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ORDER t i -- - ARREST OF MAN IN CHURCH MURDER it' W'atfe;y--SHOWER- 8. Weather 3HOWER6. ftHXL ill EDITION EDITION VOL. LXIII. NO. 22,157 TROOPS RUSHED BY RUSSIA TO AID KEMAL REPORTED MARCHING AGAINST BRITISH ON STRAITS FRANCE AND ITALY REFUSE All Jolsjieviki Cross Dneister River Into Roumania, and Fight With Guards. JATTLE IN PROGRESS. British, Intrenched at Clianak Menaced by Kemalists Few Miles Away. LONDON, Sept. 10. A report comes from Constantinople that aev. cral large bands of armed Bolshevlkl crossed the Dniester Blvcr under cover of darkness Saturday night and Intrenched themselves In positions on tha right 'bank, In territory ceded,,o Roumania by tho Treaty of Versailles. When tho Invasion was discovered Sunday- - morning Roumanian border guards hurried to tho river and at- tempted to dlilodgo the intruders. Tho Eolehovikl, aided by reinforcements, fought fiercely, The. battle , la eqil on. The Dniester River marks the bor- der lino betweeu Russia and Rbu. mania. CONSTANTINOPLE,- - Sept. 13 United\ Press). Mueitapha' Kemal'e march .toward the Dardanelles and Constantinople la reported to have tatted. The Turkish commander, according o these reports. Is movihir troocs Iron Smyrna toward the\ Bosporus ,whlch He3 between Constantinople and the mainland of Atla) and. the ardenellcs, whore British are In- - reached. r There Is no official verification of fthso rumors. KAmflllat n.vnlrv tsn.pAl1&l t. fh- - vicinity of Chanak, which commands ,ijie. entranco to tho neutral zone ot t,tbe Dardanelles, aa the Royal Sussex Regiment landed tp reinforce the jprltlsh, w)io are already In the wencliee.- - mpt as yet to cross Into tho neutral Xtone. Col. Bhuttlcworth, In command Of tho district, expressed confidence) In his ability to repulse any forces Mus- - pha. Kemal would bo ublo to con centrate within 'tha nrat few days. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 10 on Second Pace.) :emal asks allies PERMISSION TO OCCUPY THRACE fSays ISTeulinl Zone and Con stantinople Statns'Can Be Fixed Later. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. 10 (Associated Press). Mustapha tfcmal Pasha, leader of the Turk- ish Nationalist, has requested tho Al'ica to permit hla army to oc- cupy T'irace, Insisting that tho Dardanelles question can bo later, with nil tho Black Sra count lea participating. permission to Ecrd vessels to ' Srcnrni tu take oft' the Christian rfi!Seos has been granted by Kemal to the Allied powers, tho r ntted Sinta and Greece. Males lielwien tho agea of fifteen und Iforty-rH- e, iron over, nro excepted, Eitnd .It Is presumed tho National- - JihtB jnUnd to uso them for mlll-ita- iv purposes. Ten thouiand Italians and ;r?,000 French were cvacuatod U'rom the city yesterday. DAILY. u Circulation Books Open to All,\ Capjrlfht (Vtrt York Werldt t lwt roblltblac ,Cmpanj, IOC PRESIDENT'S VETO ON SOLDIER BONUS GOES 10 CONGRESS Message Is Completed After Harding Sees Cabinet and Senators. WASHINGTON, Sept. 13. Prcsl dent Harding's message vetoing the S.oldlcra' Bonus' BUI was completed this forenoon and It waa Indicated at the White House that It 'would be sent to the House later y. ' Sir. Harding's message was about 3,000 words, It das learned, and. was described' by senators who called At no vvnito House as. \vigorous. Before meeting with his Cabinet at 11 A.? 21.,- the President continued hi conferencca with Senators, his calferr Including Senators Cameron of Arl rona. Norbeck of South Dakota, Odd!'.