Daily Review of Nassau County 19210404

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THE DAILY REVIEW
Of Nassau County
Official Paper, Village of Freeport
FREEPORT, N. Y., MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1921
THE DAILY REVIEl
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VoL XXIV, No. 35
STATE DEPARTMENT INSISTS CERHANY MAKE REPARATIONS
Informs American Commissioner at Berlin That United States Stiil Stands With AHies in Re¬ gard to Payments—Commuui- cation An Informal Letter of In¬ sti uction
Wa.HhinKK'ii. .N^ii il 4,-Thi- Tiiin-'l SlatfM h;iH iiiforint'd Cii-i in;iii.\- lh.it lliL-^ uovcrnrnciit still slaniN ivith tin- Allies with rcjjiiiil to tiic iinytn.iil of riparii- tions.  till-  Sl;i!i'   1 iiinrtrmnt   ;iiinoiiiii i-U
I...111.V.
The .SlMlf I U'liarlmi 111 :innoiiiicf(l Hint .•V fonilniiiii< ali'iii Iuim I>i > n si nt lo I'^llis l.oiiiii? llifHol, .Xnifiii an I'ommis- Mioni I It l!i-illn. scttiiiB roilli llic vi< w« of Ihis Cor. riimriit. 'I'lii- Commnnlia- iioii is in 11 s!ioii;<o to iiil'iirinal stiitl- i nil Ills i\(-|iaMK''il Iwlwui 11 lirisi'l Mini Dr.   SlmonH,   tlirmnn   I'riiniir.
Tho .Si.ili- rifiiaitnii-nt itltl nut aU.-jiU tlm dignity of a '•noti-" to the communi- i!iliin, il lifiiDi I'Xiilaincil that llu' I oiiiniiiniralion w.n.s, .si-nf to nres.-l in order Iliiit 111' ml^'ht rmic.tiy iiiti-r|iii't till- altitiiili- of K\:<' rnitcd States in his informal coumi <<;iti.iiiH -Willi Ci'rniMny has indirtiti-d a di'Nlrc lo pay n-fMiia linns, .lllll also i'.\|iri's.si'S a liojif ihat wlii'ii 'iciinany ri'oin'ii.'s iwRotiatioas Willi till' .Sllli-H with rowinl lo 111" sum lu hr p.nd. II salisr.iitoiy arraiiK<'nil.'it ni.i:,-   ill-   iiiadi'.
r.lll,  il   is  slaliil   VI ry ilraily   that   I hr I'liitid    Stalls    must    .slaiid    \Nilli    th Mllirs   on   this   iiiusi ioii.
ARREST MAN ON SUSPICION
Ircrport   Ollhfr   Thinks   Mr   lias   lloaf-
house KtililM'r
GERMAN EMPRESiJ DYING i
M<-s|>airli  Fiiiin ll>i'liii  DrKcrihrs ('nncli- tioii   As   rreiiirUtiis
  a
l.i.ridoii. April l.--.\iiKii^la V'litorla. i-\l';m|irt'Hs of t!erm;iii>. in rapidly Hiii!<in(,'. ai-i-ordiiiK to a disjiatih fiom ISerlil! t.i the  iKiily  .\fw.4.
The   lonilition   of' thf   i-x-Fimpri'ss   is i di-scrllit'd   .ns   mine   preiai ions   th.nn   at Mi^);   timo   .ilnio   she   w;is   strii l-ren   with i thu   luait   di^-usf   I'rom   wliii h   she   Im.s ¦
BALDWIN MAN CONFESSES TO SIX ROBBERIES
LEGISUTIVE INVESTIGATION
I'rnbr »f New York CU.v  .\<liiiinistriitioii \'irl till liy   llerideil   L|miii
Vicporl. .Vpril 4.—Krcdrrirk of .Suiitti Hiiyviiw a\cnnc was arn-Ktcd l-'i iday ill connoition wiili ilii' rcrfiu hial hiiiisr inhlicriis on Woodrlilt Ciin.d. lif pli!i<!.-a not nuiHy 'o a ihaiw of liavinK ri'ii-ivoil slolin Koods. Th<' IMH'' was iidjoiiini'd until .\l)ril S ill S 11. 111. OlfKir t-"lshir ii.adi' tho I'oniplaiiil.
.\ I'l'W nJKlits UKO ofliicr l^'ishcr was ill Ihat scftion and ini't a man I'liiiy- iiif? a siiitca.se. lie iitti'sliiiiu'd him lull ipci ived answers in a wa.v ih.il ii.iitiv removod Hiispieion.
The man KOt away Iml lift his siiil- eiise whieh was found lo einilain pari of the contents of Wesley Piiu-'s lioal- holi.se on the Woodcleft I'linal. as -.veil as Ihc shaft of a motor Imi.ti. I.-ikm'; idditilicil as l)eloni,'iiiK :o William K.iy- nor. j
•onicer I'islier was iicttlid to llilnl; thai thc num. Jiad fooled him and h.ns-j liccii worUiiin nil thi: ca.'ic ever since. ' Tl.e r.sult w.as Schranli's arrest. Kish-; Cl Ill-Is sure that hi' has the m.iii whom i lie met on .Allailtii- avenue the iii^;ht ..f I ihe ii.l.l.c.i.s.
I I.een   siirft'iint,' hrank ; montliM.
at
l>iiolIl
HEIRS RffUSE LEGACY; FIDS ARE MPOUNDED
in;   Intrrnalianal  »»»   Mrrvlrr.)
