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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
Davis, Baldwin, Crawford,
Speak at Farm Meeting

Theodore Davis, president of the
county farmers association, Alpheus
Baldwin, of Webster and Earl Craw-
ford, spoke at a meeting of Washing
ton township farmers in Milton, Fri
day afternoon.
The meeting was the largest and
best, that has been held by a township
Organization. it was said, Wayne O.
Adams. state officer, who was sched-
uled to speak, could not come.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
ESCAeINET MAY RESIGN IF
ALLIED TERMS ARE PRESSED
(ISV ASSOCiateU PrCSS)

BASLE, Jan. 31-Because of the al
legged impossibilty of insuring the exc
cution of it's orders for the surrender
of Germans accused of violation of the
laws of war by the allies, the German
government will resign if the Ententc's
powers insist on their delivery ac-
cording t. the Nachrichten of this
city, which says it has received its
information from relia BILE source.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
May Make Fifth Ave.,
A "One Way" Street
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Fifth avenue
q thoroughfare that includes two of
the worlds greatest focal points of
travel, may be made "one way"
street in an effort to regulate the tre-
mendous flood of vehicular traffic, it
was learned today.
Police officials and the Fifth Ave
rue association have drawn up tenta-
80 plans calling for the flow of traf-
soutbward in the forenoon and
Inward in the afternoon. The
scheme probably will be put into eff.
feet in two weeks as an experiment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
Census Finished in Country,
Says Stevens, District Head

The census for Wayne county was
practically completed Saturday, ac-
cording to j. E. Stevens of Liberty,
supervisor of the census in the Sixth
district. Although several of the en-
have not sent their portfo-
lios to Stevens, the county is cleaned
up, he said
Enumerators were delayed some
what because of the bad condition
of the roads.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
MEXICO CITY BANKERS
DECIDE ON CLEARING HOUSE

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 31.-Decision
to establish clearing house In this
city on Feb. 15 was reached yester-
day following conferences between
Mexico City bankers. These confer
ences, which were attended by French
Canadian. German, American and
Mexican representatives. revealed
confidence in the commercial and In.
dustrial future of the country. 1t IL re
corted.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
BARTEL AGAIN IS
"W TRUSTEE HEAD

Adam H. Bartel was reelected presi
dent of the board of trustees of the
local Y. NJ. c. A. for 1920 at the meet.
ing of the board Saturday afternoon.
T. w. Smith was named vice presi.
dent in place of j. A Carr. while John
II. Johnston was reelected secretary.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
TWENTY-FIVE HELD AS
SINN FEINERS IN IRELAND

LONDON, Jan. 81 Advices from
Ireland today show that the constabu-
larry and the military detained 25 men
under charges of violating the Defense
of the Realm Act in counties LINER
ick Cls re and Tipperary this morning
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
SWISS ASK LEAGUE TO
DEAL WITH NEUTRALITY
(By Associated Press)

BERNE, Jan. 31.-The Swiss gcv-
ernment has addressed a note to the
league of nations asking that the ques-
ton of Swiss neutrality be the first
dealt with at the meeting of the coun-
Gil of the league in Londan. Feb. %.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
IS 900 LEAVE UNITED
STATES FOR CANADA
(By Associated p

IBy ASsOC1dleu fTtSSI
OTTAWA, Jan. 31-More than 25.-
600 persons of the farming class mi
grated to Canada from the United
States during 1919, according to gov
ernment reports made public today.
The United States furnished 52,064
persons-nearly half of the dominion's
total immigration. They brought with
them cash and effects valued at $751;
419406
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
AGREE ON OIL BILL.

!, WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-House and
senate conferees on the oil land leas-
ing bill, reached a virtual agreement
today. breaking a deadlock over house
and senate amendments to the So
called remedial provisions of the oil
section.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
ITALIAN ANARCHIST MISSING
(By Associated Press)

NDS -h>','N~N- N"'
ROME, Jan. 31.-Enrico Malatest =
the anarchist leader, is reported to
have disappeared. Diligent search is
being made for him by the police. who
hold a warrant for h arrest on a
charge of melting clax & hatred and
attempting to overthrow the present
regime in Italy.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31

R. E. Walthen, president, and Will
lam Knebelkamp, general manager
OF X b. Walthen and company, Louis
Vile distillers, are out on $4,000 bail
awaiting preliminary hearing on
charges Of trying to defraud the gov
eminent of taxes on distilled spirits.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
VILLA FACES GOVERNMENT
NEAR CHIHUAHUA CAPITAL

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 81
Francisco Villa has established head
quarters at Satevo, state of Chihuahua,
and the Mexican government has or
dered concentra tion of federal forces
at Chihuahua City in that state ac-
cording to a dispatch today from Chi
huahua City to a Mexican newspa per
here. +
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31

Representative Byrne, Democratic
congressman from South Carolina,
startled the house recently by urging
dishonorably discharge for Admiral
Sims, because Of the latter's state
ments at hearing of the senate nav
al committee.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
81 Couples Married in
January; IL Ask Divorce

Only 81 marriage licenses were is
sued by the county clerk during Jan
uary. This is an unusually small
number.
A total of II divorce petitions was
filed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31
Bread Prices in Chicago
Up One Cent A Pound;
No Flour Increase, Report
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Jan. 31.-Retail bread
prices in Chicago will be increased
one cent a pound, effective Monday,
eading bakers announced today. The
hew price will be II and II cents for
"a pound loaf
Bakers also announced hat new
bread of so percent government floar
and so percent white flour would be
placed on sale at the old prices.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31

MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 81 = n
prices have varied only slightly here
January, it was learned today.
Early in the month flour advanced a
quarter to STATS barrel, but Jan. 20
it dropped so cents and has remained
at SLABS since, according to quota
tions at the leading mills here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-31

CHILEAN CABINET OUT.
SANTIAGO, Chilli, Jan. 31.-The
Chilean cabinet has resigned.
The evening world., 1920-06-18
HOOVER TOVOTE
HARDING TICKET;
URGES UNITY
Issues a Formal Statement
After Breakfasting With the
Republican Nominee.
STANDS FOR PLATFORM.
Nothing in 1t to Prevent Giving
1t a Forward Looking
Interpretation.

WASHINGTON. June 1s.--Indors-
ing the main action OF the Republican
National Convention at Chicago, Her
bert Hoover, in a. letter to friends,
made public to-day after he had con-
ferred with Senator Harding, called
upon all elements of the party to sup
port the National Republican ticket
at the polls.
II breakfasted with Senator Hard
Ing this morning at tho Senator's In
vitation,' said Mr., Hoovers state
ment. Il presented the views which
1 believed were held by considerable
group of independ snt and progressive
Republicans on various questions. The
Senator stated lat 1t was his most
sincere deslre TO be the Instrumental
ity for bringing the divergent ele-
ments Of the party toL ther; that the
views of both the conservative and
progressive wings Of the party would
be fully presented in the admins
tration; that hc represented no par
ticular grou'. but that he considered
1t was his first duty as leader Of the
party to consolidate all elements into
a united front. He will, Of course,
issue no statement until after the
Democratic Convention, and then af-
ter consultation with all sides."|
Mr.. Hoover quotes the following
from a letter which he has sent 10
friends all over the country:
The Chicago platform Is not radl
cal. The greater part Of It Is con-
structive and progressive Nothing
prevents the compromise planks on
Labor, the League, &c, from being
given a forward-looking interpreta-
tion. Some things, including a reor-
ganization of our election expendi-
lures and the primaries. are not ad-
equately dealth with.
Nothing could be more disastrous
than the development OF severaI
party organizations representing tht
complexion Of every group In !bc
country.
Il am convinced that unity of &c.
ton among the liberal thinkers of thu
party, especially n they exert them.
selves in the current of Congressiona
elections will insure the countr!
against legislative reaction.
III the Republican Party is not 4
be irrevocably split l cannot conceiv,
that senator Harding will for IN,
moment submit the admnlstrativ,
side OF the Government to the domi
nation Of any group OI coterie." g.
The evening world., 1920-06-18
DETROIT is FOURTH
CITY OF u. S. IN SIZE
Population Increases 527,973 or
1874 Per Cent.-Cleveland
Up to 700,836.

