The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1918, Page 3

i THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, BUSINESS LEADERS WARBURG WARNS ASK U.S. TORETURN OF GOVERNETENT’S American Women of Great Wealth in France Distinguish Themselves as Hospital Nurses SANDHOGS BATTLE 700 FEET UNDER THE EAST RIVER caidas Hundreds Attack Police Who Invade Caisson to Stop Free-for-All Fight. A free-for-all fight among 100 men wurred early to-day in a com- | pressed air chamber the Seventh Street subway, 700 fect un- der the East River on the Brooklyn side, A few of the men threw stoncs, drills and iron bars, When eight patro'men, led by De- tectives Gargan and Kelly, all at-/ in new See reamed eixecieae ried . Laying Our Cards i i on the Table’ Men, isn’t th AIR dealing? =: yh ee This has been, with all enstom tailors, a bac skward season due to the! ,,,; : mat Parone sales unseasonable weather and the draft having called millions into the sere |iiiy und would ask to eke up the | Vee The result. is that WE have on hand an enormous stock of the | Monta mators Pentose an 1 finest woolens just at this time when we are in need of ready Money, |obiecied eT eel Therefore we are forced to turn our land se Th We woolenssinto cash and have made radi- ae ea ellie seh tulsa ita pal reductions in price of from 20) . | Simmon 1 b 1 1 ; EOL Fe Mal RS 40% on our entire stock of woolens [by at the Hates! to ena pul SUIT ve ae WAR WORKERS KEEP JOBS, Y ' he greed t n OVERCOAT oe Ker ene r Reduced from CUBA PAYS TRIBUTE TO U. S usta, Kid e uc Storm-T F This sale is unusual—be 4 4 : : we cause the woolen manufac- Nia A : j i! turers and jobbers insist systole ‘ lars bs f i a : soolen prices may go high- : : i } er, but will not come down Jana spin. ved a t EAL pete Elen Airpebienlly Cie eons FLU” KILLS 6,000 SAMOANS represent cost of the wool a ; ens at the mills to-day , + ete pale ; . i Satisfaction Guaranteed _ Thenkagivlng Duy wasn or Money Back muy fai ne land nae WIM Tear Country ness men of the United States how they may be most meeting the necessit of Bure pe ind caring for the interests of Ame jean industry and co commer WALSH TO AD MOONEY. us to helpful tn Unlons Discuss General Strike Plan, WASHINGTON, Dec, 6 —F Pr. Walsh, former Joint: Chairman the National War Labor Hoa will tou ¢ sit n defence of ‘Thomas J iced oe NO MORE CELL BAR TYING. WASHINGTON, De y military. prise nd all ral pun bolished by ' eretary, T n ih punishme of maititary: - Xims SPECIALS WONDERFUL VALUES oy 59 Ladies: Biveches jtied up Pope Urses for Pence OTTAW ‘ SAVINGE WORTH WHiCE a7 Custom Tailors to Men ot Bennet 30 Church St. (cor Dey St. ) Not Affect Ment Pencameeii ee V5 bresdway mii UDSON TERM'L, BLDG. 0 TORE EN ete taken by aust | BIVe the world founded on ‘rae One & Cortlandt, th and 0 al Ld ‘sini? ¥ principles of Christian justice and love oa" the bon, Wemmade among Wem Camps Gordon and + ck 7 to Be Completed ” WASHINGTON Dee andon Resolutions adopted Against Hernetia Legislation | Many Htisbends Make Theme tor « ting the Central oMfcers’ gga ’ a le > » | ‘ Tra na Schools at Cam mand Federal Operation of Tele- | Urged to Provide Safety for | — selves Silly by Lavishness, | iiancock. Ga. Phe prot whieh 4 t re Politic ife | vA work has been ordered stor re graph and Telephone Lines. Future Political Lite. Says Judge. Lacemobie Company. Print: ‘etn al to The Brening Wort, ATLANTIC CITY, 1» 6.-Warn MINKOLA, L. Lb, Dee, 6— Both Philaaeiphia omens ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Dee. 6. ing that the close connection between | sides rested shortly before noon to-day ! Annocncing its unanimous opposition the Government and business, brought | tn the divorce proceeding: aght be- | Deaf to Government ownership and opera: about by the war “may tend to de-|fore Justice Townsend Seulder by ¢ amp tion of telephones, telegraph and cable bauch and to corrupt the Govern. | Charle Bo Warner again Mr lines, the Reconstruction Congress of ment" was given by Paul M. War- | Lon! Warner : the Chamber of Commerce of ‘the burg, former Vice Governor of the} Justice Scudder addressed the jury oanent United States at its final session chis Federal Reserve Bo tn a speech wiefly His only opinion was that tousiog . before the United States Chamber of | SUeh cases are distressing. afternoon urged Congress to enact len: . ‘ - ieee oe PONS Wnd WalerDrect conte, | istation providing for the early return | Commerce War Service Com vs But they are here," sald he, “and went into the caisson and tried to | to thelrowners, under Yederal char-| (0-day. He urged that proper entitied to worthy consideration stop fhe fighting, all the men