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, V' * * ' o v er h ill ' to Hyo Tondg. K cnslco With De/nocratic Leaders-- [ D am , V alhallau X M .d tr^ E d w a rd .-UVT7V *TXTlll Houses of Congress to `y .B u r ih t. ;iD w crlp U v o 'sto ries o f th w w alk Concur In'Asking Information w rlltiin by M r. Bw lfi^for ANT(rTWO-TH|R.DS RULE T h S u n d a y - W o r ld ft M ay S l.j N e x t -filunday'a W o rld -will h a v e ASKS,ATTORNEY GENERAL rtiP m n .) FORCES REPORTED ACTION - V , i :? : -a ofDotroIt,., Bryan^ Suggestionnt South sto rlw o f.th Adlron(3aok M ountalir Club hike in Sprain W ilderness last S a tu rd a y , and the T orreyB otanical rCJub an d th e , N etv Y ork Mlcro-^ scopl.cal Society's tH p to Queens la tlo lu j - A ir V illage tp tudy m icroscopic pond and West Unite Against East llie xind ire e h w a ter >alirae last f W eld Sd of Meets With: Cold Reception S unday. J ' im k, head of unpany and r >-- --_ _ _ _ _ FOR.RULE IN.HIS FAVOR Other C-om' myJiss;ioners Attack Policy and Declare Body Is Diverted From True Purpose h e S o u th e rn i.,- 'P r o m T h e W o H d 'e B u re au F rom T h o .W o rld '* B ureau F leh , N ew i Spelal Deepatch to The W orld .Special D espatch to The World lr. * ran dson ckefeUer of any o f Now C urtis Pub- I W A SH IN G TO N ,' M ay 21,--w ith hla eye ettll fixed on th e Presidential nom ination of 192*. "w illla jn Q lbba McAdoof te holding a eortee o t political W ASHINOTON. M ay : i . --The nght In th o 'F e d e ra l T rad e Com m ission pr. d p lta tc d by tho -new rules brought a b o u t th ro u g h th e accession of Wil liam E .` H u m p h rey to th e Comrali- lelp h la; R oy conferencoe w ith D em ocratic leaders slon b ecam e m ore heated to -d a y whn - the Board, throughout th e;E ast. i m y , D e tro it: M r. M cAdoo sp en t to -d a y In W ash It w as learned M r. H um phrey has ap pealed to tho A tto rn ey G eneral for a ru lin g w hich w in p e rrai^ jfe commis- s o , a d d L e s - in g to n . c o m in g h e r e f r o m .L o u isv ille, d in t, th is board 1 u n d e rta k in g a slon to Ignore d e m a n d # ^ ? -ip v e a tlra - co. * ; s m en who an d w ill .bo a t th e -a n d e rb llt H o tel, N ew Y ork, to-m orrow . H e' will re com prehensive study of the problem s w hich tho U n ited S ta te s Is fa c in g as rijotfnosV^.roade^i^, one brttn'chi of Congres* ' rs, o f whlcl) m ain th ere ab o u t a week. the la rg e st producer and the. larg est . ,.T h e jp iftijj M ked for applies to ths elude R obert T onourioe d efforts are being made c o n su m e r o f p etro leu m w ith ra p id ly c u sto m o f |yjS n g In v e stig a tio n s stArted d im in ish in g reserv es. I w puld A ppre by actio n '"'o one b o d y of C ongress e rtc a a s te e l to d ie o rc e M r. McAdoo*a E a s le rn p ll- ciate y o u r view s on th e Im p o rta n t alone. ^Jlifost of th e se In itiatio n s hAva ' l e w ; W ll- grim * go from a n y p o litical n a tm o q u e stio n o f possible s tib stltu tc s for com e from th e S e n a te w h e re th e lib lont,' D etroit C. W llm er. sphere. B ack o f It I, the well-founded ru m o r th a t the MCAdoo fo rce, are dom estic,oil and tho products now do- rived therefrom ." . a' Tho Irtle r is sl/rned by B ^cretary of ers! S enators have been able to In augurate them by ' p u tting knotty problem s up to tho Senate, The a n d R u b b e r ^ n * o ? P, b 0 h r ' n * , b o u t " " a b r o g e - in te r io r W o rk ns C h a l r m n n /'f c u sto m In Ih e ' S e n a te h as *5een to Oirer. P re e l. , l w o -th lr d " ru le in th e .V C o n v en tio n w hich Mr. Com pany of McAdoo holds responsible for his fall- Iris , P reel- nre to get the nom ination a t the O rig in al p la n s had callo<1 fo r p re s e n T avoid r es pon.*Hbill ty by p a ss in g th e In tatlon to the Public H ealth conference vestigation on to the Federal, Trod# of claim s of v a rio u s persons Hint they C om m ission. have discovered dopes for fuels which M r.I H um phrey takes the position a n y , J a r re s t N ew T o r * '" " " G ,r r i,n c o n v e " " i' ' the w orld; Austin Com - S h a re r O pposes M evem ent nrc ns efficient as lead hut lack the th a t notions In itiate d by suoh m en a da,njrer. T h e c o n feren ce decided af S e n a to rs N o rris, Ia F o llette and SWIp- the Inst m inute, however, th at such sfrnd are for tho purpose of haraaalng K eU erlnjr, oH^h 9 , M eAd0 forCr* n ,' *re rn d e a v - th in g s w ere not In Its province, since business. is Reeeafch V ' h ' N' " ,lm ial C o m m ittee It w as called to consider only the ThO p ro te c tin g a ttitu d e to w a rd tm a- 1'. P itc a irn , Into red ew ed a c tiv ity , w hich Is b ein g d a n g e r of lead and not tho kick of in ris token by -M r. H u m p h re y Id rnipany, n<j resisted by C h a irm a n S h a v e r, w h o Is d a n g e r of a n y o th e r chem ical or m eeting vigorous opposition fnysi 'flv general S tandm g out ag ain st an y effor t on the m ineral. Commissioners Thom pson and Nug>mL toard. p art of an y faction to gam possession For this reason, the conference ad who say the purposea^tL the creation^ ta e le a o r control of ,,,e c o m m ,., jo u rn e d a f te r only a o n e -d a y meeting*,, pfCttie c o m m i s s i o n d e s t r o y e d . I'resldent of ipress, who to the C ongressional elections. ,h Th: : f TM ' P ro n o u n ce m e n t m ade by and U neby it, said io d e ? ' ? brothers. W illiam Jennings and C harles w ., to the effect that the South and W est should he brought w here It had been th o u g h t at first fo u r o r five d a y s m ig h t be talfj' M nny o f th* d e le g ate s to It helt form al conferences to-day, .hoWe fuel dope, w ere dlscui * ^iTolntUa L ^ |^ .io b je c t' of th e llsslon.' i w ^ ^ h a l ^ c re a te d ', was er to h ar^ jp li lites 'nor to proIf. h u t tb p ro te c t th e publlo ra ln a t had b u sin ess m ethods. .nsiSKdel arlatlon * baa finally It la a live but of the than a year 'b e a ir for PITins: 1* m e and H. !m m n COnm' 0n 10 h la n k o t <bc E a s t 'm l.n l f T T * " r,,,m r,PTM, lc councils, K$Bo.N(i TIME TIVIXT KISS*9*> Ith h i s r 'r. a nn" lrtm'C`l ln co n n ectio n A^jitrs. I J llla n r . P a ttb e r g , a d r e n s ^ M r '^ x . 'V '.i''100 !0 n ' y ln , ,h n E a s t. m a k e r in H a c k e n s a c k , w a s - g ra n te d a divorce decree yesferdny on the grounds of desertion. She charged nnd s u p p o rte r!98 P ; U r * " : .I" " " " , th a t P a ttb e r g k isse d .h e r o n ly o n ce In th ree years. * Sho left a suppose*! ri, '? , h.1'? W a s h in g to n . h ls ,- m o r o ' lo v e l e tte r to a n e ig h b o r so h e r h u s I^)>08ltlrni o f th e m in o rity rebels "`^>eommlslon will he exrpresaed Y ork to -m o rro w b y Comm 1-' sin n e r H o u sto n T h o m pson, who will tell his eld of th e s to ry lo an ad d re ss before the.F V M end' Council of C hurches a t th e h o m e,o f the National B oard of- th e Y. ]Sf>. C. A-1# Lexington A venue a n d 52d S tre e t..--'' > `ra g m e n ta ry - r r: ''^ ^ i v e - a h d n - b a n d co u ld And It. to a ro u s e hih J e a l n o T o n F.xcim A rons y r x r Ited Slatea, n e ~ - ^ ' '" ,d " confer. ousy. Hb produced It at the trial. K IE L. Germany. May 21 (A, P .)-- eclora aald, ry aviation deral Jurla tpa th ro u ih tonunlaalon. iaked lo aid tslkTd " m ,,n v i t h . w h o m h , M oss ' OCl' ' 1 rrl' nrt' only. M r. McAdoo spent some tim e .with Mrs " oodrow W ilson s n d w as In c o n fc 7 ' cnee w ith D snlel C. Roper. May Tl<* Artlrr lrrr ' VKTFIR ASS r t r ic mnMIVGIAM DALLAS, KTsy 21 fA. P .)--Plrm lng- hsm . Ala., whi tinsnlmou^ly selected as next yenr's reunion city of th e 'Confedernte Veternris nt their huslnes* session F le ttn e r'i rotorship, the B uckau, I to be pu t In commission for pasaenger service. As soon as tho vessel ha been overhauled ho will start m aking regular trips, touching * t s.the principal bathing resorts on the N orth Boa and the Baltic >eon liphta, It Is ex p ec te d th a t h i , c,r c l i of liere this nfternoon. Tlie A lnbsm s city and lnl*r Including the principal ports e v e ry tw e n - c o n fe re n ce s *111 n o t he so clrcu m had com petition for the reunion. of Bweden and Norway. r e i u l a r f ly . scribed w hen In H ew Y ork C lrcu ra- logical re- Po far as can bo learned here, the n ryan .u g ^ e.tio " th s t th< S ou (h ^ -------------------------_r /------- -------- ------------------------------------------- VMt Mcy'* Rlctr1cI ShowaikJ m ake It If25 In ftna sltn ^ T ' r . ln , * " " " n s ! oppo. Inc., la (he on a larger Xsp eTci.all ff a v. nrr e a 1m"o nng `t h e ' S o u thvrelrthn poaed--o f a lenders, a n d ,, re c e iv in g o n ly c i - inont finan- dem ie a tte n tio n In th e W est N ftW eaperla and ^"-th ird s roll Club on rule be abrogated m eeting w its, favor (tended by a m o n g th e le a d ers o r I h . Soul" , T h e (w o -lh lrd s ru le l> preillekiod th a t he upon well -established 'DcmoorM lo ' Irectly oon. d o c trtn . to w hich th e South Is rtry m lIon to be on w as th a t it abrogation necessarily would bo le efforte 1e m p a n l e d b y t h . I.m ln a o n o f May ltth to 23rd Inclnilra Q^ME/zFFuIoCuIrEHNoCmYe raneport by r lines and' Ww h^lo' hs r t.shChVS oi Cu tth,r colifn gths truo na ictloruuall.y .vm m d alroraft < therefore, WARNS i m ? death In th e new raft D evel. W r,f*r er H . F .t i .w . M .n g ta Ieh W illiam *f e n g in e er, P e l,. List retort. I J Special Cable to T h . Wqtld > r * A c tiv e P A R IS , M *y 21.-- M ark ed /,b y M o , nr eow. C en. W eygand. M arsh al K och's t 0 C o v f # ^ Bffrue P O a r Woofij ; .ay anfi r >V,:,.Hla flrat Bur` Wc 'U tl0n ' a ', i& n rrl^ ,' . t h . aa E M g a r n lr s Tw entieth c a S ra ^ ^ ^ K g io r) bany to N e y ^ ^ ^ H H t th C HI* second I* : r e o ta ib U a h e d ^ I from thlo . . /H U third p w in' -p ~ of f of c QW>?-Whlo*nrt.-4 I Hydrop^^^^ o f n< . rlj'|A 5,.t:t sp u rt . IWIiWJWI m , Mean w v: Y-,,!*, i i ' tranaportM ^^B reS^iC l-- ten, hrv-ie^ ' ^ ^ y S u V< r ^ fi^ > j pM TS05 |Tra*urer p . M iller.' ta recant-ta church: bjmln j . s o n Tia* e BecTi M edi, jffichsed for I emalna on I '" tod $o I eetlng- ''on I over the i aaurblng, I htm lite I could get I 00 a year. S nittee rec P T r steen, no actlo^. P*r cunt, tvlt con- tbe last T * r cent. $8l66.4* ivelope of than $3.000 'or m ission More than lh e a lw le s 1925, a* ralsslons lesions and itl-S tr a to n 1 rap id ly itrlbutor to frlaea. - f by George ied In i t s o ituart Mncplalntlffa. M -TW Ans In "N* W ITH y CLARA y JOEL It. Ev. .30. -YASAT. 3.80 IHINU 11ITl USHER |t a . Wed. A Hat. I St. Eva.0.30 {>.MA URARTP. H3.Y30. , CARVIE *LAUGHTER CHAMPION. CA.. W. 43 St. |tn.Todn> A.Sat. S ON D'WA V" >LY ENEMIES with c Fields I.nf0.1P.r1.i*rr10m.. to MAnnirirs JJAM l Mtwwa end ica P*rr k'fcodar11 . hEATimoe hDnt.ohnnVRaUonvVa.O. i |t*phrn A ! t y s Aunt' V O L. L X V . N O . 23,285-- D A I L Y . * O r r r l a M (N*W T arir W*r!(X> r rafeUabloc Cam pro r , i m . N E W Y O B .K . F R ID A Y , W M Y S T E R Y C H I L D , B o m 1 B a b y F a r m , Sold fo r *$75, G iv e n B a c k , Nodr H a * N a r . y Substitute for* Tctraethylizcd Fuel Sought to Conserve Oil Without Risk to Human Life Charity Workers Find Woman Imprisoned on Upper Floor IN T R E FI of House-- Windows Barred QUESTIONNAIRE ISSUED BY CABINET SECR ETA R IES BEATEN NIGHTLY, SHE SAYS HAD NICKEL IN FIVE YEARS Daily Use of Gasoline Estima ted at From 20,000,000 Gal lons to Double That Amount Rescued With Axes, She Is Taken to Hospital-- Jealousy Given as Cause of Treatment From The World'# Bureau Special Despatch to The World WASHINGTON. May 21.-- The F ed eral OH C o n serv a tio n Hoard, a p pointed by P r e sid e n t C oolldgo to find * V - ..'v J D e te c tiv e in s tin c t In tw o - w om en ch arity w orkers led yesterday to the release of C atherine Spatolla., thirtytw o. from the a p a r tm e n t a t No. ICS L fl jnean/i of connorvlng the Nation* tipply o ^ o ll and It p ro d u cla , has tapped Into Ihn tetr a e th y l g a s s itu a tion by AukImic, In a q u e stio n n a ir e rnt round the co u n try , for Infor R eventh A v en u e, N ew ark , N. J., b e hind w hose padlocked doors and Inwirded w in d o w s, sh e told the p olice, her alxty-year-old husband, Anthony S patrila, had kept her prisoner Jeal mation on all form a o f doped fu e ls. ously for three m onths. ' The board v ir tu a lly Is appealing: In The dharlty workers, w hose names the questionnaires to oil m en , c h e m ist and e n g in e er s to find so m e sub- have been w ithheld by the police, were soliciting contributions for a ititute for g a s o lin e o r to find som e lobal charitable organization from ray of Increasing the efficiency of ten ants o f th e low er floors of the each g allo n w ith o u t b r in g in g th e h o u se, In th e h e a r t N e w a r k 's Ita lia n health hazard b e lie v e d to e x is t through the u se o f tetr a e th y l lead u a dope. ACCUSEMRS.VOLKsection. They asked If the third floor w m occupied. ^`Y e s ,'' th e y w e r e to ld , "a w om an r ie a s to Chem ists Copies o f th e q u e s tio n n a ir e have |been g iv e n th e fifty or m ore c h em - TOLRDEBTALONE|lita, doctors, engineers and Indus- llv e s up th e re , but y o u c a n 't eee'lflw . H er husband keeps her In all tW tim e." Door Padlocked I..V lo * triallsts w h o a tten d ed tho P u b lic Mounting tt> the 8patoHa, apart- Health S e r v ic e c o n fer e n c e w h ich awnt. they found"thd front entrano* >Voted to hare* B u rg eo n G en eral C u m ' ralftf appoint" a c o m m itte e o f se v en lonrmost s c ie n tis ts . to I n v e s tig a te \safted fuel. If th e p le a Is heetktd, Administration Sharply s ' ; j- forms Private Citizens In: to Grand Jurors "harge Baby fa^n<l- with. W i padtook. J t a r . ' Farmer With the Death o f ' 5 p:c;otr*, trpoa jtL w .rtat marmata* w ithin, t ill returned downstair* and B orns ot the c o u n tr y 's g r e a te s t e x Mind Own Business - William Winters Inwpfceted'Ttfc*' im e * '- <tf*,tb* ,tyrooe. T h er e fj>#y sfotfiid W k r t n n a ile d ero** pert* on fuel m ay so o n he d e v o tin g a ll th e w in d o w s o f th th ird floor, their efforts to the p roblem . Dr. Alice H am ilto n o f H arvard University and o th e rs, in d is c u ss in g F ro m T h e World* B u reau Special Despatch to The World A child believed to be Nat Martin Including the sash of ther-rear door, B ass, w hom Mrs. B ass /told Chief w hich, in turn, wa padlocked. Thousarii th* matter, have added p e r so n a l W A S H IN G T O N , M ay 21.