Boston Evening Globe (Newspaper) - August 3, 1920, Boston, Massachusetts During tte seven months ending the printed more Want and Classified than the second Boston See that your Real Estate appear in tomorrows VOL 81 Entered as class matter at under the act oC March TUESDAY AUGUST 192014 CENTS BY THE STOCKS NEGOTIATIONS FOR ARMISTICE DELAYED Soviet Armies Are Ndw 60 Miles From Warsaw All advices today Indicate that the ation In from tho Polish Al lied is approaching a Tho Polish delegation which wont to to negotiate an tailed to obtain terms from the but was sent back to Warsaw by the Soviet who demanded that the emissaries obtain a mandate to take Up peace This will delay even tile beginning of fhe armistice negotiations until tomor at the Meanwhile the resistance of the Polish which had apparently been stif has again relaxed under the tremendous pressure of Bolshevik from which the Russians are iow but 60 miles seems critically doomed to Americans remaining there have re Intimation that they stay lit Coincident with the serious military developments comes an announcement from Moscow that a Soviet government been set up in the portions of Po land which the Bolshevik have POLISH ARMIES BEING POUNDED TO PIECES 3 by the last great fortress guard ing Warsaw from the has appar ently fallen before the tremendous as sault by the Russian North of that place Soviet forces have smashed their way forward In their drive westward to a point only 60 miles east of this Over a front of 120 miles Polish armies are being pounded Continued on Hie Read the and Classified in todays During months ending July 31 the Globe more Want and Classified than the second Boston Removal Notice On account of increase in we are obliged to secure larger and com and have secured the whole of the brick building at 2078 and 2080 Washington for the manufacture of the old Reliable Bostonia Cigar Frank Oberle Formerly at 7 Marshall Boston Terms of New Irish Made Public This So Trial May Be Suspended Aug of Crown tribunals in Ireland will be taken over by even to the extent of settling civil infliction of fines and the binding of accused per sons over to keeping under the terms of the now Irish which was made public this Military courts will also take over the duties of and will have the power to decide cases without In trials for crimes punishable by person officer shall sit as one of tho He must be appointed by the Viceroy from a list approved by the Lord Chancellor of Ireland or the Lord Chief Justice of The courts will be given the power to compel witnesses to attend hearings and enforce orders for the presentation of Persons convicted by them may be imprisoned in any part of Great The makes provision for excluding Ulster from the of the law by stipulating It shall bo effective in the whore DECLINE IN PRICES Profiteering Continues in Meat and Produce LUNCH FOR THOSE WAITING IN k LINE TO REACH PONZIS OFFICE BAY STATE COUNTIES prew or Aug 3The Census Bureau announced today the population of three Western Massachusetts coun as follows Increase or Franklin Increase or Hampshire Increase or Population of Worcester County The population of Worcester County was announced as That of towns comprised In It follows North 477 Oxford Burro Berlin 708 704 Harvard H olden Leicester 001 New 801 070 48D 042 854 082 81D Starling Tompleton West West Westminster TO ROBBED OF ALL MAIL MATTER Aue mall train ntn and was Stopped by raiders Monday night and all matter and parcels were carried Total Real Estate Printed during tho 7 months ending 31 Second Globes The Globe has been the leading Real Estate medium In New England for over 30 Advertisers will and follow the rules printed below cannot guarantee the insertion pf Sunday Globe on We will try to insert except those listed below if they are on further notice under the following must be in the on Thursday in order to be sure appearing in following Sundays Globe Machinery and Tools Musical Instruments Registers Tours and Travel Farm and Garden for tho Globe must be in the office before 9 of the day preceding Real Estate For To tqt or Wanted Advertise iji tomorrows Wednesday TWO AIRMEN ARE DASHED TO DEATH Plane Falls About Feet at Los Angeles TjOS Aug 3An In was started today by the coroners office of the deaths of Omer Locklear and Lieut Milton whose airplane last night crashed to the ground near without having righted from a spin started at of 1000 feet known as a daredevil avia was performing by searchlight in an exhibition when the accident Five played on the air Plane as it started into the and Lieut tho dropped a which he followed with the nose his Spectators Locklear attempted to right his machine at a height of 200 but failed as the machine burst into The plane was Ignited by the it was Both aviators were dead when motion picture employes reached them a few seconds after they struck the The lieutenants were In the United otates aviation service during the a time were stationed together fU Fort They took up commercial flying after the going in for He was said to be the first aviator to loap from one machine to another in the He was born 27 years ago at His Wife lives at Fort Lieut aged was a native of USING SCORED 274 Aug 8 by a Brazilian shoot with an American type re scored 274 In the Olympic revol winning first place In the last Olympic target on the He defeated by two points Raymond his nearest from the United On the unofficial United States won the team match and second place In the Individual are the Americans cial scores In the army revolver shoot ins at 30 meters today Team 283 Karl 262 Louis Harant 88 Michael 206 and James Individual 272 Fred 234 and Howard THE