The Brooklyn Daily Eagle from Brooklyn, New York • 1

ANSOCATC FRLSi COMPLETE I7UCX EW2P sly local m-NOEFOTtia p- I- AS0 SUNDAY LSTYRLY EDITION V1aM No XU NEW YORK CITY SATURDAY JULY 31 1920 22 PAGES JIIREE CENTS HERE AND NOW SAYS TOOTH IN LUNG 'RUSH NEW GIRDERS KILLED WIFE SUES i FOR BURNED BRIDGE DENTIST FOR $60000 CRUSH IS RELIEVED CROPS TO EOT 1 FI LATE NEWS BULLETINS 'M1NEOLA AIRPLANES START IN FLIGHT OYER ALASKAN MOt'NTAINK Edmonton Alberta July The four American airplane flying from Mlneola I to Nom Alaska left here today for Jasper 2M miles away This flight mad over mountain is perhaps the moot haaardous of the whole Journey Hope to Reeume Operation Next Week-Buues Help Out Traneit Lines Mirmg Charges Negligence Part of Dr Crossman Holdup Came" Saya Latter TWO KILLED TWO WOrNDKD IN IN IRELAXD Dublin July An official and a civilian were killed and a soldier and a small hoy were severely wounded 'Friday night when a military and police party waa ambushed by 15 armed men near BrurecL County Limerick No Profit for Farmers in Glutted Market as Retail ers Profiteer jers Are Not Actually Red Forces Ad-jnce to Brest-Litovsk The Pole probably wUh they haa gone to work Instead of to war RESPITE FOR BRONX BCBWAY MIHDERKIU Albany July SI The four Bronx subway murder-era James Cassidy Joaeph Ml loan Charles McLaughlin and Joseph were granted an additional respite until the week of Dec I by Governor Smith today WALKER LEADS ARbTOX I IT Manchester Vl July It At the end of the momtrtf round of H-hole final of the Ekwanok golf tournament today A Walker Intercollegiate champion led Max Maratdn former Metropolitan Amateur rhamplnn by 4 up The medal scores were: Walker 71 Maraton' 7f MrNAMARA AND DOWLING ARE 9 IT Hartsdale I July Jack Dowling and Tom' McNamara the American gulf prM heat Harry Yardon and Rd -Ray I up In the morning round their ll-hnle exhibition on Iho links of the Sraradale Golf Club today The heat hall card were: Dowling and McXamara 1 Is 47 Hay and Ii The par for the course is 71 The beet Individual playing was done by McXamara and Day Mh equaling par The Indi'dual scores: McXamara 71 Dowling Ray 71 Yardon NO BOLTS AT ARMORY WITHOUT FIRE ESCAPES Newark July Boxing boula will not'bo permitted In the -First Regiment Armory here until sufficient lira escape and exit have been provided Director of P-ublle Safety Brennan announced today FARMER KILLS SOX IN MISTAKE FOR BERRY THIEF Concord July Oliver Dlmond farmer of the West Concord district was shot and'kllled 1st last night by hia father who mistook him for berry thief Officers of the National Bridge Works of Long Island City announced today that the fabrication of the steel girders to replace those de strayed by the lira on tho WHlIama-burg Bridge Thursday night would be completed tomorrow and the girders ould be delivered to the city at once so that the repair work on the bridge can ba rushed to completion The working force at the Long Island City plant volunteered to work this afternoon and Sunday so that the girders could he delivered at the earliest possible moment If the bridge works lives up to its present program of delivery the engineers in charge ef the repairing of tha bridge Imp to res lore tha structure so that elevated operation may be resumed over It before the end of next week glso may be possible to rush work on the north track of the elevated line so that service on that can be restored by the middle of the week The traffic snarl that developed yesterday at both the Williamsburg and Brooklyn as a result of tha crippling of the Williamsburg Bridge waa fairly well straightened out today due Idrgely to the intelligence and good sense of tho traveling publle Their experiences in getting to and from work yesterday seemed to hare educated the BKT patrons who usually ride over the Williamsburg Bridge as to the brat means of using the emergency routing As a result this morning In tha rush hours there was llttla or no ronfuaion at tha Williamsburg Bridge Plasa and only alight congestion at the Brooklyn Bridge notwithstanding that