The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1922, Page 1

CODE TO N.Y. HOTELS FOUND ON RUM SHIP To:Night’ ‘8 " Weather—SHOWE ERS. WALL STREET STREET a EDITION Che A ; S TABLES. (“Circulation Books Open to All.” | Books en to All.” “Circulation Boo Open to All. »| "PRICE, THREE ‘CENTS To- Morrow? . Weather—SHOWERS. Vou. LXIII. NO. “99, 2,158—DAILY. o re oe 7° ers LN. EW y ORK, THURSD A Y, SEPTEM BI E R 1 i 1 922. Pow Uttice, ‘New York. Ne rt MORE ROADS SEEKING PEACE, MRF SETHI nt Hrs Sued wr Dre SR a VESSEL SEED OFFERS TO SETTLE RUSHED © LAER “te ces ner ana naty sngon OV USN 4c a PUAN ATTEMPTS eo é Embargo and Potash Duty Rebels Interned; Fighting .<|H. F. SINCLAIR SUES Creates Panic. at Many Points. 35 : BROKERAGE FIRMS |.- ee oe 0 s x ‘ RE FOR $875,000 DAMAGES] COMES TO FOR! Says Oil Collateral Put Up|!tis Fight Against Longworth oe ee TARMY DIRICI DIRIGIBLE (.2 { | Captain, 24 Miles Out at Sea, BALLINA RECAPTURED. Carried Code Books Listing 5 <3 Cities and Shore Hotels. Six Sleeping Killarney Girls LANDS NEAR AKRON Painted Green by HAD $56,000 AND BOOZE Agreement Now Covers Per Cent. of Mileage—3 Per Cent. More Read} ) ro Tolet <7 , JUNION ACTS SECRET LY. by Him Wsa Never Brings New Member Into ; Returned. Prominence, Masked Band. = - . Leaders Scatter to Hasten| parry vr, sinciair, oi! operator, welt | Gardner Ran Liquors From Settlement Throughout known sportsman and owner of race From a Staff Cortesnonder | BELFAST, Sept. 14 (Associated 4 Bahamas to St. Pierre, Off hors to-day brought an action in Th ening World.) Press).—The Ulster Government, it — the Country. the Brooklyn Suprme Court against| WASHINGTON, Sept. 14,—The un Newfoundland. Clark, Childs & Co. and Chandler|&*Pected action of the House last n in recommitting the Tariff Bill, with announced to-day, has discovered the| Left Newport News at 12.35 0 Sinn A. M. on Trans-Conti- a plot to blow up or seutt un WASHINGTON, Sept. 11.—Advices! Bros, & Co., Manhattan brokers, to PixmerCAVeENthY GAT RKIG Seizure by customs men nearly tot Department te from | recover $875,000 damages, In his com-|!88tructions to put fertilizer potash on Feiners are interned at Larne Lough, tal Flight Ge vib! caoe uahbouen/ét HIGLEY ts r in Chicago sald) piaint Sinclair alleges that he waa in.|the free list and to strike out t ae eas nental Flight. of u 180-foot schooner of British rex- railroa ting approxima duced to enter into an agreement for| Provision containing the dye embargo, a OWUREE eT plbty Ie th Cech Seon sgt ee mae which was found $56,000 in 45 per cent. of the count nileage| the reorganization of Chandicr Bros, | Created a sensation in Washingto: was the release of the interned Reais ca GntOnd SL NARS cash, 100 cases of liquor and code ad sighified their intention of end-|@ Co, by Clark, Childs & Co., which |It upset all the legislative plans GA dale rived at the Wingfovt|books in which appeared scores of publicans. A lotter found on a prisoner} yae a | station near here at 11, names of prominent hotel and cafe ne the shopmen's strike on the basis} took over the affairs of the former|°f the majority and thrown cons suits toi tei -weluamad icon tattied rérer| iq. me c cement aucepted any by lasneern stags @ atante nation into the ranks of the formid owners along Broadway and in New iio. Bian. C Cgieral Commnlttes |. _ mm as @ disinterested third) oi14 arrageot lobbylats who have been to the sending of fourteen] ‘rhe big airship was moored at the|York and New Jersey shore res and dint fodds Feprementing: Salad pert on the job here for months and wiv pounds of guncotton, with a fuse and] nangar there and the crew*landed for] was made. at 10.8 o'clock last night r ' 5 air further alleges that as altook it for granted that the conf , ly address . = i . ; detonator, to