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mechanism of his car as to cause It to backfire and Bite other evidence of 'faulty operation. \At this, Hecker explained to w iwlfe,' that Js'orkln hod repaired tiio car somo tlmo before' and guamntced tfor alx months, saying that if uny- - hlng went wrong to bring It ck nd tit would be fixed. 80 Becker opped the car nt the yarl and went 1n search of Norkln. The latter, u however, was not there. - \It was then between 11.30 and 1S.45 on the morning of April 7. Kind ling Norkln absent, Hecker went in , irh nt him. which took him to nn ,1I.nlght lunch wagon at 14Sth Street nd Southern llou evard. In me wagon were Norkln. Martin McDon- - aid, another customer, nnu uarry Tcrtea of Newark, manager of the wacon. Dotft Tcries nnu .ucuonam idlatlnctly remember Decker's nnlval. jTbey heard him call morion outsiuc. \80 far as the two men left In the lunch wagon know Nonlkln went off With Becker. At any rate, the two Jitter men returned to tho wagon S and 2.30 o'clock, Becker then lielng obviously drunk. He ordered cigars In a loud voice. \\Now the story goes on with what . .hanncnf d after Norkln was culled from the wagon. -- orKin was mm hv flecker that the car was not 'Iffht' and needed fixing right away. ThlB was said only for tho purpose of 8 .deceiving Mrs. Becker, Sforkln's yard, where Norkln cot ? out, opened the big entrance gate and 'fi -- then closed It after Becker had driven 1 .the-ca- r within '\Becker stopped tho car about thirty feet from the disused boiler pit 'and got out of It. From this jtolnt rtasre Is a conflict In the statcmnnts of Becker and Norkln, each accusing the other of Having kuico Airs. TJccker. It Is agreed that ahe was told to bend down over tho cnglno and listen to sounds of trouble. Sho did this and as sho was thus bent over !snc was struck on the back of the head. She felt across tho cnglno and. 'i. moment later was dragged off and \'put into thu boiler pit.\ MISS K. Courtney Joiiusiuiir, uii ttt-- 1 torney at No. DC Wall Street who was \appointed guardian of tiro cstato of 'Pannlo Bloom, or Kannic Oraum, last \August by Supremo Court Jusllco Tollman, said Miss I'.loom, who wan thirty-seve- n years old and mentally incompetent, disappeared mmo time In 191G after puylng a visit to Mrs. Nord-kl- n. who Is now dead. Her mental state was so poor that she was un-ab- lo to remember her nnme at times ihd could not keep house for her brother, Jacob Bloom, an actor, Iwho was her ole support for over twbuty' years. After the death of her brother In a ntlffoad accident In ll12 she went to dive with different relatives In tho Bronx nnd was continually disappear-Ins- . but nlwaya turning up unharmed. It Waa because of this that tho family lld not become alarmed when she last \dropped out of sight. It seemed certain y that three persona will be Indicted for Mrs. Becker's murder, and Assistant Di- strict Attorney Cohn said, they wore (rofnfr to try to make n record In this caste \going to try to keep up with Jeroey Justice.\ '\A dirt-coat- bunch of keys may \prove the bhidlng piece of evidence upon whloh the prosecutor will rely Yor conviction of those responsible for the murder of (Mrs. Becker. The Jteys were titled from the dirt that vflHed the murder pit and handed to Assistant District Attorney Cohn fol- lowing' the Indictment of the husband \of the elaln woman, yesterday after-.noo- n. '\Mr. Cohn Immedlatelly ordered out on a bunt and as a re sult a third man may bo Implicated In the case. One key on tho ring Is said to fit a tool box In the welding shop of Reuben Norkln. now In Jail aa a material witness under 100,000 ( bond. The third man, whoso Identity all officials were careful to conceal was formerly employed by Norkln. It Is said that the new suspect once during the months of silence fol. lowing tho strange slaying, became so conscience stricken that he consulted a 'clairvoyant It la said the fortune teller was able partly to discover his secret and advised him to say noth Ing. XOULDNT GO TO MOVIES ft. SO SHOOTS HIMSELF Tutierrnlar for 14 Years, He Tirra - - of tlrlnit an \Annoyance.