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VOL. LXXXVIII. NO; 4 DAILY.
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NEW YORK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1920.-
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2 NEW FRENCH
TREATIES GIYE
BLOW TO LEAGUE
Regrouping of European
States Gives France Eco
nomic Hegemony.
REVIVES OLD BALANCE
Hungarian Accord Places
Budapest Under French
Influences.
Amnesty Plea to Palmer
for "Political Prisoner"
Hp-rial coThi StiK anii Naw Tola Hihalk.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 3, Attorney-General
Palmer has
arranged to hear representatives
of the American Federation of
Labor on September 13 at 10
A. M. in a plea for amnesty for
"political prisoners." The am
nesty conference was asked for
in response to u resolution
adopted by the annual conven
tion of the American Federation
of Labor held in Montreal last.
June.
In this resolution Samuel Gom
pers, president of the American
Federation of Labor, was In
structed to urge upon President
Wilson, Secretary of War Baker
and Attornty-General Palmer the
release of persons whose "po
litical beliefs" formed the basis
of their prosecution, trial and
punishment.
$300,000 000 IN U' S- PAID 0UT $8,245,249
IrTrr'l! TO RUN CREEL'S BUREAU
mMuM warn
CHEMICAL FIRMS
Come-Back of $676,239 From "Various Sources" Is
Shown Films Also Netted $2,394,073.
New U. S. Corporation AN i 11
lie World's Biggest in
That Industry.
AGREEMENT OX PLANS
WALL TO PAN-GERMANS
Belgian Convention Assures
Joint Action Against
Common Fop.
COX OPENS LONG
WESTERN DRIVE
WaSHINOTON, Sept. 3. Total ex
penditures of the United States Com
mittee on Public Information, which
functioned during the war under di
rection of George Creel, wore $8,1M5,
249, according to a report filed to-day
with the I'nited Btatea Senate by the
Council of National Defonoe, The not
cost to tho Government was consld-
. erably lower than thif because of re-
Arrangement to Re Worked ",pu from tho a:e ot mot,on p,oture
I uuue, (inu was nxct oy k, k. kiu
j Worth, the liquidating ofllcer, at
; M,54,S00. Tho Him sales made un
der the committee s direction amount
-J to 11,194,071.
I The oommltti o wa.t financed by Con
gressional approprtauona of J1,H50,-
000, the report said, and by Hi allot-
I mcnt to it from President Wilson of
.... . , , ,. $'. 650,000 from funds plared In his
i.enpnii I licmical, Solvay Proc- hands for uso lor national security
purposes,
The principal items of expenditure
Out Through Exchange
of Shares.
QITCK ACTION PROMISED
ess. Semet-Solvay, Barrett
and National Aniline in II.
shown by the report Included $1,448,000
(or propaganda work In foreign coun
tries, 11,850,000 for salaries, $1,435,000
for printing and S583.000 for telegraph
and cable servtco, Since the commit
tee ceased Us activity, Mr. Ellsworth
reports, there has lieen recovered from
"various sources" which has
been deposited In the Treasury, while
Claims against It amounting to $86,
337 have been upproved for settlement.
i40 IN DISABLED
S 5 ARE RESCUED
AFTER 48J0URS
Men Dragged Through Hole
Cut in Steel With
I Chisel.
TAKEN ABOARD OH TO
By LAWMBlfCH HILL.
,v af C"rrrftindtnt of Til Si n sn Nww
Usui Hmuld. Copyright. 1H0, by Xitl Hi n
l.vt Nnw VotK HglAlS.
I'aiiis, Sept. 3. The new commercial
agreements between France and Hun
gary. regarding which notes were ex
changed at the Foreign Office here
(Mterday, and the Frnnco-Belgsan
military convention signed by Marshal
i'c h and Gen. Maglinse, representing
. prance and Belgium, respectively, rep
n sent the very latest moves In the re
grouping of the European states. This j
rork France Is now actively engaged
01) as a substitute for the protection
which was at first fatuously believed!
by many persons to lie In the covenant
of tho League of Nations.
These two agreements followed close
on (he heels of the announcement of !
tho accord between Caecho-Slovakia j
and J:igo-Slavi,i i known ns the'
'Little Entente-") and their accord with
Rumania, Which now appears to be j
a part of the same plan by which
Trance hopes to retain lier continental
supremacy, playing tho part, as it
were, of a holding company for a
number of little alliances. Thus she i
evpp.-ts to wail In the Pan-Germans, j
not only militarily, but economically.
Makes 14 Speeches in One Day
and Leaves Michigan for
Wisconsin.
War Veteran Kills
W hen Allowance
stopped
The merger of five of the largest
American chemical companies, which
for a long time has been rumored In
the financial district, became certain
yesterday when It was announced that
the General Chemical Company, the
Solvay Process Company, the Bemet
Solvay Company, the Barrett Com
pany and the National Aniline and
Chemical Company would combine as
one corporation at a capitalisation of
about $300,000,000.
The announcement was made by
Dr. William H, Nichols, chairman of i
j the board of directors of tho General ,. .