WEATHER States Weath er Bureau forecasts For Boston and Its not much change In tem tonight and Wednesday moderate to light variable For N e w England and Has to r M New York Fair tonight and Wednesday ipod erato temperature light to moderate northwest The highest temperature yesterday In the South and West was somewhat above At 8 m today 1J was 68 to 08 in New M at New York 03 at Washington Omaha and Boston observations at 8am Ba Inches temperature I highest lowest last nl Qi 66 percent JO miles an Hour Highland m Foggy southeast The x Tha ut Stm tUi up to Q 51 ra 0 BO 61 I 1 t Although the cost of living has in creased since last February when the Commission on the Necessaries of made Its first there Is reason to the commission that there will be an early An abun dance of raw the prices of which have dropped sharply of Rive grounds for this The commission today made public Its report for the six months ending July It In detail the market of materials and food and discusses profi Regarding the later practice the commission During the past few whether because of the fact that dealers in the necessaries of life aro no longer in fear of prosecution by the Federal authori or whether they feel a certain Jus in raising their price of the enormous profits made In other lines of there has been an In creased tendency In this community to especially In the meat and produce According to the commission the cost of living has Increased 102 percent since In says the it cost to purchase what could have been bought for in Supply and Demand The report says in part The cost of living In Massachusetts las Increased since the first report of hls commission In February last to figure This index figure Is on the Increase over prices In he base figure of All prices are 3ased upon the retail cost in setts and are the average of all the communities In the During the past six months there has been a notable change between the fac tor of supply and The present crop will be In excess Df the crop of last and in addi tion there has been an carry over of last years The supply of raw wool Is A large cotton Is promised the present estimate that the crop will be bales larger than that of There has been a marked reduction in the current and future prices of these raw materials In many The foreign trade statistics for the year ending June show a heavy reduction in exports to Europe as com pared with the previous year imports during the same period more than Labor is apparently becoming more productive and more In many lines of business there has been an actual and an unloading upon the market at cost or The high costs have curtailed appreciably the purchasing power of the Extravagant expenditure has dimin ished somewhat and the dealers In lux uries aro not reaping the harvest which came to them during It would appear speaking gen supply promise to over take first step toward p decrease of The gold stock of the States has decreased trom Deo to July AU mon ey in circulation has Increased slightly since Jan the figure at that time being and pn July Bank clearings have not diminished The Federal Heserve Banks have In creased their rates of discount from 4 percent In to 6percent and again to 7 These increases are beginning to show the effect of a reduction In Joans and and while statistics are not yet the current figures for the month of July show an appreciable deflation of Increasing Tendency to Profiteer Although the raw materials have decreased the actual cost of production has Increased rather than Wages on the higher than sis months having in creased from JO to 25 while lack of demand has caused the shutting down of many factories and throwing many textile and other productive labor out of the costs Of or and other elements which enter Into the cpst of have At P M Not Over 200 Men Were Awaiting Turns suit has been instituted against William McMasters by Charles Ponzi for the recovery of certain sums of said to amount in all to paid by Ponzi to in the time that the latter was his publicity The papers were filed this morn ing by Samuel of the firm of Bailen attorneys for Attorney Bailen refused to talk about the who is auditing Ponzis books under orders from united States Dist Atty talked over plans for the resumption of his after the present difficulty Is with Mr Pride as super visor of the installation of a system of which Mr Pride was asked to audit from time to if he would not accept a permanent position as Ponzis head been a general tendency part of salers and n the clothing trade on the to by down their margin of The effect pi the cost In raw materials has not felt In the finished product and the decrease in the price or clothing is duo to this paring down of It may be eaW that as a general rule the trade law of pre vents profiteering as as an adequate supply of the merchandise in A shortage jn com results In very and tends create in nf situation In the leather 1019 and the sugar situation Spring of the present year aro excel lent Bremen t of Increase in the cost of by Is relatively compared with tne During the past few er because of the fact that dealers In the necessaries ei life are no great fear of prosecution by oral authorities or whether they feet a certain Justification In raining their prices of the Qt there tendency t community to especially to made In been an Increased to prc the About ine transportation difficulties I see no he be Mr Pride told Ponzi he had nevar seen so much cash before and never expected to see quite as much During their conversation Mr Pride said lie did wish to ba interfered with while he is working on Ponzis He said he Had told the local prosecutors so and also he did not