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The evening world., 1920-02-28
ROB FOR EVIDENCE
AGAINST GAMBLERS.
Atlantic City Store of Grand Jury
Foreman Broken Into and List
nfsAHnneSSeS Stolen. Z.

ATLANTIC CITY, Reb. 2S.-The
mems fIirnashlEg store OF Leonard
Aleat, foFehad o. The Grand Jury, was
broken into eSriy this morning and
rart.scked In the hope, It is believed.
.of flnding papers having bearing on
the EanIbling nv estigation at Mays
Bslis, receipts, pamphlets. books and
papers OF all kinds were scattered about
the st66e, Al ,lmpertant papers reiat-
ing to.yffies Iiivsytlgation however. arc
Locked sas, 0elseNshere The only docu-
nents - boftad 'nil i sing are partial
Ust ~ NIL fukEaes to be called and n
tettrrl Z from MAYOR Bacharach to Mr..
Air b sptranc6 was gained by prytnE
oDSA sai door.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
100000 i FOR. TEACHERS.
Rockefeller board ,CoutribuieS to-
Col9RbiG Univeraity's Normal
ScKooI

Z. The General Education Board founded
by John D. Rockefeller. has announced
an appropriation OF 100000 as a CON
.tributlon toward q building fund ot So
100000 for the construction and endoWs
ment OF, a new library and class room
'buildinz for Teachers CoilsgOspt Column
bia University. -3
This .RPpEopriation, which is the
largest the. ,Geperal EDUCATION. Board
ever has made for an Institution de-
voted to -tiIe Education OF teaeheShI
rs ID special recognition OF the ma
tional cfiaT3cter and high innorta nee
of the education work !Teachers' COT
lege has done. -. -s.. Las, g. -,-,. .
The evening world., 1920-02-28
DIE5.

LEEATING .--IMoGTsN. Services CAMP.
BELL FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway,
s6th st., sunday, p. n.
NOORE.-HARRY. Services CAMPBELL
FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway, 66H
st., Sunday. 1 i. N.
IUOMIEEN.--KUsTAA. Services. CAMP
BELL FUNERAL CHURCH, Broadway.
seth st.. Sunday. . p. NJ.
WOLFE. WILLIAM. Services CAMP.
EEl.L FUNERAL CHURCH HrSSa Isf,
SptA -, fsB. ~, Ss-Aa
The evening world., 1920-02-28
.HALTs ALCOHOL DELIVERY
Drug 90. Permit Was stsIen-Trurll
Driver Pleads Innocence.

, -Four barrels on a truck driven by
Samuel Hochauser Of No Ss3 East
Houston Street. when Investigated by
Policeman Won Hatten at Evergreen and
Myrtle Avenues. Brooklyn, early to-day
were found to contain a non-beVerage
alcohol. HOchauser had a permit al
lowing the delivery OF ten barrels Of
alcohol to the HAlNble Drug Co. at
No. 1877 Atlantic Avenue, brooklyn.
DR.. +. NJ. o'Neill for the Halsble Ce.
Informed the police that the certificate
had been stolen. Hoehauser pleaded
innocence saying he had gone out Of
hls way as far as Myrtle and Evergreen
Avenues because he had been "mls-
directed" but u s. Commissioner Nc
Goldrlck held him In $3.50 bail for
examination Tuesday.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
GRAND lgRY FOR REFORMS.
BrooIxITS pbedy wOnId Guard Auto
saIesS n FguyG:e PAwbrOkers.

The Fi6f 1ESr Grand Jury in Brooklyn
to- laaspded 70 County Judge
NAV a 81 tliAhsrA Of motor vshlcles
from which proper Identification marks
have been removed should be held as
having guilty knowledge" The jury
also saggesled that pawn brokers should
be limitedstb lending money on collateral
and denlsd he right Of seillng goods.
Il was further urged that the Grand
Jury be made a continuous body, and
suggesteds that the foreman Of each
retired Grand Jury sit for one week
with the rqw body.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
NEW MOTOR SHOOTS
RAPID FIRE CANNON
AS 1T DRIVES PLANE
Army Air Service Accepts Device
Which Discharges Pound Shells
Through Hub of Propeller.

