The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1918, Page 3

Sd a ————— ' - THE EVENING WORLD, SAYURUVAY, JANUARY 5, 1918. Mais. FGHTISONTO OUST Father Who Slew His Own Daughter (ACK OF ENGINES “titers man sures MAYOR DEMANDS "Sito fun nom BARST AS MEMBER Should Have Lived in Old Roman Days; Bl AMEDFOR TIE-UP scm 1 ves | QVERGROWDING QF |r: ssn biti atomey te | ;. . 9 | : Taking Over of North River Contributed $5,000, but Affairs we Docks From 42d to 58th Sts | | Are Nobody's Business. _ Tragedy Points Out Time’s Changes y : | Despatches from Washington statin. Frank J. ¢ sel, reputed to have am that the War Department Is “in the eth tf. income of $100,060 and only occasionasiy | \ —_>— AGE CAN NOT | oa comes sve side of the Hudson River ex —_—_—. a reatdent of New York, told Assistant : 4 BUTTERFLIES ofa entatia x tending 424 to S8th Streeta” prove Visti . District Attorney Kilroe to-day that he. | Traders and Refiners Resent IMPRISON THE Hundreds of Disabled Locomo-| 4 source of worry to many ahtovers and| SWrites Chairman Straus OF} considered the investieation of the ae} Effort to Gobble for Trust | tives in Eastern Section— Is be combatant to move. the order} Public Service Board Condi |!etet Mitchel “siush fund ait de | am in Pitts vh Was expected, however, In view of the tic Are “Diseracef ; . All Brokerage Fees, | Bad Jam in Pittsburgh. ms Are “Disyracefu - ‘ ir riment's nin taking over the} fave $5,000 to the Mitchel Gam= & Inal in Hrooklyn a fow days] a |paign Fund—sent a check for that © ‘The National Association of Brokers CRABRED WASHINGTON, Jan, &.--Abnormat | ago. | M to-day rent the fol-|amount to Mr, Mitehot himself,” $m Refined Sugar have declared war | AGE traMe and Insufelent motive power | | h ‘ se eet to hes Sa be lowing to Chairman Oscar 8. | ae © of ht nents of lesser em the American Sugar Refining Com: | Ss Jon the Pennsylvania, Baltimore and | tna ween, ahh . ew | Straus of the Public Service Com. |i" woos Senet ye 6) Styne 1] hawke Ferry an thy N | money; L never met Mitchel in my life, } peny. commonly called the Sugar Ohlo and Erie Ratiroads are ond Rif Central frotant sheds. The Fre n| miswion it I thought any other Administration Trust, aided by the sympathy and Fesponalble for the freight congas. | °° ! yd # , A pie pied “Dear Mr. Strau than hia would let down considerably the No ties and KcOWs of the City Dum puntry’s war w nave no buals Becret support of independent refiners. tlon in Fastern territory, according | ooouny 47th Street; 48th Mtreet ta not| "T take th erty to call to ® : : “ye en i «to summon me fh wf inquire into Phe fight is particularly against Ear! | to reports to-day to Director Genoral| teased and 49th Street ta occupled by| YOUr attention to a demorallaing past life, 1 eas and my ime Babst, responsible for the company’s | |} McAdoo from Interstate Comme the ¥ road and the Wilwwn Coal} condition exists upon the | come : sid ; r The Stet, S4th ani tn lovated lines in t torough of Mr, Kil eatened to subpoena new policy. mmissionsr McChord. are used by coal diatribu-| Brooklyn. Young women aro before the Grand Jury First results were achieved to-cay | West of Pittsburgh practically the | tera crowded in the cars in the most Three negro clergymen — Arthie ‘when, in response to protests made | Py ae Hee cicea LRARE ts. eacerk an immense Warehouse) disgraceful manner and grossly | Hooker. W. W. Hrown and G. H. strmma . } ability « estern roads to accept) ts be at WAS PUL) iawitited |—toatified that they had received to the White House and to Congress, tramic and move it eastward, A great | WP Primarily for th partment