The evening world. Newspaper, December 19, 1922, Page 22

cheeeeemene sence sn STRONGLY FAVORED|TO THIEVES WHO GOT} 1S CHARGED WITH ~ BY TAGOVERNORS) $200,000 AT MINT} SHOOTING FRIEND} Ritchie of pray the Only Dissenter Among Har- ding’s Visitors, Police Belleve We Woman Had]|Drove Him Around in Taxi, Part in Hold-Up of Then Fired When He Want- Bank Guards. ed to Go Home, He Says. (Special Despatch to The Evening} DENVER, Deo. 19%.—Authorities of] Policeman Francis A. O'Neil, twen- World.) eight Staten to-day joined tp the hunt|ty-flve, attached to the West ssth WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-——Tho]for the seven bandits who yesterday| Street Station and living at No, 639 Governors’ Conference on Prohibition] held up and robbed Federal Reserve}Tenth Avenue, was suspended trom called by President Harding wae a] Bank messengers tn front of United|duty carly to-day by Deputy Com- small, select and dry party, Only|States Mint here, of $200,000 In cur-| missioner Leach and was later locked fifteen State executives out of forty-|rency and killed Charles Linton, bank|up in the West 80th Street Station @fght attended, and of this number} @uard. on a charge of felonious assault, The “ene (Gov. Denney of Delaware) was} No trace of the bandits had been| police say Dr. Charles Dillon, Police “compelled to leave before the White] found early to-day, although police in| Surgeon, pronounced him Intoxicated. House juncheon owing to a death in} Colorado, Utah, Arizona, New Mexioo,] At 2 A. M. Antonto Bancavila, thir- Be famity. Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas and Ok-|ty-elght, a laborer of No. 451 West - Irhportant States like Penneylvania, | !shoma were watching Bolecgrattne (sth Street, went to the West 68th New York, Ohlo and Illinois were Strect Station to be treated for a bul- admitted they had no clues, without representation, and so fruit-| Rad!o was used to broadcast de-|let wound which, he said, had been infilcted by Policeman O'Neil. He Jesn’ was the initial effort along this| scriptions of the men, and State and line that tho President announced he| forest rangers were asked to Join in/haq been shot near the heart, his the hunt. if pwouldeall another conference tn Jan-|" Shortly after “The Battle of the|2avy Watch chain deflecting the bul- let and saving Lis Ife. He was wary, at which fuller representation] Mint’ occurred authorities were del- {s hoped for, including tho incoming| sed with hundreds of telephone calls|treated by Dr. Bornstein of Flower Sererndea: telling of speeding touring car. Et-|yrospital, who sald the wound was “Ji Is not @ meeting," the Presl-| Piteved to-day the bandits, neparates |0t #er!ous. ent is auoted as telling Die vieront,| Within a few minutes after the daring | Bancavila sald ho was standing at Mitce Cut ck ae antercambonte® hold-up was staged. 59th Street and Tenth Avenue at 1 It was noteworthy that of the small] | Chlef of Povectives Pinker declared! a. M. waiting for a stroet car when group of Governors who attended] fo Peeve Mvowis gang, which op.{O'Nell, whom he knows well, camo Practically all are listed as drys with] 08, Sat sourl a few years ago, | up at the wheel of « taxicab, O'Neil the exception of Gov. Albert C. Ritchle was in uniform and off post, and had é was connected with the hold-up. Pee. calesuen te His ey etue| Kiva was released from the State} mo one elgo in the taxi. Prison three weeks ago, after serving| ‘What's .doing?” Bancavila sald to the President that the Vo'steod] |’ contence for her participation in a|the policeman anked. jaw is unenforceable in hig State. hold-up and gun battle near Colorado| ‘‘Walting for a car.” A I told the President that the peo-} c) iney two yeure ago, when two off-| ‘Get in and I'll ride you around.” ple of Maryland regard the Volstead| vo. were sinin by members of tho} Bancavila sald he got in and the act as an Invasion of State and per-|7 vis gang. She was questioned late} policeman drove him around for a sonal rights that fs unnecessary and) oerduy at her home near Denver.| short time, and when they came toa lias brought deplorable results," Gov." yr ty pandits made their way into] former saloon at 67th Street and West Ritchie sald. the mountains, pursult will be dif_i-] End Avenue the policeman said: Of the remaining fourteea Gov-| ot and thelr chances of escape ex-]| ‘Get out and try the door,” adding ernors attending the conference prac-|tyemely good, officials said. something about getting a drink. Tho Mealy all are either personally or} “phe city's underworld was searched|door was locked, and Bancavila sald politically dry and most of them rep-11,, police and Secret Service opera-|he guessed he'd be going home and Neon ay. Kedistanpealberts ould bes tives in the hope of running down the] started away. ent of thelr enthus ‘or the enver's boldest day- varied from the exuberant and en- silane » ey ARtneaten atone pope elen Cnet decluration of Gov. Henry] CHICAGO, Dec. 19.