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The evening world., 1920-05-04
PLAN TO BREAK
JAIL AND FREE
CONWCTS FOILED
Search of Cells Reveals False
Keys Skilfully Made From
Tablespoons.

Acting on information obtained by
Deputy Sheriff william Brennan and
his assistant, James McKeon, on duty
at the Raymond Street jail, Brooklyn.
District Attorney Harry E. Lewis this
morning ordered a thorough search Of
two cells occupied by Guy Nicholas
and Joseph +. Auth. accused Of the
murder of Samuel Wolehok.
In the pillow used by Nicholas six
hles and two tablespoons filed into the
shape OF keys were found. One Of the
latter fitted perfectly the cell door Of
Its maker, as well as the doors OF the
adjoining cells on that tier. The
other, almost complete, would have
fitted the heavy door opening from the
main portion OF the jail into the
kitchen, and thence into the street
District Attorney Lewis said this
morning that the first hint of the
conspiracy reached him last week.
when Brennan and McKeon overheard
prisoners talking OF the plans of
Nichols and Auth to ado for the two
officers in. charge of their tier and
escape.
Nichols and Auth are held as two OF
the three men who held up Wolchok,
in his candy store at No. 20s Wykofl
Avenue, In 1918 and escaped. The
third man was Jesse Walker, later
arrested in Chicago and brought To
Brooklyn. He was convicted on q
murder charge and is now in the
death house at Sing sing awaiting
action on his appeal for new trial
The evening world., 1920-05-04
TAIsIS BOY ATHLETIC DAY."
Track Meets At Every school an At
tFnctIve Part 81 "BOys' Week."

tFnctlVe Part Of "HOyS Week."
The streets in front of every boys
school IN New York were closed TO
traffic at, o'clock while the boys
held track meets under police protec-
tion. SO was celebrated athletic
Day" OF Boys Weul<. Everywhere
there was large attendance OF
Erown-ups. ......
To-day's events were under the di-
rectiun of DR.. George j. Fisher, as
sistant executive of the Boy Scouts
Of America. On the programmes were
relay races. jumping and other field
events. Tonight there will be indoor
meets under the auspices Off the
Y. NJ. C. A., the Y. NJ. H. A, Catholic
clubs, Settlement Houses and Boys
Clubs.
Boys Week started Saturday with a
parade, continued through Sunday with
special services in the ehurches, and
there were special observahces in the
schools yesterday.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Edward Erner-
son Join Biological Expedition
After Wedding Ceremony.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Edwards En-
erson, who were married yesterday,
are about to Join the William Beebe
biological expedition to the jungles
of Brtilsh Guiana, where they will
spend several months.
The bride was Miss winifred Jel-
life, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Smith
Ely Jeliffe, No g. West seth street,
where the ceremony was performed
by the Rev. William Raymond Jel-
life, OF the Madison Avenue Pres
byterian Church. Mr.. Emerson Is a
son of DR.. and Mrs. Alfred Emerson
Of the American Military Mission in
Berlin.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
SEIZED IN WEST IN
BOND THEFT CASE
Cooney Charged With Receiving
Stolen Securities Taken From
DohertY & Co.

Assistant District Attorney Doollpg
received word to-day that Raymond +.
Cooney of No. 2O6 West l4sth Street.
who was indicted In February on the
charge Of receiving stolen bonds Of the
Citles Power and Fuel Company. has
been arrested in indianapolis by De-
tectlve Fleming >Of the Central Station.
COoney will arrive in New York late
this afternoon and be taken before
Judge Grain to plead. 1t is alleged
SsOO.OeO worth Of the bonds were stolen
from IL. l.. Doherty & Co., Of No. 60
Wall Street, by Donald c. Burgess. who
was employed there as o messenger.
Burgess is In the tombH.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
MARYLAND is WON
BY WOOD ON LIGHT
,. VOTE IN PRIMARY
Total for General and johnson Less
Than One-Fifth of Hugnes's
..r.,.. Vote in 1916.