.AiUiny, .N. V.. .Vpril 4.—There Will he a leg-islutive Inv eslij;;(Uion of the .New   York   rity   adminislralinn.
This   Was   vii tiiuily   deeided   upon   to¬ day   when   (iovcinor   .Vliller  declared   he had  come   to  think   "Ihat   nn   invesliRa- ~~" ; ti'ii   of   the   citv    nii;fht   .serve   a   vcri-
Willis   Kimball,   Aged   42,   With-   > ,.,,1.11. pu.pos. Mentality of Child of 10, Sold
AUTOMOBILIST WHO STRIKK WOMENHELDfORMANSLAUGHTER
SMASHUP ON MERRICK ROAD
.\lllotii)il>ile
Near
Diiver Hus N'Hrrow  KscaiM- (ieoriie   l.iift'>   House
-ll-.in
Valuable Jewelry on New York
- Street For Small Sums—Peters
Home One of PlacesJ/'sited    1
Mineola.    .V)irll    4.—Ferdinand    Mlll-r '
(111  Saturday  arrested   Willis  Kimliall  of
lialdwin    who   confessed    to   six    houso,
i'oJ.lieries all  since  the  lirst  of the year.
ilc  -Jays  that   he  look   his  loni  and  >«i>ld__
il  on the sticf'ts of .N'ew  Vork.    The re-j
maiki^'ile   pan   of   his   sales   is   Ihat   he
  , ilisiinsfNl      nl      diamond      studded      k'nld '
Surrogate   Howell   Decides   Un-! I'ioocm m  a  i.iatinntfi chain inr imv
ENGLANDTAKB OVER CONTROL OFCOALMNES
Baldwin.    .Vpiil of  1 I tj Craiid  avenue,   nar de.illi' wlien  his autninnliil the     rear     nf   nne   nf   llcarn'.s
y    .Vulrolius.
iWly escaped
•lashed into
leliveiy
if (i
oiKc l.oft's holme hortly after niKin
claimed Portion of "Aunt Hannah" Chiholm's Estate Shall Remain With County Treasurer Until Claimants Appear—$250 Allotment Dwindles to $80
Kft,
•Ills
n
RENE VIVIANI AND SENATOR KNOX IN LONG CONFERENCE
Was';ini.-|i.n. .Vpril 1. -The casina nf l'"raMic \s. (lormaii.v was presented to- ill- liy Uene V'niaiii. fnrmer l'"reneh I'leinicr. In ,'<eii(itiir Philander Chase i\'nx. nC rciiiisylvxnia. author ot the • "nniire.ssiniial i^gi^^Jli lo end the tcclmii.al .siati-^^^^^BBj^-lw eon ilie I'liltpd Slates and ^^WmAi.v , uliii li Kc- pllMiean leaders are pi e|iaritii; Io .jam tlir(Hi>;li   lhe   new   I'onnnss.
.\ Plolraclid enlircrelH e look plae" liciwei'ii \'i\lani .iiid Siiuilor Kiiu.^i at 111*' I'ltti I's rrsiileine hero whldi it is nnder.stood was .'ainilar In that held l.'ist. Voek' hy the French Knvoy with .Soimtor l.odiie. of .Ma.ssnehusetts. chair- man of tlie Sciialc I'orci^'ii Kclatioii.s ( 'ninmilli'i'.
liiimo.stic condiliniis in France, ,is vvell as the iiiternatinn.il problems bo- setiiiiK'. her, e.^pKcialiy lliiL-ic involvii!;; hrr cffoitts io compel Ccrniany to make adeiiu.'lti' reparation for Ihc havoi,: she liifticted npon the I'reiich people, were dew<3r«4ied Xiy V'i\iaiii in ICnox. il \vas said.
WOMEN TO WORK
Wives   of   Members   of   Hemptead Couutry Club Make Plans
lteinp.itead, .Vpril 4.—Wivea of the iiieiiiherM of the Hemiisleiid Country Cliili will hold a nieclim,' Friday niuht for the purpns" of furmiilatinK plana fnr till." Ull ive assisiancc on tho liart of the Women in luiincliiiii; the iictiv- iles of the cluIi and makiiiu il a .success.
This ni('Ptin« was called followini; one held last J-'rlday e\f*nin;;. when I'lesident .lesse ItlchariLs of Ihc cluh I'Xidained to the ladies whal it was hoped  they  wonld do.
.Vt tlial nieeliiiK .Vlrs. C. I-:.' 1.. Clark was appointed Bi'iieral chainnan of thc- ladies' coiiimilloi'. Chiiirmen of other wnmon'.i eoinmittpea will be announced at the noxt meeting. .VmoniJr the com- mllteeH to ho appointed will lie vnt<'i'« tiilninenf. fiirnlsliinga and memlRn-ship. It is piiiliaMe thai tiic chairman of the din'eicni committees will .select their own   nsslstnnls.
