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The evening world., 1920-03-27
KROHNBERG is HELD
FOR TRIAL AS CHEAT
Waist. Manufacturer Accused Of
Using Marked Cards in Poker
Gives $1,000 Bail.

Louis Krohnberg. President OF the
Bljou waist Company. who Ia alleged to
have won more than 100000 In a stud
poker tournament participated in by
q group OF wealthy clothing and the
atrical men. was to-day held in $1,000
bail for trial In Special Sessions on =
charge OF cheating at gambling The
crime Is a misdemeanor and the statutes
provide a maximum penalty OF t1.ooo
fine and a year In jail.
The preliminary examination Of
Krohnberg. which has been in progress
before Justice Frederic Kernoohan, SIT
ting as Commltting Magistrate. camo
to an abrupt end this morning when J.
A. Strauss. OF counsel for the defend
ant waived further examination. He
asked that tho case be Transferred TO
General Sessions. where II might bs
tried by a jury. Justice KernOchaL
doubted his authority TO do this, but
said he would send tho case 20 Special
Sessions and after the defendant en-
tered his plea he could move for
transfer.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
EBERT HAS TROUBLE
IN ORGANIZATION
OF NEW CABINET
French Foreign Office Hears Muel,,
ler Has Declined to Act-Ru-sz=i
mors From Berlin.

PARIS, March 27.-Hermann Muel-
loF, Foreign Secretary in the Cabinet
Of Premier Bauer, has declined 20
accept the task Of forming a new Ger
man Ministry. according to informa-
tiOn by. the French Foreign ONCE to-
day.
There Is talk OF the appointment Of
Carl Legien, President OF the German
Tederation Of Trades Unions. Otto
Hue, former Prussian Under Secretary
of Commerce, or Herr Kruger as
Premier, TIE advtces say. All three
are prominent in trades union circles
BERLIN, March 27.-Announce-
ment OF the following personnel OF
the new German cabinet will be made
to-day. according TO the Vorwaerts;
Premier-Herman Mueller; Foreign
Affairs--Herr Land5berg, or a Demo-
crat; Finance-Captaln Fisher Cuno
Treasury-Dr. Wirth; Justice-Lud-
wig Haas; intsrior-Herr Koch; De-
fense-Herr Gessler; EconomicS-
Gustav Bauer; FOod-Herr Hermet, a
Centrist; Labor 80 Dr. Schmidt
TranspOrt-Dr. Belu: Posts and Tele,
Enaphs--Herr Gieaberts; Minister
without Portfolio-Edouard David.
Herr Won Graefe former Under
Secretary for National Welfare, hai
undertaken the task OF forming &
pruasiAn Ministry, according to tho
Tageblatt
The evening world., 1920-03-27
OFFICES ARE ROBBED
IN BARCLAY STREET
Sale Blown Open, and Money
Taken From Several Firms
in One Building.

It became known to-day that several
firms in the building at No. 50 Barclay
Street found yesterday morning that
their offices had been entered by thieves.
The safe Of the Milwaukee Lace Paper
Company was blown open. but the inner
cash drawers were iammed by the eK-
ploson, so there was no loss.
The Acme Trading Company lost
about $40 from the petty cash draw OF
its wrecked safe. the Follett Time
Recording Company. $1O6. and the c.
II. Westerburg Company about $50. The
safes we're wrecked by the same method.
The outer face of the door was drilled
and then jimmed Off.
The thieves are believed TO have con-
ceaied themselves IN the building during
the dav. They forced their entrance
into the offices from the main hall, but
marks on the door leading TO the main
entrance on West Broadway show that
this vas jimmled from inside.
The evening world., 1920-03-27

