The evening world. Newspaper, December 2, 1922, Page 1

me PY, . Se TE LPT EET TT ep rer i PIT MURDER LOOKOUT CONFESSES To-Night’s Weather—FAIR. VEIN] WORLD EXTRA (uy ic Circulation Books Open to All,” | “Circulation Books Open to Au.” | rng Catone eee = NEW YORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1922. To-Morrow’s Weather—PROBABLY RAIN. FINAL EXTRA in wine Rew Ser a a PRICE THREE CENTS ‘ GREEK “PRINCE IS PUT ON TRIAL FOR TREASON PRE NORE OF ECE c=, amu wet POUE BEER PUT ON TRIAL FOR HIS Lie | USMetaH ae SHOVEL TWO DAYS BEFORE NEW REVOLUTION STARTED... w RIME:BURED WIFE AL retary National Safety os is Negiected. Prisoner Held for Murder of 17-Year-Old Girl at | Wallington, N. . > . Br tt fF King | PRINCE OF GREECE, ‘other o “ormer ing BROTHER OF “TINO,” Si “Tino” Faces Court-Mar- ON TRIAL FOR LIFE|ASKS ADDED S TRENGTH tial of Revolutionaries. OUTBREAKS REPORTED Norkin in Confession Bares Revolting Details of Bronx Murder for Which He Acted as Look-Out—Lot Is Searched by Police for ' Other Bodies, Particularly Other Women NAME KEPT SECR Is Probe to See if He tss “Muscular Brute” Theory. Motorization, Air Serv ice and Officer Personnel Neg- * lected, He Says. Oftici F Counter Attack Results ry From Execution of Five jf Former Ministers. , ATHENS, De @ leader in tho ‘onstantine effec restore Greece to the glory of the Hellenes, went on t here to-day. WASHINGTON, Dec, 2.—The pres- ent authorized regular army strength of 4 “inadequate’’ for national safety and A confession in which Abraham Becker was named as the murderer of his wife, Jennie, was made this afternoon by Reube County Dete: es Dawsen ard Allyn made an arrest to-day in East s e Norkin, proprietor ABRAHAM BECKER of an automobile shop in the yard of which, at 140th Street and Southern the brutal murder on Thursday night Boulevard, the Bronx, Mrs. Becker's body was dug up by the police nearly at Wallington, of seventeen-year-old Christine Hervish, The prisoner was taken to Hackensack and his name was withheld beenuse the arrest was 00 officers and 125,000 men is Rutherford, N. J., in connection with further cuts would be “inexeusabl s y We nual report te 2.—Prince Andrew, ks declared in his an- eight months after her disappearance. Congress. ‘We should Norkin stated that two days before the murder Becker borrowed a al for his life seize the first opportunity to. bring shovel from him and with it dug the grave into which he subsequently the regular a flung hig wife, who was not then dead but groaning from the blow on the back to the propor- made on suspicion from information _ ‘The former King’s brothe ced i tions which are eel he oe given by an aged couple lying in head Becker had given ber. This bears out the already announced theory tl et cechioaca the ie aon Bene at eee ane ine fete neele naw Biv. Men: endo of the District Attorney and Medical Examiner that Mrs. Becker was miemberé and Greek war leaders who system,"’ Mr. Weeks said that security girl in a quarrel! on the street Thanks buried alive. Were executed this wee for the future must rest “upon the wie pets be eal A a true Becker, according to ¢he signed confession of Norkin, struck bis wile He ix charged with disobeying | tae aba Ee portst flat. "The men fled (n the direction sr as she was bending over the engine of his car in Norkin's repair yard, she orlers issued by Gen. Papsyoulas for eked ‘that with 14000 “ethicela cal Wallington and the girl ran after having i asked by her husband to listen to the mechanism for faulty Ree ee Fela: where ‘he thorixed,“we wold not have énouRT te Mapa Seth liegt anes AN noises. Becker hit her with « piece of pipe he picked up after he got His manded an army division during th <3 do all that might profitably be done with the description of Miss Hervish, fio eave’ the car andl whichsw ’ stec Gisastrous defeat of the Greck Armies | Oby inrsenarionne Pure Seavien. I must state that we have ab Whe anki Mace Coca wife to leave the car and which was found to-day by deteciuves. by the Turks #0 the recent war PRINCE ANDREW OF GREECE. ely ;not cnough ‘to do what is Miss Hervish attacked in a lonely Furthermore, Norkin stated that on at least half a