Gov. Cox made Chemical Company, who said that a 1 " m ".- OUJIOI H'CI j
fourteen speeches ill Michigan to-day j general plan of merger had been
In twelve different towns, winding up j drawn up and would lie submitted im-to-nlaht
at Kalamazoo with a bitter I mediately to all boards of director,
denunciation of what he continued toi'lhc arrangement, he said, would Is
, worked out through an exchange of
brand a Republican attempt to buy iharMi ln, BharM ln ,m,iviaiia, ,.m. ; . at ,., tu. sd x.w v1K uM
mo presidency, tie nam up to tne ponies to be exchanged tor shares In Chicago, Sept . Every
REPEATS FIND CHARGES
G. 0. r. Uses Newberry Meth
ods, He Says Harding's
World Court Plan Assailed.
'y it staff rorraaaondaKf of Tnr Bcs
Nr.w i.iaK llr.ui
Kaumazoo, Sept. S.
George Creel, who was chairman "f
the Committee on Public Information,
declared to night that tho report of the
National Pefcnce Council on the liquida
tion of tho commlttee( made public In
Washington, was a complete answer to
every charge u' waste, Inefficiency nd
confusion. "The sum of M.SM.IM), net
erst of die committee for virtually two
years of extensive activity In every
American community and In nil foreign
countries," Mr. Creel snld, "is less than
England spent on cable tolls In one year,
Snd half What other belllgeienls spent
hi one year In one country."
ASK POPE'S AID
Dive in Shallow Water Be
lieved Responsible for
Accident.
ALA NTHl'S FIRST TO AIL);
Exaggeration in "Ads."
Reduced 75 Per Cent.
Rptrial to Tut Hi s and Nkw York BssibPi
fJHICAGO, Sept. 3. That ex
aggeration of statements in
advertisements has been reduced
75 per cent, in the -last fifteen
years was shown -by statistics
presented to the Associated Ad
vertising Clubs of the World at
a meeting held last night in
Chicago.
Representatives of thirty bu
reaus , for better business were
present at the session. These
bureaus, located In the big cities
of tho country, keep an eye on
"ads" and endeavor to protect
the legitimate advertiser from
the man who misuses the columns
of dailies or periodicals.
ASK REOPENING
OF MINE AWARD
27 B. R. T. LINES
RUNNING; COURT
BREAKS STRIKE
Stampede of (Md Men to Ke
tnra Begins After Judge
Mayer Defines issues.
UNION'S HANKS SPLIT
Fridigei' T ils I'ltiinatura
in Calling; the Jurist's
Statement 'Untrue.'
JiAN TROLLEY BOLSHEVIK!
ENDS LIFE TO
SET WIFE FREE FOR MACSWINEY
Engineer Grace of steamship t ,, ... , 4.
. 1 1 1 nion Leaders Claim acatlon-
ien. uoomais uiven ( reait
for Rescue.
isis Would Then Return
to Work.
j The four officers and thirty-six men
of tho United States suhmailne 8-5 8.00,0
wero rescued early yesterday morning1
after they had lieen imprisoned for al
most forty-eight hour In the Stern
I compartments of the submerged vessel
Himself Influential Friends Cse Gable , fifty-nve miles oir the Delaware capes
i ney were dragged one by one
'hrough a small hole cut in the stern
to Get Pontiff to Advise
Ending Ranger strike
MEN' ARE It.VCK
End of Oiitlaiv Walkout Pre
dieted by Middle of
Next Week.
of the submarine by a ratchet drill and! Srerial tu Tnr Box ami New Vols Hmai.Iv
B (old chisel.
WlLIvBSBAItKE, Pa.. Sept. 3. With
WAS IN ABLE TO WORK SCHEMERS VERY HOPEFUL
Woman, Crippled Soldier
"iiiniits Suicide.
Would AIo Evpeot the Itiitish
Authorities to Promise
Freedom for Mayor.
jwopie of this Republican stronghold
the case of Truman H. Newberry of
sClhigan, Whose recent conviction on
the charge of conspiracy in the race
for the I'nited States Senate is fresh
in their mi.ids, asserting that the
casea are parallel In the extensive use
of funds to win elections,
,t I he same time Cov
the new corporation. The merger of j
the flvu companies is the most ini-
portant consolidation In the history
Ol the chemical industry in this coun- I
try.
The new corporation, unless some
consolidation of European concerns
morning
John Hoar's wife wheeled his chair to'
the front window, so that the sun
could warm his boly, or what was
lift of it. Kor a burst of mlnenwerfer I
i" a shell hole on the Somme. almost
In the shadow of the Cathedral of
Should take the field ahead of It, will Amiens, haj shot off John's two legs.
He had Joined the PrinoSSS i'at regi-
Ti
Mclurii In (lid llulaneei.
fse illlancet, or accords, were of-
i b the largest manufacturer and tiis-
f... ImL I trlltnlai .,' . ) . 1 an,l f ni),l 1 oi illli, 'f s
I'lUIV v. W..V.." ' .rtt.it I.. ,.,,.,l.. t . ., , , - .. ,
.... ..i. .1 -- . . ,'" i" in V uiiuu.v m.i'ir .. ( n,iu
lor a world court, declaring it means j has forty plants In the United States . decided to go in.
a revival Of the Hague Tribunal as a j and turns out roofing, and building John's wife would hiss him and
tweak his nose and Kiss him once
clliil." dorlbiil an )lgmd to nccure
the results r.f the Versailles and the St.