charged that agricultural colleges and
AGRICULTURAL professors were the real
forces beh.nd the demand Tor tne az
preparation.
He said II the Senate yields 20 pyo.
paganda at any one point II viii yield
an along the line, and professions OF
economy will become a mockery.
What are the mon who will be
thrown out Of work going TO DOR
asked Senator Harrison.
Get other Jobs. ! should say
replied Senator Norris. we can
oct alonu without this expense
and their are thousands Of similar
items in the appropriation bills
which should be eliminated. We
can't keep everybody at work who
cot a lob with the Government
durinu the war. " we are to
aet back 10 normal conditions
many people will have 70 lose
their Jobs
II there was propaganda behind ire
demand for the appropriation ~ was
effective. The Item was retained In
the bill
During the afternoon Senator Har-
ris, in urging the elimination OF an
item of $4,000 for experiments IN
breeding thoroughbred horses FOR
army officers said the Senate appa .
rently has not come to ehe realization
that every item Of cost Of Government
not absolutely essential-and many
items that are even absolutely essen
tial-must be eliminated until the
financial state Of the Government Il
restored to normal.
"lf we don't realize H." he said. I'VE
will probably have TO issue more bonds
and IL we issue more bonds the cost Of
living will 90 up.
The Senate worked on one cylinder
yesterday. =
On a division involving the expen-
diture of S237,40O "for the improve
ment Of cereals" the vote was nine
favoring and nine opposing. The tie
wiped out the expenditure. Another
appropriation, proposed by Senator
Shepard. of 5000 for experiments in
inter breeding cotton seeds in Texas
was lost by a tie vote of five favor
ing and five opposing. In another tie
of trifling importance only six Sena-
tors voted. Still another vote was
five to four.
The names and addresses OF
ninety-siN Senators appear in the
Congressional Directory.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
MOVIE MAN LEADS
ONE RED REVOLT;
DOES REAL STUNTS
Causes Kidnapping Of Attorney to
Force Him to Give Up Anti
Red Evidence.

FALKHNSTHlN, SaXony march ~
(AHsoeiated Press). Worker have
taken over control in towns and cities
Of Lower Ssxony, but there is an
impression their ascendancy will be
short-iived, as they are not sum
sisaty organized la a military way
10 resist pressure successfully.
In this little town, Max HoelE
whose regular job is lecturer in a
moving picture theatre, is directing
affairs.
One hundred workers, under the di-
FectlOn OF Hoelz, entered Plauen IN
motor iorries Sunday night and kid-
mapped city Attorney Hubert and held
him as a hostage until he had given
up data he had gathered for the prose
cution OF trade unionists and Com
munists accused Of political agitation.
Herr Hubert's wife came 10 Falksn-
stein and secured the release OF her
husband after ae had been prisoner
for five hours
CHIAfNITZ, SaNony, March 81 CAS-
H0ciated Press ss.--CommunistB art
firmly intrenched in control here and
prepared 20 resist attacks by Govern,
ment trops which may be sent against
tae city. In the event the troops Sc
{, uFe control a general strike may
cain Be called. Heinrich BrandleF
chairman of the Executive Commit
see OF TIE workers. declared TO-DAY
la followers wero closely cooper
nE wlih Nprkers in the Ruhr VAL
int.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
STRONG POLITICAL MACHINE
MADE BY WILSON'S CABINET

confidently expected when Mr. Wilson
dismissed Mr.. Lansing, but for some
unexplained reason the situation
hasn't changed bit from the days
when enforced confinement inside the
White House kept the President de-
tached from his Cabinet
Presidents differ. however, in their
estimate the value OF Cabinets. Mr.
Wilson has never leaned heavily on
his Cabinet.
He got accustomed TO the ellmlna-
ton Of one Cabinet meeting every
week during the war. and Of course
when he went abroad he kept in
touch In only the most superficial
way with the heads Of the different
departments. Looking hack over
nearly two years. Mr.. Wilson has
seen very little Of his Cabinet, either
collectively or individually, and has
established thus far the record of
holding no Cabinet meetings whatso-
ever for more than seven months.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
IDENTIFIES
MAN FOUND DEAD
WITH SLAIN DOCTOR
Murder of Elizabeth Man and
Physician Traced to New
ark Gang Fight.