Mrs. ("lark said that it is the aim to Imvo rvi'ryone conneeted with the cluh fei'l thut she Is a part of it nnd lo Ret a KiKiff workiPK orKiinlwition to assist the men. Mrs. Clark reipiesied that wIvi'S of all memlM'rs he on haml lit tho inf-elinK  next   Friday  niKht.
nOWMNT.  TO WKO
"WHITE COLUR" MEN'S UNION
Will      Demiiilil      laiu.'il     IUkIiIs     Wilh -Mechaniis   al    ('(mMiilion
W.ishiiiKlon. .Vpi il 4. -The '•White Collar' man will demand eipialily with Ihe man in over.ills when icjjre.si iiia- lives of .T.DOO prnfensionul workers larrviiii; lUilon cards meel here .Vpril 11'. in lhe convention of the liiicrii.i- rional l-'ederalion of 'P. elmii al Kn. Rineers.   draftsmen   ,iiid   aicliitects.   af-
th.^
Anil fi
l-'eilcrallon j
nii.ited   Willi of   Ijtilior.
"Jn tlie matter of wage inciea.sc ihe hrain worker has Ir.iiled far liehiiid the man ill overalls." .said C. I.. Unscmuiid, I'l.'sidenl nf tlie I'liion. "The whito collar mail has lo wake iil> In the fact that only throiiKh organized effort and Trade I nion tiicties can he lio|)e to se¬ cure the ciiual m.itciial advantages and WnrkiiiK cnnditioiis wiih tin mechuiic lllll   lhe eariienlcr."
Tlie iiuesllnii of waRes ,iihI1 he onu of the imriort.iiil snhjcets discussed al *Ue cnnvciiiimi.   P.osemnnd   aiinoiiiiccd.
Cei-emony Will Take IMaoc in nethlehom I'a.. Wliere Brkli' Lives
nockville Contre. April 4. —lleiheri .T, PowTilnB. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar T. l>owni.nK of 47 Morris aveiiiie and MIhs Mnry U. Kinney. daiiRhter of .Vir. iinrt .Mrs. .1. F. Kinney. I<ethU'lifni. I'.i. will he married tomorrow morninn in Holy Infancy Church. Bethlehem. I'a. Thc ceremony will he performod by th.> Tlov.   Father   .\lo<^arvoy.
Mr. Downing was a momb<>r f>f the 305th Infantry. 77th Division, anrt serv od one year In France. Hp is a HK'mher of lh« local Amerii;»n Legion "nrt is w«ll known In Rpekvl(ll« Centre.
Man.v of th« young man« frifutl.^ from RockvUl*^ Centre will attend to sl>c hitn ofT on hla new adventure.
MORE JOBS THAN APPLICANTS HERE
Representative  of  Labor Bureau
Says He Has to Send to New
York For Help
.Vlincla.   April   4.—Samuel   S.   Hoard, in     cliarge    of     the     I'liited     Kmiiloy- uuMt   .Service,   .Va.s.sau-Suffolk  Counlies. s;'..\s   lliat   there   are  so   few   iKople  oui of v.nil;  in  lliis seclinii  ihat   he had cnn-; .stantly    m    seek    laliiir    in    .New    Vork: City  to meet  the demaiuls inade (Hi  the! ompioyment  servloe  he  manages. \
"There air not  many out of work in Nasaau  County  now",  s;iys  .Mr.   Board i and  he went  on  lo suy that  there  was i less availaliie  help at  this  lime  than   is | usiiall.v  tlu'  ca.se hcroahonts.
The free emplo.vTnent luireaii under ! .Mr. P.ofird'fi charge placed Wl people^ in johs duriiit,' the month of .March and thii.teen of Ihem were plnced on Fri day last whicli may or may not he taken to mean Ihat the tiilrleen hoodoi and the Friday ".iiiix" waa reversed fnr   the   dav   an.vway.
In  all   prolinbllity more   than   Wl   persons  soourinif  work ; throuKli   this   cmplnymenl   service   he (jaiise  not  all  of   those   who  flnd   work report  buck to tho  omployment  folk  to say   that   thoy  hnvo   aecured   tho   plare , to which thoy woro sent.
With ll»2 persons placed in one ! month, oiij. of lhe directors remarked ' tmlay that Mr. Board was doinR a very real piece of social sorvioo work and a ' woiU that had an unusual valuo to the : oommunity at Inrjco in that it found a place for the man .seokinR work and '.vn moiffue found  the  man  for  tho  employer Aeok- —
'passports UNNECESSARY
Mineola, .\pril 4.—lii cause the hi irs refused m ai ccpl lhe legacy left llieiii SinioKale Howell ordered that tlu moneys unclaimed in tho est.ate jif llan j nah Chisholm be deposited wilh Coimty I Treasuier William I-;. l-ii.\stcr fnr safe ' keepin.n unlil sm li time al tlie liLrhlfui j person.^   claim   il.
!     This aelion was taken .it  Ihe instaiii' nf   .Vtlnriie.-    |-'.ilwaril    i..    .'''insl.   nf   Ut- I lirm   of Cl-irk   .V   I'mst,   nl   ihis   villaKe.
•¦.Vunt lianiiah" Chisliolni was a I rin.-^nl old colored wom;m wlm kepi i : picnic Ki-iunid at l.:i4<vvill'' smiie .vears a«o lu which these l.n\s and mills j-a.vs .Vir. I'"rnst. whn ai. iinw men and wnmen all Weill fnr their nulinK«. ThrniiKli tier inihislrv' and lliiifl ".Viint If.imiah" inadi- a coiiiforlalile livini,- liul tier real e;oo(l fortune w.is lu .nme with the Wealthy whitf' fnllc wlm waiit- • ed   lalKc   acreage   nii    l.nnK    Island.
