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si. REAPLANE MISSING [FIX MURDER TRIAL oscar"! MATH 14 ON BOARD | OF WALTER WARD Mr. Hall and Mrs. Mills that love let- tera had been found would move ' them to a hurried mecting (presum- ably at the farm) and who had ao inkling of the Intention of persons In shove hands some c. the letters had fallen to follow them, did not them- selves surreptitiously follow the other ‘two parties to spy on what was “go- ing to come off’—without any dream of course of the tragedy that was really to be enacted Mr. Mott will want to know whether Mr. Gorsline has whispered to some of his closest intimates of these stories which have come to him and of others that these horriffed per- sons who went out to snoop on a squabble and saw a murder made a wild dash for New Brunswick ahead of the car in which the murderers fled. Ie hag been established that the rector and Mrs, Mills left their notes| plane carried eleven passengers and for each other in a box on the shelves | crew of three. of the Sunday School kitchenette even} Port officials a HALL EYE-WITNESS WHOSE STORY TELLS IDENTITY OF SLAYER Niagara Not Heard From Since Starting From Cleve- land Saturday. John E. Mack, Special Prose- cutor, May Force Details of Alleged Blackmail Plot. (Bpecial to The Evening World.) (Sprotal to The Evening World.) OSWEGO, N. Y.. Oct. 26.—The] WHITE PLAINS, Oct. 26.—Thot giant seaplane Niagura, enroute from} Walter 8. Ward will have to gtand Cleveland to Miam!, Fla. and due trial for his life probably next month to have followed closely’ behind the] or early In December was learned to- Saturday afternoon and left Sunday|Tetained by the County us Specta: mornin, has failed tu arrive and| Prosecutor to try the self-confesse! occasions this week Mr. Mack said he had been in conference with Dis- to-day scouring the| trict Attorney Weeks and Sheriff when both were in the building at the/iakes and communicating with all] Werner. Their nature could not ba ig ak in with So| learned, but it Js believed that the prosecution Is building up a case which will compel Ward to reveal the alleged blackmail plot which so far has baffied officials. Chief counsel for the defense, for- samo time. From inside the Hall household {t has been fairly well en- tablished that .at least one woman member of #he congregation had dis- covered this “post office’ and had given Mrs. Hall hints of It; there Is even a statement that on the after- ports along the proposed route. far no trace of the missing ship has been found, All three planes are owned by the Aeromarine Airways Corporation and have been engaged in the Detroit to Cleveland air service during the summer. They carry Hi gages db to the discovery of « letter (crew of three, in the bbe pn ani or letters or a diary were communt- | oPerate between Key “Wee vated to Mrs. Hall. : : Misa Minnie Oplo, next door neigh-| The planes are ef pers Ay bor of Mrs. Mills, who sars that in| distance between Cleveland am Ward lawyers, BAD Hece ‘capaciaily trott in ninety minutes, as compared] conqdent of late t hi or despondent . obisnper Minis poured sat conf. {to a train time of five and one-half | tor tne dismissal will be granted. He rega he | hours. seu, Prared Mein bed Masueee ‘The route to be followed is through the St. Law- before ner death that she|the Great Lakes {nto wan bite whctie’ by members of the | rence River, then going by the Richo- congregation who hal iil wil against }!eu River to Lake Champlain, over her. Lake George, down the Hudson River and along the coast to Miami. ene: me cae Lalla UNTIL "rhe Buckeye and Nina spent a few hours in Ogdensburg, Sunday, before Up to a month before her death, ta} resoming their flight to Plattsburs, talking on the telephone to a person Mills, has said that early next month he would move for the dismissal of the indictment on the ground that Weeks has had sufficient time to es- tablish a case if such was possible. n going to trial und the Niagara was expected to ar- addressed