Omaain treatlei and to bring Kurope
Into a state of stability and peuio.
They n i resent clearly a return to tin1
aid ijratem of managing European af-:'ji.-s
by balancing the Interests of small
ntlom, scheme which Premier Clein
ncju favored at the beginning of
Ihe piace onference and which Presl
dent Wilson denounced la his early
; . f in Kurope as being In abso
lute contravention of the purpote and
spirit (.f his league of Nations.
In so far as Is known generally there
no stipulation in any of the agree
ments being made requiring ewn ap
proval of the league council, as in the
inn M-Anglo-American agreement, nor
my recognition of that super-State which
V '.-ague is supposed lo represent In
iled, France and these nations with
vhlcb "he is entering Into agreements
IW geing ahead as If tho league for all
practical purposes did not exist.
The more tho alliances and agree
ments now being concluded by Con
tinental statesmen arc studied the more
ipparent becomes their disregard of
ume of President Wilson's "fourteen
points" and of the league covenant.
ThrsA agreements seem to have been
hastened if not inspired by Poland's
lesson, which, apparently, was the last
tiling needed to confirm tic doubt in
ndnds of Continental diplomatists
Pgarding the efficacy of the Wilson
scheme and the league covenant for
K'.ucrnlng Europe's affaire.
Utility Nupplant Idealism.
Tne Trench press acclaims the III 1--i:n
convention and the Hungarian
ascenv nts as steps along the right line
i s marking a retuni to a practical
stem in the place of one based on
Identlsm.
This ida has been accentuated by the
Polish victory over the Russian Bolshe
vik!, wherein France gave assistance to
Poland which the League of Nations
f IS unable to give.
I'nder the Hungarian agreement just
iirned French Interests obtain control
ol the port of Budapest, on the Danube,
Which Is regarded her" as a counter
I 'ft lance ngnlnst British control of prl
vate shipping companies. Furthermore,
French financiers, through partnership
.n Hungarian banks, .will obtain control
of the Hungarian railroads and extend
French influence by . a more rapid re
construction of Hungarian Industry and
transportation. While on its face it Is
i commercial agreement, It Is In reality
political accord and Insures Hungary
o-.ng l'rance's ally in that part of Uu
rope. RelKloni's If ew .Ntatas.
n' t'ie other hand, the Franco-Bel-f.r.,
convention emphasizes Belgium's
h-w status. Instead of her being a na
' on whose neutrality Is guaranteed by
thi Powers, she now, liko France, Is
constrained to enter into an alliance for
her on protection against Germany.
Under this convention France and Bel
gium agree to act as one country mili
tarily in the event of aggression by an
astern foe, and to regard tiie Rhine as
a common frontier In such caae.
I'remlcr Delacroix of Belgium Is now
01 Paris, presumably ln connection with
U li convention and other questions re
latlng to the affairs of Belgium and
rnuiee, Indeed, reports to-day said his
'rip to Paris wss .-hlefly for the pur
pote ,( arranging tlv final details of
U treaty. n well informed quarters
th iplnion was expressed that an eco
i"mic .on vent Ion would follow the mill
ry alliance.
Some disappointment Is being voiced
Ihe French press that firent Britain
i net entered into similar agreements
With France.
Fran a now regards Poland as her ally
aubStltUte for the League of Nations. , papers, pitch, tarvia, adds, napntna,
lie found through this attuck upon benzol and an coal tar products,
the Republican nomlnee'i propeaal a ; fsj ,.OM lr. MuUr.
way III which to appeal to the pro
gressive sentiment of Michigan, pic
turing Senator Harding ns
ticnary and himself
progressive though:.
more, anJ hurry away for the ele
vated to go down to the Statu street
department sumo where ahj worked.
They lived in two small rKims In a
Warships and Troops
Are Rushed to Belfast
I The latest radio messages received the sending of n telegram to Presi
I by the Navy Department last night ! (lent Wilson by a special committee of
j stated that the mm wero on board the j u,'lon officer, asking him to reopen
battleship Ohio, which was proceeding ' uMhraelto wage negotiations, union
as rapidly r.s possible for the Delaware J 't"'ers are encouraged to-day and
: Breakwater, presumably with the dls-! optimistically look forward to the
labled submarine in tow. middle of next week. At that lime
I Naval authorities lmc not yet i u"io" offlc,a,a tn,nU- the Btr-klng
learned the exact cause of the acci-I n!:nr,H wl have rom(' lo 11 mite'
turn that their strike is a foolish and
had lieen what one might call a wnr
They were engaged is?fore
John went sway on the great adven
ture. He was sent home last March
us a helpless bit of war debris. Csth-I cable reaching to Home is being laid
The Bolvst Process Company manu
a reac-I faciures alkali and its l)-pr"UU..s ana H, lit housekeeping apartment. Theirs
is a leader ill 1 through subsidiary companies npraies
As evidence he byproduct eotce plants throughout the rornnlu.e
, . L.- .iV.. . il.l 10l ! 'uviwiii. ne
rsmwro i iim vu affiliated with the Solvay Pr.H-c.'S
a new State constitution, which Men- j C(,mJliny ttn(1 manufacture! iron, steel,
ntor Harding opposed and Which UOV. i oopjr, lumber, gas acids, explo-
Cox advocated. slves, chemicals, Ac, and does construe-
I tlon work. The Oeneral Chemical Com
Talks to Railroad Men. . paIiJ. wUh pantg in Meveht. cii cities.