NA: git, weventecn years of uge, (02 tee trom A. Lewisohn, Treasur tures, which 1s investigating sugar consequently are held up by tho east- om, The smaller conce as ; > it for “election work.” ‘They had vouck= bound movement » Water front are moat ried and mado a statement of the dis- | ers account for only a small @ffairs, subpoenaed Lambert V. B. | Sv Saw: fongace and un Gietriots'| rraceful manner in which she was | the sum. Cameron, President of the brokers’ . é treated in one of the cars. | —— <——____ " | about New York hundreds of locomo- 7 association, to appear for examina tives are dimabled and have not been Tt in h mmon practice on the TROLLEY LEAVES RAILS: tion next Monday in Washington. [repaired as promptly as commission | (}R LIGHT; WATER SCARCE REG Mar ie , been | eee nt , brought about the erisis was a notice | } AA Beaton the Naw Reed ta belly §0,000 Gallons of Oil From r engern, | — issued by the American Company | | f | 3 feted ‘s ‘ xn the different |Car With Forty Persons Aboard crowded th excess freight, but the} Bayonne to Be buted to | 3 that after Jan. 1 it would do business | Ave Has P, d Wh \ rowded w frelg ut thi if nne to Be Distributed t lines where the people are obliged Dashes Into Telegraph Pole ge Has Passe en Man Isa | Boston and Albany is in much better Suffering Jersey Cities. he ‘0 Telegraph Pole Girect with the trade and eliminate “Py oe ye D leotreee Ga Tnesinptaal| : ig Jersey Cities. to get out of the train and wait nie Are JANUrae all brokers and middlemen. | Lord of Life and Death Over the tugwestion that freight ahould be | There t# no licht or heat In Hobokon| for tho next ix getting to be a INSIOFE EOL ees is does not mean any reduction His Children—Moral Guard- : the : er, Federal Fuel Ad-| public nuisance, ‘There is no rea- NUFFALO, Jan. 5.—Two persons re-routed over the less congested line fm price to the puvtic, as the trust ianship of the “New Child” of | At Chi jeehectbe tinue to| rator Fall of Hudson County was} son for the trains to be crowded | were Killed and nine Injured to-d abs rofit the com- ae h napectors co! e | tidewater Oil Company at] during tho middle of the day -o! c weet rolley sivotns heterotore paid to brokers,| T0-Day Should Rest With the Gott io saripus eocpertion, aiid! ts lBesorne raing that the county| ter the rush eure, ne ay OF [when & westbound troltey = ee ma Holt Line Rat! there 1s handling |eould ha 000 Kallons of oll if the Pir v3 | Huffato 4 pew Line with forty Other refiners who have not the large! Mother—Age Can No Longer aly. abeut pet on ts ob th teadb | ch lelpAliitaa would (dor thal ewe atte i There are now thirty-two less | passengers aboard left tho ratls at a tions and branches i i Hii ls cok une sid bs cars on all the lines in Brooklyn. | point two miles from Depew . Henne or tan ee ee deana| lmbrison Youth in « Net of} volume ono year ago |ing. A procession of carte from all! Goth elevated and surface, than | bunt two miles from Depew, known « t adopt the new rule. In fact, they Prohibition. AS UMESSiutiW GURSI Hane: Ate FenOran towne in the county soon started for there were in 1907 (excepting the | Weel Curve, The car crashed tnto are ot able doi do ctterwiae for tnck | — excellent and repairs to locomotives | "totken was in darkness last night] withstanding the fact that tho | ‘Tho dead are Martly P. Smith of . achinery, but must 92, " Sees | and cars are being made promptly lexeent 16h candien Sha treo? panier population of Brooklyn has in Buffalo and a man supposed to be J ene ri ey kere tor, , BY Nixola Greeley-Smith. | Congestion at Cleveland, Toledo, Co-| aay leavened the