as ‘‘Honey Boy," Mrs. Mills/rive there yesterday. Aboard the was oheery and frank and made en-|Nina are P. E. Easter und Niles sagements and commented on past} schun, who are connected with: the meetings with cheerful freedom, She} Aeromarine Corporation; Albert Brick DE § REFUSES frequently whistled a bar or two of]of the Fox Film Corporation and Mr. ’ the Gypsy Song frequently referred] and Mrs. R. Q. Tuller of Detroit. The to in the Hall-Mills letters and diary] tjuckeye carried as passengers Roland and then waited while from the tele-} ponifs, manager of the Great Lakes phone Miss Ople could.hear a thin} ajvision of the corporation, and his whistle carrying on the next two bars} wire; Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Tuller of by the person at tho other end. Miss! netroit and R. Q. Stone, Aero photog- Opie said she came to understand) rapner. The crew of the Nina con- —e - * Scandallsed but thought it none of Ber} uisty of Edwin Musick, pilot;, ¥. Denies Stay to Transatlantic ameir. t pilot, a FF, FF A little more than a month before| Monae howmane Lines Although Govern- the murders, Mrs. Mills complained ct Ailes Saas ment Consented to It after a while that the person at the} sists of P. G. Richardson, pilot; C. B. other end was the rector of St. Joho! Hays, assistant pilot; walter Breen, that everything was going wions.| REALTY HEAD HELD that it was a cruel and = cnvious MRS. JANE GIBSON. ptinued. ) broke away from the Coalition ee by their defeat of Austeu Cl lain as Conservative leucer bro about the accession of Andrew Bonar Law to the Premiership. he 6: , ‘I can understand the revolt of the the Evangelist, and was properly! bowman. The Buckeye crew con- Fr. W. mer Supreme Court Justice Isaac N / os t! nothing has been heard from it. The} Slayer of Clarence Peters. On two ment Imm 4 7 The retiring the tietp: celved by Chamberia leader; Evans, he Cabinet of Prime Minis- ter Andrew Bonar Law was sworn in at Buckingham Palace this morning. As a result of the taking of the oath Buckeye and Miami, which arrived |@ay from John E. Mack, who has been ie of offico the members of the Cabinet . began to function as the new Govern- ediately, King Allen R. Campbell, early chief of the f Earl of Crawford, THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1922. BRITISH CABINET SWORN IN OFFICE, WITHLAW Ft PREMIER Seals siaeded. bo! to King by Outgoing Ministers Turned Over to Successors. Ministers arrived at the palace at 10 o'clock. They passed “musical honors” Guards Band, George First Commissioner of Works, and Sir Hamar Greenwood, t the application é 6 Chief Secretary for Ireland. which was par- uting in the customary change of cuard at the palace. They were re-| teen, of No. 690 Summit Street, Jer- sey City, and they in turn broke their] me up n: cell locks and were free. Sufty of- among them being Lord Birkenhead, | ¢ Morell denen ee utgolng Lord Chancellor; Austen in, formerly Government ir Laming Worthington- (Associated supplied by} 4, separately, hungry prisoner, put in the jall for a minor offense, Ho asked James Kteiy, the jail keeper, this morning if he might go to the washroom to fix him- set up for a better appearance in pollce court. Kiely let him go. In the washroom Suffy obtained two fron bars, which he secreted and took back to his cell. WantedHome-Cooked Breakfast, Broke Jail, Atelt, Then WentBack West Hoboken Prisoner Yearned, With an Iron Bar, for Such a Meal as Mother Gets Up. A longing for the kind of things that mother cooks caused a jail deliv: ery in West Hoboken this morning. But, prisoner, after going home for breakfast, returned to the jail and com- fortably tool ti old place in the cell. Two other prisoners, who escaped|tion at the Williamsburg Hospital as for other reasons than hunger, did not return. the result of being struck by the auto THREE SCHOOLBOVS SERIOUSLY HURT WHEN HIT BY AUTO Three boys are in a sertous condi: stranger still, the yearning mobile owned and driven by Wasily Nicholas