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preserves the bent traditions of each.
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make a greater newspaper than either
has ever been on its own.
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fair and continued cool to-day j to-morrow
probably fair; moderate,
northwest .windo,
Highest temperaturo yesterday, 651 lowest, 54,
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VOL LXXXVIII.-NO. 20-DAILY.
NEW YORK, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1020tayVWu. Ttt:C& . ,
within una Mil
Mll.rcn.
IH NHW VOIIIC CITY,
VOW CBNTII UWKWJIKBB,
i DEATHBED
PLEADS FOR U.S.
TO KILL LEAGUE
Former Speaker of Houso
In-Texas Sends His Lnst
Word to Hurtling.
Interim! ioiuilism of "Wilson
Prove Him 'Into G. 0. P.
for Amcribtin Ideals.
BEPLY 00153 TOO
LATE
,
I
stiiifh Tntriot Dead
WllOU
ilessngo From Marlon Is
Despntclicd.
ft a staff Cnrrnponitnt of Tin Boa n
Nsw low . I
MAMOK. Ohio, Bopt. lv.-viicsicr .
Terrell, Speaker of tho lower houso
of the Toxaa Legislature, who was n
lifelong Democrat and who brought
about tho Impeachment of Oov. Fer-
iuson of his State, died In San An-
lonio a low aujo ubu iuiok"i
Ing to Senator Harding a denunciation
of the un-American couiao 01 uio
Democratic party In attempting to do
Uver tho United States Into allon con
trol and adjuring tho Senator to stana f Washington, Sept 19. Twontj'-seven
rm fur America first and last. : ' the forty-three atsndard articles go
tirm tor America iirsi nnu mu Ameticm fnmy market
Senator Hardlng'a nuswcrlng tele- bftBkct dMTW,iej m prC0 botwrcn July
cram of appreciation for Mr. Terrell's 15 and Augu.t 15. Tlio retail prlee of
tmm Americanism armed too late, ftffiffj
as Mr. Torrcll died Just boforo tho ,jrop Jn BUgar ,,rCes placed at 1 1 per
telegram reached San, Antonio. Tho cent. Most kinds of meat decrensod.
message was received by Chester I. iTirtSd." vTh M&gfc
Terrell's brothor, Dick C. Terrell, who )vna pork chops, which Increused 5 per
Mnt this answer to V. E. Scoby. a a07,&Btt'r
resident of San Antonio and a friend Minneapolis led, with a decreaso of 11
of Mr Hording: ' I per cent, with Its neighbor. St. Paul,
of Mr. Harains. . . ;econa, ,vtll a 10 per cent decline.
"Chester haa died, having bcon un- i)atr0t WAs third, with a 9 per cent, de-
mn.rin.1. for threo davu. Wo appro- crease. Now York's decrease was 8 per
chto wlro from Sonator.Hardlng. You
may publish facts If desire.
, . "Djcic C. Tbrrzuu"
With Death Fncfnir Iflm.
Choiter Terrell's deathbed plea for
Amtricanlsm will stand as a draraatlo
plil In American politics. It tells lla
itory, and Uiero U la It the dignity
own
ui ilncerlty of phtrioue purpose i
aukei such anti-American propaganda
tad sincerity
ti "Uncle San of Freedom Ridge" seem
Mwdry and vulgar. As he was dying
Mr.Te'rrelUentth me.saset
"1 presume you think It rather pre-
sumptuous for a man twcnty-flvo years
jour Junior to mako suggestions to you
.tout your campaign, but 1 am going to
tUe tho risk, as Mr. Scoby will tell you
(L.I Ua.UU la In a 1 1 I AAMftltlMM Mftn
that any criticism you may make will
ran on aeai ears.
"I liav. been a Democrat all of my
life. When I was 21 years old I was
elected to tho Legislature of this Slate,
ana servea mat ierm ami mo two noxi
succeeding, and tho last ono I was-
elected Speaker by tho largest vote over 1
Riven a candidate for that position whero , Stockholm, S"ept 18. Exportation
thtro was an actual contest ' from itussla of diamonds and Jewels In
"I had never contemplated changing order to obtain foreign credit for the
partlwi until I found that my own party g0vlet Government la defended In a
Imrt committed Itself to a League of ftntement by Leo Kamencff) head of the
.Nations which contains such a provl- Russian Bolshevik trade mlSBlon, printed
elon as Article X ln ti10 Social Demofcralen to-dny. Al-
"H Is etlrcly beyond my conception though M. Kameneff denies personal par
that any Amerlcnn could ever agree that tlchmtlon In tho exploitation of precious
Oreat Britain should havo six votes to gtoncs, he declares It never has bosn a
America's ono before tho Assembly of Recret Inasmuch as all goods havo ocen
the League of Nations, before tho labor nationalized. ,
convention provided for under the League ; stato and crown 'Jewels, adds M. Ka
of N'atlona, and might have as many as , meneff, have not been offered for salo
three votes to ono boforo the Council. 1 because tho stock of diamonds on hind,
"Tti suggestion made for us to adopt which ho admits wero taken from ltus
an laterpretatlvo resolution which would B(m shops and private sources, have
ha no binding effect Is an absoluto
absurdity.
Ko Wort! In Our Oivn (lanrrels,
"An objection to President Wilson's
itatenwnt that Uio Council on Assembly
ran always block . ovcry queltlon, and
that we can protect ourselves thereby, la
that our representative would not have a
risht to vote If wo wero a party to tho
controvf mv .