BALTIMORE, Md. May 4.-Major
Gen. Leonard Wood defeated Senator
Hiram w. Johnson OF California. in
an unusually light vote yesterday in
the primaries for Maryland's prefer
ence for the Republican nomination
for President by n majority of 7,s4l,
according to practically complete re-
turns to-day. The few missing pre-
cincts are scattered and ara not ex-
pected to materially alter the results.
The vote was Wood. 1890; John
son. s,O59.
This shows a total of only $3.50 for
the two candidates as compared with
117,S47 cast for Hughes in 1916-less
than one-fifth of the Republican
strength in the State.
Gen. Wood carried all districts in
Baltimore and all but two OF the
twenty-three cOunties--Alleghany, in
the mining district and Washington.
Johnsou's majority in Allegheny was
SOL and fifty in Washington. Ac-
corang to the returns Gen. Wood
the state convention. which will
name sixteen delegates to the Ma
tional Convention. These will be in
structed. in accordance with the
State Election Laws, TO vote as a
unit for Wood as long as in their
conscientious judgment" he has a
reasonable chance of winning the
nomination.
United States Senator John Walter
Smith, Democrat. was unopposed for
denomination. His Republican op-
| ponent Is ,Ovington l.. Weller Of
Baltimore County.
| There was no Democratic contest
for the Presidential nomination and
the States delegation will 70 TO San
Francisco uninstructed.
Out OF the ss4 delegates who will
meet June 8 in Chicago, 75S now have
been chosen. The Republicans of
picked -. Maryland selected Ie in
the primaries, and a Utah conyep-
tion selected s..
Major Gen. Leonard Wood leads
the field with a total OF 172. Gov
Frank Orren Lowdeu 80 Illinois has
| 81. Senator Hiram JOhLs.h of Cali =
fornia, So. Senator Warren G. Hard
ing Of Ohio, 80. Senator Miles Poin-
dexter of Washington, whose friends
In the East tried unavailingly to do
something for him. appears TO have
withdrawn with the IL votes of his
homo State TO his credit.
The Wood managers claim unin-
structed delegates from Florida, II
from Minnesota, IS from Oklahoma
20 from Kansas, . from louisiana, IL
from Rhode Island, 6 from Nevada, 1
from Delaware. 3 more from Idaho
aud 20 from s!Issachusetts, n total OF
1875. Both the Harding and Lowdeu
managers claim additional delegates
from Virginia and Kentucky. The
johnson men claim 10 delegates from
North Dakota.
The Wood men claim he win have
all Nebraska votes after the first bal
lot. as the delegate are all for him
but are bound ny the preferential
vote of the State for johnson on th'
first ballot. -
The evening world., 1920-05-04
COMMONS TO SEE
MEMBER SPORT e
OVERALLs AND STATS

But Whether the cold Dear" Will
Wear Monocle and Topper,
With Denim Is Not. Chronitled.
@ LONDON, Ssay (. .
~ VDRALIis are about to in
wade Parliament bat viii
sbO combined with spats
to relieve the historic place 'of
some Of the shock. MajoF John
Robert Pretyman Newman, mem ~
Der Of the House Commons for
the Finchley division OF Middle
sex, will be the man who will In
troduce denim TO Westminster.
Major Newman has admitted
his intention TO wear overalls to
the House. and says he has be-
come a firm convert Of this
means of smashing. clothing
prices. which was inaugurated on
May Day. He clings, however, to
spats. ..tlfst
The evening world., 1920-05-04
POLICEMAN ADMITS Theft.
Pleads GsIIfy 20 Part IN sts,oOo
Rpf burglary.

Patfolnan Peter RueEor. formerly at
tnohsd 70 the Atipndc Avenue Station.
Brooklyn. pleaded guilty in tho Brook
yn Saprfme court this morning 10 the
charge of bnfslafy
Tlie psIlss lglfii vita FRuo;mAn Peter
Grouse and Edward Cannon Of No. 9ll
Dean. Hlrhet Brookiyn. Was implicated
from 4tarobin q Dubiu, No. 1ls H0nkl-
mer Street. Brooklyn. Nov. L iaaL
cropte > SOW serving a prison term IN
Sing sing.
cannQp pleaded Buiiry to petty laf-
rent llc Nlll bd sentenced WITH Rus-
ger bY Jasiiee Ngunlng ~ Npn,iai5
The evening world., 1920-05-04
METHODISTS FIGHT
u. S. AID TO IRISH
General Conference Go on Record
as Opposing "Unwaranted In
reference" by Congress.

