The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1918, Page 2

_THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 -SCEN ES IN SENLIS, WHERE GERMANS SIGNED SURRENDER TERMS ( CREDA DLOLDOLADIDING EDAD ODDS DELLS ERIOD EDS DDDSIIOO® 686499994 000006 4. sane eh payors ELINA EDD DNDOIADOEDDD®D® OD DODDIDODD TALS BODIED 66449048469 468OOTDEOOSHHDDHHOE EEND BSSe Fo oeeesreree & Peer Pe oerreGSss 86909 ss 5O00%8 PEPOH EME ES TE RSIEES SSE HESS HEH EEE HOEROEEEEEESOS IOSD 604 § OHEOOOO 44 eeneeye: oe vere? HOOD. Suppressed and man; soldiers were Dempsey sent out a clerk, | 2s WLS NOT TO is LEAVES WENNA | 1D STOP. OTHER | MED A Te ‘They fired on Comm: :dant Bluecher, Less "han One: Fourth of Its and bake committee went to see OS pe ggeliak executed, Com-| ’ fillets w th Bi es Pouyatana te ene m 18 Sew Tor fy ei n alved It contains powdered i bitterly opposed 5,000,000 quota buttermilk capitulating and openly discussed the (Continued from First Page.) jwan to go Into effect at 5 A. M. OM leo. the United War W r bal y IneMclency of Emperor William, the —_———- novus | eer a No wait—no waste : : P "i Ss y S 4 5 Taka! Chad a “Ween + He Mat, ; Demp sald he called Mayor|mosc half the time set aside for th jo wal { Crown Prince and Field Marshal Vou | Membe dy He Would Take} Charles, Zita and Family Go) Date for Final Closing of Long) never peen read to the directors, He i on the telephone at 3. clock | npa gine. “The es 1 y jenburg, i ‘ii » Riek t 5 fs ihe i ' | , t occasional fe directors {0 the mroning of Noy. 1 and tolu| '"?9 2 ene : ute ees an Unnecessary Risk in to Eckartsau — Returning Island City Plant Not at aioe deh aemasntaial DLCNEY the action of the committer, |W29 the total at 2 o'clock this a UNCLE | sat . : . 1 i: ia over the road to look things over, | phe Mayor requested him not to call| Atl workers fo! e 1 we: a GENERAL STRIKE STARTS Going Abroad. | Soldiers Sack ‘Towns. | Definitely Set. but not in an official capacity the men out. tgs eed uh : M u | pee ei: : ae x (euah LIKE TO BE CALLED Our request did late.” he told) John ©. Rockefeller jr. announced JERRY wT sean 4 |the Mayor, a ording to his y ad Steeles THROUGHOUT SWITZERLAND WASHINGTON, Nov, 12 (Assocl-| BASEL, Switzerland, Nov. 13 Twelve thousand workers in th ' EMMY Pheele eter. [Sais the manameeient takes e (cnt ihe Rockefeller Foundation will | Ry bine ated Pres#),—Meesages from high|mer Emperor Charles, Empress Zita Staten Gas Defense plant in| oe rcudent Hallock of the New York | seitieomat, the men will Ko ¢ ve $5,000,000, He said this was made ner : ; aiacaee ke ‘ op . United States G pis Consolidated said he reecived a He said the Brooklyn Rapid Transit | Possible only by the decision of his AANCAKE FLOUR Incited by Bolshevik Organization | *°UTees 9 Bure are reaching Prest-/ and their family left Vienna at 9} pong Island City became available for! ary as President of the company, | officials wished to refer the question [father to increase very liberally the RES Rage on ; y Uwe g tho 2 persons | orion \ 1 4 sat of tatement of the men to de-| Pound: ¢ 1 | in Russia, Says Minister dent Wilson, urging that he person-| ovcioc\ ‘Tuesday night for Eekart-! oypor industries to-day when formai| which is @ subsidiary of the Broux- bhactmpental trustees end ihe éms| Scniitiade ions At all dealers ally attend tho great peace confer-| sau, according to a despatch from the] notice of an immediate shutdown|'" Rapid it Company, but ad- organization sahara Rid Ie to United States. BERNE, Switzerland, Nov. 13 hortly |{mest hale of whieh was rai nt to]itet twenty-four hours. — Brooklyn's 8 $300,839; Queens. $40,000; Bronx mitted that all he did for his pay wa Griffing fimished his story “Ito attend the month eetings and | after 1B. M. and an adjournn + i ee een ns | A, Mae ny: Wee Vad It once that will settle finally the is-| ay, ear me | rian capital, They arrived there] pyyrsday, Friday and Saturday wo sues growing out of the war. | later by automobite. ox: | total Havas). — "i ; y oMeials, beatae fs lavas).