The Buffalo News from Buffalo, New York • 1

I 1 1 lf 'r i fl s- '-7 s' 4 s' "jp VOL lXXXVIl NO401 THIRTY-FOUR IWG12S BUFFALO 1 TUIISDAY NOVEMBER 27 1923 THIRTY-FOUR PACES TWO 'CENTifti: TWO II DEM) II 11 SECOND ARREST IS MADE IN NEW YORK 1 Druggist and Woman Clerk Fail to Identify Murphy Suspect Held in Mon- roe Countv Jail -V I 1 James Lyon reputed jrunman held by the New York police as a auapect In the alaying of Mayme Bigham wife of -George Blgham Elmwood avenue druggist will be specifically charged with murder in tho first degree it waa announced at police headquarter this morning George Ilarria companion of Lyon also a primmer in a New York police station will be similarly charged with murder and together with Lyons will be brought back to this city just aa noon aa the necessary papers can be obtained so Detective Chief Newton declared The two New York prisoner may 'have been membet of a bandit gang three other alleged members of which Patrick Murphy Harold Martin and Edward Smith are held by the Rochester police on robbery charges and aa suspects in the Bigham case DIAMOND BROTHERS PICKED AS SLAYERS Barlow and Joseph Must Stand Trial for Murder of Two Brooklyn Bank Messengers NEW YORK Nov 27 Barlow Morria Diamond and his younger brother Joseph early today were definitely charged with homicide in connection with the holdup and murder on November 14 of two employes of the West End bank in Brooklyn After a grilling by police detectives which lasted far into the night the brothers were taken to Brooklyn police headquarters and booked on the homicide chcarges Barlow was arrested in Cleveland Sunday night and Joseph surrendered here yesterday They will be arraigned this morning After Barlow Diamond was alleged to have been identified by a witness to the shooting and holdup as one of the bandits attention shifted from him -momentarily last night when an eye-witness picked Joseph out of a line-up at police headquarters as the man who shot and killed William Barlow one rthe messengers Fntk OfiiTtaf IT DffeetiTe-Hfrfml Wh (niilf Machine Driven by Woman Runs Down Joseph KaL icki Fred Lublow Fatally Hurt' Crossing Fillmore Avenue at Clinton Joeepli Kreeksy yeen aid SS "oils avenue woe fs tally injured when he ess struck by an antomo- bite driven by Mra Manila Flnkct jjll Wllllsia street gt Broadway and JerfSraua avenue He died a few mlaulas later la a lortor'a office nearby Mra Flnkel was net held While creasing Fillmore avenue at Clinton street Fred Lnbtow yean old 114 Clinton street was struck by machine driven by Deorg A Price 111 Gilbert avenue Ha died later la Ihe Kinergenry liospltel Price who tuld pollra he was proceeding at a very alow rata of sneetl waa not held When an aul-nnobllc driven bv Albert Wlnalg Ml (letmire street collided wit i a machine driven hy Charles Trim 49 yearn old 17 Brooklyn avenue at Winslow sve-nua and lluinlmldt parkway Tebo was thrown out and suffered ruts and braises James Parks Jr sporting editor of -4he XKWM living at the Buckingham hotel: Mrs- Kmma Monk yuan oliL 11 Aurora atraet Imacaster and John ltaentlsb (4 yean old Ill North Pearl street were slightly Injured when Grant Hunt tl Beard avenue swung Ills auto to one aide to avoid hitting a person crossing In Iha street and turned into a safety sane at Mala and Allen streets William Wcteaer yean old 4bl Con wall street and Celia Hchwter Si yean old 144 Itast Fairy street wen slightly Injured when they wen struck by a car owned by tlie Kleln-hana roinpany and driven by William 11 Hassle- Cornwall street at Huron and Nl'lroH streets Turning Into Washington atreel from Bruadwny automobile driven by Ham Muganuao HI Madison si reel I ruck Mabel Black III ton-grass atraet Him waa nut seriously hnrf- William Reid St ye old slopping at the A rilne too hotel la Hxclianga atraet suffered cols sad bruise when lie wee struck by a street cur at Michigan avenue and Carroll street CONNOLLY SLATED FOR DEPUTY CHIEFSLEUIH Detective Chief Newton announced this mnrnlng tint ha ths result of request muds to him by long distance telephone from Detective