\ TRKNTON. N. J.. Dec. 2. Leaving an unusually pathetic letter, addressed .to' \the police, the doctor and the ,4ucjje.\ In which lie wrote that tuber- culosis had made him a \nuisance to others\ and prevented him from \at' tViidlhg the theatres, of which 1 am o fond,\ Joseph Snesck, sixty-tw- o, or New York City, shot himself in the left .unii'la luat night. In a comfort station H North Warren Street, according to the police, and died In Si. Francis Hospital. In the letter he asked the police to notify an undertaker who was to \tak \the $G1 In my effects In the Mercer Hotel and use It to cremate me. If not ottouch nioni-- y to cremate inc. plrasa limy me decently he wrote. , WOMAN PLEADS FIRST LAW CASE IN ENGLAND )!! Mnnlm Cntth I'ronriMiIca III mnr Cane unit Wlna. LONDON. rc. J. For the first time In IhtT history of IlnKland a woman ad vocMte appeared yesterday In court plead, The occasion was at the lllr lulnKhntn Assize and the honor of belli ilw first KnKlishwoman to \address the court\ belongs to Miss Cobb, she prose uted a mun tor blxamy and won he uiae, the mun being sentenced to alx months' hard lubor. Mlas Monica M. O, Cobb was called to the liar st Mlddletowne ou Nov. 17 POPE WRITES ALLOCUTION I'outln A Wo Wurki on llrilalou of ImiHirdinl ISnejrllrnl. Dec. 2 (Aaroclated Press) ji Pope Pius has been working very hard h lal at iwo important document ills allooution and hi encyclical. The former will be delivered In secret Con atntory Dec. 11. Thek latter, com .ltrlslnc the pontifical plbgram, la nd \' drtased to all Itoman Catholic bltbops. 4- - STON E m AWAITING DEATH FROM BICHLORIDE Nurse Acquitted of Killing Kinkead May Live Five Days, Doctors Say. REFUSES AN ANTIDOTE. Unable to Return to Profcs sion, Woman Blames Former Friends. Miss Olivia M. P. Stone, who shot and killed Kills O. Khikead, former City Attorney of Cincinnati, to death In front of his homo In South Elliott Place, Brooklyn, about a year ago and was acquitted, Is y awaiting I death by bichloride of mercury poi soning In tho psychopathic ward of Bcllevuo Hospital. She Is calmer than Kho has been at any time alnco the Jury found her not guilty on the ground 01 emotional insanity and a court-roo- m crowd cheered the ver-- 1 diet. Pbyrlclans say she might live five days, but not possibly more than tan days. Dr. Carrlo Brandenburg, house 1 physician of tlio Marlborough Hotel, I was called to Miss Stone's room at C o'clock last night. She found Miss Slono bblng. The former nurso pointed to nn open bottle of soven grain poison tablets on the bed this mnrnlnir ami uihl h linrt wallnv.l three of them. Hho refused to tako antidotes. Dr. Brandenburg noted that her clothing showed she must have been without munuy to pay for tho barest necessities for somo time. Sho learned, too. that threo hours after Miss Stone said she had taken the poison sho went down to tho office of tho hotel and insisted on paying for tho uso of nor room tho previous night. Curiosity regarding this ac lion caused a maid to bo sent to her room lato III tho day nnd brought about tho calling of the houso physi cian It was explained that no effort had been mado to rid Miss Stone's system artlflcally of' poison becauso eleven hours had elapsed beforo tho houso physician, was called to her aid. In inoso eleven nours ner doom was sealed anyway; It would havo been merely torture of a dying woman to ovorcomo her refusal to submit to treatment. Out of consideration of her service us a nurse, she is In private room with a special nurso In attendance Wlipn Minn KlnnA n n ..n 1 1 a.1 sho declared sho was \the happiest roTher g'mudo V ai ovor again. I From what she said to doctors nnd detectives after bcinrr taken to nnll. vue, nnd a letter sho wrote, she hurt! mot with disappointment on every I nana, pancuiany in ner ctTO'ts to bo reinstated In her profenlnn. Sho said sho wanted to die becauso she had been barred from making a living as I a trained nuro, nnd because \1 klllej mo oniy person i naa to uvo for, and there Is nothing else Hft for mo to do.