dozen occasions M8 te Fo0IN was crowded with revolu- = | ee Fite! 1X varccas aaeociton te d leading toward her home and Becker discussed with him means of disposing of Mrs. Becker One plan tlonaries and sympathizers of former | STEEL COMBINE constituting of our officer bey to a TRG hace ORIG reo was by poison, another by drowning, but Norkin said he advised against Bune fonntentine as the trial be OF GERMANS AND Epoaemie S20 talihide MULTE Ml highway und was jammed with 4 each of these as dangerous. As for the drowning plan, he dectared Becker reat crowd excited by the trials FRENCH PLANNED] petay in ut and executions, milled outsid Princess Alice, wife of Andrew, sat by the side of the prisoner The Prince will be allowed only five LONDON, Dee mobiles Thanksgiving night. ‘The grute whe ngled her ¥ of remarkable strength ms, Her jaw w ling the National —- Guard, motorization of artillery trans ext Would Fival U. S. Steel] port, development of improved tanks 5 Despatch Sayn. and improvement of the Air Service and a 2 (Associated | Was reported by the Secretary. replied that he could tie a weight to her which would prevent her body hana broken by REOBEN NORDKIN ® Only one blow was struck by rblade wa Aes GOLF BALL KNOCKS Becker, Norkin swore, and this sent Witnesses to refute the uccusations,| Press).—A number of prominent hi of the skull by the pres LONGWORTH OUT ON M eat uel puierv fe it was announced French inqustriulists are negotiat- \ sure of big, strong fingers p of the car. Then she slid to the inca erom,| ine wth Gyouien busines tien ae cle cen LINKS NEAR PRESIDENT |, "cies. gemma and tmen A serious Greck counter-reyolu-| With the object of establishing lg aacouicibuanarosar neue aed Gi Congrennm ne her, still groaning tionary outbre er assassin left her lor dead, but she ‘ ¥ sak has occurred in| bis metal trust in Certral Europe ae critters ela aa a ae Behind Chief Executive at Chevy [and dragged her to the disused boiler | Patras and Missolonghi, on the Gulf] “ @" French leadership, saya a frightful injuries, and she lay for « wasn heft ait ep. {Dit Where he had prepared her grav | of Patras, in Western Greece, and on] Central News despatch from Ber- considerable time—probably most ’ i. ‘ Li In an apparent effort to stifle her | ! resentative Nick’? Longworth, he Island of Corfu, where the Brit-} jin to-day she SUEDE ED i ChIGKeE which; conte Sroaniigs, | Becket: Gre whis, wilk’s } ish flag is reported to have becn} spne jeading spirit of the move: her from view. : O. awa rendered unconscious | coat over her head, Norkin said, and Oe | raised, as the result of indignation Ps im With neck broken she — crawlec when he was hit by 4 golf ball hue Bundled | Giver the Greek oxecutions, says a| ment.” the despatch says, ‘ia punta: ChicNOe. aiour 15° eharte thus bundled up she was tumbled into ever comiyg to the surface. her left shoul and her neck wa while playing a round at the Message received here from Athens} Stated to be Eugene Schneider, the es Stumbling over a low hedge she Chevy Chase course here to-day, [the waiting grave, It was Norkin's | to-day. MICSHGH seo l IC AGHAtS:) io) nas & a : .,_ [fell and died, ‘The rigor ef death had oo The Congressman was playing | task, he said, to act as look-out while | ae aed renee ties uanees poirer in Former Professor and Wife not touched hor body when Martin Reverie Aes Also Search| {,,,feumsome Behind President [pecker scraped over the body. the | TEN GREEK SHIPS SENT Kins Aust mburg and the |Flee With $12,000 Loot Past] Disappear as Commitment |norst in Watlinston, came pon te [ ov cuue Agents Also Search) Harding when the acciient oc; | earth at one side of the excavation ' TO REMOVE VANGUARD Sarre. He Is suld to contemplate His Home When Woman to Hospital Is Signed at 7 o'clock yesterday mornir for Yacht Which Evaded Into the cluty house, —Ilis cond!