The evening world. Newspaper, August 7, 1922, Page 1

Begins To-Day IN THE EVENING WORLD To-Night’s Weather-—THUNDERSTORMS, A Thrilling Detective Story of To-Day. The Sheridan Road Mystery By PAUL and MABEL THORNE. eee To-Morrow's Weather—CLEARING; COOLER” WALL STREET; 9 T WORLD “Circulation Books Open to All.’’ “Circulation Books Open to All.’ EDI ION - x —— == — — = Consents Satie Company, toes.) NEW YORK, MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1 922. ; ; Pont ottiee, New! Yorks Nets PRICE THREE CENTS HARDING ASKS SENIORITY LEFT TO BOARD gers, Se gmt ta em MDUOEE HARON ASKS BOTH SE As He Fails in Attempt to Save Her COPAND HIS VICTIM SUBMIT 10 LABOR BOARD ON LONDON, Aug. 7.—Irish insu commisston , Daughter Drops Over Precipice—Grasp on Pressure Put on Illinois and] ye commerciat « saa Indiana Absentees: Expected | Ne York announced Glad thieves Her Hand Broke. : . } ana Absentees; Expecte : < yo at imself S Me a0 ; stise RABE pe ebb oy atenue. ned Miss Elizabeth Jones, seventeen, daughter of Prof. L. W. Jones, head Wo aad Is Himself Shot = by Wednesday. Northern Europe from communicat of the Department of Chemistry at Princeton University, was killed yes- by Cop. — with the United S us fa as terday afternoon in Yosemite Park, Cal., when she plunged sixty feet 5 =e Irom a cliff to the rapids of the Merced River, according to despatches re-) WAS JUST OFF DUTY. celved here to-day : Prot. Jones nearly lost his ilfe ine Conference at White House Resumed, With Other Leaders Hurrying to Washington other Officer, Although Local Union Offers $1,000 Reward to Aid in a frantic atte yt to save his di hte: ig i j | ’ hon hen ath Olies, ie nea "| Wounded in Pistol Duel, Capture of Long Island Wreck Plotters grasped the hand of his daughter Brings Down Maniac, when he saw her slipping over the WASHINGTON August 7 President Harding called upon triking edgavor the c van pullea fi A police surgeo 1 members of r bi at ce ECG Boke NOW SOUGHT AS the arehiioids Heika ne te Sis at] @tlroad shopmen to-day to return to work, requested the railroads to as iseeineeedten pai and the girl the bedside in Rooseveit Hospital of} #ign then to work and asked both the workmen and carriers to submit Y Policeman David Owens, thirty-two, plunged to the waters below, while the disputed question of seniority to the Railroad Labor Board Monee cling (précavigusly 0 tie Socicn of the Marine Division, to take any The further statement was made by the President that he was “mind Untit: witnesses dragged him’ to‘safety statement he may become able tol fur of the pledge of both the executives and the striking workmen to ———— make rare ction } oot- Miss Jones had just posed on the make regarding his action in shoot-| recognize tho validity of all decisions by the Ratirond Labor Board He RENEWED, |tines were concerned, PEACE HOPE hie West Virginia Asks to Be In MAMIE | CAUGHT cluded in Central Field : Conference, | Press).—Coal operators and union ing the soft coal strike, virtually agreed to ask all absent operate Particularly those of Mhnois und) Dry Navy Making [t More Indiana, to join in the conference: ing Willlam J. Iuze, fitty, a aiter, wep = edge of the pracipice for a photograph : Saye Papen ‘ 4 also pointed out that the question of seniority “whien the executives re- herein BVedneaday Difficult to Run Rum taken by her father, A score of wit-| Heir to France’s Throne Said]and Policeman Bernard Greene he-} jected" as outlined recently ina settloment plan proposed by him “remains : : i ‘ fore he himself was shot by Greene Puy RECE sgt Operators in other states ulso will by Water. nesses were a few feet away, ‘The to Have Wedded Four, last night, Tédt. believed that si in dispute and bars settlement Probably be asked to attend for the = Mise SIDNEY picture hAd been taken and Miss Jones