'Therefore you have n question In
Hhlch ih c.t.. 1. ..1.. n.. 1. '
tfrested decided by a council of lot-
J'cn diplomats, probably ln secret con-
"renco and not In an open hearing,
snd we could contest their decision only
jy filing a resignation to take effect
two years later.
"Even tho League to Enforce Peaco
going to have the questions .1e-
elded In an open Judicial way, with
"Prcsontattves to doclde the quostlons
' they arose, and not under this plan
SrUI-nSSL yer toy en'no?
eeiectcil for their fitness to pass upon
these questions, but simply selected tor
';; political reason.
"J havo been confined to my bed for
nearly two years, and I suppose I am
"no or thn very few. men who have
... 1 .. . .
few everything appearing Iri the Sen-
fi, . 1 ,.' ."""."
the treaty. Including speeches of Sen-
Printed on tha iubject T The nwm-.
can Senators did tho only sensible thing
that eouM i,nv h-n .i-n .1,1,1. r ,
mors on both sides and other data
that could have been dono under tho
clrcumstsnces 'after tho treaty and tho
League of Nations were presented by
the Prwldent
Wnnlii Havo Voted Amenlcnn."
"Oovernor Cox Is out for tho. treaty
nflnipmlnil Tta nAnnHnn lnnmnrlr1il
unamends, its adoption unamended
jV the Si nato wlthlfTthc. next four years
DV the .vnato within' the. next four years j
fua?iocnvetroy botUadnn
jt Is necessary to begin tho considers-
tln of a new Hchemo enllrelv. unless
Lodge amenumcntfl, or somthlng
lmilnr to lli.m alinnt.l lift nilnrtp.l v
If I should llvo until the election, WoncnsTen. Maas., Sept 19. Dele
comes 1 should llko to vote for some 1 gates here from many States at a mcef
nwi who behoves In the Idea I nave Ing of the Jewish Cooperative Society
jusi exposed. I do not care whether I
no is a Democrat, a Republican or a
mugwump. I' want him to bo an Amcr
first and laat"
And thin, I bulleve, Is the true aplrlt
Jt ths American people." was Baaator
uardlBg'a on comment
CARRY YOUR OWN LUNCH!
BOSTON DOES IN FOOD WAR
Thousands of Girl Workers and Men in All Walks Beat
Restaurant Profiteers by New Fad.
Atrial (o Tun Hon nd Nsw Yoik IIwuid.
Boston, Sept. 10. Lunch boxes In
tho hands of mon on tlio way to work
arn font hocomlnR nlmost rui numer
ous lis tho Inevltnblo morning news
Paper. Ono nooa them ovorywh'ero, In
tho ntroot enra, on tho trains, on
truolta mill ovon In automobiles. And
It ' Ih rapidly rtpproachlnB tho stago
whoro n young working woman who
doesn't carry hor lunch ta regarded
with simpleton, Of couran tho young
womon do not carry their lunches
nulto na openly rui tha men folk. It
Ih only when ono happonw upon a
group of them discussing tho out
rogoouo prlcoa charged by tho reatau-
rnpt that ono fully roallr.cn tu what
dimensions tho lunch habit haa grown.
Then thcro oro other groupa of con-
"tdornblo numbcra, both of women and
oi men, wno ciuft togothcr and run
tholr own llttlo lunch cluba, nnding
thla much moro economical and satis
factory than tho averngo oatlns house.
Still a third class, steadily Increasing'.
1 mnda nn of those where thn flrmii
they work for provide regular lunch
rooms In their establishments, whero
., h . f f0R.
run lift rntnn at n
considerable nnvliig from restaurant
prices.
1
fOOD PRICES DROP;
ff pR CUJ, HRE
2jr of 4 Standard Articles
Decrease, According to
Official Figures.
cent
HORSE RETURNS AFTER
MOVING A STOLEN SAFE
Burglars Steal $6,000 in Raru
tan Butcher Shop.
Burglars who broke Into the b utcher
j.iJay 'rnornlng failed In tholr
nnftn ,h0 butchcr'a safe.
So they somehow got the 500 pound
safe, which contained ')mnd8
ZXnl
fn' WBROn and drovo nwny, while
icuslor slept undisturbed on tho second
floor. Tho horao dragged tho wagon
t'fit? Ct
DrouB" me purser.
.KAMENEFF DEFENDS
DIAMOND EXPORTS
Crown Jewels Not Sold as
. .. . DI-..
Reds 'Nationalize' fiomy.
proved adequate for the purpose.
CHARGE THEY STOLE y
HONEYMOON AUTO
Couple Are Arrested After
Pursuit by Owner.
Saleu, Mass., Sept 19. Mrs. Ma)
tM.Hn Milieu, dauchter of Ariel Mlt
May
telson, a wealthy tobaceo growor of
Tarlffvllle. Conn., and her husband, TA-
ward D. Mlllca of tills city, wero ar-
rested hero to-day charged with larceny
of an automobll
They wero married yesterday ana
camo'here In tho car, closely purauid
by Mr. Mlttolson ln another car.
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,rrc riTfTH
TRAIN KILLS 3 ItlKLS
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH
. , ... .. r;..-jr
.Brothers of Victims Injurea,
but Not Seriously.