Her-' grant (Julirl'-y In New York city would penult no further questioning of lira Rochester auntieela until the i-sturn of Quigley with Ihe New York prisoners Chief Newton declined to reveal tha nature of the evidence against tha men held In Kaw York but ha admillsd that It wan exceedingly Important and would pro ha lily result in thu solution of tha Rlgham csss In the couraa of tiia new tow hours -llnnsmnch as George Blgham tolled id positively identify blurphy Martin and Hnillh when Ihs prisoners mere pleased in line of other men In I lie Monroe county Jail yesterday ths iwteoaers wilt not at once be charged specifically wltu any paiik-limtlon In ths lllghnm killing no Chief Newton Indicated today Mr Itlfhaid wllh one of hi derhg Magdalene Hohnable fix' led to Identity the three men White Mr Blgham heel luted before tit three men and later told Defective Hergrant Flynn whe acenmpnnted him that the lirlsunera reaeinltled th bandits who ta rush murder warranto Without da lay At present tha two man ara held on open rhargea and tha poltaa V' want a speclflo aecuratlan ptaaed I sgnlnat them ta foraalall tha poasl- Ulllty of soma New York lawyer slip- -ping them out of the bands of tha '''r- metropolitan authorities -Detrctva Hergrant Flynn will leave for New York sometime today bear-Ing th warranto for tha two man District Attorney Moors with whom Detective Chief Newton convaraad tn tha telephone hi raid to have a grad to th Ismiane of tbs warrants and have Instructed members of Ms staff to sa a that they wore drawn at aa ra and dcHverctf to Dstoetlvn IsrgraM Flynn Thera am two versions ef tha nr' rest ef Lyon in New York elty aa-eonllng to Iha pullca Tha New Yarfc 'V authorities are reluctant ta ravaal tha exact details announcing only tha bora facts at ths art-soL According to one version Lyoug known as "Jm Monk- wna picked up 4 4 hy detective In subway Thn dstccllvn rscagnlxsd Lguan from rogues' gnllrry photograph sent sut' -v by thn Buffalo pollra unrated hlnT and look bint ta tho West llth atraet Mi police slatloa Than tan wan Fried confessed Ur Dodd mid that the brothers had told hint to return to New York as sous an pna-slhle to aes the ground lays and to notify anyone who naked for them that they had spent November 14 tho day of ihe crime at their factory Mr Dodd mid last night he might be able to start prematatlon of the ram to the Brooklyn grand Jury today The police expressed their confidence in speedy solution of the crime It which In addition to the double murder 141 8S waa taken Telltale Fingerprints Barlow Diamond waa traced by means of fingerprints found In Mood on the murder oar The owner of an mat aids gangs yesterday Identified hlin as tho possessor of the murder car 'which waa kspt In his gangs tho night befan tho robbery He also recognised a photograph at that of tho ntaa who removed another car owned by tho Diamonds from tho Kongo tho day after tho crime Tho police in looking fur this man' as the third Involved In the hold-up -Tho police mid hley had found Ilia I Bartow piamond had rented safely diyioalt box three boon after the crime and had visited It twice after the robbery It was empty a when they opened 4f Police Inspector Coughlin mid the robbery woe bungled He declared the Diamonds wen well acquainted with Barlow and William Ur-Loughlln the other memengcr killed and that the elder brother was oli in the vicinity of the West am ployed abort time before the holdup The crime occurred on the stairway of a west end subway station at rift -fifth street Brooklyn where Um subway rune oa an elevated structure him! I'd know him among 1 'a thounnd- the eye-witness rx-rlalmrd ho stopped In front' of Joseph Th- you no brother who nr-rooted odor Harlow had amltted that a ii tom obi lo Hr nor plain found on the outomohllf ahondoaod by the bandits bebmo to bio brother Both were grilled fur hours last night becoming worn and haggard undor the rroes-esamlnlag Barlow Donied Immunity The elder Diamond was sold by the police to have promised to glva them valuable Information eboqt the double slaying if they would pmmlnt