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THE BROOKIATT DAILY EAGLE YdRK WEDXESDAY SEPTEMBER 22 1920 BROOKIffN BRIDGE BERLIN GOYERHMEUT IsThisBabyCoughlin? MEW FORD PRICES IN EFFECT TODAY1 Crochets American Flag Fund Wmmh Aft SHU VheUimmd Badly overloaded engineer asserts GRA TOTTERING FINANCE MINISTER RESIGNS wrs Almm frsw of Sit Lnn MH Ymmts OUWk WmrM ThU WILLIAM WISE JJSON GUT NOT GEMjjij I tho Witt mi CM Wmr Veiefw ToW Slowing Down of Motorcar Ipi City Employee Say Old Struct- rl'i i-J ml Wm ion tram ouarry Koiiected in Securi Af Mil SJ urs Is Subjected to Dangerous Strain According to one of the city angt- Economic Chaos Forces Crisis Allied Financial Control Believed Inevitable IB Wr Ttr Bftl Kft sad Tferlin Sent German la await oa no rice War On" Tha reduction announced r-il from Detroit la tho nn 1 p-atof fSCl fcT iH ike -w ure-war BSMaJ 1 ffart tttAmw -v "ft us3 aennui nsars tha Brooklyn Brldgs la subjected to a dangerous strain by tha unprecedented heavy vehicular burden It has to sustain at certain hours of tha day as a result of the new traffic regulations adopted by Commissioner rover A Whs Ian of the Department of Plant and Structure For obvious reasons this -engineer will not permit 1" vVija f- 1 WE ARE IS Of ASD FOR BROOK-LYS WIS REGARD IT AS THE GREAT EST BOROUGH OF GREATER NEW YORK DESERVISG OF TUB GREATEST VALVE WE CAS GIVE ASD 'THE GREATEST SERVICE WE CAS BESDER VT quarwr 0f Ford seUlng otcasixatlon e- ing winter with the gravest apprehen- 4 sion Thla year Is expected to be tha most serious of all the five war winters experienced by tha German people for not since the war haa there been such an economic chaos so much unemployment such flacel anarchy nor haa the future appeared so uncertain territory sent out thla forenoon tou grsms of 100 word each to the era advising that aa Henry aald tha war waa over Merta lrpt Bwai iwsal iHasi 4 ths the us of hi name There Is ne doubt la my mind at Prices would bs sffsctlva at Many daalerawer nervous whB7rj heard of fha 'HiimM Tnea ttfl all" ha said "that lb -Brooklyn Bridge will be unable to stand tha wsi uuw vx reouired to sell their cars la 1 111 Wkmwm hwImm IE enormous additional weight put upon It under thla one-way traffic order ttir a work UT 1 Coad i uu nave the old price without rebate 51 dealers will as Mtu7K nf rteftowft ilHiM ml rutfrn mm Kevins Miwli Just watch tha traffic on tha bridge be tween I and 11 am and again be in oara pro pea is of raw wmmi monfhg are producing a Governmental crisis which though for tha moment only confined to the Finance Ministry may soon embrace the entire Cabinet and tho fall of the present Government la certain to Introduce noma very i ad leal changes here Finance Minister Wlrth handed la his resignation en the ground that Germany's financial situation required drastic action and sweeping reforms which the combination of political land economic circumstances prevented jhlm from carrying out On the one hand blocking the path to the stabilisation of Germany's finance la tha in-i dependence of flnanclal action existing la ock for leda sjrred rmnc Mies mananr tJ They tween 4 end 1 pm during which hours vehicles are permitted to more la one winMmw uu ductJon waa not tho liiusuraZ direction to Manhattan la the our tt a prico-war among automohii3 racturers on account morning and to Brooklyn In the aft-ernoon and evening using both road DToaa tho industry but vm in '4 tha part of' HenrTpoS 'to A A 2-year-old boy Daby known only way Toe wlU see an endless pre by the nam of John Doe who does oa of fceavlly loaded vehicles nei back to normai: Utgirei Floy ewrre hot look antlke tho Coughlla baby among them many big motor' tracks has -been In tho offices of the New Within tno novernment wnera in ministers withoat consultation -or agreement with the rest of the Cabi representing thousands of tons weight IB tiwmm wiu uwi uusinaes Has li 1 sir conaidrabl respect to priced cays iut ws hsva nJIzl York Society for-tho 'Prevention of Cruelty to Children at 2IT 4th av net decree enormous Increases in POLES BALK AT TERMS LITHUANIANS LAY DOWN PEACE TALK BROKEN OFF Warsaw Sept The peace fc-tlatlona between Lithuania and PoUrfi hart been broken off and th polish delegation haa left Kalwarya and la returning to Warsaw Lithuania agreed to withdraw hat troop behind the Foch line but lu-aisled that the Polfu retire a simlla distance behind tha lint they now occupy To thla the Poles refused to la -excess of the purser mo orooaiyn Brldgs whs svsr Intended to bear In etber a ajtTLw OiwM much affected Wa i