traffic over the old bridge was enormously Increased Employees Hire Busses Many of the Urge business houses in Manhattan also helped to straighten out the snarl by sending sightseeing busses and motor truck to the Brooklyn end of the Williamsburg Hrldg when their employees who live tn Brooklyn were picked up and carried across to Manhattan This relieved to a great extent the congestion on the surface lines of tho BRT which were again used today as a shuttle service between the Mercy eve station of tho Broadway elevated and the Essex st station of the Centro at loop in Manhattan Consequently the largo force of police sent from the Bedford ave and Clymer at station to prevent a repetition of near riots by the crowds endeavoring to board tho bridge trolley had little or nothing to do thla morning A large portion of the crowds brought to the Marcy ave station by tho Cannrsle trains waa carried to Manhattan In emergency Jitney which sprang up Ilk so many mushroom and In truck of the truck drivers refused to take advantage of tlio emergency to charge for a jrldo across the bridge lint others were reported to ba exacting a dime mid Jn-ai'few raws Cren more was demanded The Myrtle ave and Jamaica trains that usually travel across tha Williamsburg Bridge were again diverted by way of the Brooklyn Bridge and the additional trains on the lower section of the Lexington ave and Myrtle ave elevated lines slowed up traffic on them somewhat But the officials claimed that they had moved the extra crowd acroas the old bridge with a minimum of delky and murh better than they had anticipated in view of the difficulties experienced on the bridge last night On the Williamsburg Bridge itarlf the repair work waa going ahead as rapidly as possible The principal RACING RESULTS AT EMPIRE CITY First Wedgewood first George Bovee second: Mary Erh third Time 1:05 Non-starter Gladys Rustler Lady Algy Ponzi Now Plans to Open Considering $1 0 000 OOOOfferF romN We seemed to hare raised more wheat and wages In 1920 than anybody expected A modern lot 1 cares than duos more We get the impression that the missing farm workers are now Federal agenta enforcing prohibition Candidate speech was praised by the Republican papers and knocked by the Democratic so getting back to linymal all right ham: ON BOARD BALTIC RIOT THREATENED Longshoremen Start Trouble Ship's Detectives Force Them Off the Steamer An enthusiastic' crowd of more than Z600 Irish sympathisers broke through tlio police lines and took' complete possession of the Inclosure where the passports are examined at Pier (0 North River when Archbishop Daniel Mannlx of Australia champion of Iriah freedom arrived on the White Btar Liner Baltic shortly before sailing for England today In tho Arcbbiahop'b party waa Es-nionn De Valera president of the Irish "republic" who shared in the applause which the crowd gave the churchmen Shortly before tho ship loft the pier About ZS longshoremen with Iriah sympathies Jumped on beard when Joseph Shaw of Leeds and his wife booed the archbishop as he stepped on ddek and threatened to boat them ip Other passengers came to tho assistance but it was not until detectives drew their revolvers that tha longshoremen' allowed themselves to be taken oil tha ship The English stewards firemen and deckhand of tha liner had threatened lust night to go on -tsrlke If the archbishop wars allowed to sail But the threat did not materialise today and tha archibshop waa on tho passenger Hat when the liner was about to leavo the pier at noon Acting C'apt Benjamin Ashley and 15 patrolmen of the lOtli at precinct had made carerul arrangements for the reception of the archbishop at tha pier Expecting that ha would go vp the passenger level by the level they had cleared a space in front of The archbishop and hla party slipped tlirogh the freight ehed artd up to tha psasegger level When he waa seen by some of the onlooker the crowd turned Into shouting cheering mass of humanity wav ing the yellow white and green flags of the Irish The police were not prepared for meeting the