A 0CEPTANCE by the Army Air
~ Service Of an airplane mo-
tor which while driving a
plane in flight automatically shoots
in rapid succession shells one and
a half inches in diameter and
weighing a pound was announced
here to-day by the Manufacturers
Aircraft Association. The airplane
cannon. which Is Of Wngbt-His-
pano design, was built to pierce
,armored airplanes. tanks, subma-
rines and dirigibles.
The motor is a modification OF
those used In ue war. Unlike
the alrplane machine guns, which
shoot through the propeller
blades. the alrplane cannon Is ar
ranged inside the propeller shaft
and shoots through the hub OF
the propeller Two machine guns
are attached TO and synchrOnized
with the motor for use where the
heavier shots would be unneces-
aATy.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
400 PER CENT. ON LOVING"
Eanhattks Girl In S2O,OOO Promise
SuIt l.raIsea newark suItoF.

'He was 100 pei cent. on loving"
testified Mss Fannie Harris OF 40, 500
West 14W street. Manhattan, in the
Essex County Circuit Court IA NewaISS
to-day. inithe trial OF her $40. breach
az promist suit against David Rogoff
of No ss south orange Avenue. New-
aIix.
she said they became engaged In
June. 1919. but that in August Rogoff
broke the engagement Once before he
gave her a ring, she said. but took IL
said he ought not to give any girl an
exDensive.- ring until he had married
her
The evening world., 1920-02-28
ToTTENvILLE BUSES ASKED.
Proposed LIne wOuld cOhnset with

Proposed Line wOuld COhReet with
,s..ss1~ ..1s4 Sew DOrR'
stuart l. Ritz. president Of the Tots
tenyille branch OF the Staten Island
League, to-day pe.ltioned the Board OF
Estimate In the name OF that organlEse
ton to establish and maintain a bus
line between Tottenviiie and New DoTp.
This; territory Is all within the City
Of New York" said Mr. Ritz, and Is
served by a steam railroad which makes
only nineteen round trips a day. The
fare between Tottenville and ST. George
4 thirty cents and the trip occupies an
hour"
The evening world., 1920-02-28
TUBE EXTENSION PLEA LOST.
Petition for Farther TIme for Con-
straetion IL Denied.

John HI 'Delahey. TfHnsIt Construc-
tlon ComHiissloner to-day notified the
Hudson and Manhattan Railroad Com
pany that Its application for another
extension Of ,tlme In which to construct
It's road from Thirty fourth and sixth
Avenue TO Grand Central Terminal, had
oeeh ashl'9iiL b3osiq sa,u u al
The company has been. granted Bix-
teen e1tenslons. The last one expires
March !. The company. in applying for
another two years extension. said there
was little or no prospect OF extending
the line further for the next two YEAR,.
The company liso called attention to
the fact that the compRny's bonds are
now quoted at 50 and under the law n
cannot sell bonds for construction puf-
poses under so. Wv
The evening world., 1920-02-28
EDWARDS THANKS G. O. P.

TRENTON. N. j. Feb. ,2s.--Gov. Ed
wards to day congratulated the Repub-
lican tnembers Of the House of Assent
bly, for assisting the Democrats; in pass
ing the beer bill. -
Il Am proud TO he the Governor Of
State In which the love Of personal lib
erty is.strongBr than paFtisanshp," :" he
said.as ~ know. that IL was 'not.a pa Ri.
san Victory, even though ShalloW criti-
cisui might cali the success OF the beer
bill, a ,DeuQcraNe .suooess.u .sE o..
The evening world., 1920-02-28
MORE IRISH DISORDERS.

