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The evening world., 1921-01-21
JOBLESS ITO CAFE,
OBTAIN FOOD FREE
Proprietor Serves Meal to Crowd
and They File Out Of
Place Quickly.

MONTREAL. Jan. 2l.--Demanding
food. n crowd Of unemployed men en-
tered a restaurant hero this afternoon.
They were fed soup. bread. toast
and coffee. Afterward as they filed
out, police searched each man.
This was the second meal obtained
by Montreal's unemployed by the
expediont OF entering a restaurant
and demanding food. Tho first was
last night To-day's proceedings was
quiet and orderly. Police had been
notified Of the. crowds approach. and
made no attempt TO interfere as the
unemployed marched into the restau-
rant. The manager and his walters
were prepa red, and Immediately be-
gan feeding tho men.
The evening world., 1921-01-21
ALL THE WORLD
WANTS TO DISARM,
SAYS HENRY WHITE
Peace Delegate Tells House
Committee Harding, Not
Wilson, Could Get Results.

WASHINGTON, Jan. H.--stagger-
ing burdens Of taxation resulting
from the World War have caused the
peoples Of all nations 70 favor a
world agreement on disarmament,
Henry White. former Ambassador to
France, and a member Of the Ameri-
can Peace Commission to Paris, said
to-day before the House Naval Com
mlttee which Is holding hearings on
this subject
II think the world is crying for
some agreement" said Mr.. White,
but do not favor the United States
being the only nation 10 disarn."
The United states, he added, should
take the initiative in the disarmament
movement and the conference should
be held In this country. Any gather
ing looking to general disarmament
should include France and italy rs
we'll as the United States, Great
Britain and japan. the former AM
bassador said. but discussions looking
TO a reduction OF naval building only
should bO limited for the present at
least, TO Great Britain, Japan and
tho United Suites
Should Mr.. Harding issue a call
for a disarmament conference when
he takes office, the peoples OF the
Great Powers would force their Gov
ernmsnts TO respond, aald Mr..
White. Such an invitation by Presi-
dent Wilson would produce no re-
suits, he said, because Wilson 10 an
outgoing President
The evening world., 1921-01-21
462 GIRL STUDENTS
GROW MUSTACHES
Buffalo University Co-Eds Also
Wear Horn Rim SpectacleS--
Eighty-Six Engaged.

BUFFALO, Jan. 2l.--Vincent Tough
lin, head Of the Bureau Of Vital. Sta
tistics OF the University OF Buffalo
and editor Of the Bee announced to-
day that he had completed survey
Of the 145O students attending the
Institution this season. He amazed the
male students and caused furry
among the co-cds by announcing that
his Investigation has disclosed that 462
females wore horn rim spectacles and
had a pronounced growth Of hair on
their upper lips.
Mr. LouEhlin also reports that TWEEN
ty-one members Of the student body
had heard the call OF hymen since the
first of the year and that eighty six
others are engaged. There are only
thirteen red haired students attending
the University. Seventeen students are
under the age OF sixteen and 900 are
over the age Of twenty-one.
The evening world., 1921-01-21
WKAT IS DOING
TO-DAY IN CONGRESS
SENATE.

SENATE.
Republican caucus to choose
Senate Chaplain
Manufactures committee con-
unuvs hearings on Calder coal
regulation bill.
Senate continues discussion Of
Johnson's minimum wage bill.
Meeting Of joint Senate and
House committee on naval bases
Tor the Pacific Coast
HOUSE. .,
Henry White, peace delegate,
gives Naval Affairs Committee
his vtows on disarmament
Attorney General Palmer tes-
titles before Agriculture Conn
mittee on purchase OF Argentine
sugar. >
Representatives OF farm or
CARNATIONS urge Banking and
Currency Committee to use prop
erty and securities held by lien
property custodian to extend
credits 10 Europe.
Ways and Means Committee
begins hearings on tariffs on
agricultural products. .......
Charles Picz, former Director
General OF Fleet Corporation,
answers charges OF fraud and
extravaganza in shipping Board
before walsh committed. .
The evening world., 1921-01-21
MARTENS AND STAFF
DEPART TOMORROW
W. d. Vanderlip Regrets Depota-
ton, but Expresses Confidence
They VIII Return Soon.