WASHINGTON. June Is.-Detroit.
with a numerical Increase and rate OF
growth larger than Chlcago's and second
only 20 New York's during the last ten
years. Is now fourth largest city OF the
country dlsplaclng 81. Louis and out
ranking Boston. Cleveland. Baltimore
and Pittsburgh. all OF which were larger
than the Michigan city ten years ago.
DetroIrs 1920 population. announced
to-day by the Census Buerau. Is 993, ,739.
Increase OF 527,s73. or l13A per cent. y
Cleveland with a population Of 79s.
S26 has increased A2,t per cent. with
.236,173 more inhabitants this year than
In 1910. The population then was $50.
.663 This increase places Clcvcla nj
third IN the order OF growth. The In,
crease In Los Angeles was S0.3 per cent
The evening world., 1920-06-18
100000 JEWELRY
ROBBERY IN HOME
OF LAWYER HARE
Theft on June , Revealed in
Warning to Pawnbrokers
Police Silent.

A 100000 jewel robbery at the
home OF Mr., and Mrs Montgomery
Hare, No. 100 East saith street, on the
morning Of June ., news of which has
been suppressed by the police for
more than two weeks, has been re-
vealed by a warning sent to all pawn
brokers to watch for the stolen gems.
The burglars are believed to have
entered the residence through an un-
finished building on the Park Avenue
corner. Between this building and
the brownstone house occupied by Mr.,
and Mrs Hare. there ara two houses
which are closed for the summer.
Immediately after the discovery
that Mrs. Hares jewel case, contain
ing a $4,000 pearl necklace and sew
enteen other pieces of jewelry had
DISAPPEARED the police were notified
and detectives were assigned. The
robbery was kept quiet by the police
tbut apparently no headway has been
made toward recovering the jewels
in the time that has elapsed.
Included in the list of stolen jewels
| besides the string OF pearls are q
pearl bracelet valued at $4,000, two
pearl and diamond bracelets, a pear
and diamond brooch, n fifteen -cara'
emerald pendant, a three-carat dia'
mond Iavalier nd diamond orna
ments.
Mr.. Hare is a member of the Law
firm of Rush and Hare, No. 22 VIII
lam Street. He is a member of IN
Union, Knickerbocker, Racquet ant
Tennis, Tuxedo, City, Midday ant
Colony Clubs. He formerly was AS
sistant Corporation Counsel.
Mrs. Hare was Miss Constanc
Parsons. daughter of the late Johi
f. Parson, organizer Of the American
Sugar Refining Company
The evening world., 1920-06-18
KEYS MADE
FOR ELWELL DOOR,
TWO LOCKS USED
LockSmith Reveals Same Key
Would Not Open Outside
and Inside FaStenings.