like the idea of having these men from Washington inter fering while he is on the Job He said he will finish his audit and then any who may can have the which were given him by United States Atty He make his own report and stand back of he Ponzis Frugal Breakfast Ponzi was at Bis office earlier than usual this but remained only a few minuteS THREE HURT IN AUTO CRASH AT MEDFORD Machine Driven by Maiden Man in Collision With Farm Sent to Hospital AUK aged of 142 Hawthorn Maiden Fred Knight of 6 James st and Joseph Ross joy of 184 Cambridge were all the two former being Bent to tho Maiden as the re sult of a collision at this be tween a touring car and a wagon on the valley parkway at Win throp which Is owned and was operated by was going along tho parkway toward Medford sq from West Medford when it struck the farm which was heavily hag a badly torn Knight was cut on the nose and his throat and jaw and right eyelid wore was badly bruised on the fore head and back of hlu legs and was also hurt about his right City Physi cian Edward Barrett attended the men and sent tund and Knight to the Produce was scattered about the but neither of the horses at to the which be lonKs to Edward Russell of 183 Cam bridge wore The wagon was somewhat damaged and tho automobile was in bad shape after the JUDGE TO DECIDE LATER ON Tho hearing by Judge Morton on the petition of Charles Green of Boston and of mi stockholders In tho Boston Maine asking for tho appoint by the court of a receiver for the railroad was heard the United States Court and the matter was taken under advisement by the court following considerable ar gument on the part Of the Attorney for the filed a motion to dismiss the case on the that both of the and were residents of this and therefore were not en titled to have tho case heard In the United States Attorney Conrad then an amendment to his original brought In the name of Brown and In which he named half a dozan of this State as Mr Warren strongly objected to this procedure on the part of Mr on tho grounds was not In accord ance with tho practice of the court ind that It would have a bad effect on the finances of the railroad Jn case the hour is long a he ha was spught by thePe Mr Croaker denied that was being and also argued In of his which lie was In with the practice of the Morton stated that he Will Inform the attorneys when he Is riady to meet 1 i SENATOR WEEKS AND REYNOLDS CONFER Weeks left his New Hamp shire farm last night and spent the forenoon at Republican headquarters In the going over the situation In tha New States with James Burton the special representative of Oov Calvin candidate for Vice In the Mo Reynolds IB living at the where he has a suite of Usually the Vice Presidential candi date doesnt amount to much In a cam except for tho size of hla and the amount of his contribu tion to tho campaign chest of party ex but In this campaign Senator Harding has made a departure und his running Oov will be consulted on all Important matters and will havo a value In Being a poor tho party managers do not expect large contribution from but they count on his record for law and aa a groat asset in the There are many little England needed tho attention of a trained ial and the committee picked out Reynolds to Mi will leave at 5 p in fopiN where he will the Eastern lean National u me Summer to a bad case of poisoning by tween Mr Ponzis matter and the matters entrusted to us by a great many of our Our relations with clients are Any information must come directly from our i From a reliable it was learned Ponzi desires to I know what has become of the money I handled by Mr Further Action Likely McMasters was originally engaged by Ponzis attorney as a publicity to place certain Subsequently he charged Ponzi with being money mad and alleged his business is is claimed that a written agree ment had been entered into between McMasters and Ponzis attorney whereby McMasters salary was to be a He originally asked for it Is According tOj formal he received from of which he spent on ad And I accepted the bal ance on McMasters It is understood that the real pur pose of the civil other than to obtain a further accounting from Mc is to establish his exact re with Mr Once that is it is intimated that further court action will be taken by Bailen Leveroni are handling only the court procedure in Mr Ponzis personal at torney is Joseph PONZI FOR SERVICES RENDERED William McMasters has begun suit in the Superior Court for against Charles Ponzi for services rendered as publicity The Hanover Trust Company is named as Joseph counsel for stated that the writ had been given to Deputy Sheriff Harry and is made returnable in PONZI AND PRIDE CONFER ABOUT HIS BOOKKEEPING Charles in a meeting at his offices today with Edwin When he returned he said to a newspaperman By the I hava just had breakfast in a lunch and I enjoyed I had ft cup of coffee and a and it tasked How are your newspapers sail ing Ponzi asked the ought to have a I need the money after a pause to give to Ponzi picked up and after reading it he called for a tele phone connection Atty Gen Wesley Allen and read it to It was in relation to a meeting Poni was to have today with representa tives of a New York syndicate he is negotiating for his busi The telegram was to the effect that they will meet him on Thursday at a hotel here for a Ponzi sgnt one of his agents with the telegram to Atty Jen Claims He Paid Out Ponzi was asked How money did you pay out yesterday in the Boston office He called to his office manager for the slip of days business and displayed Continued on tho Read the Real 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