- - of Nevada and- - Stanfleldv6f Oregon, who voted for the bonus In the Senate The four Senators wero under stood to have gone to tho White House at. tho Invitation 6f tho Prcsl dent, who. It waa said, asked them to give Eorlous consideration to figured he planned to present as to tho finan cial condition of the Government and , 1. - j i.M . . ... , . I wu uiiuit wnicu, wpmu; oQ irnpwsca on me 'i t sury by the bonus. FATHER WHO BEAT CHILDREN IN COURT r Girl, 9, and Boy, 7, in Sehoo With Bruised Backs. Complaints of the cruelty of Leo Kfttchani, an automobile tire sales- man, to hla two little children, Eliz- abeth, nine, and Thomas,. seven, were sent to tho Children's Society by ten ar.fs In the same apartment, hpuso at No. 6G6 West :07th Street, and to- day In Washington Heights Court he admitted having whipped them with a strap. Magistrate Halting hold hlni In ?2,500 bail for trial In Special Sessions. The children wero found In Public School No. 52 In Academy Street, by Agent Richard J. curran of the so ciety. He examined them and found their backs black and blue from blows. In court Ketcham said his llttle'boy had taken feme money from tho purso of a person In the apartment house and. with little Elizabeth, had spent it In a candy store. Ho ad mined that he had lost Ills head when It came to, whipping tho ohlldren. SUBWAY BAR FALLS, BREAKS MAN'S SKULL Contact Shoe Drops From L pjer Broadway Structure An cloetrlu contact shoe fell this morning from ti train on- - the elevated structure of the uubrjay in Broadnay between Sitli and 2SJtIi StreotJ. Crashed through the top of an automo bile, and fractured the aV.uU' cf James McCrackeu, an uutompbll? mechanic, or .mi, id west lOSd Street. . McCracken waa trying out a air he had Just rtpalrsd when the accident occurred. Although partly dunned when the heavy' Iron shoo atroels him lu. t.ie head, he sought to stop the automobile. Patrolman Gorman of tho Klngsbrldge Station, who tiaw the accident, leaped on tho car and brought It to a stop. Tho Injured man waa taken to Fdrdham Hospital. A FORD NEW 26 PASSENGERS ON PRES ADAMS IN STATE OF MUTINY Wireless Twice Fcom Quar- antine for the Presence of Police Boat. STARTED BY GERMANS. They Refused to'Be Taken to Hoffman Island for Treat- ment of Health Authorities. Rioting said to be of serious pro- portions occurred y amonglIG steerage passengers aboard the Btcam-ehl- p President Adams, operated for the United States Shipping Board by the United States Lines, which ar- rived at Quarantine at 6 o'clock this morning, It was learned this after- noon as 'the result of two radio mes- sages lo Polloo Hcadquartera calling for policemen. The Police Boat Man- hattan was 'rushed to the assistance of -- the' officers and crew of the ship. The trouble origlnafed whim' doctor of i'.io United stales Health Service ordered, he .removal to Hoffman Isl- and of all steerage passengers aftor Scores of them had been, found to bo Vrmln Infested. Beside theiso there are 140 Jlist clesa pas-nger- s aboard. In the steerage ore about 300 Ger- mane who had booked passage on tho George Washington, of the samo line but who were not taken aboard at Haniburg. They were transported U Plymouth by special boat and place' aboard the President Adams. For tha moat part, the remaining 13G an Irish. It was said thut a number of Oer mans were the flrat to rebel, and ri patt of those In the atceragt fcfliowed suit. Capt. J. Pendelburv md other ofllcejla antl members of thr rew attempted to reason with tin assetigera, tout-the- y Insisted they would refuse to go to Hoffman Island. Then the Captain wirelessed to Police Headquartera In Manhattan. \Send police boat at once to the Steamship President Adams at Quar- antine.\ The Manhattan was rushed on Im- mediately, and about twenty minutes later another mcssago came, which asked: \Is police boat on way.\ Details of the rioting had not reached pollco Ivadquartora an hour afterward. r. . covsm, hkizhs snu at for nntirm. CONSTANTINOPLE, Sept. IS. The steamship 5few Tork. of Greek owner- ship but flying, tho Ameiietn flag, has been seized by tho American Consul Geenrul hero for of bills ngjjresratln; $C0.O00. DAYLIGHT SAVING WILL END SUNDAY Change Will Give Every- one Extra Hour's Sleep. Pa j light saing time will of- ficially cud In New at 2 A. M. nest Sunda Sept. At that hour, or before golns to bod, tct tho hands of the dock forward tor twenty-thre- e hour:, or atop tho r.icchanlMii for one hour. DON'T turn tha,hands of a closk back: elockmakera have given warnings that to turn tlyi hands back hurts tho mechanism. A watch may be turned back with- out harming it. Then you will awaken ou Bust-er- a atandard tlmo. Also you will gain one hour's sleep. A srs YORK, TUESDAY, NEEDLE