a friendly address in] puneheon It was revealed to-day when the Tay- ditional por cent. were ready to) resuit of the reorganization and sub-|eNce report would be adopted with a 5 1 ae ent be end the strike, sequent liquidation of Chandier|R&sHatble minority voting in oppo: warne and then to experts in explo-| Officers of the craft told of en-fior, of the Prohibition Navy, towot Direct negotiations to end the strike] prety RG vnitea{POR: The fact than more than on sives on board the vessel who, in blow-| countering stiff winds at daybreak, |the Britishr shop to port on the Southern Railway will be in- si Hie coer pie fae: Nonieriye aReaean y cused to ab — a Sans ing up the boat, were expectad to pre-} put the ship made’ good heatway,$ Also found {n the papers of tho or an amo} bh ghborhood|the party lash indicates the extent . . k vent injury to the prisoners, coming here fro ley Field, Vi 7 vated at conferenees to be Weld yor gs 000,000, 25,098 shares of gin-[0f the revolt against: the teaisiation|Movie Star Sees Baby Son jary Y coming here froth Langley Field, Va.,] sloop was a map of the Atlant South Irish advices assert that MRS. WINIFRED here beginning Saturday. clair Conrolidated Oil Company stock| Which the leaders haye tried to st in exactly eleven hours. Nayor D,] Coast with markings at several poin belonging to him, which he had put|Toller through Congress before e for First Time and Giggles homes of six young women of Kil-]@, Rybolt and City Administrator] Slong the Jersey shore, most of them OTHER RAILROADS up as collateral, was never returned | tion. . be, in Glee. larney, known to be in sympathy! ‘pucker tod a delegation of city of-| Places, according to the Federal to him. The defendants, through ‘epresentative Longworth of Ohio with the Republicans, were visited by] Hea Vio: areetad > BY NOW SEEK PEACE, their attorneys, denied Sinclair's {and his friends fought desperately to fieals. who greeted the mviators on] agents, where liquor is suspected to ne armed and masked men, who found] jand have been landed from ships at » STRIKERS ASSERT | hates. and moved before Justice |stem the tide of dissatisfaction with} 1.08 ANGEL landing. hie Ps ei NS) Lewis to compel Sinclair to separtely| the conference report as it was placed |divurce on the ground of “extre was announced that the airship] Recelpted bills in the ship's paper the young women in their beds and] 4 state his causes of action, Decision} before the House, but it was to noleruoity'? will be instituted at once painted thelr bodies green. It wus} would not ve for Dayton to-day] Showed that several purctfases had sacler: ce Thev | we Sate avail. Members have had letters ane dde rT nly o ‘i D ad ersey 5 Leaders Announce hey | was reserved. availa, Minibore: have Nine ie via ngdinat’ Willlamns Ri giare, inimiant added that Brig.-Gen. O'Daly, who] 5 jad been intended. ‘The time for|Dee® made along the Jersey coast, Are Receiving Offers to — ' is in of the National : ie . charge Army 5] one showing that as late as Aug. é and independent newspapers showered |¥¥ M Winifred Westover Hart departure from Akron was set at 5 S a Negotiate. KING OF ITALY on them, indicating the strong trend nvestigating |. at to-morrow a “pair of boots” had been bought. at cording to an announcement. to-du forces in the town, is ; Hepp. 24 ‘cAnsoclatea SERIOUSLY ILL, of sentiment against the bill as{hy tvs. Hart's attornes ON BR ADWAY the Incident and has promised to take | xpwporr NEWS, Va. Sept, 14 (Ase | Aantle Highlands, p amended in the secret sessions of the |": roe extreme measures with the culprits ; : +2] The seized sloop was the M. M Pass aders of the federated rail s Reports that Hart had agvecd to « soctated Press).