—A genera) strike has be It ‘le “Whdéretood” that Premierd| COPENTLAGEN, Nov, 18—Toe nb: | ved by omeclal preside. | pected there will be only two more , and Richmond, $33,648, throughout Switzerland, ; 7 ion oe Shari The shutdown Is techaically “to in-| “You preside and do as you ave|seasions, Then the Mayor will hand} Two $25,000 subscriptions aie 1 : «Spcaelindal Lioyd George and Clemenceau both|@ication of Kimperor Charles of Aus. 8 ene oe, pensione: | Then the Mayor Mull nae f in Brook - 1 - ASHINGTON, Noy. 13.--8witner-} have pressingly suggested that the| tts ts offcially announced at Vienne | voice the plant.” but all workers nave told?" ask 1 Mayor Hylan Wis « 1 " . re say were in the names of M A Splendid Watch \ land's general strike has objects which] President should at Jeaat attend tho| I announcing hin abdication the] peen advised to tako other work im-| 1 wouldn't like to say that” ve- | ee sear Tuheniidy Beall Eee Goat At Special Value are revolutionary and iéat Pathe : snceths a i ‘ Emperor issucd the following proc- | plied Matlock: Riegelmann Replies to Charge Made Mrs. 3 ‘ost. KE. T. Bedford Pp po ather| opening wessions of the Peace Con avait $00 and Alexander D. Wi 7 oa than economic, and has had direct fecdsin’s lamation: mediately. Applications for about 20° | “1 don't intend to be offensive, y Commissioner Whitney. a ie ee ee : cltement from the Bolshevik organita-! “Meiners of the President's oftic| “Filled with unalterable love for! Workers have been received but aren't you what is known ax | Borough President Riegetmsnn of | 2h, Mis W. awin ‘Thorp of Nh 6 offi. | i of ore em onday, te 3 Clinton Aven ave $500 in mem ‘ bog Leng reopened to Habe Sul-) cig) family are understood to be My peoples, J will not binder their] other industries and R. R. Richardson,! a dummy President?” asked Dis- babar hae’ uiblien Hervice Connmicsioner| SFY of & nephew, Lieut. Edwin Thorp " p Teter Unites States, | eon aty aAvising apainat the free developrivat, 1 acknowledge| General Manager, is receiving requi-| trict Attorney Lewis. He te NRK Tet Van Dusen of Germantowa, Wa., who be paptiac Haney ey Though without information as to the | wly pe Ameingh the sien, on ‘ | 1 wouldn't like to. be called) | TAY, 1%, Whitney for | piking (00) as willed ga ts Te Yearly tnerease progress of the movement, Mr. Sutaer {he ground that it would involve usc. German Aus ri decision to become] sitions for workers. aes led. Halleck much." ‘The: Borough President's ire | 8s KU in France eSpt. 30. ace Es expressed complete confidence that it} leas risk and would accomplish noth- ® "epitrate State, 1 relinquish all) In the announcement all work that," replie jallock, was aroused b statememt made by Seok Dlim snd ie Lewis read the bylaws of the com- | the Commissioner that th wreek might have been a Board of stimate fe sides si the POPE AT MASS FOR FARLEY, the comple- would fai! to break down the present | inz that eould not be accomplished Pirticlpation jo the administration of! who fail to obtain work by Mon Swiss Government, which he said had| through delegatos the President might Site affairs. May the peoples