emergency as more than 1500 persona drifted in on tha pier and deranged all preparations that had been made for the ship's orderly departure The 00th Regiment band which had come early to greet tho archbishop waa chased off by Pier Superintendent Wright and missed tha archbishop entirely Detectives were keeping A careful watch on De Valera who waa with the archbishop but had not been scheduled to sail SAY MAN ADMITS MURDER James Joyce It who said ha lived at a Manhattan A who was arrested yesterday In a restaurant on Southampton Boulevard Jamaica haa admitted being Implicated In tha mur- der of Adam Zlttel at Aatorla on juiy last according to the police Tha detectives went to arrest Joyce Tha detectives 1- charge of forgery but on scare h- 'room they found a revolver and at rubber-soled shoes Thla arouwd their suspicions and they 'nueettoned him sharply He Anally confessed that he was Implicated with another in tha Zlttel murder they say 1 Was nMM IIo hag since been identified by persons who say they saw him In the vl ctnity of Zittel's store on the day of (he murder' The prisoner was taken to the District office where he is held for examination- nation he said: have no deolre to defy the Government and will give very aid In my power td tha authorities In their work 'of examining my books" An interesting development of tho day was the report that Tonal la preparing fnr a $5000005 ault against Clarence Barron need of tho Boo-ton Kewa Bureau and a financial export of national reputation It was said that a writ for an attachment of the real relate belonging to Barron would be served preliminary to the filing of the declaration setting forth tha alleged libel Barron In an ar- tide yeaterday made assertion eon emment official he has been paying i ur''ion' of this of Itament Brooklyn White the operations of a few month lha finance king has not yet decided whether' to accept or reject the 910000000 offer He went to hlwpfflco today with accounianla who arc checking over lha tremendous volume of hla transaction and remained willing to dlocUM any or ail thF features uf hia business except the secret which made his money for him 'There In not an atom of 1 doubt about It" ho declared in response to Inquiries concerning establishing a In two or three day Tonxt's book Work done to dale was the removal' of i bank Of the examination of hi keeping system though simple la very the burned and charred tiee from ihe books and the governmental Invest I-'Involved tricks of the elevated line leaving United States money to one line of depositors from deposits mode-by a succeeding line'' District Attorney Pelletier has withdrawn from the investigation leaving tha proceedings in the hands of Attorney General Allen of MasmchuoeUo This la due to tho fact that Tonal'a operations Included not merely the Boston district but were Statewide Th accountants i expert to bo through with their Investigations Wllh- Dr Victor Crossman a dentist ef 1M Fort Greene pi- Is the defendsnt In two actions for damages brought 1 against him by Georgs Minna of Brooklyn who charges that the death of his wife Cora Minna occurred on May ZI at the Brooklyn Hospital- waa due to the negligence of tha dentist in allowing on of tha tan teeth which he extracted for her a month prior to her death to fall Inta her windpipe and thence Into her left lung and that ha did not tell her of Iho occurrence with the result that she contracted pneumonia and died It is claimed that an operation termed tracheotomy might have saved her life had it been known that a tooth was in her lung The complaints In the two actions were drawn by Denis It attorney In one action Mr Minna is aulng individually for the loss of the services of his wife from the date of the extraction of the teeth to the date of her death and In the other as administrator of hia wife's estate In the first rase damages to Jhr amount of flOOOO'are asked and In the second 150000 The papers ware served on Dr Croasman on day last week Dr Croasman said to The Eagle: 'The facts charged In the complaint never