water prossure to auch uscd by several hundred thou | Hrunner of Depew, Of the injured in je the " “ATHDR i hile ieowontee mba i ndlanabells are cnused . WE 4 H nd, several of lines ex Suffalo hospitals five are r distribution of thelr product. N/a Na lea, hi nteen lumbus and Indianapolis are caused |yn extent that the supply of all bulld-| fend. Meveral of the nes ¢ burt pi vo are serioualy stele car a urrison, | almost entirely by the inability of the |ings wax shut off above the first floork F ; tine. ( bosie. | It 4s estimated in trade that the FERE-OIA u | . I by the inability of th f com jon costing the peopie |"! reer wee ees ow tleo will gain J, this week t Heap. | |B re and Ohio and Pennsylvania] uel Administrator Fall wired to-day] over ten million doll . trust by this now prac yill gait | voved of het desl 5 i|— - to move trains through the Pitts-/to state Fuel Administrator Jeokins i thing con be done and | DAY'S PNEUMONIA TOLL 46. % points profit vver competitors, |i, and because she tole itn let » ral of mit v jPureh fre jam. P ‘| telling him of National Fuel Adminis must b iy ne fo put an end to the ts alent to more than a thi t aay i 7 been bewildered anc tH} S CAVALRYMEN KILL The Baltimore and Ohio is reported | aise Gartiehl's «dh disgraceful overcrowding of the ¥ ele ae ea hipaa ‘alsehood when been bewilder “d i}Ur os shortiat locomotives at Piladelphia r Gartield's atut with regard tol Tenia int Lins, Respectfully |lsmres for ‘This Week Show si cent in Py ud : usked her|t ME | AN T Pittsburgh, Cleveland, the Cumber- | cot! in Hoboken and J City in] yours, JOHN FP. HYDAN, Mayor.” fuerense Over [ni hundred pounds of sugar ; ne hadllé a che nares , land regions and a number of other | transit for New York, which ne > During the twentyef " trust refining ma n thereby b atin points. wate ¥ arfield ord re at forto<nix the 2 | | 4 ——— —<————— i ‘ " ete h : 1.66 points per pound, as compared an | ry a . Mayor Hylan's plea that it 60 LIKE HYLAN ons who died in the grea ) with @ pre-war average of one-half ms : Tees t ich unnece Two American Troopers Who Had PUTU § ON VICTORY BASIS Interstate coal, Fall ed that , meen vom | curb umonia, accordtr and be- ’ is »? -, * ¥ the coal cout » e pe o aw 3 iT that amount Lees DAI Her MIGe aniae Been Carried Across the Border | 10s 4 , sah ad priate tn reel ORDER WHEN MAYOR RIDES | de public by Dr. Charles F Two lines of protest are entered by (6 w Hospital kala ntil harm is put there by th Ata Rescued: « AIM OF CONGRESS BILLS ork om newonnt ot ite frosen, condition nnn Holduan, Ditector of the Bureau of Pub the brokers, aside from thelr bus efi hoa gestion of other more sophisti- sched | Aad otnen Baal UraURBU tear: tie samnee te Tas , ee [het elias ; ness las, in which they are supported Ibe better ron] cated, peraone—sometimes her own) por HLAS, Arix., Jan, 6.—Three Mex: | 2a Now York. “Unies this ware done, ne | That ts One Way of Explaining} , During the week ending at noon te ent refine! . h 01 , una were killed and four captured by |... raid, nothing could be done to save’ the » City’ ‘ * a joey erennia at 4 pnd by independent refiners. erate ta we you. YS uaeen have told nat members of a troop of United Statea| Five Measures Introduced as Result | Hotoken and Jersey situation, and he Why City’s Head Gets to |monia,. During: the previous week al the trust's new move violates the The man was| Min cases the girls brought into i j i | wished to resign Work Time. of the 1,521 who died were pneumonia ages 4c antral f as} Shit Sie the 4s af un, [cavalry in a fight two miles south of of Investivations—Al] Aim Work on Time. spirit