him Immunity This was refused He mode a written ala lament however the contents of which worn not divulged The Diamond or egpectsd to bo aonfronlod today by Philadelphia charus girl to whom they are allagrd to hove boasted that (hey "wen wanted fur a stlck-up" It was through thlo girl and chorus girls It lo thought that Bun-la woo trrred lo Philadelphia District Attorney Dodd sold ho hud lesrnrd that I thy Diamonds went lo day after the robbery a- that on November SO Bai-tow' -rluned lo Now York tu oca dtK'-Xivfolk pries fighl spend: l'-r night In furnished hum on 27 th street lit sold Joseph relumed to New York Lent Prltiay anil lied been hare elnce Dodd announced that imiuirtanl tnformallim had bean revealed by Wllllo Pried on employe of the Diamond Boa company owAod by the Diamond family Fried lo alleged tu Cava mid that the brothers had called him oa the telephone four ddya after I he erlnw asking him to come to Philadelphia to dlacuea buot-naos they were afraid la dlacuea over this telephone Funding Commission Is Not Expected to Press France Italy and Other Nations French Money Market' in Ppor Condition Jit Stars KmMImm sfeta gmAtg Km dsivss WA8IIINUTON Nov HI Tho Htdtoa dsbt fnmllng commission lo not upaotod lo taka any steps In -tho nmr futuro sailing Franca Italy and other debtor notions to account for their failure to make arrangements lu -repay lo tills govern mmt money loaned during war He ns lor Hmnut and ftepremiitallvr Burton members of tho commission am understood to favor action to bring thorn countries to tha point of negotiation but other mratbon am raprsarntrd as feeling that It 'nut only would be futllo to attempt this but that it might bring about condition that would prove moro harmful lhaa benefc-llsl illgh government nrrieals fee! that If Franca particularly won presoed foe payment or her debt to tho United Mates whlla oho Is In tho midst of her present difficulties and tho exchange In Franco Is at Ita pmaent ww level tho tendency probably would bo to forco them lower Ns Plan Would Work The debt commission at lie tart nesting consldrmd whut steps could be taken la brlng'about payment of tho unfunded d-dri hut it waa gener-ly agreed that fin- the moment no Plan that ran le adopted which would bring about arrangs-UT Payng the Nillgatlon and atablllxallon of economic eondltlona "nuld be ImixiMlblo IbrFnnoe It la held lo the trailed Btalca In the preeenl state of the money nericat am worth about centa The normal rata a 10 cents Uovarnment officials are- well Aware of the stuleinenta being made throughout the country and tho causa therefore that Ihe French whlla unabla to fluid their debt-in this government an finding and means to finance the wur-llke prr pan Uona of I-utand and other Buropran countiieek that whsf actually la Joking place la that tho money so honed la being spent In France for munitions The finished products a re being beat out of thu eountrv Thus tlie French reap employment add degree of prosperity Hard to Got Bold Payment lo the United Plates of ootira would have to be made la dollars or gold Tho gold If it con'd ba acquired through solos abroad would bo as satisfactory the did-lara but to get tho dollars tho French would have to buy them at an exorbitant rata which would bo ruinous At tho present rate of French trade furthermore It would take a tong lima to accumulate oil tho gold needed to make annual and Interest payments on tho American principal jUta) JIB been learn sd that In Iha fiscal figures which the treasury department lias prepared there to no allowance for the French or any other foreign debt except that of -Orcat Britain and those countries which hsv made arrangemaato for refund lag It Nor lo there any expects tlon that tha debt situation will bo clarified during tha current year or la tho next fiscal year That tho debt commission will be called upon by congress which created It to proceed with more vigor aguioat the debtor nation! that have failed la show what many senator aod representatives consider decent mgRi-d for their obligation to the United Hlutes was Indicated