One From Brooklyn And Chee aude Pollcemaa Gime Mr, Harding asked that both ties to the dispute agree to comply urpose of reaching wage agreements 5 yes : RANDALL ntatted’to return to ther whe tee iA eu s eT] with the deci oh senior’ eth 5 es P Reet iaualsies (6, ces m ROCKETS GAVE A CLUE. “ SETS started to return to her father when eae exca pad’ witha. dieah wound decision rendered on seniority by the Rallrog vor Board Onsoe'Sarsisun® | she stebbed on a number of pebbles, a ae _ © The Praeident sent telegrams to B. tion on the part of the cMferees i Sl which rolled from under her shoes] BOSTON, Aug. 7. Prince Louis Rest arnhs at No. 333 West 124tW M. Jewe ad of the Railroad Shop here was scheduled to be taken this) Sub-Chaser Larsen Lying Ofi Oren . and precipitated her to the brink of} Henri de Bourbon," who left Street. He was on duty until about monet aad T. De Witt Cuylen, afternoon at the first joint confi Hook WI he Noted Miss Sidney Randall Webb aes texing Rusalan: uniform behind’ in 4PM, yesterday. About 6 o'clock, Chalem hie Association of Rail Gaines : Hook len She Noted , . . the eli ; ‘ it 1s said, le was seen Intoxicated Way Executives, outlining the plan ence of the miners and rators Flite Will Become the Bride of Answering his daughter's screams, | New York apartment when the police "9 aie ; Which he hoped would result in speedy Meanwhile the conference was cx lures Out at Sea. h Stre Walter F. Chappell Prof. Jones rushed to her aid and his| Went there to find out whether be was anae Hghitns: mood fn termination of the strike pected to mark time until Wedne : ; BPE anxiety nearly precipitated him over} Ot in fact Harold Schwarm, a New pniet Fighth and Ninth Avenues. ed iP cabs oetac’ cuiltaeiaterttn A Cee Rune 4 r € gemient of Miss Sidney]? ee ita . 7 a n hour later 1 8 refused service Strike would be issued on the under day, but the operators wi] That the marine gatoway to New| ningun woth, daushtor of Atm Joh, {the precipice. We managed to grasp| Britain, Cony., factory hand, waa ; un Imade by union] York is growing more dificult of pa ‘ x t ston | {2 & West both reet rest nt, and fanding that t Labor Board would agrecd to the pro Sidney Wetb of Washington, D. C.,] 8 daugher's hand and arrested her|Deing sought to-day by the Boston] | °° 08) | tk Ta ai deal with the seniority question, Mr Officials, to ask other operators to/sage by rum runners was indicated |) yy ; I of New York, | fall for an instant, but his own posi-| Police on suspicion of bigamy. OMm-| 1° Ne Clue Ol Tua une A Crowd © Jewell declared he could wot say Join the conference at dawn to-day when another motor}i is oon announcat at chington, {On prevented him from pulling her] cers were at work checking up reports} payer eitiae mHeHIGulAHTy, 1 Such a question, le said, would have While only a minority of the opera-[taunch with 100 cases of Scotch whis-[yrn ot aM f the tate Dr, | back that four women had been married eae sepals oe RoR voted ort Dyck presentatives tors in the central competitive fleld} key aboard was captured off Sands eae : After the professor was rescued by {to the man at various times in a lexander Burnham, a Went Indian ~ Be OBE M Ohen SIRs De had d here to-d to attend the] poo The ‘ eciadelt Walter F. Chappell He is a grad- . 1 earkerittiat included Gi Jebian a dish haliboy at No. 321 West h Street, Noonan of the electrical workers and ; 00 selzure, made by customs itnesses of c as eer that include: job an a dis olnston of the fat confe both they and the union IStOMS Tate of Princeton, a rain of the| Witnesses the tragedy, a call was es a grinned and the policeman, who was Shopmen Seek Information|: th Jebnster the machin d confident that practi-| Msveetors, was effected near where | voor. yy : whtely ho served two] sent for park and forest rangers, but| Washer at the Taunton Insane Hos-| {unin All the policeman. who was A ‘ (ised positively to diseuims thelr views the Illinois and Indiana] the police boat Biue Boy picked up the | 4 a naval’ of nd is now| late Jast night the body had not deen | pital the other hallo: ‘ati ha i ouliantes Leading to Identity ot Sat URS UTES vould gree oO participate | iaunc % WN. early iday Rees a i he first wife ‘a id to be iss P. 8 z Zs ‘ L IARBES Ey , . 