DIES MONIES. Iowa, May 4.-Reso
buttons urging defeat OF any proposed
actions by Congress which would recog-
niEe Ireland as a separate republic were
adopted BY the Methodist Episcopal
General Conference to-day.
we hereby record our opposition to
all efrorts to Induce our Government to
engage in this unwarrauted interfer-
ence IN the domestic affairs OF Great
Britain" Il said.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
200 ENGINES BUILT
I'm U. S. REPORTED
TAKEN FROM REDS
Paris Hears Of Capture, but De-
livery to Russia Was Not
Announced.
PARIS, May 4.
AHAeAAat NheS -
'INpRANsTGEANT publishes

7 INrRANsTGBANT publishes
sensational report OF the
capture OF 200 American To-
comotives by The Poles from the
Bolshevists, .,
II this be trpe, It is the frst news
published here Of tho delivery OF
American locomotives at Rsvai, al
though the signing of contracts
betYesn American locomotive
bulfdsss Rnd the Soviet has been
reported.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
IRNsrEIN SAID TO HAVE HID
DEN IN WoMAN'S HOME.

pHHGP +. KAsrEIS-Ab broker who
recently lived at the Waldorf; de-
Scfibed by yesterday as one through
khom he understood he could always
aet in touch with Arnstein OF, Cohen:
accordinR to his own statement kas-
Kel lived In Chicago with Professor
Aleck Duefrene, q university tnstruc-
TOR; used the name OF =. Kemp for
n private checking account; knew
Arnstein as Mick Arnold" but did
Got know Nick Cohen and had never
sen either since they we're indicted,
Ae said ne became intimate with Arm
ltein as aIpossible backer of Fannie
Srice, krnstein's wife. In a theatrical
iNenture; sought with Miss Brice
Lawyer Fallon. Lawyer E. p. Strong
OF Cleveland and Charles "Plunlxy'
Drucklyer TO arrange bail for Arnsteln
Fallon gave HIM sixty shares OF stan
,dard. Parts pr to sell through Strong
and .tcheelos' and Roughly" Ginsbcrg
gamblers of Cleveland and New York
who wero Ia touch with Arnstein
Cohen ard Kaatel.
DONA .ARkEN: A woman o
Cleveland at whose home Arnsisin Il
said 10 have hidden while New Ybrl
detectives were looking" for AIM:
friend Of Lawyer Strong and tn
PADDY uoLpBERG: A Cleve
land inPn who telenhened to- LoW
Bieet, Kastcfs assistant. q measag
for Arnold Rothstein, a Broadwa
character. TO give Cheeks" Ginsber
clean bill OF health as 'squar
gambler"
MARGARtcT MEEKER: A wona
Of reputable family In California VII
left New York for the west April
W,ithfa trunlyful OF a maps 1lof hin
presumably Belonging TO Nick COho
with whom she was friendly.
E.fP. STRON0f Cleveland lawy'
consulted frequently by friends
Arnstein; he failed TO negotiate u
through Kastel.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
ADMITS CHAFGE
IN DIVORCE ACTION
Mrs. Regiaild, ttawley Wins Hsr
Suit and Alimony of s22S

le III lt
A -confesslon" signed by Reglnlld
Hawley, Vice President or the Tint
versal Electrical Welding Company.
was offered In evidence yesterday IN
The undefended divorce suit brought 10
the supreme Court by his wife. Desplte
IL breyity. Mr.. Hawley's algned state
mtnt resulted in the granting Of de-
crbe of divorce by Justice Tlerney and
S22S month Rlimony.
Mrs. Hawley charged that her hus-
band had stopped at the Hotel Somer-
set In this city with an unknown
woman.
''The facts set forth In my wife's
complaint are In all respects true"
reads Hawley's statement Il was at
the Hotel Somerset with . woman not
Mr.. Hawley is forty. He married
Mrs. Hawley On 1868 I'm the Little
Church Around the Corner. 70
The evening world., 1920-05-04

"FIythR ParSPn" Leaves Army
WASHINGTON, MAY 4.-lAedt. Bel
win w. Maynard. "nying parson" has
been discharged from the Army Air
Service TO take effect 81 Mitchell Field,
Long Island, New York. the rWar De-
pertinent announced to-day.
The evening world., 1920-05-04
HANG-nYEn COUOms

The aftermath Of NtluH or AoVeTe colds is
rolleyod ~ Father John'a Medicine. which
~ 4 Als.sss e 20 ssA's' 7iq'sPA. .--'AaV'.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

cathedral, he took part as an act
Iyte in the service OF the mass.
A brief analysis OF the production
ShoM that 1t opers with brief but
brllliant organ prelude which leads
10 the opening chorus "Stabnt Mater
Doiorosa. given in very dramatic
style, especially In it's broad, meIo-
dious contrasts. 1t is followed bv a
tenor solo, "Cujus Amman" fa-
miltar to every conccrt-goor, a clear
cut melody free from establishment
hut very brilliant and oven jubilant
IN character. The next number
"Quis Est Homo is equally famil-
tar. II is based o lovely melody
given out by the first soprano and
then by the second, after which the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