—All roads into} six shots, all golng wild except the J. Allen of Kansas, that the law can/enicago were guarded to-day, follow-lone that hit him after breaking his and is being enforced In his Com-ling the receipt by police of a tip that} watch chain, oo monwealth, to the more conservativelthg bandits who robbed the Denver] Detective Simeon Tierne: of th declaration of Gov. Cox of Massa-lmint of $200,000 were headed this way. | went @8th Street Station new cart ne chiusette that “since the Volatead Iaw|" Federal authorities declared they liners ameigued tor the on ct fs on the statute’ book it should bel received the “tip” from a woman who] Giney) psec @ investigution. enforced.” refused to divulge her name. The tn-| acu ‘hy nates Dost where bo The recipe of the Massachusetts] formant sald members of the gang 4 have (been and dented the Governor x “more money and more} were from Chicago. Operatives were| Wounded man's story. His automatic pens mon for the Federal Pro-|{mmediately sent to points along roads|W%% found to have been fired which ———————E——— hibition Service."" from the West. Plans were also made |? explained by saying he had stot at several men whom ho saw actiug suspiciously at 67th Street and West End Avenue. O'Neil was taken to his station however, and examined. Then he was made to remove his uniform and gv to the West 30th Street Station to be locked up. He will be arraigned in the West Side Court. The potice were unable to learn where he got the taxicab or what. became of !t and the chauffeur. They say O'Neil, who has been on the force ten months, was slightly injured two months ago in a battle with gangsters on 30th Street and Tenth Avenue. He was then a “T agree with tho President, sald|to search i lutcanssentutente transcontinental trains, FOR PENSION RAISE ERE CHRISTMA sat renee our problem. If the people demand a change then that is a matter to be Conference Agreement oN] s, 009 ball for examinatics Measure Which Increases considered later." Condensed, the recommendations of Pay to Veterans, 4he Governors to mect the situation were as follows: “1. More stringent Federal and State enforcement laws, carrying heavy fines for first offenders and substantial jail sentences for all sec- ond offenders, regardless of thelr po- sition or prestige. “2, «Prohibition enforcement offt- cials who are honestly in favor of Prohibition #3. Education of the business man to a’ realization of the fact that Prohibition enforcement is ys much of an economic question as a eral ques- Alon. 4, Larger appropriations for the enforcement of the law." Of the small group of Governors present the Maryland Executive was the only one who was outspoken tn saying that even tho above measures | Planned to press for an early ratity- would be ineffective in obtaining the| ing vote in both houses as u Christ- pesults desired, x mas remembrance to soldiers and Tighten up tho law; don't loosen | .aows of the Mexican, Civil and In- up," Was the Way Gov. Allen Of a eee eae naan tne canta |Atenue- early thia moming, called. fr Pe eoane:. bis “recommiseanaaten” 10 hit aio for the maimed | ryen and then beat with his club on the the President. Kansas is a ploncer| soldiers of all wars—including the| Ruppert. door until. the Colonel came Prohibition State and tts Governor | world War. down In ha pajamas and a bathrobe suid ty an interview that the dry Sol. Ruppert and the policeman went Scant has not abated in hia baili.| It 1 declared 4o be the most com-|inrough tho, house and. aasemsied” hile Wick, althourh ho admitted it still|Prehensive pension seasuro ever|mother and aunt, Mrs, Myllus, and ¢ needs 2 ‘little onforcing after| enacted. Rates for Mexican and Civil| Servants In the front parlor ui 0 firemen arrived and by pourtn forty-two years on the statute books. | War veterans aro increased to $72 aldown the flue squelched the fam “Federal Prohibition will become month, their widows to $50 Ruppert waid he had been short of coal national success when the business lows to $50 & month: | et had been using wood In his furnace Indian War Veterans gre increased to man realizes that the total abstalner 330 thelr widows. to $20, while the {Sha thought this was the cause of the st tt 1 ae rks which fgnited the soot in th genie te ess ieee ah Pac tiigg maimed roldiers of all war service are} chimney. ‘The house was not damaced = sure & TAN * exes 6 oo) placed in ao special clussification of —_- said Alten, rates ranging f 15 to $125 B a Gov. J. A, O. Prous of Minnesota] Fonth, the last named rate to vote] nT awa. HOR JACOB RUPPERT’S CHIMNEY ON FIRE WABHINGTON, Dec. 19.—Senate] rhe Cet Quick! and House conferees reached an} Family, but D agreement on the Bursum-Puller| Policeman John Ashworth of the Pension bill carly to-day, It is] 104th Street Station, observing @ spurt of sparks, smoke and flame from a chimney of the home of Col. Jacob Rup- port, once ® captain of the brewing in dustry but now a mere owner of the Yankee Baxeball Club, at No. 1116 Fifth DO CUTS FISH. BOAT IN Two. told the President Prohibition was be- 4 the President ¥ 1G ne Dee Who lost both arms or both legs} TOULON, France, Dec. 19.