—The Army airship C-2 ’ _ aan . ne- IS NAPLES REPORT }iose and Senate conteres w when they are found left Langley Ficld at 12.35 A. M. to-day | Gardner of Lunberg, Nova Scotia, in = Selfish interests represented on the | $200,000 cash settlement with his a Filey j Han oe Pita A ting separate settle ts of the] mrp 1 ~H : ah . Conference Committee traded to proe | were verified by Mrs, Hart's attorney Kenmare, in southern County Kerry,]on a transcontinenta’ ight to Califor- | command ot ‘apt. M. C, Betts, who iy gotlating separate settlements of the} Taken Sick in ‘Trentino| © : shoperafts, who to-day bes: 7 afar: . Sp eet Ween Pere Gee Ua rf é nin. The flight will be vin Scott Field, , a * hopmen’s, strike in accordance with M i Retire: tect each other Te) 8 of the|}e added, however, that a complete Henry liam Carried on the] #5 been recaptured by the National Bellavilles Tih; with pomsibly a xton at only twenty-nine years old. Capt. the agreement adopted by the union's Mountains, Retires to situation were comp etely dleremarded. settlement tad not been ettcted and] Kender Through the Shat Army, it is reported, The town was Akan, OL: Fort sil, Oktaboma: Brooke Betts and members of his crew were : S BOO BECCUCeEs:S were i o ON | captured by trregular. troops last Sat-] Meld, San Antonio; El Paso, Tex.; | indigna General Policy Committee, announced Castle. ably represented in the Senate py {that his client would ask for a much tered Plate Glass mbuned py Anragulen troaps JAAt Rats St Ate) and Hoe Bields Arcam, | uoeoane Me ithe) selnure) and tie that several railroads had telegraphed] NAPLES, Sept. 14.—King Victor] Senators like Gooding of Idaho, one [larger sum, ered ate Glass. urday, after the garrison, which had} cg) charge of rum running, declaring they to union headquartere indicating will+] Emmanuel of Italy is seriously ill, ac-] Of the largest sheep ‘owners of the By the terms of? ettlement - - been surprised in the early morning,| No at te Aste he made ite: Reese were engaged in the transportation of u seine Y be ' “aieentatit cawan isiGlionl ini he dees any record for speed or endurance, bu is i Ingness to Ko Into Negotiations: ‘Thesk.|cording to the Mattino here, which eer was not on the Conference |@* Sven out lates yrste Mart] A light automobile truck belonging} had fought seven hours in its defense, 1" Ait rather will be for sclentific| Hauor from Nassau, Bahama Islands, the teat . iH Nida teh se i usly |@Mmounced to-day that the Italian Committee, but on the House side the | #i¥es his wife $103,000 in a trust|to the Ackerman Baking Corporation| Ballina, in northern County Mayo, Jobservution and training to St. Pierre, the little French island had to separate settlements, | monarch would not be able to attend| spectacle of Longworth, with a per-|fund of which she has control ran onto the 39th Street sidewalk has been recaptured by the Re- ARDING STIL fifteen miles southeast of Newfound. Instructions to various system f the Naples fair because of his rather] 80nal and pecuniary interest in the }aiso is receiving $1,200 a month in the southwest corner of Broadway at|Ppublicans, who swooped down upon MRS. H I Ss I L land, They were just returning from Erating cHisialn, to) ente! mena grave conditlom Eile abc abe ane of the three} vqaition to this amount, This Iatter]10 o'clock to-day, struck two persons] the town several hundrec strong and IMPROVES RAPIDLY {the latter point, where they had negotiations and arrange agreemen' 0 es, Was ¥ . rison of government landed 4,000 cases of liquor, Capt with their roads were sent out from] The newspaper states that King) Out of the sensational fight which }!mcome presumably is to gq on indefi- and then wrashed into a show window | captured ae api el irda Pee union headquarters by Bert M. Jewell, | Victor contracted his