two voices carry thc theme through
measure after measure ~ mere Vo-
cal embroidery. closing with an cN.
tremc'y brilliant cadeuza in gcuu-
inc opcratic STYLE.
Tho fourth number Is the bass
aria Pro Peccatis.' the two themes
OF which are very earnest and even
serious In character aud come near
.cr TO the accepted church style than
any other parts OF the work 1t IL
followed by beautifully construct
ed number, a bass rocitativc with
chorus, which is strong in its cf-
feet. Tho sixth number Is n lovely
quartet, "Saucta Mater" full of va
rich in tts treatment and closing with
full broad harmony.
After a short soprano solo. FAC
IT portcm." the climax is reached
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
Four Superb Singers Feature
Quartet in Sacred OratOriO

A SERMON in song" in liou Of the
r.ial preaching service, will begin
o.. the First Christian church at S
o'clock Sunday evening when the
,oi,es OF chorus choir OF so are
rned w tho opening chorus OF
Ross.uis "Stahat Mater" one OF the
host known of all minor sacred com
postiuus Presentation of the
arator.. will constitute the evening
service,
Eru. Prang Stamm, organist and
thoirmUsfrr of the church and for
mo- d..u.tor OF the largest chorus
IN s. Louis. will conduct the orator.
10 and preside at the organ Recur-
.rine SOLOS, duets and quartcts in the
,sgtor.u viii bc rendered by members
.of a .out.pt composed Of Mrs. q. O.
ehafcr soprano. Mrs. Ina I.arkins
.rdwara- ,ontralto, s. NJ. Dickin-
'v,n tenor and Meade Dutt, bass. In
ibo chorus choir will be II sopranos,
70 altos Nlssns and tenors
All OBJ. Hcauuty contained i'm the
score %. the "Stahat Mater will be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

WASHINGTON. Nnv. 20
Spcnker Gillette OF the house Of
representatives, today appointed "A
committee of 20 tu attend tho
funeral or Representative W. NJ.
Garland Of pcnusylvaniu. who died
hero last night The funeral will be
bold in Pittsburgh. probably Mon
tuy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

brought out in its production at the
local church Constant practice has
made the large chorus note perfect
and the capable direction OF Mr..
s,amm assures faithful and melo.
dious Interpretation.
"Stahs. Mater differs from tho
accustomed style of church music,
RossInI himself romarking that he
wrote It Ia "mezzc -serio" style. and
lis lovely melodies are indeed ad-
mirably un.ik. the music of the
Psalms as they are sometimes sung.
A great critic has said however,
that he finds the "Stabat Mater"
more truly Christian in character
than Mendelssol' IS st. Paul" often
pointed to as a model OF Christian
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in the 'Inflammatus.' a brilliant So
prana ohligato with powerful
choral accompautmonU Tue solo
number requires voice OF cxcep-
tioual range, power and flcNihility
with this condition satisfied, the ef-
feet is intensely dramatic and pc
culiarly fascinating by the manner
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 20 -
He's At LARGO a. baltimore tho
mVJncvt man. Police are today
searching for thicf who robbed
Clarence Green. blind man, pro-
prirtnr ut cigar store. of 81 I'm
cash and a quantity of cigars and
ripurcts
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
City Briefs

HARVEY NJ YOUNG, who has
been in Califorpia the past tour
months, will return home Monday.
-
TULSA Thcosophicnl society win
meet regularly Monday evening la
tho home of Mrs. Helen Houinga.
worth. Friday evening the class In
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-21
Jack johnson Brlnrs Rows Newest
Iiclcnsc To- Royal

Members or the Sew York police
department assisted IN filming
while N,w York Slccps'
Tl'N are seen IN thrilling pistol
h1iil, with river pirates tu the Virlu
ny ~ brooklyn bridge ON East river.
Thr famous police boat, armed with
a machine gun. gets into action dur
lng the fIght.-AdV
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I'm which the solo q, set Off against
the choral background. beautiful
quartet In broad, plain harmony.
Quando Corpus which ioada to a
rhowy. figured Amen" closes the
work.
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advance fhoueht will meet. The pub.
lie is invited
-
w. O. tIGON Of Glustcr, Miss
has returned homo after "A visit with
his sons, w. -. Lyon. Jr.. and Nat
~. 1igun of this city.
=
MISS MARJORIE SMITH Is con To-
flrcd' to the home OF her mother on
account OF lines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-18
VINDICTIVE REFLOATED
FROM OSTEND HARBOR

London. Nur i &h" british mEht
cruiser N,ndIcIINr. whIch wns sunk IN
the ,ulrhu,r al Oa'"ud harh"r on May
II IyI,. aud whi,h has blocked IN"
,url 4lu,, that I'u'. has been irn"hl"d
and lI,r port ~ again open TOR lrHih'
m. ..rEIrE rI IL, UdI'ilNr va "n'
- rh. most thrilling events 81 the ihh'
,rAI Il ia" NIT
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PETROLEUM

on CIV. Pa. Aux =, 'r"d'' IA
aucoS. g. IL Runs. - rNt. average.
runs a..31H ,upucu'-. >,."-i. average,
shipments oG.lsS.
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M ,.n rnvu..a aramrn
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
Defeat Reds.