The man who changed the combina-
tlon Of the lock on a door In the Eli
well home in last February was
Samuel Rudomln, locksmith ami
bellhanger at No. ls4 West End Ave.
nue.. and he only changed the one
lock. He differs with Edward Rhodes
the Elwell chauffeur. who has ie-
clared that there were only two keys
to the door.
Rudomln says that he made three
keys to the outer. or storm door and
that the man he understands 10
Rhodes got the third kew.
II remember the job very we'll"
said the locksmlth, because II was
the first real Job got in the neigh
borhood after moved here. A chauf-
feur came to the shop and told me
to go and look at the lock OF the
house at No. 244 West 10th Street I
put my scrowdriver in the lock and
opened the door. Then told him
that II needed a new combination.
which he told me 20 put In. asked
him II he wanted the inside door
changed at the same time. and he
said no,
"He said that there were too many
keys out then and told me TO make
two keys only for the new comblna-
ton lock. Il took the lock TO my shop
and when was returning with II
met another man who told me 10
leave the keys under the mat, which
I did. A few days later the chauf-
feur came to the shop and got third
key to the outside lock"
The second man mentioned answers
the description OF Barnes, the valet
and secretary OF Elwell. who has said
there were only two keys to the door
This is the first time the knowledge
has been made public OF two keys be-
ing necessary TO secure an entrance
20 the house.
Assistant District Attorney Joyce
know about the third key, he said
to-day.
The lock OF the inside door" he
said. "had been changed before the
repairs to the lock OF the outer door.
Il had been changed TO a corbln
lock, but we have not yet found the
! locksmith who made the change and
do not know how many keys were
made for It."
The evening world., 1920-06-18
SAYS HARDING HELD
STOCK IN BREWERY
Head OF Dry Party Declares Sen
ator Admitted This , ID
Years Ago.

CHICAGO, June Ex-senator Warren
G. Harding, formerly owned stock In
Il brewery. according to a statement is
sued by Virgil @. Hinshaw at Prohibl-
tlon National Headquarters here to-day.
Mr. Hinshaw says Senator Harding
admitted at a dinner given by Thomas
b. Feeder at the New Willard Hotel In
Washington two and a half years ago.
that he had owned brewery stock in
Ohio" The dinner. Mr. Hlnshaw said.
was given IN honor Of Nat Harris. the
dry Governor OF Georgia.
The statement adds that the Senator
later voted for the Federal Prohibition
Amendment and voted for the Volstcno
Act over the Presidents veto.
The evening world., 1920-06-18
GEO. ". PERKINS, F|NANC|ER
AND POLITICAL LEADER, DIES
IN STAMFORD SAN|TARIUM
inflammation of Brain Due to
Continuous Overwork Cause
of His Death.
TAKEN ILL IN EUROPE.
Close Friend of Col. Roosevelt
; and War Worker Was
Father of Profit Sharing.

George w. Perkins. one OF the
ablest financiers in America and one
of the foremost political factors out
side the office-seeking class. died
1T BIS this morning in the Stamford
Hall Sanitarium, Stamford. Conn.
A statement by Mr., Perkinss
physicians, given out at Mr..
Perkins's Office, gave the time OF his
death and stated that death resulted
from an attack of "acute inflamma-
tion Of the brain. the result OF COM
plete nervous exhaustion due to In
tense and continuous overwork."
Mr.. Perkins had been In Ill health
for long time. Early in May he left
his home Glyndor in RiverdRle. and
went TO a place near Ellenville in the
lower Catskills. His condition failed
10 improve. There were rumOrs that
he had been taken to Roosevelt Hos
pital but these were denied by hts
son, who said his father was taken
directly 70 Stamford from the Cats
kills, and he had been at Stanford for
some time before the announcement
Of his presence there was publicly
made.
1t was on June II that the public
first knew Of his fatal illness when
nervous breakdown and his removal tC
the sanitarium were announced. Mr.
Perkins's son said the object in re-
moving his father to the Sanitariun
was to give him "a complete rest"
The illness which caused his deatl
is believed TO have been an aftermath
Of an attack of influenza and pneu
monia which he suffered in Franc'
when he was doing Y. NJ. c. A. worl
during the war. Arrangements for tn
funeral have not been announced.
It was learned that Mr.. Perkin
recently rallied nicely from a seriou
heart attack, and the fact that he ha,
the strength to do so was consldere,
encouraging. 1t was while hi
friends felt thus hopeful that the en-
came with shocking suddenness.
The body of MIR. Perkins was t1kel
TO his country home at Riverdale thi
afternoon. Mrs, Perkins and her sol
were with Mr.. Perkins when the en-
came.
The funeral will take place Sunda
afternoon, probably at 4 o'clock, a
the Riverdale Presbyterian Churci
The services will be private.
Mr. Perkins was born in Chicago
Jan. 81, 1862. His father. who's
name also was George w. Perkins
! was q pioneer in the life insuranc
CONTINUED on Fourteenth Page)
The evening world., 1920-06-18
MILK PRICE TO BE
HIGHER FOR JULY
Borden's President Says Farmers
Have Advanced Cost to
Distributors.