turned | ter, of all ratiroads now being oper. | £U0rd# be thrown about the Govern-|There are many husbands that are rn on them. The policemen fought with “ ie vie aeuPRIANal ‘The Cone| MCMt responsibility and influence inj Milly beenuse of the layivhness with yo) them ten minutes, using clubs | bah ieh Mlle! Rata datas business to avold this peril which they do things. Remember This — ji | Jeo urge: 0. ermit- y ie DlacKjacks. Some of the officers Pesan itecia ab aaah aan “It iw thie danger.we are tacing at hee jury is now deliberating. pulled their revolvers but did vo J beste 7 Ms the moment of our proudest triumph,” here wan little of interest in the tes Th wh eC luice etitio o s, pooling © é v fire. They finally succeeded in quell- | petition among the roads, pooling OC yr. Warbure added ‘Hr must. be|timony this morning, Medge Mow ere’ § re ing tho battle. | equipment, embinations er consollda | oi gerioug concern 1 nattonal| Kins. whe wan a maid (nthe hoose at Metert Widing, of No. 1126 Thira “ tions through ownership or therwis Serhcies availa 1 not] Kensington during the summer of ~ Aveniie, Manhattan, was found un-| MRS o XN omg [in the peration of terminals, and such jear the geéda of nations! ne, | 1848. contradicted of the pre : conscious and iaken to Greenpoint| BESS!E swire P | other practices as will tend to econo | the peo netruction pried places yo] VOUS testimony, SI lared Marry yey Hospital. There were severe cuts on | ‘ for MEN jm evithout destroying competion! face to fac. with this problem and} Pf: Holbrook, the eo-respondent, had Li ~~ his head. A number « ’ the other men : y Uien | in wervice.” | it is during + riod that thoughta| been al in the he with Mrs. were treated for lacerations by an| They Are at Ro and ) | One of the final moves of the con-, will have to be doveloped leading to] urner on two occasions ei thot rape eit ambulance surgeon. Charles F Mita, | vention was to indorse the appoint-/a solution entirely fair to the people.” | Ne arrived there once at TED ined ave fs) a ) yt on several oecasions she ti 33, of No. 231 Fast 105th Street, Mans| Have Won Gratitude of hd ie See; GagteS LMR Ht ment of Carter Glass as Secretary of| Reconstruction legislation, Mr. War. | that on val n ‘1 !ehan in any other. It's the hattan, foreman in charge of 300 men Wounded Soldie 48, BANRES, HENS AO WH SAC hOd Ck \\ the Trewsury Other resolutions | burg declared, must be of the kind | Washed h ant LeAdworchtora [oF in the chamber, was arrested on a —_—_ pacity of Chief Auxiliary. Nursing MRS. GEORGE |adopted included Cangressional ac- | which will provide safety for the fue | Holbrook at Mrs Warner's request. | ae juieiest Fruit in the \Vorld’® § charge of felonious assault. " maa" hts MONROE. tion looking to a just settlement of | ture political lite. In this connecth On one eceaston eomaid testified, | ars 0 WO Amer women are earn-|Corps A. I C. at the Neuilly Mos: 1 \ J ' Mrs, Warner gave her and witiel } Pp ¥ Parellia and Filding got into an al- ine the Jo of the Amerie | Pital, where she iy in © eof a stat {Fernald of Chicago, who has proved| claims resulting from the sudden! he cited as the proper formula tor|that Ht was. from tot fur wome | The best of the faniovs Porto tercation, according to the police, and "4 , i of more than seventy. nur firs. [her ability asx an exceptional nurse.| cancellation of army cont and! such legislation, laws “which will be! Washing she had ¢ . . * ck * ; Parellia hit Filding on the head with} an4q isa love ot all’ ea peopl tune Porcoctor lie Fea. Fo facing Wie ATEN Nourued “ue inking that the officials, who made to the rail what the Federal R HOHE MHL WiRE dTOlNei wen te ee Bai He i and the love of all ch people) nursing force for the Rec 88 in |tending th nericun wount nl ‘ out that Holbrook wa F ade-markeck. steel drill Fifty of the men Joined] with whom they come in nace Whe ctiania Mrs ies Swit leunie, Xmerican wounded 4\/iy6 contracts be continued in Gov- rorve Act is banks." Solution tut that Holbrook was never Yected and trade-mar the foreman and a similar number ——_ - ——. ———Jernment service atisfactory of ths railroad problem, he argued mer, and aleo that he had “TROPIKO” tried to help Filding. The remaining | ' Jadjustment. of contracts for which would be a national contribution of Hany washing done there The name “TROP! O! 200 watched the battic. One of thom! BRITISH MERCHANT LOSS GEN, O'RYAN DECLARES ‘GERMANY TRIED TWICE | nes Weib CeApORIbIN Ie uUomIRe She htasuay ordi is on every wrapper Street in the cage and weat «call | TN WAR TO OGT. 31.) HE DOES NOT KNOW WHEN | TO DRAW SWEDEN INTO WAR snccics cso Wana proposed by