The evening world. Newspaper, July 13, 1922, Page 9

‘Una MAY BE CALLED TO-DAY |PALNEGOTATINS ss esyeas"=./S1AN GIRLS BODY :-"""%-"""|) 24 Floor ISW. 3428S rdas final " ne Aa, a 7 y, GIVE PRESTIGE 10 hey will in turn compel the railroads about twenty-five yeara of age. A|| (Between Fifth Ave. & Broadway. Opposite Waldorf Hotel) to do likewise or forfeit the support Jagged cut in her throat that had t of public opinion, Which makes t+ severed her windp! bullet hole i self felt more readily with the rall- i i Meta al AR tA: — road executives because of the inflt- FO eee ene ence of the ¢ rnment upon the story. Her skull had been fractured (Continued From First Page.) iMcR. GR. MeMACKIN, thousands sof people, and varied int and in the clump of bushes one of the - s se collec e power affects ——— ae . LUKES, DEA prey i From First Page ts whose collective power affe Probable instruments? a blackjack, masked. They fired about fifty shots, OF ST. LUKES, D d management was found, ‘The whole countryside put apparently aimed them only at ——— way out for the railroad em- : he windows of the roundhouse. Atl] Burial on Saturday in Gate] roar as the ‘at-powerful agency or | 5 to accept the decision off Nude and With a Fractured bles aroused in a search for the mur- derar. of the irfjured had been clubbed, none ‘Teaver Cemetery, the Government, above which thero|t , ard with a request for} gy sn Tle UE ' had been shot; several were removed of vWoubuur TYs waa no appeal. Congress throughout | " efation. This may or may Skull When Discovered on Tracks of a motoreycle with side i to hospital ‘om = Wilkenson, th: estchester. : : : nted by the board, If it is inks Near Balti @ e © believed’ te vtitied trainmaster, was beaten over the head] yp. Daniel J, MeMackin, for six| 2! 18 debates did not intend that any] ranted it would not commit. the Links Near Baltimore. oa ar ' leved to be slenificant, and suffered a possible fracture of} Ss ‘| penalty should attach for the dts-lboard to modification, but would af- aaa Several feet from the spot where the the skull . years pastor of St. Luke's Church, in} diene of-a decision of the or labor leaders an opportunity] BALTIMORE, July 13.—Under the] body was found the bushes were > - the Bronx, and considered one of the} ja ana purposely omitted the mat- | 9 ume negotiations and end the | shelter of a grape vine by the side off broken ani smeared with blood, @ TRACKMEN MAY most learned plelates in the: States} (4. of penalties, belleving that public Rate reese seeming to have Won} 4 ‘secluded road on the Rolling Road arin aeons CHE Uh aneeon Fun shes JOIN WALKOUT} “4 iate last night at the pastorate) inion would compel obedience, ets! ree. Golf Course, seven miles from hete,] in which the ear je hotieved te hace bre ok —__— after a serious illness of ten days.| \ x1, parding is relying, of cot ODY OF BOY IN GARDEN POOL] the nude body of an unidentified] come, 4 pe en sader yr} eve) © 8 jed on § day in the THAT 0 PARSY ALE GIAMCAPAN:) young woman was found to-day by a] T police believe the woman had Leaders Trying to Prevent} #¢ ¥!!! be Buried on Satur on pul inion, but there is a f y y by nh World - e Outlaw St fe t 100 Gate of Heaven Cemetery, Westcbes-ing in Inbor circles that he has stated] 7 y of the boy found in the] oaaay, Pie mere te RBOE Open Daily Till 6 P. M. Yel . BnIeS & ter, after high requiem mass at St.Jorroneously the true power of the} s™!™ sl in Madtaon Square cs Peereeied: thé boy cae even reach A woman's nat, and cart! Saturdays Till 9 P, M | ne as len od da and a cap we ound a * od Points. Luke's. ard when he attempts in his bh J 1 t0-48¥ | hundred yards and notified attendants mile awa: f RHOUNO siete DETROIT, July 18, — National]! Mgr. McMackin, a nephew of the ion to give to the Labor gba heal who immediately notified police at] several by loodstained clothi Headquarters of Maintenance of Way}late John MeMackin, State Commis-| foard's decisions the weight of law was made by } nsville, about two miles distant. ‘were four r the body, ; ail Employees to-day struggled to| sioner of Labor, was born in this city|and when he gives the Impression that ~ keep the maintenance men from]is years ago, was educated at St.in striking against a decision of the staging an outlaw strike in sympathy | Francis vier College and St.|hoard the men are in effect striking with shopmen : Charles College in Maryland, later at/against the United States Govern- Unless differences caus the Sulpician Seminary, Pa shopmen's strike At the latter institution he won a truth Is ee eats 1a) the : Mediately, local cholarship offered by Pope Leo ‘Transportation goes: tne Qnce of Way men will be unable to[ Scholarship offered by Pope Teo XIII have check the tide for a walk ccord. [and went to Rome for further theo- ation. ing to more than one dred tele-)logical training, being ordained ther has full grams received from district and other] in 1901, His. first AtBRE Wad rs who: chairmen to the Church xf the Annunciation, pase at sae The break threatens “within a few Rl AS Ge “SENIOR” “TIN r the leaders wired. at 18ist Street and Convent Avenue. JUNIOR? Most of the trouble is caused by| For a time he was secretary to Car- meu refusing to work under guard off dinal Farley, when the latter was pated Maes vie seta) tolarchbishop. He was also instructor absence *. Grable, Presiden : sent i paithee tha union, work of adjudivating these |i Latin at Cathedral Th f lawbreakin @ifferences ix progressing slowly. Popes honored him with decors FUeasiataten d HARDING'S PROCLAMATION IS 1 COULD T “EDGE” among them . , ; SCORED BY GOMPERS. 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