Patrick d, Fox, president OF Borden .
Farm Products Company, announced to-
day that. owing to the increase In the
price which the distributors will have to
pay the farmers for milk during July
the cost Of milk to consumers will be ad-
vanced next month. lie said the price
OF the various grades would be an
nounced IN a few days. but wohld be
kept as low as possible.
next month we shall have 20 pay
the dairymen S2,s5 100 pounds. an In,
crease, Of 40 cents over the price foI
May" he said, "and shall have to ash
the public TO help II we are to do busi.
ness without loss
The evening world., 1920-06-18
SUIT OVER WALKER HOME.
CITY BeEIns Action 10 FOrecIoss
Mortgage on senator's Residence.

city Chamberlain Philip BorolzheimeI
in the Supreme Court to-day began suit
to foreclose mortgage held ny the city
on the home OF state senator James
j. Walker. Tammany leader. al No. 81
Lukc's Place.
Tho property was owned originally by
Patrick Room, y relative Of the Walkers
on May .. 1902. Room gave a mortgage
for $500 to the Title Insurance. Com
pany which was to expire In May. 1907
The mortgage was assigned Dy the Title
Insurance Company to the city, and was
never paid, The papers do not show
how Senator Walker came into posses
sloA Of the propsrays
The evening world., 1920-06-18
MRS. LARSEN TELLS SWAMI
OF ELWELES WOMAN GUEST
Names Miss Wilson" as Visitor
Who Owned Pink Pajamas, in
Long Grilling by Prosecutor and
Newspaper Men-Slayer Followed
Woman to House, Theory Now,

Mrs. Larsen houkeepe for Joseph BOVINE EweI who was
murdered ago to-day his home No. PA West 7oh Street,
grng examination this afternoon the hands OF District
Attorney Swami in the presence of newspaper who
invited by the prosecution ask the witness any questions they deemed
pertinent
The in the District Attorneys private office Of hs
dramatic the discovery the crumped body of the whist
expert and racing Mrs Larsen answered most questions promptly,
h she hated when Mr. Swami aswei her she had discussed
murder with Rhodes the chauffeur Barnes the valet and secretary
ana finally said TNoli
The evening world., 1920-06-18
MRS. FEITNER WINS
MET" FOR 9TH TIME
Regains Golf Championship by De-
feating Miss Bishop on
Greenwich Course.
Especial TO The Evening World }

GREENWICH. Conn, June iS.-Mrs
Quentin Fitner OF the South Shore Club
for the sixth time became Metrolopitan
golf champion when she defeated Miss
Georgianna Bishop Of Brooklyn a former
title holder, in the finals to-day over the
Greenwich course by up and TO go.
Both were even at the turn, Miss Bish-
op, having the advantage on the greens
and then running up a lead OF holes
which the new champion only eyened at
the fourteenth where her tremendous
driving proved the deciding factor
Mrs. Feltner then wan the fifteenth
and also the sixteenth wAere Miss BIS
hop lost control OF her CLUBS
Mrs Geitner nee, Hyde, started Hin-
ming met" titles In 1910 and her victory
to-day makes the third time sno sas
defeated Miss Bishop.
Miss Marion Hoi!ius, the 1910 cham
pon. was absent in Engigud and let
her title so by default
The evening world., 1920-06-18
WOMEN DEMOCRATS
CHOOSE ROOSTER AS
REAL PARTY EMBLEM
Say Donkey Was Wished on
Organization That Has Some
thing to- Crow About.
CHICAGO, June IS.
DRS. FREDERICK TAIL.