Ludwig c. X. 4. Martens, so-called
Ambassador to the United States
from Soviet Russia, will be deported
Tomorrow. His entire staff viii &C.
C mpany him to Petrogad. All but
one. his secretary. Gregory Weinstein.
are going Of their own fec will.
Welnsteln was ordered deported. T..
The offices OF the Soviet Rusgian
Bureau. No. 10 West 10th Street.
we're practically deserted to-day. Pa
pers were Uttered about the floor and
other wreckage following yesterdays
busy packing up and moving.
New spupCr men were privileged TO
examine a communicated from Wash
'Lgton y. V~nderltp, the promoter, TO
Martens. II read;
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not yet arrested. Harper Is accused
OF 'bhe theft of more than $4,000.
Harpers indictment resulted from
the testimony OF Murray Bein, an at
torney Of NO go Broudway, who
asked appointment OF a trustee I'm
bankruptcy for the Harper, Marshall
& Compton Company. Harper is said
to have bought 100000 base boxes OF
tin plate for export. He turned over
$500 to the American Trading Com
pany, OF No. Is Broad Street, receiv-
ng Sl42,5S5 In payment. n Is charged
Harper turned over only f2g, $50 to
MS firm and that ne and the other
men under indictment transferred the
remainder to their wives names with
nut knowledEe Of Harner'a partnera.
The evening world., 1921-01-21
COAL COVERED CALLER.
Fifteen Tons Spilled over Man
visiting the JRnitress.

Peter Karney, thirty three Of No.
81 East 1l7th Street. was calling on
Mrs. Amelia Hin. janitress Of No. 8
East 117th Street this morning when
the wall OF the wooden coal bin gave
way and spilled fifteen tons OF the
fuel about him.
PatroIman Gier Of the 125th Street
station summoned tho Ire depart
mcut to Htricatc Karuoy who wa
taken 70 the Harlem Hospital suffer
ing from decorations ana possible in
ternal injuries.
The evening world., 1921-01-21
MAJOR MILLER WINS SUIT.

Major Henry c. Miller won by A
decision before Justice Faber In the
Queens County Supreme Court yes
terday In an action for separation
brought BY Mrs Edna Grace Miller.
Her application was denied No opln-
lon VIA given with the decision.
The letters written by Miss Maud
Bisge' daughter Of Gen Sir Thomas
Blgse Of chafiey Moor. Bourton. Dor
set Engiand, which we're proaucea ~
Va, tfiali we're ordered retufnedtto ars'
The evening world., 1921-01-21
CALL SOLDIER DRUG PEDDLER
Agents Say InvaIid sold HeroIn 60
Patients In L, y. Hos pitAI.

Alfred A. Henson. soldier. was
taken from Fox Hnls Hospital. on
staten Island to-day 70 the Federal
Building IN Brooklyn, hlA'Eed with
selling narcotics to yellow patients at
the hospital.
According 10 Agents Manning and
Keyser Of the Internal Revenue staff
Henson had never served overseas. opt
had been sent to the hospital on the
Plea he was suffering sfrom a general
breakdown. II was said an agent dis
guised as n patient, was offered heroin
by Henson. The patients. according 10
the agents, paid Henson FOR the druG
with money given by charitably IN
cllned visitors to the hospital.
The evening world., 1921-01-21
ST. LOUIS FAMILY MISSING.
Husband Asks Police 90 Look for
Them 10 New York.