\ A flve-pag- o letter nha eft, ad dressed to a reportnr on a Itrooklyn newspaper, blamed various persons for her misfortunes, particularly Miss Unirn Logan, Superintendent of the Cincinnati General Hospital, of which Miss Stone was n graduate She relied on being reinstated, which tho alumnno of tho hospital were against. I shot Klnkend becauso he took away my dally bread.\ nho wroto. 'Fred Tuttlo nnd Dan Callahan. city detectives of Cincinnati, and Mario Gormlcy (who was married to Kinkead In 1919) assisted Kinkead In tho unmanly net nnd are therefore responsible for Klnkcad'a death and my suicide, I want to bo burled In Field wnnt week. family to object to It. I want nurao s certificate from There which Street about ul: There regret, woman wanted cheap whero about worth dishes. placo VCIU vnow Vt1L.T Itoml Lovrera Press). (J212) ($200) during winter season. Instead April THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1922. Bronx \Murder Lot\ and Pit in Which Body of Slain Mrs. Becker Was Buried WytfrrAr. TMM SOUTHERN 6OUI-EVA- R0 KPim MO WAS BBM5flV, ft ffiyaBTfriv ON Sffiti1 yiiSWI MOROKIMS Ha \il1 jiiL in.Mi MRS. BECKEKi WAS STAPH PHOTOS, Jilted Preacher to Off Seek His Woman Gavcst Inappropriate Mason Remains Obdurate. and none myldnrinc tho Health Commissioner my the Hospital to bo burled I t hU omco lllu lowI18 of v0Ilkcr8, me.\ Ii iiniiiinM-iiii-thi)-lhnl.oi- i. Mount was a jiostcrlpt In sho said sho forgavo District Attornoy Clnrk for his \perjury\ nt her trial. Miss Stono reirlsterel n h lmt.l at Rroadway and 36th 7 A veHterdav .w .k- - nothlng declared that tcopu If sorry sho Kinkead. sho replied: I \No I am not! I In my act. aro acts In my life In the shooting of Kinkead I I loved him. No other could over havo him. I would do It ovot again I had it to da.\ In the hospital alio said she had no charity. The first Job sho could get, she Bald, was as a waitress In a sho broke S15 Sho then a mother's caring for children, but tho wurk tool hard- - I I'm Just Bho said. Is not nny mo now this world.\ Ut-tA- IN 3 1 tAMtK r T- - Stall Plrat Cl I'rom U1U to Dec. 2 (Associated Its fares to Now York. The most Item listed Is . .. ... ., ... in cat-- , fare from 147 to U3f 45a the Stleh Is to laat until June ot ter - 30 next. 'ijOTOM A 60 ST. vVHELRfi BOOV v3a 9 F00KO. iki f 1 , RK3HT JMTO AUTO 11 . 11 m vmm hi in n n mhvi. j PIT im WHICH VJJ to Text \The Thou if Mrs. Potter's of Cincinnati Mlu-wlt- h helper, became rim- - Cnnrvn Uonnnnn Ijiwann. L.. . ... x ,. -- \rcn. urange, iN. j.. m.iy noi preucii to effect reconciliation with Mrs. May ho was to liavo married on Sunday , , 7. \ 8cnl mm u nmo BaylnK ulc ul,s must bo postponed owing to her 111 it health duo to tho given the approaching ceremony. Sho said slio was going to Atlantic City to iccu-pc-!i- tt Ijiwsoii has Mnco lecn endov- - orlng to get in touch with Mrs Musun. \I'nlcps somcllilng to cause mo to change my mind, I ex- pect to go to City to-d- to sec if I enn find Mrs. Mnnon, If 1 am unablo to reach her by telephone \It tho Is not to tako place after my afternoon, METROPOLITAN HEALTH OFFICERS ORGANIZE Plan to He Completed nt Mertliiir llrrc lire. IS. A health organization for the I nrea lias been organized nr Itoyal a. Copt-lan- announced ,, .,, , H nrollmlnary meeting held I Vernon. Kciirsdalo und Long lleacli were I renreacntrvl I Tho Commissioner, in the organization, said: mo community. Including tho metropolitan area, has so much In common Unit wo thought It lao organize a lualth otllcers' or- - Monday, December lf at my omco to effect organization. ROCKEFELLER FUNERAL HELD AS WIDOW SAILS Ilurlal