-- T h e Ad A ssista n t D is tr ic t A tto r n e y P e e O ra P e e r in g in to th e dark in terio r pi*** to chem ists to g e t b u sy o n tho m in is tr a tio n take the*rlew th a t p riv sh e had b o u g h t fo r $7S from Mrs. th ro u g h a ch in k in th e b oard in g of as Pr problem. "Can Do -It If T h ey T rill.'* ate A m erican citizen* should attend Ilolen A ugusta G eisen-V olk, was the door they *pied a wom an. They to their own business and not Inter brought to B ellavue H ospital yester called to her. ' A Lc "It Is foolldh to ta lk o f th e lndtui- fere w ith th e G overn m en t In ita af- day m o rn in g b y a w o m a n w h o in "You c a n 't g e t in grid I c a n 't get Irtal value o f te tr a e th y l lead," sa id fo rts to b rin g ab o u t ft s e ttle m e n t of siste d s h e w a s M ies O. S c o tt. No. 1502 out," c a m e the reaporuM*. OTTATV Dr. Hamilton, " w h en th e re Is a the w ar and r e lie f debts w h ich E u ro A ven u e K . B ro o k ly n . "W hat's the m atter?" 'hundred health hazard Involved. Men w ho pean P o w ers ow e th e U n ited S ta tes. A n o te sig n ed by th e G eneral In "Oh. n o th in g , o nly I 'm locked In; P r o v in c e < could d iscover the furl v a lu e of A d m 1 n l a t r a tio n officials to-day sp e c to r o f the D ep a rtm en t o f P u b lic m y husband w o n 't let m e out." day, wer* letrsethyl c e rta in ly could Invent or str o n g ly e m p h a sized th is v iew , In W elfare a cco m p a n ied the ch ild , and Gap*. Rehold of th e 2d Precinct diana and diicorer so m e th in g e q u a lly efficient d ic a tin g t/iat they aye not a little dis r e a d : 1 * Rtatlon, two Mocks away, appraised for "tour In no w a y d a n g e r o u s. A m erica n turbed over sta te m en ts p u b lish ed In "W ill you k in d ly a c c ep t the child o f th e situ a tio n , s e n t S e r g i. E n tnor d a y becan chemists can do It If th e y wLll." tho press du rin g th e past few days w hom th is letter accpm p antes--an and tw o plain cflothe* m en to /the' F rom a The Oil C o n se r v a tio n B o a rd , w h ich and c red ited to v is it in g A m erica n s aband oned b a b y -- and g iv e It a n a m e h o u se w ith a n ax. R m oshlng th e kFk boun dary 1 made up o f S e c r e ta r ie s W ork, in P a r is. f and r e lig io n in th e r e g u la r order? on th e iron* door, they'1 took Mrs. th r iv in g b Weeks, W ilb u r 'and H o o v er, e s t i F o r ex a m p le, cabled reports from T h is is on e o f th e b a b ie s ta k e n from RpaboUa to th e s ta tio n honee. leans and mates th a t 20,000,000 g a llo n s o f g a s o P a ris q uote G eorge W . W lck ersh a m , Mrs. O vdsen-V olk' Inrantorium and Husband Arreated the havers line are u s e d d a ily , a lth o u g h e x p e r ts A tto r n e y G en eral In th e T a ft A d m in is accep ted b y u s u n d er an a g ree-, A fter h e a r in g th e wom an' tory, o 'clo c k . 1 t Lhe P u b lic H ea lth C o n feren ce fig istr a tio n , m la m e n tin g th e a c tio n of m ent witty th e C h ild ren 's S o c iety and C a p t Rebold ordered the a r r est of h o te ls had ured th a t 15,000,000,000 g a llo n s , or P r e sid e n t OooHdge In se e k in g a s e t the D istr ic t A ttorney." her husband, a ga rd en er for th e Ee- T attoos t( nearly tw ic e w h at th e board e s ti tle m en t o f th* F ren ch debt. A K isses Child and W eeps m i Oounty Park Board, on fharge m ajority o mates, w o u ld ha used during th is sp eech l is t s o f Otto* K ahn, fmnVer, T h e w o m en w h o b rou gh t the child of a ssa u lt and b a ttery and directed The onl- year. a lso Is c ited as ten d in g to endoursgc lin g ered o v er him b efo re sh e left that Mr*. flpafoMa be taken to C ity from W*3 "W hat p o ssib ilitie s," aks the the F rench to bellevfe th a t th e A m eri him , fo n d lin g h is d a in ty la ce d ress H o sp ita l fo r ex a m in a tio n . Counsel o beard's quektlonnnlre, " e x ist for In ca n people are not rea lly Interested and k is s in g h im rep ea ted ly . "I love I H er tale w as confirm ed in part by of Am erl^t creasin g the e fficien cy o f the 20.000,- In .h ^ v ln j^ th e debt, settled . him . I love h im ," sh e sobbed as she 'her husband and p artly by bruises He said : 000 g a llo n s o f gnsolfno' u sed dally, O th e f A m erican c itiz e n s a lso have turned to lea v e. covering her body. the exper ' with c o n s e q u e n t r ed u ctio n in d e b een ta lk in g m ore o r le s s a lo n g the 'T h e A d ditional Grand Jury died an F iv e y ea rs ago, sh e said , sh e w as a g a in st b! mand, by th e u se o f g a s o lin e dopes?" sam e lin es, a fter-dinn er sp e a k e r s In in d ictm en t la te r In the day, ch a rg in g m arried to S p a to lla , d esp ite w a r n ap^a'd up d The board Is p a r tic u la r ly ln ter- P a ris rem arking th at the P r e sid e n t's Mrs. G eisen -V o lk w ith m a n sla u g h te r ings of her friend that the w ed d in g N iagara N*ti>d In th e p o s e tb lllty o f u sin g b en m ove tow ard secu rin g debt s e ttle In the* first d eg ree a s the r e su lt o f an of a y o u n g Irih w om an and an "A m erican zol, alcoh ol or m ix tu r e s o f th e tw o m en ts need n o t be taken too serio u sly . Inquiry Into th e death o f W illiam eld erly Ita lia n w ould not be frau gh t Sim ilar *nd neks d ir e c t q u e s tio n s <Sn that Snrpriso Expressed W inters, six m onths old. of No. 1342 w ith good fortune. or. opposi Angle also. A an Introduction to the question 'naira, the board w rites: Such activ ities, it Is pointed out, tend to m uddle the situation and are Third Avenue. An autopsy on his exhum ed body by Dr. Otto Schultze Soon Spatolla began ahd otherw ise he gave to beat her frequent ex- opposite B Internet! nounced s "Under Instructions o f the Pros! freq u en tly m isund erstood, s p e c ia l ly - aituftt'e r V'fcruwed> l> a ('Continued on Fourth Pfure.) (Continued on Sixth Page) Ion '' Into Setrald A otr p re d ic t t<rhn TrarLiuT AA Si 1bo ready tolen v e the hoen d r w h e th e r th o lr re c o v e r y la M. E. arrington Brings First Detailed Description of real o r tem porary. \ V ' P IiT alolui In O naoiorr. Ancient City--Ruins Six Miles Long by H alf Alleged,; Rum Rur m Thl la a. new tblne." ho explained. I ;-V...y^o don't know whot mr happen. I Mile Wide. w: '' moat' keep thorn under oboenra-1 ev., O ct. 38.--T h e first en th s doctor to th Recountru e - detailed Recount of a burled Pueblo Hosrpitol w e re fig h tin g fears - City, w b ich - l.je ii o r m ops y e a rs ago [4 w ith a n In ta n g ib le e n e m y th e y h o u sed p ro b a b ly JO.dfn) pe o p le jiottp u t th e ir sklllocj fin g e rs on, th easterii N evada, w** tjrcrtig yw ay la b o ra to ry vtood closed H eno/yesterday by M. R ,the sim ple placard on the door or the M useum of/tha>A m ei *We fo u n d co rn co b s a b o u t th re e Inches lo n r and evidence th a t th e peo ple lived on th e fru its of th e chase and agricultural products. W o found a rro w h e a d s a n d b o n e s ol The first clue to ffie existence of clty/w a from Jebedt&h JmJtfe, whbx In a kletter written In A by.Coast G EXTRADITO Tl / f i f i ' o ra to ry T e m p o ra rily C lo se d /* - <fian -/of N e w Yoffy C itaC w h o reti Wic officials m oved u n c e r ta in ly to fro m a te n - d a y in v e stig a tio n . 'n .fc a t th is u n k n o w n d a n g e r. P ro s e - iV ^Tbe ru in s , fevered vrltl 1837 to William CIortc\ Bvpennte&d- ent of Indian affalrs and member of Federa! the Lewis mo^Uirk^cpedltloti. told Ord J ' l r A. 3. D avid of U nion C ounty, In a contin u o u s ltrie six inlJes/ani f- llii'In c lu d e s th e B ay w a y p la n t, o n - a b o u t a h a lf-m ile w id e /* h e sgld. of vlsltlngythe district. Hbwevtrt*, no scientist emr had viewed the\l]be on $950 100' '-.r' j-ficfed ho w a s In v e s tig a tin g a n d w ill " /The out^lnq^ o f . h o u ses o f / sto n e til lat^weeic7^S\ " e all the evidence he can g e t be- and adobe a p d sto n e7pav em en ts a re lltlon Is b eing organized to .i,e th e G ra n d J u r y n e x t w e ek b efo re C learly seefe. / C o rn e rs to n e s J u tte d o u t rer som e M t h \ bulldini Oct. 28. -- Is d ism issed . H e retalnedlJD r. A .-S3. * - - --- 7a n d ,;M W . a p d th e re /tl> xiol. N e w a rk c h em ist, to a n a ly z e th e nm dr h ^ L o o p e y 6 a s /f U nder h is o rd e r ,'D r/ Could be keen. Everyw be: I JKdel a n d J o h n A . G a la tia n , C o u n ty m yriad/ o f/p iec e s Of b ro k e n pfeti R a d io to R ep o rt Proi o f TSnmi f r F reh iirtorl G R A N D ^ U A N Z O N r j L r U i r G c t. 38 R ic h ej, M urjorl th e Coai | D e tec tiv e , w e n t to , t h e B a y w a y p la n t 'Som e o f th e sto n e w a s d re sse d / 18 -The ;D em en y sclen tifio e x p edition T a m p a o ff C a p e ' Co^ i. an d q u e stio n ed JA IL C a irln g e r, Its ' superintendent From M r. C arriager Dr. Edel obtained a sam ple of the ' ethyl gas, which ltrls said the com- by 12 /in c h e s , a n d so m etim es ro u g h slabsjwercJ s e t 'l l edge and tho/adpbe Jolnep in alnd o v e r to m a k e th e dunes covering the dwellings le ft heye to v d a y .fo r the H avasupa Canyon to Investigate/the rem ains of ife h ls to rlc pu^n p re v io u s ly 0un<f in th a t, region. . a n in i ru n n er, said P they wooM a c i on cl e" ! p an y la selling to gasoline stations to are In a W iley In w hich a re lo c a te d Saddle m ufes a r o ^ e tn ifu a e d on the irew -plac ! be mixed w ith gasoline for autom cbllo * u se.. , D r. E d e l w ill b eg in a chermlcAl .*a n a ly s is of th e e th y l g a s to -d a y . H e i said It m ay be several weeks, before he has made a satisfactory teat of the num erous y a te r m ounds. Evidently th<S?e w a s m o re m o is tu re a n d w a te r ip the d istrict In those early days th a n now exists. canyon tra h s. Carrier ptgeons will bring m essagraVo Grand Canyon and a portable radio set will keep the ex pedition In touch w ith th e w orld. J00 the Ba . toaethar ! a ! effect all . \ 1 m 1 Q ualities of poison In It. i , T he Company* S tatem en t. S ta n d a rd OH C o m p an y o fficials In form ed M r. David th a t the m an u fac tu re o f ethyl gas has been going on In th e B ay w ayA plant fo r only six w eek s. F o r ty `ftv ^ r i e n In s h ifts w ere | em ployed In th ^ la b o r a to r y . Their ; W ork d iffered ,'-b u t m ost wore p u t to ' Work tra n sfe rrin g the liquid to large lead c o n tain ers, In w hich It Is shipped ' to th e refin in g p la n t In th e W est. All f th e f o r ty -fiv e m en w ho w o rk ed In th e lab o rato ry w ere effected to some . degree. M any of them were treated at th e ir hom es by com pany physicians. 