".Vunt Hannahs" picnic ground ani little properly was back of tile lauds lliat VN'illiaiii K. V'underhilt. Jr., pur chased and tlie old lolmed Woinan Ijad a ri(?bl-of-way across the broiid line lands of her iiiiilti-millioiiairo neit^lilior. There was no desire lo offend Uie elder I.l.- wnmaii lllll . .Jiiol. presence w.'is nut desiie«l and a fancy price was paid Inr her   holdini^s.     Sli»   moved.
What sh,' Rol for her lands and what she had made during her yoars of In- diisiry nuule up a comfortalile fortune and she lived ijuietly al l-'loral Park. .\l licr death sin- left an estate valued al snmeihin;; in the nelKlilmrlinnil nf .l:;:ii.ii<il'.
".Vunt Hanii;ih ' liad many lelaiivc; and she divided her fortune among them, Iiui I'll alls.- ihcie were so many there was nm a Ki'i'al anidiinr Rnirt.u- In any one.
.lames Walters, .i nephew, a lawyer of l.lttle .\<ck. who claims to be a fuil hinodeil Indian, although mentioned in the will, contested the- inolMlte of ".Vunt Hannah's" will for him.sclf. a brother nnij sislcrs. SiirroKate HowcU sus- iaineil the will and Wallers and llu other oontestiintH had to 1h' eonteni with the .share ".Vunt Hannah ' s.t aside for tliem. which was it'.M. each. Walter's share was icdiiced tn $Sli liy the eosts nt lhe aelion lie Ijionght to 1 nntest.
ll is the mniie.vs nf Ihe eonlestaiils Iblil were giviii into the Coanty X'oas- urer's hands this ^ iiioriiin.K because liiese   heirs   have   refus.d   to accept   it.
price   hi-   could
imid svatch. *4.."ii.
Kimball says he is 42 years of .ikc Imt   hi- is ihe size <if  llie aveniKO   lifteen
.\ear old boy and his meiit-ulity aboui that of a < hlid of ton-yi-ars. In his possession were ton keys wliicli he says ho had tak'ii from various doors in v.ir- ions homes and Ihat he would lllc lliein lo lit the next place where he vvas Koinu  in.
I Il.s most imiiniljiit rnblieiy from lhe slanifiioint of tin.- value of tin- iiiintcs he tnok was Ihat of Ualpli I'eler.s, .Ir.. fl") Third striei. Carden City which loh- lier.v W.IS kept very quiet for some re.i- soii or nllier. I'.irl of this is due in ihe fail that :Mr. I'etiis i.s connected wiili lhe l.nn^' Island H.-illrnad ami two ot his dele. ii\ .s. CeorRc Van Wanner and Williani lirisciill liave ln-n wfii!<inj,' -jii tho   case.
.Vt the Peters Imme he rniiress.-.s ho tool; $L'liilii worth of .ieWelry and trink¬ ets. .Vmoln; other tliiiij,'s he Innk a Riild mash 1 aK set wiih nappliin-s. .i u'lilil dial p.-iidanl, a plaliiuim chain. si'SCiaJ  ij'ild  rinns,  cue  set  wilh   pearls
waRniis just east on  the  .Merrick  mail tn,la.\.
.Vutrnlius aii'inpiod to av.iid a rur and losi cniitrnl nf his autnmiibiic. The impact broke the radius rod and the ma<'hiiie crumpled and itinied eoin- plctil\ 1.VI1-. He was draKped from -.¦  iunder   the   wreck    in   a.   .semi-i on.scimis
Premier Lloyd George Makes An-i;;"'*^"!:'" '"" ¦"""" "¦""""¦' '^'¦¦^ -"--¦
.      nil I»      1- .    "•¦  sufferid   tlniu   laceratinns  almut   ihe
nouncement   When   Parliament ,„.,. .md ha.uis.    i-airniman  iiaim m Convenes in Emergency Session'III''   I'recpnn    pnii..-    i,,ok him m ,i —Contention Now Is Between Miners  and  Government  With
Is Released in $5,000 Bail After Being Locked Up in County Jail —Brooklyn Party Was Walking On Hempstead Roadway When Suddenly Hit From Behind With* out Warning
-Henipsli  nl.     .Vprd Was   killed   and   anothe day  evenin:;:.  when  the
( lllc wninaii injured Satur* were bit   from
iM'himl while a car nwimd I'nsl. lined :li; repair   biisiii. ;
.'iml w atch P' ar;.-i
liaiimnds
ll   K.ilil
rnl.l hnri
rliain^ diotj   i
;;iiiil
Willi
VIoHl nf liiese IhiiiKs Wen- snld Uw sm.ill sums un Uie sireils nf .N'l-w Vork in   piincip.illy around  Park   Row.
I li>   also   confesses   to   liavini;   rotiie-d : ; .Mrs.   Dull he   of   I-'reeport.   Peler   Tiuct- ' hoiisi',  .VIerrick   rnad.   Paldwin and  .Vlrs. Payne,   Paldwin.     .Vlso   Werner   I'.rnth- er.s,  liaiihviii, from whoso store he took 11  lot   of  tools,  some  of  v.'liich   were  re-; covered.    1 le also entered the \',inT,isse| i home at P.alilwin and a  iiumlMi  of otlur places   which   he   sa\s   he   does   nni    re¬ member  now. \     •
He   lives   ill  ,1   Karate   in   lialdwin   Mink
h.is eked niii  .-i living hy duln.c: odd .jobs
bill   iiinsi  of his moans of living comes
; frnm thefts. He .says he has licen dnin;,'
1 this   for   thirteen   .\'ears   and   the   pnlice
tliinl;   heeause   ho   has  had   this  lack  of
¦mciitnllty and rather simple wa.v it  has
heen   .'in   assei   in   him   in   k'ciiini;   into
houses and ;,'ettiiiK out.
