The evening world. Newspaper, August 29, 1916, Page 1

WEATHER—F airy wermer AL ZOITION AL EZOITION Che “Ciroulation Dooks Open to “An tons Ha NEW YORK, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, Wilson URGES C TOS A, ROUMANANS AND RUSSIANS > JOIN IN MOUNTAIN BATTLE; e ireulation Rooks Open to an | 12 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. ONGRESS TOPASS LAWS | FEGUARD NATION AGAINST STRIKE ‘ST JOHN GAFFNEY. B.R.T. RASES PAY TRUK KILLS BABY, STORM CENTRE FOR OF 1G MORKERS | CRUSHES MOTHER -ANTEBRITISH TALK $650,000 A YEAR’ INRIVERSIDE DRIVE —— eet 08 ONE CENT. by the Pe The Mew ¥ on Vublioming re Wortty 1916 0 WANTS TO RUN RAILROADS BY DRAFT IF ARMY NEEDS, WIFK OF FROM GEK MANY BRE ARTER LONG ABSENCE INVADERS BEATEN, SAYS pr IN rr x-( st setae of Saying President Wittiams Announces Runaway " Motor, bet Un- PRESIDENT le Envied Man Who Tors | Increase as Reward for Loy- attended, Crashes Inio In- — pedoed the Lusitania. alty in Strike Crisis tant's Carriage at Corner, incall inainachealecibiling ‘ Rome Hears That King Ferdinand’s . s.pcuip ON SHIP. ALL OPERATIVES SHARE, § PIS NEAR islati s SHIP. AL RA SHARE, MOTHER IS NEAR DEATH, Urges Legislation as Permanent a. , Troops Have Attacked Success- = 8 & Comes Home Protesting Ac-| Union Leaders Claim Credit, Driver, Away at Time of the} tion of English—Hils at and Accuse Company of | Accident, Placed Un- Wilson as Pro-British, i der Arrest. Necessary Additions to Law to Prevent in the Future Disputes That ImperilCommerceof Nation. fullyAlong Whole Teutonic Front —80,000 Invading ] Hungary. affney, former United in Munich who was T. St. Jodo to \ An increase tn wages amounting to States $850,000 a year and affecting 9, A baby was killed in ite carriage fatally ins BERLIN, Aug. 2¢ (via London) the effect that thr Reports were received hore today C 1 em: ployees, ranging from car cleaners to jand Its mother probably Jured tn Riverside day, when Noumantans have been defeated in their first efforts to removed by Presid nt Wilson because Drive te force @ way through three mour Tho following details of the end Austro-Hungarian forces are available here On Sunday a tour ain passes into Hungary anian foree est ' } mated at one to two bat ele ha i) port to-day from Christiansand, Mr, the transportation department, will be: |drive, Two policemen pursued the) _—. day as applied to railroads impossible, President Wilson to-day, before a ‘ managed befo . the ; declarath ayee a Gaftney, after he had been thorough. | come effective on Bept. 1. truck In the hope of boarding and! BERNSTOR § HERE: Joint session of Congress, made a plea’ for laws to p t tt ti cl oO i ABS, op) in " le 5 a 4 Sy ale a t Ss ; war to eee oe ees alee |1y searched by the Hritish authors] In hie statement to the employees | "0" a Dubie epee tases (he FF’ WIFE ry las Ong ‘ We, LORETO eS 7 mnatadt, ‘The Troumanians at-| | {ties at Kirkwall in Kugtand, develop- | President Willams explained that the |” pecagh iD wile railroad strike now threatened and to settle all strike disputes.o8 tempted to break through th unde} The Roumanians also attacked the Austro-Hungarian forse at first fleld action between the Roumanian THE WAR SOON, 1S BERLIN OUTLOOK of his violent pro-German utterances and actions, was a storm centre on board Scandinavian-American liner Frederik VILL, which reached the Ne len overboard, gn for Hugh sald he ts going cumpa superintendents, waa announced to- day by President Willams of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. The new scale, which applies only to have resulted in a atrike Ty addition to the Increase, the state. a motor truck, left unattended at the curd in One Hundred and Futty- eighth Street, raced down the street's steep incline and awung into the! wr ores woven, we ee’ BIVES INTERVIEW: ed an antl-ally strala which would | increase yas made reward for the farrested, said he | future, y tary works and were prevented from | leave impelled many of the passengers! loyalty of the men during the recent| brakes and set the wheels amainst i When the President earl the yp i hi } t Sunt ne “ . Ambassado MN Pets Co ss in U. e resident appeared there was applause unanimous on the ro ra ea to throw him an anchor had he fal. activities of labor leaders which might {the curd when he left it to dotiver sador Meet uuntess S. tor Kirst Time Since War Be- gan and “Helps” Reporters, He said he had no idea start merehaniliee, how the truck ALMOST CAN'T ARBITRATE 8-HOUR DAY, HE TELLS CONGRESS WASHINGTON, Aug. 29.—Declariny arbitration of the eight-hour | Democratic side and scattering among the Republicans. — It continued about halt a minute, when the Democrats began cheering louder and a ‘Toere or 0 et fo. ho i baby killed * Edith Herman, | ' | fi inute i eaker's vav “1 HT burger Pass and met with the samo After hin removal from office Mr root hel A rth the His of a plan ike ave sda sdbohodty ve the ani] ‘The Countess von Rernatortt, wite| touder tor a full minute until the Speaker's gavel stopped them. 4 pee | Gattnes same to oe ited pend seg hengeel Sronints ore Haughter of Mrs. George Herman of (°F (* German Ambassador to the There was moderate applause when the President deprecated the my - _ | roteod Dis opinion of the Ade » elected by discuss with | 44 : A , United States, w amsenger on ri rR Sap ee = oer aac } A third body ef Roumantans *| Germany ” Wales Contin-|tion and then returned to departmental heads whatever griey-|No 18 Fort Washington Avenue.) 008" eatavicns ere nee sprit in which both sides entered the controversy, increasing notably L vanced on aves rere near ve : Inevitable and to look after business ances may arise in the future, the | Whose husband is ono of the Leni Hregeric. VIIL. whi ereived: tes Fy when he declared his faith in the justice of the eight hour day. . , with no better result evitable anc . 2 ss < % ahh @ Shanley Dress € pany, of No i pe . | San is ef : est Miasliod ef Ruslan and Rou Re ney fe NES a the Fredertk way Ras Lag ea Fea mt ee ae tion to be the ~~ eae ire rat treat. ‘The| #a¥ from ndinavian ports via The enumerated recommendations as to legislation were received and snare » New Yo he Brit al court of appeal 3 a i . “3 | whore bt . iM mania forces in Carpathians is Prepares for It. riage ws mother is twenty-five years old Kirkwall, England. Before her mar | as tollows: First, silence; second, applause; third, silence; fourth, silence 5 . wore waiting for hin MOTORMEN TO GET 26 TO 421-2 he her baby ia / PHO the Countess was Miss Lucke- ; ’ . t indicated in the of uuinee ——— Farms, ‘They had been informed CENTS AN HOUR. Mra. Herman, wheeling her bw RG ae Maik eke ask cia. | tiith, slight applause; sixth. great applause. ment from the War which) LONDON, Aig Germany 1) iit he was on boant for New York its carriage, Was on the west walk ot) ™ ‘ te | ; : Y } mays fighting has with | preparing for G OTE y on Ghtnae & nk Nigh |__ The Rew rate of pay for motormen|ing Drive when the one-ton truck,| Germany at the outbreak of the war The necessity ot making arbitration the verdict of a court of law - or Gi so © the rhoy gave Mr. Gaffney Nore’ c : . sia? Se : s A ; ‘ Russo-Roumanian roc war, said a Copenhagen deapatch toliooking over, inspecting hie pereon| masts from 28 to rata cents Per lowned by the United Kiectrie Light Oe Bee ee anne was met with scattering hand clapping. At the end of the speech the f sa maton ook OF i C rat fv inners on the Power Company, yoo. Mi Btatee ane 7 i ; ‘the Exchange ‘Tetograph tonday, {and his personal delongings, Me ®%-| surface tines, the last for elevated ees x etal EP hostilities in Kurope, House rose and cheered about as at tirst until the President was out. | e e: 0! - jown One Hu i. $ . ‘ “4 i RUSSIANS IN INV. ‘4SION, | number of Greeks already have tort | 6eTts