2 It has sitio of th Bienes ecineaInD Ast aa ae nee Ga OM Se ala SSIES a Jal ies nat men al at fae ne : 2 4 as "5 Miss! Burnham says Owens struck him and Trouble Makers Kirike | hel men bi eputy Surveyor Sanders said] lomatic vie se some tl afore the body is found | Ethel Abctz of New Britain, Conn. . of the Ohio operators wert Any Wee th K i Rote _ be some time before the body ls found nara igs ri ; is Ne He that he then seized hin and threw must be cared for in any settlement peat Shey | to-day that the co-operatio — = e ne ty of the current, | Whom the Baron" is alleged to have und that the already here, as also some represent- |" because of the rapidity of the currer him to the ground, Somebody ‘saw| dann - — ' position in Se ee, RARER Pees |S. customs, Prohibition MARY MILES MINTER] prot, tones nd hin daughter. ar nied in Hartford in 1918, and th«| Qvone holster ard shouted, wtee, ita es (Chatrman of the [fusing senior Lolthe stall four & comprise the central field,|merine patrois has muade “ on o Va rs dav md wife Miss Catherine Lynn of es 1 Ps road Shopmen's General Strike uid in-effeet be a refusal ter Extension! of the ceonteal eompettsliite this iitbor eo aifeah tet | INJURED BY JAR OF ||zved Be ey See erate iin city), @denactrient ataveleaatiors|GEe Gene Gig eats 8 lCornmlttes, offorod’w ruvardiof $1,000 | cmploy. w Jargutiutnben oc tte: nAled > NREGL ai eat eur Ae v was said n despatches. They lad ey 1G) CART 10) ear, ¥ ov up and dre 5 membership: five’ fleld’ to: taclude Northern A "] rendeay off Fire uf SWITCH ENGINE been six weeks in Berkely, Cal.,| The third is reported to have been a] the gun and fired two shots at the|@t Monn to-day for information which Ni aye a ae . m at Nrete elie apa NO beNe cere schoonera Garrying i th oe : y he Ta : fleeing hallboys. will lead to the identity of the men ; HAND oO cleie ee yon caching Wiuakie wancaghoemont wrying Hauor from. the et : where the professor had been an in-/ Turse In the Taunton Insane Hospital] feeing halibovs, | wl ae ik a they would remain in Washington { eau dies has been broken up atricia Pe : f a SrA he = Az, » Was on the stoop} who erippled the third rail servico of funtil after the President's states the soft coal industry will be sought] West Indies has been broken up Patricia Palmer, Viola Dan-] gructor in the summer sessions off#d the fourth a Brooklyn, N. Y..Jot Me) home Mo. “en Wome meee nee service of Funtit at President's statemont by the Monongahcla Coal Operators'}| “And we know where the next . - jor tov the University of California girl, who was employed In Metropoli-] Street, and tried to pacify Owe he Long Island Railroad early yes- [was issued and that the ealling of @ Association Jes anc 1€ 1 : terday 1 i atk { ‘ 1! Polley Commit n of sociatic meeting place is located and we'll be : ? = eae tun Hospital, Welfare Islane Patting him on the back lie advised |terday morning and attempted ta] Gene ‘oliey Committee neasio: An application by the operators for} Ne en eae wal Stars Slightly Hurt. Be, Susiais tana him “to go home like a good fellow." | bring about a short cirenit at Mas [WMOd representatives would be deter ensio! of © cent etd, hore: rat, deciared r, ders. ir - CS a bs inined upon in aecordane with pip ieatonsion 96th ee Reel whe: Seunonie’ sa be Vieror, tahe, Sue, 7—atary] DEAD OF TYPHOON Prince Louts Henri de Chatereux de| While they