TA Manhattan for a week end Johnnie wares augment tho stairs ana run wild generally spending money with utter disregard of tha prescribed stead of freely moving across uw luririM all hanra of the da IB both unfllUd orders for nearly 5 0 Zl Tea it is trus that our order! S3 i made a strong bid for adoption direction the vehicular traffic bound for Brooklyn and tho traffic bound for by tha Society If someone does not claim hlra soon drayid HOWAT LOSES RADICALS Patrolman Staffers of tha 27th Pre MILLEMD CHOSEN seaa higher thaa that In our 'Tn reaction ia tha motorcar tire Induatry haa for weelu ba subject of talk in Wall Bt! r4 Manhattan is nsid sac a accumulates en both aides of the river and than at the fixed time pours across tha brldgs subjecting tha span to a strain it cannot stand- for any length budgets Una of the reasons for tha resignation of Herr Wlrth la that ha Is not able to administer tha posU and railway on tho Increase la wage granted by the latter to tha postal and railway employee which would swell the budget about 118100000 and which expenditure tha Finance Ministry cannot grant without new sources of Income cinct Manhattan brought him to tha Society laat Thursday and sine than agree ROUTED BY MINERS VOTES Indianapolis ind Sept The aSSpil FOR THE PRESIDENCY the little fellow haa proved auch a motor and tire stocks have ben l- radical element In tha United Mine WafM bit of aunahtno la tha office that who of time I have talked with other engineers on tho subject and while some of them disagree with ma others wrths Workers of America has failed In Its aown 01 tn trtiM' Buying of cars on InstallmentiiSl (tfys i aver presents herself aa hia mother' will And tha offlca worker reluctant to give him up IN OFFICIAL CAUCUS effort to win tha majority of tha nominations for national officer of ssstH hold the same opinion aa i tor "Ask Commissioner Whalen why no Famieaa Fuiaadat Policy Needed On tha other hand la tha absence of i co-ordinated flnanclal Policy for tha organization it was announced Kara tat effort has failed to locate paakl does not put down a concrete pave mif mi th roaiwava of the Brook iw hs iimuuaning pront In bisil senerally There have bmi MAMul I at the office of tha union here The SJtl 'Zr aJ canwiiaiiani orders for steal mot ore mTT hoard or international letters announced that President JohnL Lewi lyn Bride instead et extremely costly and unsatisfactory planks' now Jn Senators and Deputies Pick Pre-- mier si Ckndldate to Succeed a parent or relative Johnnie cannot speak hia own earns or that of hi parents but he can say "Mamma" and thla la his whole vocabulary Johnnie has missed his mamma despite his naturally cheerful nature but he Is facta rer JThs Tlmksn-Detroit ixi conservative had been renominated attths auyt km el av ha tho whole of Europe of whose economic fabric Germany considers herself one of the moat essential part The flnanclal future of Oermany It la asserted depend on the Immediate establishment of salty In European finance by a vote of lit to 414 over Robert Harlan of Washlnrton for Interna- buinimnr imnni yetrday in nounced a reduction from 4 percent 1 kMMM lh kl 1 Dsschansl llMI MAMljAM IT- 1Mijllt PMltf far too young for any shadow to use He will nave to ten you tha brldgescaan stand the weight of any pavement heavier than wood This fact alone shows the narrow mar gin 6f safety Insofar as the sustain-injt of the Brooklyn Bridge coa- i-rwH ih vum vimunniy QlVMeM OS 7 2 t-u a Aaaaoluiul us common siocx xne siumn iyi darken his days Just at Present iipra w-' nr nnnarivHnisi ns-iaraaaxraa sss-a m-sf mm laitta I Oaa tire Industry has created uBfnl Alexander Howat of Xanana for tha Premier Alexandre Mlllerand cotton dog with a brown tall occupies It la wlthr-alans and suggestions pioymeni nnianon in Akron Ohltf nomination for international vice- was' chosen aa a candidal for tha Tha announcement waa mad Monday that tha Council of tha Lrafue of Nation had succeeded In getting Poland and Lithuania to agree to an Immediate auapenslon of hostilities pending a aettlement of their djspuu London Sept Poliah forci nare eomenced an offensive In tho re Son of rod no on tha northeast Poll! front according to an official statement Inued yestardsl in ilfuecow and reeelired km by wlreleaa Fierce flghUng la proceeding It la said D'ANNUNZIO ANNOUNCES A CABINET FOR FIUME Flume Sept 21 (by the Associated Frees)---Gabrlelo d'Annunslo haa appointed hia cabinet for the prorlelonal government of the "Italian Regency Quarnero" It eonaiata of aeven "Rattorl" or rectors and