The evening world. Newspaper, March 16, 1917, Page 12

4 al : e THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, M4“ROH 16, 1917, SSS STAAL (WESTION [9 (sei salttiatitnscow tte] svststermacic meranctsd | Rac'stmoseaen ate SUBMARINES SHELL SHIP [MAY WHEAT JUMPS 4 CENTS.) | travelling public and in position to| it be nec AS CREW TAKES T0 BOATS Strike bats wich X Selling: three-year. fud’ seventy yards, *Jeck Hs Vermak. 1nd: J 108 ary to call upon them.” | parted for their hom CHICAGO, March 16.—May wheat | Jexplain their stand | The railroad managers take the| atrike in motion at the | Furthermore, the union oMfciais | stand that inasmuch as the Supreme| time, unless « ‘ 1 jumped 4 cents in the wheat pit to-da | PUT \)P 10 CABINET state, the history of railroad strikes | Court has not passed on the Adamson | Sinki ni ind' cloned at 418, the ‘highest. figure shows that the railroads have been | ht Hour Bill and thelr proposition Sinking of British Steamer by Gun-| of the 4: on rumors circulated h Hf be ket BY PRESIDENT WILSON able (0 maintain thelr passenger ser. | to have the wiole eight-hour question | Sines has established his headquar-| fire Reported to Washington by | thet the 1 trike had he ce to & greater or lens degre |teferred to the Goethals Co f . Other wheat futures advanced, vice to a greater or leas degree referred to the Goethals Commission | ters at the Herald Snare Ho Mt asd, Consul at Hull Other 'wheat “futures ‘advance | FIGURE ON WINNING WITHOUT . nm hasli¢ the strike is called, wi T) | —_— Keep the freshness " but too late to check the market by CALLING OUT ALL MEN been rejected by the unions, they|charge of the situation in this dis-| WASHINGTON, March 16.—The] the close. The World's Greatest | ‘ ee of (Continued from First Page.) ‘The strike order states that the [&ve reached the outer mit of con-| trict. British steamer Lucy Anderson was ITEMS FOR INVESTORS External Remedy. youth pes union employees of approximately cession. While they are not as welll BLOW AT GREAT YARDS IN ST. |reported sunk in a despatch recelved| inher Prontunarine corporation | t let © few gray, haire thirty raflroad systems bad been fortified against @ atrike as they were LOUIS AND CHICAGO. to-day from Consul Hathaway at| Year ended Dec, 11—-Net profitts, $25%,-| you look old before tne untons have planned to continue) nied and had decided in favor of aj i@st summer, when they had strike-| Sines was joined at the Herald| Hull, by two submarines by meang| 70% equal to 61-94 per cent. on $409; your time. all passenger, mail, express and milk | PO oC A" » the order wan is. | Preakers mobilized all over the coun-| gauare Hotel this afternoon by Vice|f Sunfire, which was continued all ini piecing soldat service for five days after freight ped hd 4 ft oth r{ tty they have not been idie in the during t) : -—. | Hay’s Hair Health orews and yardmen @ the ser. | Sued, and that the employees of other) tt” . ve Presidents Montgomery of the en- ig the time the crew was taking! westinghouse Airorake Co.—Dividend hike as “4 via the act of going on atrike ie | *VStems Would fall into line lia enetastnaity a they are preparing | gineers, Gregg of the conductors and|to the boats, ‘The Consul’s despatch |of So srtrent lin mocks ania quarterly brings ee od oes deuieea | ‘The language of the order indicates SLC RAIL ROKOe Ie abe GIVING Wark of the firemen, representing the | followa: ciara of ue a share in cash, pay: hasureus, | The strike order is lang.and in. | that the union leaders are figuring NOTICE OF EMBARGOES other three brotherhoods. As the! “British steamer Lucy Anderson,|March 20. : ‘ th 7 "| trike without y | ‘ ters will be| Hartiepoo! —— Hote dye: welved. Much dpate is * {pre hat they will win the strike without) "ot ods east of the Mississippi | St?ike spreads headquarte pool to Gothenburg, with coal,| gisndard Gerew Co-Extra dividend piss at’ dee lplaining that a five-da ay on | Calling out the union men on all the 4 | opened in Boston, Philadelphia, Pitts-/sunk sixty miles north of Rattray|of 60 per cent. on common stock, pas Vor Wilsy & Sataples 0 peat Philo: | passenger, milk, mall and expr lines in the country. By « system of River are giving notice of embargoes) wurgh, Chicago and other railroad! Head, March 12, Gunfire from two|able March 31 to stock of record of ‘or Friday ‘aturday Only. | service will t oft nd to add public and th | Progressive stagnation of freight tra Mc | @ainst acceptance of freight. These) centres, | submarines; no evidence of nationail.