happened Thla Is a plain attempt to hold me up and I shall light it in the court Several attempt have been made to compromise thla claim for leaa than the amount sued for la not trua that I permitted a Jnoth to escape down Mrs Minna'a throat and tt is not true that she was under an anaesthetic for 45 minute There la no positive evidence that thera waa a tooth In her lung Furthermore teeth had been extracted from her prior to her visit to my office Foreign bodies can and frequently do remain In tha lungs of persona for indefinite period sometime for year I will fight the Mr O'Brien mid today that In April Inst Mr Mlnps consulted her dentist who told her that nine of her upper teeth and one lower should to removed and sent her to Dr Cruse-man to have them extracted Minns went to Dr Croasman" says Mr O'Brien "and presented the diagram and Immediately thereafter was given an anaesthetic After the operation waa over Mr Minns found that she had been In the operating chair about 45 minute Coughing HU Followed Kxtractloil of Trcth Following the extraction of the teeth Mra Minns according to Mr O'Brien waa greatly troubled with difficulty In breathing violent fits of coughing and Inability to sleep The paroxysms of coughing exhausted her nd her husband called In a doctor who decided that aha bad pneumonia She grew gradually worse and waa removed to the Brooklyn Hospital where she died tha third day after being admitted An autopsy waa performed by Dr Van Cott and Dr Charles Gibbs The result the attorney say found In the death certificate furnished by them to the medical examiner which read that chief and determining cause-ef her death was lobar pneumonia Pulmonary gangrene left origin foreign body (tooth) tn bronchus" After hrr death Mr Minns oh-talned a copy of the hospital record It made no mention of the body (tooth) In bronchus" Mr Minns called this fact to tha attention of one of the surgeons who had made the autopay and the latter said they had round a foreign body In the lung but It might ba a peanut The hospital authorities Mr O'Brien say then added to the statement they had given Mr Minns the sentence: body the nature of which la yet undetermined" Mr says that he thereafter tnUrvlewed Dr BoctU-ger the medical examiner and Dr lloopte the house physician at tha hospital who refused to admit that the foreign body found In tho lung waa a tooth hut said that the man" of the hospital ateflt had said that It looked Ilk a tooth Chargi Trip Had Revolver (Special to The Eagle) Jersey City July II In a car which according to the her tha number of a machine belonging to Miss Else Ward of Great Keck two colored men and a negreas were arrested last night In this city In the machine war found three 45-caliber revolvers cartridges and some Jewelry In ir were Roee Brown 2b of 4Z1 Ann at Newark William Graves and Carlin Sims both of Washington Sima had I14Z4 In hi possession They were locked up on a charge of carrying concealed weapon EARL SMITH a MAGISTRATE Earl Smith formerly an Assemblyman from Washington Height waa today appointed by Mayor Hylan a city magistrate for a 10-day term to serve in the place of Magistrate Frederick House who la on sick leavo The naw magistrate la sitting with Magistrate Jesse Bllberman In Jefter-ro it- Market Court to get acquainted with the duties of the office become the rule every time the league meet its meetings will end by becoming a financial burden upon the state acting as host and will excite adverse comment at a time when! economy I being preached in all countrie" one critic remark- The secretary of the league haa engaged two houses and part of another In the West End of London for hla headquarters They are described aa furnished and palatial mansion" The Duchesa of Marlborough owns one of the house Sunderland House in Curxon at for whlrh a rental of $4000 a year Upa'id The other house is at 117 Piccadilly and tha renlal la 7500 a year The house partly used by the league la at tal renlal of 14500 year which Is shared proportionately by th nations which ar members of the league