d'Annunilo himself will act as foreign minister Thla post according to tbe constitution carries with It tha Otis of chief of State and at the same time d'Annunslo will retain bis title of commander Election will be held shortly to a great part of hi time Tho little lad has light hair and blue eyes and la so chubby and for such a program "of reform that the German delegates wilt go to the Brussels financial conference nest iMujnoen reported that it I 000 workers were out of emniAmu1 president 740 to M7 William areen preaidancy to succeed former i dent Dehanel who reslgnad as Cttef "Also aak tha commissioner wiwncr the Brooklyn Bridge la not detoiior-atlng because of lack of paint? The Kally-Sprlngfleld stock attracted A week Tho Oerman Dress haa been ska It in am aioca maraat yNteruf by a sharp break of IT a share pI ih4im haa nai Dean nauniea in conspicuously silent on tha subject ef the Brussels confrnc the alienee aMl receiving tha endorsement of 1I4S local union it! health by tha Joint caucus of tha Tha raittrala iiuMa the orranlsetlon mntidiN nf the Sanata and "Chamber healthy that his appearance warrants the presumption that hs comes from a homo where ha was well cared for When found ha wore blue rompers a brown sweater white socks and black Thar la not A PaltlClO Of Paint proceeding to a great extant from 3 eswonai oparauone in ine stork aurl kat hay bean bearish on th notol loft on any part of tho atructure" ware assisted by extreme radicals from of Deputies In the Senate Chamber pessimism as to tho future ana mis- tvattd I Commissioner wnsyen wnen ana lire aiocss rar tnontlu The second-hand automobile utml button noes He had no hat aivlncs as to tha good effect of this ina ouwne in ine nope inai wm tnnj afternoon the ftara of the engineer jun nuam of the United Mine Worker might i Premier uilleeand received iH vMm conference aa well as fearing to face tlon reflect tha decreasing demanf sua pU assef be aeised by the radical element- iRaoul Peret president of the Chamber regarding tha safety 0l we mvosira Bridge said: 1 Tht the old bucaboe about tha OBITUARY a solution which aaema inevitable namely a financial dictatorship In aid tho statement In conclusion ror cars Tna race tor gartt nui and the high cost of gasoline irl lot Deputies 1st ana boon Bourgeois I preMdent of tho Senate ill 'J MIH XX MA rLOBKKCI PKalMX a Germany either from within of by given as reaaon lor lack of dtoui Brooklyn Brtflge We've heard that mutv uim Wore I know that an International control commission ror aecona-nana cars engineer have pronounced the bridge DISINHERITED WIFE mm rem kkary th afcta This 1a tha one proposal no one In Germany dares sponsor though moat of Germanya financiers agree It la The voting waa unofficial but was accepted -a a real teat of strength Premier Mlllerand was tha only official candidate hut tho namea ofC Bourgeois and Peret appeared on Cleveland BeDt n-n a jj aashter th lbs Ut 0rs asd Asfssta Msec Ptrtnt dies ss kteaday at her MslAtae la Watariswa when her raaaral servlees wsr hld taday Ths Perlae faaiily famMrlr lived la Brooklyn Miss PsrhMrs msther aa aetlv mn- Til dan of tho Jordan Automobile Cemf choose membera of tha two houses of probably tho -only solution of the unsafe even before wanaonanea naw traffic rule On lha other hand one of tho moat expert engineer la the United States professor la on of our leading universities mads an ittoml pany aad Charles Mean ef tu wrllaincnt The people are not entbu SETTLES FOR 40 PC in oaiioia MHnlrv'i Mwaant Ills atfftealt Winton Automobile Company mi that the reduction in tha nrle of ait Iks Baptist Its-sis' Id ay and siaatle over the poet's new mora but he la using all means to persuade the tou4w sc asd her father was as oy mi rvra company proDaniy wnw DISMISSES CHARGE 'different Tactions to accept nis pro sf the fsaadtra the Lg Isisad Baptist Herr Wlrth who If his resignation is not accepted moat probably will bare an active" part In Brussels discussions although remaining at home declared Monday ha favors an open examination ef tna wrooniyn orran not so vsry Ions' ago and pronounced it not only eaf "but atronger than nsMS Htm fNB en not pa roiiowaa by other compstM Deuss Had Cut Her Off and Left poaal Tha lefionaires Insist on their right to choose a commander and will tha it waa first onensd to traX Another of the troubles of tho fam leney BBMSBB-atsBBSaaeasawawawawsaao WORK FOR IMMIGRANTS WitXUX BT BXATH II years ll ef frank discussion of Germany a linen eaatrae lly of Reno Dumarest wealthy lm (id hecauaa of tha added strength