| M4 °% _ || they expect to bring the railroad man-|¢™bargoes are of varlour degrees,! Wile the strike onlers contemplate | ty; no warning; ship did not resist or] International Mercantile Marine Co. agements to @ disposition to grant the | #ome limiting the refusals to perisha-. tieing up only the New York Central!attempt to escape, but was shelled Declared an initial dividend of 2 per eight-hour day without interfering | Die nae inthe pein Petileger lines, east and west, and iD elt continuousiy while the crew took to| April 14 to stock of record of March 29 with the passenger, mail, express and, Pave put © pee js more and Ohio to-morrow night, and/the boats and rowed away; no meas- ‘ = 7 at | milk trains. ‘That 1s why the atrike|Kinds of freight. Orders were issued|1ringing in the other great aystems|ures for safety of the crew; no pas. | — petted nue eae T de ARNUNE Co. |has been divided into zones, these) @t 1 o'clock this afternoon by the) at ptated Intervals, later the bi j Sengers; crew of eighteen escaped un. | cent, payable April 2 to stock of ree- zones to be affected at twenty-four-| New York Central Ratiroad, instruc-| movement of the brotherhoods will |injured. After four hours in. boata | 0d of March 17, UR clothes have a reputa- IBD | pour intervais ae ete Ae Dey tee aan Je atrike ie declared, to pars | Oy one picked up and landed at| columbia 3084 : : : : " trike © nat the, that on account of threatened labor ize the t railroad tranefer| ° © Rican, | ended Dec, 31 tion for their lasting quali- it tent phe ik sere ean craitelttopile, no tralght tude wokid 6 bl dere ie chisags la Ber Lovie Placido Dearce, aboard as cook $1,187,475; increase, $776,835, ‘and ties. Service and comfort are SILK DRESSES Splendid Quality. Specially Priced 515 Our former price was $22.50. eee aaa 1 per cent. on stock, com- ing for fourteen months for a aettle- | Teceived until further notice. Similar These are the two great gateways CLOSING QUOTATIONS 6 per cent. In 1915. Some are hand- : y BS , " —_— component parts of their ment of their demands while almost | @¢tion was announced by the Erie as! between the West and the East, A 1 BUCTA . somely einbroidered combination of fect tailorin HE | every workingman in other lines has| having become ¢ |atrike order would leave thousands | with net chan te HOT SPRINGS ENTRIES. in silk or metallic combination of perfect tailoring, | recelved increased wages. ‘The con- Every effort ot loaded freight cars standing in} 4. ¢», threads. materials, design and_ general | cluding paragraph of the order reads: | Perating managers to get their | these yards, With the yards blocked ‘her Ber ect fRAE BACH. Selling: Uyien rarolde and, yo. SAMPLE SUITS utility. Confining our efforts to Ht | “It was decided not to call a cleared before the strike (it would be practically impossible for | Am (oy. i" Ng Aa |S AR A We have a limited the producti f h clothes [/iM | nation-wide strike if it oan be particularly in yards at | the raiiroads, even with a consider. | Am. H, & Leather jig. sheer, 0: Becketes, iter Leitens war ad e p luction of such clo | avoided, and our word to that , central points where blockades ‘abie percentage of loyal employees and| Am: Loeomerita Th + S| OBL dee Da 110, ‘ Serge and Gabardine and making them in large quan- | effect has been given to the | Would add to the transportation {military protection, to move trains |A™ §m..& ef Be + a Haas W Canty, 198 Suit. 50 tities, we are able to give our customers President of the United Stat peralysie, Coal and food trains | for the distribution of trame requires| A, "Wats. ae Sw Speciel AO® ‘ 4 ‘ \ | are being pushed to their des- | that these yards be kept clear except | Auacoma Mining. + % i values not ordinarily available. | ra ve rene Or we verses IO tNe: |) Saat as a mbae SRRAEL By Alt MetUAlLD fe CBE Aeheeh a my iS Q e and House of Representa- RAILROADS STILL WILLI To for freigh iy 5 | w i Wh + 1% a Early comers will get the ben Receive UNION WEADS. | MANY MINOR UNION LEADERS 1a Ww sy Er 1 cle, 3 of a wider selection, and i ecetoa tas BROKAW BROTHERS “It it bovomes necessary, how- | ane cineteen executives of the ral SHOW “COLD FRET.” SR TBH Teh #48 accra tars tustian: || Wore G | ever, to leave the service on any | aa o| W.G. Lee, spokesman of the broth- | ie ae g- sat tpmand: me furlong Ychille % H road systems of the country, who! » tae, \ Le te. ol a at Bg oy or cnuler 1457-1463 BROADWAY | Property, we will not hesitate to | for the conteronce committee, went |@Fhood chiefs, admitted to-day that [Gime sumo |.) bag Bt Kiss Henaies “412: Weetabette,.” Coats. Suits Gowns AT FORTY-SECOND STREET call upon nec* | into session at 9 o'clock this morning|™Many of the minor leaders of the |‘! Pit aye “| F ! 