Two Inrgo suit cases found wlit-n lii'| was arrested cnntained sinlen rloihiu^,'! and other thines.
Owners Interested Third Party
(iiy   liilrrnnlliihul   \>>v>  Siriicr.) London,     .Vpril     4.—Premier     i.loyft~ riooi%'e. in opening today's parlimentaiy i-merirency     session,     called     li.\      Kim; C.enrKe   ,is   a,   result    of   Ihc   iriiat    coal sliike.   Miiiiounced   the  Kovernm.iit   had t.iken  over  the conU'ol  and  diroction  oi ¦ ,'ili  coal  in   the  Fniiod   KiiiKdom.
This   eonverls   the   momentous   liallle betwien   miners  and   mine   owners   ini.. (llie lietween  I he miiioi s .itiil the irnvern- nient. with the owners a  \il;illy iiUcrcs; I ed   third  party.
The   Premier   pietixed    his   st.ilement by    readinK    KillR    CeniKcs    eiiiei>;.|icy mes.s.'iRc lalliiiK  Parliament  into sessinu ; .•I  \reek prim- to tin- orljjlnally appoiiitod ri.ile.
He aiinoiinced tli;il the Pailiamontary debate on the strike i|ilcslinii will In kIh tomorrow.
J^iws llf disnrders ai idle cnal mines is bocominK more freiiiicnt h<nii ly. Clashes have oocurrod at tbe .lackvllle mines in .VotliiiKhamshh e. .VI "I'linmla. sirikiiii;- miners forced iln- m.iii.iKi i.-; and  ofticiais  to leave tho  mines.
A Konei-al strike h.\ Hie entire ' 'l'iip|il,. .Vlliiince,"—miners. railwaymen .-md transiiort workers -is to he i .¦.¦knii-il with, the eiibinel cniicliided at a .on- ference held just liefon- lhe openitm nf  the  Parliament.
If the rail men .md transport work ers ac tnally Join tlu' mimrs it will I., the lirst "Triple .Mlialice" strike in the history of the Kingdom, lu every pr. villus orisi.s auch a Kciieral walkoiil was avertcit in  tho elevontli  hour.
Strong polite detaelimenis were seiii to Fife, wher*: fcrious Iroiilile w i.-, thro.iteiied.
Lord niodi.sOM spent the Sunday stoi< ing his colliery ut l.ydney. fitlior coal magnates, titled 4Uld otherwise, did Ih,' samo. ^
•¦^ »
I'.very   hour   luiiigs   fresii   proof   of  :i
solidiaiity in  the «-unks of IJritisli labor such   as   had   not  Dwun   recorded   lu   any
lir.-vi..iis  imluslrial »si'isis.
dncti.r.
When   aske 'i he   produced
•m
r   his  I haiiffciir's  i bearing   the   nam.
Jnhl
.f   P
.\.   SclinappaiilT. slicl.    Kidgi'Wiind.   t^uiens.
Iiml Huinplirt.ys, nf L'm street was driving Ibe Ileal truck. Tile nar miidgiiuni wheel   was flamaged.
llarniaii
.Meliehui I   ilcliver.N
and   UicI,
PATROLMAN ASSAULTED"
.VI.»slery   SiirroiiiHls   (iiuse   <if On   Kosloii   llllioer
Itnsi.'n
r.a.k l!a lii,\slei> as i h..nie nf I'll I'ati'nlman   C
Ainil Inda
-P-nslntls y   harbored     a isiilt   nf  a   hall Klisha     Fl.igii. iKc    I..    W .      K
Attaiks
XclllSiVe
li;itlbug
IpclWl.ell
III     ani
Nil liolas   Forlaiii.  a   miisiclun.
The p.itrnliii.in is in u seiimis cniidi '.inn Wllh 1 fiailiiied skull al Ih.- City lbis)iil,'il.    \»hile     l-'nilani    is    under    nr-
nsl   chill I.l   kill.
The 1 hii f f.-alii 1 nrdiiig In lhe I pen rame nf .-i w.ii 'h an alleicatinii lied.
wilh   .issH4ilt   wilh   inleni
!¦ nf the myslei.v. ac- I'ice, is the (U»ap- lan who wa.s engVi'ged wilh    l-'ni l.ini.    wiien
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I   III   a   sir i    |-..rlani wn   .1   pist.il
liieuiail     111
will lie
HOUSES ROBBED IN OWNERS ABSENCE
H. S. Houston and F. Post Find
They Have Been Victims of
"Pillaging Tribe"
.Vlinenla. .Vpril 4 Two house mh. Iieries, committed in the ab.scme of Ihn iiwni-i'S.   liave  cfinie   In   light.
One   was   the   hnme  of  .Vir.  and Mrs.
walking   ill   lhe   i-nad,   b.v
and  driven   li\   ItnlK-rt   VV.
whn is In tlic automobilo
s  in   .New   Voik.