19. Misses
....t.i it...i ttlir nnil F.mmi
111 in miriiiiinuii. im.ei
were j,llled this afternoon when ,
Baltimore ana ono passonger ifn
n,nmnhiifl In which they wero
atruck the automobHe ln Which they wero
"... 17 ....v.... A..in. n-v.
f a'nf' " Zmk'aM w ihl
. MiuHLtai?fci? to hoMlUJ
train whllo being Uken to a nospitai
train
here. Clarence Fulk. wtter Mnma
Fulk, and Harry NJholson.J.rothj r of
Ruth Nicholson, Wero Injured, but n6t
Borlously.
Tho vounir neoolo were on their way
from their homos, six miles south of
Oakland, to uiat place on a pleasure nao.
DEBS ETL, JEWS ASK.
Cooncrntlve Demand Also That
V. S. rtecoirnlio Bovlet Hiu'la.
or America niiopioa resolutions io-aay
calling- on the Government to free all
political prisoners and to recognize the
Soviet Government of Russia.
Committees were appointed to organ
Im and conduct additional cooperative
stores la all States; 1
Hut tha women, both singly and In
olubs, havo It ovor tho men In num
bers In their battle with tho high
prices. It ,may bo a rpreatcr doslro to
dross or It may bo duo to,tholr smaller
Incomes,
Outsldo of a few special groups tho
men lunch oarrle,ra arc, so to apeak,
unorganised. Hut now that Mayor
Peters has Bat tho pace by carrying
his own lunoh from homo and enjoy
Ing It In City Hall It Is oxpoctcd that
men's lunch cluba will enjoy u boom.
Tho mon, like tho women, aro find
ing II moro and moro dlffleult to moot
tho steadily rising prices In tho ros
tauranta. It eata too big a hole In tho
weekly pay onvolopo for thoso who
moro fortunate Sren na io 'nuances
aro fast getting their oyos oponod to
tho unworrantcdly high prlcoa being
charged and tho notably amall por-.
Hons btilnff served
Ono and all aro slowly but auroly
realizing that tho only w.ay to forco a
ohnncn'is to ston buvlnc lunches and
tako them from homo or start a llttlo ,
private lunch club. ConO "
como to auch a pass that one can (lino
moro economically to-day at tho noieia ,
than-ho can In to overngo rcstnu-
rant, cafeteria or so-called one-armed
luncn ruuni.
ar-.rrrnr a m niAM
mi i r rrMPCD CTIJtT
UN A HUNUtK Oiivmcr
Jailed When M".,
uaugnier tra ruunu nt
Yard Strangled.
, , 1
Muskbjon, Mich., Sept. 19. rhysl-' nearly nil other rolatlons-is still tho . mni charges wncn 1110 Hociansm np
clan's to-day mado an unsuccessful f-' rfn pjvot of .... worM' politics. It ' Pear at tho door of tho chamber to
fort to feed forcibly Dr. oils w. eu6-
wlek of WhltrlmlL near
here, wno nos
rsuiBcu w i in nun r.... .. -
. . .1 1 rr 1. 1 . . 1 . mn.nlnr In rnn.
.... - I. ... n .nil. alMA l.M Wn
necUon with the death of hl wife
and three-year-old daughter, nuby. The
ac,:r Liz' ?nn '&att&
amlntng physlf lana said death was due lih cllquo ln Parts patronizes tho Sinn
t0Dr"seSgwlck fought two physician. ; lre,n0 .who- " U' most ?rt' M"
who attempted the forclblo feeding. A and worked for tho triumph of Oer
small quantity of water was forced many, oven though It Involved tho d(j-
"T.VboV. rr Sedgwick and her anco and Belgium
Zi." '., u . .1 m 1 "Tho clorlcnla ln mostCatholla coun-'
uayK.llvr mil ua aciib lu uia .utu.. t.u.i.u
In Korestport, N. Y., to-morrow. Mrs. vncs, wiinoui open toduko rrom 1110 fltitutlons. I-'urther, they wiy uo spo
Sedgwick formerly was a professional . Vatican, palllato tho Irish republican ,-. wh.thcr they forswear
singer In Utleo. N. Y. mUrdor dubs,, though tholr saturnalia clnca"y M"cd wn1,ncP u,f ,
I of outrngo Is only matched by tho nlleglanco to tha International and
LABOR UNION SEEKS first phases of Lcnlnlto terrorism. Tho tho lied doctrina their party haa
REMOVAL OF JUDGE iffitaJSS
r TTnJ a 1
ne nerusea ro wrasr rr tho flenBclefls1y prolonged -drama of
Of Strike Breakers. . Brixton Jail feeds ontl-Brltlsh propa
1 iranda ovorywhere,
.WoacitSTCR, Mass., Sept 19. Tho I
Worcester Central Labor Union, at n j Pew Traces of Patr Vlr.
mass meeting on ine common xo-uay,
adopted a resolution demanding tha re-
moval of Judge Samuel Utley of the
nAi er iitrifr usmnsi 1 lllAir 1 ti A
Worcester County Central District Court,
on the ground that he had refused to
Issue warrants for the arrest of nlno
strike breakers charged by strike pickets
with having assaulted them.
ueproBcniauvca oi u.s sinners ai ino
Reed-Prentlco Company's foundry said
that strllto breakers attacked ulckota on
niV.mA.Jimmi
Tuesday last , .. . T .