roc SET irtWAV glide effiesa er Mat by anil upsa reeelft sf asob'ito Valuable crops of freah produce are being turned under or ar rotting in tho fields in some section uf Long Island bci-ause the atludy decline of holrantc price almost to the van-j lahing point makca harvesting un-I profitable according tn the farmers 1 and at the same time consumers con-j ttnve paying local retail dealers pricer appreciably higher than those whlcl prevailed while the country was on war ImsI The high profile of the retailer hav( reacted tn the injury of the farmer equally with the consumer if not an eten greater extent Tha exorbitant retail price have largely wiped inul demand and mi forced wholesale 'price and consequently tha pricer paid the farmer to an ulmnsi unprecedentedly low level for I ha season Lower retail prices would result In an acceleration of buying with a stiffening of the ahidcsale market and a healthy reaction upward to a level of legitimate profits all (he way 'round- Retail profits of 300 and 400 percent are romimm anil yesterday and the day before qua item cabbage waa being retailed amorally at prices yield- ing a profit of approximately 500 percent In frw if any Instances la tha margin of profit under 100 percent which la more than treble that to which the dealers are entitled under the lew From Wentegh Freeport end other sections of Lang Island come authoritative report that farmer discouraged by the rapacity gf rctallerg who stubbornly stand Ilka a wall between (hem and the consumer have reerhdd the point where they refuse to harvest vegetables which are a drug on tha market but which would be In instant and steady demand If the he nominally low wholesale prices were reflected even partially by the retail dcaler- I Flrlcrl Offk-m llrgbi Probe Hens Federal anti-profiteering crusaders began general Investigation in Brooklyn yesterduy afternoon and prices were shaved hit thla morning but nut Mifflftcntly to In any wise constitute a stable reaction to lb wholrsnle prices United States District Attorney Leroy Roee of Brooklyn wu In communication with the office of Armin Illlcy United Btatee profit eer pros-ccuior ycoterday and said that he intended to use every effort to bring the fresh food profiteers to book for their Insatiable rapacity NOVA SCOTIA MAY ISSUE CHALLENGE FOR CUP Sydney ft July Yacht duba of Novi Scotia and not Nr Thomu Upton would tha 19ZI challenger for (he America's Cup' If yachtsmen province follow the recommendation mad today by A Cross Montreal former member of Tar-' from Victoria and North Capa Preachor Visit Home Prays President Will Regain Hi Health (gpccial to The Eagle) Washington July Th llcv John Xorherry pastor of tho John -Wcalcy Pentecostal Church Brooklyn who lives at 4I4B Jefferson ave yeaterday while seated In th chair In tha private siudy bowed hla head upon tha chief executive's desk and prayed fervently for th President's return to normsl health and lha triumph of hla efforts 'for world peace Dr Xorherry was relchratlng his birthday by tour of Iho Whlla House I Fawcett In the Supremo Court to punish her husband Gualave Lieb bronse chaser for contempt of court because of hla failure te pay her 4X1 a week alimony- as ho was ordered by Justice Lssansky last April Llcb in-blstrd that be should not be asked tu pay alimonj Justice Fawcett reserved decision Objact to Now Family The occupancy of a large residence at 171 Bowne eve In one of the most exclusive sections of Flushing by i family of colored people has oroused (opsidcrahie excitement among tho residents of lha neighborhood The colored family to the first li settle in that section Residents are objecting strenuously to tha new occupant WAS POOR LOVER That he was not so adept In tho art of making love as other men was the reason that Mr Esther Baron gave for leaving her husband Lout a clothing cutter according to tho affidavit submitted today to Jus-tics Fawcett In Supremo Court In opposition to his wife's plea for alimony pending trial of her separation suit CONNOR TO SIGN ALL PERMITS Announcement mads