tas tb 7 ae and subway motormen who have deen Count von Berngtortt went down He said he urged legislation, “not in haste or merely as a means of { SWITZERLAND HEARS , i ierphope daar eg | eh sin. ialeem Couapanp and Ces [nee Seen See youre ln: servien The ra the Drive turna east into] tte bay in the revenue cutter to) meeting a present emergency, but as permanent and necessary additions Al : bellove war Liew | ’ view lelevated and subway motormen willl one Hundred and Fifty-elghth Street| Meet his wife, When asked if the : ‘ ot Mis right as an Amertoan citl=]" 01 tobe chosen from the list of Countess would say something for| © the laws suggested, indeed, by circumstances we had hoped never to — - : | « to file « strong pro- <0 oe re CROREH there Was a temporary railing of iron} : BURICH, Aug. 2 (via Paris)! Chancetlor von Bethmann-Hotlweg | 76m He a sth 1 Btates Govern. |*¥FMce motormen with good recoms | Kings eet on wooden horses, and |puditcation about conditions in Ger- | See, but imperative as well as just if such emergencies are to be prevented , Roumanian troops which had beer, wilt receive the Greek Mintster to. | test With the BNO: HSE . “| Present time allowances are con. | 7 ate many or anything else, he volun-|in + ” we Inee through this the truck crashed at a) in the future. concentrated at Jasey, near the Russ | morrow, the report maid | me ne Kirk. [tinted whereby surface CONC eee ann tran at on angle| tered to act as Intermediary bes Te rhoomswehdeds Peek seater: Sotores Tranenlvagia Ay): 4 Aug: (via London, | Mw es ateayy CMe, (AM motormen working more than! Qeainat the Drive wall, was detected | tWeen the reporters and. Wie Wife | a (ees ee ; A point to the west of Piatra amd aes Qag fay menting on the Role! Wall according to passengers that 3 olght. but lesa than ten hours: per we . whieh it dear,” he sald, “these gentle 1. Immediate provision for the enlargement and administrative 4 a * nd Kore Gaffney remarked, in the hearing of _ jstong the sidewalk town | és cording to iaformation recelved he arian occupation of Kavala, former Gaftney t : N woutt SY Are paid for ten hours’ work, AMA) an gor about twenty-five feet, and woukl Hike to koow that you! reorganization of the Interstate Commerce Commission, enabling the Joined forces with Russian trope! Premier Venlaclos sald to the Asso. a number of persons, that h Jolevated and subway motormen, con i" 4 directly upon Mr nothing to say. s e wer | Slevated and subway moto CARs y hurled direc pon & C my RS © 5 " »* davalvi it “a from Buckowina slated Press. correspondent S German Mae AYINE OVE) Guctore and guardA Working more] jwerman and sit a ['Naturaliy, after that, the Coun. | commission to deat with the duties now devolving upon it “with a 3 LONDON, Aug Roumanian Meted that the Mulgarians’® White sere Na ain Gnstua jthan seven but less than ten NOUS) apne baby carriage Wan crushed fat} {had nothing to say, All whe] promptness and thoroughness which are with its present constitution and irooye Aen ee Ane le a My a ‘ ex that shy moni not o> | the ey x re iy ie he correctly | fcelve BAY for apg : beneath the wheels and Mra, Ler nan | Part tp then * dant adeated means of action practically impossible j io estenday and o! ot |cupy Kavala would not hold good five Was asked if | The old rate of cente per ROUT] wes crumpled Ul in the wree at ie Co 8 a diploma by: : ese : ‘ accesses, said a Bucharest despatch | days. Thoy lasted just four days 1 would [PAM the frat year to surface motor. Toor the truck ran for @ | 2 Establishment of an eight-hour day as the legal basis alike of ‘ tranamitted from Romo by wireleas| "Can you conceive anything more he aod we: veg uy hapeie ‘men and conductors ts increased to 28] aq gtopped, the demolished carriage, AND THE BIRD DID SINK work and of wages in the employment of all railroad employees engaged tonday. criminal in @ military gense than tho |likte