- | Which Becker had dug to a depth of | OF REFUGEES IN TURKEY | f.ci"tho' tinted sates Sent oe i ‘ © Hospital Is Signed. Jnotinea Pattee Chiet sony Hartftera Chemin Night tion ie not serious, (t Wad slated, about four and ahal ffest. “When\tha a wan Le Screams. omYialingten — body was covered, Norkin said he and | Allies May ve peir Consent to Expulsion of More Th =% CHICAGO, Dec nan, former profe POLICE TOLD TO WATCH Two burglaries were committed |p, EEE John Tierv-| John Hervish, sexton of the First DEMOCRATS KEEP UP oy. ev WIR PRLS is, WY of law at Notre] M. E. Church at Gregory and Bloom-| ‘rhe dna Bro mound and Million Person » University, had not been com- | field Avenues, Passale, 4 father of the} ror gtonp trom bt SENATE FILIBUSTER shaking hands, swore never to tell \ , - % = ALL D within two blocks of the home offmitted to the Cook County Psycho-| slain girl. She’ vent to live with hi ; : . vee what<haalhanneced ther eee ee Fe-Ten! -Greck DEALERS IN COAL Mayor Hylan this morning, and in at{Pathic Hospital early to-day on alsister, Mrs. Marte Kingsley, No. 159] Marey J ebt] wasnin . Dee Administra tteamships have been sent from Asked whether he had reecived any of ¢ rt e! ssued by County | Hayward —Plac Wallington, after ]at Freeport, L. T., by Revenue Agents [tien aders in the Senate, helpless ' Price i Quantity to One Perm ast one case the burglars’ como. way OF mitment tasned. ” A » 5 none: ‘or hi share Pi i. Piraeus to Samsoun for refugees, f uPead ie Poot’ Fized ae tie. i “ it a jown with $12, the hea Judge Rigehetmer last night, and the|thelr father’s marrts lowing the} Frank Hale and James Kerrigan. The [against the Allbuster ef Democrats and} money for hls share in that early | ae ext he RTA kwatnn i. Ber COUReS"s aoe 2 worth | vhereabouts of him and his first wife,|death of thelr mother. She was a ee that tt vomn | aurKeNt Republeans against the Dyer] morning's work—the murder w | Mader orders to be on guard against) chief of Police Lahey to-day sent out| of loot, puso directly in front of their. Augusta Tiernan, and three chil.| clerk in the office of Hecton & Dick 2 Bisbee Ina Brown | Anti-Lynching bill tatoo t th f Aprit { ghiva bi o Turks, a ne ; urreated, [Mire 4 r ernan, and three cliil- 1 e office o é c : niece nee fs SSSI Pa eat pi Nietgy ane td a4 said | Committed on the morning of Aprit 7 the seizure of the ships by the Turks. /q circular order to all commanders call- | Mayor's hy Une ones was arrested. ason of the family was unknown ison, surgical instrument makers, in} had 15 z ye whtekey cn 88 eine: ee Be ‘ . last—Norkin replied in the negative i At Constantinople an officer of the] ing their attention to the regulations in}. The biggest job was in the fur es-|° yr. Tiernan telephoned his wife at| Bast Rutherford Board Captain and bis crew of °cs fur they have been unable to make ; = ae \ Near East Rellef will take over each} regard to the domestic sizes of coal, to] ‘blishment of Robert W. Hosch, No-line nome of her sister, Mrs. Francis] After spending Thanksgiving Day} three men were held on the boat, [headway axainat the filihuaterers, ‘The | He Said he had done what he did out ship. American destroyers will assist|be known as “Peddler Pool Coal,""| 2488 Broadway, Brooklyn, a stone's |iuiaski, us soon as he learned the| with her sister at the home. of Perey argument for abandonment. of Will] of friendship for Becker at the embarkation at Samsoun. handled by dealers. This coal, accora- | Se'OW, from the home of the Mayor aticommitment had been signed\at the| relative, Willlam Kingsley. aie He to|!* that it would enable the Republicans! Becker will be arraigned on Monda3 LAUSANNE, Deo, 2.—The compul-|ing to Fuel Admini Woodin, in|] Vo, 208 Bushwick Avenue, behest of Mrs, Pulaski, who asserted] Washington Place, Bast Ruth Fehslians Napa to place President Harding's Ship Sub-} 060" Wt De at heabestaesiie sory exodus of more than a million} a letter to Inspect y on Oct. 26,) Mrs. Agnes Fiero, who lives on the}ner belief former tutor was un-| Christina started for home before lea Laced dees eg Puan th rldy “meanure, already passed by the} Defore County Judge Gibbs for plea Geeks from ‘Turkish territory is|!8 not to be deliver ore than one- | floor above t BOR. Says the bur-lpalanced ntally. Mrs. Tiernon| o'clock in the evening, sayir ae | ie rs : i ey ne rf : House, before the Senate Pucuucad ao i nie aii bata aE tinker ton lots, as needed. Delivered in 100-| glars made so inuch noise they