today The nuttier te certain to crop out during the debate on the bonus end on tax toglstalton because with money coming Into tho United Hints from all sources tho treasury's status would bo such that It would have loos Justification for saying that than can't ba bonus and tax reduction both ways' raided the Blgham atora tbies week addMfon a-dty msg strata and ago ba raid he did not cars to make r-' poalllva Idrnllflcntion of tha trio No Chance ta Baraga Detscllve Chief Newton raid' this morning however they had not bean allmlnnlad Two Clerka positively Mentlfled Murphy All ara now held under serious robbery charges with no chance or gaining their liberty whlla the Buffalo pollen an checking thslr movements of tbs last few weekg -Kvery energy of tho detective division will ba devoted today fo connecting tha two alleged bandits now held In Now York with Iba killing af Mra UiirhJim Detective Chief Newton Mid Detective Quigley bad informed hire that believed a cum could bs established against ths two men and mandod lo the' custody or tho polio for 49 hours In order that hta cedents might ba chocked Steel Pigeen Another version and probably tha'' correct on credit tho arrest of -V Lyons In Defective Hergrant John "V' Cronin of the New York police who te su'd ta have been Upped by Woat that Mint Monk- wna drunk 4 -In Ninth avenua saloon and had '--i Hod ef participating a up" In Buffalo In which woman was wiled Cronin went after and seon'X bod him inn rail Tbs arrest af Georgs Jfarris also known gang- atar according ta the police was brought about by revelation aald to have beea made by Lyons following kin arrest 1 '44-: Bigham Bandit Zimmerman Is Expected to Make Choice Confirmation Likely on Wednesday Itollce Chief SUmtnermun bnlay Is expected to make hta rhuiro or t'vputy captain of dclcctlveo This post la vacant through tho promotion of Cnptnln Kdward Newton to chief of detectives The council will be naked to eon-firm the appdnLment on Wednesday -Ithslen-wlll bo asked to appeuvw tlon of Captain Nawton to command Iha detactlvss Dctertlve Screw nt William runnally te (lie probshje sc lection fur deputy raiitaln of detectives Although comparatively young moo In tho police department Connolly has inode' a ret-uriL In lsib he arrested a limn who confessed to writing bluckinslllng lei (ere to John Larkin The prisoner talsr co mmlt-ted suit-ids In tne City hospital when he had been sent for Observation In 1111 Connolly cleared up a big mall truck- holdup at Niagara Falls when fllUM In securities were taken Three men wen convicted of the crime aa (lie result of Connolly's work lie received a large reward from the government Connolly also was Instrumental in arresting aa gang nna of whom Is euld to have confessed a plot lo hold- up a mall truck 'near the Uxchunga street sultan Since January 1111 Connolly bus been In charge of Ilia homicln squad held lo be the most Important detail In the detective bureau oPr nine of tho ten years he bee been on the polios force Connolly has been working In plain clothes Ha was detailed ta headquarters aa a detective In 1117 end promoted ta detective sergeant In 1H1 1 BUFFALO DOCTORS BUY JACKSON SANITARIUM Dr: Goodalc Likely to Be Giatr-nlan of Directors -Dr Walter (foods)? superintendent of the Buffalo City hospital and several other Ruffato physicians' with a group of Western New York capita lists havo bought tha Jackson sanitarium at Danavllla Tha purchase price has not -been announced Dr Ooodula said today that 1100004 will ba spent In remodeling' and n-equlp-ping tha kunltarlum Dr Uoodsle does not intend to leave hta post aa superintendent ml tha Buffalo City hospital ha says Ha probably wllf be chairman of tbe board of director of the sanitarium-The health resort was sets bl I shed In I Ml by Dr James Caleb Jackson Reward for Fur Coat Isn Included in Wardrobe of Working Girl kd Be Done on Income of Even $50 -According to Originator of Novel Exhibit Tip Is Fine lor Selling Pop yv i Herman Graichen Who Identified Fair Held in ester Taxed $50 in City Court PJr to handkerchiefs No fur couta