attacked his tamer, sinking his teeth In the man's right hand and badly wounding him, Spectators, many of them women. screamed and others fainted . Charles J. Swartz, thirty-eight, lion® — tamer for sixteen years, was han- dling the lions, said to be owned] Swartz had his wound caute by the William Bartels Company, of | He d this was the third attack No, 44 Cortlandt Street, Manhattan, | {Pot had lwen made upon him hy and loaned for the night to the man- augment of the Society Circus, The lions had been performing without any hitch, and there was nothing to indicate {n the demeanor of Adolph that he was in bad tem- per until the closing act was about to be put on. This was to have been a pyramid of the five s. Adolph re- fused to take his position on the red ol and, after trying to coax him, Swartz fired three times from a re- volver he held in his right hand. In Dis left he carried a spear in case of emergency. When the three flashes broke from the barrel of the revolver, ircus conducted in cage, where he was kept last night lions, ‘The about three maddened animal right leg, years ago when a badly chewed Pa FIST FIGHT ON FLOOR OF LOUISIANA HOUSE Senator Knocks Down an BAVON ROL fight on the Representative aces Inqalry. La, July 6A fist of the House of between Senator JO. Stewart of Lake Charle and Represe Claiborne of New Roads, was the chief tople of eon versation about the Capitol to-day which} Mr, Claiborne came from the en contained only blank cartridges, ling cheek, Adolph leaped at Swartz, The low eat tamer tried to fight off the animal round. but the lion bit a piece out of sa Ue Swartz’s right hand, Several attend- ants went to the aid of the tamer! stewart and drove the lion into a smaller and fig counter with a of Senator r. Clalborne tripped and fell against a chair nittee will investiga fon in entering th with a member. House & prominent club, | « DENIED A KISS HE STONES GIRL fusal of Caress Lands Ilim in Court. Refused a kiss lat night on the Raat Drive in Central Park, near 108th Street, { yearn oll, of a e story she told Magia: Night Court y, who is pretty, sald iting for her flance, Robert ett, when she was secosted by Le After reprt Miss Morlarity sal Then he threw one at thia time and and } sd a stone throwing until the arrival of Patrolman be arraigned to-day in the Children's Court 5 \ Michac! Friedsam was recetved by the Pope July 4 Store Closed All Day Saturday During July and August 100 WET DRUGGISTS TO LOSE PERMITS Youth’s Retaliation for Re-|Fifty More to Follow for Whiskey Releases on Forged Order, Prohibition Director Day announced yesterday that 100 retail druggists had been cited for revocation of per- mits, and that their names would be published as soon as the recommenda- tions had been acted upon at Wash- ington, world be cited. The revocations are due chiefly to an Investigation begun six weeks ago ilef Zone Agent Appleby of the e on forged permits of large ntitles of whiskey fron distilleries in Pennsylvania and Kentueky. Sev- eral thousand cases were sized in sit by Appleby they ched here. before a iT ODD FELLOW DEAD. YPPORT, La., July 6.—Na- Allen, aged 92, said to have Idest Odd Fellow, died here REPUTED He said another fifty soon] 8 LIGHTNING REOPENS OLD COPPER MINE Thought That Hole Torn in Lava Leads to Workings Long Abandoned. The belief of Joseph Myron other residents of Glen Ridge, N. J, that a bolt of lightning tore a hole fifteen fect deep and ten feet in and diameter in the front lawn of Myron's home at No. 171 Hiliside Avenue on afternoon was questioned f Police Higgins and other ties who examined the pre They think that while the lightning struck Myron’s lawn the ef- fect of a slide into part of a copper mine which was worked and abandoned two hundred years or more ag Wt is known th ime, coppe Glen Rie it was to oo tse there were, at s in the vicin- 4 probably on d by the com andoned work- now the front home is the theory n the ground ippearances, seems to ped out by a stroke The city officials are f Myron’s udvanced which, from have of lightning. for the hole yen Be planning @ sounding of ground about the Myron homestead to determine if there are hidden holes which may be dangerous, FORMER SOPHIE LYONS IS ROBBED OF $15,000 Wishes Thieves Had Taken Her Book on Crime. DETROIT, July 6—A burglar broke into the home of Sophie Lyons Burke, seventy -six, Tuesday evening and stole $15,000 In diamonds and money. Mrs, Burke {s better known as Sophie Lyons, c@-time famous international crook, who has reformed and now spends most of her time and money in providing comforts for the inmates of prisons, “My only regret,” Mra. Burke said to-day, “Is that whoever stole my dia- monds did not also take with him one of the books I have written, ‘Why Crime Does Not Pay.’ If he could only have read that book I am sure he Ayould not be leading the kind of life he ts."* pecans WANK PRESIDENT HANGS ATTICA, Ind., July 6.—Joss President of the Central National Bank here, committed suicide yesterday by hanging. He was ill, His daughter found him, still alive. 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