ArrniiBnuriitu, llowevrr Aivnlt Itrliirn Prom I'raner. Funeral services lor William tiooil sell Rockefeller, nepliow or Jotm I) Rockefeller, who Thursday night will bo held at tho Kockelelier Homo n 'o. 292 Mudlaon Avenue afternoon, tho Rev. Dr. (Icoi-g- w Thomn.ion of Clirlut Church, Green wlch, Conn., Only mcinberr of tho family ana a lew rriemia wli bu present. . f ... ,..,Pnt ...111 nnt 1w made, it waa tntod, until the arrlva lot tho widow nnil hon, i.odlrey h I II nlf ..f llnr. who bailed from France or tho Paris SWISS VOTK ON C.U'ITW. T w. Dee. 2 (Associated Press) I i meet tho needs. The voting begins y and will end Sun I day afternoon. It Is exptcted the re i () tt ,)(J Wnoyin lnll, night ...,, Ml WOuld linpoao a levy 3:1 iier rent, upon all fm limes of mon- - than 1 SO.tmu marks taliout und 1 heavier tax on larger estate. nnIzatlon for this dietrlct. It was le- - to llvo Tor. Sho cidcd at thu meeting to appoint a coin-sh- e was not going to bo saved. Whcnmutco on plan and and hold un asked sho was not shotlothor nn tho afternoon of rejolco I but rejoice If restaurant, of become driftwood,\ There for In nmiircil iOO. LONf)ON. opekinus Me,\ Atlanlc Hervico ollloors' metropolitan Her died Government's .Sumlay meeting Is fi.c.itly Mall Steam Packet Com- - -S- wltzeiland l\teu;ted day In \ election pany y reductions In whc,,cr a levy shall b made capital Important a .......u.u... 3. 192J. mlnaUcc pence publicity dcolops morrtnge to dlseiisslng to a permanent olllelatlng. a ORNKVA. of announced on T \I 9 I I r.ar 6 i.vvii. . t Buried. Call Sermon \Prayer Fiancee\ tinstnr nt ihn Pnnnln's Tlvnnefillstl? , . . . 11 jib uuib m ma unuiw Mason, his \prnycr fiancee,\ whom as planned, of course I will not preach on 'Tho Woman Thou Guvest Mc,' and may be that 1 will not deliver any sermon nt all at tho service because of tho turmoil in my mind.\ Lawson dcclured ho had not changed his mind regarding thu cttlcney of prayer In winning a bride and that he would not chnngo his ideas until he made certain that Mrs. Mason would not appear in tlmo for tho scheduled wedding. Mra. Mason wan not at her home at No. l.M North Day Street. Orange. y and hnd Informed friends she expected to bo in Atlantic City. AGREES TO PAY VICTIM, SENTENCE SUSPENDED \rrrpurt Man Moat ftrtnrn 831,S()0 lie (iot 1'roTii Cripple. .Sentence on G rover O. Itarrlaon of 'leiport was suspended at Mlneola to day hi the County Court when ho agreed i) pay back $1,500 obtained under false pretences from Anna J. Trayer, a crlp- - le, of Kreeport. Harrison was con vlcted last week of Brand larceny. He ias agreed to return tho money at the rate or i'o u month. Testimony at the trial shon-e- that ho woman had given him tho fundi with understanding that they were to go Into a business In which she would be partner. PANAMA CANAL BROKE ALL RECORDS IN NOV. :u Vrsrla Uard Wnlrnran Toll-- . Auiiiiinled In fl,2(ll,441. PANAMA, Dec. 3 (Associated Press) All previous records for the number of ships passing through tho Panama Canal In one month, as well as for tolls ollecicd. were broken In November. Kenans allow that 312 vessels used i ho waterway. Thu lolls amounted to S1.SC4.441. GETS $41,000 VEHDICT FOR LOSS OF A HAND llritUniinn for I'rrn Mnmurttn Itall rnnd Is Pntlier nf Ulrvrn. CHICAGO, Dec. 2. Clinton F. Ander son, who lost a hand by accident whll a brnkeman for tho Pero Marquette Rail road, was awarded a Jury vordlct of 141.000 yesterday. Anderuon Is the father of eleven chll drcn. IIOMII tJ.VI.WAY l'llOIUSSOIC HOItsU. HIOl.FAST. Dec. 2 (Associated Press). Rombs wero hurled to-d- nto the homo of Dr. Thomas Walsh professor of pathology nt Galway University and Chairman of tho IT ,an Ciiiuicll. Tho missiles shattered windows und tore a largo holo in the wall. WOODROW WILSON SEES VICTORY IN ELECTION OF 1924 Former I'rrnldent ITalU Contest a One Tlint Quickens Ills I'nlsea. TAMPA, inn., Dec. :. For- mer lie President Woodrow