to see the Cermad Hag Sy Jcents, For the Mfth year service the| the baby and the woman atill beneath in operating trains in interstate transportation. The time for the institu: Desperate fighting on the border! action of the Greek General Staff in the White House, What To salt Was) id ia go cents an hour asl is | Fahne ined. by C The Presid jon ‘ mus ub Dy ~ S a vetween Roumanis and Hungary is] lemobiliging three army corps and that t would tke to Belp Maul down | ETT Te igagnt rate ot # cents |" py this time Poilcemen Walter and THE DEEP SEA WHALE! tn of this taw is to be determined by Congress. The President sug: | reported in an i..change T Lee leaving the entire arullery and other | the English fag —- hse Write [18 the tenth year the pay will be 22] Ackermen, who had raced after the — — gested no date. | ER PIRI RP pRB gl EINE ca aa ee ei ceenrocttritiah, Mir. |*ht® Matead of 38 conte, and af ltruck from One Hundred and Pitty) Avast With Your Tales of Aeros 3. Authorization of the appointment by the President of a commis- The Roumanians, the message says, | of tue Bulgarians | Mouse ta victously prosktrith Mil yeare the Wage will be M Jeight Street, came up. They crawled Fighting U-Bo: Here heion 4y resul h nticat f the eight-t d lroad are making furious efforts ty cap- Wiison reads the London ‘Times and) \ONU8 Ve nS a9 cat Reese ease alli le ighting ats—Here’s a | sion to study results in the application of the eight-hour day to railroa i The French 5 AnoU! t heuie , ath relieve | Whereas 18 & cents niter truck and go \ ssa? . ae A ‘ = age ‘ ture the important mountain Dassen arte, French official announcement | yao Host aml would rather belle | tevated and Muay ma omen | cna tha baby eut ef the chase Real OM Salty Yarr jors like tor the men and for the roads; the investigators to report At the first declaration of he = Uli i . ny} whe sda lll eal ined ele the first year pay is increased from | watter, not waiting for an anee,| HOSTON, Aug. 28—"Acror tu Congress at the earliest possible date, but without recommendation dies 80,000 Roumantan troops startet | Bulgarians had occupied all the forts) jonn G. Simon, who bee y ve toward the ‘Transylvaniafat Kavala except K x mh my whine cons | M tO HF COREE the Aveyoar Fay from’) commandeered the POD IOE OAS oy bow ‘dont - vs to legislative action. bs vie 7s Sie a aA Sy Efe y I eS ee I. Howton, 82 2 to. and the pay for the elahth, [of Saverio Peloso 96 Kaw * wan y fr the tooker ; soe tn ae . og an . i Wad: 140.000: then CASES OF OF FOUR CARMEN Hess : eu doar from M7 Led cents to a2 After t J treet, and et Mrs, Ber ys ago during the v trom | Comission of treight t such additional expenditures soe Fentonio & 2 jhe amakine Foam Ae FEstertk lhe wawe te raised from 4 to 421-3] inet which was already Hull, b which ave officers and 1 4 eps ready to meet this force vite yout two days ou m Wink he baby Bedieatig of rt [by the roads as are ren by ption of the eight-hour day, | are the man} ent? to the W ) Heigl y nan ope © witness what} te eee ies, Rhaslicpicl Sace cc hin As wer ‘ ee Levee Lena T0 60 10 ARBITRATION al rs * Rl Ls Mc 5) tae rotora on elevated and aub-| ope drive: of the truck was Baward | they described here to-day as @ stl §. Amendment of the Federal law which provides for the mediation, In @ swift advance on the two ‘Tran- a At shot Lape der ire 1 eiac| WAY Une now receive from 28 to 25) tyehton, of No. 4837 Martha Avena g battle 1 conciliation and arbitration of such controversies as the present by adding apes te ’ ! etle eins _ vt] thers | tame o w Laniely ¥ . ‘ r ew r 1 res * ~ y sam Tie tvanian cities of Hermannaiadt and | Hedley Will Reinstate Four Othe a o remark, among them | ‘ per hour, The new rate in| Woodlawn He was arreated . Heald Chey saw | nrovision that in case methals of accommodation now provided should ‘ b 1 After Strike, H Pe from 28 to 28 gent Jing on and the W tay