The evening world. Newspaper, December 27, 1916, Page 2

| | “Colonial Premiers Summoned! Railways egg _ INTO WAR COUNCIL) HELD UP FOR TEST and Government Agree It Won't Go Into Effect Jan. 4. to London as Promised by Lloyd George. MAY TALK ABOUT PEACE.} WORKERS NOT TO LOSE. Possible Conditions of Termi-|Roads to Pay if Supreme Court nating War Included in Holds Adamson Bill Is Topics for Discussion. Constitutional. Formal notice was served to-day Brotherbood employees throughout the country that the AMameon Elght Hour Law will not be put into effect on January 1 and that, pending the decision of the United States Supreme Court, the accounts of the roads will be “kept in much a manner that, if the consti- tutionality of the Eight Hour bill be upheld, the men shall promptly receive any back pay due under the decision of the court.” Two months ago Tho Evening World announced that such an ar- rangement would be entered Into be- tween the attorneys for the Gov- ernment and the railroads, Some of the leading lawyers of the country argued at that timo that the Govern- ment could make no such arrange- ment with a bill passed by Congress and that the law would have to go into effect Jan. 1, whether or not the railroads Nked it. When the railroads, however, showed a determination to test the Dians for concemtration and consecr®-| on 980,000 tion of all Bngtang's efforts for war @re continuing. The usual Christmas holidays taken by members of the Ministry were overlooked by the Lloyd George Cabinet. Pursuant to the promise made in at the earliest possible conference will con- ‘what further action we can take order to achieve an early triumph for the ideals they share with us.” ‘The conference ts spevifically called in the Secretary for the Colonies’ message “to consider urgent questions affecting the prosecution of the war, possible conditions on which, in agree: “BaTAN CALLS ALL 350,000 NOTIFIED DR BECKER JAILED HER DOMINONS | EIGHT-HOUR LAW IS. BY HS EX-WIFE ON THE EVENING WORLD, WED FAMOUS PROPHETESS WHO DEAD IN PARIS; Charges Attempt to “Railroad” Him to South Dakota and Will Fight. Sheriff Carlton of Minnehaha Count- ty, South Dakota, arrived in New York to-day with a warrant issued, on complaint of Mra. Jennie T. B. Becker, by @ municipal justice of Sioux Falls, calling for arrest of Dr. Philip G. Becker, of No, 146 West Eightleth Street on a charge of per- | sury: | On his way to New York Sheriff) Carlton stopped over at Albany and obtained from Gov. Whitman an; “O. K." of tho warrant, which, the| sheriff asserted, is equivalent to an! authorization of extradition, because there are no Grand Juries in South Dakota and the warrant has the force , of an indictment, | Dr, Becker, who is prominent on the | West Side and was at one time presi- dent of the West Side Taxpayers’ As- sociation, Was arrested at his home| by Detective Birmingham and taken | to the Criminal Courts Bullding where | hs caso was turned over to Assistant District Attorney Embree, ‘The doctor telephoned for a lawyer and announc- ed that he would fight the attempt to “railroad” him to South Dakota, as ho called It. Jonnie T. B, Becker was formerly the wife of Dr. Becker and their} domestic diMculties have kept the courts of Greater New York busy at times during the last three years. | Mrs, Hecker recently obtained a MIME, DE THEBES, FAMOUS MODERN SEERESS, IS DEAD ment with our allies, we could as- gent to its termination, and prob- lems which would then immediately ” FLAG SAVES U. S, STEAMER FROM U-BOAT ATTACK The formal announcement of the Sacramento, Carrying Wheat to) ployees in printed statements posted France, Held Up, but Is Al- in all the yards, assembly rooms, ata- : 4 d roundhouses of the lowed to Proceed. hater rape railroads this morning. HAVRE, Dec. 27.