,.T'lreJ,0t,on ,chM?Sd JudEc
Utley had shown favoritism by repeat-
Trade.' Association. ,
?udSJ.S??J'?B J?iK?i
.u. .!;. .v. Tf. . 1 . . ,.
the action of the Union, said his rea-
son. for refusing to Issue the warrants ft American mterfcrers Whoso good In
asked by the strikers were that tho , , t0 vo Satan.. pa)aca
descriptions given of the alleged attack- .I .t. .1.. 1 -rh.. .n
era were Inadequate and that the evl-
dence offered was Insuniclent to Joitlfy
Issuance of tho John -Doo warrants ro-
Quested. t
Boston, Sept 19. A resolution de
manding thn removal from offlca of
John H. Backus, Assistant United States
Attorney ot this city, because of
alleged statements on tho Irish situ
ation mado by him at tlio Democratic
convention at Springfield yesterday was
adoptod unanimously by tha Boston
Central Labor Union to-day.
CARDINAL IN LINE
FOR 'BABE' RUTH
. .. 1 .i ..
Mgr. fjlbbons Urges CarlOllCS
to Attend Reception.
ffrectot to Tit Bun d New Tosk lteuu,
. n. . a iji .
bons. In a letter read at the eervlces In
all Cathollo churches of the city to-
day. urged Catholics to attend tho ro-.
. ima.A T9nk nf itiA nrslni
Inff home celebration to the boys' band
Of St Mary's industrial school next "At the same time, we would like to I Tammany . " -,.h. socialists last
Thursday. iU I see the futuro of British policy toward , violent 0PP0ncn 01 eg,d elr posl-
Preparations for the reception are In IreIand clcarljr and finally laid down and year and have "l0c'V expected to
progress and many State and city offl- dofCnded thenceforward ln the United tlons. Ono or ns ot moment the So
cials and representative business men states by every means and explwaUon present a resoiutionino
?m Pa. tn our power- We havo million. ot! clallsU 1 appear t "ovMneiSt l
diicod by aoy. interne. Delegates rrom
tho MorehanU and Manufacturers As-
soclatlon, the Stock Exchange, the
Town Merchants and Manufacturers As
sociation have promised to attend.
rALTS!
York American team at Cleveland and
played In Detroit, Chicago and St,
Louis; receiving welcomes anu larto con
tributions to tho St. Mary's rebuilding
fund In all those cities.
ATLANTA MAN TAKES
' BICHLORIDE IN HOTEL
Mistake, Says Lewis H.. Hale,
Who Will Recover.
The room clork of the Hotel Con-land
tlnontol, Broadway and Forty-first This Is no mere Business or me. mm
street, received a call early yesterday tary, but a supremo civil emergency In
morning from a man who said he had which all men must stand to their
Just taken blchlorldo of morcury by ordinary duties, and when every com
mistake and asked for a physician. Dr. petrnt person Is required to maintain tho
Mlltmoro. tho houso physician, was sent foundation ot law and existence. Wo
to the room. Ho found tho man in a had rather that tho thing wero moro
serious condition and summoned Dr. 1 plainly dope that the six counties had
Waterman, of Now York Hospital,, where, been plac:d lindor a popu ar adminls
the patient was removed. Urotlve committee. Prastlcally as a pro-
Tho hotel clerk said tho man regis-1 visional government with the purpose
tcrcd as Lewis H. Halo of Atlanta, ua.. of maintaining order and security In
and that ho believed ho was a broker anticipation of the bill. The method' la
w a banker. Ho arrived about a week,
ago on a business trip. At Now York wry "' "v "
Hospital last night It was said ho would -M..,pn(M
recover. A long dlstanco telephone call 1 Continued on BMh Page.
from Atlantlo'Ctty was received at the, mothers cms father JOHN'S
hotel last night, asking ,for Information I isHcln to their chUdrsn for body bulldlag
on Mr. Halera eoadltion. land eotAs. Ko i'WfUOvt
FLAYS MIXING
OF AMERICANS
IN IRISH ROWS
(
J. L. Garvin in London 'Ob
server' Voices Objections
to Villard Committee.
DISTURBING TO PEACE
Calls Anglo-American Re
lations Real Pivot of
World's Politics.
BRITAIN OUR BEST FRIEND
.
t
Criticises Policy Of Arming
Ulster aniMJrgcs Speedy
Passago of Hoino Rule.
fpieM CaM, 0nfa,th ,0 Tll BvH 4n Nsw
'yoBK iJtuw, cofVrtBM, mo, lu Ti.s Bum
M Vtw VoK ,ItutDt ,
Bept, 19, j, L. Oarvln,
ohierwri fl)mrp)y Rt.
tacks tho proposed Interference of
Oswald Garrison Vlllard'a commltteo
01 " "l,nurcu Amtnin" i"""
Irlflh at(nn In ft lon(r odtorfti i,0
IrWl qlJcallon ln , effect
upon Anglo-American relations with l
1110 conscciuoni reaction mr ovn on ;
uiniuiuo v.unuuiu un mo wuvi muo wl
.... . 1 I 1 1 . ....
mo Kiouo n nas occomo nunc lllOl
'
ugllcat factor In Australian affairs. It
Inflamos India. Germany exploits It.
ant...