an Included but even tbs 110 budget provides a fur-collared winter coat a sport coat three dresses a skirt a swag ter blouses end three huts When one gate to lid a -suit Is Included and the underwear is ollk The exhibit which wee originated by Mrs Newel Dwight Hillla wife of the pastor cf the church Was planned with the modern business girl strictly In mind The ellk stocking allowance Is especially large It A Jwriafrd Am NEW YORK Kov A a week girt should spend 11 per cent of her Incomo or 111110 a year fur her wardrobe which should includo lote of silk oiocklngs bui no fur coots arcwdlng to an oxhiblt arranged by tho Plymouth Church Institute of Brooklyn There an wardrobes fur lid Hi and a week salaries complete from underwmr to coats from shoes Police Holding Proprietor of Soft Drink Place for Shooting Freak rsuveoe yrara old 44 Ouk street te In Hie- Kinernem-y hospital with four bullet wounds He Is likely to dig surgeons say Pollra are holding Joseph Ferrlgxa proprietor of soft drink pines al ill Court street who they any bun been Identified by tho wounded man ns Ihe one who shot him Ferriage wan arraigned yesterday In City court on 1 charge af assault preferred by Genavasg who alleged Ferrlgga fired several shot at him in the Court street pises Noram her 4 1 in court however Ganurasr would not pros the charge Frr-rtggn wsMInedJS fur not having Idurt evening the pollen were tuld that a man waa lying uncoaarlou In Krle atraet near Ihinte pbu-d It Wag Genovew Ha had lieen shut In ihs'hrail tha chest ilia abdomen nail In one arm lie would sot main III assailant' nt first police say bui when ths arraignment of Ferriggu was ravgllrd lie wss sought and finally arraated at Turkish' bath Confronted with Ferrlgga at lbs hospital Genovese police say named him as the ono who shot lilm Kerrigan deals th shooting Genovese ta well- known lo the pot ir He was arraated In ennnee lion with- the- 'murder of Charles Hpang brewery1 collector' who was hot duriad a holdup in J(17t Gcao-vrss however wna scqulllvd 1 STATEDELEGATESFAL 0 ADOPIGpAL PLAN Governors Ask Pennsylvania to Repeal Anthracite Tax Meet Agaia (As 'JaserfersJ Knmt HARKIdBUHU Pa' Nor S7-fluV ernor Plnchot today made pinna to re con vena next month the confcrance at -Iha representatives of anthracite consuming states adjourned hare last night without action upon plena submitted' for regulation of lb hard cost Industry -'Propocala cpusldarad by' ths conference differed widely In methods suggested for attaining 1b purpose for wblrh th conference was tower prices for hard and the three governors 1 present Plnchot of Pennsylvania: Rllvsr ef New Jersey nnd-Prcug of Minnesota tailed to ngraa on any one Others- present delegates representing th governor of nine hard -coal consuming sutsg warp divided In their opinions 1 Governor plug calling for compact of state to establish a Joint commission for regulation af the anthracite industry met with vigorous opposition Tha delegslrs called upon Pennsylvania to taka ths Ural steps hy repeal of Ha state tax an anthracite and by ether remedial tegtalntlan Governor Hirer who ltd th opposition to he Plnchot plan submitted resolutions to place tha conference on record aa favoring legislation by Pennsylvania for mpnl of tha tax tewg dlarit ths production ef conk" and for enactment of laws fix Ing standards and cresting state commission Tho resolutions were laid aside whan motion to adjourn the masting subject to Governor Ptnchofa sun waa passed Th motion provided that tha complete record of nil Uia plana ba Sant to tha various goverg-ora in order that they' may reach decleon baton th noxt meeting Tbls th governor plans to call about December 11 1 SQUADRON SAILING ON WORLD CRUISE PLYMOUTH Bag- Nev A sawisl ervle ssetarae water (he raeiwssd el Ybw Adsifni Mr Krwtrftrk Ml Mils Isdey far ggr-ftay lausd th wrid eratas vhlrli win tabs Ihe veweta te vsrlsm BritIM salsni Me tslleii Btsls (nd Ssslh Aawr-Ira Th "hire aagtani Ms nusdrss ire lb trills rratasn Head ssd Brastaa ssd Me I takt mUssrs Delhi ttaasltasg Dr ism and Dene IDENTIFY AUTO VICTIM AS WEALTHY