REMOVED NEAR BOY'S HEAR T AND HIS LIFE SAVED Honor Pupil Undergoes Ex- traordinary Operation in Roosevelt Hospital. LUNGS GOOD AS EVER. One \Collapsed Now Both Arc Functioning Youth a Great Favorite. Saved from death by an operation in which part of u ncedlo waa rff moved from tho pleural cavity, a hair's width from the heart, William Constable, twelve,- of No. 346 West 49th Street, a special scholarship student ot tho Ethical 'Culturo School, waa to-d- discharged aa cured from Roosevelt Hospital. The lad. a greut favorite In the vicinity of hla homo and known as \Dimples Willie,\ had endeared him- self to tho ntirso of the hospital where he had boon a patient slncd Sept. G, and was showered wjth kisses wn;n he smarted home y, accom paniea, ny ma .mouier, lsionora, a widow ot a printer. The boy on Sept. 0 waa on hla .way with some chuma1 to Central Park eit an auto truck, a kindly drlvcriavlng n them a lift. When tho driver vaa obliged to make a turn out of heir routo, the boys started to got iff. Aa William wASr Retting off. a needle which he had picked up on tha itreet, planhlng to .bring It home to 'lis mpther, became Imbedded In hi\ he6t. Ho waa .unable to atand up when, ho cached tho ground and his chums ailed at passing' automoblllst and sked hlni to toko tho boy to a hos iltal. The boy was admitted to Roosevelt Hospital and the next day io operation to rcmovo 'tho greater art of the needle was performed un-l- er the direction of Dr. Henry W. \avonne. No. 51 East BOth Street. To-da- when he was discharged, however, both his lungs wero func- tioning correctly and ho was nom-th- e worse for hla experience. PROGRESSIVE FINES FOR HOOCH SELLERS LOS ANGELES, Sept. 19. t Volstead law violations will coat $160 each lor the penitent, Judgo Benjamin F. Bledsoe of tho United States District Court an- nounced in substance train htn bench. To get the J150 fine, which Is the lowest hla new nys-ter- a provides, the violator must plead guilty at first arraignment. Tlio penaltlea mount with the length of tlmo tho violator fights off judgment, and jail sentences are added to tha tinea. Judge Bledsoe . hopes thua to keep his liquor docket clear. Employers Are Calling for Workers The return of prosperity hsi resulted in an ir.creaied and u widespread dar.d or skilled snd unskilled worker. Kmptoyers requiiing effi-cie- assistants naturally turn to The World's \Help Wanted\ ads. as the best place to secure the htlp \Help Wanted\ Adj. Last Week: THE WORLD 25,360 Ads. The Times 3,813 Ads I he American 1,837 Adj. The Herald 1.422 Ads. I he Tribune 09 Ads. WORLD over all combined. 18,190 Ads. !OC7 A\ I.at Wert.' \IIKLr O70 XTANTED\ Ad Were frlnted la Iba World. SEPTEMBER. 19, a Mrs. Books Daughter of Ex-Presid- ent, Heiress 1o $5,000,000, Becomes Bride of Chauffeur in Vermont Elizabeth McQ'ullough Her to Elmer G. as Auto Driver. t r Vt Sept. ID. It hecamo known y Mrs. JlcCullough Turner, daughter of tho lato Gov. J. McCullougli. who was at ono tlmo President ot tho Erlo Itallroad, wna married yesterday to Elmer G. Johnson, who had boon employed ns a chauffeur. Mrs. Johnson tho widow of Thornton Turner. She is ono of two children, who will Inherit a fortuno cstfraatcd nt $10,000,000 left by her father. TIERNAN SOBS STAND POULIN IS BrWSFATHER\ Notre Dame Wife Tells qf Love Affair Till STie SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sept. 19. Hundreds crpwde'd the tiny Council Chamber jiere to-d- for, resump- tion of testimony In tho Poulln-TI:r- - nan paternity 3Ult. Mrs. Augusta Tlornan, wife of Jehn Tlernan, Notre Dame professor, wts to continue her atery of her .Infattia Hon for and conquest by Harry Poulin, who she sayB Is tho father of her ld hoy. Mobs fought fona ploeo In the Coun ell Chamber when the case opened ind pollco muada wero called out to quiet those who failed to gntu admit tance. ' Sire. Tlernun, chic and pretty In a bl)io suit, told her story between iobs. \Who lo tho father of that bnby?