Suffy, eighteen, was tho @————_ es south Third Street, Tho t got out Street. Later Kiely was sent out on auto- he bar to Louis Narsignola, sixteen, The new Ministers began,to arrive recently classified the Ward case with ae at 11 o'cl the Elwell case as far as blishing ‘ 4 Privy Council for swearing in the new evidence is concerned, ’ ; _ |] Cabinet being fixed for 11,15, with The fact that the prosecution in- ‘ the Prince of Wales and the Duke of tends to contest the Itigation most f i é Connaught present. vigorously was indicated by Mr. Mack r 4 ‘ rivals of new Ministers included the to-day when he sald: ‘We will not 4 . Duke, of Devonshire, consent to any dismissal. Ward is ¥ s 4 igs ||'he Colontes, and miralty. Chancellor of pursuc | I know Mr, | frankly, 1916, “Mr. MeKenna was jock, the meeting of the world and were it not for the future] ON CHARGE OF LARCENY] wasuincron, oct. 25.—Despite| Under secretaries. There were sub-| convictions I th life she would jump-into the Ruritan the acquiescence of counsel for the|#lterns who would like tu Le cap- Canal, Her telephone conversa-| Arrest of Philip M United States Government in the pe- | tains, and captains who would like to tions became monosyllabic. She ex- World Investigation. titién, Supreme Court Justice Bran-|b€ made colonels or full generals."* there should be a rection of Of the plained to Miss Opte she had reason! etectives Cuniffe and Sullivan, of| deis to-day refused to grant foreign] At another point he sud: “The! suid to belleve somebody was !'stening n| ine “District Attorney's office, to-day| shipping lines @ stay against the en-|Country’s Interest is the thing that on the:.perty wire. nat] arrested Phillp Manger, President of] forcement of Federal Judge Learned matters, at the beginning. ot the fare atietiet nik canting 8] the Owner's Holding Corporation, a| Hand's decision at New York, which} end, and ull time, | ‘The peril ts not sion telephone jn the Hall home that @ person upstairs could listen |i second degree. Manger was held| waters. Rea Ga tari nese Gowntnate in $1,000 bail by Judge Crain Simultaneously with the refusal of was taking part. The arrest was due to an investiga-| the Supreme Court Justice to give There is a persistent story that|tion made by the Bureau of Accuracy relief to the complaining ship com- there was # man in tho congrogation|#nd Fair Play of The World. Manger | panies it was announced at the Treas- who was constantly trying to ‘get|has inserted in The World an adver- something’ on Mrs, Mills out of re-|tisement stating persons could secure] least, foreign ships still would be per- | {his bl Venge for her having scorned his at.{thtee, four and gix-room apartments| mitted aa a matter of policy to enter|country ventions and that this person turned| at from $3.50 to $5.50 a room on «J American waters with lIlquor on}. “T will support any party and any over the soup box postoffice letters to| Co-operative basis, Deposits of from} board under seal. , braGe ss helite “the woman who told or tried to tell|$100 to $500 were required. The position of the Government was} Peace, economs, and steady progresi, Mrs. Hall about them. Several complainants appeared and] explained at the conference in Justice | neither revolu van pe keBse Pane Gustav Opie, a musician, brother. of |*pecific charges were made by James} Brandets's office by Mrs. Mabel Wille- | end docs It eiclcbily.”’ forme. Tint Miss Ople, said to-day that Mrs. Mills| McDonald of No. 789 Elton Avenue,|brandt, Assistant Attorney General, | Minister Lloyd Gein tnd the all, had advised with him as to how to|the Bronx, and Mrs. Anna Vexerina,|who caid that, whife tho Department tion Liberal members of Tariianu revent busybodies from meddling |4" inmate of St. Mary's Home. of Justice did not “in any maner con- Jato meat a ila seorn ie in ea Stg Pith her %rivate affairs. Her sus-| McDonald said Re called on Manger} cede” the Soutention of the seormalip purt of his speech he mad lecla~ ~}and wus sent with a messenger