wera walking along |peth, Queens, which would have ticd [ed Mt Anos srithy wna Which now Includes Ilinois, Thdiana ma sub-chaser Larsen, | i syater moran pict ee NOW NUMBER 10 i e Owens 1s alleged to nave turned sud {rout Gueenm. § / the Prosident’s statement would offer Ohio and Western Fennsylvania, it] Capt. Larssen, was lying oft Sandy ‘ : a 000) Bussieny de Bourbon, who appeared] deniy, struck Lure in the face and { "Pon the entire system. ‘This sup The President's new plan was given bese Jen tned, ues Glad heen ae Hook about o'clock this morning | *88 thrown Into a w ndow in the — recently {n court in a hectic uniform, | shot him Just above the he plements reward of $1,000 offe out follow nother conference this ¢ wi ae enn ae uewls ot ane when the lookout saw several rocket | Vestibule of her private railroad cor! Third Steamer Wrecked in|ctaimed to be heir to the throne of} Frank J. Brady, a taxicab chanf-|by the Long Inland Railroad norning with Messrs, Jewel, Johns a desten Wena cache flares out at sea. They were ap-| by the jar of a switch engine here . ~ Tranci i" ould be one| fur of No. 879 Eighth Avenue, heard] ‘These rewards have stimulated tr h and: Noonan to tho union's policy committeo forl pirently signaln, and ie it Ne knee ‘ Vtauaienla the Big Blow at Swatow. France in case therovahould be oneti nots and drove until found | i ; aye ASiMuleted i White Ho officinie: Sonn atter metene A ea anand that the sehoon 1d the rum run. | on leit arm and numerous| HONGKONG, Apg. 7 (Associated |®5a!m, and to have been so close to] policeman Greene of the West a7th| (rest and have resulted In the ae-]ihe union chiefs left the White Hon ats aie a onaoe en omTning launches that go out to meet |geratehes 1 bru Press).—Canvaltica in the phoon| the late Czar he got Russian warshipa| Street Station, When he got back | (isition of a lot of clues by railroad Jannoune that the President would ve Field, comprising NOI. | tH 01 cate er Hearnrs feeder cai entif . and police detectives which are receive the newspaper correspondents ates his BHO Weslaee wenn hem Aer ate by rocket mes ‘om Moore reveived severe bruises [ana tidal wave which last Wednesday | for Joy rides, has been tdentified by (OUEean aon nd pot lotectives: whic 1 of : : aw way ‘ ndent . 8 sages the Larsen was run slow i Bh han valine aid é ia to ‘ ed on St ) nvest gator sorts of progress in At mak pth al Lh vania, had been invited to the coa-lauwn the Jorsey const toward re, [eeeut, the heads : id pon. | SWept the port of Swatow, 260 miles|#cquaintances in New Britain, Conn., nvestixated, Reports of progross in JAM Make ae Set tai GE ference with the union leaders, but in- celved injuvies to her baek poa- 5 Harold Schwarm, formerly factory point where the lights had been ; aN , ind, Viola | Herth of here, now are estimated at © Investignt ave heen turned ~~ ‘ ‘ ‘sR > : trike leaders, Mr, Harding conferred bruised, Atl} 10,000, workor and the town's “Huon Mun-| DR, BUCHLER SHIFTS|over to the pistrict Attorney's office |forn carly un hour with Chalrman dications now favor later invita- About an hour later the exhaust of} Daniely wis const hatinen,’? ons to operators of other cont fields, inotor boat was heard and a seurett-| oe ne teaate te: party were | Apother British steamer, in addition | Chauss ‘ of Queens and Nassau Counties for} Cumming of t Senate Interstate Operators gathering here for theliigit picked um a launch, moving| adie sinker up my NS Tto the two previously reported ashore, | Mee aee Taiin Wren pon oun AS TO HIRSHFIELD wo In case Grand Jury probes st Samnimekse! Comihities” on sSriKe Conference said they expected thelr] northward close to shore. ‘The Lar}. he meters. were to atart|Was bound from Hong Kong to} few daye ago in the West Side Court) DaG RL AUG eee atetattion was re ; tinimum