Tho clericals In most Cathollo coun-1
''ls- Tha green anarchy, especially I
n oUicr countries on both sides of
thn Atianta the Icnoranca of ths real
. . ... .... -
dlftleultles Is grotesque; emotional preju-
rtlco Is set and blind. There aro but
faw traces of fair play townrrt this
Britain which has led Iho world and atlll
leads It In extension of self-governing
liberty and which after all did most by ,
Ma power land power ftr po,ver and
I.OB'm.Q Mwer-combined to savo that
. TJ. "
nower combined to lavo mat
worm in mo war. no uu icoi winc-io-p. in detall ana telling w
what the thankless bitterness of this. ! 7f . situation haa been changed
Wo would taste the very dregs of bitter-, " JvhVnv0 should be allowed to
nMS 1( w9 reaUled,ft8 very few of ua do, iL their seats: Then w II oomo
, nUMv , mlr nwT,aro dead set against seating tho five
Oovernment let us now speak plainly to,
vruvBlllli.ollt. ill ua mvit Bn V H
,. . ,u. r.1.1. n .nm. nr
m(anlnK meddlers aro doing moro tnan
th,B t muddle every effor! for
Trl.v, TTnp0n.eiulilv. hut dlrectlv.
.h.v Bro nromotlna- crlmo and ruin and
total internal rupmro -wiuun irviunu u
. . . . . . 1 . 1. I m 1 I 1 1
self. They violate tho ordinary cour
tesies and reserves, of International In
tercourse In a maimer that woro It Imi
tated by other countries, would smash
the world. ,Wo suppose that no sane
human being doubts that an Anglo
American war, toward which tho sinister
Instigators ln the United States aro de
liberately driving, would let loose
twenty parallel wars all over Europe,
and Asia and complete the smashing of
tho world.
"England Just now ner ncaa ana
hands loaded witn trouDie, largely in
curred, llko our American debt, In the
lmCrCBlB V UlJici 'Wiw w
Otncr peopio way noi 00
perfect ln American eyes. She Is notf9uo has great P""""" rtlcal
Prfect In her own But she Is tlll the
nearest thlnir to a stanch friend that
But Bhc Ib still the
tho United ?UtVpo."?S?b
ns are being M to think otherwise
they ore profoundly deceived.
Wonts Dritisn i-ouoy uennea
frlend(, thore yct f only wo would give
th;m ft case they can understand. But a
KrIeV0US responsibility lles upon any I
Fein nuirago anu uiumor iim
American misunderstanding. If theso
JournT..o
' M,. ,, hiunderlna-. an wo. have .
done, let them caually. llko ourselves, at
......... ...D .r ... . .....j
tack the extremism of crlmo which Is
rending Ireland asunder.
"During tho week 'there have been
sevoral remarkable and perhaps fateful
developments. The sequel will be Im
provement or catastrophe, according to
how matters aro handled. It has been
decided to make Unlonlat Ulstor eelf-Mt-iire
bv eltlien defence, tho way we
have advocated since Sinn Fein provoca
tion even In that region' extended flro
slaughter to Llsburn and Belfas'.
less morougn. a bPi ui.uw . xt
WALL STREET BOMB BEING TRACED;
HUNT EXTENDS INTO NOR TH JERSE Y;
ASSEMBLY MAY ADMIT SOCIALISTS
MEN
REELECTED
FACE HARD TEST
Will Bo Acquired to Tnlco Oatll
of Alleglanco and Forswear
Bed Doctrines.
'ON PROBATION' FAVORED
I BIpnrtlRnn Move to Again Ex
pel Dovclops on Evo of
Special ScsnIoii,
i?y a Staff Corrtrvonitnt nf Tin Sua amp
Nvr YnK ltw4l.r.
Alhant, Sept. IP. Tho IXcpubllcan
leaders of tho Legislature aro disposed
to allow the flva Socialist Assembly
men, who wcra expelled for disloyalty
,Mt mlng ftm, routed last wcok In
jjow yorlti t0 r,turn t0 their soats "on
proltatlon," and hold ovor them the
threat of another oustor It they do not
bohavo.
FJnal decision has not been reached,
Tho leaders who conferred to-day
iimuiirouy ut.iuu ui vu jin-nvui.
roclalm tho seata from which thoy
I vrrn nimtol Ynt tlinrn In much in1
- -
decision lu dealing with tho problem.
Unless tht tentatlvo plan agrood
upon la npsot by an Insurgont bi
partisan movement of tho bitter nntl
Soclallsta It Is ciulta likely that when
tho flvo men appear they will bo sum
moned beforo tho Speaker's stand and
asked to aubscrlbo to an oath of al-
leglanco to tho Fcdoral and Stato con-
To B Put to Sorer Tt
Tho Speaker will put esverat questions
to the Socialists regarding the changei
their party Is making In Its constitution.
If they will admit they subscribe to
r-A .hnntrAit thut.
Will UO lUKOll an
lustlflcatlon for their having
been
thrown out Further, thoy will bo asuea
whether they wouia lane oracio uu...
the dues paying members of their party
0n any question Involving their duty in
tnft Btnte. , ...
jf they fulfil tho requirements of this
"
"A.0.
test the Hpoanor pry"
.uuuioaa "..-"--';.,... h. m
-j.. .1.. ..mVilv. roviewinE i
r,nln lhere wm be some
sort ot revolt In the Assembly ga n.
n m .....
that procedure, xno ncpuu, ..
bers who led the. fight against Uie So
clallsts last winter, and wM now are
willing to let tho expelled men btt on
conditions, will not seek to stifle any
protest movements. The par y whip , to
not to bo used on behalf of the Social-
jMany Republican, Assemblymen from
up-SUto districts and Democratic mom
hers from New York who still oro bit
toriy Ttl-Soclalfstlo have not sub
scribed to the proposal mado by Speak
S sweet and other leaders. Thoy are
friiini nbou 1 forming a bipartisan com
ffi.t"loV,ttrS ui1. another ouster
resolution. y
New York Members SIny Act.
