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The evening world., 1919-03-01
DANIEL c. REID SUED
FOR A SEPARATION
BY ACTRESS Wife
Continued from First Page)

wife had died many years before
and in the interim he had married
Miss Clarice AEnew, who like Miss
Carrier was an actress. The second
wife died in 1sOt
When he married Miss Carrier,
Reid was fifty-four and his bride was
twenty seven. 1t was persistently
reported that he and Miss Carrier
were married in Europe in 1906 and
his friends believed that TO be the
case. Reid's wealth at that time was
estimated to be f25,0o0,ooo.
Reds New York office Is at NO
"A Wall Street and his financial ca
reer and his present activities are
almost without limit. From the time
he was a bank clerk in Richmond
Ind, he hop-skip- and jumped his
way 10 fortune becoming the moving
spirit in gigantic financial under
takings. One OF his big strokes came
when he foresaw the future OF the tin
plate business in Elwood, Ind" IN
1892. and organized the present
American Tin Plate Company. lie
came 10 New York in 1899.
He was one OF the organizers OF
the National steel Company. the
American Steel Hoop Company ana
the American Sheet Steel Company
He became a director and member oil
the United States steel Corporation
at the time OF its organization In
1901. in addition, he Is chairman OF
the board OF the American Can Com
pany, president OF the Tobacco Prod-
ucts Corporation and a director oil
the Astor Trust Company, Bankers
Trush Company, Guaranty Trust
Company. Liberty National Bank
Continental Insurance Company Le-
high Valley Railroad Company In
terborough Rapid Transit Company
and q trustee OF the American Surety
Company. He is a former chairman
Of the board OF directors OF the Rocf
Island Railway,
Reid has been noted for his chart
ties his last large gift having peer
sl7S00O FOR the construction OF th'
portable Columbia War Hospitalc II
1917.
The evening world., 1919-03-01
RULE BY COMMISSION
SET UP IN URUGUAY
President, Elected by People, to
to Govern With Body of
Nine Named by Congress.

MoNTEvIDEo. Uruguay. March L.
With the Inauguration OF DR.. Baltasar
Brum as President to-day Uruguay be-
gins n commission form Of government
for the Republic. the Commission being
formed OF the President. elected by the
direct vote OF the people, and nine com
mlssioners. appointed by two Houses
Of Congress In addition the President
will have the usual Cabinet OF nine
members. OF whom he will name three
and the Commission six.
A coalition government Is assured, as
tho Commission contains three mem.
bers OF the political party opposed to
the President The members OF the
Commission will serve six. four and two
years, 50 that In future three new
members will be appointed each two
years Tho retiring President, Felic'
| iano Vlera, will serve for six years "a
| President OF the Commission.
The evening world., 1919-03-01
VENUS FAR FROM A BEAUTY,
DECLARES ARTIST CHRISTY
"Her Legs-Ugh!" Is One of His
Criticisms-American Woman
in Glass by Herself.

Her legs-uEh!"
And II was OF the legs OF no less hon
ored a model than the Venus de Milo
herself that Howard Chandler ChrIsty
spoke to-day. lie made ~ clear that he
dlsdsined also most OF the other
charms for which the Venus Is oele-
brated.
This may be rank heresy," SAID
Christy, but personally ] consider the
Venus de Milo too massive. Her head Is
too small for her body. Her waist Is
too large, Her hips are out OF pro-
portion. Her legs-ugh!"
Christy was talking about what ne
called real beauty" and he said the
"stresm-line body" might be accepted
as the idenl-which does not necessarily
mean that one ought TO look Me a
limousine.
one orthodox thing he did say:
America produces the best models.
The American womsn-why, she's in a
class by herself"
The evening world., 1919-03-01
BoLSHEvIKI IN BIG RETREAT
IIthuanIans, Closely Pursuing, He-
fuse Appear for Truce.