379 Fifth Ave., Sh? pns'* £ | ry to make this movement @ | at Grand Central Terminal. Elisha| Unions all through the country have 3° £8 -— 3 |x rah a ed panianate success, and while it was neces- | tie ine chairman, wid. shown symptoms of “cold feet” be- my Sy 2] ry for some system or group of ‘We will remain in session here | cause they fear they may be tmpris- |‘ tad get 'y| to male th firet_our | until 6 o'clock to-night. If the lead-|oned for interfering with interstate hs i | - 2 z rs of the brotherhoods want to con-|traffic and seeking to Influence the gest Popular Price Garment House in New York |) fo- with us our doors are open to{action of the United States Supreme them, but we have not sent them an| Court. Lee maintained, upon the best North. if. | a Invitation to any further conferences. | of legal authority, he said, that the | Ine. We feel that we have done all we) strike cannot be questioned as an {l- | [Illinois Central le © could, It might be, in the course of | legal or disloyal act. ipter,. Vener the day, that the brotherhood lead-| To what extent New York would be | Kennecott Copoer Bes! R sixty days we have told the people of Greater New York ‘ through our advertising that the best and cheapest food to buy is th - thi: ers would drop over here from the | Cut off from fuel, food and milk sup- the ten cent loaf of 6 Ave. Corner 18 Street Belmont Hotel for @ talk on the| Plies in case of a strike 1s problemati- | jf situation. cal. Some say within five days the | 2 Sree res “If they don't we shall break | city would be near famine conditions, up our meeting at 6 o'clock afd | Embargoes already have been pre- BROOKLYN NEW YORK NEWARK immediately start for our home | pared on all except emergency ship- |S jens to protect our proper: | ments, and extreme limitations are| \ Featured at All Three Stores Saturday ties. We stand on our offer to | put on foodstuffs and coal. ’ refer the matter in dispute to the Visitors to New York have taken WARD’S BREA %| ist *| ° ° ° Goethals Committee. We cannot {alarm and all the hotels report an (Tip-Top or Dainty Maid) e that the President could do [exodus has started. ‘To-day ticket | f Thousands of Our Famous | anything el |omces are swamped witt those seek. | Prem The first day we published that statement it was true and it is even more true to-day. | Up to 1 o'clock this afternoon no ing to get away before trains are Heading SPRING SUITS communteations had passed across! stopped : | Roveticcs |Forty-second Street between the) The first strike order will call out |Qumsmt{ield,: | union forced in the Belmont and the the freight train men, yard and | gounera Halimey railroad forces in the Grand Central | switching crews and engine bostlers | mister co | The ten cent loaf of WARD'S TIP-TOP or DAINTY-MAID bread terminal. on these lines: Tron, Cap de Chem offers the wise and thrifty housewife-the woman who desires to A report that the railroads con-| New York Central lines, East and | Taecw find serve her family healthful and wholesome food at the least cost— | template asking the Governora of the | West, various States for militia protection| The Nickel Plate (New York, Chi-|{ of stations, yards and trains cannot | cago and Bt. Louis). be confirmed. The entire regular; Baltimore and Ohio, army of the United States, except the| Men In the yards of eighteen roads | Coast Artillery, Js on the Mexican |t Chicago represented in the | border or in the Philippines, The! Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. | Coast Artillery t@ nogded in the forts. | 5 j In cure of disorder the militia of the; Middle (West Tri | various States would be the only miii- | aca 4 16._-Persiatent | Wri oteding dé OTHIKE HEADQUARTERS EsTAB. | "Ports of dissension in the ranks of| 7,)i° A 3S) sep, LISHED IN NEW YORK TO-DAY, | ‘2% hundreds of toca! Brotherhood | . wamuaiia In anticipation of the start of WO Revere ae ed me ate | Sane Bo Lie Siac tosmirraw SYORINE) | Tie oedbi, were girouiated if the| : | the Brotherhoods established strike | ' headquarters in New York to-day to|Co'fdors of the Masonic Temple, |men, and other high officials denied “Sugar Would Seem to be a Food Especially Adapted to Children” boken and Weehawken, About 100} prernls —from U. S, Govt, Bulletin. the best food value on the market for the money. And this is the reason The ten cent loaf has more dough, less crust, remains fresh longer Dozens of models designed in “goes” farther and in eating qualities gives better satisfaction. accordance with the latest fashions Suits that positively