\ the Stato Attorney demanded. \Harry I'oulin,\ Mrs. Tlernan re- plied, with only a alight quiver In hct voice. Mrs. Tlernan told of early meet'-tnu- s with Poulin and how they grad- ually fell In lova with each other. \Then ono Sunday ho took mo to his storo-nn- d made lovo to me. And and and \ Mrs. Tlernan wept, \filter when I told hlni I was about to become, a mother, ho sworo he would stick to me. He made me promise I would forego my wifely du- ties to my husband. I did. \There was never a doubt aa to who tho child belonged to. When we flirt learned I waa In a delicate con- dition, ho wanted mo to neck medical aid but I refused. \He promised to send me a blir bouquet, of roses when the baby was born. They never came. \Then he upurned me ono day at church and I told John.\ Mrs. Tlernan collapsed ahortly after and was assisted to hor home. During the session I'oulln'eat, ap- parently Indifferent to the tetlmony. a few feet from Prof. Tlernan, who showed great solicitude for his wife. Airs. I'ouiin stood In the rear of tho room and only onco showed any hlBn cf emotion. RACE OF IJiiI Denies Discrimination in New Questionnaire. f'AMimiDGK, Mass., Sept. 1. Harvard University Is seeking dennlto knowledge of tho racial untccedenla of all Its utudents through a quca-tloniiai- being submitted to all n for entranco this year, It nae learned y. Students aro re quested to answer in \detail.\ College authorltleu emphatically de- nied the new queatlona Indicated raco discrimination in any way. T.io questionnaire , will not affect the worl: of tho faculty committee which Is Invcotlgatlng limitation of cnurlmtnt. DAY FREE \Circulation Open Erie Announces Marriage Johnson, Employed Brrond-Tla- Mattrr New Y.rk, N. t. UBXNINQTO.V, that was Professor's catlapfcs. tho her HARVARD ASKING STUDENTS Knitted nil 1922. Turner, Wealthy Widow, SIXTEEN KILLED IN ATTACK ON IRISH REBELS IN RETREA J Gen. Neary,,-Captured- , Over powers His Guard, and Makes Escape. . BKI.FABT, r Sept; 19 Aspclatfd Press). Ten licpubllcana and six Na- tionalists wero shot dead in a tierce conflict at Errls, in Northern County , . . 1 . ' t. . I - . - L N.tiayu, wncn uio uepuuiicajin, rcuuu..- - ing trom uaiiina, wore auacKco uy Government troopa'. Tho military were at a disadvan tage In that they had no maehlno guns and they Buffered aeverely In th catltcr stages of the Szht. Iitor their accurato markstuanahlp took a heavy toll from the llopubllcans'. Brig. Gen. Neary, with a small party, waa cut oft' from tho main body and captured, but overpowered his guard and escaped. Tho com- mander ot tho troops' narrowly avoided capture. Three Natlonallstu and one Repub lican were killed and others wounded when a small party of troopa wan ambuahed In County Tlpperary Sun day morning. A massed attack by tho Repub- licans on Rathkcale, County I.lmerlck. resulted In tho capturo of the Court House, which waa act on fire by It garrison. Ono of tho Natlonaltsta Icsi his life lu the fire. I.asl night n, bomb, weighing ovei 100 pounds, naB found In Mano, Hamilton, the largest town rn Nortl Leltrlm. The bomb was In charge o four men, whom the National troop arrested. A plot was discovered late to blow up tho town, It was uald. BEER REFERENDUM ORDERED IN OHIO State Supreme Court Puts Amendment on Ballot. COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 19. Ohio will vole nt the'Novcmber election on a State constitutional .amendment to legalize tha manufacture and bale of light wine and beer. Tho State Supreme Court y uidred Secretary of State Smith to placo tho propovRl on the ballot In a mandunius uetlon brought by the Opposed to Prohibition, sponsors of the amendment, after the Secretary had refund to cortlfy the amendment for a vote. a The Antl -- Saloon L'.uauo will appeal to tho United Statea Supremo Court. The of State had refused to enter tlifl proposed amendment on tho tmllot on the ground that. If adopted, It would bo without effect, in mcw of tho operation of tho lSth Amendment and tho Volstead Ijiwk and vioiild only mtall un e.ponio Sipon the Stato In bubmlttlng it to the otci8. TI)\ court, by a VHo to two vote, held thfl Secretary of Stato waa without authority to bar tho proposal from tho If petitions ashing for Uh, submlHslon to a voto wero valid. Vulldlty of tho petition had not been questioned. Special Daily to All.