har-laro advised to report back to the | pany to the offect that the Presiden the support of the overwhelming pro-| select to represent America at the MoMlously and peacefully adjust} works on that day | WOM bO, CxOKeNe ene! A RUSTIC Be. | RB of the ane PoP tae had Were af saered College ani] Col Rennes Sw tive i ndeelrad,. portion of the population. peace table and with whom he could, themselves to the new conditions”! Col, Cooney, military head of the | but 4 ck sald he never exercised tion. The dulay, seditions aca ha| Diplo Attend Nome Services ‘ keep In constant touch by cable und| ‘The death of Victor Adler, Lic] plant, said the reason for Immediate- | sencral supervision, and admitted he | declared that the Public Service Com-| ROME, Nov. §% (Delayed).—Pop aL WW. Sw EETs © edict officiat y . i} re Y n selon had accepted it without pro-| Foreign Sceretary of German-Aus-|iy stopping the facture of gas| had never exercised control over th, | mision ne at a requien * Aus gs the manufacture of gas | teat quien ma. Cerner tria, and the Austrian Socialist leader] masks is that they are perishable | maintenance or operation of the sys |which was celebrated in the Sis gtFloor-17O BROADWAY nm 5Senlone, “To whom do you look for ord | are no definite constitutionu! obstacles to the President's partici-| 2°8terday in Vienna was due to] products and can not be laid We Never Urge Our pation in a peace conference to be| *Poplexy As munitions for future use | V; held in Europe or at any poini| TRIBSTE, Monday, Nov. 11 (Asso-| Representatives of 100 manufaciuy- | asked Mayor Hylan, ORDERED BY SENATORS | isitorsto Purchase outside of ihe United States, Presi-| Slated Press).—A state of semi-an-|ing concerns in Long Island City | ‘The witness replied thet ul ion 1 differe! ers up with C Me- phew Edison. It is not necessary. dent Roosevelt visited the Canal: @%chy prevails in all the regions of| tended a meeting at the gas mack | ey a a a uth 2 ‘ art : Instead, we advise them to hear | 2M President Taft crossed tho| Austria traversed by the Austro-|factory to-day to discuys plans for] ley, ut il Commitee Investigating Brisbane < % ‘aria re 7 7 ngton, Secretary * every other phonograph—and then |S! Jawrence into Canada, and| Hungarian soldiers returning from|taking over the workers, of | ning’ Purchase of Washington Times deride. President Renjamin Harrison crossed] ‘be Italian front. ‘The soldiers have | the concerns represented at the mcct-| Hallock testifled, in answer to a . : Pye 9 be the io Grande to mect President| Abandoned the ranks and have joined |ing are engaged in war work and |auestion as to how many days a Extends Its Scope. ‘Trade Mark. WE KNOW THAT | viaz of Mexico. |the mobs in sacking and setting firé}are ‘uncertain just what will take | Month he gave to the interest of wasrimnc Sev. 12.—The Senate ISTEN, FRIENDS! This is United War Campaign the superiority of The Should President Wilson decide to! to property. All kinds of excesges| place in tNeir own industries, For} ‘he company, that he only attended Judiciary sub-committee named to in- Work Week. Uncle is looking for a pencrous How fein Lal once | go to Kurope, probably it would be| are being committed, this reason, the demand for workers|the monthly meetings. He presided | vestigate political activity of brewers response to “GIVE ALL IN ONE HAT.” We want who have competes | {oF himself to determine whether he HNIS, ‘Tuesday, Nov. 12—Thel was not as heavy us had been cx-|at these meetings and taw that all/and purchase of the Washngton Times syery one of our patrons to give