1. P ro s e c u to r D avid m ade th is otn to - 1tnent yesterday: " M y In fo rm a tio n Is th a t th e co m p an y has bekn m anufacturing tills jras fo r as much as a year. I havo le a rn e d t h a t m en w e re sickened In th e m anu factu re of this gas as long an four m onths ago. I know the stuff b o s boon sold In E lizabeth fo r os long os th ree m onths. I am told It has been' sold In largo quantities In the M iddle W est. I have no w ay of kn o w in g how m uch has been sold or W here. So fa r1 fts I kn o w th e re h ave n o t. b e en a n y p erson* sickened b y It e x c e p t those emj^loyed In Its m a n u fa c tu re a t Bayw ay." T h e c o m p a n y 's fir s t e x p la n atio n of th e sickness and death of Its w orkers w as "that It 'cnm e from some uniden the facts before the G rand Ju ry w hen I have gathered them /* D r. C harles N orris, M edical E x a m iner here, perform ed an autopsy on the body of M cSweeney, as ho non on the body of W alter Dym ock. the second to die. ' "It shows a^ very unusual condi tio n /* he said , im h e h a d of th e first autopsy. _**There can he no q uestion th a t the sam e condition existed in both bodies., It appears v ery m uch from the sym ptom s and th e autopsies th at there was lead poisoning there, bu t I cannot tell definitely w ithout carerul analysis, w hich m ay take weeks. " I have an Idea I w ill find an o th er poison p re s e n t os w ell a s cod , T h a t Is a n a ssu m p tio n . B fit K-JiavG n o t know n lead poisoning to act so violently before. It is certain th a t w h a te v e r It m a y be, It 1* d a n g e ro u s and if* sale o u g h t to b e p ro h ib ite d . I have no w ay of know ing w hether thin gas would be dangerous tp the autom obile driver using It. o r tho pedestrian who j breathes exhaust fum es." Dr. F ran k J. M onaghan. H e alth C om m issioner, <m4d he h a s been, i n v estig atin g g asoline m ix tu res In w hich lead Is used fo r several m onths.' H e will extend this to ethyl gak. B areau, No. 793' Broadway. Dr. H enderson said: "T he sale to th e public of gasoline c o n ta in in g le a d lri n o w re p o rte d in N ew J e rs e y , 34Ary1and, th e M iddle W estern 8 tates , and elsew here. It should be stopped' Im m ediately and p ro h ib ite d , u n til th e s u b je c t ** fu lly Investigated by scientific experts, otherw ise there I s 'g r e a t danger of w id e sp rea d `"poisoning a m o n g m en a t gasolln^ fllllng\statlons. garages, re pair shops and even am on$\tbe gen eral public/^ A com plete Investigation of the w orking conditions In th e B ayw ay plant, a s well as m easures to safe guard the w orkers and the general public against tetraethyl lead, was requested by the W orkers* H ealth Bureau in a le tte r to D r. Jaco b Cole T rite, S ta te Comrnlsstcmer o f H ealth In 'N ew Jersey . T he bu reau ex plained 1t re p re s e n ts m ore th a n 50, 000 organized w orkers th ro u g h o u t the country. Charles H. W eeks, D eputy Com m issioner of Labor in N ew Jersey, sent Inspectors yesterday to the Bayway plant to determ ine w hether the State law s relatin g to ventilation have been conserved and w hether w orkmen h are been subjected to con ditions endangering th eir health. from th e echr ` ley'a ccransel old o renride 150 case of c other 150 jtase e to C ' to o k alm ost/ 1,000 ( _ , m em ber oc the chi Lieut. cO m m ander aide to tb j chief o f i ' S e r v ic e ,'a d m itte d th e jS-- of 4 o to prche, , nU ehari prevision reH tln, 'O : o.p o rta ti or. , the Ted, nt Cat Harold m a n . s o t Baeht b o th o f Le . Philip K eatln* Keatln* | eff Glotze** Joseph a r r y a n d J . Salem , A m erteaj in : boats < tld 1 r e been plj i "tram rorr th e T m pa be fleet F rid ay . Ti tified gas caused'by th e experim enta tio n ''o n .ethyl gas for a new and b e t It was the charge of Prof. Yarndell H e n d erso n of T a le t h a t `'e th y l g a s TRUCK KILLS GIRL SKATER. m otor boats we * h t-' here. ' Wh te r-c o m p o u n d . T*frc_ co m p a n y fu r th e r c o n ta in s a d a n g e ro u s a m o u n t of t e t ' I^Spiid,' a. s ta te m e n t a ss e rtin g the ra e th y l lead w hich b ro u g h t th e b e fk # R th e B a c h m a n ' m a t rested, h u t no ladle, w orkers h ad been w arned of their lief th a t the victim s of "looney gas" ag ain st him . d a n g e r and - required to w ear gas might, bo traced to lead poisoning. fa a consnltatloT fcnapks a n d ta k e o th e r p re c au tio n s. David had this to say: satisfied m any of the workers d id -n o t know the danger they were S ta n d a rd OH officials told M r.-D av id 's representatives only a sm all spoonful 3f e th y l g as Is used In e v e ry gallo n of gasoline In order to Increase g a s JOdce M erton order. O I J00 tak en by Cc f r o m tw o ( m e m b e r __ crew w h i were not I 1 ru n n in g . I also believe some of the oline efficiency, do aw ay w ith carbon d efen d aett' coon.' w o rk ers w ere no t m asked nor told 'leposlts and stop engine knocking. further am oant of : to w ear ru b b er gloves a n d . rubber boots. I do not know w hether the com pany showed crim inal negligence in th is re g a rd . T h a t Is WhAt I, am Im m ediate prohibition of tho sale of gasoline c o n ta in in g le a d to **pr&vent the danger of w idespread poison-, ln g " w as u rg e d by D r. H e n d erso n In- In front o>ff..> fiorjte-drawrt tru c k of the American PIlvray E xprs* Compon y. KW illiam Johnion. fort y, of Ridgefield Park. N . J., drlrer of the track, wn- locked o o in th e O sarle* Str*t S tation tr y in g ,to find o u t. B u t R w ill p u t -a telesT om to th e ,,Workor* a x a tacha io ai cb&r^a c i ty a r 'd d * from m ember of li Mortem said, thl ehc nnl** th e L o fted : could PTOT It V U P r4 A }rhs (A pju<t "mi- s - *'' * r ' -e V e in - T h s r n jS h e ' i'D eclare. H jr H* croitn n*t- wtmld ba la- F a ith T h a t ; h ie P o s s ib le ! .to I- I I . ;B*U#n an i -A -' E . F . ,p llc* 'dogiw ith * i l o n r ''w * t re c o rd ,- w i l l lem rai th J e r * a y .(7 ity P . C . A* th l* m o rrv ,; ;-,tnr. fr**, a f te f s* rrln g a tan -d a y : tn t^n c a. -H a w m pm roUd in . thl I tor suck *n I ' `It would n o t R e m. o-v e-tItt i e.j C a u s e s otf:iVW. !a-r. -c u s to d y , o f .J ila i m ia tr * * . M ra . <?*j bflelle Pe#f. A rlington A vanud.f t * r d a y b jr J u d r E d w a r d M*rW-; \err%**ry * rj p*rt to * !H ut lhr 1 * that. I Wf r f n u l n <*n| for the H oly il In t h e las t tt CThlon.ro In i Younri Jake he probably fce V a t i c a n by year-old Bel- SHE PROP O n e J* C om |ju l* o ry j A rb itra tio n a n d I th . O th e r :|h e G eneva D e fin itio n ! of an A g g re* o r N atio n . i -, l y/ wh o . a l s o ;dl*rnl****i a c h a r x l - a g a i n s t M r* . P e e r o i . a l l o w i n g Uwa| doc'to co unmuxxlad. 4j i Beileaa rss b o m with the Ameisj i lcan force* riu rlnc the- B a ttle of Bel-' Id W o o d a n d w a * a d o p t e d b y Major J ..R , Peer. then on the staff, of General Pershing. who brought!' him back to J ers ey City. THn day*; ago, the Jo* bit a boy' and waa WORSE THAN TUBERCULOSIS : *------------------ \ / ala P ro fesso r D escribes Its Ftp+rial tiy .T k r Ncsn Y o r k TNmr*. j Impounded to be examined foe raole. fe e tt as Insidious. D evelop R IC HM OND^ Va.. April SL-fr. ; C a r- j Tli* disease dirt n o t develop, and TRIKE rie C h a p m a n ,JCatt. H o n o r a r y *P r e s i d e n t ! a f te r h e a r i n g t h e c o m p l a i n t a g a i n s t of the r^agufc of Women Voter, out- ! the dor's, mistress Judge Markldy lin ed f o u r t e e n p o i n t * f o r p e a c e a t din- j' ahl : " T e n d a y s In s o l i t a r y c o n f i n e ing A fter Y ears. : ___c l _ - : y ., R TUBE c usa lon of I n t e r n a t i o n a l 1 c o o p e r a t i o n -to ! m e n t 1* p l e n t y prevent war. presided over by Misa Ruth j .iinfeKu." of punishment for , ATTACKS BUREAU OF M INES M o r g a n , hcld iby t he H a g u e h e r e t o d a y . | .Mrs. I*per h u r r i e d to ' t h e p o u n d to J Mra . C a t t 'Si ^roirrarrv f o r p ea ce . whlclPI . a n n o u n c e t h e ve rd ic t. S he h a d to h e - ra l l e d - ." M'y Ka.lt if** fo l l o w s : c o m m u n i c a t e It In F r e n c h . B el le au C h a rg e* T h a t C o rp o ra tio n F in a n c e d n g U n d e r " I bellevr:(Tint w a n la a relic o f b a r - ! leaped In. d e lig ht . barLsm andl t h a t Its; abolition la Ion* ! 'It* Ipqulry-- Say* Billion* . -/were. ] ! 4iy Demand l overdue. HELD FOR FRAUD ; Are , Involved. / A*. j pal:n of ed ucation-and action all aro u n d i i the world. ,i i 1 B R E W I N G " I be li ev e wit h M a j o r Gen.' J o h n K. : O'U yan th at w a r can and will be abol- \ lshed whn t h w c o p l get on the Job) I A\T TUTTtATI/J | ------------------------ ' Dr. YandHl ffendrr.soit. P rofessor ^ Appllevl P h y sio lo g y a t Yale U n i v e r s it y 1 and x leatdng Investigator of the action f :; ,! of gases on tho hum an body, said last nlifhl/that, the use of trtra-ethyl lead. , / 'Vere Put j "I w.r believe ,,Ay b,, th at all alleged .'cause* rMurM to tw,,: ,i, a of' Alleged 0 Jr Sw indlers , __ . ____i I n d u c e d/ i __ i H erj Ccla u s e so-called 'Tooneygas,'' would vnyt; n u m b e r of th o p o p u l a t i o n to , turwor* o f -! of n a t i o n a l I b s r c u r l t y b o rn o f t h e trn ' I to E x c h a n g e $ 5 , 0 0 0 S t o c k fo r ;,,t i ff e r f r o m sl ow l ea d T ol so nl nif w it ^ -.* D e nie d. I dltl th- o nal Instinct ronserju^nt c of uit i Universal* antion of fear' and suspicion W orthless Securities. hardening of the arteries, rapidly decayIn g te e th , w e a k e n i n g o f c e r t a i n m us cle * * ; and distrust out of which grows an urge j j Aj u I o t h e r s y m p t o m s . D r . H o n d e r a o o i to prepare for defence with a resulting ) nnel w o r k er a , co m p e ti t i o n In a r m a m e n t : (2 ) t h e am ' r o n t r a c t o r s hltlon to explpll o th er lands, wealth, re. HAD SU M PTU O U S ! wa* a s p y n k e r b e f o re th A m e r i c a n 3d- SU 1TE I Hety of Kafety Engineers and ..Intern- i Uonsl Safety Uounrll at tho Engineering ehlcular j courses or peopl*. 'terday whnn 1 "! believe tlmt methods capable of the] nge wa* rc- absolute destruction of these [wo cause* i Police 3 a y T h a t B and Ha* Victim | Societies Building. . T h o p ub li c Is n o t In grpfcX d a n g e r o f the acute poisoning whleh_^:aueed sev an .l .11 t h . - . . m . n y ;r n m l f l r n t l o n . I , v . j I | z t d . W o m e n S c h o o l T e a c h e r . of th Corn- em erged from the past five years' con- i ion W orkera ' troverey a n d ,-that they a w a i t the stiff!-I a n d S e r v a n t s Alley. ve boeri re s- c le nt In t elllgrn c e of, n a t i o n s to a p p l y 1 _____________ ' 'mpreased alr them. ' (, n ilio " s a n d "I bel iev e tire flra t c u r e Is compnlsoiV- j m , u r g e s t h a t a g o n g of s w i n d l e r s n p er is laborors. 1 arh ltratln n . to whirl every r\nttn m ! w o r k e r s d *- 1 v o l u n t a r i l y a tr r ee , a n d In t hi n 'ml *srd alr wnrk- i n atio n m ust en te r Into sol.-mn rm:p w it h v e r y o t h e r na t i o n , p l e d g i n g It. ; atlng from j suite a'Uh a Wall Street phone exchange ' a n d a s taff of- s ec reta ries had robbed ers! deaths and m any cases of tnsanlty, . re cently a t th e S t a n d a r d Oil a n d du P o n t plants, hut tho breathing day by day of . fine! lead -duat from automobiles u ln g ' the leaded gasoline will produce chronic ' lend p o i s o n in g on a l a r g e s ca le In th po|uilatlops of cities, according to Dr. H e n d erso n . H e said t h a t If a m a n had ,lla rh o l r n b e t w e e n t h e t w o d i s ea s e s , h h l g h e r t h a n no t o n l y to s u b m i t d i s p ut e s , a r i s i n g ro r w o m e n <>( t h e i r s a v i n g s w - r e re v e a l e d io c o n t r a c t o r s hat tho mrn arbitration, ! awnrd. ; "I believe but loyally to abide by the j 1 |i Ilikt xucji co m p u ls o ry orbl- ! a st . ru ly with former c> rk the arrc"t of In a b a n k in g l_>-str I.i /.ous*r. a n d would choose tuberculosis rather than lead poisoning. Dr. Henderson attacknL th> B ureau of- impre<-d air. t r a t i o n . whi))v t h o r o u g h l y es t a b l i s h e d , I t h r e e r t l u rs. a delegate, o f! will In tim e , r n t l n d y rernovi* t h e first nn strike ! f l f ' s e of war, and substitute a feeling The arrests were m ade on evidence Mlnes. a c c u s i n g It of a r r i v i n g at a n u n w a rra n te d conclusion la favor of 1-sd ; of peaceful security for the present unl- i supplied by Mr*. Ellen Frandsen, * I gasoline a f te r Im proper investigation.. ndept for the port thnt rig- workers and dned the com- i vernal snse of nnxlnu.s u n ce rtain ty , and ! widowed tralneil nurse of West : more than through the 1i snuebe d m a t r ii ine s a , b o a l i iti rp on lan e o s f removal of their armies, navies, and poison gas. I Eighty-eighth Street, she was Induced by who alleged I^ea a n d his that a*so* 1 will b eco m e' possible, and t h a t even j'clates to p a r t with f.'.fsio w orth of.t'o* f i n a n c e d b y t h e E t h y l G a * C o r p o r a t i o n . Dr. H en d erso n a tta c k e d the A d m in is tra tio n . c h a r g in g n e g lect on It* p a r t to, . .y m im . th l l L l l c P aI >r rmmyy a,, n idl rnrnnrvjvr p oor.tlf oolliloos. In . \ CC aabb i nn ee t s w i l lt bboercooi tnn- i oobbssool e t e ., - n a t i o n a, .l1 I llu,umm, bbll.aa MM oorrttgg aa gg ee cCoomn tppaannyy ana.pn aa. rrr lti imnne. nnn tti I lnvl':" * * l ^r r | h c fl a s IH *IH *nllr - l l ,h* 4*the greatest health menao# i n 1 i r o n i ".I. j bbeol,iIeovve,, tthheo s,,eecCoonndd ccuurree IIss ffoouunndd iJnn hhoouussee bboonndds IInn eexxcchhaannggee ffoorr wwoorrtthhiieess j w h l r h r v ,, r f HC,, (J ( I l ^ p u b l l e . <. d o c k w o r k - ; a. . .ssiinng l e sseeinUteeinl Cc Pe Oo f t h e p r o t o c o l ., Ob f j 'gs eeecu r lt l e s I_ in .ff.c tfl |! GI >enn .evvna , an n .dl tHhiamt wt vhl a. mt e.vve. r f antt. a. .w -aiIt s ) ' " ., ... ... . . . . . . , Tl'" c~ -nom y Whl.lt III. C o v .rty n .n l " V . n ? l i . . ... .- I1 t' hh na t d. loocVuumme.n t ,. an t t ille. h na n d. tsa . nof p, ,rre.s,e. n tt |j **f`n In'!n"' 1 ' hi * ' I t l l l p o n . . n n n t h . r | , ,r . c t r l n 5 j n n t n o w . ' h . . . I d , ' - I n - t o n h e e n , r ; t. \ .errnnimn e. nn t nS ,j t h na t .stt nn t e. nn c e. w il l snuuirwv llvve. | c l e. rrkk, o f 1,(111'7 t ' n . l f c l If f A i * n ' i " . r n e l n . j t o l v m l t h . o l l m l n n t l o n ' C f t n i t n v mro. s a i d M r. j \ n <h a lle n g o - th e h o n e s t y anil s in c e r ity ta ln e d >l,>ei 1 ' t h ,a t ' n a ,Iny the or I 1 | of Mo ita t n ile is dis p.o...n.