The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1920-06-17
Domestic

Plans to turn Enrico Caruso's Long
Island villa into a temporary court
house for an inquiry into the m:steri-
Gus theft of 100000 worth of Jewels
from Mrs. Caruso's boudoir have been
held up as the result of a discovery of
a possible solution of the mystery.
1t is believed to have been an inside
job
Jose Saba, Raymond Muino and
Juan Ortega, Spaniards, charged with
attempting to smuggle ammunition, es-
pecialy bullets, from Savannah, Ga,
into Mexico by way of Cuban ports,
are held in Savannah by the depart
ment of justice. More than $4,000
rounds of ammunition were seized by
the officers, and taken from the Bing-
hampton, which plies between Savan-
nah and Cuban ports.
Officers of the Brotherhood of Rail-
way Clerks, in conference in Macon.
Ca, have issued a statement charg,
ing that "slush" fund has been Gre
ated and is being distributed out Of
Atlanta, Ca, with the purpose of dis
rupting labor organizations in the
South. The statement charges that
$11,2112O of this fund of $102,250
had been appropriated and proportion
to Macon. The officers contend that
the have ample proof to substantive
these charges. Interesting develop
ments are expected.
The American Federation of Labor,
which is in annual session in Montreal,
Canada, is not at all pleased with the
action of the Republican convention at
Chicago in leaving out labor's plat
form, and announce that the Demo
cratic convention will be asked to in
corporate Iabor's program.
The right to strike or revolution.
That, in efefct, was the proposition
presented to the resolutions commit
tee Of the Republican party by Sam
uel Gompers, president of the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor. It must not
be inferred that the federation leader
revolution. He did not. He |
delivered a dramatic address, pointing
out what would follow any attempt to |
abridge the American workman's lib
erty, who not only furnishes the Drawn
but the sinews Of modern business.
Provision is made for establishment
of a home for respectable bachelors
and Widowers in the will of Marcus L.
Ward, son of New Jerseys civil war
governor. L1obated in New York, and
of an estate valued at more
than three million dollars.
While Mrs. Enrico CarusO was in
the living room of the first floor Of
her summer home at East Hampton,
L. l., burglars made daring entrance
into the residence, broke open steel
with the entire Caruso COL
lection Of jewels valued at more than
five hundred thousand dollars
A campaign to divert export traffic
from the Middle West through South
Atlantic ports, on account Of the big
freight jam at Northern ports, is be-
ing waged by Southern port interests
and the foreign commerce service of
the Southern railway.
Thirteen Russians, signed on as Of
,icers and members of the crew of the
American steamship John Lind, which
arrived in New York from Copenhagen,
ire. reported to be either ESCAPED
members of the official family of the
ormer emperor of Russia, Nicholas
2omanoff, or former high officials of
he Russian navy. The appearance of
he men indicated that they were
bove the positions they were filling.
me being first officer of the ship, one
'oatswain and the others members of
he fireroom and deck crews.
Fire of unknown origin DESTROYED the
arge building occupied by the John
on Motor company at Hickory, N. c..
nd burned about thirty new automo-
lies, the loss being estimated at $780,
90. 1
Capt. Marshall Field, III, is enti-
led to the income on three-fifth of the
13O,00O,000 estate of his grandfather
nc that on the two-fifths share of
is brother, Henry Field, according
D oral opinion Of Judge Charles VI.
DELL, in the circuit court of Chicago G
lrs. Henry Field, now Mrs. Nancy
erkins Field Tree, was held to be en- Q
tiled to widows dover in the real
state set aside in the will of Henry Z
leld. Henry Anthony Marsh. an il.
9git1mate child, was not entitled IN ! q
hare in the will, in the opinion of thu Q
Judge. r