—Capt. Plater of] At the same time it was intimated the American steamer Sacramento, | that there is to be no compromise be- who arrived here from Buenos Aires|tween the rouds and the Brotherhood with 4 cargo of wheat, reporta that! chiefs. There are to be no attempts at he was stopped in tho English Chan-| reconciliation when the Brotherhood nel by a German submarine. The! | chiefs and railway managers formally commander of the U-boat ordered) meot to-morrow at the Grand Central. him on board with his papers and) 4 month ago both sides were in- r examining them sald: clined to bury the past and conciliate You are carrying wheat, which hs another by overtures, Even A. constitutionallty of the law, Attorney General Gregory agreed to what ts practically a stay of its operation. The Brotherhood lawyers have had no part in this agreement and tho Brotherhoods themselves have only tacttly assented to It consider contraband of war, t0/B. Garretson, before he left here on France. It is lucky for you that your|a long holiday, had looked ahead and ship is American, otherwise we should {seen something approaching a “per- have torpedoed you with great pleas-|fect understanding.” But that vista ure. You can proceed. Good luck to/has# been overshadowed by more re- you.” cent occurrences, and to-morrow's LANDON, Dec, 21.—Liloyd's reports the sinking of the Norwogian steam meeting gives promise of a revival of the conditions that led to the abrupt ship Sno, 23 tons gross. leavetaking of the cariler confer- LENE Oe n c ERNE ences, BERLIN HEEDS SPAIN'’S PLEA.| 3 ‘act, the brotherhoods claim there is no use in thelr meeting to- morrow since both sides are just Germans Said to Have Repatrinted Many sians. where they were lust September—the LONDON, Dec, 27.—King Alfonso of jone Dditterly opposed to giving ten Spain has persuaded the German Gov-|hours' pay for eight hours’ work, ernment to repatriate a lurke number of Belgian workmen who were deported into Germany, according to 4 Mudrid despatch to the Radio Agency. dospatch says that the Spanish jor at Berlin hag telegraphed Ne home Government to this effect and instructed to continue his | efforts #0 #8 to obtain the live ution | the other bent on having the full benefits of the Adamson law in spite of some of its disagreeable features. The chiefs are having difficulty holding the men together, and spo- radic walkouts are already threat- ened, greatest number possible of Belgians. “No man can tell,” said FP. R. Cun- etic, «angen ningham, one of the brotherhood QUIET ON FRENCH FRONT, | workers, “wnat is in the minds of Warren 5. Stone and W. G, Lee at fy} this time, They know the men are impatient, The probability of the law night was) being declared unconstitutional is by ce sient se cae (Wergun means a remote one. I still be- Sith) White the artillery was lieve that the rallroads are bluting tive, says today's announceme nt more aay foam they over did. % from the War Office are playing for time ver ne Right now they Lieut. Herteaux on Dec. 24 brought: Want to enter into a new working Hown his fourteenth airplane, between {agreement but their lawyers can’r Chauines an Hyencourt-le-Grand | see it that way. Maybe this confer. {south of the Somme) tence won't be a blow-up after all.” WINTER COATS At less than cost A good selection left from which to choose good, serviceable Photo from . divorce in Sioux Falls. ‘The complaint on which the war- rant was issued recites that Dr. Becker, in an affidavit defending a sult brought against him by his wife involving property rights, swore falsely as to real estate and other assets which they held jointly and to which she lays claim in part. The Beckers were married in 1890, Mra, Becker was a daughter of James Brady, a wealthy contractor, and had a fortune in her own right, which was increased in 1896 by the will of her father, The pair, according to al- legations made at various times by Mrs. Becker, entered into a partner ship agreement to pool her real es- tate and real estate purchased with the profits of the doctor's work. ted in 1912, A year ker sued her husband for separation, Other lawsults grew out of this Finally Mrs, Becker went to South Dakota and obtained a divorce, Dr. ker says he ts prepared to carry his resistance to the South Dakota warrant to the Court of Ap) PAJAMA CLAD PRELATE GRAPPLES WITH THUG Burglar Escapes From Aged Arch- bishop Messmer and Leaps Through Window. MILWAUKEE, Dec, 27.—An aged Archbishop attired In his pajamas, in hot pursuit of a burglar who*had](y pave reigned will reign (this con- tampered unwisely with the prelate’s| corny the Archduke Ferdinand, later wine cellar, were the centra! char- | 4, ated June 28) acters in a near tragedy just disclosed ngland must wateh Claimed save Pe Have Foretold Eu- ropean War and Other Great World Events. PARIS, Dec, 27.