LIBERALI.Y, even 7 ° - 1 Aus nan frontier is now clove y lb business as transacted, solutions 4 risbane, hrough money uu Carn th. Leip go would continue to discharge the) A¥St Front loved | pected when the meeting was cailcd. | wi a. Resolutions |b¥ Arthur Brisbane, througt i it calle for a sacrifice. If you feel that you caunot other phonegraphe with | is of > He] to travellers and tramMe of all kinds, a ‘lwera prepared and he had nothing furnished by the brewery interests, de- afford to buy our finer assortments of Candy th Wests: t duties of his Presidential office, re-| despatch from Vienna says, No exact date has been set for the | § PYOPAEPA ANA De HAG BOLDIAS' ied tasday ta extend the woope of the Weak andl GIVE ts ibis ccule ceuen le one less lying upon cable and radio commu. cable “cco ali final closing of the plant. Mr. Rich-|to do with t eu e did neo ‘OW | inquiry ¢o Include a general investiga- expensive goods. If you feel that you cannot afford to buy 4 THE NEWEDISON | nications to keep in constant toucn ardson said this still is to be decided | how manx miles the road operated jtic, into the activites of the brewery any Candy and GIVE, then put your money in the hat end Luy is constructed in an | With Washington. in Wavhington, Some employment for |or the value of certificates of IM-\jtercste, The hearng will begin ‘Tues- your Coney Bent week, Our Great American Uncle is looking Ratirely new ue a | many of the workers probably wit | debtedne ; 5 day. for. 9 bisa hes eS ey re so beoscn uP: Folles, The maney way known only «> | MANY NEW YORKERS | Se ee ite | “Who. placed you in the position| Alexander Konta of New York, who : 0% he comforts and welfare of our Boys Mr, Edison and his | ESLSOURA 1) SRO DUAR: SUR Dees LS cidet naked Mr; LAWIE Waa HE HaWa Ween calich geek, Ret “OVER THERE,” and for their safe return to homes where trusted assistants, DECORATED BY ITALY ting & graduel: feeding of avaliable |?r os recall, It was a long time| Witness, Genstor Overman seid, will Mothers Sisters, Sweethearts and Friends are “Keeping the ; Inbor to some of the industries in| . Pat cee mee vl “a i pai Home Fires Burnin; { And it is made of ma: IN | RR ee eee eet it Lago.” ‘rentled. Sallock not summoned watil the German 8." et Sine Ree NE weed in a phonograph—a rea! di Se } increase as a result of stimulation of | Matlock sa!d he was Interested in eee an ate. Brlabentton Das |TT Wednesday, Nov. 13th, Is the Last Day of Our Mid-Week Special mond, fs instance, takes the place | American Red Cross Officials Get Shans inddairian. real estate, and at one time bought] 91.6 will be summoned, but no date for eetien of choca ay a GEE PLD ed ofa sherp steel needle. Honors for Work Duri It 14 probable that many of the|2 Piece of property for the B. R. T./his appearance has yet been fixed Vie ded with the finest Crowincry Butter and . Hors ahs ork During workers will fail to find Jobs with as| ®t. Walnut and Centre streets at| rive witne have 1 called tol] | Chocciate, Wedn Te the lant dave” ar, 8 swith us| otto der instructions | eppear next week. They include Hugh ‘ AND Yer THE high pay as they have been reeciving |PUbie auction under instructions | eppear next we hey include Hug = New Edison costs no ROME, Nov. 12 (delayed).