to] companies, it did not oppose the taae: Gg runt enue pay No. 126 East 98th Street to cecupy| granting of the writ. ; a Bel ain must pay America ‘ips, he said, and’ not against Mr. {Apartment 1-P, for which he paid al” “This position was taken,” sald a all her de nee Mall's relatives. deposit fo $600 and a rental of $2 statement issued at the department,” Unie An aeion iy Goen Ge The Oples were quite positive, but | Monel because attorneys for the steamship Ae be Firs F FS rose ats Bae ould not give their authority tor |. The only catch, according to Me-| compantes are, on Nov. 13, entering | by Mr. Loyd George in lis pe <hetr belief, that the Rev. Mr. Hail| Donald, was that the apartment al-]q motion before the Supremo Court Tam for io Lae eet in arried his packet of Mrs, Mills’s let- | f@dy was occupied and the tenunt re-| of the United States to advance the} he sald, “but until you alts nite era tn his pockets, not daring to hide| sed to move. McDonald added he] pearing on their appeul to Nov. 20. i and all the great nations of Nant anvetive Gutiac hin teach was given a certificate calling for 100] 7¢ does not therefore seem unreason- » ag well ay the tinall, th . shares of the East 98th Street Cor- apie that this short wdditional tome} Leasue will be crippled and cannot EYE-WITNESS ONCE NOTED AS8| poration, but that ho can't get his] snouta be given the State Department | serve Its full purpose. America and CIRCUS RIDER money back. Mrs. Verezina’s story} t adjust the ruling with forelgn|Great Britain must work together, J was much the same ‘Gountriea. On the question of German repara- Mra. Giteop is one of tho oddest ee Representatives of the ship com-|tion Mr. Lioye George suid: haracters {f a tragedy presenting) BAG WITH $6,000 JEWELS RE-| ee Long that in view of the further] “We should not attompt to tmr inapy queer types. She appears to PORTED STOLEN, postponement of enforcement of the] Upon Germany any payment which | be @ woman of education, and speaks AS! Y PARK, N. J., Oct. 25.— Daugherty bone dry ruling against beyond her capacity, What is: within sarmeh a8 wel'as Emaiten, Report was made to the pollce to-day | Pmt ee istice Brandiee’ refusal | her capacity sho ought tu pr Tt came out to-day that Mrs. Gib. |that the home of James Boral, ji dee Telit ei Nay would not in-| The former Premier expre son in her Youth was a circus rider|%Wory salesman, was entered last} to grant o i b; % self with some definiteness night and « leather bag said to have with the working out of the th iestion of Ri of somo reWPown. She had an se-lcontained jewelry valued ut $5,000| whole question in @ manner satisfac. |thh Auestiol Oh Mink cident and retired to her farm which|iayen. The bug is sald to have been] tory both to the lines and to the Gov- ar atronely. tn, fav tne was then in the neighborhood of} within five feet of the bed tn which] senment. pore of a pac b ot owned by piter persons Wy the} Mr. and Mrs. Boral sleph It was indicated that the appeal e Doing with Great Britain's Core Sobibor tas Akoya Mata ee itself would bo laid before the Su- ST Bie. Leva ¢ uf her nerve and fearlessness, ‘ relations in general, Mr. Lioyd G Once, not long avo, a tramp went|%"4 fodder bin in her netghborhood te | preme Court when it reconvenes on} ai to her door and finding her alone’ be- |G her missing property. Noy, 18 and that ® decision would “It 1s said Great Britain is not go’ came offensive. Mrs. Gibson picked| ,. Her last visit was to the cowshed on|be forth coming before the end offing to extend her respons an aut-matic pistol trom behind the] @¢ Phillips farm As the mule was|next month But you must not be afrald of your door, struck bim across the face with picking its soft-footed way down the} Because it may be necessary to] responsibilities. The policy of Great the muzsle und then marched him to] Path toward De Russey Lano trom| change the regulations as u result of | Britain must be peace-loving, but un the road and at her command he|'® farm it stopped and turned