SPINSTER MB WYORK her' TT Th tody sf Iks vsaus whs teas rm dews snt killed is ssissMb'ta te Iksst sf Pie HsM Ptass tael Friday staht wss MrsUltad al Ms swi rue today as that ml Hits Sarah Pros wesHhy gtess Age has ham a ssUesl at a ssMtsetau wbora She wa 0 Reads Her Mind She Wants Him Arrested DROP GHT TOW 28 J'-Vri Itoensrd soft drink place thla he nut tha Jit fins Grslchrn offered ao dafenaa In CUf' court tha uaa Ha told tta 'JS EVENING NJIWS afterwards 'i police have got It In for me all right I'U ta lucky If they don't jnit mom" of businaaa Thla Is ths third IIiml the fretionern ray that ta tan tao robbed Pullca have not arraated tta thlevrs and on thla laat oeeniton fused ta taHava his story at alL Whan' 7Y: ha proved It to them they took adieu against him -'6 ta tatter that 19 gunman shenld' raenpn than that onn oonfoettonag shonld sell pop appear to ta tho latest unwritten regulation in my po- -Hen dspertment' LEVIATHANS 'RUMMY BILL' OLD FAL9 ysw YORK Nor ttltonF SI1 yearn ago Hartart hartley aad Wll- 14 Item McCoy were shlpmsle as gpv prentice seaman on tta old training ship Saratoga -v Yesterday Captain Herbert Hart -i? Iy outwardly calm hut If tta troth ta known bunting with pride stood on thn brldgs of the Lcvtathu aa ha atramsd tale tar deck utter Am-- breaking 11 speed record for Western voyage across tta AUngttg Promoters of Hampshire Street Structure Undaunt- ed by Railroad Project Promnlara of vehicle bridne to Fori Kris from the font of Jlnmpshira atraet du not Intend to abandon or daisy tha project because of the possibility that the International brblga may be rabullt with drivsweyg It was ii4 today Direct on of the American and Ca nadtan Fort Kris bridgo companies it Joint masting yesterday after-noon took no official notico of tho ported rebuilding of the International bridge by the Canadian National railways The? decided formally to nnwlKsmats tha two comps -Plea under Ihe name of tha Buffalo A Fort Brin Public Bridge company and to make Immediate application for approval of the bridge plans by the United mates war department and the Dominion governor -general In council 1 John Van Allan secretary of tha American company stated that no difficulty ta anticipated with Iha war department Ha also declared that tha International rebuilding if accomplished would not Interfara with tha plans for tha Fort Brie bridge A local hearing ini the plana before a United Btatae engineer will be held within three or four weeks II Is ax-pooled Mr Henry Thornton president of the Canadian National railways la expected tu vtolt Buffalo In about two weekg accompanied hy engineer to deckle whether Immediate rebuilding cf the International bridge Is necessary- It present plera have been In piece more then years end the largest Canadian National freight engines nro not permitted to erase the bridge nt present It Is raid however that some of tha Canadian officiate an unwilling te rebuild com-" ptetaly until they learn how muoh (raffle win lie tost If the New York Central build a' new Una eeroen the river nt Grand Intend SAY EDUCATION NOT EQUAL TO BRITISH LONDON Mev Th ssaerttan Met sthtavssisnt ef Awarisse sshssb ta (hr hstew that ef -British wes wads hr PrtaM Ml staler Baldwin Mat -vsaing te ss atari Is spsssh at BriateL Kaylrteg ta Ms ateUMast a tabsrlls nasker Mat the aaisamllna wer mmmammm ts popster aduesttoa tbs grasalar soldi Wt hasr a graeh daal shsst Awsrtau arilss hot frsai aaah apparlusltlsa bp I have hod ef esasillisg these whs have stalled Astarlcee eekests I da eat keileve the seluel sshtarswnt sf Use sshesta ta eetnparekta to that sf ear er heels That JudesMBt has beea eedsased hr Awericne educsiers tkeauelvas aw told highly reametest observer has said that sa the wheie ss Astarins boy ef flflve a ta GOV MORROW NAMED ON RAIL LABOR BOARD WASHINGTON Nov Oovereor E4-wsid Morrow of Kentucky ha tan mm- Kalalwl bo tanlil ftewlLlw Lm pslaud by Prsddcst Fifty dollars fine was th reward Harman Qratchrni fi94 Fillmore avenue received for Identifying Patrick Murphy and Harold Martin In Jail at Rochester an members of