Ti. first dnv of the Democratic noml-1 manufacture heavy chemicali, sulphu
nee'S lor.g campaign trip to the est j r.c acta, grocery apacuuuea ur.u oaking . jsh, Kitty," he used to protest. "Vou're
began at Tolelo at 6 o'clock this morn- powder. 'working ydur fingers off for me. I'm
in i,.,rnrc hrMkfaat with a BDCeeil to a! The National Aniline and Chemical I nn m,n.t nns jm iil., v,uI,t- ram" i
mmm .if mIIms me.i on their vav to I'oinoanv. vounirest member of lho( ck ma .. n-.. .itkniu. ui... : Only
uork. Then followed a series of back! group, Is an amalgamation of a large loved htm
platform talks at Manchester. Tecum- number of smaller companies that mOI
T5ELKAST, Sept. A light
cruiser and the torpedo boat
destroyer Nyven have arrived in
Belfast harbor to protect the
shipyards from possible damage
in the event of a recurrence of
rioU. Another battalion of troops
reached Belfast this morning
from England.
The city was quiet throughout
this morning. Another man died
durinfr the day. making the death
roll as a result of the rioting
twenty-nine.
di nt Which plunged tho S-J downward I
in twenty-eight fathoms of water off
; the Capes. What information they
have received, however, leads experts
Iti Washington to believe that the j
the
unlawful one an l will corfsidet
advisability of returning to work.
This sentiment is beginning to pre
vail, but tho effect of it Is not seen In
submarine met with her mishap when lh minPS et" Man' mino,s Wft0t t0
I ho attempted a "crash dive" without '" 10 worK ana 11,0 Pur"
! her commander having first ascer- I Psp of the,r 'sU ike lia'M baen 'st,n'oJ
; tamed the depth of the water. The j ' the' 1,BVf' mtlic ProtMt nnd
! havo shown their uissatisiuctiou, out
I 8-6 is about 230 feet long, and it is
i believed by tlS; Nauy
: that when she tried to
i her noso was stuck in (he mud on tin;
r Department iw 1111 the weok cnJ hore and Ubor
, uivo quickly ' Day cominS the majority will watt
tor the middle of next weeg tietore au-
bcttom, Paving her standing on the swerlns tha call of the union. The
! Ijow at nil unsle of about CO degrees.
lanlhv Dlseorrrs rilRht.
Prst stop toward resuming work was
tcken last night when sceernl local
unions voted to return lo the mines
.trial Calls Despatrh to Tnr Pi n ami KlW
osk HaiAUi. Cttyritht, Ml, V TMB gOS
so Nr.u Yolk llssii.n.
London, Sept. I. A "grapevine"
Hie Buitonwood. Avondslo and Lance
line Menrnth. loving him even more,
insisted that they be married, and
they were. She went to work.
"But I don't feel It's right: I'm sel-
seh, Leslie, Mason, Charlotte, ..union,
HUssfleld and Swaunce--all in Michigan.
The set speeches w. re at Jackson, Hat
tie Creek and KalamaMO. There wero ,
three speecheji at Lansing.
Tho dav was the most strenuous the
energetic Democratic nominee has had
from high and Influential circles here
with n view to saving tho life of Ter
ence MacBwIney, Lord Maor of Cork,
who is on a hunger strike in Brixton
prison In this city. The scheme is not
to save Macowineya life and
effect his release from prison but also
But yesterday, while she was away at I l0 t, British Covernment out of
the crisis which, precipitated by the
SMC
Ufacture aniline oil and Salt, colors, in- Rrk jahn wiu handed .i latter l,v his
termed la tes and dyestuffa its plant j i.ndlord. The letter mad? John mora the crisis which, prso
are in s.-vernl States and in Canada. I helnless than ever. The Canadian dev. MacSWiiwu- case, la seriously threaten-
iren oui mm , rnment authorities at Ottawa, said the
tter. had decided to stop his disability
allowance of i: a mouth. The Mi
There still remain to be
exact detail of capitalization, and tin
make up of the directorate and tunn
ing the whole Irish problem
Hope lies in the Vatican finding a
agtment of the new company, but It la I raa helped a lot. too, because Kitty I solution of the problem, to the end that
since he began campaigning, and his re-1 understood that the exchange of aharci coua 0t make very much. John g.'ti w .,, nHii.h finvernmant nor
.,i,wi The crowds wer- ! Mill h n.urie ,o i h fii win h isis .... i.i 1.1. v. m 1.1.. i neither the l.rltlsii uovenuneni nor
ceotloni were good. The crowds were1 will he made on the following basia
fairly large, particularly at Ijinslng. at; Ccneral Chemical Company 8 per
a speech In front of the State Cupitol. j cent, preferred sto k and National Ani-
Approxlmately 12.0O) peraona stood in a ; line 7 per cent, preferred stock for new
scorching sun to hear the charges preferred share for share; Barrett '
against the Ilepubllcans, w hich v.ero j per cent, preferred stock for new prc
featurel by the reading of a list of, ferred on ihe basis of 1 1-lti shares for
those who signed the subscription list to ; one. Holders of common stocks of the
out his war medals, his M. M.. his D,
1 . it, ids Croix de Querre. He smiled
grimly.