Anna   Ibirman  of .III   Trnntman
Slreel,   P.iiKiklyii.   died   be fme   she   cmild
be  taken   In the   .N.issati   Hnspiial.    Tho
other,   .VIis.   .Vniia   jtufl' of   I'.'l   .lerferson
street.    Prunklvn.    vas   treated   at    tho
Imsiiit.il.   and   went   In   her   Imme  latei-.
Pnsl waslield b.v .Instlie nf llie Pea..) Wiiltei- i;. .l.iiies in *."i imii hail mv a charg" of manslaiighler In itie s.i oiul degree. I'lxaniiiuiti.n was s<-i for Tlimsd.i.v ainrning. lb- w,is ennimitted to the cmmly .lail at .Vliiieola. Pniil was ftiniisheil l.y .-I sureiv company Sun.' li.iv    nighl   and   Pnsi    v,-,-is   rcleajieil.
The ivMi w.ii.ien Wer.- accnmila iil.'d hy Iheii hiisi.ands. .Ii sei.ji_ilarmaii .iiid Arthur Piie al the lam- nf lhe a, cideiil. Piiir is a brmlii'i-inlaw nf the dcid wniiiaii. They liai! spent ilie Saliirda.v li;ill' lin!iila\- iiisn.i ilii- pri,|,e||y whi.-h .Vlrs. Ihinmins i:,!!,,., pnr.hased at lli'iiipsii.id c.iid.-ns ,iiid i,\t.y,. coming In llenipsliml m li.-id the train fnr MrnnklMi. Tii.v aniv.-.l al Un- .iiinc. linn of Fulton .iveniic and l'"roiii stie.-i ll alionj :::lii n. m.. iheie heing nn sid, • ¦.\alk aInnu l'"iillnii avenue fnr several liiiniire.l   r. .¦!.   lhe.    w.iil;..,|   in   lhe   rnad
until    Ih.   \     ICIilleil    .•!    pnint     lust    easi    lit
Si. Paul s mail. Tin re they ilarled In 'inn miln lhe sidewnll- which beginfi Ibcie nn lhe light baiul side nf tlm street, when the aiiiomoliile. a .l.icksmi iiiadsler. crashed into llu- pal I.v. .VI, s. Ilaiiiiad, \-,im w,is u.ilkliit; on Ihe sid.i iiean si lhe l.-iii. i of llie in:*]. r,.,eived Ihe Uill Inrre nf the lilnw and wa* 'Ir;i,i^l4e.i le-.ill.N I.,11 iVel, ,s'he died soon ll;- I riJ.nl.iig 1.11 ih. h.ispllal, .VI1.-4, Puff.- who..WAS ne:<; in .\|is, Hariuaii i'\iilinc|y was slin. 1, .1 Klaii.im; l.lnvM  I     escaped • with     a     nw     .nts    ami
lilllise   ,-11111   .-l   gen,.I.ll   sll.ikilig   np.
Milage  Oniier  Neiiihy.
X'.llaij.'   Cnunsi I    F.'li.N    Ueifsciumidcr, ¦Ir.,    an.I    il;iii;:liler    Were    nn    their    way
li""i"    -md    well     ill      h;i||    il    |,|,„.|-
aw;i.\ \-, lien the acid, ul happi m d, .Vir. p. if.sehniiiler imineiiAr>''K- lelepimiieil pnlie.'    iiiicjiiiiaiieis     and,     .Vlninr-cyclii
IMfUer   .Inhn    |--i-,-le.\-    Clllle    In    111.'    placi'.
¦ Vflii   Keltini;   lhe   i;i.iui'eil   viiim-ii   slait-
e.l     Ini      the    hospit.ll,     he    |int     PliSt     lllldl'l
arrest ami look liiin In ll,,' |.nl',e he.1,1. •in.irleis. II wan i. ;irmd |,,v ihls rinn, llial the ila .iM.r' .Imlgi' .Inn 1 nrmier had I   was   tak.
1 Pnlii
Si
iraign
III
PLEADS FOR TIME    jq URGE COUNTY TO PAY ALIMONY   DETECTIVE BUREAU
llerhert S. Hoiist Ih.' other was Hi irk Pnsl. of Fas Millie  taken   from
>n.
f Piandome. ami residence of l'"rftler. Wiliiston. What o^ it lier  place   was  110
 4..
MAN FOUND  DROWNED
Hronkl.Mi. .Vpril 4. The bndy nf an ! imideiilitied man. Iiadl.v dcooniposed thore were many from being in tlio waler several weeks, was found tloutlng al I'ier 110. foot of Sedgwick street, llrnoklyn, early today by Patrolman llHiry Hermance of the 3jlarine   Division.