The man who was stabbed 20 death
with DR. Vincent ]. Campisi, a sue
oessfuI Brooklyn physician. early
Thursday evening in a dingy room at
No. 4s6 Lorimer Street, was to-day
identified as Lorenzo Sarullo, twenty
nine years old, a mason's helper Of
No. 257 Fourth Street, Elizabeth, n. j..
The Identification was made from
photograph by the dead mans
brother, Vincenzo Sarullo, Of No. 62l
Third Avenue, Elizabeth. VinCenzo
said that he last saw his brother
March l6 Lorenzo was in the habit
OF going out for a month at a time
on work, and his absence had oc-
casioned no alarm. Accompanied by
Detectives Van Gillume and De Guda
Of the Brooklyn force, Vincenzo came
to Now York late this afternoon to
claim the body OF his brother.
The identification OF Sarullo tends
to strengthen the theory that the
murder Of DR.. Campisi was an indi-
rect outgrowth OF a gang fight in
Newark Sunday in which two men
were killed and several Others were
wounded. The fact that the Lorimer
Street room was rented Monday fits
in with this theory.
1t is nov believed that Sarlllo and
his companion, whose name the police
believe was Jack" Falcone. went into
hiding in Brooklyn after the Sunday
fight and that one or both Of them
was injured. Whether Flalcone killed
SaruEo in a quarrel and later killed
DR.. Campisi to cover up the crime. or
whether another gangster followed
the pair from Newark. killed Sarullo
and was discovered by DR.. Campisi
while Falcone escaped, are questions
which the police are as yet unable to
answer. In viw OF the traditional ret
icence of gang fighters. it is doubtful
II the answer will ever be known.
The official report of Dr.. BENJAMIN
Schwartz, acting chief medical exam
iner on the autopsy performed on the
bodies of the two murder victims,
was made public to-day. 1t showed
that both had been stabbed to death.
The police report that the unidenti-
fled man had been strangled was
shown to have been without founda-
tion. He had been stabbed twice in
the left side OF the back. Both
wounds penetrated the lung. Either
would have been fatal.
Dr. Campisi was stabbed eight
times, three times in the right arm,
three on the back, which penetrated
his lungs, two on the right side and
one on the left side, and twice in the
haaA
The evening world., 1920-03-27
HOOVER IN FAVOR OF
CAMPAIGN PUBLICITY
Adds in Answer 10 Laboring Men
That He Also Advocates Proper
Restrictions on Funds.

WASHINGTON March 27.-IHerbert
Hoover replied to-day to tho inquiry as
20 campaign expenditures addressed TO
Presidential possibilities by Labor" the
railroad unions weekly, by saying that
as l have no campaign have no
finance" He reiterated his statement
of March that he was not a candidate
for the nomination to the Presidency and
was not seeking public office.
"a number OF clubs have
sprung up doing me the honor OF al
vocating my nomination" said Mr..
Hoover In his letter. II have no knowl-
edge OF their resources which are prob
ably very small ! have no doubt that
they would be only too glad TO keep
their books open for inspection"
Mr. Hoover added that "as citizen
advocate the accomplishment OF full
publicity and proper restrictions on
campaign expenditures.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
LABOR TO FIGHT RENT BILLS.
c. F. U. VIII Send Delegation to
Albany Tuesday,

Unanimously opposed to the provision
In one OF the aati-rent profiteerinE bills
recently introduced in the Legislature
by which Nv York and Westchester
landlords are limited to increases OF not
more than IS per cent. over last years
rentals, the Central Federated Union
will snd It's Legislative Committee to
Albany Tuesda ytO fight the provision.
Speakers OF last nights meeting OF
the c. r. u. emphasized the point that
landlords OF the profiteering type will
find In the IS per cent Limitation" an
opportunity TO grab off 20 per cent and
blame "the law"
on the Legislative Committee are
President Edward /. Hannah. Secretary
Ernest Bohm NJ. A. McConville and
Robert Brindal,
The evening world., 1920-03-27
SAYS CARRANzA WON'T QUIT.
ObreEOR Follower Predicts q New
Revolution In Mexico.