1, Ij.-t night hi wife went out for a
visit with her mother. John thought
if Vimy HMge. when the Canucks blew
up a whole mountainside of German ;
be thouaht of shell holes anil the yellow
the Republican book being put out t'j five companies will receive common Plunder mud and boys sitting around
William H. Barnes. I stock of the new corporation on the ,r Inking vln blanc and singing. Then
"Toil all know Barnes," QOV. Co following basis: General Chemical. 1.0, h- tbouabt of his Kitty working there
tie was a ineim o. ie..ii snares ior one: noivay rrocess. ,;.in
shouted.
We'll see who some of these subscribers! Semet-Solvay. 2. SB; Barrett
to Boss Barnes's fund are. First. werelt.SI; National Aniline, 1.4.
those whose dealings w ith the delegates
at the Chicago Convention are fresh In ; ParcelHnit of Xew Stock.
political and financial history. e nnd
also William Wrlgley of Chicago and A.
lowntown. and he looked 11 1 the letter
tho hunger striking Lord Mayor of
Cork will have to breuk their respec
tive principles, which, they have sworn
to maintain at all cost.
The correspondent of Tint Scn and
New York HbaU has learned from an
irrefutable source that a woman with
close connection with high members of
the Cabinet sent a cable despatch to
Home no longer ago than last Tuesday
! r,T',t'r,0Pr,,' feJV.e.,, br"7! early next wee!
I , '.I 11' 11, ''.I' . ik tin' 1.1.1. 11, Vll l iu
; the S-S said the attention of the steam-
; ship General (leoige W. (Joethals of the No. It collieries, employing about 3,000
1 Panama Itallroad and Steamship Com-len vot,.Q to return to work. The coi
; pany'a line, en route from Colon to NV , n ,,,. September 1.
t 1 ork, had been attracted bv the ring-1 , , ...
' lug of a telephone buoy released from T loral unlons i:1 Lucern vo!'''1 10
the submarine by an electric device follow the same course. ln none of these
! when she submerged. Not until the ((n- oases was there a rush to the mines to-
oral (Joethals reached her pier at Hobo-; day, and there is nut likely to be owing
ken at 6 o'clock last night did It be- j to a real vacation period that conies
come known that the plight of the 8-5 1 with the new week,
in reality had been discovered by tne lloe, , ,,.
steuinsnip Alaiuhiis, a wooden vessel op
erated by the I'nited States Shipping' The insurgent tie-up remained cue -Board
and en route from Norfolk to tlve In Districts I, 7 nnd 9, and some Joy
Boston. I was expressed In the Insurgent camp
The Alanthua, under command of Cap. I over the fact that the pine itidge and
i tain 13. Ci Johnson, w as ploughing slow-j Cayuga collieries, in the Bcranton tec-
! ly along In a calm j-ea at 11:30 o'clock tlon, closed down alter having stood by
I Thursday afternoon when the lookout the union lenders. In the Haaleton ter-
saw something protruding from the! rltory the gross tonnage was cut to eight
ocean. It was dead ahead seven or eight I per cent of normal, with twi nty-nlne
! miles and appeared to the man in the colli, l ies failing to cooperate nnd four
; mast to be. the back of nn enormous working With a greatly decreased force.
; whule. As tho AlanthUS steamed closer.! In district No. the "Vacation" was just
however, the lookout saw the flutter orins effective. Only 0 few collieries had
a whit rag. waving above the back ofl men enough to Operate, and reports that
tho object that projected from the lUr-j reached the insurgent ramp were that
face of tho water. In a few moments "everything w as closed up lighter than
he was able to make out that the White! a drum."
rag was In reality a white shirt, and lie ; tH district No, 1 the big companies
could see, too, that the submerged bulk were helpless. Throughout the Wyo-
was a submarine
The lookout notified f'npt. Johnson
w ho drew closo alongside the submerged
ining Valley only a few big collieries
were operating. Independent operator
were better off and their production was
Company. : again and turned cm the gas, The I In which she urged Pontlflcial interven
police found his body this morning.
iV. H. R. R. S $28,000,000
1 HAS SHRUNK TO $2200
calculated on Utesot exchange figures,
Monell of New York, millionaires whose ,";en"al C"t '""l OI";
. :,.,L,..,in. cnnv.mlon enn.lt. Standing I1G.20K.000 of preferred nnd
dare were brought out by the Bena- l!!1" TJ" fffcorf. Uand Trol
Tne name or tnese "" - c .nm ,,-, -
proximaceiy tiv.auu snares or new con
torlal committee
gentlemen are to be found sprinkled all
through the official report of the investigators.
ley Stock Sold Cheaply.
Bockrfrller on Hie 1, 1st.
"Who are the next in array? John D.
Rockefeller and hi son und I heir asso-
S atrial to The Si n axm Nb.v Yeeg listen.