STOCKHOLM, March l.-Lhthuanlan
troops, closely pursuing Bolshevik
forces. have passed the line OF Schdu-
len. SJeduva. Vievcs and Varena. which
towns are In Lithuanian hands. accord
ing 10 advlccs received here from
Kovno. Lithuanian advance, forces have
reached Toakti. about thirteen miles
east OF wilma. owing to their defeat
the Bolsheviki have requested n gus
pension OF hostilIties. but the Lithua-
mans have refused. II II reported.
Gen. Krasnoff. the Cossack leader, has
occupied Saratov. on the Noiga River
ana Volsk. 20 miles to the northo lsI
according 10 reliable reports.
The evening world., 1919-03-01
STRIKE CONTINUES,
STIRS ARGENTINA
Chamber of Deputies Defici b.
Minister Who Is Quizzed-
Deadlock Is Unbroken.

BUENOS AYRES. March 1.-The
harbor strike, when has caused u
tie-up of this port for nearly seven
weeks. came up in the Chamber OF
Dputies to-day. The Deputies sum-
moned the Minister OF the Treasury,
but he declined to answer questions,
informing them that the President
did not recognize the right OF the
Chamber 10 summon and question
Ministers.
During the strike here some trans
atlantic steamers have been loading
and unloading at Rosario and La
Plata. Shipping agents have agreed
to suspend all efforts to handle trans
atlantic steamers in any Argentine
port until the situation improves.
The evening world., 1919-03-01
BILLS SIGNED BY PRESIDENT,

WASHINGTON. March president
Wilson to-day approved fifteen bills
and one Joint resolution, The most
Important signed were;
Post office Appropriation Bill, which
carries an appropriation Of 100000
900 for good roads,
Measure Authorizing resumption OF
yoluntary enlistments in the army,
RiIl allowing soldiers, sailors and
marines 10 retain their uniforms and
other equipment,
Act authorizing the payment OF al
lotments OF enlisted men In cases
,',h.rs disputes have arisen and de-
nsndents have eonsednently suffered
from the discontir"RDca
The evening world., 1919-03-01
AMERICAN BUILT PLANE
SETS new WORLD RECORD
Makes i64 Miles an Hour and
Climbs 10000 Feet in Less
Tnan Five Minutes.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Es.ab-
lishmert by an American-buil and
designed airplane OF what officials be-
lieve are new worlds records for
speed and climbing ability was dis
closed to-day with receipt by the War
Department OF results OF preliminary
tests OF n machine constructed at
Ithaca, N. Y. The plane attained an
officlally timed speed OF l6S 2-3 miles
and hour. ana climbed 10000 fec; in
4 mlautes and 52 seconds.
The evening world., 1919-03-01
REDS IN RUSSIA
SET OUT TO KILL
ALL MOTHER LOVE
More Horrors of BolSheviSt
Rule Toward Women Re-
vealed by Refugees.