ite|the Supreme Court's decision, ‘Treu-Jafraid. If 1 stand alone, T will reuls sprinted down the road with his ears] !Rquisitive, nose toward the crab-|sury officials to-day decided not tolany departure from it. jairly floating behind him. apple tree knoll some distance away. | further complicate the situation by en will never: let Great Br tain ‘The disclosure of her former call-] There Mrs. Gibson heard sounds of| forcing the regulations at once. Sec-|down. T will not stand by or tor any Ing accounts for her easy knowledge | (eMsely angry voices and made out the| retary Mellon issued the following]man who hove Sy ayy eyo of the ways of the world, her ex figures of tour persons. She suw tho| statement: Ment ts vt ye opposition. There jent vocabulary and her manners, | {sine of shots spit from a weupon.| ‘Regulations are being prepared by|{t any Milne sere incre which can be very pleasant when 6! She heard a woman's voice call out] this department for putting into ef- ster wee fain olay io) is not atinoyed, as she has been since|® Man's name as though in protest] fect the opinion of the Attorney Gen- baer are told that (he new Govern after the Evening World reporter first | Sa/nst the shooting. eral of Oct. 6, 1922, but the subjects] | t's a Government of tranquillity y the constant stream | It waa no place for a lone widow|to be considered are various and of [en ee een rere oe tiand of interrupters of her farm work, with a Jot of farm work to be done.}a complicated nature, which aro re- maitity alfiee tram gure? if tranauil That she had becn u circus rider | She knew tho reputation of the Phil-| quiring considerable time and the at- ite means any change from the exist came out when one of her visitors | #P# farm and the sort of persons who tention of the severul different de-}1.2 conditions of things then it is bad isked why she did not put a saddle on | feduented it. Let them settle their] partments affected : “We have made peace in Europe the mule on which she went on the] °W8 Guarrels. Sho way not golmg to} “Therefore, unil the new regula-| 4... have made peace in the Far East. thief hunt which ended in her seeing | >@ taken to court tn the middle of tions are available, enforcement of] What does the new policy mean? It's the murders done. the harvest season on accoynt of their|/the law wil continue as heretofore - nless the , low-lived squabbles. For instance, foreign ships entering | Naurnme. Wonds Unleee they magn WOMAN'S FIRST STATEMENT She went, home. Later, when she] American territorial wators with liq- “ am “tor co-operation with the STANDS UNCHANGED. had time, she sent word to the Prose-|uor on board as cargo under seal,| ayies, but Great Britain has her own ak eutor’s office she had information of} can, for the present, proceed under|responsibilities. She bas her own Bince The Evening World first) value, The persou who recelved the}such scal to their destination in almismion in the world, and she rust published yesterday the general cou-| message ignored it. Somo of her] foreign port, and se astores in such] stand by it.” tents of Mrs. Gibson's statement to| neighbors, as the investigation con-|foreign ships which are required tol “tn the course of bia dealing with the authorities, many imag.native tigued to stumble, again called the] be sealed on arrival of the vessel] ome affairs Mr. Lloyd George de- improvements on ‘it have appeared lention of the Prosecuto: oMices| within American ports can, when red that the first purpe of any ihe statement made before Prost-|to the value of Mrs. Gibson's story,|such stores are required for the use| Government tn its foliey at bome euters Stricker and Beekman bas not’ | ang about two weeks ago somebody |of the officers and crew of the vessel,| must bo to do everyting to imp changed, It is that Mrs, Gibson wert | {n real authority in Mr, Stricker’s of- | be opened only from time to time for| trade. out riding a mule on the night of | fice got hold of it and carried It to| withdrawal for such