LONDON, Feb. 2s,-Dublin Castle has
issued proclamation declaring the
Counties : OF Dublin. Isongford, Loath,
Sligo, Waterford, West Meath and Wick
Tow ''lh a state o. disturbance and re-
quIrlng additional police, a despatch to-
dpy said.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
W. K. VANDERBILT SAILS.
Steamship ST. PAuI Makes First
Trip SIhos she Turned Turtle
iR River. ....

w. x, Vanderbilt sailed for lie HavrC
this afternoon on the savoie Of the
French line, He Is bound for his home
in Paris after about two months In
America. He has been m OF late, but
says he Is better how. Mrs, Vnhder-
The st. Paul, OF the AmericaH line,
also sailed to-day. This Is the IT.
Paul's first voyage since she was over
turncd at he rpier III the North River
In April 1915.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
soAINEAACCEPT PAY OFFER
WIN ssi gIS n MORth Raise With
tbst shorter Hours.

The eiarine Workers Afhliatlon has
voted % accept, II necessary, the new
wage offer made by the New York Boat
owners Association TO the engineers.
masters aEd pilots Of harbor boats
Thus q strike wsR avsrted.
Thes'1nen had asked shorter hours
and Increased wages, which would have
meagt about 100 per cent. increase In
their pay per hour. The accepted offer
iE hat SIS a month without a shorten
ing of thn working day. The ahiliatlOn
Instructed its committee to set better
o0ar ~ possible.
The evening world., 1920-02-28

A horse drawn truck, loaded with pa
ner. was iarnmed between a notthbound
Grand street surface car on PARK ROW
ana one bound south this morning at
the corner of Pearl Street The front
of the nortlrbOund car was stove ip'
IN and sprinlSled with broken glass. The
truck was demolished, but Charles Nc
GIynn. the driver, OF No. a Carlton
Avenue Brooklyn. escaped serious in
iury,
The evening world., 1920-02-28

Major Tucker, siNty-hve years old, ~
was carried from q furnished room on.
the top floor OF the fouF-story huildlhg
at No 1O9 West Third Street NY Po-
liceman Frank ]. Reilly Of the Mercer
Street stat ton, when fire threatened tho
etrucfure Reilly was overcome with
smoke but soon recovered. The hre
gtarted In a rag and junk shop in the
fA senient. ..r.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
Brooklyn Man killed by TraIn.

Murray J. Blklns. tWsnty-one years
old, Of No. 1889 Forty-SiGth Street,
Brooklyn. who has been working at the
Picatinny Arsenal, north OF Dover. N.
j.. was killed By . LackaWAnna trbln
al q street crossing In Dover early to-
de-. Ills father. Israel Htklns, with
wh nom he lived, has gone for his sou >
body.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
EUROPEAN PRODUCE CHEAP.
Being sold in Ameries at Less
Than Local Charge. 10.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O.-European
vegetables are beng shipped to this
country and sold cheaper than the ma
tive product the Department OF Agri-
culture ar nounced to-day. Irish ,pota-
toes and Spanish onions and cabbage
are offered at about two-thirds the To-
II Was stated at the Department,
hoVever. that the vegetables were
coming in only limited quantities.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
BURNS KILL THIRD FIREMAN.
James Brennan Was Hart In Union
Gas Plant BlREe. ,..-. O.,

Gas Plant BlREe. '..-- q,
Fireman James Brennan Of Engine
Company 25i'' died early to-day in the
Cuniberfand Street Hospital from burns
received IN the hre and explosion at the
Brooklyn Union Gas plant Thursday
night. Two Of the other Injured fire.
men, James Hughes and Frank Call
meyer, are in a critical condition In the
same hospital. 1t developed they in
haled the flames.
JAMES Brennan was enty- seven ana
lived with q married sister at No. 257
Lexington Avenue, lie. was not related
Of the two Hrenhen killed outright IN!
the explosion. Acting Battalion Chic
Ludgate and Capt. Samuel Brown, seri-
Ously injured, ere reported Improving.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
RICHMOND GAS RATE SUIT.
Company Wants PenRIty Removed
So Price Can he Boosted.