\ it i PRICE CENTS! THE TURKS KNOW 10 KILLED THEM WHY fHEY WERE KILLED,\ SAYS JERSEY. PROSECUTOR Arrest of Man Ordered as Soon as Slain Choir Singer Is Buried Every Member of Mur-dere- d Preacher's Household Questioned iA- - ter Bridge Tender Tells of Hearing Women Voices Just Before (Special from, a staff, correspondent of Tha Evening World.) .NnwimuNBWlCK. X. J Sept. 10. of St. John the Evangelist whose wife Uov. Edward iWhceler Hall on a. disused farm last Saturday wan called from hla wife's newly cloned grave In Van Ltow cemetery thia aftorootm und iaken befo( o Fublic Prosecutor teen .yeara old daughter, Charlotte. It was tho second time to-da- y bo questioned. The authorities would nc web to do cxamineu; put admitted that arter no was excuscauo-Hjay- o go to the funeral dotecUro3 accpmpanlod him and pcnialned near htm duf Ing (he services, DAUGHTER OF SLAIN SINGER, WHO HAS 1 BEEN QUESTIONED aaaaaaaaLafla'' ; ;;-.\- v . , ; f,' l i\ CHARLOTTE MILLS. GIRL TRIES TO DIE ON CITY FERRYBOAT Miss Helen McLaughlin Swallows Iodine on Way to Staten Island. Declaring that the did not care to live any longer, Mtsa Helen MoLaiigh- - I'm, boventecn, of No. 20 Ooerck Mtvcet, telephone operator employed by the New York Telophono Company, at- tempted sulcldo this morning by awal- - loMlng the nontcnt.of a bott'. i of Iodine on th Municipal rcrrybqat Manhattan while on the way to Htatcn Ibland. Tho girl was tnknn io iho SUteu Island Hotipltal ut St. Georse, where tt wau fold her condition la aerloitt'. s Wl'.on the boat waa near .t. Cleo'.'Ca a wonun heard moans and found tho girl with an empty loJlno bottla and with dlbcolorcd Upa. Policeman Otto Hunl.V.1 .iakcd tao girl why she did It. \Oh. I iust don't rrant to live any longer,\ aha said. Prize for Four THREE .4 I ' Shots. James Mills, ecxtoa of tho C'jtjfcU was found dead with tho rector' Uto StrlcUler. Ho ad' with him hla duc- - , ' at' Millo waa taken lo tho. courthousegti not indicate tho lines along' .whlgh 4i Mia. Hall, the widow and all ttia mcmbera ,or her household Including the chauffeur, gardener, rhatd cS& coolt'Trere'also queatlonci).dt dlftert&i times. ? During the forenoon Assistant Proj-eout- or John Tool an made tho off.cjJl announcement that tnere would bo piv arreat before night and sal dddtectrs were already on the streets with orders to arrest a man agalneit whontlu charge of Information and belief tv c he wxus Implicated in the murder TtX3 to be made. Aa the day wore on Mr. Stickler 4 s Prosecutor Beekman of Somcrifi ..... . . . v. u j uwvvu- - t v.. be made y. There waa some momentary oxcIM- - ment arjoui mo coun nouse the finding of a cheap hi kerchltf in a. lane twenty feet fr the spot where the body waa fot ...... 11 It was smudged aa though by ponrdir marka and waa faintly stained wjdi rea. xnera were a numcer or notea the corners such aa might have made by a bullet fired through folds. The stains were believed it have been caused by the red mudiif the lan. The handkerchief was taunt Imbedded In the coil ty rain andu it has not rained near here abjfra Thursday this fact diminished value as a clue. Justice Parker took notice ot murders In his charge to tha mes bers of the Somerset County Gr Jury y. Ha Instructed them ta It the rector and the choir leader rutA been shot In Somerset County or hs!d died In Somerset County, after hitt- ing been shot In Middlesex, It wu the duty ot tho Grand Jury to axu Ho referred to the tragedy aa atrocious crime, or murder, believed to have been committed In SomerJb mm Country.\ f A rlmllar instruction was given \An the Middlesex Grand Jurora by Jimm tlce James J, Bergen with the admou tlon to keep Informed as to the casej . Whllo the examination of the pej aona ot the Hull household were j la progress, tho funeral cervices ojj? Mrs. Mills were being conducted 'by; tho Hew Canon Samuel Wclla Trciiton at Hubbard's under taklS: parlors. gt The funera- - ot the murdtmd woman waa In atrlkln? contrast Ijo that f the rector yeaterday, whtah waa attended by representatives rof an tlio leaaing families In New Weeks For \What Did You See To-Day- ?\ See Page 16 f