PKOVIOSNCI, Sept. 3. Stock of the
Ithode Island Company which cost the
New Haven Rallruad I2i.0IID.ii00 and
the stock and bond of the ttea View
Itallroad were sod at public auction to-
mon : Solvay Process, which lias 1S
OOO.OOO of common and no preferred, will
receive 56ft. 300 shares of new common :
Semet-Solvay. with $16.li7S.8ftfi of com
mon and no preferred, will receive ap
proximately 4S1.ISI shares of common!
National Anlllnj nnd Chcnili nl u l,i,-i. has
elates. Walter c. leagie. preaiaeni 01 ttiaii.Tee ,,t nref-rr.,,1 ,.,,. its oon
the Standard Oil Company. They are I gfcare of no par value common will ' day under ordei of the Federal receivers
oiling the machine. Then, too, there Is j r,.ceve nn equal amount of new' pre- i 1 ' authority of a decree of the United
the American Tobacco Company-some and 554.386 shares of new com-' State District Court for the Southern
call It Tobacco Trust. I believe further I the tarrett Comnanv. which ha District of New York. Harry Parsons
along we encounter the Industry repre- j ); j , 40l) of nr,f(.rr,., 1M( 1 1 S 343 100 i Cross bought the Rhode Island stock.
of common, will receive 9.1l3.3'in of S.!,sr.5 shares, for J2.200.
new .referred and 374.257 shares of new I There was a slaughter of values at
. . . .. n.i . t I . ,i . .... . .1 t 1. ..
common. This orlngs the total amount i me aucunn. i ne ugurai iiiuicbwh mm.
scnted by J. Ieonard Keplogle and John
A. Topping, names aj familiar as Car
negie and Frlck once were. The glgan-iii-
C.eneral Electric Company has
tlon in the way of advice or suggestion.
or even the expression of a wish. It
is hoped that the Pop" will say that he
would bo pleased If MncSwlney would
take food thereby averting possible
bloodshed. Indeed, the plan Is to have
MacSwtney break his long fast with
the understanding that he will he re-
i leased from prison. By tills scheme Is
; a way out seen for both the Government
and the Lord Mayor of Cork.
IfaeSwIaey Would Have to Yield.
If the Pope should express such a
wish or should express himself to that
effect, however guardedly, MacSwiney, it
Is held here, could not afford to continue
bis hunger strike In the face o' the
Holy Father's stand. It was .'tated here
that be could with all honor take a
spoonful of milk and no one would blame
or question his loyalty to the principle
for which he has offered his life.
On the other hand, the very fact of his
vessel. He found that forty-five or j about fiflv per cent normal.
fifty feet or the submarine's stern was Insurgents made a bold move at Pitt
sticking out of the water, and from a gton to-day when they met to consider
smaii noie vvnicu me crew or the sun-1 plans of enlisting pump men und eugl
merged ship had been able to drill In !
neers In their "vacation.'
It was
her hull ran a slender telephone Wlre.lialma he liumrcent leaders that If
j Tied to the end of the wire was tho these classes of workmen Join the strike
white shirt, a l?na) of distress. It thc operators "will be quickly brought to
was apparent to Capt. Johnson that tile (heir knees." In the lower fields a small
I submarine was In difficulty, and he sent j number of pXpnp men and engineers
I his ship's carpenter and mechanics over i lhVe Joined the strike forces. Properly
Is being damaged oy flood, and the:
danger of the movement spreading.
i lllatnrlinnees Reported.
The vacationists are orderly. There
have been no disturbances of any char
acter. A squad of deputy sheriffs Was
at Dupont early to-day, word reaching
Sheriff John MaClUakie that radicals
were busy. The officers found no indi
cation of trouble.
Picketing lias not been resorted to
i.. I. 111..... ... k. .ifiiimi.i.i
I I Ol IS li in.' ii i" i"7 w"K'
The
InUlmr food even the MTiinlle.it morsel
of new preferred stork to be exchanged ! die New York. New Haven A Hartford ! wolJrt mean thnt lie had broken his
through Its responsible officer made Its I , ti: niu hm' .nH nf lUmm lnm Mritiallv Its entire investment
contribution, and so have the Berwlnd- (0(,k up io 2,373.582 shares. I In the electrical railway properties of
White and the Hudson Coal companies . I Rhode Island except Its minority hold-
of Pennsylvania and New York. DilMM A Wl AM DDIMrrCC Inn In the United Traction A Electric.
Amonc l.'e UHun.i mil l-.m fcv.iii.o iivm. . . . . w mmm rw
o n fini th Ouarantv Trust Company of
New York, one of the biggest of the
so-called Wall Street group. Neatly j
tucked away amid them all la William
Boyce Thompson of New York, chair
man of thc Ilepubllcan ways and means
committee, which began Its operations
In 1919 as a money raising machine.
"Senator Hiram Johnson, coming home
to California, said he was thankful he
was defeated and not the candidate of
a small group of men who met In a hotel
back room at 2:11 A. M. Well, In the
list we will find the nams of Senator
James Wadeworth of New York, who
did not go to bed until at least 3 A. M..
together with the names of all tho
others who formed the back room conference."
in reading the names UOV, I ox neia
THREATENS TO ELOPE
Elizabeth's Betrothal to Greek
Prince Denied.