WARSAW, Thursday. Feb. q
(Associhted Press). The Russian
Soviet Government is carrying on a
popular campaign to secure the sup
port OF women throughout Russia,
according 10 refugees reaching here
from Moscow. Nine. Radek, wife Of
Kari Radek. the chief Bolshevik
Agent in Germany is taking
prominent part In this work and In
trying to attract the attention Of the
large mass OF women by having
women take positions in the min
istries and colleges.
Premier Lenine Is declared to have
made this remark to Nine. Radek:
"If Bolshevism falls. II will be be-
cause we could not get the mass OF
women Interested"
Many intelligent women are report
ed to be cooperating with Lenlne
and TrotEky, but so far they have
pointed out vainly that II will be i'm
possible TO win the support OF the
women as long as religion Is Haunted
and as long as divorce IL made so
easy.
According to some refugees. how
ever, there has been no general ap-
plication OF the much advertised easy
divorce and easy marriage regula-
tions The Province OF Tula made
an attempt to nationallze women,
but nothing came Of Il. The same
result followed a similar decree issued
in Moscow.
However. women have frequently
illustrated in the town OF Briansk.
Troops OF the Red Guard Army. when
they arrived there. requisitioned 90
unmarried women and 60 married
women and women Of the nobility.
In the provinces OF Saratov, Volga
and Vladimir the Soviets declared
that men and women had equal
rights. and also that n a person of
either sex was not married they were
obliged to accept the first offer made
public through selections made by
consulting names posted at Soviet
headquarters. The children OF such
marriages. II was decreed. were to
become the property OF the state.
II was on this theory, IL Is declared.
that the childless Nine. Kollontay.
"a prominent Bolshevik," married
Debenko, at one time the BolshevilS
Minister OF Marine. Mime. Kollontay
believed that the children OF the
Bourgeoisie, II educated by the state,
would grow up with Bolshevik IDEAS.
She also devised a plan 10 elimi-
nate maternal affection by forcing
mothers at children's institutions to
nurse indIscriminately any there who
were not their own. While she was
Minister OF Education Nine. Kollon-
tay, II Is said. was respon sibie for a
number OF such schemes.
Tho Bolsheviki attempted to plea 50
women by establishing amusement
centres in the cities and towns, bu,
this was counteracted by the fact
that the Bolsheviki closed the stores
and nationalized women's clothes.
The wives OF the Bolsheviki leader.
often were openly against Bolshe.
yhsm owing TO the clothes question
With their new found wealth the
women wish to make a display anc
they also had difficulties in obtain.
ing silks, gloves and other finery.
The evening world., 1919-03-01
GERMANY FACING
AFRESH REVOLT;
SCHE|DEMANN OUT?
Soldiers Council in Munich
DEGREES Martial Law in
Bavaria.

LONDON, March IA further
revolutionary movement In Germany
is imminent. according 10 report
reaching London through Holland TO-
day. II is added. that Chancellor
Scheidemann has resigned
PARIS. March 1.-The soldiers and
workmen's Congress at Munich has
declared r. artlal la W for all n Bavaria
according to a Zurich despatch to the
Matin.
BASLE. Friday. Feb. 2s.-The SOL
dlers and Workmon's Council a.
Munich has discussed a Constitu'
ton for Bavaria. according to advics'
reaching here and has declared thai
FOR considerations OF safety and oy
reason Of the confused situation oil
the country, the Bavarian Diet is ad-
journed and the Soldiers and Work
mems Assembly shall be known AZ
the Provisional National Council un'
I'll a new congress which will bt
summoned later meets"
The Soldiers and workmen's Con,
gress has assumed supreme power.
Provisional National Council eK-
ercising legislative functions.
Spartacan forces offeftd very
feeble resistance to Government
troops when the latter took Ham.
born on Thursday and gave ~
two cannon. 1000 rifes and a quan.
tity OF munitions. At Essen the
number OF strikers is now estimated
at 5,l00.
STOCKHOLM. March 1.-The Sec.
ond and Third Bavarian Army Corp'
have been ordered to Munich TO pre-.
sent an ultimatum to the ProvlsIona
Government there. according TO a de.
spatch received from Berlin to-day
They will demand immediate sum,
moninE OF the former Diet, recon.
struction OF the Parliamentary Gov
ernment and disarmament Of civil
ians.
Governmental affairs In Munich ar,
now being administered by a trium
virate consisting OF Herren Niekisch
Sekuser and Gandorfer. acting unde
an Executive Council consisting o
fifty spartacans. Majority Socialist
and Minority Socialists.
COPENHAGEN, March l,-Muens
ter Government troops entered Dues
seldorf on Friday and occupied II
railway stations and public building,
Spartacan leaders escaped and III
town Is quiet. according to Berlin ad
vices received here.
BERLIN, Friday, Feb. B.-Tw
hundred thousand persons are idle Ii
Berlin because OF the general STRIKE
which Is extending into southern an
central Germany. Railway communi
cations between Berlin and souther
Germany has been cut off eoupletel,
The evening world., 1919-03-01