United states Immigration Inspector
Brown Mcdonald Of 81, Louis, Mo, has
appealed TO the police Of New York and
Brooklyn to find his wife, Hllda, and
their three children. Alice Dorothy.
eleven years old. John Wallace. seven.
aud Jessie Edith three.
He says they disappeared last Novcm-
her, ana he believes II was because his
wte's mind had been derangod on re-
llBioua subjects. His appeal Closes with
the words:
- For Code sake do your best. This
affair rs killing mo"
The evening world., 1921-01-21
HARDING TO RIVAL
TAFT AS TRAVELLER
Plans Speechmaking Trips to
California, Chicago and
Boston

ON BOARD TNIE HARDING TRAIN,
Jan iel'--A trip to the Pacific coast
probably will be made by Preddcnt-elect
IiariDg, II was learned to-day. The
time of thE trip Is uncertain
Ar. Harding IS expected 10 run VIII
lam Howard Taft a close race for the
'hondsh ks champion travelling Presl-
dhnt" ,sltis expects 20 speak IN Chicago
soeAlE5tsH his inauguration and Is con
EidfFinE q. trip 10 Boston. He will re-
turn, - Marion IN May 70 take a9li-
uohkh MiSonic " ,rk.
Mr.. Harding Is speeding across Ken
tuekyaGau'TenneAyes to-day OIL his way
TO 81 AE16ustins. Fla. The frat iva
fNseitaiEilu be spent on Senator FREEING.
huyyep,S5y hPuseboat He will Stop Al 81
AugpStns most " the time thereafter.
The PNsident- elect left Marion
shortly 'dher midnight and passee
through Cincinnati early to-day travel
'iiNE IN the private car Superb Will,
carried him on several Of his campaiF,
trips. Harry NJ. Daugherty accom-
utuiad EAlha
Mrs. Harding remained In Marion /
6iBlsAs pypN5gg the furniture out OF N
shouAa 4h9p9 The place is to be rents
~ saliaFjSh acquaintance, To-mo7r5,
q lsunasAy she leaves Tor Washlngto
10 take her silver ana uneh out OF III
WqghbpEtpn home. shs will then 70
lax, YORK On . shopping trip.
The evening world., 1921-01-21

Albert Howe WhitmoTe. PRECEDENT
OF WhitmoFs & Co., manufacturers Of
'rlfe-slEe DOLLS" Psd Of pneumonia
to-day at his home. No. ~ Harrison
street East orange. He was bern In
Brooklyn flfty-fiVe yeATB ago and
was tho original psteRteA Of the ''llfe-
size" dolls. He was also president OF
the Art Mills Fabric Company the
Buster brown Hosiery Company. and
the Ready- to-Make Garment Cen-
pany. ....
The evening world., 1921-01-21

eaid. ge8ticilating with both hands.
well, II the voucher Is not to be
found. will deny my testimony"
said Col Abadie.
Col Abadie, who again took the
stand after Mr. Schwab testified,
said he regretted the necessity for
connecting Mr.. Schwab with the
voucher and said he hoped It was an
error and that Mr.. schwab would be
cleared.
Asked further concerning the
voucher, Col. Abadie reiterated his
previous testimony that information
concerning It had been given to him
by Mr.. Morse OF Perley, Morse & Co.,
accountants employed to audit Ship
ping Board books. He said the charge
WAS entered as Overhead" in the
main Office Of the Bethlehem Company
and $4,000 was charged to ship con-
struetion.
The witness admitted that Mr.
Morse had told him how the other
Sl6O,OOO had been spent, but declined
to repeat what he had been told, and
said It concerned the Bethlehem Cor
poratton only. Mr.. Schwab, who was
sitting nearby, spoke up and said;
"You are at perfect liberty TO
give that information If you de-
SIRE"
Col Abadie, however, said It was
given to him confidentially, and that
he would not repeat 1t. He declared
that II he had heard what Mr.. Schwab
had TO say, before giving his own
testimony regarding tho alleged
voucher, he would not have made the
charges at all.
OWES APOLOGY IF STATEMENTS
ARE TRUE.
IF ali Mr.. Schwalb has said Is true
l owe him the deepest Of apologies"
continued Col. Abadie There is
nothing l can SAY that will, in my
opinion, make proper correction OF a
statement made to me by men who
we're employed with full understand
ing Of the danger of their position
in giving out incorrect Information
or conveying matters to me as OFF,
cial head of the accounting system
of the Fleet Corporation and the
Shipping Board that was incorrect
or that might not SAVIOR OF the proper
information to be conveyed to me"
The accountants informed him, Col.
Abadie said. that the reason for the
stoppage OF that audit was the dis
covery OF the voucher.
Eugene G. Grace, President Of the
Bethlehem Steel Comuany. was an
other of the early arrivals at to-day's
hearing.
The committee announced this after
noon that It will go tonight to wash
inEton where Charles h. PEE, former
Director General OF the Emergency
Fleet CORPORATION. will testify to-
morrow. The hearings Will be re-
sumed here Monday morning.
The evening world., 1921-01-21
NEW HOSPITAL FOR BRONX.
Board OF Estimate Votes 10 Erect
Another MunIciphI InstitutiOn.