NoGALES, AriE,, March iT.--A. X.
Cardenas. wealthy merchant OF Mo-
gales. Sonora. and supporter Of Cen
eral AVaro obreEon for the presidency
OF Mexico, charged to-day that Presi-
dent CarranER intends either to remain
In power after the election next July
or to appoint one OF his followers to
the presldency.
To do this. Cardenas said. Carranza
has sent General DiegueE to Sonora 10
arrange for military control OF the
state, replacing all troops loyal 70
Obregon with soldiers friendly TO the
government. Cardenas predicts an im-
mediate revolution,
The evening world., 1920-03-27
Of Stealing E2,SOO I'm
VhiHkey Deal,

Magistrate Omen in the Bridge Plaza
Court to-day held Joseph Degato, Of
No. 1897 SiHty-seventh Street, Brook
lyn. In $4,000 bail for hearing We'd
nesday on the charge Of having stolen
S25OO, partial payment for Ave barrels
NJ whtskey which he is alleged to have
agreed 10 sell Joseph Fortel, owner OF
a Saloon at No. lil6 Manhattan Avenue,
Brooklyn,
The evening world., 1920-03-27
LITTLE INCOME GOAT
EVEN WHEN A BIRD
oh High Cost The Jaguar, De-
voCrS Him or Shipboard Just
as He Does At Home.

William J. Lavarre OF Washington,
who travels 20 the remote parts OF
the earth making collections for the
Smithsonian Institution. arrived in
Brooklyn to-day on The Booth Line
steamship Nance, srom Para. Brazil.
with FIVE greo, cases containing lag
uars, monkeys parrots. and fifty
varieties Of snakes The hercest
Jagua- in the lot the sailors named.
"Old High Cost" Nobody could touch
him
Il never knew anything IKE tt bo-
fore" said Mr.. Lavarre. '-but a gen
u.ne friendship sprang up between
High Cost and the most brilliantly
colored parrot in the lot. Captain
Whayman, who never misses a Maur-
Ice Ketten cartoon when ne can get
one called the bird 'Littlel Income.
-Four days blod-curdling screeches,
called everybody to the cage OF the
jaguar He was smacking his lips.
Ali that was left Of Little Income
were few feathers. Sailors said they
had observed that the bird had been
sassing' the jaguar OF late. In cage
across from the homo Of the jaguar
lived the prize monkey. 'Nobo.' the
only witness 20 the passing Of Little
Income On the following morning
the door Of Nomo's cage was found
open. The monk had disappeared.
He must have committed suicide"
The evening world., 1920-03-27
Illinois to Permit suffs to Vote
In Primaries.

CHICAGO. March H.-nlinois women
win be permitted to vote at the Presi-
dental preference primary April 49, re-
gardless Of whether National Suffrage
has been ratified prior to that time At
torney General Brundage to-day re-
versed previous ruling denying the
women the vote.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
ABDUCTED BRIDE, CHARGE.
soldier Arrested on Complaint Of
Runaway Girls Parents.

Steve Bolkus, a soldier attached TO
the Medical Corps at Governors Island.
was held for examination Tuesday by
Ma gistrate Schwab in the Yorkville
Police Court this morning, charged with
having abducted Wilma Heath, seven-
teen. who formerly lived at No. 5Sl
Thomas Street, ST. Paul. MINI.
The girl told the Court that she had
run away from home and while living
at the Travellers Aid Society home at
No IL Beekmhn Place, met Bolkus.
They were married in St. Stephens
HunNRniNnr Church and went 10 live at
No, '.55t .taht BON Street. where her
husbanU1 VI arrested last night 1by De-
tective Walsh on complaint from the
brides parents in ST. Paul.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
ALLIES WON'T PERMIT
GERMANY TO SEND HER
TROOPS TO THE RHINE
CONTINUED From First Pags)

constant references TO towards" in
oalls for enlistment Those issued
to-day stipulated that j'nO towards
were wanted"
BERLIN, March T.-The garrison
at 0latE, a fortified town OF Prus-
sian sllesia, 81 miles southwest Of
Breslau. surrounded the quarters Of
their officers and arrested them, ac-
cording 20 the Vossische Zeitung.
The soldiers were armed with ma
chine guns and mine throwers. The
captain OF the garrison shot him
Belf, the newspaper says.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
soldier Relief Has slim Chance In
Congress Now,