tou it hv ita ration to the struc clal position but that tha departing ilia lata st nstbasa a barter amber ef Cbassllt Caaaell Ma tl sf $175000 Estate to Their The settlement of a contest brought hare nobody but d'Annunslo WILL MAkTlASTmSoVE TO AVERT BRITISH STRIKE porter who Uvea at 4lf llth st Reads of the Immigration Btatki a ture made under the direction of thla point of all tho discussion must be aa a trust ef at Brsadaa' Cfearsa at Sill Island ware Informed toid tha ability of Germany to pay her ri'ual was aired In tha Flefbush Court thla morning when Mrs Emma Rath depart meat in recent years it ia trua that the Brooklyn Bridge re oa ration debt Herr Wlrth Is for nsjuar died taday at hU soma Xtr Heath waa sere la Brosklya Hs waa a aisaibsr sf at of cstonsrra plana by Kw Tat State! Lebor Department to find is! London Sept Another atteinjuJ the recognition of tho debt and says cannot stand tho extra weight of a Dumarest his second wife charged Jdaae Cauacll I aad of Type- vertM ttdtd NaMi by Mrs Marie Louise Leon tine Sander Deuss of TT1 Carroll at for all tho estat left by her husband Ludwlg Deuss who died In Bwitaerland Oct to Induce the Government to grant atone pavement ouierwwa ucn nloyment' for Immigrants who al MrH Rose Dumarest of 114 Flatbush tfaphleal Ualoa No Htli sarvlyed ky navenunt would have nana put aown the demands of tha coal miners of tha ave hia first wife with laoedaH bourine- by thousands ever? ii Germany must assume a ouraen corresponding to tha weight of thla debt la other words begin to build her economic house according- to tha kH wife Mrs SsMna Heath! Ynor aims (Ml liatSan long ago as It would' more ser viahMi and mare economical thaa strvdrmak HUam ana Oeorst' aad Rr country for aa Increase In wages was inrougn in nauon gataway avsr ut Mel rrnm ma vatw an Atit fnwaM t- conduct Mrs Dumareat No said that she and her husband were confronted with aaucaten iwmna aslaiMarrlsl Ofaes decided uptn today by tha Triple AI tant of her International obligations the wood pavemeatr uewa Central' ahd Weatera States Beirf Osrtrad asd BaMaa Hsata Th fansrar lance eomprlang tha miners railway (kaUtM aSNtiri isd bo? iaht tha bridce has to bear on ac Mrs Dunwrast No fx and tha latter1 it lilt waa shown today when mo proof hacaWry to a "division of his property waa presented before Justice Asplnall In Supreme Court Under tha settlemant Mrs Dsuss will receive count of tho one-way trafhe et certain Bayer State Industrial Conuaut si oner and David 8 Flrnn Dlrtrtol will be sid a rnaay msralns will a rssuleta maaa la th -Church ef St men ana transport worn era Upon the outcome the action of the Alliance will probably depend The Socialists to Revelect Men enetb ts-year-oia oaugnter Marceiia la front of tho llth st home Frldav of tha State Employment Bureau art am 1 period of the day ooe noi compare with tha weight of a atone pavement is mnflh Usa Tha new traffic regu Brendan Antii Mi tith at and ia tsnaeat-la Holy Crest Oimetsry Harassed by the second ousting last determined to make a aid ror net night and that they called her names and spat on her 40 percent and her daughter Miss Tork 'a full Quota of Imminent buaf night ef Its members -from the New lations require tha spacing of vehicles nCDOUN K'BU IT year eld ef Co-operating with the Federal 1 It waa brought out that Dumarest York Assembly the Socialist party sehaeger set died aa Meaaay sf scat Is- Erne Deuss 20 will get the remaining (0 percent of tha estat which Is worth approximately $lTi0lt ss well aa or trains passing over me la-atlaj mp Ouxat aailu who was divoread from his ilrst wife will wage it November campaign even Brooklyn Brides so test tna weigm tnonues tney have ssuoinnea ployment bureaus la various put dlssstaa at Ms asae Ur KuMl was tors una mw isie waa marnea on BentJ more vlgoroualy than If it repreeenta- la awltstrlaad a An uit aad swa Douss wno maaa nia lortuno in tna of thlS'trafflo at any hour of tha day la not nearly what It would be If the llvea had been seated al" Albany de laat to Mm -Emma Rath by Mayor Koch of Haboken Mrs Emma Rath a reslisni sf Braeklya far II ysara aad dry good business here want abroad soma years ago becoming estranged vehicles and -trains wore permitted to clared Morris HiliqolL socialist leader Dumarest was named aa iho -corre waa a moaner erTsw Tree Led If a 411 A A Is (wvived by thrs sobs the Btate and nave aanea nr privileges of operating a bureau of It formation oa Elite Island when tt Immigrants may be directed to of industry and various localltlai nu ba advised of the coming