—The fo! he ant, al gprye | from Col, Williams, who fixed the Fox of New York, Secretary of the CHOCOLATE, * more Tope, the old-style | lowing decorations have been conferred rid pea eek ol aN of Work | maximum prices the was to bid United States Brewers’ Association, Ho ERE he, Phonographs — and it | upon American Red Cross officials Population of J ie beey'cas ve found (o prevent) TREASURER OF B. R. T. SAYS HE | —erreorentersreen y vs Bavt ; oftiel a of Alsace Showin j ‘ | call Plays ail reo com Commander of the Crown of Staly nl : A. 8} any serious hardship RECEIVES TEN SALARIES. |EDISON WINS TOLUOL SUIT. oct terme of payment can be ar- Perkins, Grayton and Murphy,» Great Hostility to Enemy ; The Jobseskers is tivetY | C.D. Meneely, Vice President and — = ie fanged for, Now Yor pa : ranch of office and skilled factory | preagure aw ¥ ‘onsoli- | Sury Returns Verdict in Vavor of 1 Treasurer of the New York Consoli- leer of the Crown of Italy—Majo: Troops, workers, highly trained executiv a v:| Defendant. - Carl Taylor, James Byrne, Choste Brae | dad i | dated, also Treasurer of the B. I. T , ane 4 i v re LONDON, Nov. 1%.—The Allica| Duting the war the manual workers | ona. _ |testimony of Thomas A. Edison in de- Stores: New Vork. jeeph Collins aud Bamuel Putter, all o | ating companies and some of the! ronse of the suit brought against him roeklya. News: ie |New York: 3 j High Command has sent to the Ger. | received from $18 to $45 a week, pref-| business companies, was called. He b oe For exnet locatio POUND BOX or iajor Guy Lowell of Bo: % j business comp » WAS ca by Archibald M, Ostrom to recover $6,- Terdeltne Slivster: ton. man High Command by French wire. | Sere? being given frequently, to {said his salary was tevided mong 591, alleged to he due as commiss'on on Tho specified w t includes the container +] Cavalier o Crov i families of men in the service. in| ten of the companies, he being paid tn sale of toluol which. the. defendant BS AUSSUTR a Relea ect eee site Public Library *! ..(/°V"!'*" of the Crown of aly--Lieut, | ess the following message: | ten different vouchers. As Vice-Pres 3 Col, Ernest Bicknell of Washingtor yy some cases whole families worked to- | (0 OP ers 1 ee ‘ unable to deliver to the Britis ‘ } ashingt “ \ ident he O, K.'d vouchers in the ab-|Ueverment, to-day returned a verdict 73 Fifth mena [Majora Edward Hunt, William Her tat ent no moditication AP ddl Rathes 454 bholy combloed ‘earnings | ele at Lia Biome e eoed ca rtiekee, | eereerienty SEcaay POCRNS. oo Also i both He Roth, oll of New York, | mACe to the ran by dicated by| amounted to $150 or moro a week. |urer paid the vouchers which he had| Mr, Edison was not in count to-day B |und Major Bartlett of Poughkeepsie, | the texts, Including (Re wnnexes, at | There probab Wh dh O. K.'d, “whic is a bad practice, 1] = = East Ovange aod Newark | y. the time of the signing of the armis. | oe, Probably will have to stand {ie oy ho ‘ng | 5 ” nematic seteteeatnidiipeesntany | tiee. . a reduction of income, but the ree He said he attended various meet- | . . : | . 1 in conditions that permitt»s such oo- | ings of the different companies. COLEMAN.—On Tuesday. Nov HE comfort and arance of men p | BIG GUNS ALARM B A supplementary pertod of twenty. | "How do You k r MAN.—On r appearance KLYN. | caale 0 rosperity, " low do you keep track of them|~ ai pis heme 4 49th a : - N |four hours for the evacuation of Bel.|CM#ORA! cases of prosperi:y, also asked Mayor Hy! te NOIR ARS SBIR Ds Urey and boys who wear our clothes ema Ekplocions Heard Prove te Be From | 61um, Luxemburg and Alsace-Lor.