The man was apparently about 35 years old. live feel, eight inches lall. weighing about hid pounds, and wear¬ ing a- brown overcoat and ii blaok suit. ,lii the pockets of his clothing were found six keys and a brass ohcck of the Mc.-Vlpin Hotel liearlng tli.i number :jo:17.    The bod.y was sent to the  Brook-
MOTHER OF SEVEN HELD
FOR MURDER IN COLORADO
Now
RiilhiK   itaseil   I'lion   Oerision .Vtlornev (ieiierul
of
\
.Sasuaohe, Colo.,  April   l.-^lr«.  .T«ihn , Huhor. 38. mother of seven children,  is
WaahlnKton, Aiiril 4.—The I'nitod in county ,iail tiwlay ohargod with inur- Staies no louKor renulri'Si pas."<liort8 for der following hor confession, police say, American oitlxens linivlilR or entering to shooting and killing Frank Schniid, the oonntry, or far aliens loavinK the; g.^,, and R. H. Vlolaford. 30. who, she country. the State Department an- \ declares, "hroko up her homo." iioun'i-«tl  tixlny. Mrs.   Hanor   asked   Sohmid   late   .Sim-
Tho new ruling Is lia,S(4l upon an day ufterinxm to drive her to the rani'h oiiinion by the attornoy-general that i of Relaford. VVhen the two men ojoiio the passport oontrol law was i-oiiealotl | out of llolaford's house the woinan by the resolution paused hy Congro<*s j oiiened flre with a pistol, flve shots tenninatlng   oertain   war   legislatloii.      taklnir   effeoi   in   Relaford's   iKwIy   and
The    State    Department, jiointB  out. | three  in  Schmld's. however,   that   Arrverlean ' cjtUens   who      Mra.  Harer is the .wife of a rancher are  (oItik   Io   foreign  countries  should; wh,o   Is   at   liberty/on   hpnda.   charsed determine whether a' vised paaaport  in \ wlih \ larceny.    Sohmid  was  Implicated reriulii?d In older to enteij that country.'In the same theft.
Stiilman's Counsel Says It Would
Embarrass Banker to Provide
$90,000 At One Time
White I'laiiis, .\. V.. April 4.—Counsel for .lames .V. Stillman. multinrfllionaiie president   of   llie   .National   Cit.v"'P.ank. who  is suing  his  wife,  .Vlrs.   "Flfl"   Pot- | ter   Stillman,   for   rhvorce,   naming    Hi] Indian   guide   as   oo-rospondeh't,   today pleaded bf'foro .lustice  .Vtorschausor for 1 an extension of time for the Iwnker to start  paying   the  alimony  of  $90,000   1 , yoar, sot a few days ago by llio .lustice.
Tho Iwnkors counsel al.so askod that the amounts for alimony and counsol foes bo paid to Mrs. Stillman in install- \ ments, oxplaininp thnt tho Imnkcr. al-i though wealthy, would ftnd it exceed-' ingl.'. illiticnit to raise such a sum of money on short  not iee.
.Vt tho (>omlusion of^io hoHrliiK .lus- I tice Morsrliausor suRgeAte<l to counsel 1 for iKith sidoH that thoy sit down witli ' lilm at a piivalo conference \n his chambers and try to agree" on tho form ¦ to bo entered us to alimony and oQiiii.<e| ' fees.
The   .lufitice   steadfastly   refused   to unseal tho, papers in the famous artion.
'Known  but   in lioth  instances Were   r.in.sackod    from    top l';yory   room   in  both   houses have  roelved  the  most   thur
the homes o liottom. is  Aaid  to
ugh   .'ittell-
Finger Print Expert Will TeU Grand
Jury How Badly It Is Needed
On Friday
Mineola,    Apri
finger     exi.erl     1
Weeks,   will   go
on   Friday   advm
tlve 'bureau.
Hansen   will   d
of    District    All
though   his   diilii
of    prosj'ciiting
4.-1
or     D
H'fore
ating
n    this
ll my
S   tire
iflicer
'haries    Hansen
strict     .Vtloriiey
the  (irand  .lury
a   .nunty   doti e-
al   the   iiistiilie'^
Weeks    wlio    al-
those   prliuaiii'
of    tbe    counl.v.
has   hud   to   assiiine   the, duties   of   tb (uimty's ohief peace officer or at  leasr the   mnn   whfi   chases   tho   criminal   ai well   as   proseciitipg   him   win n   he   is <'aught.
it is iilwa.\:-< necessary for the Dis-' tiii't .Vttorney tn have detectives ut his <all. and the records are cited to sho.y this is HO. and there Is only ono man available for this work. He is County DotiHtive Miller. Tho result is that private d'otectivo agoneios aro used. t'.Yo constaliles are employed and Mr. Hansen  <1im-h   it   also.
It is uiKk'isfoiKl that -Vir. Munson will
whioh   ooiuain    the   Rennational    letter 1 toll   the  (Irand  .lury  what ,in  ronulied.
lion of tho burglars and in both of tlnnt the appearances .ifler I lie visit of tin' iiilindcrs. wonlit show tliat bonds or cash or botli was .souglil rather than llie idea of a gi-neral lotting of the places.
Mr. Houston, vice president of Mie Douhleday, Pa^- Company, of Cianlin city, learned tmit his jilai e h.id Imn rolibed only when he and Mrs. Houstnn ii'turnod to their liome after several days absence.
.Vir. Post, famous us a polo plavr, has been in Aikon. S. C. all winter and antlcipatinB bl.« oarly return to his Fast Wiliiston residence dirootod that It be clennod and renovutod. When tho m.iiil sent to do the work entered the place she S4IW that It liai.l' boon looted nnd immodialoly   rejiorted   It   to   those   who
ba\ harge of It. .Inst  what  has b.-on
taken oaiinoi bo told until • Mr. Post gets back and ('h'>oks up th« things that wore left  In tho houso.