of the ilk croc the brldgs In a compeer pre hare today la addition te returning mm ma wire Alter nia aeeia me spondent In tho prolonged divorce and Oeeres Walter aad Arthur Kabn aad twa cession Moreover we opening or two the three ousted and the two re-aimed Assemblymen: "with Increased relatives offered for probate a will he made In lill cutting off hia wife and separation litigations new subway lines in Brooklyn ns daathtars the Ifiisas Prtda and Makol reduced tha number of trains that Kublt Tha 'fassral asnriesa will ba Magistral Reynolds entertained doubt after all tho testimony waa la workmen IwlauL it am: fleet chi iwrUpt NBW of this svenlas at Mr Xubll's 1st hoaia tbs pass over tha Brooklyn Bridge hopes for averting a strike of tho miners to begin next Monday hang upon tha course tha Alliance decides upon Another meeting of the delegates will be held tonight to hear the Premier's reply TOKIO WILL VIGOROUSLY FIGHT ANTI-JAP LAWS Toklo Sept 22 (By the Associated Tha Japanese Government aa a result' of yesterday's meeting of the Cabinet will Vigorously pursue the negotiations concerning American anti-Japanese legislation and will push firmly tha question of racial equality In the League of Nations conference according to the Hochl Bhlra-bun today Tha Labor Union in conference here taday adopted resolution pledging "harmonious co-operation with the Japanese laborers of California wneuicr or not tna names were act majorities at tho general elections in November the party will make special effort to elect additional Membera of tha Assembly from Vmw York City and other Industrial centers of no lotemaaa aOeUtuig aad the la ually called as charged- in tha com $3000000 FOR HOSPITAL "I admit that tbyi Brooklyn Bridge Is badly In need-of a coat of paint I have nleed in my budaot for ltll tsrmsat tomamw wlu la th Lutksraa lamt and dismissed the chargs Camatary leaving a legacy only to their daughter 1 -Mrs Deuss through her attorney Henry Eschar Jr laid claim to tho entire estate under the law of Kat-asnellenbogan a Osrman province where they ware united as man and wife by a contract of marriage and which provides that there shall be a Albany Sept 11-r-Beoommend Irtt the Statet Mr HlUqult said These men- he added "will refuse to take tlon by Governor Smith that is SAhHTBL MeCOhlB ysara aid tonasriy aa Hem of 1200100 for painting the Brooklyn Bridge end intend to re euest a similar mount for painting skit SO LONG SUMMER! State appropriate 1 1000000 for Ut a rsjat Brookiya aad for many years their seats In the Assembly until such eonstruotlon of a thouaand-bco ioe time as the latter fully surrenders Summer flees' tha stags today airy csbbscic am wna tns FbesaU Assaraaes Conpaay died Bandar la tha Homeopathic the Manhattan Bridge wnicn never been painted' 'MSI to tho principles ef constitutional nltal for tha care and trealiaeit 4 community of property interests so fairy summer- leaves are falling In democracy" ioai its World War veterans who bin Hossiui ai vswarh Mr HeCeaib waa bora la Ayr Sootuad ssi sm tathi tha parks days era getting glummer that tho survivor would get all In the event of tha death of either i come mentally disabled ar wasai braahi Coal I scarce wood la dear our harp eeastry at ths at of Mtiisd aid! ALDER AND KRACKE out in a blu introduced in to laeatled wa cannot strum 'sr nvw-' ten miy aaa later want wast rs- lature today by Senator 6aw a At JJ -itr uiiM Ths hill aH'm 'l? BROOKLYN GIRL KILLED (Special to Tha Eagle) turnint ts roosiya la 1177 whsa he Roses pansles all are gone end BRITISH NOTABLES ARRIVE A delegation' from the British In their Insistence upon their unlaw-i Ijaaqr tha wind IB siehlnar owls a-hootin' a commission conyrling tot wi CatakUL Sent Miss May COMBINE REVIVED? earn eaaaeeted with th Msnrenc asm-pasy was astir ta insaraao alralaa saUl tea ysara as when as 'retired from in the trees everything- la dvlns: branch of tho Sulgrave Institution And ful rights" POLISH ARMY TO HALT illlldln arcniieci snaio controller rlansral anil a raneaaSntatlr 01 meadows look brown and sere wish Coetello of Brooklyn died hero last night as a result of Injuries sustained tha Anglo-American Society to take lh smploy of th Hoot Fir tasmae llstSad we iot were nymg part In the Tercentenary- Celebration cempaay la Maataau fsraiariy llrei when a ear driven by Hoses Kuller Tes tna year ia getting old! stent ON THE HINDENBURC LINE laiifyl of tha Landlns of tha Pilar! and or a year at ss va aurta at waa aa of lilt 4th St Blythebourne ran and a member of the medlril prof sloa to be