Wil- son declared his \pulses aro quickened by the prospoct of battle,\ In a letter to Frank G. Ilaaton of tho Tampa Tribune, made public \Tho task of 1321,\ tho let- ter said, \is to so mobilize our Intellectual and moral forces as to assuro a complcto defeat of the party which has done the country so scilous a dis- service and to win again for our Government tne leader- ship in tho affairs ot tlif world of which tho Hcpublicans for the time being havo deprived it, and personally I feel con- fident this can and will bo i done. My pulses nro quickened by the prospoct of battle. \1 think with you that the voters of tho country havo al- ready scon how grossly they were misled and have already turned their faces toward tho truth.\ BOY'S SKULL FRACTURED BY REAR WHEEL OF CAR T Itnnnlnc With Ilrncl Ilnrvn, Child Dashes Into Auto, Irving Weincr, cloven years old, No. I 1767 Richmond Terrace. West New Brighton, Staten Island, running with his head down across Richmond Ter- - raco at Dongan Street at 1 o'clock this afternoon, dashed into an auto mobile owned and driven by Samuel Mollnoff, No. 1944 Richmond Terrace, Port Richmond, and ono of the real wheels of tho car passed over him. Mollnoff Btoppcd his car and took tho boy to St. Vincent's Hoapltal. The surgeons found that the boy had a frnctured skull and other Injurlos which will cause his death. Mollnoff was exonerated of all blamo for tho accident. I ATROLMAN HELD FOR SHOOTING TWO AUG. 6 'horned Willi Snaplrlnn of Frlnnl- - ona Assault. David Owens, thirty-tw- o years old, f 333 West 124th Street, former Marine Division patrolman, who shot a brother officer and a wuitcr the night of Aug. 6 at No. 352 West 55th Street, was y ncui wunoui nan tor examination iec. by Magistrate Cobb In West hide I Court. He was arraigned by Patrolman Bernard J. Greene, whom he had shot in II, n nmv A linilnnnillirnt li'na nnkfri It, I nnlnv hnf Ihn ujnilnr William 1 Ijit-- 1 Nn. SSI West 3.1th Street, onlv re. ently released from th hospital, might bo called as a w Itncss. I Owens Is charged with suspicion of felonious assault. He also has been In the hospital most of tho time since the night ho ran amuck and was shot in the thigh by Grccno in capturing him. POPE PIUS MAY SUMMER . , Ktrr- - nn.Mnwiii i Lrtrwc Hionu v iL.ut 1 rontltr .... Vlalted Cn.te. Can- - lolfn Since 1870. I LONDON. Dec. 2. A Central News I H.nteh from Rome eays that it Is regarded as certain that Pope Plus will I visit the 17th century Papal villa Cas tel Gandolfo, which Is situated on the west bank of Lake Albano. about till r teen mlle4 southwest of Home. The Parish Vicar was recently re celved In audience at the Vatican, the I ifsnatch s Id. and left with tho lm presslon that His Holiness would make the Journey. The nuns who have oc- cupied the villa for five years havo been ordered to lea - No Pope has visited Castcl Gandolfo since 1870. MOTHER DROWNS CHILD. 1HE.IN SWALLUWS PfllC.nN llulds Danaliter, 11, t'nder Water I I'ntll She la Dead. LAWRENCE, Mass.. Dec. 2. After! underVater In a bathtub in her home iirn until sho was aeau. jurs. itoso nelser last night committed suicide by husband. Cht:tian Oelser. c. mill work- - er. when he returned from his work. CANO ceases. ROME, The eruption of the stromboii. which becan nn wi-..- i. censed vesterdav. Nn r. .Jclnlty fearing a rcnenul ot the erup Ucns. irn rn 1 4 miinnrn BY TURKISH PRINCES NLt5l4UMhtt Fl )R IMPEACHMENT IN DAUGHERTY CASE Hisii Rents, Railway Disas- - ters and Morse Pardon Among Causes Alleged. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. Answer-- 1 Ing requests of tho Houso Judiciary I Committee for tho evidence on which ho demands the Impeachment of At-- 1 torney General Daugherty, Represen-- 1 tatlvo Oscar E. Keller (Rep., Minn.), I mado public last evening an elaborate I bill of particulars, numbering four-- 1 teen specific counts, elaborated by I more than 20,000 words detailing these I counts. I This was In furtherance of his lm- - I pcachmcnt of tho Attorney General on I the floor of the House last Sept. 11. 