a gang of nllegsd Buffalo bandits Ills Identification made from pictures of the men appearing in the EVENING NBWH was the first hint to the Id oral police that these prisoner might be connected with Job hers As a mud It of arnlcbsn'n tip they are now suspected of a part not only In the holdup of llralchen' eonfoetlonery store but also- in th killing of- Mrs Mayme Bigham In liar drug star If Justine Is Svert dealt out to Mrs-Big hum's stayers It may ba through Oralchea'i Identification of tbs Rochester prisoners Apparently Ms reward for (hta public service was JM flue Of course he wa not fined directly for helping ta bring gunman to Justice The accusation against him was sailing hottted pop without a lice ass which In thn eyre of police firce" appears a moro heinous crime than few trivial holdup and ih notion'' Gnli-hsr believes that If tad not maintained atubbomly that hta own atora wa robbed November I by armed men In th fact of assurances by that ouch thing really couldn't hsv happened In crime loss Buffalo would not hsvs received hi But slue ta persisted In disputing ths police say-so and atnra ta Anally wore out th pol'c patience by Identifying tha men who say did this Job and whom tta polio themselves now suspect of th Bighorn slaying ta got all that any good oltlsax could expect for public service Hta store was ransacked by detective without a starch warrant ta rays test Friday They found no liquor In the pines But ns Orstrhen occasionally sold bottled pop along with his grocsrlea candles and rtesrs they arrested him oa a charge of running on an- fvfMH MuM Evrntht Vim NEW YORK Nov Because a man has -been able to read her mind accurately' and to anticipate everything she does or thinks Mrs Felicite Wslsh appeared yesterday in the first precinct Police court in Newark and asked that he be arrested Mrs Walsh said she was forced to put herself under a doctor's cars because of the ability Judge Boettne? summoned the man to appear in court Wednesday OsslUse te waemd I lertee Mather of the saMtc ef Ibe mibesd taboe host is ful fllhneat ef sa arrsnessiwit rnsds by Ms tats yistatkiot HsnUsx Mr- Morrow Is la takt us hi asw dalles altar Ms cxsbsUas sf hta tain nrst wohlh Bsrlsa has teas ssrvlny nsdsr a I voolalnssl wMrb aiodr hy Pimldcst Hardtef aerord Ins to Whits ttews sftlrlsta altar Mr Morrow had Iron af-' Iks post sad hsd boss tmtad auest Mst hta spyslsiaMni he poKpsaod hstll he had seamtatad Ms term sa yomasr JEWS PROTEST RECENT POGROMS IN BERLIN BKRL1X Nov IT (Jewish Telegraphy anney) An ofm-tol proteat against the mistreatment and tha plundering which Jewish cltiseiw of Poland together with other Jews suffered during the recent disorder In Berlin luu been lodged by the Palish ambassador with tho chancellor Mote than ISO Individual claims ora cited by tha Polish authorities to show that tho poilca authorities imr from defending the Jews attacked went so far oa lo on-courage the plnrdeten ODD FELLOWS LODGES WILL ERECT TEMPLE Odd Mlews ef three lane Buffalo isdest will arect tampta an Me Vrsadd home-early TUS XllirMt slrssl Tk rspsrty kss base pnnJisstd sad ceaslrue-Uoe will bs started as am as ptaaa are snssied and bid ameptsd- The tadgrs pa Udpsliof In lbs new saloa Kami si VI-stsn tads xft Csmsirdsie Ptny lodst OSg and Ms Odlewoad lodot US A basaar ltd tbs bui Id! as fwaiwin bs held Is Ms swUiarlmn nl Ms Bnffalo Ceterine isa-gsny TH4 WaidiliMttnn stieH all neat week FRANCE IN GRIP OF SEVERE COLD WAVE PABIH' Ksv France Is lb tart tsw dvr bit been swept by raid worn Mai shnwi Kyn of passing Al siesrnt Pari sad ibe nsrthrre previarss (spsclsltr srs In tbs grip ml nvsthsv Hrsry spew I rrpsrtrd Yisyss go ml tar smHbsart ml Ms csgltel Jfgyprs Brother Bobbed Tht bsois of lawless gebwab brother ef the surer It Lisdss park ssd as sthw an tbs there usbfre rulrn BHl'MnOarj kipper of tho ram smugglar Ta- V'H-make which with McCoy and hta crew of wren In ouetody of fad-ml authorities paid nut JH9M tall on two federal liquor omuggHag -f'1! aherax --vuVii Bill rumtaatsd "en tta circumatanc' "lguoe both of jo bare awda MH -1 t'A he