Supreme Court Justice CalIaghan,
Brooklyn, to-day. ordered the New
York and Richmond Gas Co. to submit
briefs in itspetitiOn to restrain public
officials from enforcing the Sl,OOO-a-
day penalty for charging more than 81
per thousand cubic feet for gas.
petition?" asked the court
Raise the rates" said II. II. 'ane5
for the company.
How muchY"
II don't want TO 30 on record, but IL
will probably be about Sl25 thou
sand.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
Gov. MIIlIksn NAMED by SOLD.

GON' Mhihkem ueISSu ~
Word was received here to-day that
Gov. Milliken of Maine, due tn New
York at 10 O'Clock this morning for
conference with Charles L. Hughes re-
gardlng concerted opposition OF twenty
six States to Rhode Islands anti-prO-
hibition fight, has been delayed by the
storm and will not reach here until to-
night. At Mr. Hughes Offices, No. 80
Broadway. 1t was said that he left
town at noon.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
WOMAN LEAPS TO DEATH.
PlnnEeS Fiye stories From ROOi
SfBuildinE.

AffS-saafe schultz, wife OF a mechanic
living at. No. $40 East SD Street. went
70 theshepe qf her brother. Herman
I.askoWitz, at No. 1885 Avenue A. this
rnoinibg saa repeatedly asked him rs
there any happiness and peace after
deathg,Sf f'9
LieskcwftEunteted her and told her to
20 home. .InEtsad she went to the roof
Of thes7ASesstory building and jumped
into the Ssfk She died soon after. Mrs.
schultz rseently was released from the
Central talp AayluDp, and had been act
ing Strangely for several days.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
BrOnX
Edwards to Address BrOnN
Merchants,

Gov. Edward l. Edwards OF New
Jersey, leading onti-prohibtionist and
candidate for the Democratic Presi7
Dental nomination, will be the prin-
ntiaI banquet Of the Bronx Board OF
Trade at the Hotel Astor next Tues
day evening. Congressman Johp. ~,
Small and Federal judge John g. Anox
will also speak.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
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The evening world., 1920-02-28
Two Platoon system Ter FIremsh
Monday. %

Fire Commissioner Drennan's two
platoon order. which win become 'effee-
tive March I. was extended to-day to
AFFECT So per cent. OF the city's fire
fighters. Hundreds of transfers, assign
ments and promotions were among the
first results Of the change in policy,
The evening world., 1920-02-28
PEOPLE DEMAND DRASTIC ECONOMY,
THAT AEONCE, SAYS BLANTON

tell you. This bin provides Tor 1876
messengers and 67J Wutchmen"
Here they ChOked him Off under
parliamentary rules. I3gt he Is re-
sOurCeful, and he reappeated.
This time he brought up the action
Of the House IN n Latter Of plreIy
local interest In the far West. but nr
general interest In that II Is llIustra
tive Of how things are done. The
committee In rs report had recon-
mended that the surveyors general
and their stats, the surveyors or pub
lie lands Rpd their clerks. and other
employees IN Alaska, Arizona. Call
fornla, Colorado. Idaho Montana. Ne
vad9. SeV Mexico and Oregon. be
transferred from ,hcir Headquarters
inthose states to Washington. II no 3
been costing from $4,000 TO $50 600
q year TO run those surveyors offices
in Zach State. The saving by the
transfer would amount 10 only about
SASOOO' and II IL a question~if the
bepefit would Justify the saving.
GAVE POINT 70 THE ARGUMENT
5 .c- " OF eLANToN.
! Al any rate the House, after listen
ing QTsprescntatives Of Alaslla, Cal.
ilolpia' oregon and other Interested
sections. turned down the recon-
mendation Of the committee yester-
nnSCBltetnOon and ordered that tho
surveyors remain where they are.
here is case showing what
mean when say that anybody advo-
cattng economy runs against the will
9i somebody" said Representative
Blanton. In this matter the commit
tee reconrhendou that the office or
surveyor general be removed from
Montana to Washington.
mo msmber Of this HOUSE has
been a more persistent and etu.
qusHt advocate OF eeonennv tbs,
the Hon. Frank Mondell of Mon.
tana, leader Of the Republican
. majority. What do we find when
economy hits him close TO home?
= Tho 5Nernment spends in Mon.
tanay S2O,580 year on the office
5, ot the surveyor general. The dis.
., tinguished gentleman from Mon
taHa wants that money spent in
Montaua. He could have forced
the majority 10 uphold the aeJn.
omy measure recommended by the
COMMITTEES, but he didn't.
Now that money will be spent in
Montana, where Mr.. Mondell lives.
Now In order to do this, to keen the
money in, Montana, Mr.. Mondell must
haVe"--
Here, they shut the spoutinE Texan
on again, and he was heard no more
during the days session. But he an
nounces that he is. going TO continue
to scan each appropriation and to
sound his warning until it sinks home.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
Thorpe Lelt ssoMoO lo !, aie.,5,N.. e