Sffcf.it rflSlS DrspaUh to Tub Si n au Nsw
YolK HgtMa Copirripnf, I'JSO, by Tils Sin
sn New Yosk Hrjuio.
I'Anis, Sept. 3. Although the engage
ment of lrlncess Kllzabeth of Rumania
to Prince George, one time Crown Prince
of Oreeee, was announced in Switzerland
by members of the Prince's family last
week, the correspondent of Til BUM AN'n
New York Hkrai.1' has been Informed by
a verv bleb authority- that the an.
aOttn Cement w as no correct.
a property that now Is in process of
reonjanlsatloni and the Woonsocket &
Hurrlllvllle systems.
The 96.s.i " shares of the Itbode Island
company, which were bought by Mr.
CrOSI for J2.200, cost the New Haven
$19,000,000 In, the bonds of the Frovl
oence Securities Co. and 9, 000,000 In
notes subsequently Issued, n total of
t2S.000.000. The Securities bonds now
are among the direct obligations of the
New Haven, and to date the interest has
been paid a the coupons matured.
hunger strike.
The Government has never said that
it would not release him In any circum
stances, but merely took a stand that it
would not release him for hunger strik
ing. If he was not on a hunger strike
the Government vgmld say that the pris
oner was ill, which would be true
enough, sn.l grant freedoip on the
grounds that incarceration was threat
ening his life. In that way the CatSnet
would not abandon Its announced stand
and MacSwiney' principle would be
held fast to, while If he remained ob
durate despite the wishes of the Pope,
Continued on Second Page.
the side In a small boat. They began
! rigging up a '.. alongside the suo
I marine, nnd after several hours of hard
i work succeeded in enlarging the hole
In her hull tj a diameter of about one
inch.
Xo Means of Conimnuleation.
The Alanthus carried a wireless set
with a Rending radius ot about twenty
; miles, but she had no operator nnd there
I was no way In which Capt Johnson
: could notify pasRlng ships of tho ullaht
of the submarine. Distress signals were ' insurgents fear Government interven
j hoisted, however, and the crew of the I tlon, and establishing a picket line would
j Alanthus continued with only meager be off Iclally turning the "vacation" into
equipment to complete the constructlor. I a strike.
of the stage and enlarge the hole which An exodus of mine workers has set
tne crew of the submarine had cut In I In. A large number of skilled workmen
the steel. have started for thc soft coal fields
At 3:30 Thursday afternoon the look-1 nnd the Industrial centres of the middle
out of the George W. Goethalfl. then at West. Till" was a move that was un-
a point approximately forty-five miles ; I xpected. und may have serious results
j off the Delaware Cses, saw the dls- j even if peace docs come quickly, for
! tress signals flying from the Alanthus. i there has been no oversupply ol skilled
(The Goethals signalled back, eind the ; labor In the anthracite fields.
Itallroaders are leeimg me eileoil ol
the vacation. With no coal In storage
and with but little being produced the
railroad crews that worked at collieries
tlnd themselves without work. Cars
and locomotives that were used In the
anthracite region are being diverted to
The Rumanian Cabinet It was si.ld.
up to the crowd what appeared to be wa haimng- nt letting the Constantltilsts
an original of the subscription list, to- j Kt ilmess Elizabeth's millions to re-
Coilf(nttl on Fifth Pane.
gether with copies of the Republican
"official bulletin wnicn ne useu in use
lMttsburg speech. He rend those ex
tracts which pertained to "boys, get the
money." and the mention of certain
cities which had subscribed their
Continued on Taird Paye.
store the regime of the deposed Greek
ruler.
Friends of the Princess here confirmed
retsirts that she had threatened to elope
nnd marry a poet if she were forced to
contract ar. unwelcome alliance, such a
her marriage to Prince George woul J be j
to he.
Desirable Positions
For Men and Women
See "Help Wanted" and "Employment
Agencies" Advertisements
lZ)t $5Xm AND NEW YORK HERALD
SECTION SIX TO-MORROW (SUNDAY)
! Alanthus replied that she had discov
! ered the submarine In n helpless cnndl-
tlon, that she had no wireless operator,
and asked the Goethals to send out
I radio messages to naval stations for
I help. Capt. E. O, Swlnson, who was
I making his first trip ns commander
I of the General Goethals. had a small ! the bituminous fields.
, boat lowered and sent to the Alanthus A Bolshevist movement has begun to
I Chief Engineer William O. Grace, two ! srfiw Itself. Secret agents of the Itus
lisslstant engineers, the ship's suigeon. ! slan soviet have begun the circulation
! eight seamen. Chief Radio Operator C i of phmph'ets railing upon the strikers
kF. Asche, and Lieut. A. N. Champion, a ; to strive for n soviet and urging ihein
1 navy surgeon on ills way home on leave 1 to do nothing in opposition to the Len
from duty in Hayil
The party from the General (leothals
j hoarded the Alanthus. where Mr. Asche
I learned further details of the disaster
and sent messages on the Alanthus's
i wireless lo the Goethals. whence
! they were relayed to naval stations
nlong the coast and to all shlpe at sea.