WWWTWVT WWWTVTWWT T'1"NTV Vivid
The Board OF Estimate to-day voted
in favor OF the erection Of another mt
niclpayll owned hospital in the Bronx
Tordham Hospital, with capacity o.
200 beds, Is now the only city hospital
In that borouhg, which has a population
OF 800 900.
Health Commissioner Copeland sa I'd
some OF the Fordham Hospital ambu-
lance calls cover a distance OF seven
miles each way. OF the IS, 600 hospital
beds In this city, he said, only 5000 are
city owned.
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DID NOT EVEN GET
HIS DOLLAR A YEAR,
c. M. SCHWAB SAYS
CONTINUED From First Page,)
sonal expenses on tho books OF the
bethlehem Shipbuilding Corpora
BEFORE BOARD At
HIS OWN REQUEST,


Your appearance here this morn
ing was AT your own request was
It not7" asked Chairman Walsh.
"NOt only at my own request"
said Mr.. SehWab, but Il is my
inSiStent demand, in fact"
II objected to going to Washington
as the head OF the Emergency Fleet
Corporation when was first re-
qucsted to do 80 because OF my large
shipbuildinB interests" Mr.. Schwrab
continued. II was afraid that some
irresponsible and sensational person
would make some criticism at future
time. explained this situation TO the
President (referring to President
Wilson, and TO the Shipping Board
and begged not TO be called on this
account. was already loaded down
with responsibility because OF the
position occupied by the Bethlehem
Corporation. asked the gentlemen
In Washington TO think the matter
over. Then wrote letter reducing
my reasons TO writing. Two or three
days later they informed me that 1t
was my duty to assume this position.
/ did 80.
'Non taking up this position told
the ofticers Of the shipping Board and
the Emergency Fleet Corporation that
wanted 10 be no party to any deal
OF transaction which involved the
Bethlehem Company. In order that
no criticism might be made none Of
the expenses which incurred travel
ling about the country on official busl-
ness were reimbursed by the Govern
ment. paid them all out OF my own
pocket. No one can honestly say that
they saw any action Of mine to in
dioate that | had any connection with
any outside interests"
Mr.. Schwab interrupted ColOne
Abadie'B running testimony to enter
his denial. Chairman Walsh remark
ed that It was the lrst time such A
procedure had been followed in thl
committee.
The Chairman asked Mr.. Schwat
W aHi~eAA AshtNAAA ANA1 4 ApaNA%Ag ~ AN-'
tlfy concerning matters relating Il
the Shipping Board. 1t was mad'
clear, however, that he was not beinl
called IN relation 10 the voucher. Mr.
Schwab said no would be willing L
appear At any time the committe
: desired.
Mr.. scHWAB ARRIVES EARLY
At THE HOTEL.
Mr.. SchVrab appeared AZ the hots
a foW minutes after o'clock.
The room was almost empty. bu
Martin J. 0illon, former special as
sistant to two ChAirnen Of the Ship
ping Board. had arrived.
Hello, Martial" said Mr.. Schwal
HiapDihg MT. Cullen on the back
While the two were cOnVerSin
I members OF the Walsh Committee en-
| tered. seemed guTpFteod a. seeding n
sehWNb. who was not expected
testify .JIntAl wednesday. ana imm'
dlatsly retired. s..
, Seeing Col. Abadl0 enter the room
. Mr.. SchWAb AVproashRd him aI
4 challenged him epcitodly FeSardir
J, bic Testimony given yesterday.
fEcu muaot arA tlIaa NeuDII" !
The evening world., 1921-01-21
JAIL FOR LIQUOR DEALER
Gets SIX Months In Addition to Fine
Of $1,000