attendance would represent) son steamed alongside the launch and| their rall journey to | les after | Shanghai when she met the fury of|0R ® disorderly conduct charge, Mag-| W7ill Testify Provided Court}, unt nee Ai teeday aractizatiy | SATted \iae mines with a total annual production | (ustoms Inspector John Torkel homed six week Jackson Hole|the typhoon and was wrecked, but ——$—— Rules He Is Pr ‘ fast AIRNE and to-day ‘practically |PV oN ay so meri Rin @f 65,000,000 tone in the four States of| .4'hcr. He found 100 cuses ut Gencifon locntion her passengers were saved. (Continued on Sixth Page ) ules Ie Is lroper Sateiteae ialane Gok Dee ee \ n the committ though such a tonnage is about one | ie ty amen ime the taney enone ore Pak a) Joracy wae tee land and Now | vailroad executive 4 “Twere tw ne launch, an nen Dr. uel Tuchier appeared] Jer as under guard vecla . third the total output of the feld some! under Borkel’s direction and escoried | SITNEYS ILLEGAL Girls’ Paper Suits Give Crowds ce De Bens) Be pieared) fersey (wae Under suard. | Boscia CAG. A men orate union men fe at a settlement mich before Justico O'Matiey in Supreme bs ne y Snes rallroada are tnt ne by the Larsen they ran the pont. to : ogi pehs na sity head of the 1 nance of way men, be worked out provided these mines] | ‘ve Tamen they ran the boat 4 IN BUFFALO STRIKE Court to-day to show cause why he] looking after the right-of-way ou Rag npaeittashee SER Were widely scattered throughout the] ee it ind the exten wi not should not he puniahed! tor contemptliei cn ers ee eee RUMINAL ania CCOnRRPANEE OF I 8 of acs, cated ; Autos Tad Taken Patron- Near hoe as Waves wie OUD ciasert nite canes eck ; Loe ee unre not or The reopening of these mines, In the se tie mamew of , ‘ Siac @ ent tg fail for refusing to 5; whe strike was declared bs: ae y —— Decal a Ag HAMeH Of Geor gee From Stree ars. = ~ - before David Hirshfield, s rphave t ¢ and palice. office ; (Continued on Sixth Page.) Be — te Bhs rks The Ham BUEPA \ » tion of of Ac ts, inh Seatlaa cat ®ve ssigned to patrol 3 " a — Erikansie tetjaes| Geen: s paoe ton tthe volley ear] Wildwood Beach Gasps as Dozen Bathing Beauties}, topartmcst or sauce. he treo ; epee a TRYING TO:EREVENT where (hey were Alou to lena ie? a, (Ronnie of the: Internationa! Railway Defy Surf to Do Its Worst. showed a change of ind {n-} reward, tho General Strike Committoe | The muon chiefs’ meeting, Grable POR SS Bre sboHe to land it, As a, eclare I by Jus formed the Yourt that he was now|tastied the following stateme: fald, probably will be held et noon HEATLESS DAYS HERE} (capture was made In New Joraen| Cot i a ne Twelve good looking young women wearing crepe paper bathing sults] lyr i. a is hed thie] “American law und justice aemana | t-morrow. In all likelihood, he said, ree ‘ waters, Brown and Sherry were taken | tl in Supreme Court to-day , i willing. to tes le qualified this} |” Amert aw Roe Jveties Gsmaad |. pt will he made to secure a Feel Committees Get Towether on] Waters, Brown and Sherry were taken | the wn to the | @Ppeared yesterday afternoon on the beach at Wildwood, N. J consent, however, with the that men should be considered in Presideat Harsite in 4 : a ore}and a ruling was handed dow » i baie ocent til they are proven gui . 