WASHINGTON, March 21.--Legisla-
tiou for relief OF the soldiers will be
drafted by the Ways and Means Com
mittee az executive sessions TO begin
early next week. The task may take
several weeks because OF the multi
plicity OF bills submitted, Assurance Is
lacking that a measure, even should the
House pass one, would be put through
the Senate this session, That body will
get it too late. iuRsmuch as adjourn
mOnt OF Congress 10 set for about the
first Of June, Appropriations bills will
absorb such attention Of the Senate as
may not be devoted 10 politics.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
schOIarshIPs In Memory of Prince
toms War Victims,

President John Grier Hibben an
announced to-day that seventeen
sohoarships have been established at
Princeton University in memory Of
Princeton men who gave their lives in
the World War. They will be awarded
been established by friends and rela-
tives of the Princeton fhero dead.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
FOUR KILLED IN CRASH.
Hos IsIand Train HITS Passenger
Motor Bus.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27,-Four
employees OF the Atlantic Roaming Com
pany are dead and ten others are re
ported injured as q result Of q collision
this morning between a passenger mo-
tor bus and a Philadelphia and Reading
Hog Island train.
Twenty men and three women en-
pioyees OF the oil company rode in ths
huS. The wheels refused 10 grip the
slippery grade, which Careened on two
wheels, rEhted and crashed into a signal
pole, The collision failed TO halt the
bus, which sidewiped the second coach
OF the train and overturned.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
Ends Life when His Eyes FAN.

Frederick w, Pitcher, sixty years old.
was found dead this morning in his
furnished room at No, 2l6 West lO2nd
Street, with gas tube iu his month.
There was no note, but the landlady,
Mrs. NJ. Hasbrock, said Pitcher had
suffered from cancer of the stomach
for two years and lately his eyes had
been falling.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
VIII ASK InVeStIEatiOn Of Police
Department,

ALBANY N. Y, March H.-A legls-
lotive Investigation OF the municipal ad-
ministration, social conditions, and the
police department OF New York city will
be asked In the Assembly Monday. As
semblyman Cuviuler. will introduce the
re solution.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
142 BELIEVED LOST
ON 2 MISSING SHIPS
French Steamers Missing on Voyage
From Algeria 10 MaSeilleS-
Dirigible Hunting Survivors.

PARIS. March 27.-The dirigible AU-9
To-day sought trace OF the French
steamers Lux and Vidauban, believed
to have sunk with 1I2 passengers while
en- route from Algeria to Marsellles. A
wireless from the tug Milon to-day
said wreckage believed to be that Of
the LUX was discovered.
The VidaIfban was a steamer OF 1,045
tons, built in 1881. owned by the
French national railways and registered
at MarseilleA Lloyds' register does not
list q steamer Lux.
The evening world., 1920-03-27

smith was president and sometimes
played In the games; on one occasion
smith advised Goldwater TO close the
house temporarily. Smith resigned
as olub pres!dent according TO Gold
water. fearing complications during
his prosecution OF certain policemen
and his place was taken by one Nc.
Dermott, an undertaken
According 10 the Goldwater state
ment. the frst suggestion with re-
gard tS the opening Of a poker club
IN which Goldwater was TO have 10
per cent Of the profits and Smith was
20 dispose Of the other rs per cent.
was made in Judge Malones court
room.
SAYS QUINN ADVISED "oPENINe
UP" OF GAMBLING.
0oldwater said Quinn had lnOWl-
odvs OF the business and once told
Goldwater to "open up after = tenn
porary closing because "the cops were
going 10 be called or and that I'M
modiately thereafter police guards
were withdrawn from the premises.
Hlrshaeld further stated he had oe-
tained testimony from a girl secretary
Of GoidwsteF that she carried sealed
envelopes from Goldwater TO Quinn
which were delivered TO Smith at his
once or lef, on Smiths desk.
smith to-day entered a general de-
nial. saying be conducted the club for
q few months in 1915 as a political
headquarters and that It was not then
used for gambling and he knew moth
ing Of its use for gambling thereafter.
Quinn Supported the general denial
Tha trial q 9unson has been tenta-
lively set for April 5, with Smith as
prosecutor. Nc date for the trial OF
CORNER Third Deputy Commissioner
Augustus Drum Portor has been
AEsd-
The evening world., 1920-03-27

