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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 '