of the ernments) control | Em] Gennell, onable and brutal parents, Sat ‘| the Mexican border, which followed a f In ug HO | _ ie ' ; Aare na vieti ere saxas apply: The other 1s tae | who spent all his days at home, hav-| cil will go quite’ innocently to al raid ye terday by Mexi ne who sur- | to Cut Red Tape. FOUR TRAPPED IN CAVE-IN. i nl Z imply mia on klckinn cause of Governme: pporuuon= | ine 4 from business, who! Party with a warning from her fatner| prised two Amertc soldiers at the) wasittNGTON, Jan Five . lag OSPR AON PL ROaw GER ment of ruw eugar to refiners the) te tng conduct that if she Is not wt home by =|Sisughter ranch twenty miles east of| 6 Scnine in Gonerese call, to | Twenty Others A hy Saucene in| 2m meming John F. Thyien of No | XARA i icc eR trust will be able to absorb trade of | 1000" °) j tin hour he 06 hero and took them prisoners across ne Lange jateil Pittston, Mine, : { laughter, Fannie, who liked to go. fo 1 hour in th ernmental chang axed on disclosures | ty Hall, ts likely to burst forth into competitors. about with ott girls who loved gets Oe ¢ ‘ | In Senate Investigation Three| PITTSTON, Pa Jan, 6—Four]a@ eul that Hne, for it carried ANNOUNCEMENT To Food Administrator Hoover tho! vortios and nyoty, The father, ha wre SS Ge oe Sere See meastires came from minera were on 1 1 tw him Hat) at the eerte hour brokers sent this protest: “Tho spirit! tie no occupation to divert his: mind despatched to rescue the Americans Rite GaRiy EwrtMnLiaustiar (oC WRG | RLRANS (BA sta © wish. Tes Oxtpaea Beal uy the Mayor areiead ac During renovation of and the intent of tho order is in| 9% 00 \CCunl” fp way i iay Mee Mus toline: eouil lot the ‘baraee Shey first Munitions Ministry bill, ts a Demo zo" occurred thix morning at tho | Ing rday the Mayor arrived at \® direct contradiction to the assur-| yom WOM slgiteee Eubial Aa i uation the{eame up with the ralders, who onened crat and stron supporter of the Admin Harmum Collery ie Pennaylvania | his work at via minutes to nine our Building due anced of the President of the] © ; naa eha Wea is answerable on their pursuers, The Americans! istration, Senator Calder and rer | “ithe coetie extend to the |, Wite Hrookly nites bid ess ; to recent fire we United States, Mr. Rolph and your- where he had found | AY NOTHE RGD hr udachatl Baraboo tach nel rhe alta he Apt nitey one cha ‘ives or nelllina now, wale ony! Blawee hel aie are now located in pelf, that there would be no change waited tll she came ness of is the stupid pra-|and capturing four, some of the latter | troduced Munitt atry Dill Toe ofithal| Me nba! ALE many biaeKe tO thal Ae, 1 during the war in the method of di chen dery of 1 to give] eiDe Wounded. No Americans, were) Besaioe Molealar, who lnrciee ae understood tie HRT, has a man ac Me AdOlning Promises i . ye hereby . < ther i jed or wounded in the engagement pit to. ganize the une NO Prominent — Eiptsce « ch h tion Who knows the new M. tributing sugar, We hereby strongly) ay oy . hem whi y are) eed or woun m pixcon hurchman | that tu i new Mayor . f f At one period of the world's his are} “rhe American soldiers who were|tional Defense, is a Democrat. Senator can Deke When that oficial appears the tation protest against tho continuance Of} tory a man was lord of life and death | ¢ whie MAY | prisoners were rescued me were) icing, Democrat, | r of the » GREEN ate” ies y lookout ives Uhe nan the “indian 377 Fifth Ave. ” ” resident of the Amer- a 7 Nes =e van rat ‘ ransia inte Eh. : Karl D. Babst, } be Amer=| over his children, When Rome wa in a victous and lution declaring the urent need of| archdeacon