appointed by the Gowiw The coimnlaalon erould be author select alte for the hospital when completed will be taken an 7 SIGMSOJMT TO IT With 0 Victory Krtcke Oilbj fe Kite era sorter slowing like us human kind below don't know where it's going: soon tho mercury wlU slip and It over a steep embankment to avoid tho first American Legislative Assembly at Jamestown arrived In Manhat acuv atmbtriaf Orasa Avwan Prasby-tarlaa Cbareh and Isfl Broehlya tt years fJ1 a colliding with another -car Miss ssi nsnt Mrr rifi zs Warsaw Sept Patek for ate saaaias Bit noma at the Palmar Boas Coalello who Is about 20 years of ate win oa snowing by the United State covcrntn-m la Ban Oraacs Is sarvtvvd by a tan today on the steamship carmania Tha British delegation la headed by Lord and Lady Rathcreedan Other Best thing 'bout tha winter tlmn together with Mr Kuller had been marly Polish foreign minuter and now oaasnisr uuism A aag a at Kdwarg slttlpg round tha flro la thlnkln' of stopping at one of tna houses outside May Want Old Job Back-Uv attached to tho general staff of the HOW'S YOUR SPELLING? Mocom sf Jl Borklsy Kewark Th IKMnt the village tor tna- past weenf and were on their way to tha village when Polish army speaking for the staff latarmsnt tomorrow will bt 1a Irargr tna paainf aays and summer drawing nigher then the sold and gloomy days have no power to tire members or tna party inciuae Aominu Sir William Lowther Grant sir Arthur Shipley Vice Chancellor of Cambridge University: Sir John Henry inBjsion KOTurns Washington Sept fl-By i unanimous consent "cleefflotywt the accident occurred Coroner Rapp today assured your correspondent that the Polish advance to the east would lasllsd Ths nsws of the recant pllgrimage pronounoea aeatn auo to internal in OBOBCS INTOKKXB haeband ef th Prof Frederick Poake -Jackson of ftb Winter haa not power to harm If the heart la cheerful -days of stress and days of storm are not aver fear- juries Ut Jaa Sntdsker dlad oa Senday at hia Cambridge CoL Edwards John extend only a far a the Hindenburg line In the recent advances the army recaptured Tarnopol IJrody and Kokno PbS waa given the stellar position II Ft cant of the eoatoatants In n'H faahloaed spelling bee here imw disaster upon one or another Blair HacAiee English nanaer etan rasiasaea tsia risuey at HS la survived rui "your heart thara of Senator Colder and former Public Service Convmlaalonar Xrack to tho Republican sarin at Maloa haa canted Republican Isadora hers to send out excited demands for tha political sy iw son aearss Kdward JOHNSON COMING EAST enougn now we said aa earruL ley Udale a retired manufacturer and member of tha Anglo-American So and has rrotisea rear among the al asedefeer Th rsneral eemoet win ba ald Senator Hiram Johnson of Callfor lied representatives in Warsaw that this evtBias Is tha eaapsl at 111 Simmtr fcrMnkaJ (ha amMtlnnS Of til ciety and 8 Perria secretary of the British Branch of the Sulgrave the roiea are planning a new eastern nla will Invade tha Kast on a whirl ave aad tha mttrmest tomorrow will OBaasaassMssaaBBssasasBaaalef GEN BERRY IMPROVED (Special to Tha Eagle) movement 1 Institution la praeawoed Ctmstsry wind speaking tour In behalf of the that term itself 'Tuchsla" laa eawMe ax sllswijeilt Ke4nsT fnKOW'l Hardlrg-Cooltdge ticket tha third "np Ntti oulja board 'Speculation la rife a to whether tha Journey signifies a rap-proachament between tha two and a revival of tha Caldsr-Kracko combination that 'dominated party affairs In Albany Sept Adjt Gen Berry URGES HOLLAND TO SEND VAN STRIKE DWINDLES ss vi aaiiiiwaasa ldmmm)txit la order by "tranquillity "W3 week In October It waa announced to HARDING'S SPEAKING who haa been In St Peter's Hospital ENVOY TO THE VATICAN Tonaanaua" "auDerseae i i Prediction that moving conditions day at Republican national headquarter here suffering from stomach trouble would be normal by Oct 1 were made Tha Hague Sept Proposal Kings County for several ears naire" and "periphery" CARD PLAYER KILLED In statement Issued today by tha Krackt's unauecaaaful attempt to- TOUR OPENS OCT 6 that Holland maintain a legation at tha Vatican were made by- Johkheer 1 to leave the Institution this afternoon foa New York Ha will undergo further treatment thara It waa stated at tha hospital that he Van Owners Association It was an put Governor Whitman across for HE van Xarnebeek Foreign Minister in nounced that Hi trucks wars operat-ina In the city with old employee It also was announced that Governor Calvin Coolidgo of Massachusetts Republican Vice Presidential nominee