have no equal anywhere at this price. Our $15 Suit supremacy was never more clearly defined than this season, Supplant more costly food staples with bread~ WARD'S BREAD— the most nutritious food. It is a quantity and quality food at a minimum price. Wewhoue F&M Sald tO) Werte Union ‘Tel Included are all of Fashion's favorite fabrice and colore— Poiret Twill, Se Gabardine and Poplin, in Black, Navy and the new high shad Tailored, Dressy and Sport models. All sizes from 14 to 44. Highest Class Suits |*19** Exact copies of exclusive high cost modele—of the finest Serges, Wool $95. district chairmen of the four unions | "Re resentatives of the Kansas City mot at the Broadway Central Hotel | tocals, the most powerful west of Si at 9 o'clock and were in session an| outs, were said to have instructions Mai: to oppose the strike. Denver was said They received verbal instruc- jto have similar instructions, tions from George H. Sines, Vici Velours, Gabardines and Burella Cloths—undoubtedly the best values to be found at these prices, Expects to perate Food ‘Tratns. Rail a” RHEUMATISM 0 E T PITTSBURGH, March 16 roads entering the Pittsburgh dis trict were preparing to-day for the URIC ACID strike, Baltimore and Ohio officius said they were ready to operate food ° trains and hoped to keep others go A Sensational Dress Event “It is no use advertising a medicine | ing. The Pittsburgh and Luke Erie unless the medicine itself is good|is preparing for any eventuality to-, enough to back up the claims you |morrow night Sale of Serge Dresses Sale of Silk Dresses torn New York mane 20m the aiker | Vieaiatane Cait serie hand, It is a pleasure to sell @ medi- and Un-Amer cine when your customers come in| WINCHBPSTHR, Va, March 16 $9.98 $49.98 Alterations Free Sugar is an energy-giving food which is easily assimilated. Let the children have it in its most wholesome form—simple sweets such as plain candies, cookies, preserves, jams and custards. Pomin? Granulated Sugar Everyone ought to have two pounds of Domino Sugars in his diet every week. They furnish energy for restless, playing chil- dren and stamina for hard-work- trtotte| afterward and tell you how much/At @ mass meeting of citizens here good it has done them, And that {s}to-day the action of the railroad why I like to sell and recommend | brotherhoods in calling a strike ut Actual values to $15 Actual values to $20 | Uric-o, the great uric acid dissolvent,” | this time was denounced as “unpa |. This shows great faith in Uric-o, | triotic and un-American,” | | The newest coat style and tailored models—chic Charming models of Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and effects, some plain, others cleverly embrodered Georgette combinations —strect and afternoon models All sizes, in all colors, It really is a most unusual medicine, | because it overcomes the worst cases | Boston and Albany Deolines to Ac- ct rheumatism and kidney complaint | RL by removing the ¢ ©. BOSTON, March 16.—The Boston A trial package will be sent for ten | and Albany Rallroad to-day issued the cents by writing to the Uric-o Co. | following omer: “Effective at once nton, N, ¥.—Advt. on account of hreatoned railroad trouble, this company will decline to | accept all freight until further notice.” Tremendous Coat Sale Spring’s Most Beautiful Models Values Without an Equal 540" 545° 548 A showing that is not only complete in scope and authentic in style, but one that is a continuation of pleasant surprises in regards to prices, Every woman Be ua Grand Vrank Pats Embargo on AM elght but Coal, $ UP MONTREAL, March 16, The Grand ‘Trunk Railway to-day issued SOLID GOLD an embargo on all freight except coal, BRIDGE WORK because of the possibility of a rail iver Filling road strike in the United States. 5Oc ur MRE RE CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN MARKET, WHEAT ‘ Woe High in; rown-ups. and miss should take advantage of this sale. LO cg is g PS. - We ev is Wool Velour, Burella Cloth, Serge, Gab- TUL, SETS OF TE i CORN ardine, Poplin, Checks and Plaids—ex- quisite new colorings and striking com- binations—in all sizes from 14 to 44. BROOKLYN STORE NEWARK STORE Fulton and BridgeSts. Market & HalseySts Seer ee ad eee | toe oa, es ae *‘Sweeten it with Domino” PARENT ror LT iy ae eR 4 —_—_ <> ~ wlll Tea TIT MOOESE FRRIPT, Granulated, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown ¢ “Are you eaving up anything for a 2 East 128th St.| 160 E. 34th Ste} ainy day?” asked the thrifty citizen es.” replied Mr. Chuggings. “In 1p || 4 little while T expect to have enough to buy a brand-new top for my auto- | mobile,” % | '