—A prac- enforced in his State. “AN wel) action K Ne wade tained Figg goal end pe ina eg le tice torpedo, badly aimed during ne . In addition to the Ineveaso in rates, | naval maneuvers, to-day struck a small that there is no let-up in making Itlene act confers pensionalle stutus on| boat containing two feterman. effective soldiers who served in Stato militia] Projectile cut the bout neatly in two Gov. Trinkle of Virginia placed par- nizations during the Ciyil War, [and tossed tha occupants into the s: ticular emphasis on the need for] ‘The Bureau of Pensions estimates} Netther of th hurt heavier fines and longer jail sentences for violators of the Volstead Law, "1 ve declined to pardon any man, rdless of lis prestige or position, 10 Was crnvicted of dispensing in the additional cost will amount to 900,00 for the remainder of pros eat fiscal year. ER CENT. STOCK DIVIDEND LIBERTY BONDS Liberty 3% opened at 10 02; Int 44s, 9890, off .o8 up .02; 3d, 98,76, off .04; 4 58 toxicants for promt,” sald he. “Takel py HAWAIIAN MNEAT co. Jup .04; new, 78; Victory 4% politics out of the Prohibition enforce-| ONOLULU, Dev, 1 (Associated |100.34. Arent machine We m Piens).—Stockholders of the Hawatlan CURB © forcement agents who are in sympathy | Pineapple Company have approved a iu themeelves with the la per cer idend and increases |_Ovened irregular, Cont, Ca a 12 } Radio, 8 5-8, up 1-8; Simms Intl. Pet., 20 1-8, off 1-8; of the $6,000,000, Gov. Morgan of West Viginia de- k from $4,000,009 te clared that his State now favors “bone dry"? Prohibition and all that = = 8 0. off 1-8; Morrin, is necded ts a conscientious effort ailltix attitude toward the law, but it ip [9 Les UP be43 City Rerv., 174, up 4 down the line to muke it effective. well under control in the}: O: Ne Ys 46, off 1-8 ou r ¥ nth + 1 “Inverce t Prohibition Enforce. | , suid 1 49 7-8, up 3-4; Mutual, 11, up 1-8 ment Department trom politics,” was Denney of Delaware recom. |PFOREIGN EXCHANGE Orennp t lis way of putting it mended a nation wide law enfor RASIER “We aro not having much}inent week lke the Safety Week" | Sterling, demand, 4.623-1; cates trouble in Alabama,’ said Gov.| campaign being run in many cities as] 4.63, off 11 French fr., demand Kilby, “although I told the President bu ventative of accidents. OT86 1-2: cables, tose ite we needed more men and money for Through the schools, mass-meet |demand, .05091-2; cables, strict enforcement. The State Gov-Jings, conferences cf incn's and] .0001 demand, 7 * erament Is co-operating with the Ped-] women's clubs and other ringa | cables 0010. Murks, .o140,| eral authorities: might prove lelpful in tk Woe aa TG bldars: aiden Gov., Hyde of Missouri told the President there was more lux en- tin hie State side the larger cities than itr these citles—such au Kansas City, St. Louls and St Joseph “The fecling of 1 govern- they did in Delawa joy, MoCras of indiana + of $998, off 0 cab! 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This is the lowest price at which 1} diamond cluster rings to the total (a) To properly ©0t othe prone’ 8 meitton $228,000,000 NA NAVY ¥ BILL PASSES HOUSE Provides for Newo val Appropriation Bill, carrying a re- with forelgn powers relative to ln ing construction of war craft by the House. , which carries a total $325,000,000, provides for an enlisted ce of 86,000, the same fixed last year. under which the Pr Announcing THE INDUSTRIAL BANK Manufacturers Crust Gompany 1 ‘The merger of the Industrial Bank, located at Fourth Avenue and 27th Street, Manhattan, into the Manu- facturers Trust Company, becomes effective today, Tuesday, December 19, 1922. This consolidation will give the Institution resdurces of more than $70,000,000 and eight offices in Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens. 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THE MUTUA re uf stock then so 0 Is the per annum tate of our semi annual dividend, payable December 31st, our third distribution at this rate. Victory Notes payable December 15, ngs Stamps, Series y 1, 1923, may be 45% a “1918, due Jam deposited as cash. ‘|East River Savin Institu 9 tion 35) Bear tne ee Fai SAVINGS BANKS. SAVINGS BANKS. HAT a fortune is thrown away in small change! Every morning it jingles in one pockets, but in the evening it is gone. vorth made millions out of nickels and dimes ngs Bank SAVINGS BANKS OF NEW YORK, XD WESTCHE TER COUNTIES ¥ - > Se f SAVINGS BANK 11'S CHAMBERS ST.N\. QUARTERLY DIVIDEND ee | % |eecines as, du ak the Payable on and Rate Per afier Jan, 18th, Annum of | 1923, ~~ Deposits made on of before Jan, 12th will cia wtorest wrom Jom. 1st, NOTE: Deposits made or or before the 3d day of ANY MONTH N will draw interest from the Ist of the month, OIN OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB.” BANKING All