illness on a jour-! resulted in the overthrow of ‘the spe-|nitely. To the baby Hart has given ]in the shop of the Clemons Clothing} troops: te Nationals fought stub-) PReother and Brother-in-Law chief strike leader and head of the|ney iy the Trentino Mountains. A) cial interests contending for the dye]}$100,000, to he kept in a trust fund. |Company, Henry Tiam of No. 9 Chris-|bornly and suffered casualties before yees’ department of the [high fover developed and the King| embargo and potash dutles may come! at the time of the marriage, topher Street was caught on the|they were disarmed. Several buijl- 5 Fhe of the Dry Navy. Because of the American Federation of Labor, was obliged to return to his country | new leadership in the House and 1 y P ings, including the bunk, are reported] WASHINGTON, Sept. 14.—Further ¢ i ig fender ari pushed through the ehat distance from land he was convinced Although the shop crafts’ Execu-|eastle at Racconigi, in Piedmont, ‘The|new line-up. On the Republican sids (Continued on Second Fase.) p 8 hare ate eee tacts. improvement in the condition of Mrs.|¢he ship was a pirate after his money, ‘ve Council remained here with M doctors think that he will recover in] Hamilton Fish, the young New York tered plate glass into the show win- wrens Pirate of troops from all parts] Harding was reported to-day by Brig.Jand he had jockeyed, for position to Jewell to direct the affairs of the rail- {time to attend the closing of the fair.] member, played a conspicuous part a Joy. A woman who sald she was Mrs Large forces of troops from all part ae Sawyer; White House|ram the smaller craft when @ fash shop unions In settling the strike, se in overriding the dye embargo, and : Ae, ‘er by one| of the county are concentrating upon d bing a Ta searchlight reverted the aay 8 ; u MISS WILLS WINS \. Ryan, thirty, was run over by one Ician. The President's wife, he |% the Taylor's searchlight re »mmittee members scattered the bold attitude he took in opposition ie 4 ei wore | the town pl Ame fla d the fi at to their Raceeive districts. 14 HURT IN HOUSE to the ruling powers has provoked SEMI. FINAL MATCH of the front wheels. Both victims were excellent night—the American g and the uniforms a Another account from Ballina says | said, spent an its crew and he hove to and per Betts said Capt. Betts also declared that he Leave for Homes. nearly rammed and sank the Taylor, railway empl The text of instructions to officials WRECKED B' BY BOMB|!2verable comment. He denounced taken to Roosevelt Hospital in a taxi- the majority of the nutional garrison | best since her illness became critical. | mitted the Taylor to come alongside. of system federations would remain pales the action of the conferees tn writing | Will Meet Whine: Hooker in} “ , of |Satisfactory recuperative progress, he| Prohibition officials, however, de confidential, Mr, Jewell said, He also 2 the embargo into the conference re ‘Tony Laulgh, the chauffeur of the}| ere 1 the cathedral at the time of | Satists . clawed thak the’ Garduer ious “Hed suid union leaders would not make! Injured Said to to Be Workers} port as an unparalleled example of Girls’ Tennis Finals. Kory truck, told the police tnar aotn|the attack, attending a requiom masa added, was being made, See rod the ataaete ee) PR public at this time a list of the roads! ‘Wa7h) Refused to Strike the workings of “invisible Govern-| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 14.