woke] pathere childre Acree aig bee oa Aba Wan ats abe cep arbor with the > io 8 4 Wkely to occur with vagrants oF pound lots at the yard the maximum] hier up, They oved the burglar|t ny, * ‘igs fahren ges meine i ln , o ling uate whiskey, but when rever EX-SENATOR HOLLIS MADE HEAD] speeded in every possible way demand fo 3 move} 2 s urriedly left the Pulaskt home , s fre ullington and her peverw iy ‘i Allies. The “is ad cH Beye | price is et wt 70 cents a hundred] alarm « jimmied the front door]taxicab ter, who went home liter with other | eres ved on the ple OF BANK IN BULGARIA, Assistant District Attorney came yesterday from Ism asha, | pounds, Disposed at the cellurs of deal salmiy: ionded tt é Armlon : i 2 ind stayed outside the CONCORD, N. HW. Dec. 2.—Allen|to whom Norkin confessed, s . and calmly loaded the furs into their] Upon’a statement made by Dr, James . raid Christina probut Who consented in the conference tolers it is not to sold for more than am of the family, said Christina pr limit Nn : Holl { this city « r-day that his} he tends on Mond. i i ; 2 Riese car. Mrs, Fiero sald she went to the] W. Hall, allenist, that Tiernan was by or jitney tus. The po | mit unt fe a oe ee , Ho! ENKeOOe: ON: -RORRBY be a extend the timo to Dec. 1 85 cents a hundredweight took a trolley or jitney bu The y 5 athe its United Slates Sens an bees E ‘The police ave Instructed to ee that] Window and watched them for a min-| mentally unsound and the charge made Rr shes e who killed ‘he rown came ur i ugh investigation of the It is pointed out that great numbers ant : trates MEG uch le toere Ri eritaer had np telephone| by Mrs, Pulaski that the pro Nee belleve the tra y hip told the ¢ Henry F. Hollis, had been up urance in 1915 of Miss Fannie nis order o State Fuel In ° or more he hac elepho: d ved from the ear or met a of the International Bank of Bui , Of Greeks are already out, but there [oes ere ot ee gO to Wate ford ad wan nt first afraid to soreare ue] chypnotized’” his wife and followed from th ee they were ‘we at F head of the Internat Hank of Bu} m, whom Norkin has admitted still remain in Asia Minor from 600,-]/%,7iot violated and also to watch for!and was ut first afraid to scream, but] yee trum carrying out her own. wil | attacked hér after she lett it In Waii-]10Y Wire” ae gnrin, with headquarters in Sofia. It ia /nowms Whom Nortin nas admire 000 to 600,000 who had been notified] weight customers finally did throw open the window and] jugge Righeimer signed p for] ington to walk home. peeks a plantied to establish branches in Paris |KnoNing. There Paeiae. : to leave before Nov. 30. pods Lada = shout ‘Police ‘Tiernan's commitment to the Cook —— nus per uk and other European capitals. The bank Attorney's office that othe Re ere cor weil ‘ = ———=| The burglars fed, turned into] County Psychopathic Hospital for ob: . Nauor, for deposit h ; to finance the import and] Dodie’ may have been buried in thi Priteaion aopoiated cee I MAYOR WIEL MARRY Bushwick Avenue, darted past the nilon, Deputies were then sent to| JOHN WANAMAKER’S Revent Prohibition agents | expe Hulgerta lot in which Norkin's repair shop Rew subgommission appointed yester layers i nd disappeared. ia teh for Tiernan, w_o was In Chicaxe CONDITION UNCHANGED | #2 polices r being = N - —====—==== | stands. Detectives were ther esearch é Mayor's house and disappear arch for Tiernan, we nicago E nd pol ure searhelns w cde ives her es day. THY Turks asked that the nie: | SPINSTERS, BACHELORS lier in the morning burglars got| with his wife following the auctioning York Harbor to-d n auxiliary Positions For ing to-day wer 300, Greeks still In Constan + J 4 nein household ye ae yeah + "i pe Ae Mears, Cut tue Allies ‘are. pleading FOR 9 CENTS A COUPLE} into the r of Tony Dahibender's| off of thelr household effects in South) wareq rmpravement Shawn Yeo | Yacht which came in from seu tate Norkin's wite called on him at the el ’ ® Gre ——— restaurant, > 1446 Broadwa i lny Maintained Through Night,| '4st night with no tig Siw tnadad id jail, where he is held in $100,000 bail With them to allow these Greeks tol enw coment ke ote ty qoroaawe Bo Aevdaecuntarais Medel iho wan altace wandt §6Thousands Whoi \as'« uastval wines « oe ke stay a while, alleging that their ro-]Cut-Rate Marriawes at 3 : patiyn, cut bole la the calling, HARDING WILL HEAD PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.