Both political organisations appear J!o
have some hesitancy m """ ":,"" -Sf"
on the evo tt the State 1 elect on. The
'on mo ovo - -t.ntniltv
Neither party wishes to m0B'"1"'
lfsuo nao H'" . . . iiiii
capital for the other. Tno i-""
pub Uan members are hoping tot tta
met move will come from 0 onU-So-clallst
members from New York, ana m
all probability It w .
Assomoiynicn lh .
.mmanv men. were among the 1 most
sion. u will meet with a
effee tot roWWKw
Prompt second from sonwo
iia. Then it would develop mio a irro
imea. , tne chamber. with every
member voting as n. w
1 iMe.ni nrcssure. ...
What the result of such a fignt woum
bo no member ot the Legls laturo Js will
Ing to predict If reports which are
coming from'many up-State dls Wets , are
truo It would not be surprising' If a bare
majority of the members, numbering
Mventy-sU, would vote for the ouster
he'ltepubllcan lenders dcclaro there
would be nothing Inconsistent In their
conduet in voting to allow the Bocla Ists
Income back. The ouster was fully Jus
titled and was sustained by to Stale In
tho recent voto which gave Indorsement
to a great majority of to Assemblymen
who voted to throw out to five men.
Since, then the national Socialist party
has set about amending its constitution,
eliminating the offensive features Which
placed allcglanco to their party above
duty to the state.
It la understood tnat Will H. Hays,
chairman of tho Republican National
Commltteo, and other Icadcra of the
party have been consulted regarding tho
Boclallat question. Nathan L. Miller, Re
publican nominee for Governor, Is not
taking sides ln the controversy, leaving
It entirely for tho Assembly to decWtu
"We consider The Ban and Nw York Her
ald the best 'Help Wanted medium In New
York," writs X. V. Barret Co. SO Broad
JURY WILL HEAR
FISCHERTO-DAY
Bomb 'Propliot,' In Ohargo of
N. Y. Police, Duo Hero From
Canada TIiIb Morning.
RAVES OP DOINGS AGAIN
Has Regal Blood, Ideas Worth
Millions; Robust, but Gets
Brain rains.
nv a Staff omwontiM of Tub Hun snb
Mnw Vein Hmuii,
HAMitfTON, Ont., Sept. 10, Actfom
plmled by Irving O'Hara and Jumca
McCoy, detcctlvo sergeants ot tho
New York pollco bomb squad, Ed
ward P. Fischer, prophet of tho Wall
Street bomb explosion, left this city nt
0:17 o'clock thla evening for Now
York, wherrfiho la to appear to-morrow
na n wltnesn beforo tho annul
Jury which Is Investigating tho trag
edy. Thoy aro scheduled' to reach tho
Criminal Courts Building early In tho
morning.
Flnnl arrangementa for Flschor'a
transfer wero complotcd soon aftor
noon, following conferences that had
lasted slnco early Saturday evening.
Even aftor Magistrate Jclfs, also n
member1 of tho local lunacy commis
sion which examined Fischer, had
signed tho order for tho prisoner's ro
moval from Barton street Jail, whero
ho had bcon confined slnco Friday
morning, complications aroso which
threatened to delay his return to tho
United States for u considerable tlmo.
Secret Scrvlco Agents Crolghton
and Buchanan of Buffalo, who arrived
hero Immediately after receipt ot no
tice of Fischer's apprehonslon, In
formed the authorities that they could
not consent to tho departure of tho
man lu company with tho Now York
pollco Unless they recelyod word from
Washington authorizing them to do
eo. Tho Canadian authorities were
loath to proceed contrary to tho. will
of tho United States Federal agents.
Immlsrntlon harrm In Way Also.
Tho Immigration laws furthor con
fused tho situation, aa tho question
was raised aa to whothor Fischer, who
lina been pronounced Insano by tho
local authorities, would bo hold up at
tho bordor as an undesirable. It waJs
pointed out also that tho United
States Immigration authorities might
not regard tho Now York County
Grand Jury subpoena, tho only paper
upon which Fischer Is being taken
back, as aumclcnt reason for hla ud
mlttonco without much Xormal coro
mony. After the long dlstnnce telephone
wires had been considerably overworked
all of the desired permissions were ob
tained. T. Reginald .Sloan, tho barrister
who had boon representing Fischer's In
terest here, slgnod n consent to' his re
moval to New York city, after having
been In communication with tho man's
relatives.
Mr. Sloan expressed himself as well
satisfied with the , manner ln which
thlncs had turned nut, n's he has main
tained that the quickest way for Fischer
to Clear himself of all suspicion Is to got
back to Manhattan as speedily as pos
slblo and submit to a fair and Impar
tial examination. Mr. Sloan was also
glad to get his client out ot the hands
of tho local lunacy commission, which
had been disposed to oommlt Fischer to
tho Ontario Provincial Asylum.
Shortly beforo his departure for New
York Fischer gave out for publication
his first Interview, as well as a detailed
account of his movements, for moro than
n week preceding the Wall Street ex
plosion. The former Is a strange nar
rative dealing with telepathy and tho
remarkable psychlo powor ho claims,
and through which he declares he ob
tained his advance Information about tho
calamity.