A bequest Of $4,000 to yale tijss.n tSj5s ?.
veEsity is contained In the win sAlss
william V. D 4horhe l'lee at MorENAoec
who was graduated from 5 aeffiOb61
Scientific, School in 1856. was "a. 3tJe q
York capitalist .- .... - * Lid-
.... tr. ...st - rAvs
The evening world., 1920-02-28
Diss AfleF SOFA wedding Anni.
.. VerAnry

Just afteF the celebration Of his six
tieth, wedding anniversary Henry Rule.
proprietor or large stock farm near
New Brunswick. N, j., died. He was
slightly eight years old and leaves
widow who Is eighty-six years OLD.
,aEss Sh,ldrsn. 9ys ErsndebllaTon 'na
The evening world., 1920-02-28
GIRL SCOUTS HoNoRED.

trict n Flag for War Service.
Secretary OF War Newton d. Baker
to-day presented an American flag 20
the Girl Scouts of America in recogni-
tion Of their services during the war.
OF the Hotel Belmont. Tho girls pres
ept represented ten troops N the dis
trict. Of New York. one girl for each
group. Each was individually dts
tinguished.
The alag will be kept at the head
quarters OF the Girl Scouts Of America.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
SMALL TOWNS GROWING.
Census FispFeu TO%DNy show Three
,.. Are Increasing.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-POpulAtiOn
statistics for 1890 announced by the
Census Bureau to-day included;
Lima. Ohio. 1.S06. an increase Of
lO,7sS, or 35.l per cent, over 1910.
HaAelt0n. Pa. 92z67, an increase OF
6,Sl5, or ass per cent
Paducah. Ky, PAIRS, an increase Of
1875, or 81 per cent.
The evening world., 1920-02-28
STRIKING TENANTS =
REFUSE ToPAY MORE
AND WON'T MOVE.
Ohicagoans Meet Landlords Vii.
matum After Rent Boost, and
VIII Fight in Court.

CHICAGO. Feb. ss
TIBTY members Of the Lake.
view Property owners ana
Improvement Association.
who met last Night and decided to
'let tenants march out II they
will not pay higher rents" to- day
were met by a'counter movs-a
tenants strike .,vs-s, l,..
Forty tenants agreed they
would not pay higher rents and
would not move. They retained
an attorney. t-.
The evening world., 1920-02-28

The, policemen OF WaAhlngt0n are
unio ioniEed-or at least they are bound
in an association which Approx EijnRteP
union. They talked about going on
strike not 30 long ago. They have
many ffiends 10 Congress and there
Tsoo = z obaHienaatlo5 NM 6f tbS COMM any tee Zee
and obtain the hppdA for the police
men and dremeR. A small IJtatter, tut
illustrative OF the difficulty attend
ing economy in respect, q GovSrn-
ment Jobs. r.. ~.
Representative Blanton. brought up
the matter OF payment Tor u1esAenBeTk
| and Watchmdh carried IN the leg; ;sIl-
tive, judicial and exe6Ut tive estimates.
lie asked Representative William II,
: Wood OF Indiana. Chaltmap of the
sub committee Of the, Committee on
! Appropriations, how apymessepgert
! were provided Tor Sff- 'Ss three depart
ments. Mr.. Woo ,,pled that he did
not know. Nobody appeared 70 know,
'NelL" Shoata4 NJ. AlAntoA "Tt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-24
NEW LOW GROUNDS REACHED IN COTTON
 FUTURES FOR OCT,