purposes, but] “Stern seonomy ts essential,” be Sept. 14 to visit ry barn, cowshed ‘the Prosecutor himself, "4 tmust be immediately rescaled, added, “and I ask that ihe new ’ “The Conservatives moy win the tenting real estate concern, at No, 411° East] applies American Prohibition Regula-]over. Alone the Conservative party] are cating she knew thero was an ¢st'”-| 15141, ctreet, following his indictment] tions against thelr transportation of|cannot defend tho groat interests] what happens to Liberalism, but with on two charges of grand larceny in| Itoxicating lquors in American] Which are our common concern th next victory, I doubt that, but sup-lto attack © posing they do, that is not the end of] shall hav the war between the two great con-| spread the fiicting ideas of the organization of} fighting. ury Department for the present, at} Society. Our business ts to see that] to smash up national unity all round this blunder shall not do harm to our| we will sta “You must have Industrial co-op- eration in this country the wa e no war If the and for Prime Minister, home stimu it being a alition for rvatives: questions. must work together. “I should also ike to see a policy which would encourage more people to devote their energy to the cultiva- tion of the ithough I am soil. ce The Lieut. M. S. Amery, First Lord of the Ad- The ministers of the resigned Lloyd LLOYD GEORGE OPENS BATTLE TO REGAIN THE PREMIERSHIP the Exchequer shall the policy of the old. “McKenna says things are worse. McKenna, and, quite scl he was the man most re- ht) sponsible for the Liberal division in ought Independent Liberals he ‘The Independent Liberals are con- themselves still principles than with piques. They] 11.48.15. not concerning themselves with defeat of Coalition Liberalism. f ‘die-lard’ candidates are put up lition Liberals, then we alternative but to If we fall, Conservatives mean it all re always de- nouncing me because from profound change in the di- said the ex- carly @r-1Prepared to Go Fishing, Secretary for Col. L, C. it essential less with [1 wo fall ound”, in continuing on “Capital and labor fore the break-up, “There greut slo convi: no means try," he erals, tinued. gurded bh this coun wa. go to the cept them PRE! Pageant adequate need for ¢ 138 Filu Liberals he “we fare upon us. has been disappointment that at Leeds I did not bring out a an. I had no slogan. It hardly worth while breaking up a BIN national combination in order to ubstitute Lord Salisbury for Lord Balfour as President of the Council. Mr. Lloyd George told the Coalition was addressing that he d their numbers were by “The short journeys I have taken recently in the coun- said, “indicate to me that there are u good many Coalition Lib- small, Labor Part; 1 tall, him try a BYTERIANS PRIZE TO PAGEANT WRITE: Tho Presbyterian General Board of Education hax offered a prizo of $100 for the best pageant to be written con- Vocation “In the next Parliamen' will see that whoever wins there shall be no detriment to the national interest from revolutivn- ary or reactionary ‘measures. I don't say that Mr. Bonar Law is ye Th “Labor has declared ruthless war- In self defense, there- fore. you have to fight and resist the onslaughts of the Socialistie Party in ‘The principles put for- by the extreme section of them root of national prosperity and under no conditions can we ac- against artificial nts to trade, there legitimate help you can give in order to give it u little lift. We have the experiment of the trade facilities act, pat success,’’ Speaking of the break-up of the Co- by the vote of the Con- ‘ at the Carlton Club last week, Lloyd George declared there had been no difference of policy or principle within the Government be- he added, “has Sreat quantities, but I have never re- ®& great bulwark inst reaction or aguinst anything is perfectly *" he con- ey have a Da ebrated throughout the Presbyterian Church on Sunday, May '6, st be designed to give an impreasion of hristion eonmunicat Avenue, ervive with the OFFER = $100 whieh will be 1923, The the world’s Contesatnts van! at No } George Government this morning attended a Privy Council in Buck- the Secretary for War; Sir|!ngham Palace and surrendered their A seals and portfolios. Winston Spencer Alfred Mond, Minister of Health; the] emus Witt Perttono eccetary fer the ON HALIFAX STOP Coloni owing to his tliness sent his seals by proxy. FORD RACES TO-DAY ing schooner Henry Ford led the Lu- nenburg schooner Bluenose across the line at tho start of to-day*s, fisher- man's race. Bluenose, however. had The he better position, being to weather Uquor on her return trip, thus and blanketing the American boat. Ford, 11.00.50; Bluenose, 11.01.02. Capt. Morrissey and his crew had loaded working ballast into the Ford and put her fishing gear on board a for a trip to the banks, nounced yesterday they were through with racing. The plea of Mrs. John Raymond, wife of the owner, who took Captain and crew to her home for dinner, changed their minds. five seconds at the first turn had a lead that looked like several sionally he yawned in the manner of a person suffering from nervous ex- eltement well under control. uffected of the principals in the tragedy. Her children, Conrad and —___ ON WOMAN'S PLEA The Captain Relents. GLOUCESTER, } » Oct. 25 (As- jociated Press).—The Gloucester fish- Rr, he The unofficial starting times were: Hall The decision to race came after dian They an- will eighteen, Hoboken, but he refused to make a] T2eY are Henry Jacobs, fourteen, No, getaway. rear room, Quantity of confiscated liquor, and One hour later Suffy walked into the jail, which ts tn West Hoboken| 'Mternal injuries, All three are out Police Headquarters, and told the} “74 bruised. mobile patrol, and as soon as he left] much fi Sufty broke the lock on his cell with | one of the men.who had got away, | © Public School No. 16, at Wilson a bar and got out. He then passed} “Why ; the pico cca. after lunch, and were walking up of No, 925 Angelique Street, North] “On, Bergen, and Georgo Miller, seven-| breakfast, so 1 went home re Mover, | Neat Morton Street, Orloff’s automo- Jane Street, and got it. You can lock | >! golng south, suddenly swerved, CANADIAN LINERS WILL DROP BOOZE Nova Scotia Port to Be Used for Temporary Storage of Supplies. HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. 25.— plying between St. John's, N. landed all her liquor stores on her regular call here yesterday to avold running foul of the Daugherty Prohibition ° ruling. initiating the practice of using place during the period Cana- waters. The Furness liner Sachem, sailing to-day for Boston, ot No. 634 Jano Strect, West] Brooklyn, shortly after noon to-day 55-A Division Avenue; Max Wolf, hree othe same age, No, 66 Division Avenue, earners pent throtigh a] (na Samuel Newman, thirteen, No, 6 Bush Street, Brooklyn. The first two have possible frac-~ tures of the skull and internal injur- tes nd the Newman boy has possible was stored a of a window into Charles There they separated. ustered officials that he was], The boys were on thelr way back did you come back?” one of | Street and Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, I only wanted to get a good | Bedford Avenue. In front of No. 478, ow if you want to," struck one of the memorial trees a policeman tea | Planted there and hit the three boys, ered the bar to William Rabone,| Sutfy to a cell and turned the key, | They were taken to the hospital in Ea tc A Dot Medldhiellmntiath non dse ba an ambulance. Orloff was arrested, Red Cross ner Silvia, Halifax and New York, Every Art Has Its Masters Candy making is no heniggeertned LOFT Candy makers are of the highest degree of “ki Their productions are “MAS- TERPIECES.” Advt.on Page 10 ——KxxX—x_——EE—EEEEEE Notice to Advertisers Silvia will pick up the fax as a temporary storage ships are in American follow the same procedure, CAUGH Three minutes after the start the East 17 The Bluenose had a lead of twenty- The boats turned the mark as fol- The Bluenose tacked to port and ia Louis No. 3 ————— Beekman Street Hospltal to-day trom DIeEo. burns of the body, received at his|}r RABBIT O.