would speak In Philadelphia Oct II under the auspices of tho Union League and In New York Oct XI at a meeting arranged by tha Young Men'a Republican Club During th noisy progrest of of card in the back room of presenting estimates of his depart The time limit In which the striker ment before Parliament her todav were given an opportunity to return was -mucn improved" ue was stricken while at work in hi office on Monday Gen Berry 4s tha Democratic candidate tor Btatf Controller and whether ho will bo able to participate stora at 71 Jay at at I ocw Abolition of Dutch representation at film ts work having expired me associa the Holy Bee would he declared be tlon- is now recruiting and training third term and hlr support of Marcua Campbell for appointment to the County Court Bench agatjiat John MaeCrate the Calder candidate- two year ago jwer the flrst Indication it a break Politician then learned with considerable of a Shock thai Kracks had' teamed up with' Livingston his former foe to pat TraWa undesirable la tho nation's interest fha night Daniel GiUen TE 120 Prospect st was bVeaat and klllpd' Th i poll "2 tar man eharwed With the xne campaign wis nil is sun a mat new men wno win oe pur on ino vans because the Vatican is becoming Tried to Put Woman Out with nollce protection it necessary mAre important renter for diplomatic ad fast aa they are capable of doing ter of doubt WHALEN REFUSES BIDS in3 they were" held without n-lh slttlne 1 'T communications and Information tha work A local moving van and lis ais" Mr In defiance of the order of tha Municipal and Counjy Courts granting Madallna OanVelll tha right to occupy the candy atore at III Liberty 0 0 Candidate Will Invade Middle Western' and Southern Territory Marlon Ohio Sept Plane for two campaign trips for Senator Hardin I during October mad public hers today contemplate a swing Into the border States aa far South aa Chattanooga Tenn and one into -tha Mid die West aa far as Kansas City and Omaha Ths first trl will start on Oct 4 and tha candidate will deliver ad rover A Whalen Commissioner of LOOT BANK OF $30000 Adam ft court this morn hearing on Friday next Th- warehouse owner said that half of the 12200 Brooklyn men who went out on strike had returned and that many firms were doing a normal bus across for the Republican nomination Plant end etructurea today declined Detroit Mich Sept Four for Governor era are Charic uonneiiy fend William MoArdl of 1-" 1 to accept thd high hid' of $1700 av until her five-year lease expired five men employed by Mario Peralco armed bandit held up a branch of the iness -roe sinao waa oroaen nc Somehow the Arm of Kracks ft Llv catur at year for the city's fruit stand concession under th Park Row Manhattan declared landlord entered tha store last night and attempted to move stock and store fixtures out Into the street In Ingston did a poor business The all-max wasf reached to the recent prim First State Bank here today and eaped with 120000 The bandits held bank employees at bay with pistols seised tha cash and escaped In a mo Approach to tho Brooklyn Bridge Hs NAMED OX RESERVE TO INVADE TENNESSEE" igavs a hia reason for declining this aries when th county leader saw his Vnovviiui Tenn Bent In Una and lower bids the fact that the the excitement all tha men escaped with tha exception of Cornelius Me- nasuinsuw aAniilnios torcar judicial slate smashed into small "hrorl xerney of 11 Brown St who waa cieveiana unio member of the Federal Rescn pieces and independents on the Stats with plana of Republican leadere to athi 1 tar thla concession and hia be "break the solid South' a special thB nrm mmtZLi charged with having shoved Mrs Clancelll McNernay- was discharged hbln aasrw Into a collusion designed to hammer today by President wi)u-A -AOUCDUCT ENTRIES dreasea at Deimolnes la forenoon of Oct 7 Omaha Xeb evening of Oct 7 Kenans City Mo evening of Oct 1 Oklahoma City Okla evening of Oct 1 Leaving Marlon again on Oct it he will speak at Chattanooga Tenn on th evening of Oct if: at Ivmi LEADERS GREET ROOSEVELT Albany Sept Democratic leader of Albany County assembled here today to greet Franklin llooee-velt who a-as due to pass through the city en route from Boston on lb second day of hia campaign In New York train will be run through Tennessee next month carrying on a speaking tour Governor Coolldge Governor Morrow of Kentucky Senator Watson of Indiana and Col A A Taylor republican candidate for Governor of IsH OOrV by Magistral enort following bis ar rala-nment In tha New Jersey ava court today KILLED BY FALL down