-.eo..p..lt.eh..'.as..t. p u te # ,to .w.a..e.rio-bvt rh.lnVde.--r-.r.aA.r,t.cil.n.of..un..i,a.i.g.e.do.g..rr..et.o.stt..os...os...u.rna.b.bk.m.nil...da.ii.-net...j...ww' 'Vhnftss.U o .ro., ^ trncl aa .saUlKc'ss ' mm U aaini ntll mfa rr twn J't.r no; I s t 1t h11_ Ct ^ou liummn ub iUa Mo uoi r i- ,,rie 1, contim i, ni." '. n illlo n o f O o lta r ra v s lre d . b y III raiwwaiirrdd,.' " g a g e C o m ppaann yv . !w h e r e ., iInn thhe c o u r s e o f |j b o t h MN eo uw uUn irel lveermr . w\ Va sr r wTVj ujll nBa uOq qntal awweeud. . his w ork, ho sold th e a p a rtm n t house Tie com m ercisi Interest* ln volvrd In. the use of leaded gasoline amount*,, ac f t h . t u ' n n - l I " J Hb e. lIiIe. Vv e. it'h. na lt . Ww ijj,,enrv ft hhe. s. e. (t wwno .aIlnm.s. I h a v e be en IntornutlOjpfitly a<x,ep t e d w n r n m t yetr- i will hav been cfimpletely! out law e d , e|ve| no w orilj though) no nation h a s written the word Mourning. Of-; . . . ./ MWl ' '*. > T * n 4 * . M r , f l * Sen bought Ihcsn w ith m oney left by her husband. ^Whe.n 1,ee q u i t th e m p lo y o f th q t 'o - lu tu b la M o rtg a g e C o m p a n y , th jm llce cording to Dr. Henderson, "to llterlljr billions o f d o l l a r s . " '^In at t ac k i n g - th' Bureau of Mine* th* Yale *clenll*t *aJd t h a t It h u d i n v e s t i g a t e d th li k n g er to w r e s u r p r i s e d I ^n ^r> l,' w - , !u"t n i g h t a n d I " I be ll ev o \ l i a t suptort s h o u l d b given sajil, he took w ith him a copy of th e ir the nubile of acu t" l*ad poisoning only a n d h a d failed ever to t a k e In to a c c o u n t ,, t b e e n b r e w i n g t 0 oif'.clal p r o p o s a ls fo r d i s a r m a m e n t , lliit o f c lie n ts , a n d f r o m ' Mils l is t h e t h e po ss ib ili ty t h a t th atmo*pl>T m l g t i t wheUiey Institute d b y the I,ogue of N s - p ltk ed his p ro sp e ctiv e victim *. iI.sKt iriife The nmnl ed*In tt lieeidl 'le- Instead an d 2S pound* were then sub- IIj. tlrn>* o r ttjoe-n the anc e p , r th'M esen but; United t stagge Mint no .States, ring co person as a st of shou - relief mainld al ||j low that himself td be disarmament believe , that df cel veil Into a belief means the end of war, these [wn proposed n f tlu> f . n l o n t ' `n u b i m im ent un 'I t h o '| c u r e s rompoi* a contplet p la n f o r pes os - (Makers, a certain cure of w a r and a program fo r- the I'ljlted Htnles entlerly consistent with Its policy nt rem aining Jtin<*. a c c o rd in g ; to th e c o m p l a i n a n t, I,e e called M rs. Krand sen o n - th e telephone, salylng th n t he! rem em bered h er se an old clien t, t h a t h " w a s n o w In b u sin ess fo r lilfrm lf an d t h a t h e wa* In posers*sl|)n of c e r t s In ^/.'Inslil flope"* w h ich II w f u ld h to h e r n 'lv s n t.a g e (o k n o w i f^*r sail'l th a t h e w ould be g lad to call at __ /fo u l of thei.I/eaguo of Nations, while o t h e r n a tio n s pre fe r , th e ir <x>mpacts to iiflr hom e. A c c o rd in g ly . I a p p e a r f i t. J J- J T 'T ) 'V be mail within thdt body. b r in g in g w ith h im a d o c u m e n t In In*- iLjLd 1 l \ I *'I b el i ev e . t h a t (lawmaker*: will Insist vtjlvOd le g a l p h r a s e o lo g y w hich; h e i a r c*-w rr r \ e-t I t h a t b o t h of t h e s e | cu r s o f w a r m u s t J\ U/VKI Ji .US iI LFtlrX\ Ua 1Ibne(lakc*c ot )m,,.pml i sehfefedc tbivye.p e n a l ti e s In o r d e r to show ed to M rs. F ran d sc n . Mr*. F r* n d setn p e rc e iv e d t h a t It re la te tl tu s e c u rllie n 1 B ' Held to-- "I believe the tpofal fore of the 'pub lic opinion to be sufficient for their en fo r c e m e n t. b u t If th o s e of b u s fa ith stio held. Dee told her. th e police ay, th a t th think otlicrwHe. lot them crr*t'c the pen rdnipnny w ould probably- fall w ith in the alties. 1* nlxt tw o m o u th s . W ith o u t b o th e r in g I \ccnsed of "1 believ e.1 all pol itical pArtlcs, and th ro u g h thorn this: nation, will adopt m ad the paper carefu lly , M rs. F randscn ig Arms. thi s sim ple p l a t f q r m of two p l a n k s wly-n asked w h a t sh e could do. A ccording i'erfc T im es. -Chlrf ' Justice wo. th people, d e m a n d It, a n d t h a t w h e n | tu the polloo. I.e* to ld h e r to com the^r do th is, na t i o n , fo r th fi rs t time, o f f e r to th w o rld nn e a r n e s t of Its sincerity as K prom oter of world peace, j hi the hls_ office th e " b o n d s . Mr next day Frand*n and bring ppenred at " I b e | l r \ e H in t b e t w e e n n o w a n d t h e n ] ( p o m 12. W all St reel, be polluted to such an xtent a l o n r au to -; > mo bile t h o r o u g h f a r e s t h a t Lho** w h o worketl np lived along stich s tree ts w ould | gradually absorb lead In suffic ie nt q u a n tities to poison them in th* coarse of months. , ' 'r " P e r h a p s . " *gl<1 D r . H e n d e r s o n . '*!f 1 leaded gasoline kills enough people aan ' nuh to I'lpfe-t* t h e public, w* my. get f n m i t 'ongr a mti*'h-ncded I t s ! j a n d a p p r o p r i a t i o n ro r th* (on'. rn l of.'**.-^ harm ful ubstsnn* other than food*. /TV B u t It sema m o r e likely t h a t th c o n d l - .?* tlona will grow worse so g ra dually and the" d e v e lo p m e n t of lead, p o i s o n in g will,.' com e on o Insid io us ly t f . v th is i * . t h " v n s t u r a . o f th d i s e a s e ) t h a t l e a d e d g n s o - ,~ line will be In. ne a rly univers a l iw a nd Ta rg e .nurob er* Af o ar a will h a v e bon / sold that! can run only on that fuel be fo re th public a n d t h e G o v e r n m e n t , awaken to the situation. ^ " T e tra e th y l lea d . Is added lo gasoline line In ,the m otors , which ypravant* knocking, ami Increases the effiejency of gaso line, i It s us e Is forb id d en In N e w York Clly, .* See Xsnnee ( Health. " T h i s Is p ro b a b ly the g r e a t e s t single question In the field of public health i C o u rt ilerliireii th - r e m y be a long and w eary w ay. P4T frpri 22, /-72.CC* w ith the <- It,! h . 1 DrVllKlou. if. ill . .. A c-cU n. > M -. 1'r .a n d e c rr ha', h as ever faced the A m erican pub- I ih o w em sl c o n tin u e cool to -d a y : to-m orrow , probably, tV , w ith olowly ,, . ' rtalng tom poroturoi modoroto t f r o t h woot to i* d h w o o t w in t o - d a y . ' * jTV* . / / TttMPBRATVRE YE*T**DAV a P . M .; lOOOMt *2, A. ' W M E M v == ' M mmj T H R E E C E N T S ,,xS T S w t,.' " TETRAETHYL GASCONCLAV CALLEDBYSRGNGENERAL; NEW TESTS Y MINE >n, Nationalist, Tells Call for General Strike To-Day I Dawes Plan Bur- Is Distributed in New York; Too Muoh With , Additional Patro l' Placed er Expenses fn : Financial District ! G O V ER N M E N T -O FFIC IA L S W ho Are Reopening Investigation of Effect* on Health of Tetra-Ethyl (Summing Not Satisfied With 0. K. In Previous Bureau Re port That, Hfealth Officials Say, Had a Bad Effect RG AND LUTHER EUROPEAN CAPITALS HEAR In Some Regions PEDAL PESSIMISM OF PLOTS OF COMMUNISTS RESULTS AT COLUMBIA Be Made to Combine Demonstrations Are Forbidden INCREASE PUBLIC ALARM on and inflation In Paris and Rome-- Plans Gasoline Used to Prevent the lions f Nation Are Seized in Raids Knocking of Engines Called Possible Publio Hazard anmel Spevrack P recau tion s a g a in st possib le May pondont of Tho World Cubic to Thu Woi Id vpril 30.-- When tho Na*nce Minister. Otto von d u lle d In a gl oom y exinauy's budget -nd the ho <D*wos plan In tho la evenin g a now note Day outbreaks by Communists will be greater in European and Am eri can cltlen to-day than evor before, orders to the police of Now York, Paris, 1/ondon, Rome and Florence Indicated last night. Three m en word arrested In New S u /ry teo rv G - r u e t a I H U G H S GUMM ING Dr.lf,FOSTER S A lR . <>iy v**4 4~+** X V*0**'~00*. Largely ai a result of atten tion centred by The World on the public health problem in- . volved in widespread sale of tetra-ethyl leaded gasoline, a ` thorough investigation is to be nrmany's foreign policy York and ^Brooklyn yesterday for note which Chancellor D istributin g handbills, and tho po .'reeldont-eloct von H ln- lice reported they had evidence that eo anxious to keep o u t hundreds of pamphlotB callin g for a Inlsters a lw a y s are In- general Btrlko to-day w ere being dis tslm lsm , but In view of tributed in all boroughs. Consternation at Headquarters Two Searchers' Bullets Miss Germany; budget has jlua o f 1.922.000.000 gold Building* Are Guarded H alf tbe Police Departm ent has When Owner Finds Recov Navy Deserter-- Bloodhound ration experts expected been held in resorve nine midnight ra the finance adm ln ls- last n igh t and w ill be held until 8 ered Loot Was Sold Leading Posse / ' o 'clock to-m orrow m orning. D efec undertaken, by Surgeon Gen. Cumming and th United States Bureau of Mines. , : The World announced exclu* - sively Wednesday that Colum~ bia University experts, commit'- sioned to investigate the fluid, regarded its use as dangerous, and that two of the invesfiga 'oo H eavy .Burden nlsm was based on the tives and uniformed policem en have been placed on guard at hundred* of ONE SLEUTH TRANSFERRED FIND HIS ABANDONED CAMP tors had been affected by traces of lead poisoning. Although , lief that the Dawea plan' public b u ild in gs,,as well as at tin this story. has been questioned too h q u r f , and carried hom e* vand offices o f .prom inent cjtl* giiu.iv ?.* Others May Be im^lfeatctf 'ijy' NorWcft^tJhtvcrlty Daw* pU am tw t A the reiu ltN yf num erous- raid* M enfolk *4 officially by Columbia,rit n oi:been `denigd tbe fortbcom* *: 'y now negoU atlona. .-i i Ithln t h e last few days In -Paris, ... Enright Investigation i .k^a'jlM$| Strong - - ing reporty piU. be [advt y i t f irUMt^Voh'flehUebeh f6r the M inistry of the Interior an the product. -. , < v r N -' ., te expressed the policy nounced last night that 32.000 .police iy should lum p repara-. m en arfi In readiness to m eet any P o lice C om m issioner E nright, po GRANVILLE. VL. April 30.-- A From The World's Bureau > Y (Iona and In flation 'ob ll- street disorder planned by the 12,000 lice officials and the D istrict Attor hundred armed citizen s of this and Special Despatch to The World A/ .$, ; >rmany's duty Ilea not ig her enem ies for losing known Comm unists there. An order has been Issued forbidding ptreet ney's office are Investigating the Bale adjneent towns, aided by 325 nicked cadets from Norwich University, WASHINGTON, goon Gn. Hugh April SO.-~9ufw 8. Cummlmf '.n- paying her cltlaens for m anifestations. at police auction April 13 of silk weru In Brookfield, near here, to nounced to-day he would call a con less mark*, he said. The In Romo the police say they have sto ck in g s valued a t more than $2,500, night fo llo w in g n bloodhound on ference of physicians, chem ist* * od burdens therefore are found evidence ' th at Italian revolu stolen throe m onths ago from the w hat is: believed to bo tho trail of other experts for the purpose 'Of.-jp** J' becausp inflation Germany must obligations, be tionary organizations affiliated with the Russian Communist's are plan ning a strlko today. They, roport Jacob R. Cold & Co. store Rt No. 47C Broadway, It bcca/no known last Earl Woodward, navy deserter and former convict, accused of abducting eleven-year-old Lucille Chatterton studying and reaching a fin a ld o n -, elusion on the question of the publie hazard Involved in the tike o f ethyl >rk for G ilbert they seized 350,000 CommunlAt pam night. from her home here last Friday. gasoline. here 8. Parker Gilbert phlets last week and are prepared The Investigation han broiight con The hunt, w hich has led armed At tho sam e tim e, official-of the';*1 ral of R eparations, Is t a m eet an y outbreak. sternation am ong detectives and posses over the h ills and through Bureau of M ines made know n that -> step In. As long as e forthcom ings--and they u n til 192ft--G ilbert has say about tho budget, n Bchlleben Indicated toente-flow reluctantly, he t to Intervene and tho goes Into baptism al Are. pben does not believe the w ill balance," sa y in g the i w ill be 4,900,000,000 w hile the Incom e w ill be i marks. s Pay fer. Losses idlturea Include paym ents cltlaena for worthless iHjnda. T hey Include also marks Increase over the nee for the army. Even rable circum stances the 1925 and the year followve deficits w h ich w ill be ?over,\sald von Hchlleben. lsatlonable If long term avail able (hen tv New York Preparations clerks at Police H eadquarters.' One Inspector John D. C oughlin. In detectlvo lias been transferred to charge of New York detectives. Issued pAtrol duty as a result of tho In an order la st n ig h t/a s s ig n in g detec vestigation, It Is said, and sim ilar tives ordinarily auachod to tho action affecting half a dozen or more H eadquarters squads to various pre other Ileadquartern men 1 m om en cincts throughout the city* whore tarily expected' they w ill be used to augm ent tho s, Several m em bers of the depart forces guarding homos and buildings. ment said to have been Implicated The financial 'district to-day will have been questioned by Inspector be patrolled by tw ice tho usual