NEW HAVEN. March 27,-Ths jury
In the case OF William NJ. Jones,
charged with the murder OF Mrs. Esther
Hopcroft last June 10. late yesterday
returned verdict OF not guilty The
Jury was out four and a half hours.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
MistriaI for Neero Corr defended.

The jury which has been trying Isaac
Bradford, a negro, for murder in con-
rection with the shooting on Nov. 10
last at l32d Street and Seventh Avenue
OF Patrolman John j. Mccormick Of
the West l25th Street station, after
being out six hours this morning, re-
ported 1t had been unable TO reach an
agreement and was discharged. Brad.
ford. who was defended by former JUS
tice John w. Goff, was romanded to
the Tombs to await a new trial.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
VIII Tow Leaking schooner to Port.

BOSTON, March 27.-The schooner
Dorothy Palmer, reported b. radio yes
terday to be sinking of Great Round
Shoals, had partly overcome to-day the
leakage which Vas forcing her down
and will go to Vineyard Haven In tow
Of the coast guard cutter Acushnet.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
CORPS TO BREAK STRIKES.
Brother Of French Pretender Oners
TO Form One.

PARIS, March H.-Formatlon OF a
permanent volunteer corps to break
strikes was urged to-day by the Duke
of Montpensier In a letter to the Matin
The Duke offered his services 10 aid
In organization. He is brother Of the
Duo d'Orleans. the French pretender.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
NEW MEXICO FOR WOOD.
Unanimously Instructed
for General.

SANTA FE, N. NJ, March 27.--New
Mexico's six delegates at large to the
National Republican Convention were
instructed for Major Gen. Leonard
Wood for the Presidential nomina-
ton by the State Republican Con-
vention, in session here.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
HyIsn ip AtIantIc cIty To-Dsy.

HyIaB In Atlantic city To-day.
Mayor and Mrs. Hylan, accompanied
by Plant and Structures Commissioner
WhaleH and Mrs. Whalen. are at At.
lan;ic City to-day. Mrs Hylan will re-
main at the resort under the care OF q
physician until Easter Monday. MrA.
lYhalen will likely remain with Mrs
Hylan. The Mayor and Commissioner
Whalen will return Monday morning.
The evening world., 1920-03-27

BINGHAMToN, March 27,-Clinton
Ross, author and special writer, who
was Tor several years connected with
the stads Of the New York Dallica. died
last niEhL he wsBsI ysSrs "a.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
DIED.

NJ, beloved husband OF
IAEais Cody (nes Wtllisl. and father Of
Thomas, Frances, walls and Beatrice.
Funeral from his late residence, 444
E. sTLh st.. sunday, p, NJ.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
Grow Ambaaaador to Denmark.

WASHINGTON, March 27.-The nom
nation Of JPoseph G, Grew, as Minister
10 Denmark was sent to the Senate
to-day by President Wilson,
The evening world., 1920-03-27
nElp WAN1En-MALE-

WASHER. And polisfFg eIperianooi. wanted tH
uoslg baih sATage; A. Esforonoe; Eood chance
lin asrvioo GaTass S6iT Baiubridge o., Bfook-
bn.
The evening world., 1920-03-27
aEIInIoua NorIcEa.

SEhFORD PREsRvTERiAN CHURCH. HesiSShd
M. pa ~ h'SsAi'A' pt Vas''s faSae