—M : sopra 89th! oe @ comrade recently killed, while| Dr. George T. Harding, Jr., brother! out this contention were the ten code whieb were parties to the agreement na * Iment,” and his declaration drew a + et had just been flooded by Street the : bed, 1 of the President who has been in at-| books which included names « The reason for retaining the list, he| BRADDOCK, Pa., Sept. 14.4-Four-| (4 b jes of the ch Balen “Wille: of California. and Jul 1 Thai most of the others were in bed, hav i Sees 2 #4 r : Set cheors from both sides of the cham-} (1° ae Cleaning Department men. In‘cross-| ing spent the £ t of the pre-|tendance, returned to-day to Colum-| Broadway cabaret men and those o' ee Aig Me cievert Oe ie coor [toe Demmons received: minot tnuricet ber. i : ng Broadway from east to west he}ceding night on guard in anticipation] pus, O| Clifford Kling, brother of| hotel and cafe men at Asbury Park, aed evinuous tories of confer. (catly to-day when a Qomb placed] The House galleries were crowded in the final round the girls ny compelled to make a wharp t of the assault Mre. Harding, also has left for his] Atlantic City, Long Branch and othe: Ge EE Ae cat: ta the 1 with lobbyists representing the vari-| tional tennis sin, mpionship t dge a taxicab di y E v die ho were act 2 ) Atlantic Coast resorts. ath roads uo ady 1 der the porch of a doublegframe ge a taxicab driven by Kaw The soldiers who were actuglly| home in Marion, ¢ Te ae i ae raed “RSP ous Interests involved while the con- | morrow on the courts Phila Mooney of No. 640 West 2ist Street " ae ‘ “ Capt. Betts declared he was certatn rom . jouse he o€ test over the conference report raged he wheels ceils oar ailated a _ (Continued on Second Page that he and his crew of eight men OMicials ef only two of the large] Occupants of the building were said] on the floor, Some of those who feared | Phia Cricket Club. day Miva] 7 ra ir mae eons Maca o SHA are TILDEN VICTOR would be released after being ques Western railway systems to-day had/to pe workmen who failed to join the ; Wills defeated Miss Betsy Mleary.|ihe sidewalk and headed for the show IN STRAIGHT SETS} tioned by the Prohibition ofteials (Continued on Second Page.) shopmen’s strike (Continued on Second Page.) Philadelphia, 6—9, 6-0, in the semi-| window. HELLWIG, REUTTER, He explained the presence of the 109 os on board by saying they were final round, and Miss Hook An automobile driven by William] BROKERS, DROPPED gh id r Cm q * “4 A of a : ‘urned back by the consignees -and ‘ 5 El P. Ill Af Re from Miss Ceres Baker, Orange, X |Salarl of No, 825 West 20th Stre FROM EXCHANGE Johnston of California Also fumed back By the oonslengen aig Timely Hints eanor ain er, er ow J. 6-1, 6—2 moe Pt en es eer as Wins, Defeating Alonzo |Nassuu, where he intended to get t Is’ doubles championship, na : is oh ee . , Spain. another load of 4,000 cases. He In the girls’ doubles championship, |morning and both were taken to New| Firm, Members Accused of of Spain would not be quoted on the inter or homeseekers i anager, Uul of New OW | re'-2001 rouna, sien wine ana |York Hospital with painful injuries. | GTi Opa oT 4) COS BIANTOWN: Fax. Sept, ii-—| MOSUnae Be quaied oni the inlets ’ Miss Hooker defeated Miss 8. Sewell] Retty Simon, twenty-five, of No. selling onc SZ 20) e Mur- Wiliam Tilden eliminatedf Zeno]that that was up to the British In The World Ads and Mins Edith Norris, Philadelphia, | 1743 acess Avsaun ryselreds po: ket Price the Cause. Shimizn of Japan in the fifth onnd|ofMictals. . an 0 > f ” a 7 able nee. Fann aeaatey he e. oF] s t. tts said he was sailii Fails to Apnear in “The Lady in Ermine” and Goes to|—1, 6—1. and Miss 1.. Goodman and|Rriapord, twenty-two, of No, 497}. Expulsion from the New York|o¢ the National Tennis Champimnship| Capt Betts aale he was, milite . Miss H. Illeary, Philadelphia, de-|Snedecker Avenue was cut about the| Stock Exchange of Theodore A.|nere this afternoon by scores of 3—2.