force Coughlin, bead of tho D etective of uniform ed policem en.' T w enty D ivision, nnd Deputy Chief Inspector detoctlrea have been added to the Fay. regular force there. The offices of The m orning the Gold A; Co. store the Standard Oil Company. J. P. was robbed detectives round a truck M organ & Co., Stock Exchange. Cus with csddir.pf sto ck in g s abandoned at tom s House and Trinity Church will be specially guarded. L afayette and Grand Streets. Thevrobbery was reported! by Mr. Uptown. St. Patrick's Cathedral, Gold a* the Oak Streot Station sev- railroad term in als and residences o* Park, Madison and Fifth A venue*,' ral h/rurs later. A few day* ago a will rodelro police surveillance. ThW fP a ssa ic m erchant Informed Mr. Gold sam e precautions will be itak end'll of the sale. Tho latter went to Po City Hall, the courts and tho Munlc- lice Headquarters and the discovery tho rorests of thin region for six they plan to m ake another series of days, assumed n new Intensity to-day experim ents to supplement, and per when a malT with a girl, wan seen haps corroct, th eir report Jssuo^ la stA , and fired on by a searcher shortly, November, In w hich the conclu sion, before noon to-day. A lone and artnod was reached that tetra-ethyl lead ,-In with only a revolver, w hile tho pur the dilution used fo r com m ercial sued man had a rifle, tho noarcher gasoline, was not Injurious to health. turned back and summoned aid. .Several ClUe L ifted Ban ^* On an abandoned farm near Rince th at report the sa le o f eth y l Brook field Centro was found a camp gasoil no has Increased extensively ' ing outfit containing blankets, food and several cities In w hich the s a l * / , and a kettle, alno a box of colored had been prohibited by H ealth De- - crayona, such as m ight have been partment officlala lifted the ban, Re used by a child. An exploded cart cording to the flurgeon General. ridge also wan found. "While I wish to retain an open*' E rnest Hall, another searcher, saw mind on th is subject pending more the mnn to-night. Ho said there was Conclusive study of it." Osn. Cum- a girl w ith him. He fired from mfng told The World to-day, **I am horseback but missed the man. The not at all satisfied yet that the use man ran with the girl at his heels. of the ethyl gasoline Is harm less. 8he stumbled. Hall said, hut caught We havo reeolved reporfs from eer- ; up w ith her companion and both dis tain authorities w h ose opinion is appeared among the trees. strongly against the etjjyl gnsollna. --'e-'d other searchers, Trtm -Ethyl Lead Deadly ''T T j i tx d tf < ; Colum r . o n m it- a fluii. i igtr1o11u'-*t,,, , )y frtfCK SS9&I m l n i ' a n - * "' a lt. k W in l a t a 'a n d ' nnai'dw tv-. th e pttM Ie *' * of ethyl * Y.'-a- ' ala of th * ' **| --- i ,,--;--;--....r - - : 1 , - - V .. . ; : :<*. r'-y'/ if. K `? ! ' b l i t "I o i|> o i''t9 be, *bl to w m o u n c e . it w ithin * tow B ayw ay " L o o i ^ G a s ' ;' D i s a s t e r I m * D r.' G um m ing *M ho h a d boon In I co n feren ce In tito p a st tow day w ith officials of th e P u b lic H ealth Service 'Z'm th is subJect,r follQw ln* th e re c eip t i i `; o f re p o rt * a n d o p in io n * .fro m D r. Wi r'David l * y E d sair-.en d , 'D r. jjjir tl K. S%t , DD rriinn kk ee rr o f th e " H a rv a rd M ed ic a l School, w ho questioned th e tru e r B ureau of M ines re p o rt, a n d ,P ro f. D i r e e le d A t t e n t io n t o T e t r a - E t h y l i'. i / P ublic- a tte n tio n -wiu, f l r a t a ttr a c t* * t o . th * p o n ib te m e n a c e t o * p u b lic h e a lth In te tra e th y l-lo a d e d ra e o in e l a n t / w i '-when fiv e m e n em p lo y e d in its m a n u fa c tu re a t th e B e y w a y . j? ; Jr., p la n t o f th e S ta n d - : a rd hi C om pany died In traitjacket* an d a core of o th er uployee*. w ere rendered tem p o rarily Insane by tho fum es from te tra -e th y l lead, < r e fe rr e d to *" " lo o n y Ran." . . ,.'V ' j>r. A n d rew F . M cB ride, N ew J e rse y Com m teuton e r o f L a b o r, Y andell H enderson o f Y ale and d a r e d a g a in st fu r th e r m an u fa c tu re b y . th e process in use In B ayw ay , m sm o n th e g ro u n d t h a t ' `e x p e rie n c e ha* d e m o n s tra te d w o rk m e n c a tm o t b e ^ ito n n d T abic C oncU re safeguarded against th e effects of poisonous.contact." < M - I ^ D r , ' C u m m in s s a id h e h o p e d to be >. Tho Union C ounty G rand Ju ry , how ever, abeolved th e E th y l Gaso- f e a b l e t o - g e t th o se e x p erts, am ong ; line C orporation, su b sid iary o f th e S ta n d a rd Oil and G eneral M otors O thers, to com e h e r e . fo r th e p ro posed co n feren ce, w hich w ill be In i th e form of a round tab le dlscus|;|rlo n f he said. ".Corporation, o f all blam e. / j ; '*, V'- Tho discussion over th e B ayw ay deaths drew th e adm ission from T hom as M ldgeley Jr. of th e E th y l GasoMne C orporation th a U seven * D r. H . F o ste r Bain. D irecto r of the < m onth* before th a t tw o w orkers had died and forty w ere placed u nder r B u reau of M ines, said th is afternoon observation a t th e D ayton, O., p la n t of th e G eneral M otors C orpora h e w ould have to p u t off u ntil to -m o r ro w any statem ent of w hat the | b u reau plans to do In fu rth er cxperl- tion. H e also adm itted there h ad been some trouble In the du P o n t p lan t a t W ilm ington, Del. , y 'm en tatio n an d n h e effect of Its orlg- T he rep o rt of tho B ureau of M ines th a t th e re w as no d an g er Inal re p o rt Ot^lclals of the Public H ealth Ser- | Vvice,'.-w ithout directly criticising th e from tho use of th e fluid In autom obiles w as sh arp ly challenged by Dr.- D avid I,. E dsall and D r. C e d i K . D rin k e r of th e H a rv a rd M edical I .B ureau of M ines, Intim ated the , School anti by P ro f. Y andell H enderson o f Yale. b u r e a u 's re p o rt h a d &iad a n u n fo r tu - ,; n a to effect, In th a t It had .evidently ' 'jle d city officials In N ew Jersey and POLICE ON GUARDelaewhe** to Itf* y^-trlctlons against C. iK e l/ G G f i d . th e sale o f e th y l g a so lin e bjefore It bad been conclusively found w hether the product w as harm less. I t w a s - a ls o c le a r th a t opinion In the Public H ealth Service strongly In clines to th e view th a t the ethyl gaso line In f a r fro m h a rm le s s, ns It Is sold 80 TO BLOCK RED COUP of 1 batt A-frl '(C ontinued F rom F irst P ag.) m unlsts to assem ble will be sternly Ti broken by th e polio. O nly th e u su al fog At a u to m o b ile filling s ta tio n s . T h e y have not studied Its effect directly but, from w hat they consider trustw orthy contem porary opinion, th ey are s tro n g tho nam e of tho W o rk er' P a rty of A m erica and w as en titled, "Down T ools on May D ay." H e w as fined labor m eetings a t the L abor E x change will be tolerated. Copyright (Nw York World) Ptmb P ublishing Com pany, 1925. mee the he a; ly . suspicious th a t th e effect of th e $5 In JefT erson M a rk e t C o u rt. ethyl gasollhe, diluted to th e extent Austrians and Poles Rowof one p a rt te tra -e th y l lead to 1,000 Jero m e B randt, nineteen, and Zol I salu ed cnt< p a rts gasoline, m ay bo- extrem ely t n F reed m an , tw en ty , b o th of No. dangerous to health. 326 E a s t 81 st S tr e e t, w e re a r r e s te d Over Chamberlain's "Plot" eheproi C allrd P unffpr R em ote T he B u reau of M ines re p o rt had eX. pressed th e conclusion th a t In this d ilu tio n . In whlfch e th y l g asoline Is b e in g sold a t u p w a rd of 10,000 filling stations, the danger w as " rem ote." T he B ureau of M ines said Its conclu sion w as based on laboratory experi m e n ta tio n w ith 100 o r m ore ra b b its, guinea pigs, pigeons,' m onkeys and dogs, which had been exposed for long periods to tho exh au st fum es of nglneo using ethyl gasoline. D r. C um m ins: w a s e m p h a tic in saying th a t he had not regarded this as finally dem onstrating harm lessness and that the projected conference w ould be designed to go into the su b ject far more exhaustively. Tho Surgeon G eneral considers the s u b je c t o n e of v ita l Im p o rta n ce . " I t Is a public health question of extrem e seriousness," he said. "If this product ! actu ally .cau sin g slow poisoning and serious effects of a cum ulative c h ar acter." "T etraeth y l lead," ho added, "Is undeniably a deadly poison of a most in sid io u s k in d . T h o q u e stio n la w h e th e r th is poison In d ilu tio n os It Is b e in g sold to th e p u b lic Is h a rm le s s, and th a t rem ain s to be d eterm ined." Paris Police A re ReadyD r. C um m lng said he th o u g h t the su b ject m tg h t bo tak^n up a t the For a Communist Coupm ooting In M ay of the A m erican M ed charged w ith d istributing radical lit era tu re to stu d en ts of th e E astern D istrict H igh School, B rooklyn. The pam phlet calls on th e students to re sist cap italist p ro p ag an d a In schools and announces tw o m eetings for to night. One will bo a t th e C en tral O pera H ouse, 67th S tree t and T hird Avenue* and th e o th er a t G rand M iller H all, G rand and H avem eyer S treets, Brooklyn. T en m eetings of alleged C om m unists were, stopped abruptly late last night by police, u n d er tho direction of A ct ing Cnpt. Gegan of the Bomb Squad, and hundreds of C om m unist sym pa thizers were sent out of/^helr m eeting places Into the streets. The moat Im portant m eeting wa' th a t a t N o. 108 E a s t 14th S tre e t, whore W i Marti Z. F o ster, national chairm an of the W orkers' P arty , was presiding. L iteratu re w as seized and, In Pplto of F o s te r's p ro te s ts, th e m en an d wom en p re se n t w ere m ade to bring the m eeting to a close. Fo ster announced later Jjjat he will head com m ittee which to-day will p ro test agalhst the tre a tm e n t of police to Com m issioner E nright. F ro m T h e W o rld 's B u re au SpedaJ Cable to The World LO N D O N , A pril 80.--A diplom atic q u a rre l h as been caused by th e leale- age to the press yesterday regarding a "p lo t" Against tho life of A usten Cham berlain. W arning was given the B ritish Foreign Office by th e Polish L egation that* th is "p lo t" had boon hatched by Com m unists in Vienna. This w arning w as p a rt of other data purporting to show the R ussian E m bassy a t V ienna was the centre of the te rro rist m ovem ent In th e N e a r E ast. Publication of tho C ham berlain re port has infuriated the A ustrian Legation. The A ustrians have com plained to the B ritish th at since the alleged plot w as hatched on th eir te r ritory, Poland, as a courtesy, should have inform ed A ustria and not B ritain. T he A u strians say tho whole affair proves the Poles are m aintain' ln g an espionage servlco In V ienna. M eanw hile the R u ss ia n E m b a s s y Is chortH ng w ith Joy over the discom fiture of its diplom atic enem ies. A u sten C h a m b erlain , In h is m odest fiat In M orpeth M ansions, continue to be guarded. Just as before the news of the "p lo t" was received,' byy one "b o b b y " In th e s tre e t o u tsid e th e front door and In th e a re a- w ay In th e 'r e a r . ` ' ' T dro crcn loyr T pra dev rest 7 nor Wifi drc' boa ing A und the ploi A Cal the Arc Sm ml ft the th r par Pr! Mo 1 me< poll bro Wfll /W o t t\j 0\ \ ical Association. ^ A ccording to the Inform ation of tho P ublic H ealth Service u p w ard of SOO.OOO.OOO g allo n s o f the te tra e th y l lead ed g a so lin e h av e been m a rk e te d In the last two years by the E thyl G aso line C orporation, Jointly owned by the S ta n d a rd Oil C om pany of N ew Jersey and the G eneral M otors Corporation. Alarms Intensified F rom T h e W o rld 's B ureau Special Cable to Tho World T A R IS, A pril 30.--F e a rs th a t C om m unists m ight celebrate M ay Day to-m orrow by attem p tin g to seize the C entral Telegraph B ureau, M inistry of, the Interior, M inistry of W ar, P re fectu re and o th er public offices w ere som ew hat allayed this evening by declarations of high police officials^., Roman Police Say Reds Plan Demonstration To-Day RO M E, A p ril 80.-- Police declared to-day th ey had discovered evidence of an Italian revolutionary organisa tion affiliated w ith C om m unist groups In R u ssia w hich h as been p lan n in g a May Day w orkers' strike and dem on stration against the Governm ent C*l 7 tan his he Ject 7 of 1 sale rri koe By'. Colmithia Tests " If the Com m unist headquarters sta ff Is w a tc h in g e v e n ts ," said one, throughout Italy. Tho police said ac tive organizations of Soviet propa- . T P u b lic a la rm kcr the* w id e sp rea d the police sta ff la on g u a rd , read y g a n d lsts a re e sta b lish e d In Ita ly . Po- ! tlor of tetra-eth /^ ' - .. 1for any em ergency." >- - v e s f f ' T * .-?ned ,> re- Ho* a re 'p re p a re d to prevont^T Foub 1n j 7 h filh- ............. P - . ' - % - y J1 . `b JL.. JR . = p o u t hundred* of paiapblota calling Tor a re In- general strike to-4*r 'ere bf** fits- l' fle * of Irtbnted In all borough. Consternon at Headquarters Two Seartan' Bullets Miss jet ha Building* Are Guarded 00 cold Half the Police Department ha When fner Finds Rocov- Navy Detcrter-*-Bloodhound ' <Pcted bean held In reserve luce midnight Inalai*- last night and will be held until 8 cretoot Was So!d Leading fosse * ' , o'clock to-morrow morning' Dotec- 11,'r S ^ Uvbs and uniformed policemen have on tb* been placed on guard at hundred of ONE SLITH TRANSFERRED|FIND HIS ABANDONED CAMP .plan public buildings,; a* well aa" at ths inn iW si . 