Tlio latter Is a story of queer mean
derings, characteristic of a person of
eccentrlo tendencies a talo of trips
here and there at all hours of tho ntght
and day, with apparently little purpose
and containing many Incongruities.
I
Flaeher Claim Iloyal Blood.
Every word of Fischer's Interview was
uttered in the presence of Mr. Sloan, and
most of to statements were made In
answer to questions put by the bar
rister. In tt Fischer, desplto his declara
tion that he Is antl-Brltlsh In his sym
pathies, asserted that ho la of tho same
llneago as King Georgo or England, King
Alfonso of Spain and tho recont rulers
of Austria-Hungary.
"My forefathers were Wettlns," he
said, "the samo 'name as tho British
royal family. I am also a Hapsburg,
tho same aa King Alfonso ot Spain."
Then covering the lower portion of
his faco Fischer remarked: "You will
notlco the similarity between the top of
my bead and that of the Austrian ruler."
Ho toftl how when his uncle, Edward
Gilbert Tuff of New York city. died, his
mental faculties had become so upset
that he threw himself upon tha body,
crying: "I nm Jesus Christ I will re
vive htm as Christ did of old," and how
hla famjly soon afterward induced him
to go to Bloomlngdalo Asylum, where ho
remained until ho had recovered his
"polso and sincerity."
"My lnlth ln telepathy." he said, "Is
bared upon deep concentration. The man
who wishes to be with his Maker must
bo ln an extremely receptive state of
mind. I hjvo read profoundly on ths
subject and have found the knowledge
thus gleaned very helpful.
"1 believe profoundly tn religion, bur
do not care to attend the prevailing
forms ot service, because church has
iCteftgftwaVcn Bcoond Tag .
Description of Only
Victim Unidentified
ONLY ono of tho 84 persons
w killed by tlto bomb In Wall
street romulns unldcntlflod. Tho
pollco cllni; to tho hopo that this
may bo tho body of tho driver
of tho red wagon supposed to
lmvo contained tho oxptorilve.
Hero ia it description of tho body
of tho mans
About 20 years old, 6 foot 7
Inches tall, 125 pounds, )or)(r,
wavy brown hnlr, gray qyes.
sound teeth, sharp features and
an old scar, suggestive of a car
buncle or noil, on tho back, of
tha neck.
Tho moat serious opposition to
tho police's . theory that thla
might bo tho drivor'a body cornea
from Government authorities,
who dcclaro ho would havo been
blown to ntoma had ho boon ln
tho wagon. Ho was killed by a
section of metal that entered hla
back.
SEEK IDENTITY
OF BOMB VICTIM
Theory Advanced That Man ln
Morguo "Was in tho
Death Wagon.
POLICE LEAN TO BELIEF
Flynh Thinhs Ho May Havo
Taken Vehicle There, but
Left Boforo Blast.
Detectives of tho Pollco Department
who aro Investigating tho Wall strcot
explosion appear to bo greatly con
cerned and Interested In tho identity of
tho body of tlio young man now In the
Morguo, Uio only victim of tho disas
ter remaining unidentified. Tho theory
haa boon advanced that this man
might havo bcon tho driver of tho
wagon ln which It Is fairly certain tho
bomb woa takon to tho financial dis
trict. Chief Flynn of tho Dopartment
of Justice, however, oaya that ho can
not bollovo that tho driver of tho
wagon remained In It Thcro seems to
bo no foal reason for bcllovlng that
this man was tho driver, aa tho atorlca
of all' persons who saw tho wagon
ogrco that It was empty only a fow
moments beforo tho explosion.
Tho police, howovor, cling to tho
theory that tho unldcntlflod man may
havo bcon tho ono who took tho wagon
to Wall atroot Thla theory la borno
out aomowhntbythofact that tho body
docs not accm to bo that of a man
who ordinarily would visit tho finan
cial section, Thoro nro callqusos on
his hands, which seem to Indicnto that
his usual work was manual labor, and
hla body docs not appear to havo been
so well kept as Is usually tho caso
with men working ln tho financial dis
trict Tho pollco bollovo that tho cal
louses on tho man's hands aro In tho
samo placo as thoso that aro always
found on tho hands ot a driver.
To Compare FluRcr Prints.
Dr. Norrls, modlcal cxomlnor, spent
most of yesterday making scientific
measurements ot the body, and llngor
prlnto wore takon by headquarters' ex
perts, which will be compared not only
with those of criminals ln to Rogues
Gallery, but with thoso of thousands ot
men who entered the army and which
aro on fllo with to army authorities ln
Washington and other cities. The body
In Uio Morgue Is badly tour ln many
placos, but to features or tho face re
main Intact and were not disfigured.
Chief Flynn bellevce, .and many physi
cians ugreo with blm, that an explosion
of tho sort that occurred ln Wall street
would have pulverised and obliterated
nil trace ot any man who might havo
been on the wagon.
Many soldiers recall that explosions
which did not have as much destructive
effect as that In to financial district
obliterated all trace or persona who
wero near enough to recetvo the full
forco ot the blaat Tho wounda In the
body at tho Mprgue aro such as mlnht
have Been caused oy snell fragments Or
shrapnel.
Tho pollco are making every possible
effort to obtain nn Identification of the
body. They aro sending out messages
to every family tn New York that has
reported a missing malo member.