| OF !NSe the prospect of thelr boys com- ‘Rather difficult, Your Honor, but! an for tne post elglt yea : nate from the fact that all our gar- The Delicacy of f Sandy Hook Proving Stuilo ralne has been added to the period of | ‘MS Nome from overseas Fimanane (8.90 1G replied Maneely. J, COLEMAN, for ments are made as they should b: | _—— ~~ helirte Altorne: “aw ought Thomes's Roman ” ” te My | Rattling windows following heavy |el@y of fourteon days stipulated by | it the fact that the presidents of | ub 4 ma 7 the fried Oyster astute, cuttes 22 [the original tent t0 ga to permit ine] BOLSHEVIK NEAR VIBORG,| 2. (amt <nat,the, Presidente | Charen in Connecticut, bleed val Byades Aeted 6 they should be draped rought to H | tion of Brooklyn to-day to such an| definite text arriving at the desired] Jor which Williams personally is | "Funeral . sea cia Bel and ced in accordance with our stant 9) b extent that telephone Wires were kept |time at German headquarters." {9000 Mee Fi, neted Marching om president were not known as active | risa /; yh mpeg method of giving unusual values pei ion by a HReiy for Maveral ‘bouts’ y Ith excited) PARIS, Nov. 18 (Havas).—the Ger-| penaiiaran acy ale ainsi Pitta the nse of these gontiemen,” | °Y a a cease Our Fall and Winter showing of generous Gah | Hee ped man co nad hav asked the Frengn| eee sheviki, merohing we : hy | Mone iy weld, "you might CO SBA | ee cee te ie huue aneves everything men and boys wear is fully Firet thought was of anothor mui | a.) hive 4d Bac pd yd requeat |" arrived in the vicinity of Viborg, |S iL. Bonnington, Hecrotare of the| Will be buried Friday at 2 P. M.. from representative of our usual standard. tions disaste:, Investigation reveatod | india! eatin during ihe Boren rey /Aseordinws {0 & despatch from Uelsing: | New York Consolldated, and numems-| Ret ote residence, 289 E, 1UUtn at only the customary firing at Uy . © fore sot Ubsidiarics of the BL R atorment Calvary " ’ ; ‘4 Satpal eps lirement, The message adcs that th _ t , fe pee eae yp teoViNe station. | Atmospheric! yoputation is hostile Tovara the Gane tliaette ee fi ton Mattock Ef the Con? | @vINN.=-0n Wetnew Army Officers’ Uniforms Ready conditions and comtmunity psychology | ORY aide a go-Sin slaned papers for him thy WILITAM TEN . ; were rexponcible for the ular hag yt meee a ean Commons. Jor four times a year, Usually, he sid, | rite Depsriment. CVI for Service and to Measure bale Bag ; | ibe Remelialtond Weave iene ae BURNE, Nov, 18-1 is announced | saw Hallock only at the monthiy)) Poregut Vost No, 78. GA. Mh Mrs, Carolina A, Hix of ft Hes.| ment asserting that a brief delay that Nikola F. Pachitch, Brosident of "y's Grifting, Adslstant Crand| " wunerel Saturday, Nov. 16, at ® A, M BROKAW BROTHERS Mrs. Carolina A. Hix, aged seventy-| the evacuation of oceuple the Council of serbia, will preside Chief of the Brotherhood of Locomo: om his late reside V2T Bocond ¢ fives widow of W. Preston Hix: Who) apenmablen | They, declan thet ‘aa upon the detaila for consiitutine aaists | ive Hneineors, told of -thy negutia-| rooklyn: thence to the Chueh of at 1457-1463 BROADWAY was Colone the . Seco: Ma velina'| ple ey a the de lor cong | “'¢ | tiog preced © strike. @ wen Saviour's ighth ave, and Sixth» fe Infantry In the Chyil War died tovduy | WiiDdraw the troops and deliver the including the Jugo-slay nationalities in Se ee a ae din ani ces | Out ne Ars, BA RID re: | AT FORTY-SECOND STREET jn Usites Heepital at Port Chester trom soll ; stock immediately would ren- ‘inenanevvmsitiilniiaiiiiiiie with the. War Labor Board in regard | pose of nis soul will be held, Interwent ois cae. ‘gpopkcxy., Her howe was on Rye Geach pt the execution of the armletice ni geemeraitte’ ies $i eipinen, . -tentian’s 9 #9 Alacharged employees. Here. Moly Cross’ Cemetery: © Boston opera oa tated aie ae “digntlete naan ara to Brooklya, and on Oct pienee Copy.