'v-'iprFi The W - teli,r sivtly Wednesday the ,clun~ hi:: U nivenity experts, nmit~ thned to tnvestilate, the luti, re n a titi ' its use i s danger ntf; and that two of the ipvesnga- ters had been ajjteted b y traces , i lead'poisoning. Altho t Isis 4tory: bat been qtUaior. - a tn u a t^->hAa 'tha. reanlb-of nnmeroua raid* O i h ^ y Be 'n u tersitySM e! Iv nofbew+dtnifd tbetftcx m 1wUhlti U w 'lost-lew -d ays In B a m , the Ministry of .the- Intatior an poller nounced last night that 12.000 police a a p sw sil repar, men a r t In readiness to meet anr m'obll- street disorder planned by the 12,000 ' Police Pimlssloner Enright, po GRANVILLE. VL. April 30.--A Frtm .Tha World'a Buraui;i o* not known Communists there. An order lice officii and the District Attor hundred, iirruod. cltlrens of this and ' .Special Despatch to Th World', -y losing ens for d. The re are has been Issued forbidding ptreet manifestations. Itn Rotne the police sar they have found evidence that Italian revolu- ney's officire Investigating the sale at pollco uctlon April 13 of silk atocklngstlued at more than 32,500, adjacent towns, aided by 125 nicked WASHINGTON, April cadets from ; Norwich Unlreralty, goon Gqn. Hugh S. Cummlpg 'an were In Brookfield, near here, to nounced to-day he would call connight following a bloodhound on ference of physicians, chemlafa'and , ' must tlonarr organisations affiliated with stolen th<> months ago, from the what Is;believed to bo the' trail of other expert .for the purpose 't.-jcj-; a, be the Russian Communists are plan Jacob R. dd & Co. store at No. 476 Earl Woodwar^L navy deserter and studying and'reaching a'fitmiLeoh., Gilbert ning a strike to-day. They report Broadway they ielied 350,000 CommunlAt pam night. phlets last week and are prepared t bccajno known '( last I former convict, accused of abdijcttat elusion on the:question of the paM lo' eleven-year-old Lucille Chatterton hatard'Involved In the u*e of ethyl / t; from her home here laat Friday. gasoline. v ,1 .J' '' ma, la t^ meet any outbreak. Tho Inn igatlon has brodght con- The hunt, Wrhlcfi has led armsd At the same time, ofDelgJalof the';* i fi?x\ ong aa id they irt bat budget, tied to- itir. he ndi the iti fire, ate,the lug the 000,000 will be Xew York Preparations sternatlor -.mong dotectl-a - and Inspector John D. Coughlin. In charge of New York detectives. Issued an order last night/sklgning detec clerks at o.lce Headquarters.' One detective : i been transtcived to patrol du as n result of the In- tives ordtuarjly attached to the vestigatloi It la said, and similar Headquarters squads to various 'pre attlon nff( ng half a dosen or more cincts throughout the city where other IRaruurtera men Is momen they will be used to augment the tarily *vn cd.' ' fore* guarding homes and buildings. pc, Severn members of tho depart The financial 'district to-day will ment sail to have 'been Implicated be jt>atro!!ed by twice the usual force have been qucstloped by Inspector of uniformed policemen.' Twenty CoughUt. head of the Detective defectives have been added to the Division, M Deputy Chief Inspector regular force there. The offices of Fay. ytasqU >rffitess the Standard Oil Company. J. P. Morgan & Co., Stock Exchange, Cus The morn! he Gold & Co. store was robbed d * iv e s found a truck de also toms House and Trinity Church will with en^es\pf s c Ings abandoned at rtr the be specially guarded. Lafayeite and r nd Streets. Bren Uptown. 8L Patrick's Cathedral, They-Obbery \ , reported) by Mr. :*s the railroad terminals and residences o, Gold n* the Oak ti ot Station sev follow- Park, Madison and Fifth Avenu eral lyrurs later. yw days ago a will be will receive Police surveillance. T(h' Passaic merchant 1 ormed Mr. Gold sben. same precatlMbne will be Itaksir-af of tho sale. Tho la\ w went to Po t !9>*T9 City Hall. th8 Courts and the Munlc- lice Headquarters an ti e discovery ' j Ipal Building. of what had token pis a utckly fol posses over the hills and through Bureau of Mines made known that the forests of this region for six they plan to make another series, of days, assumed a new Intensity to-day experiments to supplement, and per- j r when a ma: with a girl, was seen haps correct, their report lssue^TMt ' and fired on by & searcher shortly, November, 10 which the conclusion, before noon to-day. Alone apd armed was reached that, tetra-othyl Jead,- l a with only a revolver, while tho pur the dilation uid for commercial sued man had a rlflo, tho searcher gasoline, was not Injurious to health. - turned back and summoned aid. | On an abandoned farm niear Several -CI ities Lifted 3 *f i Since that report the gala of ethyl -V Brookfield Centre was found a camp gasoline has Increased extensively, ing outfit containing blankets, food and several cities'In which the eal.. and a kettle, also a box of colored crayons, such ae might have been had been partment prohibited by Health De-'# officials lifted the ban, ao- ' I c- used by a child. An exploded cart cording to the Surgeon OenergL C ridge also was found. rtVTille I wish to retain an open o Ernest Hall, another searcher, saw mind on this subject ponding more the man to-night He said there was conclusive study of it," Gen, Gum a girl with him. He fired from ming told The World to-day, "I am horseback hut missed the man. The not at all satisfied yet that,.the tuo man ran with the girl at his heels. of the ethyl gasoline Is harmliesnss,.:'iftf She stumbled, Hall said, but caught We have received report* froma cer-.t- E up with her companion and both dis tain authorities -whose opinion I r appeared among the tree* strongly against the ctfeyl gasoline. Hall summoned other searchers, Tctra-Ethyl Lead Deadly II ' Call for General Strike lowed. kaia. 4 man. who sa d he was Herman Ich t).' ver, forty-thrOe, of No. H r West Children See Bo v "He ad- street. Coney Island. Was ar- tWhlch, r* t Broadway and 33d Street but they found no later trace of man "This nystter was first called to or girl. The scene wae about two my atfentiort' nearly two years ago, mllea from tho place where tho first when the question, arose o f the In searcher saw the pair. dustrial haxard connected with the The search wr.i suspended tempo handling of totra-ethyt lead.' There Handed on Tk\ >ezell. yen morning Charged with dis always tribute -umuniat handbill i, urg rarily when iu. heavy rain started Is no question about the deadline falling late this afternoon, and most of tetra-ethyl lead. The point- was I L sh was ing a get trike to-dr. it boro White doing: atunts on a 'it:eze of tho puyauer (returned to their whether it was ixxisiblo to take .pre foi* the benefit of a Juvenile autictee homes. cautions that would safeguard indus -o 1*> (Contim i. Second Pw% ToHerday In tho barn at hia hont' in The cadets fi >m Norwich Univer trial workers who were handling It ^VfcArton, N. J., Theodore J .` Bt /, sity were on the - way back to North or experimenting with It. World Sunday fifteen. aq*sdf.ntally tied a knot1Held when wore of tho first elghtlng "When othyl gasoline was put on around Jls neck with the rope up of the man an girl reached them, the market I was advised by the porting or, end .of the bar and fifteen or twenty of them left tho Bureau of Mines that they were mak GERMAJfY of the world to-day as completely as she eso^ten years there hes never be, a ttme it to know# what Is happening wl ,ln the spiritually as well as economica 's and ad of The World's Bureau In Berlin, he* itirvey. taking In every aspect of life In nerj epiplre, and extending to Austria and issjseit down the results of his Inquiry in , >rlUtlve" krtlclea which will he published lg In , r. ; hung until he died, In view of the main body' to assist In the fresh ing thorough studies# In laboratory spectators. The children left bar search. These returned to Northfleld tests, and I accordingly deferred to there when he refused lo comodowu. to-night. them to await their report. When It was three hours before tho tragodr With armed codets. commanded by their report was put out in what l was discovered. United States Army officers, and understood to bo a preliminary form Theodore's four sisters and on trmed cltlsens pressing the hunt to- last November I did not feel that It brother were In the audlonci. Re- night. bloodhound wak put on the warranted the conclusion that the turning to the burn, three hours track of the pair. Tho hunt Is over commercial use ot the ethyl gasoline later, his 1st,. Phyllis-, twelve, Iland partly open and partly wooded, was harmless. found him still dangjlng. She called I Discovery ot the theft of cream Date Soon lo Be Fixed their widowed mother, Mrs. IlarUia from a farm In East Brookfield to- "I do not think that can he deter Bray, who cut him down and sum-1 tay brought pursuers from the cold mined until after more complete moned a doctor. ' -rail they were following many miles study, and for that reason I decided I I' j WORLD OX 8LTTDAT 'Theodore was Captain of the I . way. Renewed hope came to search- some time ago' to call a conference ly with your new* dMler. The World cx eighth .grade baseball team, Patrol j irs who feared that nearly a week of experts,"chemists, physicians and advance. order. J Leader of Boy Scout, and President lit Ihe open, thinly clad, might have others, who are familiar with tb* of hi school class. rougbt death to tho child. subject The date of that contsrea , `.'P / ' :>V ; >. - 'tp., \- m Vs i ^n / fefc v *$* i m tfP*/ s pfc^?&'ix,`%f WW: t T ' se a t only n a tr.i health allpox President of*' Curtiss Company Phlla- procI VRC- Says Ford and Other Men o f . Dr. n epl*1* aboitt and Wealth Organized j t . d by lonths In St. TO!RUSH PARCFL DELIVER u i m i ^ u v j ^ e r r J O ^ i , - > v j r :. ; j \ / I The ^Ata'ipf the 'Qnferencp'naa 'yet been decided. 'j;Th Inqiry pull# from A . iwportvthajr': a nun pf^death have comevi/orti, this lof favolino, The confre orto wlU jcldo If it U .nfcfwary ^ -restrict jjuo Of thp leaded Product, PS One Slayer and Two;' Ai plices in Broodyn Bank-Muf*; /'d.e ri x D: , ie a 'SL ing *S.ingWf * .j '! j ini the Two Dollars a Poujnd-Ten <' 11it poftnd HiU a Charge, Vyith Sailings a d s P. M., Arrival 6:30 A. M. EJotli Governor Smith Courts Refused to ; ; '!' 'the Execution ,>r if x ta t* - EXPECT PROFIT IN VENTURE At Phone jn . Jewelry Shop V <>rk, vt on*-- / Fifty-fifth Street When c ity , ! ; T j] ../ n s'uNnib* 1 N e w A m e r i c a n D e v ic e H a v e C u t Robbers Enter, hurl* Nuvy Coat of F l y i n g ^ nU M a d e It S a f e 3 JURORS S E THEM A ll T u lli In C'ath \C h m b f F a rin a 'Show* Bravado A fto r Sui'ei by NlQht, It la; A n n e u n o e d ,1 FLE E AFTER SHOT .' ; F la n l i ! rh w a rto d . . } ' j M*ik'of wraltii lttlrj>etf*dj Ini nvlullnn, liu'liiillna v. Ui ''rON ^rinvie a iv r n , t ? Pltrtly Closed Door Delays Piff endP'Irl wfoliti In nirra'ni'KiujiUti.linn nf n Itetil. Ir iy^fn'n. rri'vliin' j within lw ; suit and Fugitives Eecnpifi ninnili h r l w r r n -lriv Vnl'K ml (Htt*' tt`>. nrimi'illni/ le* X). M, Itnva, I'ro rM ent nf In Auto. Din (tin ti 1, Annsnleoe Mntijr Uinhinmv, win* fpok. >rtnra.vN a t ,t|io Ka|t4eltl>|t of filvetitliitiR a t tin JCniln'm'rltl* flin'l'i- Ur IliilMtn*, An Hntiotiitneniept of fimiini'Ul orgunlxlitirm Will i>o inkdo In two Tin* (Humiliated route t howfofoe<rftalk-mrxna/,,i<og*'hnhb".tiw<!-v;/'*lfPxliaaiglYnhtVldt.'MxNjimStlltijj|!itij.cfj.rlecn.tThwi,mifMew>Ml)nrny*n,wrpixtlrthhol.wlavnptpiatlerltoltmvweawdpnytneebxddynbeTllyainhlrdttIcmicaf:TfFatymyClehfnMtl1fcy1t^^jl'frtrPl,dkff#ntelh)h-' between Chicago th* l r e s t Office vclopCd. and Imp It po.4"lhle for a a n d New York,! Which , D e p a r t m e n t h a s >1rw` rovement which makn^ pilot to steer his ship xctjc> bf K'atroltnfin W lllV jn Hack df the kVj<tt ^"orty-Seventh Htrcet 'Station who hiit>peb<id to be J n v a back room ! teloJpl|jj'nhi: when Ahn rob\>cr.H ent<*n?di the In x atety t h r o u g h , a black Aky, arc tho - W ith Harkax In tho tore iwora ndv/iHc* In a v i a t i o n w h ic h h a v e m a d e i l x W d b f C * > l d ? t e l n , r i n ' r a ^ r e n t , xpfttot bkrh* y*t vor* ri*-. ( > M i n .i n <;i , V , / . , A prit 8 0,~ M *rrt# M a m m u l, ;)U hK nllm r J n><jiU--*tnTJuJtfl V W *.' tor th#* tiiUfdor \>f d * - - W f i d Kjihw me*t*nf#r* in H rnnklvh i>n,Nnv. J4, lWa( >r#Tf' M ^ iiU rd ni tk * fretti Y h a lr fi i n f ' CHU# i.:> Tfvk) ' th co m r ic in tim j'.' S fvva** ot ethyl nelvely.' th*;M tf#>V iith D*: ', ben, * mL ' th e '088 inni. om eer- > nion l e .\ loU ne. 'S tiled to ira ero. the la* ilth the There idllnee Int wee tke pre- ; IBdne- idllnr It p u t cm by the we m akto ra to ry erred to W hen what I iry form i th a t It th at the g a so lin e !