Thc radio operators of tho Goethals re-
Theae pamphlet
hands ol Federal
Ir.e-TroTZky realm
have reached the
agents.
Enoch Williams, Insurgent leader,
came here to-day. He has started a
tour of the three anthracite district-..
He declurfe the strike movement Is
under full sway, and be claims thnt the
general tleup In the seventh and nlnih
Co'ifhnted on rrt Page-
Continued on Second Page.
j Company Officials Will Keep
j Out Rowdy Hods Time' Limit
I Is get for Noon Sept. H.
Satisfied that the strike among tha
j employees of the Brooklyn Rapid
.Tiansit Company is virtually broken,
I Llndjey M, Garrison, receiver for the
company, issued an ultimatum last
. night declaring that the strikers must
I return lo their jobs heSsre noon
edneaday or forfeit all the privileges
I offered them by Federal Judge Julius
j Mi Mayer.
These privileges include restora
tion of their seniority, payment of the
j wage increase offered tho men In July
j nnd spurned by their union and the
! 1 1 s lit to select representatives to deal
j with their employers, provided these
I representatives be not officers of the
Amalgamated Association of Street
1 and Electrlo Railway Employees,
i After the expiration of the time ai-
lowed by the receiver tho company
I will move to (ill permanently tho
places of men who have not reported
lor work.
i In view ot the fact that the strike
began to crack yesterday, when about
! 300 "old timers" flocked to the barns
I to ask for their jobs and many more
i telephoned to Hie stations where they
had worked to say that they would be
i back speedily, it is expected that Re
j niver Garrison's ultimatum will split
I the ranks of the union.
At any rate the company officials
I are confident tho movement begun
yesterday by thc returning strikers
I will grow considerably larger to-day
! and will continue to swell in volume.
' Far from staking too much on this,
i however, they are going ahead with
; t heir arrangements for a complete
! restoration of service on all of the
; seventy-seven line in the borough,
: with or without the aid of thc men
I whose walkout Sunday morning para-
lysed the entire system.
Hvldently Normalcy Is .Venr.
Yesterday the company Increased Ihe
number Of surface curs In operation
: to more than 400. To-day the schedule
calls for the opei alien of 517 cars on
1 twenty-seven lines. ThSV! w ill comprise
I nearly nil of the lines on which jush
hour travel is heaviest.
Normally the .ompany operates 1,400
I trolley ears during the morning rush
I period, 850 nt midday and 1.650 in the
latter part of tlw afternoon.
The company awo plans to resume Us
Park Row service to-day on a fairly
, large scale, op. rating eight of its lines
across Brooklyn Bridge. A few of its
ears passed ever this structure yester
I day, but most of thc surface cars operat
i Ing in the downtown section of Brook
lyn were turned at the Horougb Hall
' loop. There will be further additions
' to the elevated and subway service.
1 The majority of the cars were run
: w ithout the wire screens that protected
! tln.se sent out three days ago. The po-
1 Inn In. heeil so L'ood that
the company officials feel the danger
j of violence is sllRht.
There were few disturbances yesler
! da and l"tc last night no serious casu
! allies had been reported. Most of the
I strike cases on the calendars of the
j .Magistrate's court were the outgrowth
! of doings oi euncsioi.v mm
j The public apparently has concluded
i that It may trust Itself to th" cars
! with their huskv temporary Operator.
: lnuiiig the rush hours yesterday all
appealed to be crowded beyond '
' mtcltv The direct result of this was a
! dwindling in Ihe number of motor VjN
hloles that have been careening madly
I through the streets of the borough, car-
I rymg fares at more or less extortionate
! pi Ices.
! Motor CartfMratea Accused.
It was s iid that some of the so-called
'"strike ympathlaersM who have been
! endeavoring to harass the men oper
' a'ing the surface cars have been persons
1 wno were interested in the operation of
' these motor vehicles, and who did not
1 like to see their business taken ewajr
i by the itsloratlnn of car service. i
Tht. general opinion last night In the
j Brooklyn Kapld Transit offices was that
1 the Ultimatum delivered Thursday bj
' Judge Mayer had struck the Brooklyn
! locals of th- Amalgamated Association
ihe'lr death blow. In view of Ihe fact
that Judge Mayer's word on all matters
I affecting th company to final, by vlr-
i ,UB 0( the federal recefverehlp of the
1 lines no or..- seemed able to see how
: the strike could result in anything but
! failure.
I Reports received from some of the
! strikers indicate that they are sick ot
the whole afjair and would like to have.
. It over with speedilv. These men ar
Inclined to blame the whole trouble
. upon neither Patrick J. Shea, their or
ganizer and vice-president, nor Louis
: Kridlger, their attorney, but upon a
' yourg iade i element that formed ome
time ago within their rank, and that
i has attempted to run everything with
an Iron hand.
Tnis radical tlemev.i howled for Ihe
sti iko for we. ks before It was called
! and forced it upon the other men by
their united action. Many of them ate
I Socialists and Communists and they
wera Irabued with the. idea that thi
i company could not possibly get along
: without tbem, and that they could com
j pel It to pay them any sum that Ihey
might ask.
' A number of thc strikers said mat