Charles J. Sniften, for the | teeilah, jane the Nhe Teaco Stock Entirely New . fcan Sugar Refining Company, as ali, i, glory a father could slay h Mity in young|Third American Dies as Result of jstatyitzing the labor market as an ld! ingt twenty years prominent in Ky All the foregoing tw 1. At 'T. pros ie ai Interna al Suga _ ‘tle is as tbc a | y a » winning the war by endir pet sh } i Here the fact: Mayor Hylan Committee. without being answerable to the law,|°T¥ation, and if she is properly in- p n> 5. — Ralph | partments M husetta Diocess, dropped dead grolock thls morning beckuse he gets up ¢ * To wholesalers and retailers the a8-} 7) those tyrant-ridden times Jamil |£27™med the mos girl can be Shovel, tri auditor of tho! All t are destgned to remove ob-|hera to-day.” Hla honio waa in South very early and maken very Mberal Al woclation sent this notice otwith- i . i made to realize it, & Southern Pacific of Mextco, died yox- | sti tO. bho niin purpose role iy He war n uate of Yale in jowances for the very wretched tranatt Gennell would have been applauded terday at Empalme, of wounde re-|{0 put tho Inwx of 1894 and of Berkeley Die gorvice between hia home borough and ow stron ay be mong ry advanee parent sis xo aa to Win the war inity School in 1807 ‘anhatta . Siagsing how asrone's AY be} ae Virginius was when he killed hie! jqn7te,, Very advanced | parents! civeq in tho rald of the Yaquia on a| i” *° #4 10 ¥ ve hay pLagyAtTAG felt by the trado to place their busi- " ro 48 of course a tendency to go ho raid sith “eetinaiw: (ochGR th < Virginia to save her from|too far in the direction of enlighten- Southern Pacific of Mexico train a ness with re jother than the ‘lauding, But times have|ment, I do not know which | con-|few days ago, He t# the third Amer- prone, Fhe tease) weave to Hass 1 since Rome made the father r more t us, the mother /ican to lose his life as a result of| euch orders because of the fact that master and owner of his | Wie. told me tho wns taking althe-ralde Snovel was buried at Bim in the apportionment of raw su wa ttho killing of Fannin | coutse. im botany wo she could explain | palm, Hix mother, Mrs, H. W. Bours, the outside interests will only re nd the killing of Fannic her Httly ow bables come | Pe M NO Ns, sip a certain percentage and whon aroused a feeling of uni- |! the world or the mother of a/0% 749 North Street, Lima, was year-old New Child—there te 1 | notified, percentage !s sold the trade w necessity, be forced to buy the balance ef thelr suppltes from the American, whose proportion is about 41 per cent, ‘or nearly half, regardless of their desire to purchase elsewhere, | “Under normal conditions existing prior to ernment contr utside 1—whom IL heard tell a ne a reified old bachelor in the most spying on t Ey acto gel now gateeabesee’ GROWN PRINCE EXULTS Le pateh o by the stork made himself th ardian | and w by a nd ter- li's behavior? rl ; \lexplanation from ‘the | Declares in Address to Troops They | Facts, like riveis, hammered | little girl's mother | N‘ er was le git ‘tL even’ thts prec ‘ porane Broke French Strength and wy $ ecto Gace aay : home hold fast. refining interests could increase their A CHASM has yawned between every & purchases in line with thelr ng ability, but under present arrang ration of human be- S van, But the chasm} 1 ments this {s !mpossible. We urge you Parents and the boys anc 5 1 v “ | AMSTERDAM, Jan. 6.