raid of tta blggMt ship afloat and shlpysg Prospects were no brighter today for fair woathor for Thanksgiving Meteorologist Cuthbcrlson rapes led that It looked ns If tho day would ha cloudy- with thu tempenturs around Ins framing point In tho early houn of tho day A modem-uh tii-n id duo by Thursday night the present cool opell will bo of abort duiatin It Is oapsetad Milder weather lo again being experienced in iha far west and will reach ham later Tnlght tho teirpentum la Buffalo will bo about II degrees! Local nine and snows ha been reported througout tho lake region POLICE ON LOOKOUT FOR JEWELRY THIEVES Pair Sought for Robbery of William Street Shop police have a general description of two young man who last night loosed a brick through Hu he gel's jewelry atora window 147 William street and stole watches diamonds and othr Jewelry The value of the oiumn fcoous will not oxcood JiMO tno pones say- Keen was alone In tho store at tho time Philip Pofal dork In shoo star serose the street mid he mw two young men walk put the Mon evanl times and then one of them throw a brick wmpped In newspaper inrough Hegel's show window vuV anhhe1 the jewelry end me The Tewyeratnre Tho temperature at1 A today wee II: at 1 A 17 at II A oB-ll degrees The highest temperature yesterday was 4f tha lowest was degrees -The relative humidity yesterday wee II at I today at I A it was II degrees I20MM ENDOWMENT FOR PEDIATRIC STUDY YOkg Kov -As eaeossMos VMOAOO ike wSoSSrS Usntsd te rewsrrli warn la the dmsMewet el wdlelrtcs la ComHI sslomlls swilkal asms is Mew Yerk aiy king of tta bootleggers Allied Cham 1: American Pmalt A Rdf 1M: American Woolsn lift Ajtqcpndnf Copper 21: Atchl- Ttaldwln Lore Ill ft! Balt A Ohlix lift: Bethlehem Htesl li: Cnllfor-nta Patp lift Chl Mll Paul Consol Gag Mft: Coadgn Co lift: Brie Railroad lift: Brio Railroad lit pfiLilkp General Fleet rlo 11314 Oanerel Moterg 14 Gnat Northern R'H lift Mnrtand OI II Nn-tlonnl Bfacult Sift New York Central 194 ft New Haven lit Northern Pm 14 Pacific oil dlft Fan-Am Pstg dlfti Pan-Am lvte Plerhe' Arrow II Heading It dlmn OIL lift Mnctali-oflllft Southern Hallway I7ft Stand OU KM Htewnrt-Warnar lift: Bludebsksr 191ft: Tab Prod lift ft Tob Prod A 90ft ft Btaek Wnbaeb WIU WH Overtand Tft TO INTRODUCE BILL FC3 1 $25XXM)00 FOR ECtU3 ALBANY' -Nov ITc-tstfataMta providing for Immsdtata dtatrihutte 0 IKA9MW ta World wnrriM 4 In Now Turk will ta Introduced -v epsnlng weak of tha Mata IsgltealB according to AseamMyssaa Davld Jeffary chairman af tta Bs hard Men's aonftrsuca of lh Now Htate tedslature rA a Htate legislature kMfltJf Mkimswnt stout two ITMM lia of tlM MUM ISA -e was anawtsd ted rU" ls inis cmaiiry string to Me tack mi gngsr fsriliUra the sa-aeld TMe rift wlU aer enlr tonoMIgeilsa la Me Isrn Sadia Irks sfhr hsl will bs sssd te Irsia young km sad wsunu la SMdsn ewthsO tsssswk sad prattles MISSISSIPPI VOTERS ELECT CONGRESSMAN OIlKENWOOn Miss Ner eongnsslonsl district of Mlssloslppi wont lo the polls today to choose snressaer lo the latn llcp-vssnlrtlv Bentambi Orulih llunipli-nya The Benin oT two Candida tvs appeared on In ballaC lliimpli veya on of tho tats eongrsasnwn end Ilobsrta steW-highway oamoils- Four-Story Falls Trifle in Brooklyn Life mi ml Kmmmm NEW YORK Nov Mrs Mar Reiae Brooklyn fell four Btoriea and hurried flight back upstairs to work A clothesline broke her fait GENERAL MALLETERRE FRENCH WAR HERO DIES PABIg Nev tTi -Oaseisl Ul Msltaterrg wilHanL gersraer ef the ls- nfht Massuw ef rsrta I deed 1 He die-' thwstahpd khnself et first hatlta ef' the Marne but heee after at ths hatlta heee after at tht Eir took a grid watrh at Ik Schwab Trmm th haaM A Kiss park MI was sutaa Earth Mhschs la Tedinsee MEMPHIS Tans Kov Two dMinrt eorih tasswr wn fell Mi yamsedsy Th Irimsrs lasted sale was ussrisd If Ms Ales be test a lee The sf 19 Crippled Vi I IPI'I Under tta hernia rrf mil tarn overwhelmingly pnaisd tholra turn will I ntmsd lately provide swary bond Issue aad not m2 rfclaery for dlatrlhatlaq -aj- i- awarda h(hnf AnhAJCaJ 1 -V s'A'V -1 ft V- essestatlsn I S-l DVJI j- dv- 1 i -W.