1 Tho allegations involve not only the! Department of Justice but the Fed-- 1 oral Trade Commission and other I branches of the Government and the I Federal courts. I Ho asserted that prominent men In I this and former Administrations, In- - I eluding Chief Justico Taft and former I Attorney General Wickersham, should I summoned ns witnesses. Mr. I Wlckcrsham's testimony Is sought by I Mr. Keller in connection with charges against William J. Duma, Chief of the I Ilureau of Investigation, who Is crltl- - I clsed In connection with the lnvestl- - I gntlon by tho Government In 1907 of I tho alleged land frauds against the I State of Oregon. I President iSamuel Uompers of the i American I edcratlon of Labor and his 1 secretary, .Guy Oyster, are others de-- 1 sired as witnesses in connection with I tho attack on proceedings of the At- - I torney General against organized I labor. I Mr. Keller calls for the production I before tho committee of all doen.lterod Into an agreement with tho ments In fourteen cases. Notable! among these nro the pardon of I Lharles W. Morse from Atlantn I nson. about which notoriety was I created several months ago when benator Caraway (Dem.. Ark.) at. tucked the Attorney General: and the case against tho Standard Steel Car Lompany, owned by Mellon Interests. which was ono of the concerns us-- 1 sailed by the Graham War Invest!-- 1 gating Committee of the House two! years ago In Its reports on war cx-- 1 penauures. in the charges against William J.I. , .. , 1 . L . . . . . I .u.uo .i uuuetu mai department of justico agents shadowed and K tampered with the malls of Senator Avenue where. It Is said, they were nnd Representative Wood-- 1 lnz to sell the load. ruff (Rep., Mich.) and Johnson (Rep.. I S. D.). in uner, tno Kciier specifications I acalnst Mr uaugnerty allege. I activities ofl...,. me l' eaerai i commission. I (Z) Hefusal to tako action under! tho Anti-Tru- st Laws against the leged building combine Investigated J York. t Hnfiifl.ll tr nrnfrntA n 1 astasI violations called to tho attention of the Senate committee on Rcconstruc ,,,, tr0.in . ,MIJ ,,., -- .fnP ,h .fotv iwa on Interstate carriers. - 1 (5) Dismissal of Major William O. Watts, special investigator, for con fcrring with members Congress. (6) Refusal to oust alleged Ineffl cicnt persona. (7) Unjustifiable Injunction pro ceedings against striking shopmen. Q rnwnHHam nn tiAlmlf I L.f, 0it,i in, fhn t,n.,B of Morgan & Co. .(9) Misconduct of the Morso case (10) Using Government agents tol shadow members of Congress. I n a,,hmlttlnK tn lnfiucnen of r, tj t.'IoMa,. Vav Vnrlr lawv.r (12) Connlvan. t \looting\ of naval oil reserves, Including tho Tca- - POt POTO OCai. (13) Appointment OI William J. Hums td be bead ot the uureau Investigation. (14) Favoritism conducting war frauds coses. \If any of these fourteen specifica tions against tho said Harry M. Daugherty.\ Mr. Keller asserted In am letter to tho Judiciary committee i \f n Via M tr Kn vrirtrA ImnortADt I .. w .... 1 nan any otner, it is mat group ui specifications that relates to the re- - and o7 theald Harry M Daughertv to enforce the anti- - I trust laws of tho United States of 1 America.\ I in attacking the Attorney uenerai lor iauure to cntorce anii-n- ui i laws, Keller said that ho failed to I prosecute cases against tho Southern I Plnn Assnclallnn Westnrn Pine I ufacturers' Association, Georgia Florida Saw Mill Association, North Carolina Pino Association, Northern Pino Manufacturers' Association, the Southern Cypress Manufacturers, California Sugar White Pine Manufacturers' Association, Redwood Manufacturers' Association. Northern Hemlock and Hardwood I pianuiaciurers- - Association, uiuussu Hahlwood Manufacturers Associa- - tlon. National Lumber Manufacturers' Asjoclatlon, American Tobacco Com pany. P. Lorlllard