N Chairman OF the Finance
Committee of the Illinois
Democratic Womens Committee,
announced to-day that thousands
OF little silver roosters will be
taken TO the National Convention
at. San Francisco in an effort TO
familiarize the pOpulace with
the real party emblem"
81 have gone into this ques-
tion," said Mrs. Tahl. "and l find
that the donkey was wished on
the Democratic Party just after
the Civn War when the Demo-
Gratis stubbornly refused the TO.
construction programme OF the
opposite party.
"The Democrats are not
'muush,' only Am The rooster
is a proud bird and has some
yhing TO crow about"
The evening world., 1920-06-18
MRS. CARUSO SURE
} SHEPUT JEWELS
IN STEEL CASE
Tenor'S Wife TeStifieS at John
Doe Inquiry Into 100000
Gem Robbery.
BUTLER LOCKED HOUSE
Declares Fitzgerald, Chauffeur,
Had No Occasion to At
tend to Jewel Box.

The John Doe inquiry into the
theft Of 100000 worth of jewels be-
longing to Mrs. Enrico Caruso on the
night Of June s, was begun this NORM
ing before Justice Of the Peace Sher-
i'll at East Hampton. L. l. District
Attorney Young conducted the in
quiry for the state and former As
sistant District Attorney Conway OF
Brooklyn represented the CarusO
family. Frederick ]. and Henry Gold
smith represented George Fitzgerald,
the Caruso chauffeur.
The hall was crowded when the
hearing started at IL o'clock. Mrs.
Caruso was accompanied by her
brother and sister law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Park Benjamin jr. Fitzgerald's
wife sat In a front. seat. Mrs. Caruso
was the first witness called.
Mrs. Caruso was dressed in a blue
tailor-made suit. black pumps, light
blue crepe de chine shirtwaist, black
beaded net hat and wore fur. She
gave list OF all the employees In the
household,
II went to New York on business
on Friday, June A. said Mrs. Caruso.
'I was accompanied by my sister-in-
| law, Mrs. Benjamin. and a personal
maid. We were driven to the railroad
station here by my chauffeur and
took a train for the city My chauf-
feur met me in New York at noon
or Saturday. the following day. and
brought me back. Coming down
! had a guest. Mrs. James Williams
| Of Atlanta, Ga, with me. My two
brothers, Paul and Romayne. were
also with us. We arrived In East
Hampton at Z o'clock Saturday even
| ing"
Mrs. Carlso then described the
steel jewel case in which she KEEP
her jewels.
|
The evening world., 1920-06-18
Yncht nnrr rostponrd ArnIn.

NEWPORT, Il. l., June lS.-For the
third successive day weather condi.
tIons to-day forced postponement OF
the ninth race between the Resoluts
and Vanltle. for the right to defend
the Americas Cup against the Sham
rock ". Hcxt month.
The evening world., 1920-06-18
Enn 90 MEMS SUITS. sPECINL aIT.O;

g95 90 MEMS SUITS, SPECIAL sIT.O5.
The hub" ClOhlng Corner. Broadway, cornCT
Barolsy Street GOD. WoolWorh Buildlnsl all
s,u to LAY ahd Saturday 2O00 mems and youns
mems Sprus suits In blues, browns. -Istus srsJs
aud fancy mixtures. snSle " doublsbr,ased. form
lifting mlu,SU style. slash patch pockets. scp
latea yOuns mems models, sli dzss Our sIseisl
price lor to-day and Saturday. Ni.s5 Uth.n A.
Sal05. Open Saturday niEht uli 10. Hun
uLUxi11rNs. upasHAS, ~ haseAs Sl-AssA,