— FRAN pene yesterday, FUNERAL CHURCH, to Kneft ows: Bluenose, 11.47.50; Ford, | CHICAGO, Oct. 25.—Dr. Robert D./ engraving copy which has & MacArthur, eighty, @ practising physi- | im the publication, ottice by 1 P.M. Friday. : conditions greet fire, died yesterday. He was ono| SFM Heiter. will be ome ‘ of the founders of the Polyclinic Hos- be Le ines ee ee minutes at the second mark. The pital and was physician for the ‘Display copy or ordere released ‘later than Bluenose was much quicker in stays | Andrew’ and was soén well away on the port tack. BABY DIES OF BURNS. T CUTTING THROUGH DOOR, | one ye eT Tera tg, Lhe CoP, mat release POLICE CHARGE. att ; George O'Brien, who gave his ad-| can be Inserted only as Bluenose passed the Ford to the! gress au Boston House, the Lowery, | end in oreer of receipt a weather and took the lead. Both} was arrested eurly to-day py Patr Copy containing engravings to be made by boats were off toward the first mark] man Edmund Knetf of the Parkville The World mur be received by 1 P.M slowly as the wind had dropped to] Station seven knots five minutes before the} of W. start. hit ; Display advertising We copy for the Bap while rutting through. the door sement Sections of The funday World must ga ing, house at No. 689 y, Dreced th Street, Brooklyn, plication and release rast in received b a ye according | Pupiet. Friday. Cory, containl coeraring to be made by The World must be by Thureday not n : 7 , ‘Bundi In Sheet copy. ty TD. MACARTHUR DIES, Gdns ei received bya POA. Peiday Chicago from the year of the | 8nd positive ineertion orders not ‘8 Soctety for forty-one yeu 90 srovided: abere, when @erve to earn discouute of any character, Speen 2a eeatract or otherwise, THE WORLD Rocco, cleven months oid, of Ellzabeth Street, died at the IN BERGEN MURDER RESTS WITH JURY (Continued. ) ST. asset Vince Again Mrs. Cline seemed the most here Mildred, were on either side of her,| entertain a customer with rounds -—THERESA. Campbell, Funere: innocent of the significance of the} ‘of highballs in the days before Church, Bway, 0th, Wednesday, 3 P.M proceedings and showing concern only Prohibition, he now {s establish- WARKREN.—LLOYD ELLIOT, auddenly Oct when their mother leaned her head ing friendly relations on the golf 2: at his residence, 1 West 64th et into a hand and cried, as she did when the attorneys announced all the “GOLF SUPPLANTS GOODWIN.—ELIZABETII M, Campbell. Fu. BOOZE AS SALES Salesman No Longer Proposes Highball, But succeeding liquor as u commercial Candy Manufacturing Company, course,’’ he sald, until Thursday. neral Church, B'way, @6th. Until Wed'day. CAMPBELL} 68th wt STIMULATOR —On Oct. 24, 1922, MILFORD Mw. beloved huaband of Edith P. Marcy, ageu 68 yoara. Funeral services Thureday, Oct, 26 at 11.50 A. M., from his lete residenue. ® Hancock st., Brooklyn. M'NUTT.—CHARLES J. CAMPBELL! to salesmen, uccording to TUNERAL CHURCH, B'way, 06th at nt L. Price, President of a Not! MILLE R.—MATHILDE, CAMPBR FUNERAL CHURCH, Bway, 06th at., M. Goes to Links. LOUIS, Oct. 25.—Golf is to-day. ere & lesman would evidence was In. Justice Parker denied a motion by Senator Mackay to direct an order of acquittal for Miss Thornton and Scullion, holding that the conflicting evidence of their connection with the shooting demanded they go also to the jury. RE-ECHO IS WINNER OF ENGLISH STAKES NEWMARKET, England, Ost. (Associated Press).—Re-Echo, by Net) Gow, out of Carrle Rae, owned by Sir B. Paget, won the Cambridgeshire Stakes of £1,000 with extras, run here to-day. ajor H. Kayzer’s Poisoned Arrow was second and J, A. de Keths- child's Hasty Match was third. Thirty-four horses ran. it's toasted. This one extra proces: gives a delightful quality that can not be duplicated rr FictionScetion Axthor off Scarhavern. Keep- The Feaynor-Slede Amal- gamation-T he Middle temple Moarder-ete, etc Begine in next Sun’ ayWorld