| Taylor appeared off his starboard Those contemplating tha pure] Lakewood for Rest. a envian fented Mina Genevieva Fox, South-|head and arns, Hellwig and Robert H. Reutter waalg 9. ¢—1 bow. The pilot of the Taylor megal- chase of a home rentin, Mt a r Pi 2 " lind falied to keap prom- Silas fenry y y {a morni A ; honed to sloop to m1 ah a8 Ea tea re ss Eleanor Painter, engaged as ie pruae | aAG seep Prom-Tampton, N. Y., and Mins Beanie] | Henry bee Say years old, No. 311] announced this morning by F dent] William Johnston of California ae-| Phoned to the sloop to heave to. Rut fund of valuable and timely in-|®ter of “The Lady in Ermine,” but)", “apatch from Atiantic City*to.| Hooker, New York, by default, The] i a enis Sraraneen paler Seymour Cromwell. The two men.| feated Manuel Alonzo o ria by | CPt Pages pad LE ee ‘ alt ) i my ets vi accel ha dhdbles apita njurtes ar igen a 1 about the operations of pi off the formation in the Real Estate| who fatted to appear for the opening|day suld prior to the opening of tho} Winners will meet in the mustained Bunday when he was struck| with Charles FE. Reutte mposed|s 9, ¢ 5 American shores and began m y J p 4 6 erican shore 14, und Apartments to Let Ads in orto ag) ANAL foymorrow, by a ; he fi 1 sutter, wh i r As ig so 1 “ty . a e Hetia and sad . ar was driven by | w, Amitted to the Exchange on Search by the Federal men than tate Section. Read them care-| Atlantic City Monday night, has euf-|and demanded tho rewriting of an iohh GMINAY, Wo, Oh tine Bins ne ‘ cee BUFF WEIGHS 111 1-4, uncovered, besides the 100 cases af fully fered a nervous breakdown due tolentire act, Tha dispatch added that vie took Iaee to the hos "| May 1, 0,000 B . 5 who took 14 jompital, Godney She fl had offices at No. PANCHO VILLA 110] booze. $40,000 in a steel safe and “=F G45 World Reg! Ratate and | troubte with tha management and ig|she was taken {il Monday afternoon] |] RealEstate Advertisements ||| wax not nrreated tecauan wiinessoa! , rae fim iat offices & fs neal £16,000 in possession of the super To Let Ads Last Week. | ecing to Lakewood, N. J.. to and was ordered by physicians to be sold ie wom not at fault The Cir wae charged by the Roard| Johnny Buff, Ayweight champion,| cargo. Capt. Betts explained this tough He Leh Als est se: going t0 2a . « Covmorrow | tiven either ina heapital or (a hes For Sunday World sie eS ihe firm ae charged ty the Roard may Bufl, Ayweight champion, | <erke, CSM gay ‘or the mest low ay: 1 641 Haile Woe Ly Tee Pas home, he returned to her apart Must Be in The World Jff MOTION JONMA GETTING ANETTA with enifiahle princtples of trade” inf Pd Pancho net San eh Were! of liquor at Nassau, Ho was aston- ’ Fa Her secretary gave oul ao siate-| ment in the Kaplinude Onor Before Friday WABHINGTON, epi. 14—"'Mothe Ba Pe Ree. ta honda tWalatied 6 ot afternoon for their |tahed when told he was to be tala h ment to this effect to-day fram Mine] Her secretary said to-day (oat Mine nel i Fey Af lant’ {aGMele lation lauder, [im slowly (Oh b eanDORAtion © lt hn’ nsstated | acheduled Afteen round bout at Eb-|into custody, because of his distante 9S ‘ 1 . ‘ da| Mainter would not be able te ret. © Insure Broper Classification see I i i in the thon : 11 In| nets Fleld to-night. The champton| from the three-mile limit o you THE SUNDAY WORLD'S Painter's erertmant n the Esplannds fo the footlighia for « considera THE ORL D Net arin Foe ab UAB aL neumotil Lan cee darliaca od | Field Bi ale ; mpion | rhe M. M. Gardner, which is abet Real Estate and Apartments Ads, .| Hotel, No, $05 West ¥md Avenue, Bho| {ime Hor partis being played by an 4 jovered) within’ twe wseen a ahenaire n were mude at matertal Sealed at 1 ', while Vila tipped’ 439 tons, was built three years agp All Prices, Sizes and Locations, aid the management of "The Lady] understudy piutnd 1oeder, J concogsions under par, the beam at 110, et Lunberg, t bj i ee