Deyo Cornelius n. johnson. Archie .B.GNath-
ue, Hsrv.d q HAkCly aud Maurice ENiueI.
see9nd !.euts. Frederick G. Van Brunt. wal.
E,r,,m Hanley, Arthur G., Book; h,rl
ntef MctAty. William ], Mcktnna. John X
pr"eY AMI Frank 4. Coneffcy.
10Th Infantry.
, Ftst Li,uis.. John C. Freeman. Henry G
Guoodnow, frvderek u. Conknn. Charcs
bSsa HG Iis.Sod fNia \ Hn,. Tern s8l aS GoSirS v
:, sc,ond Ecut,, Louis Nolard, Ho',rt y. T.
nai John GofNeIler, Lept e. Powell. MAI
I. hNley. Geure w. Ward, james A. Dfiin
and william ]. Boehm.
t06th Infantry.
Pint Lisu,s.; Albert y. Reiasrt; Arthur y.
oom, Chaplain; Walter ID. Keller. Herbert B
Dcmer: David II. AlAmson; Hubert " Da's;
Arthur J HonHci; William q. AruletIons
rhlllns; Thonas j. Norton; Richard Sherman.
and Harry ]. Flood.
10sth Infantry.
Firt 8euts Jacob W. vost and Charles II.
Rignal.
second IIsu,s. Ruport @. Miller; Robert 2.
bisse John y. pcn9yspi Jsmes MnrpH
hsSYS Mcclure. hso k a' cbsrSscS E %sSs' Es% Espsg
Heffernan: Morton ". Brush; Robert McDonad
Herter Q. Rck,. and Adam J. schsonzer.
Machine Gun Battalion.
Fiat 1Aeai. Jo,eph y. Coos.
Second Heuts. hclard @. Lyon and Frederici
Fif,i Lieuu Fr.pk L. Walton and Hugh ",
Sccond Lieut., Myles Mcdonnell
The evening world., 1919-03-01
ITALIAN PRESS FIRM
ON ADRIATIC CLAIMS
Unanimously Rejects Proposal TO
Reconsider Refusal to
Arbitrate.

ROME. Mar Italian newspapers to-
day unanimously rejected the proposal
that Italy reconsider It's refusal to arbi-
trate It's Adrlatic claims.
Italy's claims TO Dalmatlh and other
Eastern Adriatic territories are based
on the London Pact, secret treaty
concluded with Great Britain. France
and Russia before tho United States en-.
tered the war. II has been tacltly ad-
mitted that acceptance OF President VIII
sons fourteen principles abrogatcd all
secret treaties. Recently. the American n
delegates proposed that Italy submit its
claims to arbitration.
The evening world., 1919-03-01
COCKTAILS CIVILIAN AGAIN.
General VIII Help In Rseonstrue.
tion In France.

WASHINGTON. March l.-AIalor
Gen. George W. Goethals returned 10
civil Ike to-day as a retired ofhcer OF
the Army, having relinqulsh,d bis du.
ties as assistant to the chId OF the
General Stsff and Director OF Purchase
Storage and Traffic 10 Brig. Gen George
W. Burr. who has been his chief aid In
the department.
Goethals will leave for France nex,
month in connection with recons,rlc.
ton work In Europe for an enEineering
arm. with which he is to be associated
The evening world., 1919-03-01
U. S. BAND IN GERMAN PRISON,
II Kept Up Americans Morale and
Now wants 90 Tour Country.

This sounds German, but the
Y, NJ. c. A. vouches for its authen-
ticity.
American boys who were prisoners
in the German camp at Rastatt put II
over on their captors through the in
tercession Of the Y. NJ. c. A. cabinet
and kept high their morale with a
band, games and shows. staged in the
largest theatre In RAstatt
The band had twenty pieces One
OF its members WAS n New York boy,
John A. Aulback, No. 2is Rlvington
Street IL was led by SeTst, H. A.
gether fpr a tour for the army OF oc-
eupatio1 and later another tour In
The evening world., 1919-03-01
PALMER'S NAME APPROVED
senate Expected TO Act FeIIovin.
Committees Report.