Cincinnati, July 16.-Brooklyn overcame a four-run lead and won from Cincinnati today. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17

Ihree-baSe mt: neat, Myels' Stolen base: Duncan, Neale ?. Dou-
 ble play: Groh to Rath to Wingo to Rath; Olson to Konetcny. oase on
 balls: off Fisher 1; off Ruether 1; off Grimes B. Struck out: by Fisher i3; by Grimes 4.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
Evans and Wolf
 in Golf Finals;
 Jones Eliminated

Memphis Tenn, July 16.-Charles "Chick" Evans of Chicago and Clar- ence Wolff of St. Louis will fight it out tomorrow over the Memphis coun- try club course for the amateur cham ponship of the Western Golf associa- tion.
 Evans won his way into the finals
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17

semi-finals up and one to play.
 The Evans-Jones tilt was ding dong affair from the start During the morning IS, which ended all square, Evans was up four times on Jones and Jones had Evans down twice.
 On the afternoon round Evans ran
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
KEEP UP TO THE MARK.

Good health is impossible when the kidneys are weak, oyerworked d or diseased When they fail to filter out of the blood the poisons and i'm purities that cause sore and swollen muscles and joints, backache, rheu- matic pains, take Foley Kidney Pills to give the help they need.-Mann's Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17

lContinued on Page six)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17

by defeating Bobby" Jones, Atlanta and holder of the southern championship l up in today's 34 hole semi finals match. Wolff gained his
 right to meet Evans for the title by disposing of Henry Wenzler of Mem phis, Tenn, state champion, in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
TEXAS TEtCITE.

Galveston o, Beaumont 4. San Antonio 5, Houston ?. Wichita Falls 7-2, Ft. Worth A Shreveport 9, Dallas 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
Braves VictOrs.

Chicago, July 16.-Mann's triple and
 Eayers' single in the eleventh today, eave Boston a victory over Chicago. Scott pitched a good game, holding
 the locals to seven hits. Score:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
SPORTS Continued From Page 2

q Two-base hit: Fournier 2; Horns
 by, Smith. Three-base hit: Stock, Elemons. Stolen base: Fournier 2; Smith. Base on balls: off Causey 4,
 Eff Doak 3. Struck out: by Doak l..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATIONS.

St. Paul 1, Indianapolis 5. Milwaukee 19, Toledo ?.
 Minneapolis 1, Louisville 2. Kansas City 6, Columbus 5.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17

the only shoes George May knew anything about his He got interested in hoesoes Akron, o. where he member of the he national champ May will defend hDtite national tournament of the Unit ed Canada.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17

kle, Terry. Three base hit: Deal, Maranville, Powell, Mann. Stolen base: Powell, Cruise. Double play: Hendrix to Terry to Merkle; Friberg to Terry; Boeckel to Pick to Sulli van; Deal to Herzog to Merkle. Base on balls: off Scott ?; off Hendrix 2. Struck out: by Hendrix 5, by Scott 10.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-17
PAGE FIvE'

away with the Georgian going out hut beginning with the twelfth Jones ral- lied strong. taking three holes in sue cession, two in birdies and the mateb was agan all square.
 Then came the fight of the day. The fifteenth and sixteenth were halv4 ed and, by sinking a ten foot putt on
 tContiHued on Page six)
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-06
FRANK HARRISON ENTERTAINS.

Frank E. Harrison, Jr. was host at
pleasant card party to his friends
Friday night at his home on Church
street. The party was unusual in that
Abbeville has had little entertaining
at night for the past several years
and Friday might the younger mar
ried set and the young people were
out in full force and greatly enjoyed
the games of Bridge and the social
intercourse with friends. There were
ten tables of players and all the
women were lovely and the new
handsome and gallant At the close OF
the games a salad course with coffee
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harris and Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Perrin, of Greenville,
were the guests of honor.
Mr.. Harrison as host was a sue
cess and the young people were
charmed with his hospitality.