—The German} to protest against this use of power »day ts wider than any All the f the world have been | crown Prin in a New Year's order to} exercised by Mr. Ba rated parents and children | bred 1 ¢ ecy in the] h my, as reproduced The A. H. Lamborn ompany In ite in any ¢ 2 lin lene whe ai duu (eesti ante 2 ece"| ae =€6=When the body loses effici- of wor . thelr bodies| "The year 1917 has «one down Into! feircular letter to the trad ha been | the n released from them, | nistory ! dee bo ¥ 4 en America Coa tc ® th re [eae ging. the rene ates ccs] ency, it is time to remember |ready on the Aisne and “We would ask the gentlem who | tided over the American Sugar Re- ining Company so successfully in the cy anoken out oh wNiniel hitl- | pagne to deliver @ great sive blow. | eis Se el aio cine aunt, men| hoe =€6ftthat 6 coffee drinking does of our time, | Arms ar ammunition # counted upon| interim following the passir of the ot r ould be the|* ce a victory for the enemy, tending chaos, whether they feel that to ——- your fajthfulness and bravery. | “ Aas the true interests of the widows and t/ BRIGHTON TRAIN OFF TRACK, hereby broke the enemy's stre / orphans of New England are being Ate by any others, | = end ‘paved the "way: tq: victory for Papiared? Will the stockholders thank and prophecies In the | ‘Ties Up ‘Traffle on That TR, Jerman arma in Russia and Italy x8, In @ tenacious ipon your own strer a your cae Bae a 4 the delicious cereal drink— you pre for Pttte nh With Jit. Then is the time to change to them for permitting a om tle practical knowleds the busi meas to force the corporation into un trodden paths that can only leaa eventually to disaste HIGH GOST OF LIVING 1S TRENDING DOWNWARD Retail Prices of Food for Month of November Lower by 1 Per Cent, | unnecessary pranit Than Those of October, ABUGTOR WHO lives by petty 1 WASHINGTO: Jan. 5.—The high woman who thi cost of living on the downward and who knows { trend, according to a statement to-day oh A Champagne und of V rear of anu lag (he train Wan slowing int dvancing armies in th eu tigi P rrow minded mother | ,),, BRT ra} (east and the w In Ic com 4 i y aence her daughter to| hours of ir Kation Ww ‘| 9hip you also fought in Flandera and oe It js the woman who |! i f i + Cambra! for Germany's honor, 4 a. and i anal \ ‘ 4y| “proud, and with a thankful heart tg , Trat i t 1 min-| behold you, my brave, resolute leader mo ay “There’s a Reuson” they do and/ing rus directions were hattled ¢ track, DK & switch tained shield and a sharp » nd on t w who puts no threshold of th y | around the Imperial War Lord, ready t nea nek burden Fey CANADA WANTS CARS BACK. mene sna wis, God with us apy! AIR FLYER KILLED BY FALL. wt ons upon her ks her own thoughts Twenty-Tw nough to give her Ratlw dren an intelligent reason for what T J 5 Authority | Cadet Dick, of Tarrytown, N. Yu! of the Bureau of Labor statistic’ Ane requires of the Ae Government of Canada will be Drops 00 Feet at Love Field, which says that the retail price of fc son mat require any more| asked to) back Canadian raj. | DALLAS, Tex, Jan. Cadet @ whole for November was one pe . i eayi nt Canadian [James F. Dick, Tarrytown, N. ¥ cent. less than in Octobe Of stan 28) Rafway 4 thelr effort to|was killed shortly before nogn to-day | « dard articles, twelve showed decreases to whom United States thelwhen his alrplane crashed ‘to car ¥ and as fran ‘care now. overdue fre four remained stationary in price and care nos ror s efforte [from @ height of 800 feet at ( maak Snevonbad y 1s of her own ag successful in|Ficld, near here f The question of whether a conti 8 sman who realizes tnat rns of Cana. | t Dick was a graduate of Cor- oe of the decline may be expec y moments of happiness A 7 bale ao accident wae the fr wes. not touched by the bureau, P only glow that will ent at this field,