WASHINGTON. March The seD-
ato Judiciary Committee to-day no
unanimous vote ordered Favorable %
port on the nomination OF A. H.,
Palmer, Alien Property Custodian ,n ~ sl
Attorney General Absence Of Rs,,,pSe pe
licRn opponent foreshadowed prcmD,
confirmation by the Senate "p'
The evening world., 1919-03-01
COL. BARTHMAN RESIGNS.
Commander Of t7th Regiment
Wants 10 Return 90 Retired List.

The resignation OF Col. Henry c.
Barthman as commander OF the 47th
Regiment, New York Guard, was made
public to-day. lie had commanded the
old National Guard OF that number and
was called from the retired ist In June.
1911 when the new state guard was
organized.
lids application to he returned 20 the
retired list was sent to Brig. Gen. Jamc $
Robh last Monday. Col Barthman will
romain in command OF the regimeat
until his resignation is acted upon.
The evening world., 1919-03-01
FIND THREE DEAD FROM GAS,
Police Break Down Door and Dis
cover Father and Children.

Two tenants in the apartment hous,
at No. 25s Classon Avenue, BROOKLYN
rushed into the Classon Avenue Police
station to-day and told Sergt o'Gradv
5rnr, S an ana1iment @ on ths tom % coming
Two patrolmen who were sent 10 In.
vest igate. broke down the door snA
found Arthur Burns. thirty-ilye, bis
daughter Grace. three. and his son IA
ward six. dead In bed.
Mrs. Burns died about six weeks ago
The evening world., 1919-03-01
FREED FROM ELLIS ISLAND.
Court Decides walter Alexander 4,
An American Citizen.

Walter Alexander, detained in Ella,
Island for nearly a year, charged with
being a Germsn enemy alien, was -.
leased to-day on writ OF hab.a,
corpus, granted by Judge Mayer IN tbs
United States District Court. "e
The Court decided that AkYanda, d.
an American citizen, that he had sbo.,S
himself to be loyal and wss iiegaIIy
detained. "S
The evening world., 1919-03-01
HUNGARY CALLS ELECTION.
To Choose Constituent Assembly
Despite Occupation.

LONDON. March Tho Hungarian
Cabinet has decided to issue orders for
the election OF new Constituent As
sembly 10 take place during the hrst
part d April over the whole country
regardless Of enemy occupation. accord
ing to a Reuters despatch from Buda-
pest. This step was considered neees-
ssry In view Of the oovernmenrs for
eisn policy. Il u said.
The evening world., 1919-03-01
BORDEAUX UNIVERSITY
REBUKES GERMAN PLEA
FOR PRE-WAR RELATIONS
Suggests Leipsig and Heidelberg Au'
thorities View Devastated
France.
PARIS, Friday, Feb. IS,

THE Universities OF Leips'S
and Heidelberg have trans
mitted a letter to all the
French universities requesting
that their pre-war relations be
renewed, The German univer-
slties have been sent the follow
ing reply from the University OF
Bordeaux:
Please make a short visit 10
the devastated regions of north
en France and then inform us
upon your return how long II
would be before you would rene"
relations with a people commit
ting similar deeds in your couh-
try.
The generation perpe'ra'lns
such abominations has seVereo
all connection with humanity
Perhaps we shall renew relations
with the next generation"
The evening world., 1919-03-01
Catholic Club "a Honor Former
PreNIdeni.

The Catholic Club will tender din
ner to It's former president, Percy j.
King. at the clubhouse. No l2O Central
Park South. this evening, Among those
who will be present are Archbishop
elect Patrick j. Hayes and the Right
Rev. Michael J, I.avolle. rector Of st.
patrick's Cathedral
The evening world., 1919-03-01
1OsTH LEAVING BREST.
"Embark within Hour" Says Cable
From Capt. Blades.