CINCINNATI. Jan. 21.--Harry Fried
man, Pittsburgh, pleaded guilty to the
charge OF conspiring to violate the pro
hfbition law and was sentenced to six
months in the county Jail and fined
81 900 In Federal Court to-day.
Friedman was charged with conspir-
ing with another man 20 divert 1000
cases OF whiskey for beverage purpose.
This whisSey was withdrawn from the
cd Taylor nlstillery in Frankfort, Ky"
for medicinal purposes,
The evening world., 1921-01-21

EoR COLDS. GRIP Or INFLUENgA.
TEX lfogs'e LAXATIVE BRoMo QU.,
tiare af - ". grove. 8Oe.-Adst,
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EXPORTER ACCUSED
OF $4,000 THEFT

5. L. Harper and Two Others
Charged With Failing TO Turn
Over Companys Money
Samuel L. Harper former President
Of the Harper, Marshall q Compton
Company, exporters, at No 2sl Broad
way, was arrested Fhis afternoon and
Irrligned before Judge Grain IN Cen
~ral Sessions on an indictment cllarg-
ng grand larceny in the nnst degree.
With> two Uthcf men indicted but
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
TAXI MEN START
WAR ON NEW LAW
File Injunction Action
Against City to Stop
New Ordinance

Declaring the city commissioners
and other officers W the city Of
Tulsa are seeking 10 iuyhlldatc an
ordinance under which the taxicab
ana baggage drivers have been
opcratiug. ana thus deprive the taxi
drivers uf their legitimate buBln"av
built up under the ordinance. suit
IN which an Injunction In asked was
filed In district court Thursday by
W. q. wade, Henry G. reayier,
Clydo Mckinney ana - other taxi
drlvcTs aTalnat the city.
In their petition the plaintiffs say
they were allowed to establish the
O. Vicab lines in tho city under or
dluancc 80. 2l2l and that they have
given their time and money 20 de-
velVp this necessary enterprise.
Further they gay that when the
city commissioners, by ordinance,
ordered thrm To- change the location
of their stands. they compiled with
the ordinance. {ut they allcRc
that the city III now seeking 10 arhi-
trarlly abolish this ordinance under
which tho taxi divers have oper-
atod and ruin the business developed
by the drivers OF this city.
Beside tho injunction restraining
the city commissioners from rcHcind
lng the ordinance, they ask that the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
ANTI-STRIKE LAW
UP IN MISSOURI
Would Declare All Strikes
'Unwarranted Indus
trial Warfare

J1tfT'EUsDS CITY. Mo, Feb. ? .-
An Huu.UrIko blli which places al'
strikes under the hC1d or unWar-
ruutol Industrial warfare, was In.
troduCcd INV the senate today hy
Senator Mccullough OF Knox
county
The hin prohibits a strike by pub
lic employees. or one In violation OF
an agreement between employer ana
tupluyu, or over an arbitrary
award. or when n rcqueet Of the
omployc has not been submitted to
the employer and he has not boon
Eiyon chance to comply, or n sym
pathetic strike.
Tho proposed measure gives 10
any court the power To grant iuiunc-
tive relief TO any person, firm, cor
.poratiuu or association against por-
sons wilfully encouraging others n
Htrikc. or inducing any person 10
engage or concur therein 20 take
Ia strike vote, taking money or fur
nishinE any material aid or help 10
strikers.
Tho right Of any person TO act ms
q picket or display banners or hand
bills detrimental to any person, firm
or corporation or association, also Is
denied,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
TEXAS 'P0Nzr IS A FAILURE
pardoncd Check Eorgcr Il Sent
Back to state Prison.