to be walls or]? f Kronstadt. It ts there forces whieh ismissad After Strike, J United sta 1 General Witla ke ak aaa Haag * . wince fi up and down, as it a) tail a tall public investigation shall be instituted and completed before a 1 engaged the Toutons in tio orien: | Tells Union Committe F. Pike, returning from his pow Palani aie aera raat CL ule bird to attack | st 1 lawfutty be attempted thurm Paas, fifteen miles from Hers) : Lectin Gari min the ott soa y ty reat bint wore attack | strike or lockout may Lowially be attempted, Mannatadt, and In the passor a fow enisattonti ger Hedley af the Now ieee to & NeW Fate at 22 to 2d conte por NO BITTERNESS W GERMANY. iiees be : ae mt 6, Empowering the President, in case of military necessity, to take ee from Kronstadt | York Rathwaya Comp and a come] r & " ed " iS i io , Ming ‘ ‘ (eis . * Maeapatoh from Rome says that |tmittes from the Steet Carmens’ Une] GIRL OF 15 TRIES TO DIE. EN TO ELECT ACTING TRUS. |™! Ae Wetemds| actack, @ lungs black, rounded body] contro! of such portions und rolling stock of the railways as may be re- King Ferdinand of Roumania totay | ion he hoy Gs Al Organiaer | marucatie.il ‘ TEES TO-MORROW. | Hi lewever. ; "i ; quired for military ind to operate them for military purposes with satinue meat to dive « Pye propen mendment te the Le @ tev the apestators | r : i left Buoharat tor tho front to take mi or a + aft ruoen ooatlny | had The (prog Ss ae ai te Sy Ainarian} hoe 8 Hare Y “4 ve Fauthority to dratt into the military service of the country such train crews Y. Wwir CONfEPENces PelAtlve he mon Aployee' ny ssoclation, creat © 4 q command * the army ; : " years, of No] on? : Le Bay broke “ aan showed! and administrative officials as circumstances require. Tee Roumenian troop movement ta | discharad by the company ainoe the | years, of No ling thin departmental truatens, wil sinite . . rd like clockwork, (he Latrike was settled three weeks ago. |! Aa taken bo) ie ratified by the mon on sept, os! ° that tleures were tho A Rreat) . 4 ‘ ee caylee received here to-day | ‘The casox of elsht men wer oon lied fading [and tormo Se tha amanlatica wilh . with large Ane and a whal «| TEXT OF PRESIDENT'S SPEECH indloated, King Ferdinand’s armios, | sidered at (he last mowting Mp Het Fotuaal ot her| Olivet acting trustees to serve until the wha y ay Ae eran Killed, The President sald . . : almost completely mobiiized and | toy malt today he had droid to ry at Hat date —_ = I have come to you to seek vour assistance in dealing with a very awaiting the Word of war, we in wid Wot ' Phe Waite Morea se y ” N, ¥ UN | a Shot one * r alin sve siination yas arisen out of the demand of the employees of to atrike auicht the otters a ‘ ation “ str as wUNION oO ‘ \ ' bd pare the Roumanian General " tore \ Se) | stad \ ' Fitegeraht of Carmen's teat ten he sy wih wa » railroads engaged in freight train service that they be granted an eight: determined to stare ie lator eau wn) Ho dinchiarwed a H : oe 4 ar ald whe a ned of t ‘ ae ' ‘ r working day, safeguarded by payment for an hour and a half of paign. ‘ 1 rw ae ha ake Ag Why anh dra tie | NOMRSMNTEN emer have nen Vite Saver Petes tet weal Gwntons A) oevioe dor ewery hour of work beyond the eight, QERMANY HAD ANTICIPATED conniins ba tes a ed erica ri mel onouat ty know that this ts for the! 4 ¥ aKa wi ervice lor ever work beyond the eigl : MOVE BY ROUMANIA Wichils proms i | ' ft hoop am. They fa ave t \ " Vhe matter has been agitated tor more than a year, The public nas. ermans acted with equal tie unton > koow that unionts as brought them plot» * 4 hy rade th the d ands of th en and the U The G La os PU von « : tor yw nto the een made familiar with the demand i a mn id bleeds ments urged FOR RACING BER PAGES 2 AND © Qh) uid ae Gm Klean aa oe \Contamued un Second Page.) aside. ee in favor of them, and even more tamillar with the objections of the rall-