—The world’s most famous modern day seeress, Mme. do Thebes, 1s dead. She had not boen as successful at foretelling the future during the last two years, at least her prophecies of future world events did not come as near to the mark in 1915 and 1916 as they did in years gone by. Mme. de Thebes always claimed to have foretold the famous Cailleux trial and the asyassination of the Archduke Ferdinand at Sarajevo, which started the European war, She cited also foretold this world conflict. In 1913: Mme. de Thebes correctly foretold an automobile accident to Aristide Briand; the death and scandal surrounding Armand Deper- dussin, quarrels between the Kaiser iene the Crown Prince, and made these strange comments which were taken by her admirers to-day as showing she sensed the coming European confiic “Austria will be decely “Open hostility between Germans 1s approaching. “Who thinks he will reign will not relgn, and @ young man who was not 4. Slavs and “BE for by the police. enemy inside more than outsid Archbishop Messmer was able to} In 1914 the secress made the wrong drive off the thug who had started to] predic tion of “a happy year for rifle the otfice of the archdlo France." This was before the Euro- The thief had entered the arehi-|poan war began in August, She did, episcopal residence during the day| however, foretell a new Pope and and hid in the wine cellar, While} “pag days" for England, Waiting for night be opened wine, & In 1915 she failed on what was When le was guing through the house he woke the Archbishop. ‘The man led with the Archbishop, then lenping through a plate glass window, HE ROBBED FORTY HOMES, SAYS “MATINEE BURGLAR” Brooklyn Youth, jparently a prediction dismemberment of G or disappearance of for peac n nany, death the Kiser, 1 | brilliant future for Belgium, religious hit war in England; and Jon Maly's war entrance |newal of fAghting str nd labor troubles in DEEP MYSTERY IN HOW WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH the mark Dia's re financla Who Surrendered When Detectives Threatened to Shoot, Confesses. ere Accident, Says Jersey Coroner, Per- Charles Ortner, eighteen years old, bs of No, 1090 Lafayette Avenue, Brook mitting Removal of Mrs. lyn, who surrendered early this morn Green's Body. ARE ASAE. ABA ON OURAINE, 018 | hough County Detective Edward thre ned to shoot, confessed that he Ih iranian sald osday TE ” § hax robbed forty homes in the Hod- | ne Koay De WAR OONs ford section of Hrooklyn during tho] Yiced Mrs, Lilian C, Green, house last two months. Keeper and manager of the Lake Den- Rehat ical (alist pein aan Ware coiialh mark Hotol, near Dover, N. J., had ted in the attertoun between 3 eng | Lied Of burns accidentally recelyed in 6 o'clock and th Hrooklyn di . | the hotel, Prosecutor Carleton KR. Reed tives seeking the expressed th “Matinee Bu belief that the would never be solved, niet called him the mystery The Prosecu- wearing @ stick pin taken warm coats as low as OVER 509 SUITS & DRESSS rly hulf their former A large varlety of styles and fabrics. Le Curious! Visit our Showrooms You will no' be urged to buy The values is Jor themselves. 507 FIFTH AVE. sis NY. Address Dow, T12 for Pree 'stalog, No Mall Orders Filled at Sale FORETOLD THE WAR her statements to prove she} her}. NESDAY, STOCKS GO DOWN AGAIN FOLLOWING AN EARLY RALLY. ' Bond Purchases, However, | Heavy, Totalling $3,337,- 500 for the Day. Following a strong rally the Stock Exchange to-day, in the course of which many’stocks were sold at jhigher prices than those recoried for the same stocks yesterday, the mar- ket sagged and closed weak, al- {though some of the standard in- dustrials and raijroads gained value in the day's trading The speculators and investors dealt in only 897,000 sha & small mar- ket in these times, but bond pur- chases wore heavy, eregating 93,- 7,500, At the opening the indica- |tions favored a boom market. United ‘States Steel went up to ,109 1-2, an advance of 9 3-8 points over the low figure touched tn last week's panicky market. All copper on DECEMBER 327, Are, 1916. CARRANZASILENT, BAR IMMIGRANTS LANE ACTS TO END AFTER WAR ADVICE MENICAN PARLEY. GIVEN SIENTTS Secretary of a ae Calls Prospective influx | From