to day from tho office of Charles O'Connor Federal Prohibition Director for this district that hereafter John Connor will algn all permits to withdraw and renew permits to dispense transport or otherwise deal in alcoholic liquor BASEBALL GAMES TODAY NATIONAL ff Louis Brooklyn 1 Batteries Jacob and McCarty Pfrffer and Elliott At Boston (first gam): RKE II 4 1 HaoffUer Pittsburg IMMMt Boston I 0 4 Coper and Rudolph Scott Oeschger end O'NotlL At Polo Orounds: Cincinnati I New York 4 Balterlee-RIng and Allen Bentaa out abort and on (or (4 putts and a 4 Hspsa straight te tho grooa In 2 lost his ohsne by taking putts from II feat for 5 Hols 9 141 Yard Per I Over Hollow to a Bankod Etdh on from lha to Hagon rtna par missing a I footw for a I and tho being 4 down at tho turn Tho outeardsr -i-s-it imu July II By the Associated cavalry fores have rued to the Eaat Prusslsn tron-according to a report from the fh Military Mlaalon In Waraaw to 'ranch Foreign Ofllce The Bol-itit line extend from Bualkl 50 I northeast of Grodno more than jilra to a point almost directly i of Waraaw Bolsherlkl have not actually wd the borders of Allensteln and vnaerfer but are fraternising 'j the Germana northern wing of the Bolahevlat now is menacing Warsaw the north aa'well as from the Th Bolshevik! are now Zi miles 'jaest of Ballystok 4 (lie Galician front a Polish coun- rensive is being organised Se French mission reports the 4ir of tho Polish army stiffened likably during the past week be- of the mission's arrival news of ii uona an route and tha fact of jl upport The mission states that iihe Bolahevlat cavalry -now la ef-sr the infantry being worthless by the Bolahevlkl yea of Gralevo IT miles southwest J-wulkl also is reported by the (in dnn July It Continued sue-V for the Boishevlkl are announced official statement Issued Friday 1 Kusslan Soviet Government at vow and received here today by bi Tha statement says that the ib-tikl advanced to Brest Lllovsk fiiunslsy HPLAHES BRING EIGHBORS TO HEAR I SPEECH ich Campaign Opens-Marion hronged for 1 Occasion Woman Pilots One Plane Ohio July Senator Pliny's front porch campaign be-iody With a pilgrimage to Marlon i ileK'gation'from Mansfield and the blinding country to pay their re-i te the Republican nomlnea and him discuss national Issues j-e drat of tha many groups of that are to coma here during ftxummer on similar missions tha Katkn marched on the Harding -lone with flags and banners fly-nd with hands standing a aonor-mrsiagn of greeUng Marlon was knllday dress and spirit to welcome ti and to give the front porch cam-n a rousing send-off li hough the principal event of tile program Senator Harding's al-was to he 'Withheld until late rnoou the Richland County people ftn to come In early byt rain motor sirplane Many of them did not 11 th hour act for the formal call 1le Ilardfng residence but went st once and kept the Senator -4 slinking hands and renewing ac-Jntsnce airplanes were pilots of the pillage here Henney vice intent of the Msnsflcld Chamber Commerce was rhosen the advance 'si to fly over Marion early in -the i and shower the city with Hard--nnd Coolidga Souvenirs and Mrs A Farrow vies president of Isnslteld Aero Club waa accorded distinction of convoying from the flie lint of the front porch dde-cna a serenade on the Hording ins program Included an add re as fleeting by Cape Her preced-1 Senator Harding's speech The idsle had prepared beforehand -tssponae to be delivered from the selected as his principal forum je campaign Porch wlilrh thus becomes one ft landmarks of American political "ry haa a rapacious stretch along and east aides of the real At the corner turn tho curv- balustrade awlnga out to form a that the utterances of the delivered The picture whole with white pillars and rails VjT against the dark green body of rives the linprceslon of a iicriable everyday dwelling but 1 SAtM Ai AfttA Jutting alcove at the corner fac stretch of lawn provides talking vantage point for the use made of it i fO AMERICAN SOLDIERS '2 RESTED IN PARIS HAD "i OT OF GERMAN COCAINE