.\lr. Post h;is hoon tho victim of rnmh hard luck. .After many cHcapos us a daring rldor he was attacked by tln- droud dl'iease Anthrax. He leooverrtd from thul and imt so long ago his horse foil on him and injured him again. -Nn-.v he  is tho'victim of roMiers.
ppear.d I partment. .Vrlhui- wnm.in an Wnlliail w, He .I.elar. the appina
kllO.V     nf    i
Were hit de,ii| wnai Pnsl liv. .New Vnrk IHss is a I niairiid ;i leged tn I-. a.l ident.
ll   111 h   nl   Ih.
11   w.'iiiaii   ll
lis.   In    his
\-eslii,-al.d
I.l I'lire   Ilim
nml    Ollice
Cl nns. 1      J
l':,iir    n|-    Ihl
hiisli.'in.l   ol
1 li.'i   in law
lli'iiip.mci.
;.    Ii.aid   nn
ad
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died  and
i.-iiil'.-   an
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Chid   nf
¦cely    lur
scliri. i.lei-
Hllice    de.
•   Injured
lhe  ih-ad
cs ten lav.
iiilllit;   of
The filsl ih.'V s pr. seiice #:iH when llicy ''''?il!.'l'< '"¦'¦ biiMharid. tin 11 leav.'s two .hildnn. ¦I at ITiii .Vlanhaitan .iMniie, City and his pla.e of hnsj. Ml W.sl 411II1 sireef. Jl,. ,^ 'I   h;is   one   clnlil.      Me   is   nl.
ve   1,,.,-,,    ,1, nil,inn    I...line    (|le
Vccoiding In the police and mli.'i' wiliiesses. he iiid iml appear to apiueeiale the .seriousness nf lhe silu- atinn     while     at      |i.,li,-..     In-adiiimi ler„.
Tlicre     he    c;iile.ij     hix     wile     1,1,     III,.     I,.],,.
I'lmiie and staled Unit he bad Is-en nf Cllllinie's whnse h.il.'l is silualed at Hie corner nf I'liltmi avenue unil Front StroetH. He tnld Ille police Ihut he h.-„| a woman wilh him. who gm m his 1 ai¬ in -lamulc'i Iml neither ili,. j,„||,,. „„t ...ihers -.vim aiiiM'd nii lhe scene im. I'liedluti Iy after the a. cident saw any woman wiih liim. .Motore.vcio oiTlcer King, who saw him earlier in the ufler. •10011 nil l-'iiiuiii iiveiiijo , sl.ited Ihut I here  VI,IS  no  womnn  with   him  ul   that
Mrs. Stitlmiin wrote to her huslwind and letters .illegod to havo been wriltin to .Mrs. Stillman by Fred Boauvals, the Indian guide named by Mr. .S'tillman.
.lustice Morsohauser informed thr» counsel for Ihe pluintirf that they have the power to break the aeal and get at the exhibits hut he warned them thnt they would do so on their owh renponslbility.
BENZCMfNT
in  his opinion, and he  thlnka that   up¬ wards   of  t« II   or   more  men   should   !«• ; nuiiiilairod   all   the   time   to   ferret   out ; Climes and to hunt  down criminals.
The (Ir-ind .lury wi'.I lie discharged ! on Friday and on what Mr. Hans, n ; says and how he says It will depend ¦ largely whether or not the Orand Jnrv ; turns In a presentm<-nt for a connty tlrlvi-live   lilirii«ii.
The jRrem' numlier of crimes, partic i ularly hoii-.e rohberien, will lie cited as 'the need for a deteotive foroe with ih<^,
rb«   dependkbl*   hou««kold   ramMljr.   for  mmtm
chro«t   and   loiidllii*.      Moa.   ca^vMil«nl.   for ,
It   rwiulr«a   nn   t'rciins.     .\   •tttndby   tkat ; ar;runient   Ihat  If  ihey  cannot  he   pi
•kould   b«   1.1   evFry   h«nM.     Oct   •   bottU
rour  ilrus ator*.—Adv.
vented the thieves may be caught.
.AMA-IKIR   ACTOR   KIIOT
Baltimore, April%4.—.lohn Dehald. I') amateur actor, is reported dying in Si .loseph's HoHpltal hen- to<luy us a i' suit of wounds re<'elved during a v hearsal nf a play last night.
Teter Haduoh. P». follow thospiiiu and Denaid were tieing w-hmiird in th.-ii V"fiH In the show, in whii-h an "emptv revolver Is one of the props. ' Mi duch was toying with the weapon when it was 'accliileni.«lly disoharfed. a im; i^'t   penetrattnir   Dehald'u   rlsrbt   lunir
.\Ki.-iil   ovei
til no '11  if  1
mr   tn   lhe
id   she   was
III   iiolhilll.'
iiliim   Iinr
the   lelephmie   yi-slerda.'t'
•osl   bad  Ihiii at   tho hotel
accident,   a   woman   wh'»
Mis.   Cihnnjo,   stated   she
0 sa.v,  and  would- neither
leiiy   tbe   report.
"JERE" WOOD TO SPEAK
>VilI Be PohOTed Guest At Hicksville Civic League Dinner
w
.Vlim-nla. April 4 —Ijeut ( bivernor li-romiaii Wood •will b*- Ibe principal speriker .('the MlrkKVlIIe fTlvlo I.eague lllll mr (It Firepien's lli^ll; Haliirda.v mg»5!,   .Anril   23.
This is thf, pfnilivined date of th« dinner anc? rhetlme net Is for lh»« <.on« V'tiionce of the |.,leot-Oov«|rnor whos* .lutloH would not permit hin aMendanc* at Mil earlier datei ""A
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