>* d m r ~ complete1-- jf j| [ decided ; inference Ians and w ith the inference inar old to th * p u b lic Is h a rm le s s, an d th a t rem ains to be determ ined." SJf E>r. C u m m ln g s a id ,h e th o u g h t th e n b je c t m ig h t be tfck*n u p a t the m eeting in M ay of the A m erican .Med ical A ssociation. A ccording to the Inform ation of the P u b lic H e a lth S erv ice u p w a rd .. of 800,000,000 gallons of th e te tra e th y l le a d ed g M o lln e h a v e b een m a rk e te d In th e la st two years by the E th y l G aso line C orporation, Jointly owned by the S ta n d a rd Oil C om pany of N ew Jerse y an d the G eneral M otors Corporation. ; Alarms Intensified to Com m issioner E nright. Paris Police Are Ready For a Communist Coup . \ F ro m T h e W o rld ' B u re au Special Cable to TT]? W orld rA U IS , A p ril 30.-- F e a rs th*at C o m m unists m ight celebrate M ay Day to-m orrow by attem p tin g to seize the C entral Telegraph B ureau, M inistry of. th e Interio r, M inistry of W ar, P re fectu re an d o th e r public offices w ere som ew hat allay ed this evening by d eclarations of high police officials. to be guarded. Just as before th e news of th e " p lo t" w ss re c eiv ed , ' by^ one "bobby" in the street outside the front door an d Apjtjwr ln th *rea^ w ay In th e re a r. Roman Police Say Reds Plan Demonstration To-Day P O M E , A pril *0.--P olice declared to-day they had discovered evidence of 'a n Ita lia n re v o lu tio n a ry o r g a n is a tion affiliated w ith C om m unist groups In R u ssia w hich h a s been p la n n in g a May D ay w orkers' strike a n d dem on stration against the Governm ent .nvti i Th mee| polle* crow wait! Cape Th tane* hi* ^ he 11 Jects Th of th said reas keen ByC olam bia Tests " If tbe C om m unist tiaadquarttf* throughout Italy. T h e police sold a c staff is w atch in g e v en ts," said one, tive o rg an isatio n s of Bovlet p ro p a Th p u b lic a la rm oV-or th e w id e sp re a d >>>nse o f t e t r a - e t h p J e a d e d g a soline b e cam e Intensified yesterday as a re su lt . o t The W orld's disclosure that Colum bia U niversity experts, now in " the police sta ff Is on g u a rd , re a d y for any em ergency." T he sam o' official confirm ed a re port th at Interesting Inform ation re garding the C om m unists' organiza tion and program has been obtained g andist* a re established In Ita ly . P o lice are 'p rep ared to prevent* trouble to-m orrow. The police announced yesterday they had raided several Com m unist g athering places and seized, num erous tlon Tt) Prln PHn Th; the v estig atin g th e fluid, a re expected to rep o rt adversely on, It; th a t traces of lead have been absorbed by two p er sons connected w ith this Investiga tion, and th a t the report, according to excellent authority* will point out , one of the g reat dangers of lead poisoning is sterility, jtt T h e a n n o u n c e m e n t a t W a s h in g to n yesterday th a t Surgeon Gen. Cum- , m lng will call a general conference of ns a r e s u lt of polie* d e t e n t * d u rin g the past few days on the homes of C om m unist lenders In P aris. K bo w C fim m n n liti' P ie s "W e know exactly w hat they ani capable of," ho said. " T here m ay be street encounters to-m orrow but nothing serious. The Com m unists h a v e 12.000 m en {in P a ris . T h e a v a il able police force Is a b o u t th e sam e s tre n g th an d w e hop w e a re a t le a st docum ents. T he police said they have discovered 350,000 Copies of C o m m u n ist propaganda pam phlets intended for clerks, w orkm en, soldiers and peas ants. A ccording to the pylipo som e o f th e propaganda urged action against the ruling classes and* said: " Italian brothers, show yourselves w orthy of the heroic revolutionists who are fighting In B u lg aria fo r o u r com m on w ith only prog n o t i! the vlait Ijf reac "C rt pear wig. ex p erts to stu d y th e health problem os well arm ed as they. We hope, cause." the ^ In v o lv e d , a n d th a t th e B u reau of too, o u r Intelligence serv ice Is ` as Police h av e tak en meajrure lng t M ines will reconsider, and possibly good as theirs. O ur headquarters th ro u g h o u t Italy to prev en t M ay Day and ` o o rre c l Its fa v o ra b le re p o rt of Irist sta ff Is w a tc h in g day a n d n ig h t an d d is tu rb a n c e s . A t F lo re n c e sev e ra l her , fa ll, w as e x a c tly w h a t w as desired by w e know e v e ry th in g th e C o m m u n ists C o m m u n ist le a d ers h a v e l**on a r r e s t those who condem n the product ns a are doing and planning." ed, Including A ttorney D. Blglanl. who m e n a ce ta p u b lic h e a lth a n d by those T h e M in ister of th e In te rio r h a s Is sold to be re s p o n sib le fo r th e p u b li w ho rem ain unconvinced of Its nafcty.\ forbidden all street m anifestations A ll'fa r:* * can be learned the be- to-m orrow . Any effort of Com- cation of a n ew spaper. clandestine Com m unist Atloj o >1tof of th e E th y l G asoline C orporation [lit Its p ro d u c t Is safe rests th u s fa r ly on Its own Investigations and on PRESIDENT TREATEDIncomplete report Issued by the (TT four reau of Mines. T h e fluid, w h en m ixed In g re a tly ^ d ilu te d quantities w ith ordinary gaso lin e , p re v e n ts ''k n o c k in g " of a u to court AGAINST ' SMALLPOX ty-fl day. m obile engin*, T he ultim ate econot jm lc effect Is f a r m o re im p o r ta n t th a n (Continued From F irst Page.). A- T h e B urgeon G<e n e ra l re ite ra te d Mrs. I>n vr ^ tliU C 1 hOWQVnt, sin ce g e n eral use o j w a rn in g a g a in s t th e g re a t d a n g e r of Mrs T?tha fluid w ould p e rm it d evelopm ent do* pi to a n a p p a r e n t re d u c t ion In th e ih e use of shields o r bunion p laster V Of a n e w ty p o of h ig h -c o m p re ssio n , h igh-speed .m otor for which ordinary n u m b e r of cases. T h is , h o w e v e r, ?is not an unusual condition w ith sm all as a d re ssin g In v accin atio n . He a d vocate the use of plain-style gauze and t gHHOllno w o u ld n o t be su ita b le . pox, p u b lic h e a lth a u th o r itie s a s s e r t w here a d re s sin g Is re q u ire d . H e alo fiel Public altsn tlo n w a s' first conoit- Philadelphia and P ittsburgh also warned against the cross-acarlflcatlon sddr tra te d o i\.th product when an out- are suffering from . outbreak*. m ethod of vaccinating. year Y- b ra n k ^ Of le a d p o iso n in g - killed flVo T h e la st w eek fo r w hich th e P u b lic W orkers In th e B nyw ay. N. J., p la n t H ealth Service has Its rep o rts, w hich f;* o f th e s ta n d a r d Oil C o m p a n y ot New c o v er 105 cities, show in c re a se s In the O n ly F o u r (U s* In T w M on th In N ew York ter, lng 1 they Jersey and m ade a scorn of other ^ s e r i o u s l y 111. T h e p la d t, w hich, sin c e th e n 1ms been closed, w as n>nufac- f e ju r ln g th o Utild. It w a s rtvrehled a t th a t tim e th a t sim ilar but lifts s e ri ous trouble''Ipptd been exM rlencod U by em ployees of thej'G eneral disease as follows: City Cm m , k of April 4 M e m p h i s ........... 20 Birm ingham ... 60 .H o u s t o n ............. S e a ttle ............... 7 20 Dr, Franlc J. M onaghan. Health 9-year av. Coirujjolss loner of N ew Y ork C ity said reeek April B la s t rug h t : 2 " Wo have had four case* of sm all pox In the last two m onths. This ^^gnou^ts to nothing at all." R esearch LAboratorlffcj and of p o n t plant at W llm lngtoW pel. ivlously a w a rn in g ha^U been ed by l 'ro f. V a r J e ll Iienfferson Txtt' Y ale. Blnco then tho B ureau of M ines experim ents, tending to show th e fluid w as safe, hrfvo boon c rltlolsih by D rs. Ed sell and D rinker of H arvard. Los Angeles -. . . Philadelphia ... New York. 20 14 .0 M T h irty -th r e e S U te s re p o rte d 365 ra s e s for th e tfreek ended A p ril 4. T h e n u m b e r la st y e a r w as 1.407, bu t w ith a low er death rate. T he num ber of cnee reported ha* dropped In m any WOMAN SLAYER INDICTED L lftle F a ll . * . J .f T ea R oam K eeper a 1m t A i M f l a t The T aasalc C ounty Grand Jury yfterd ay voted n Indictm ent for m urder a g a lj a t Ml* M ildred P a re, keep er o f a kinBa< ~ T > from cine j edr, thro*, and The Colum bia U niversity Invesfl- cltle. fra '`room In L ittle Fall. N . J ., w h o of r gatlon Was undertaken on th e com m ission of the E thyl Gasoline C or p o ra tio n . T h o re s u ltin g re p o rt 1* e x pected to be m ade public w ithin a s h o rt w h ile. T h is w o rk 1ms been " S m a llp o x Is o e asily p re v e n te d ," said Surgeon G eneral C um m lng. "thA t it seems a pity to th in k th a t there are persons dying of It In our national c a p ita l. I ^ s t .Tuly'th e P u b lic H e alth sh o rtly a fter m fd n 'gh t M onday fired four shots into the body of Sam uel Cun- tflm o. w ho had been associated w lfh herein th e tea room enterprise. * Ml* Sage, who w as known to the /nitron* of the tea room a* " n * b e ." wUJ th* < B^M treat t1 n*e Pr tin d e r th e d ir e c tio n o f D r. F red e ric k S ervice Issued a w a rn in g t o all S ta te hi- arraigned to-m orrow before Judge kfn*. B. F lln n , a s s is ta n t .p ro fesso r of h e a lth officers and to th p u b lic of Black In P aterson. N. J. H e r count#! I* p h y sio lo g y , orto of th e tw o persons the d a n g e r of tho, s p re a d Of. th is d is form er U nited State Comm t*loner affected by tho lead. ease from S ta te to S ta te .* Jo h n M atthew of N ew ark, N. J , __ _ _ 5U. H "-i - f V > i ( - **t; " i f i X t* ' % * stb i' vwm ^ Id been brewing j to ot flchU proposals for disarm am en t, ; h o g m1` w a l k e d strike and tied . T h e met <lely Instead of a V> a n d US po u n d s w e r e t h e n >Ub- w h e t h e r i n s t i t u t e d by t h e l/>iKue of N a tions n r thd* U n ite d S ta tes, a s n relief t >'the preftept staggering cost of maln.fe n an ce , but, th a t tto person! should a l low M piselfito be deceived Into a bellof th at d isarm a m e n t mienns the end of war, " I believe' that (hesc two proposed lint of clients, picked Ills prospective victims. jI,sKt Jtln e, ac c o r d i n g ' to t h e c o m p l a i n a n t , Left called Mrs. I'raYidscn on tho telophom a|ylng t h a t ho r e m e m b e r e d h e r an at) old client, t h a t h e* w as now In busjnosp for himself and th a t he w as In posses lx* p ol lu tod to s u c h n e x t e n t a l o n g a u t o * . mobile choroug)rfirfs th a t those Who worked or lived along itirh streets would : griultia lly absorb lead In su ffic ie n t q u a n - , titles to poison- then In the courae of months. | . V "Perhaps," said Dr. Henderson, "if I leaded gasoline kills enough people soon of th r' Comt.'nlon ^dould be oinmftnt on the cures com po^ a complete plan for peace m aker, a ce rtain (cure of w a r and a p ro g r a m for: tin! United S ta tes cntlerly consistent wjth 11h policy of remaining sion nf c e r t a i n y." ln s ld e d o p e * w h i ch It e n o u g h to b. press th o pu bl ic; wi- i n a y . w{>uld be to Her, a d v a n t a g e to know; Lej> get froni Congr* and appropriation a. mtJch^nt-cded l a w . . for t h e ' control, of said that he would he glad to call at harm ful substances other than foods.. ILL TRY out of the';Jveaguq of Nations, while other nations prefer - their compacts to be m ade within thgt body. } **T b el i ev e .'t hgt l a w m a k e r s ; will Insist h e r hAmo. A c c o r d i n g l y . L e e a p p e a r ^ B u t It s e e m s m o r e l i k e l y t h a t t h e c o n d l - T i TTI bringing with him a document In In t l o n a will g r o w w o r s e s o g r a d u a l l y n n d ;},$, t h e - development of lead, poisoning* will vol v ed leg al p h r a s e o l o g y which, hft co m e on so i n s id io u s ly (fog t h i s la . t h e \NGSTERS t h a t b o th of t h e s e ( c u r e s o f w a r m u s t be accom plished by [penalties; In o rd e r to m ake them fdfectlva. showed lo Mrs. Frandsen, Mrs. Frandfsc(n p er ce i v e d t h a t It r e la t e d to s e c u r i t ie s rmtun>- of! t h e d i s e a s e ) t h a t l e a d e d g a s o line will b e In n e a r l y u n i v e r s a l uatj a n d . large num bers of cars will have been ` / I "I believe the moral force of the pub she held. sold th at Ican run only on th at fuel b e - ." I Be Held to lic o pi n io n to he s u f f i c i e n t fOr t h e i r e n fo r c e m e n t. b u t If t h o s e o f J ess fa it h th in k oth e rw H e , let t h e m c r e a te U19 p e n Leo told her, the polleo say, thnt the conipany would probably fall within the f o r e 11m! p u b l i c a n d t h e G o v e r m n e n t a w n k e n to the. s' lt untlo n. ' "Tetraothyl lead-Is added to gasoline : \caned of ig Arms. alties. ' ' ' nftxt two months... W ith o u t bothering to ,`T b e l i e v e . 1 a l l p o l i t i c a l p A r tl o s, a n d through them this! nation, will adopt road the paper Carefully, Mrs. Frandsen thlB simple p la tf o r m of two plan k s whr;n . miked w h a t she co uld do. According line In tho motors, which p r e v e n t s ', knocking!and. Increases the efficiency of g asoline. I I t s ' u s e Is fo r b id d e n in. N n w York City. . . w>*. t h e people, d e m a n d It. a n d t h a t w h e n Id t h e police, L eo told h e r to co m e ' nrk Time*. -Chief Justice Court declared > w i t h t h e n n "gun co u rt" to ! to be presided aid Judge HopasUres mut be n. Seven brave >t d o w n w i t h i n they do this: nation, for the first time, will offer to f t h e w orld an earnout of lla sincerity ns a p rom oter of world pence. "I believe that between now ana then long and w eary way. R e d h e r r i n g s of.....p..r.o..d..i..g..i.o..u..s.....a.