8 ie Orne inn Kor Ueiiicias, a United States Commissioner étract that a'® By Jumping up and down on the outskirts of the crowd, it was pos-|that the court determine if Hir Arak OEE the Sicha sents ‘The members of the Utilities Fuel] Inasmuch as the Mamie If, had|° ‘ i was the proper authority to cc pre wae io slightest shred of e union Jeaders, President Grable ‘Advisory Committes conferred {o-day | exactly 100" cases of Scotch aboard|!ssve asainst Mayer Schwab, calling) sible to catch a gilmpse of them now and then. But those who got there} (0° 10 Rioner stigation evidence that union men had any-}eaid, wish to protest to President with E. H. Outerbridge, Chairman of| the capture revives interest in the al- [on him to er early and were in the centre of the throng sald tae young women looked| Justice O'Malley intimated tn his re (Continued on Second Page Harding against the condition of loco tha Governor's cont committee, with | W#ed disupnearances from the J. 1 No] Automobites and a eve) Guite charming. ee tlh Soupieel HPAL aan > Peer Nae) Bd Sabin ebke Wek ae ae iomnecout a olan na | of 65 cases out of 100 e the launch | jo : t is nothing in the papers that would ¢ eve t dangerous. Se ine ot eal ne ee or, (Mtl was in the custody of the police, In n j Do you suppose they're going In /t—— | cause him to rule that Hirshtel! was} WARNING OF STORMS Alleged as ) union men not utility service, if it can be done with-| vestigations of the alleged shortage, | %#!™ kK en du With ‘those flimsy things on?" Was) wondering how soon it would begin to] Mt the proper investigator. He gave) ALONG ATLANTIC COAST | on strike ards at railroad Drdniure tecthevaunie, (ath stated i tt ea ailaint cat (alte eke us e the wheper that pulsed through the} 4, insel until noon to-morrow to sub shops also will be related to tho nce tool at M Juterbridge's | States District ttorne Hayward t wit nt nbled populace | ety 6 a ey: Droste sitice, 3 i Ay Reply see Inve een full tua: tes ‘ nanne " ndeed. they. were, and they qid.| But Into the aurt the girls went Buehler form loput gal a aie “ee ode al f Nt c ny t re 4 { e high, Knee high w t nh ‘3 ce ad at od co It of the utility cam Tr olicemen who made the cap-{t as he surrounding mob separated § hy: RABE e Depa tof Mar and is ' Puslon io avoid. (he aurly. canserveuen|| lume meInteInT URAL AheG Gare eee lttie to give the twelve room tof ar4 then completely ‘under. The! ‘abot Pavnen ne was atiod to | wont foeming, advisors, mensage trom | SHERIFF 1S SHOT in the present e& rgenc the t vernn 1 ® w , t ¢ y] teach throng a 0 m C ‘ A ie Ae = ides netOn Wee Mr o-day at the of coal In he present emergency, (belts tho G eenmen f y a a stowed surf, and then closed] ach HORE ae fae: § ms | fy in the Hirahfeld inventigntion | local Weather Bureau AND TWO SLAIN IN eattess days and lghtlens nights that liney found on th ! niilek rest f normal] in thicker than eve appear eh pame UD. the). refused ‘ | VHotat south torm warning 1 mere experienced, during” vhevwar. a te, found om tne J. TN Th non AOE sa ayy, mere ei aRe af er el he tee | RAL, STREE Ge plan ia being worked out for the h tiv: (kaa — , | obniti Oh! there h a onl Sa it |port, Mo, Diaturbanoe of conaiderahi coal and coordinating the services tonly thirty-five cases on board, and employees of a store in Philadelphia nh! there was a catch in it--theltion a statemont in whieh ie in nl-| ports 3 irbunoa of conalderable so Hi Ing of coal and coordina lsiig {ne service) (re only evidence that there were 100 He WORLD TRAVEL BUPA tripped gayly to the water's edge,|siris had on woollen sults under the|leed to attack the inventigation, ‘hia [tensity ever tho Great Takes, Ine] JOLINT, Uh, Aug. 7. — Rioting panies. This will then be sub-|cages in the cargo was furnished by Beekman} paused there an Instant and then de-| paper privilege was refuned him and Dr. 1ehitn and mouthwast win fe ae which broke out tn the railroad yards mitted to the nsit and Public Ser 7 | BERKS 6 Metre liberately walked into the water, The] Pven as the paper melted away, #0] Buchler Mkewlse refused to answor this afternoon and to-night, Will ahif, here this morning resulted in the kill- vice Cemmiss (Continued on Sixth Page.) PT crowd stood with eyes popping out,|did the crowd, questions, to woat and northwest Tuesday," ing of Philip Relt, @ spectel agent é 4 4. f e ) » ;