fa grootlf ttgU ad rails yaHe Mttr: cWAt ISSO) Iri July Lt John Spaulding Pvfc Rudolph Schemer of the anrican Army of Occupation were Jpre Wtm-day by the French customs officer found bounds of German eocaine worth iranc in vails' -SEEK $241901 REFUND tho recovery of a loss alleged lave been Incurred through tn-'w quality of cotton ault ha been Li 1 uPrnw Court against Co- of Dallas Tex pav hUrk I34Z501 auegsd in the complaint that A Co cotton merchant of tanshurg 8 boiiiht cton "nrtpr alx contract for the pur-w resole nd tht the good adellvered were not up to the rcciflratlon The 'Texas not nlpl answer 4 I1 iasimts EOIXD Jul n--x bag containing shout IZiinp bf Jewel -Wh'rli fell from tho I'M KflRlflil lierafara Arid Phsoat iu! ttr sod rout favorite ruU jule 7 At Ad 1 1 1 I i I Boston Mas July Ponal tha International exchange wlsard expects within short time to open hug bank and to pay 10 percent of the profits to depositor Whlto tho Federal authorities are going over bio fo far without discovering any trace of irregularity or illegality ho is making hla plana for extending hi Immensely profitable bualnes The reports of hla tremendous profile have brought him an offer o( 510050000 from a New York concern Tonal says- fo the oeeret by meano of which he between $5 000 005 and 915000000 In PAID $400 SHE SAKS FOR RENEWAL OFHER DANCE HALL LICENSE jMri Shotwell Heart Grafters Had Raieed Their Price and Probe Starte Brooklyn dance hall proprietor hivi brn iMylwf ifnifourty in ffraft i ike tirhr the "prtv (Special to The Eagle) Greenwich Conn July Walter Hagen retained h'a title of Metropolitan open golf champion today by defeating Jim Barnes 4 strokes In the IS hole playoff on the link of tho Oreenwleh Country Club Tho two stars tied at 252 at the end of the 72 hole competition yesterday Jlugi-n lad by 4 strokes at tha turn increased hla advantage to 4 at tha I2th and ti gat ion made yeaterday by Com- wa 4 to the good at tha finish mtssloner of Accounts Hlrahflcld Into1 The medal scores were: Hagen 70 the case of Mra Caroline flhotweil of 150! Bbpre rd Manhattan pl'yer sUrted bhrokffi owner of tho dancing academy drives to rough Both war out to tho 115 Washington st Mr Bhotwdl green Hagen 10 Barnes 34 feet made it complaint to tho eommleoton- Ifula Tallier acted aa referee cr when she heard that there waa to holder Both ran up for tho be an increase of 50 percent In "Influ- Holi 175 yard steep down hill ones she had pravloualy paid par Hagen was on 14 feet from the for the renewal of her Ilcena pin Barnes waa 2 feet off the green to Mr Shot well's atry came out dur-1 got hla I while a visit to Deputy Commlsaloner (0 underground agent for liege" of having their annual lleonac renewed This rams out In an Invaa- Hole I I50 yard practically level llie warped and twisted girders sup-1 porting that part of the structure bnru and open to view from the rootpath All of the ties had been removed this morning from the north track and work waa progressing on tho south I track tie Because of the charred! condition of tha southern tlea tile work here waa more precarious thafl on the! north track and the men were proceeding cautiously to avoid any sect dent Up to a short time' before noon nothing had been done apparently (o -remove the ZI damaged girders Continued on Iagw 22 Thai AHERN FOUND DEAD LEFT NOTE TO WIFE Charles Ahern SI of 121 Olm-sted pl Glendale business agent of the Amalgamated Silver Workers Union No II waa found dead today at a desk In hi office at 27 Id ave Manhattan Mr Ahern worried because her huaband did not return to hia horn last night as customary sent her nephew Victor MoVay to hi office this morning to mako Inquiry about him When tho young man reached the office the found the door locked and summoned Patrolman Mahoney of the ith at station who broke 1 down tho door Ahern waa seen sitting at hla desk dead A typewritten letter addressed to his wife was found lying on the desk in front of him Its contents were withheld by the police who admitted however that tha author of the letter had said -ha waa