Company and Llg- - get & Myers Tobacco Company, Na- - tlonal Implement and Vehicle Asso- - uiuiiuu. nuumciu vrusuu turers' Association, Carriage Builders' rT w\. Machinery Dealers. McBeth-Eyan- s Works, Cumberland Glass Manufac- - Iturlng Company, National Malleable I Castings Company, Mario Flooring Manufacturers' Association, Callfor- - \la Packing Corporation, Southern - lufacturlng Company, Pioneer Bindery I (and Prlntlns Company. swallowing a tumuieriui 01 poison and Association, National Federation of then turning on tho gas. implement nnd Vehicle Dealers' Asso-Th- e bodies wero found by the woman's . i. . i r-.- i ne v.. Dec. 2. vninn nf 01 Man- - and talltles have so far been reported. The Wholesalo Grocers' AssoclaUonun-intlr- o population has moved from the can's Trade Register, Ooodman Man- - liuiTrniirn ninrn URItKIHTtKHIKtU IN OIL LAND FIGHT Son of Attorney Sails to Rep- - rdsent Him at Lausanne Conefrence. Samuel Untermyor has been ro- - talned by the heirs of the late Abdul Hamld, Sultan of Turkey, In a con trovorsy now beforo tho Lausanne Conference, over lands In the Far East. ms son Irwin win sail for Lausanne to-d- on the Olympic to represent him. The struggle for possession of prop trty said to be great value lies between twenty-tw- o Turkish Princes and Princesses on one hand and the Standard Oil Company on tho other. with various other Interests attempt Ing to obtain a part of the rich spoils. It Is charged the Standard Oil Com pany demands the policy ot tho open door apply to Mesopotamia oil fields and Is backed by the United States Government Abdul Hamid's heirs are supported by the Turkish Govern mcnt In 1908, when the Young Turks came Into power, tho Sultan was exiled to Salonlca, but came back to Constant! nople In 1914 when tho Young Turks were driven from power. He died the following year. Up to that time his Terenues from the rents on land In vestments In tho Near East wete more than 17,000,000 gold a year, Tho Mesopotamia oil Holds, which are the great bono cuntuutiuii tho Far East question, are largely on the late Sultan's lands. Thero nre also oil fields in Syria and other coun tries, also on the lands of his estate. Capt. John Godolphln Dennett former Military Attache ot the Urillsh Embassy at Constantinople, who on heirs whereby they turned over their interests to him, and Lieut Col. G. MaJtland Edwards, also a British fleers, have retained Mr. Untcrmyer. ACCUSED OF STEALING WAGON LOAD OF COAL Trro Mm Charged With DrlTlnn ulr With Two Tons, Two men. alleged to have stolen wagon containing two tons of coal when the owner. Charles C. Flallblbs. was in hi . io!rt Ktr. nnrt P.rv Av. - nlla v..t.rday. were arretted a few , ,,..y. B,.t t,,,.. They were Patrick Barrett, eighteen teVj&..jSNL\ V: \ ...r years old. of No. C08 East 183d Street, ;,,.,,.i. p.,rnimnn Patrick i.vnch East 104th Street Station where Uiey were charged with larceny, 98-FO- BOAT ENDS 35,000 MILE SEA TOUR Motor Crn,\ ,,e\?e\ .S\?. roiai on \iianna-iD- C wr,u-- Crulae. MIAMI. Fla Dec. 2. The motor cruiser Speejacks, owned by AI - . . Bert Y. oowan or unicago. ico I'resi- - dent of the Portland Cement Company. has completed a 35,000-mll- e trip around the world here. The voyage began at Miami in September, 1921. Tho cruiser, called the smallest boat mat ever cir cumnavlgated the globe, was welcomed several miles ut sea by a fleet ot varied Craft. n tho party that made the trip were \\V I': ILVnV 'tn J ,on football team: Jack Lewis, who designed and superintended construction of the boat; Bernard Rogers of Chicago and six outers. fivt SMUlSSlUr AU1U IN CHASE IN HARLEM Two Arrested After Hnrsilnrr of Stre By Hole Cut In Wall. Patrolman Wilklns and Sergt. Leavltt of Uio West l!3d Streot Station, pa trolling In a police car Uils morning, saw two men place a bundle in a taxi front 0f No. H30 Fifth Avenue, Unabi0 to make the car stop, they fired . . nve anots ai u Deiore me cnauneur. Aaron Katr, twenty-thre- e. No. 1837 m\2?