New York, April 23.-The cotton market lost most of yesterdays ral- ly during todays trading with Oc- tober selling at 34.65, new low ground for the movement. That delivery closed at 34.S5 with the general list closing steady at net decline of 25 to 65 points.
 The market opened steady at d de- cline and stiffened right after the call on covering, while there also was little trade buying promoted by reports of showers in the east ern belt and continued dry weather in the southwest. This bulge met renewal of more or less general liquidation. Wall street selling was particularly active. There also was selling here by New Orleans where the market was relatively heavy and the nervousness of sentiment prob ably was increased by rumors of un- favorable Mexican developments or revived rumors that cotton was coming here for delivery on contract.
 Reports that Japanese commodity exchanges had opened last Monday made a favorable impression on carly sentiment but the failure of unfav- orable weather news to inspire more buying was evidently d Gisappont- ment to buyers on the rally of yes terday.
 Exports today 14,076 bales, making 5,466,659 so far this season. Port receipts 25,287. United States port stocke i oo5 3q1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-24
Mexican Justice ana Young woman
 t1eIu at bOrdeI

Douglas, Ariz, April 23- Ingnacio PcaqucIra, cnIc1 oI the Mexico su- prcmc court sad to nave been ap- pointed chef justice ot the military court ot sonora, was arrested bs i United States officers as he step ped off a train hcrc today. wo- man, sald to have been brought here by Pcsqucira from Mexlco, was dc tanned.
 pesoueira's arrest was said to be in connection with bringing the wo- man into the United States and transporting her here from Laredo, Texas. Pesquclra is married and one of his sons, Roberto Pesqueira, was financial agent TOT the Carranla gov ernmcnt at Fl Paso.
 Chief Justice Pesqucira was said to have come here to await the ar rival of Carranza troops in sonora when he was to have assumed the duties of chef executive III the state, superseding Governor Adolfo De La Huerta, who headed the secession oI Sonora.
 The young woman detailed with Pcsqueira gave her name as Maria Rodriguez ot Mexico City. This was the second time sne mad accompan- jed him to the United States, accord ing to q statement by Pesqucira. He showed no hcsitancy considering his relations with the woman, whom he had known since 1914, he said. To one question he answered:
 "Yes, why not
 Justice Pesqueira sa1d his family lived in the Arispe district of So- nora and that he is the father of nine children.
 Pesqueira was arrested by l.. E. Bates, special agent of the United States department of justice. He did not protest his arrest.
 Special Agent Bates later swore to complaint charging Pesqueira with violating the white slave act in transporting Senorita Rodriguez through the United States flor im- moral purposes"
 The Justice of Mexico's supreme military court waived preliminary hearing and Judge Beumler fixed his bond at $5,O0O. The girl was held as material witness in $l,00O bond. Prominent Mexicans residing here, the Mexican consul and an attorney retained for General Pesqueira said they would perfect the bonds.
 The young woman, according to federal officials, was bitter over her arrest, and blamed it on Mexicans antagonistic to CarranZa.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-24
NEW YORK SUGAR.

New York, April 23.-The local market for raw sugar was quietci today and prices were nominally un- changed at IS 1-2 cents for Cuba cost and freight equal to 1856 for centrifugal. The undertone however, was firm and there was nothing of fering, holders generally asking l9 cents for Cubas cost and freight, hut with most refiners attending the con ference in Washington in connection with the sugar situation. The trade was inclined to hold off and await developments. Some small sales of Porto Ricos were reported for April Ma yshipment at 19.56 eff, which IS about on the basis of IS 1-2 cents for Cubas cost and freight.
 The market for refined was un- changed at 17.50 to 23 cents for fine granulated. Most refiners are still out of the market.
 The unsettled financial situation and disquieting rumors regarding the Mexican outlook led to renewed sell ing in sugar futures, with closing prices 20 to 45 points net lower. Trading however, was only moderate, total transactions amounting to 1,- 15O tons.