HOUSTON. Texas. Feb. 3.-Char-
lie Coffcy, a pardoncd check forEcr.
is back In Jail today because his
get rich quick scheme failed.
Using n lettor written on station
cry of local auto dealer, which In
troducod him az "a salesman" of
the firm, Coffey attempted selling
rattle chances on two automohlloa
the proceeds OF which would go 10
the European relief.
Coffcy is wanted In Fort Worth
for burglary but says he expects &c
visit" In the Huntsville peniten
tiary several years more before re-
turning to Fort Smith.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
Check Customs Records.

NEW YORK, Feb. J.--Allegcd ir-
regularities IN the customs service
involving largely the payment OF
gratul'Ics on piers, Is being investl-
gated here. Collector Newton an
nounccd today. lie declared the In
vestigntlon Is not n man hunt" but
Ia being conducted to check "ccr-
tain bad practices now going on.
No hish officials are involved, the
collector asserted,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04


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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04

Governor Of Maine Hurled

AUGUSTA, Maine, Feb. 3.-Thc
funeral ~ Governor Frederic u.
Purkhurst, who died suddenly last
Monday. after serving only three
weeks as chief executive ~ Maine,
was held here today with many men
uf prominence I'm the New England
states IN attendance, The body was
borne to the church on a gun car
riugo with military escort.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
SKIRTS ARE TO BE LONGER
nigh Cost II silk Stockings Given
As the Reason.

PARIS, Feb. 3--Skirts are golng
10 be much longer in Paris this
spring. The dressmakers. however,
say II Is not because the denuucia
tions by cicrgymcn. They declare
mat the high cost Of SILK stockings
made II economical for women t.
wear longer dresses. hiding stock
ings with cotton hppers. Gowns In
an the late plays which are now be-
Ing put on here reveal skirts to the
Wnnrora hnltles.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04

Judge Of municipal court. T.. -
Prentice be restrained from flninB
or imprisoning the drivers for IN
fractions Of the proposed ordinance
or other ordinances pending the
hearing on the pcrma ncnt injunc-
lion petition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04

GROVES Laxative BROMO QUIN-
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Ivy curing the cold. \ tonic laNa-
tive ana germ destroyer. The
genuine bears tho signature of r.
w. Grove. (}o sure you get BRO
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-04
THINK, YES JUST THINK

How many times you have had
cold to annoy you or n Nuu are an
asthma or Catarrh sufferer what "A
blessing II would bc II you had re-
lief. Claims are easy t. mako, hut
we substantiate our claims for
Sgwells supareno Catarrhal Jelly
10y these facts
II ~ u PHYSICIANS prescription;
Nurses, Doctors, Druggists, endorse
t. Recommended hN people who
hnVc tried other remedies.
SrNol.s Suparouc comes In tube
ioruN 'nU sold and guaranteed by
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The evening world., 1921-06-03
Ydnks' Extra Base Hits
Drive ShOcker From Box

stalled a little more. However, IL
DIDN'T help. Shawkey smashed a
homer off him into the left field
bleachers and there were two more
runs.
After that Uuban Just "piddled
along" to the fifth, when he inadvert-
emily threw one within reach OF the
Babes bat The ball hit the gaze in
right centre for as long a blow as Is
possible within the confines OF the
lot, and the Babe took three bases on
It. Sisler muffed Pipp's high fly, and
then Meusel doubled to left, scoring
Babe and sending Pipp to third,
whence he scored on Wards fly to
left. Two more runs.
Shocker went out in tho tollowinG 6
inning, and De Berry came in. Al
though the newcomer was not scored
on, ho yielded q two-base blow, and
In the seventh he was relieved by
Baync, who pitched good ball.