- - nlm w\ 35 west 116th. Btreeu In the car was a bundle containing tso pairs ot suit nose taiten irom in store of Louis weinstocK at me nrtn Avenue address. Entranco had been gained but cutting a hole from the hall way inio wio oiu.o. w.u u arraigned on a charge of burglary. GOT WRONG PHONE NUMBERS, JURY GIVES HIM AWARD OF $1,000 Company Blame Fin and Labor Tronblcs for Delays to Lawyer. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Deo. 2. George S. Griggs, attorney, has been awarded U.000 by a Jury In tho District Court here for de- lays to his business due \wrong numbers\ given him by operators of the Northwestern Bell Tele- phone Company. Griggs sued tor 8,000 for de- lays alleged to be duo In servlco from July 31, 1817. o July, 101J. and from July, 1019, to July. 19:0. The company said the influenza epldomlc and labor troubles were responsible Tho Jury was made up of seven women and five men. The company, will appeal. (1) Destruction of the th. m.n .nil took them to thf. roue ol- - of nfv. at In nis ,n of of of. to 'TIGER' DELIVERS FOURTH ADDRESS INST. LOUISTO-DA- Y Public Reception for Cle-- menceau Guard of 1,000 Troops Is Maintained. ST. LOUIS, Dec. 2 (Associated Press). Georges C'lemcnceaii, war time Premier of France, who Is tour- ing the United States on a good-wi- ll expedition, faced a busy program here tho second day or his visit to St. Louln. A public reception, an automobile parado and the delivery ot tho fourth of his addresses intended to cement closer relations between France and the United States wero tho main events scheduled for tho Tiger ot France beforo his departure for Kan- sas City Elaborato police precautions nav been taken to afford protection to th distinguished visitor, approximately a thousand soldiers and policemen being detailed to guard tho routo ot th parade. A score of police, deputy, sheriffs and detectives kept vigil at tho homo of Joseph Pulitzer, pub lisher of the St. Louis h, n St. Louis County, whero tha fa mous Frenchman is staying. After meeting the local Reception Committee at tho Pulltacr home at 11 'clock, this being tho Tiger'a first public rppenranev) here, ho was to Btart on the parado to the city, pass ing masses of school chlldron after driving through Forest Park. Clemen- - ceau had requested especially to .ceo tho school children. Ho was to be greeted and given bouquets of flow- - rs by tho student bodies at Washing ton nnd St. Louis Universities and a formal wtjlvonio by Chancellor ITrsi- - orlc Hall of Washington. Follce protection waa to be In creased when the party reached the business district. The 6th Infantry Regiment, stationed at Jefferson Bar racks, the army post, was to accom- pany tho entourage to tho Odeon, where Clcmenceau will speak. An army dlrigiblo from Scott Field. Illi nois, also had a part In tho festivities. planning to fly low over the lino of pnradc. 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Campbell Vunerai Church, B'way, 66th, Sunday, 3 7. M. raBTOB.. JULIO O. Campbell funeral Church. B'way, Cflth st, until Saturday. I\ ENDEHOA6T. ELIZA JBFFlUTr. Camp bell Funeral Church, Monday, 11 A. auspices Actors' ITund. ItOE. Association ot ot Bo.ua ron \A\ announcea with a profound seas of Its loss the death on Friday, Deo. 1, 19:2, of their former commanding offloer and Preeldent ot the association, MAJOR a EN. CIIAIILES FRANCIS HOE. runeral services will ba held at Bt. Thomas's Church, 8th av. and Wd at., on Monday, Dec. 4, at 10 A. M. Former members ot tha squadron will assemble in the Tarlsh House, No. 1 West Md St.. at 0.40 A. M. BRIG. GEN. OLIVER B. BniDCJMAN. Vice President. LIEUT, GEORGE E. FAIITS. Secretary. MEMORIAL NOri(JE8. MAUU1RE. In lovlm remembrance ot de- voted wife, mother, KATHRYNB who died Dec. 1. Iff:, My Jesus, mercy! NEWMAN. in loving memory of ray mothef. 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