—No per- |. sded tl ul t R id The World’ Ad before he made his confession. It was moval will cripple Constantinople] Each Mark General Bargain | entered the and stole $45 ceptible change took place fi whe ‘th h ‘to at 7 Day in Kivgsley, town, rom the cash ter and a lot of RESERVE BANK AGAIN |°° 2 f t the h is supposed | AACA 1€ orid’s S|evident that she means to stand by economically, ’ night In the condition of Jobe him in tb ent predic: 4 Wak S180 evidence aight In the conditior t a ely iim in his present predicament. The removal of these great bodies KINGSLEY, Ia., Dec. plpAFa there UA alee vid nee that : maker, merchant and former Postma Ni Padiabitond Ball Mr, Cobn ssid that he tad sant Ses 2 i hey ed to open e containing] Y° SHING' c. 2, — High ¥s RESTA A ooklyn pi c 0 dat 9 . ad not less of people will constitute the greatest Marriages are being performed | yon’ bat it io believed they ee | HINGTON, De: Hib lier General, who haa been & Aig eee Be despa World Help Wanted advts. are Jinan forty witnesses in addition tc Gompulsion exodus in centuries of a] | , bu hey were! Treasury officials expect President},t hia home here, a bulleiin iesued t employers’ first consideration | \\\in be whom to connect Becks @efeated people from the territory of neve Santas i tee ape frightened away Harding to send to the Senate next|his physicians to-day « t nl ship} when workers are required, ihe pep Mba es aac c of 39 cents, Spinsters and baci: met memmote week the nomination of W. P. G.| Last nix bulletin raid that hig /4t an ea rth fact that 93% of employers em phan sles: PgR he adie clora who can be induced to admit [REAR ADMIRAL EDWARDS, RE-| Harding to be Governor of the Federal lcondition “showed — inprovement larke aft move ploy these ads. to obtain em- The evidence 7 have gained: shows DIO JOINS U. 8, AND HONDURAS] thelr classification are being tied | TIRED, DEAD AT BRISTOL, R. Reserve Boart y way" longs tt nlovees bespea ¢. that Becker and his wife were to . Reserve Board, plovees hespeaks their vulu : } The first direct communication tor] for 9 cents per couple by Mayor BRITSOL, R. 1, Dee. 2—Rear Ad They declare the « of the| PHILADELPHIA The} foot Metropolitan i World “Help Wanted” | ether at the home of Mrs, Lindne orci business between the United | Wormley, miral John R, Edwards, Nnited States|g.000 banka in the Federal Reserve|condition of John Wanamaker was 1 maburg. I fed that this 104, 901 ; Oot on the night of April 6,"° Mr. Cohn tes and Honduras waa ostablished Ton couples were united at the |Navy, retired, died at his home here|gyetem is virtually solid behind air.| ported “unchanged nef the wanted ¥ the Heacl ocs. ta: Wetoner aid. They left there about mid day by President Herding and} iargain rate yeatorday, the firat | to-day. Although retired In 1915 Harding, und that the banks have re. | by doc Shoemaker, Steng nf ford A fr ‘ of more than any other|night in an automobile driven by ment ‘itlerres of Honduras, The day of a general b in a a Buring the World War with the | oll” am om mania ? es 1 mer ble f a t at | New York Newsman r.| Becker it ® quarter-hour rua lent af Honduras rndiographed hla Ld PATEAIN May sa! Lirowm Un ity Naval Unit Ad fined from making any second ksall. The aged me f “ 1 the crew 4 " ‘1 bg aa to the White House trem} eine put on by merchants of the | pirai Edwards, who was born in Po! choice, Secretary Mellon, It was sald,{ late yesterday, and ' na are} t t wa t was the —~ ——_ - ~ | from the LindMers’ to the repair shor cal Radio Company's new a town, Hanks are shaving $1 off Pa,, {6 survived ®y his wife, these also continues to urge the reappoint«{ becoming hopeful that the improve | Steamer R ‘ ( tons, ae tile, etaber ae of Norkin, As Becker approachwd | fas at Tegucigalpa. notes paid t6-day, and « daughter, ment of the former Governor. ment noted may continue had on board a cargo of raw peinted in The ‘oe the yard be so manipulated the }