Meeting for This Week of | Zu rope Would Menace U. S.,_ | American Commissioners. Says Prof. Ward. WASHINGTON, Dee. In ial Immigration from Europe aiter the absence of any reply ‘from Gen. Car-! close of the war will offer serious ranza to the insistence of the Ameri- 3 problems for the people o! , can Commissioners that he ratify or | &eblems for the people of the t | réJect the protocol signed at Atlantic States nding to Dr. Robert De ¢ City, Secretary Lane, Chairman of the Ward of Harvard, who was one of to- American Commissioners, took the | day's principal speakers at the chief first step to-day toward closing the meeting of the American Association negotiations. He sent to Dr. J. Re for the Advancement of Scien The Mott and Judge George Gray, the| scientists uso heard instructive talks | other members of the Amé¥ican com- | on thegubjects of daylight saving and mission, requests to meet him here the metric system and about one hun- some time this week. At that meet-/ dred other subjects. ing there will be agreed pon the de-| Dr. Ward and his fellow seekers tails for, bringing to an end the con-/atter the lixnt had large audiences ferences of the Mexican-American /in all of the bulidings at Columbia Joint Commission. | University, while many othe: ions The only communication from the} were In progress in various parts of Mexicans received to-day was a note|the city. This afternoon from 4} kK until 6 the members of the as- | Secretary of the Mexican | o’el stocks showed strong advances, O11| from the Seer | ' ‘ o vhich | s¢ yn and its affiliated bodies will stocks were not so lively they were | ‘ ‘ommission, sent last night, in which : by ittees of | re “1 it was said that no reply from Gen,|have tea served by committees jin yesterday's market, but Mextcan sived at each of the meetin, inte. | Petroleum, in the face of reports in- | Carranza siebearatatet vat from the} in the Ward address the speaker |dicating that the United States ts ¢ An unsolicited statemet ‘om the : i oat s ad Btates ls to) sate Department to-day said that| insisted that the people of the United |sever relations with Carranza, gained 21-4 points. | Later, Mexican Petroleum took a big tumble. This development fol- ‘lowed the publication of a statement |by Secretary of State Lansing that |the relations between the United States and the de facto Government of Mexico are not satisfactory. Mercantile Marine, which slumped | |after Premier Lioyd |tion that Great Brits take control of her vuipping, jumped up 21-4 points soon after the opening to-day, There were two ex-| planations, One is that Great Britain has es tablished a patrol line of protected and disguised cruisers clear TOSS the North Atlantic which is adequate to protect shipping from submarine attacks. The other js that a man wh» held 25,000 shares of Mercantile Marine on Which he had taken a pa- per profit of $1,000,000 has finally suc- ceeded in disposing of his holdings at the sacrifice his million in paper profits and a h y loss besides, With this heavy seller out of the market, it ig claimed, to-day's rally was natural. Closing Quo With net ¢ tions, es (rom previoun closing, Allis Chalmers tee Pay Woollen P Butte & sition ‘al, Detroloun. fat Petmbeun iv Central Leather nee Bes BPECCLER E- CHICAGO WHEAT AND MARKET, | States should encourage the European | unrest in northern Mexico is growing | at home and help butid ]1t declared it had information that | races to stay large groups of bandits are on the| Up their own devastated lands after |rampage and that the situation “is | the war, He advocated sirict laws to leuch as to give the department fresh | Tegulute and restrain the flood of im concern.” migration that would come in spite Assurances have been given Briga- | of the need of sate countries fo’ dier General Bell, at El Paso, by) thelr own men sth deerial ; Mexican military officers, that every | “It is in. the 4 Plat effort will be made to prevent sniping | Visable,” he Aa for us dtl from the Mexican side of the boundry | @8y such influx © ABB Slade line as » recently directed at! ## will make the process of assimita Kentucky guardemen tion any more difficult than it already General Bel! reported to-day he | js, We all know that the s ation believed there would be no further | wineady discouraging enou trouble. Mention was made in the fi ‘ mer dispatch of a similar Instance, Dr. Ward uddod t the leant fi ported previously, when the Mexican in Europe are the ones most likely to officer commanding the patrol d come to this country tricts affected was jailed in Juares| ay) one ne sald, “who cares about by the colonel commanding at; i! " eos 4 P Guadalupe and apologies. made to|the future of the American rac the American officials |to view with concern the probable leffect of the war upon the physical Pacts: With) mental and moral condition of our i} s. There fll be a very de MEXICO CITY, De: Contirma. | ml i Me nab aie Rot tion was received here t Grithereee|orneecmecrmn tt ey etc monu: SEND) port that ( Luis Herrera, in com- | the ropean populations now at war mand of a vernment force, had been | Great numbe of sold ‘8, although killed in battle with Villa bandits near! not vctually afflicted with any specif Reg Misease, will eventually come to the Flee | Sali Attack by| Uni States maimed, — crippled, v ers. wounded, enfeebled by tliness or ex LAREDO, Tex. Dec. 27-—-Many " prominent families are leaving Saltillo, presented Mexico, fearing an attack on the elty was on th by Villa followers, who are reported in and the that vicinity, according 10 passengers who arrived here to-day urgei the f obth in the United State Mr. Kune vid that 4 co Arratia s Seo} or the system to ® any paaiee Sees effect in this country its adoption EL PASO, Dec. 27.—Major Francisco | must be onal movement Arratia, Secretary to Gov. Arnulfo Gon | zales of Chihuahua, has been sentenc to death by a military court in Juares, GIRL FORGETS ADDRESS, | BUT REMEMBERS HAME It Wax reported hee to-day. Arrutia Waa arrested in connection with the Raoul Loya fatal shooting Monday of Chief of Police of Juarez } “Lillian Moder” Found W andering | ON EXPORTS OF 2,000,000" Hosplla mitt ty years , Hage uid hot remem ns Reach 6 7-8 Cents a Bush Was found wan- Report Great Britain Has No One Hundred | iecalcri pial Peace fand und Columbus | Hope of Early Peace, Avenue about clock this morning CHICAGO, Dee, 27.-Big export salea| by Patrolman Braveman of the West resulted to-day in a steep advance for!One Hundredth Street Station Gains reached 67-8 cents a} e sald hor name was J en Moder, but could not give any d unsettled, but 83!ther account of herself. She nta not high with Aluy taken to nicker Hospital, 1,738-8, und July at 1411- The xirh bs Ny FAcinahes'l Vatimated Europe had taken {| tal, Weighs about 10 pounds aad | 000,000 bushels or more within the has gray eyes, She wore w sfour hours, ‘Traders ap- guit, black velvet hat, white walst|s peared to be much impressed with ad 3 Huo stripes | vices indicating Great Britain was; With red and blue sirives, and tan stron asures to protect lace she | shipping and to facilitate exports from | thin sife of the Atlantle. Another cause for the rise was said to be inside gavices that Wasaingtoa saw no hope of early peace, _ ~ GOING UP. High cost of monkeys is worry | ing the Public Health Service, 80 W. 40th St. | which nevds them Jor experi- Sole ownership and management of | fia founder, LOUIS BUSTANODY ments. LIST— | | Pag OVER YOUR CHRISTMAS Gi if you haven't Ort overlooked someone whom you should have remembered. Every- from the han of Gamuel Holden at | to? added that he was sure the wo- when body does it in the rush and excitement of No. 1223 Hurhwick Avenue when he | 24! Was not a victim of foul play. Oven, Hig Chye, and you jon. Check back your was arrested. Me carried with him al The statement which ‘Thomas W. 1a US Te tele have unintentionally slighted, then make a bee line for a LOFT i ORE, note book containing @ list of all pe | Morphy, proprietor of the hotel, made eats Ilia + yourself for New Y: houses he had entered and a deserip tlon of the articles he had taken to tne authorities after three hours | 1 nie ( ane for To-Morrow, Thursday, Dec. 28th Srsiciee he. of conference with them yesterday, | Wi Ma 4 ‘ . Rip iter ty y Show 0 Jas that be was awakened —aboui| M's Jur q iy ‘ " i3 Motion pictures with talks by Federal |$,,crl0ek Sunday morning, by | ini ae c and State agricultural exports will be | mi it he found Mra. 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