HORNBIIL, March Mrs. Archi-
bald Blades. wife OF the Captain OF
Company X. l0sth Regiment. has re-
celved a cable from Brest, France, that
her husband and part OF his command.
together With other companies OF the
l0Sth. would embark "within an hour"
The evening world., 1919-03-01
THE WORLDS
Real Estate Advertisements
SELL TWO HOUSES
FRANK c. STEVENS
Real Estate Broker

Room 406, Proctor Building
Mount Vernon. N. Y. Feb, n. 1919.
New York World. Park Row. New York
City:
centIemen-on Sunday. January 10Th.
and Sunday January 10th. | advertised
two houses for sale. $500 and 81 900. and.
am glad to say. sold both in week. and
can safely say The New York World is
one Of the best real estate papers Of the
present day to obtain results.
advertise in all the New York papers,
and for medium priced houses prefer The
World. am writing this just to show
my appreciation Of the Efforts Of live
papez. Yours most respectfully.
=. C. STEVENS
The evening world., 1919-03-01
NEW HAVEN WRECK Fatal
Motornan Of Electric Traia KILL 4
and Dssea Hurt.

WARREN R. l., March, l-rx.
electric trains on the Fall fsivs.p,ov,
dence line OF the New York. New H,v.-
4 diartfond Railroad came tos.,A"l
had on to-day. A motorinsn ner @
Killed and twelve passengers llnjur,S ="
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ws.,. u.Ip In Finding III" SON

Ac;ing Ca pt Ayres' In oharss Oh wv m
Missing P4rscns Bureau to-day re-
eeiyed letter from Edward Woou, 10 .,
q WoodhnnlnA souare, Douglas, Isle or
Man 'rro,,s1 vha help In aseertainins tne
presen, Sxeas OF his son. John ~,
Wood !. ss connected with a large
insurans mpany OF New YORK ana ana
Phllaaa sna who up 20 July last
resided B. IS West sso ouoo@ Y
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The evening world., 1919-03-01
LIST OF OFFICERS OF The 18th
WHO ARRIVED ON ROCHAMBEAU
Stafi' company and Platoon Commanders of
lo2d l05th, 106th, 1O7th and 1O8th.

rhe l.st OF officers who arrived on
board 'no steamer Rochambeau. with
units companies and detachments TO
which they are assigned ,o,,ow..
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WARNS AGAINST LEAVING GER.
MANY OUT OF LEAGUE.

The Senator warned especially
against leaving the Central Pow
ers out OF the League, saying the
inevitable result would be "to
drive them more closely together
for mutual self protection, thus
making the formation OF a second
league OF nations bidding for ad-
herenee from neutral states al
most a certainty"
continued, 1--WE should have two
leagues Of nations and two
great camps each preparing for
q new and greater life and death
struggle"
The term league Is a misnomer
in another and really vital matter.
For n league connotes "A confedera-
ton. and a confederation implies n
right In the several parties to with
draw at their will. But there In no
right OF secession within the four
corners OF this covenant. on the
other hand. the association here pro-
Vided for is u union In the full sense
OF that term as applied to our own
political institutions. Once in this
union and we remain there no mat
ter how onerous ats gigantic bur
dens may become.
NO matter how great the distaste
,nnd revulsion our people may have
for IL. we must remain members un-
I'll either We persuade all the states
represented in the executive council
and three -fourths OF those repre-
scented In the body OF delegates IA
bid us depart in peace, or until the
League crumbles Of its own weight
or is destroyed by its enemies, ol
until we fight our way out against
the British Empire, France, Italy
Japan and all the lesser states they
are able TO persuade to join tho
League"
Senator Knox said the provisions
OF the proposed league took away tho
right OF Congress 20 declare war, q
raise armies and support "A navy anC
he declared that with war legaliLeC
by the league, this may spell over
whelming disaster"
Pause and consider that II Is pro
posed" said Senator Knox. "to TAX,
from the social organism not alon,
the right but the power OF self-de
fense. We shall stand not only naked
but bound and helpless"