dissatisfied with life Dr Grhrstt of Bellevue Hospital could not aay whst caused the -man's death but thought ho had taken poison Life Sweeter at itWcfel CsrrMpasSme at Th Easts) London! July Women are hap-' plwi -gier they reach tho age of 45 After that age men have te endura lha greatest burdens of lift For the women 14 may sweet but 14 to JF Addressing the Medico Legal foetoty rsocntly Dr 011flsd eid that after is women Uvea are pleasanter and moro attractive than men' "Between tlio ages of II and ii" hi said "mors young woman commit eutclda than young men but aftsr II the burden of life becomes so much heavier for men or life become so muoh more roey for women that tbs revere le the sod i HAGEN KEEPS TITLE BEATS BARNES BY 4 STROKES IN PLAYOFF! par Fine drives and seconds put 1 both on for the par 4 i Hole 4 574 yard lave to last 200 were Krftlfntf hooked hli brftssio rouh tut waa out on tho green Barnes's brasals waa straight and ha also was on lit 2 Hagen missed his long first putt of 15 frot but Harnea dropped hla l-foctcr lot a winning 4 Match avon Hola 4 414 yard drive up gCntlc elope second over knoll to blind 'green par Hornes to rough I feet off fairway Hogan straight Barnes waa out to tho green 40 feet away Hagen allcod hla second slightly to 4 Inehca off tho grean os the bank of tho bowl long putt tons I fact short and hla next went Into tho cup and cams out to ait on tho lip Hagen's third waa up to 4 feat and he dropped tha next for winning 4 l'm'yard all gentle slop i -i -h hu iup for 104 ynrdo than level groan with brook In front par 4-rino drives for 1 oth Hagen was on 54 foot away ft hta chp up aert for Helo 7' 11 yard par 4 drive up '-so hill than level to groan Barnes sllod to light rough listen straight Barnes waa out to a trap Ip front of tho green Hagan waa on 44 foot past tn I Barnes waa barely' on 74 fsat 1 from tho pin Ha ran hla long putt 14 foot and took two more for a 4 Hagon wu down In 4 and became I stroke 1X010 I 171 yard par 4 tovol and then down bill driv then loval to Ban drove to a trap Dinners and Extravagance Of League Council Criticised in England 7 of License Sexton of whom she In qulrad If it were trua that she would have to pay 500 Instead of 1440 for th renewal of her license this fall mt iiiMna AP taii Wain 1 1 50 Sexton naked Mr 8hotwell to tall him fell about IL Sha did to soma extent Then tha metier was referred by Mr Seaton to iho Commissioner of Account who held an Investigation ending' with a hearing yesterday "Moot men have little time for any Sweet at 16 Oldfield thing hut scramble to mako money" said an author dlscusairg tho matter Iho other day reoponaiblll ties and the fear of peVrioua old ago era perpetual boglo They bar rory little time fee oulst mind-free plus- urSL i i "Their wtvs on tha other heed bv generally got pest their greatest tho roaring ef a young family Thalr lives gtLmofii placid and more ploaauiahlo as time goa on They can take things more easily" Genevieve Ward tha veteran setrss Mid: "I certainly not growing low happy an grow elder I think I can say the same from observation of my friend both men sod womon" (Rpsclsl ComseenOmre Ts Salt London July The eumptuou banquets and palatial quarter pro-vldrd for officials at the meeting tha Council of the League of Nations have been th subject of adverse comment In the Brltieh preas recently The banquet have seemingly- be- corne part and parcel of every meet- Ing of the council and are an unnecessary ertravagancc It la asserted Five meetings of the council have been held this year-two Ip Lon do two In Faria and In two more are now planned on oi Bruaml and the other at Ban 6a- bainlfcn Spain The round cf banquet and forma: functions at the Rome The S-Mhlya Eari roMIshcs a Gold ts iirt a reception by the Mayor of subways New irk City gtviiw an (Feme a dlplsnisuc by (halts local n4 otaMMs and a ip French Ambarsedor and a number u-idtrgtund aao elevated tie- of nnoffic'a! dinners by Ue Britlrh list Distributed trie at ail baste i Ambawador fesUrii feoUridea and JuakeUugs are to I 1 1.