[*z111 c r o s s .t.h..e. .t.r..a..i..l.,.....h...a..r..r:ssgmeosk eo f' :rsi djfnnook e r 1 poison' propaganda dll obscure t h e go al , s t r i n g s elmed- aeroiyv t h e p a t h with sin iste r seal will trip [th e peacem a k e r s , a n d t h " f a m i l i a r o l d d r a g o n of p re ju d ic e,;doubt s n d fear.,'will prance al o n g t h e r o h d In ev e r n ew and f r i g h t ful disg u ises; yet through ! It all the p e a c e m a k e r . , c o ns c io us t h a t he In ri g h t , will walk u h a f ra ld .;a n d u n b o n d e d , for to Ms. office the next day and bring t h e b o n d s . . M rs . F r a n d s a n appeirf*l a t R o o m 812. 2 W a l l S t r e e t . (According to -Mrs. Frandsen' story, I > e finally a<lv|sed her to sell the s e curities. Still h s v ln g confid ence In him; Rhe a s k e d h i m to d i s p o s e nf-fT>riy\. H o w l ever, the policy Ray th at Instead. L** forwarded to her bonds supposedly wn rtl i ?r.000 Iss ue d b y " T T i o ^ N a t l o n a l Coal C o m p an y . In ro rp o rn ted, of Arl* xrtna ." T h e n e x t d a y Mrfc. F r a n d s e r j called a t trie office. S h e questioned flee M en a ce to Jfpalth. ) " T h is Is p ro b a h ly th e g r e a t e s t single . question 'in the fieM of public health that hnaiever fnced.the American pub lic," s n l f l ^ D r . H e n d e r s o n . " i t In t h e question !w hether scientific experts are ' to be consulted, and the action of the G o v e r n m m L guldvi b y th e ir ad v ic e ; o r whether,! on the contrary, . commercial Interests are to bo allowed to subordi nate ovepy other consideration to that of profit, T h e size, of the financial in->( t o r c s t s T i l v o l v o d In s t u p e n d o u s . I t 1 n o t a matter* of millions o r even h u n d re d s J ape rs a re filled ahead, like th e .s t a r , of B ethlehem , lead igea committed ing on, he will over sec the Hhlnlng light platols a n d re-- o f tho u l t im a te t r i u m p h . " - fire N eed for a Fo^h. i r o n ly c a s e s In us ed of c a r r y I feel sure t h a t bo meted out ilshment made the present Sltdeplorable. and an court" was ng of several w days, mostly s tree ts fm ausformatlon. > r by Chief of rs of the force io front of your shooting to do. RACT LET . Lowest Bid of Mrs; C a tt said t h a t th e re ire seventy- five organizations in the cmlntyy work ing for pert^e, but; th a t Umir leaders disagree and; their program s have vary ing tilts. /[ \ ' W h a t <is n e e d e d . " s h e ' Said, " la a General V o ch 'to bring them together a n d to lead th em In: such a m o v e m e n t as won victory for prohibition, woman suf frage and the abolition of slavery." Mrs. Gordon Norrlo of the Council of Policies of ;:the D e p a r t m e n t of I n t e r national Cooperatlqn to Prevent W ar. speaking on "The National Defense Act." and Mrs; Jam es W. Harrison of the Council of Policies of the sam e de p a r tm e n t, w ere, th e ;oth er s p ea k ers. Mrs. N o rris In p a r t sa id : " 1 do not believe th at any. nation can disarm except by concurrent action with ther n a t i o n s , a n d I ;do n o t b e l i e v e t h is acticfn can !be tak e n until a method other than w a r of settling International d i f f i c u l t i e s l/i f a i r l y t o n I t s ' w a y . W< should never forget t h a t the Arr -' --- the bonds, because they were not listed on t h e E x c h a n g e . L e e ' a n s w e r , sh e said, was to show her a receipt froni a I S m i t h & Co. o f W a s h i n g t o n . D, C., for J5.000 which l ^ e said 'he h a d pahl for them. Mrs. F randsen believed him, About two weeks ago Mrs. Frandsen vent to h e r h a n k to s u r r e n d e r coupon* on the bonds, the police pay, and then she discovered that she bad beep victim ized. She went to h er lawyer. C harles upbttll, 201 B r o a d w a y , a n d t h e a g r e s t o f La e -and his p a r t n e r . I 'MIlp on e, folThe two other arrested were Carl Rountree of the name -address as Leo a n d F r a n k . R o b e r t s o f HI W a s h i n g ton Street, E ast Orange, n . J. Roberts Rountre m aintain offices *t W W all S treet'under-the nam e Allen R ob erts A Co. It w a s said b y the police that Rountree was tho ringleader of the group and th at he h ad boon paying the u p k e e p of L e e 's office. The four were arraigned yesterday be fore M agistrate Vitale. Thd case was p o s tp o n ed a n d t h e m e n w e r e re le a s e d In A3,500 ball e a c h . - M o r e a r r e s t s a r e e x pected. T h e pollde allege th a t a n u m b er of school teachers, servants and ,,other women have lost mondy in: tho/nam b y . _______________' i # j of million* of dollars, but literally of billions. | " E x c e p t 1n N e w Y o r k a n d Its I m m e - , ; dbitn neighborhood, this leaded gasoline Is bein g in tro d u ce d e v e ry w h e re t n ro u g h - n u t t h e c o u n t r y a s f a s t a s i t c a n b<p up- 4 plied. I t Is sold now a t little o r no p r o f i t . T h e p r o f i t 1 lr> t h e f u t u r e a n d will consist in control .of the gasoline , business , and control of .the automobile , Industry; The power or -combination of ! powers tbnt holds tho patents on tetra- e t h y l Jeaxl will bo t h e o n l y o n e t h a t will he able 'to m ake the cars that we all w a n t to! buy :< t h e Jmpi-oved c a r s f o r w h i c h We w i l l - d i s c a r d t h o s e w o n o w have. The power will also control tho only- fu c j on w h l d r ' t h o s e n e w ca r* -will run. The financial atake is almost In conceivably great." r I Danger in Garages, Haying- t h a t the dan g er of acuto lead . *<m p o i s o n in g s u c h a s o c c u r r e d In ! t h a ,<^ ' f i plants at Elizabeth and Wilmington* will be guarded against successfully, ho ton- tinned: J - ; "In garages nnd repair shops, where - conditions are already unhealthy on a c count of carbon monoxide, there will be szy\ rzz V J</H cepted. Constitution explicitly places the con trol over m ilitary and naval expendi CURZON RUINS GO TO NATION a d d e d t h e h n z a r d of low b u t s e v e r e l e a d P*. poisoning. For m any years the earnest- . |e lin in g of the tures, and consequemtly-over o u r policies effort* df public health authorities and f e H u d so n R lv ef In this respeot, In the h a n d s of C ongress, to L. I)e| T urro and thereby In the handfi o f the v o ters ." T h e re p o rt ;of Hi* SpOclal R y o lu t l o n s d d o f JWtl.ftO.Y.'C C o m m i t t e e a p p o i n t e d t o c o n s i d e r tlie p ro- England I* Bequeathed HItorlc Bo- Investigators have been aimed to d e - ; V crease the frequency and Intensity of^ '.'-f ' dlam and Tatterthall Caatle/ | l^ad poisoning. Lead poisoning hss beenthe greqt single Industrial disease and j' V.7 " es arc to be of the borders are h l h l t|o n re s o lu t i o n : offere d by Dr. I*avlnla Davis iof New York on the first day of the convention, which w as made th e title s w ill by the C h airm an . Mrs. F . W. W hlttlck. I / O N D O N . A p r il 21.- T h e D a il y M all u n i h a s c a u s e d au e n o r m b u * a m o u n t o f understands that the late Marques Cur- chronic ,lllne*a and many, deaths. Rome *-/a sanltaryt BUthoritles ad v o c ate fot^biddlng-- zpn bqueathed to the nation two his by law l the use of whlby lead paints. , er h alf foreign, ho nextj low est 'he sp ace to tie w as not accepted. ; Instead a resolution toric m lna on his estates, namely, Tat- o ffered b y Sir. B<Iwln A. . Y a m a l l o f Pennsylvania w a# adopted" providing t<|rshaU Castle. Lincolnshire,' and BodJani t h a t t h e leagtie lusartlly a f f i r m Its be-l C as tle, Huaeex. T h e ' f o r m e r w a s bu ilt No.w, Jbst as this 'n d u n trla l h e a lth h a z a r d Is b e i n g d e c r e a s e d e f f e c t iv e ly In t h e /: pottetT,: it threatens to become a trade j disease for tho ever increasing thousands . tu a re feet. All r and a q u arte r >f th e d o m e s tic b y a concern lri s te rd a y 's m eetth n t an- agreeW lth th e l)ela > stern R ailroad ry e a s ie m e itts In elftb and F ourI p u rp o se s. F\r com pany had r C o lo rlel W II h e c o m m is s io n 's ad Investigated 1 the com pany lief in the m erit system for' special ap pointive officers, but that |t urge co operation of elective officers,-State Gov ernm ents and the Individuals, In en fo rc ing prohibition ns a p a r t o f `the C o nsti t u t i o n ar id t h e -written l a w o f[ t h e l a n d : CELTIC HITS A FREIGHTER. a b o u t 1440 a n d t h e | a t t e r f.180. of men employed around garages and r e - ! ' It was from Tattershall that the f a m o u s fi r e p l a c e s w e r e t a k e n In 1011, supposedly to bo sent to the Fnlte/J fStates, ca u sin g an o u tcry a m o n g ant!4 q u a r la n s . I r d C u r z o n s a v e d nnd re4 stored, th em to the eaAtle, which hq -bought when lie Required Bo<ltam. i : \ pair shop- 'r After attributing to Governm ent over- wononiy th e fa ilu r e of the Public H e alth Rervlce or other branch of tho <IovcrntiSnt to hold a disinterested and, Goverbriient-flnqnced Investigation of ^ ' the leaded gasoline hazard. Dr, Hender- s<m c o n t i n u e d : , ,, L in e r 1 81lghtly Damaged In R e a c h ing Liverpool Dock. "An Investigation is Indeed being car- . Te a c h e r* ; Aoeoclatlon Nominates. | rl ed o n ' a t th o B u r e a u o f M i n e s E x p e r t - l.-! jTlio N e w Y ork T e a c h e r s ' A ssociation ment Station in Pittsburgh. This In-; . vestlgo^.ion Is f ln an c ei l b y t h e E t h y l G a s ' ''`TAJa? hield Its m o n t h l y m e e t l g y e s t v r t s y n t t h e Corpo i-a tJ on. A f i r s t r e p o r t . h a s b ee n L I V E R P O O L . A p d l ' 21. --i T h e W h i t s M ^ a l d o rf -A s t o ri a , w h e n n o m i n a t i o n s w e r e m j b ll e h e d w h i c h c o n c l u d e s In e f f e c t t h a t S tar liner Celtic, while backing up^the made Mersey Rlvei" today prior to landing her. ye/. for officers to serve the coming' Theke Include H u g h C. I^aughllnJ n o c o n s i d e r a b l e p u b l i c h e a l t h h a z a r d 1 ' In vo lv ed. O t h e r s a n i t a r y e x p e r t * h a v e ''i-c" criticized thlti re port severely. In p a r -\ , L pajjsengcrs, 'c r a s h e d into the ste a m e r P re s id e n t; Mrs. M ary Ahearn.V Ice TTesj tlcular |Dr. D avid Ecfsall, D ean of th<r\ tmy Employe*. ii*s N estor, for;irland'a,i Riding. yesterday by e 's p a r t o f <}endlctm entl charg- t. th ey ) robb'Hl H ow s, If* y e a r s hreet, H oboken, < w h e n s h e v ls her hqfse Bes- he w as 'attacked i** J u r y h a d - th e m e n t for. two Ha mp sh ire C o a s t , : b u c k l i n g th e l a t t e r 's d i i e n t ; M rs . R u f u s A. Carl , T r e a w r e r j stem plates^' II ' * >Iss J o s e p h i n e , H . Hh-ftrwln. F i n a n c i a l T h e C el tic ' w a s s l i g h t l y d a m a g e d b u t ^-crMayy. N o m i n a t i o n s f o r t r q s t e o a was n o t d e l a y e d In 'f lo c k in g , a n d will sail were a s f o l l o w s : M i s s M a r v K . Mel on M ay J a a ,scheduled, , ; i al i on . Ml*a L u c y A. > D o n o h u e , ; J>ils4 E m m a J. Snlberi T h e H a m p s h i r e C o a s t Is a sm all etbel J a c o b T heobald. c o a s t s t e a m e r oT 7S7 t o n s . L i v e r p o o l Is her home port. ^-- ~-- If You Are T h in k in g of d o i n g to California You YVllI YVunt Th! Hook. . Club Adopts Hidgea Memorial. I T h e Chic ago A ,N o r th W e s te rn Ity. Jigij published^ sr-C"w Edition . o f i h f l r hooUIt; A m em orial to th elia te Job E. H edges./ '"Forty | Wi y knd ifore to i'ellfornl.,mi the prepared by!! a com m ittee ` cpnsistlng oi William Lepy, Duther B. IJttle snd Martin Saxe, .was adopted -by the.-'Na tional Kt publican j *Club a t ' a m eeting last night. The memorial will be printed North Coast." It t* not a victur. boot:, but tell* about variably route*, reduced ;fa***jW?h*dn|a. etc., a nd 's ho w * wth the aid of outline maps the territory you ran oover\ A copy' may !> had free of charge by: w r ite Iffc, F . X). F it j t- Pa tr ic k. (Jen. Age nt, 1 C. it ok ciai.` *A N. W. Ity.v; 310 . -Broadway* Pitouo W or th SUti'i'M lV'; . * .. <. ' ... : / , { HTT 1I n r v a r d -M ed ica l School,- , a n d P r o f e s s o r V C. K. D r in k e r of th e H a r v a r d School o f ' Public Health have published a paper showing the unreliable character of jho B u r e a u ! o f M i n e s r*i o f t, I f u l l y . c o n c u r ip e v e f y po in t t h a t D r s. E d n a II a n d Drlnkof hnv* made against that report. In spita-of protests, the Investigators far " the B u rea u of Mines havu u*ed expert*- / m en tal1 conditions which are. fund* pi; mentally ur.suiteri to afford inform ation V i <>n, th*?j r*?ul Issue.- T h e flrt- es *<m lb U\ V. - I>f an y } g oo d e x p e r i m e n t I* t h a t It s h a l l reproduce effectively real conditions, or . t h e es.-tentlal f a c t o r i n t h e r e a l ' con<H**-;' y t i o n s . T h i s r e q u i r e m e n t 1 I s n o t f a c t dnc-,;..-, th a t Irjvejdlgation. It w a s planned:** If Hherje w e r e doqbt n* to ' w h e t h e r n ot lead duet Is harm ful, and a* If danger wore merely Umt, Of- ilftBBfat* acute polgonto*. - -,-Vjp -.!,dj Si l -  ' ? >v n A '" f ' ,1 .< r ! 4 '