rentals on atinllar properties throughout the city starr ro'CKxntAh isup ticket such as Thompson and- Ben-nett walk off with tho county despite hid efforts tu bold it la line for ex Judge Miller New Republican politician art trying ttf figure out whether Kraek has decided to cut loose from uvtiigirtoa and pick a real winner again In Calder asDSclally in view of tha Ranuh- a Aqueduct racs Imm a WnirlM for Xnurl vim a vUle Ky on the evening of Oct 14: 1 7 tha Sept 2t: 1 tarsla At the direction of Bellovua lios- Tennessee according to a message Patrick Burns II of 204 Nassau aim am State elaiailac: frioai-Ilj "i-J" nuHiniviis inn on tno evening of Oct IS and at St Louts Ma on the evening of Oct at was working this morning on the laako lo mi fr- Ilcan harvest at Washington whleh 1 mtl f0r toTiftr nff fcrother-in-law A Fowls Isa-meats for tha tour bel Prootar Fowl a writer who at 2:10 ara on HcDt 14 last tried to ii BOY HUN DOWXt roof of the Arbuckle plar at tho foot of Pearl at when ha missed hlsfoot Lavsr-g MS U': a-aiers Ill els ll i as tit- Latwir va: Vairfs "2" 'Lj anticipated ounna fas next our years In view of hlposltion aa United States Eight-year-old Herman Millar of ing and fell through a Skylight to FQAMCF WII PAY US I her life by Jumping Into tha take i r-sr vi- f- "1LT Till tth eve la In the Bay Ridge tha pier flooring ho was almost in Senator and hia personal relationship with hia colleague Senator Harding Calder can be expected to wield con Hospital In a serious condition with Paris Sept 22-Prance wn pay iVS-JTS-W rtantly killed There was a soft pile of bag not more than a foot away Sure Relief leas aitetarrt every dollar of tlui 'I2S900000 loan due in New Tork Oct IB Francois- sas ia Hrei from tna point wnera ne dropped trai isiip i insane asylum Th woman who before her marriage in Boston shout 10 years ago was las- slderania influence at asnington under a Republican administration Some of tha friends of tha Plalbush leader figure that ha might have am 4lara! the Minister Of Klnance offi MAYOR ON HOUSING Mile-Lady dMrada belle Miliar waa rescued from the lake by Patrolman- Martin Gill of tha enJ a fractured akull a the result of having been struck and knocked down last night by a motorcar operated by Alfred Hamilton 14 of 12 lid st Hamilton was arrested by Patrolman Doerr of the Fort Hamilton Precinct hut was discharged today by JJagla-tmte Geiamar In the tth ave court fcye witnesses testified that the occur renco waa accidental bltlonb to step Into his old place Anraon 11-3 1st i Oearsis FSZii JI aT 1ST Kslsial BrUS Wjffjrt iwfl Paurtb Hso-rr cially announces io ina i aniuet vouu-cil today This aum I k'niflc' share of the IKOOQOOOOO Anglo-rreneh loan Heated In the Vnltcd States during the war AUTHl'It BTtUOKs) DHOWXtCD' eiin si nation Hannattan ETHICAL SOCIrTTY MEKTIJCGA Brooklyn fteciety for Ethical Ctl dsaw Hsnaicap it I Marie IK Vsller of la 'f naval omcer or tna port or sew Tork again Since the renrganlantlon'tif the Public Service Commission a year and a half ago at the hands of a Democratic governor Mr Kracks haa not held public office rAunfv TJwIn'irBtnn htHa' Am Mayof Hylan today wrote Corpora tlon Counsel John O'Brien directing him to send as many of his staff aa possible to Albany to aid In every possible way In securing proper legislation for housing relief In tills city Thii Mayor ha also requested Tenement House Commissioner Frank Maun and Arthur Hilly chairman of th Mayor's Committee on rent lit BsalMla IW: lrt ut- TiMriik IU: Tea Batten 6 BtLLANfl Hot wafer ture first social reunion of the seaaoa ctlo Cnwaa IIS l' Arthur Brooks IS uf the Tent City i ba held thla PrldaV awnin siaik Ka--y-rjMM- Zi fnrla-Kli TroJW j' Sure Relief Rocks ay Beach stsndlng In ths rear the society house 171 South -Oxford parted hurriedly after the calamity of ALLEGED nAXknrPTCIKS Ul4wi4 Osswy Last! (fe IM yisikeak ai iviisinia Tvsnkr S) Slesel is of a 'launch while the craft wa in motion near Flnser Island fell over Moimlala Dnr Ill: Vloo-Clwlrnwa tfMmk asis vssiBsair Barclay st Sunday morning meetinsa atih primaries has Just returned He Academy of Music begin Oct 1 with baa declined to msks sny romments address by Dr Neumann "Ths High on tha catastrophe 'but acts tike a Cost of Bight Living- jman coming oat ef stasr rproflteerlng to go to the Capital City anMatla allawaaM board and was drowned Tha body was recovered FOR INOiaCfiTlON passia ChMendj st Caaejr lalaalte protect the rights of tie cilseaa' sataar awars track fasti i.

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