Woman Tlionuh lllm Her Bon.,
Early In to evening a woman' .who
declared that she was telephoning from
Hackensack, rang up to Bureau et
Missing Persons and naked whether It
was posslbro to tell whether tha mangled
body at tho Morguo boro a scar on the
I'tck of the neck. Tho pollco replied
that thcro was such a scar an. old scar
that appeared to be tho result of a car
buncto or boll.
The woman then said that her aon was
missing and had boon missing sine?
Thursday morning and that tho scar de
scribed by the pollco was like that on
tho neck of her son.' She was Invited
over to see tho body. In fact the pollco
wero so anxious to have her come ovor
that thev sent a motor car to fetch her.
They would not mako publlo tho woman's
name or whether ber son was a driver
or what his affiliations wero.
Whatever to result of the woman's
visit the body, remained unidentified
rir thU morn-.
Flro Deimi'lmont Gets Cluo
of Whoro Explosive
' Was Obtained.
MAGAZINE IS DEPLETED
Lntcst Steps in Investiga
tion Hciiig Taken With
Great Secrecy. '
ALIBI FOR BRAIL0VSKY
Assoelato Editors of 'Russian
Voice' l'roduco Evldonco
in His Bohalf.
Tlio first doflnlto step toward tho
solution of tho Wall street bomb hor
ror has bc6n accomplished by tho Flro
Department. In tho courso of tho
methodical efforts to trnco tho ancient
butter and curs wagon and Ita moro
nnclcnt hofso and Flro Commissioner
nrennnn'a efforts to ascertain whero
tho ciploslvo waa obtnlncd and what
It was, tho Flro Department men tfro
understood to havo found a magailno
from which n considerable amount of
high explosive was removed and no
entry of tlio transaction mado la Uio
company's books;
Whether tho stuff was stolen (u
highly Ihiprolinblo hypothesis bccauiw
of Its Inaccessibility and number; of
guardians) or was boldly taken out
Just tlio samo aa orders aro filled
legitimately, Is not known. As n mat
ter of fact, nothing Ih known except
that It la stated on authority tiot to bo
Ignored that tho stuff Is missing and
that tlio police, to whom tho firemen
gavo tho , Information, nro working
ulong tho lines that socio trusted1 em
ployee of Uto v explosives ' compa'ljy
cither was bribed or in sumo cUior
manner was Induced to lend hlmsolf
to tho scli'cmo that destroyed at loast
thirty-four lives.
If tbo dlscovory 1ms been mado
thcro Is llttlo doubt that tho wholo
plot will bo rovcalcd, including Its par
pctrators.
Trescn Lecture Here.
Tlio pollco and tho Department of
Justice Insisted yesterday that they
nro not looking for Carlo Trcsco,
Plotro Daldcsscrotto, Scraflno Grandl,
Rugoro Hacinl or Roberto Ella or any
other alleged leader of Italian radicals
In this country. William J. Flynn,
chiof of tho Bureau of Investigation,
Department of Justice, denies all de
Biro to see any of them, and tho pollco
echo hlm. Tresca delivered a lecturo
on economics nnd politics In this city
yesterday nnd nobody beenmo excited
about it.
But tho poilco oro much moro con
cerned now about tho Identity of tho
body of tho young man now In tho
Morgue. Flynn says that ho cannot
bollovo that tho drlvor of tho red
wngon remained In It If tho man did,
ho argues, tluro would bo no part of
hlm remaining largo enough to bo In
tho Morguo. Tho pollco, however,
cling to the theory that tho unidenti
fied body may bo that of tho drVor.
At nny rato they nro making every
effort to And out They sent out re
quests to every" family confessing a
missing male member nnd tho Morguo.
was thronged yesterday by fearful
parents nnd relatives of missing mert.
Early In tho evening a woman who
declared that she waa telcphonlntf from
Hackensack, rang up tho Bureau of
Missing Persons and hsked whether It
wa possible to tell whether tho mangled
body at the morgue boro a scar on to
back of tho neck. The police replied
that there was auch a scar an old scar
that appeared to be tho result of a car
bunclo or bolL
Secrecy I MalntalnaO.
Tho woman then said that her aon
was missing and had been missing stnos
Thursday morning and that tha scar
described by the pollco was llko that
on the neck ot her aon. Sho was In
vited over to see the body. In fact tho
police wero so anxious to have her tome
over that they sent a motor car to
fetch her. They would not make pub
lic the woman's namo or whother her
son was a driver or what his affilia
tions were.
However, tho police lot It be known
that they aro spending much at tholr
Investigatory effort In Paterson. Hobo
ken, Hackensack, Passalo and other
north Jersey towns whero there are
largo foreign elements ln the faetorio
and mills and where the I. W. W tho
Communists and the Left Wing So
cialists havo been particularly Indus
trious. 1
Alexander Brallovsky, to Russian
Journalist arrested by Sorgeant Gegan
Saturday night IS to be arraigned to
day on charges of being a suspicious
person and an undesirable alien. The
pollto failed ln their efforts to hand
Brallovsky over to Flynn, and to Oot
crnment Flynn Indignantly declined
tlio custody ot Brallovsky, and Brallov
sky, equipped with any number of air
tight alibis and a blanket brought to
him by a woman describing herself as
Sophie Friedman, 163 Linden avenue',
Brooklyn, remained In a cell at Police
Headquarters.
Gegan admits that he cannot connect'
Brallovsky with anything remotely e un
seating complicity In to Wall stmt
murder. 'Sophie FrWdman vtsHed
iSfftlUffitar twice rsatardiA flstil
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