Mr, Warhurs | ort Res rot achangs, 22 Pre New Vo OR mud when they reached the street and ia ‘ | ee j Finland and North Schleswig Ot- y to asniat the War corporation with broadened | ens): a had to change their clothes. Output in Last Seven Months Ex. |New York Division Headquarters fered as Bribes tor Siding Sy anlaned Groducin, where and tHe right to enter the! Violent Disturbance Recorded on zotenin, wae: Held: tai, 000s bail! tor : | 1 nea. Are Now at Le Mans, 115 Miles | With Milit of such supplies will least of busin in alding) Washington Seismograph Believed examination to-morrow. ceeded World Losses by More b, ah de with the return of industry | Ameriedn busine It should be pe iditte Saiith Te. Than 1,000,000 Ton Southeast of Paris, WASHINGTON, Dec, 6. —Ge to a normal condition: 1) mitted, Mr. Warburg believes, to Be in South America Md , Wn Ons. | ce t » bribe Swede , ought the abrogation 0! ssue TON WILL DISB ND NAVY UNIT. !DON. Coosa ew Ye ne OT Central 1 mau nation gulation of industry vs Hoon PER ts tear eeclotin am ione | NARETENCSC GY ORI BAe ear ph ibd DON, Dec. 6.—British mer- Apert < , " atral Powers, diplomatic information | Seve Guch Tadiatel foreign securities acquired; it should quake of reat intensity, Admital Orr red to Release Men nt tonnage losses were | | HEADQU ene OF ree vse Bai : sath in production have entire freedom from matters of mately 2,500 niles south of Wasi Tratesag at Cotu 9,031,828 pross tons from the | 27TH DIVISION AT LE MANS it am ead ere to ehh * by istribution of bership on the conp oh: Min eae Av aarlvate Mee Kenation K : : beginning of the war to Oct. 31, (about 115 miles southeast of | erm ear late Hyand fuel, and thi named | ¢) SE Warhute sald. ute : nth Rear Adv ral B.D, Taw U. 6. : | Schleswig was held out as bait, accord-| industries should be fre f t ' selamograph at the Georgetuwa Unt in con sand of the Navy Training] 1918, according to an official state- Paris), Dec. 5.—On behalf of the | ing to revelations here Jas consistent with the w a ea SAE hatin eee versity Observatory. The shucks, be nit at f dumbia t ived| ment. New construction in officers and men of the division, I German ked © dengnis| Nation and Allies, Ithut -oopeledte able ont ares x at 348 o'clock and i an order io-day to dis! United Kingdom in the same pe- | thank The World for its message. | with a threat to lan Sweten| A resolution asked Atul AUT | men be nained, he added pore’ | ve Kaen Wane vara (hat ieronne tingent ly as riod was 4,312,295; purchases I have no knowledge or orders |'f the alliance was not made, it | } Fo Mr, Warburg #iid he believed an j minute after 4 o'clock the needies were Repbligg sion to be completed by De abroad were $20,000 tons and enc- concerning our departure, stated thew sarly withdrawal of the hand of the | dislodged from the machine at county 2 Bie (oHGhee cab luredlwan sieeeo: | ssa « numerous export prohibl- } Rie eaaintar Jovernment from ith war activities in ere was another sharp stock ‘There are 370 men in this division,| 71° fonnage captured was 716,52 O'RYAN. tho: wan were: viewed ty euch’ be. ake (ddlanenenbla | business was advisable and. possible Midoke Ae Can henGR Eat ihe cael ited 19: Resta peeny ot whom will: remain: atthe, unt eae Raa ee, Blears eer — Germ to the Allies, | safety of our industrial structur Wapecially is thid true regarding reg: |e vatory that the disturbance : ol verzity to complete their studi In the seven iy 4 the ou iday sent this coe sohitiac Hare ulation of production and prices, le ys salad yaa tn Navy ¢ put exceeded the world's losses | am to Major Gen. John nro} Livery effort | a DUURPaOLE anna Fi Poe andere el VANCOUVER, B, Cy Dew. e—Thie Ade Sty ” | more than 1,000,000 tons. In the | n command of the 2ith | was 1 to the war, |\ incurred through con. |elty Was ehaken violently by an earth + GC tow ines Hurts “eluaners,” will | ema Great Britain, nou me obligations will go far te | tremor at 124) this mornin The ee fontinue in operation til asetil 1 4 ; SAREEGUaREaleaio | he Wold pongratalaion yeu [anit ' Keneral he held, |tremora, which appeared to [On | ——— RTS Smt ae “sib ir ubroad w and all ranks of division for | >wede ‘ that" f 1ould) be Narth to South, were felt min . hae ae while ne ites, A distinct rumbling was notices et and Mound’ HIGH WIND DAMAGES PLANT. : phe Loene t MUERE DEAD: SHRt conteby | ur de is ‘ » The World orted Many Hurt When Stac by rn | York has a rful receptios | nthe lt Tavad 6 64. An eeeahl MUMCaihatieG eae uilding. > listed OAMDEN, N. 1, Dee. 1 eT MENA ANAM ERED Ee TARS I Will appreciate it if you can eul | | Lhe will by Mw od vondon la x aced © losses rn he pproxir c e e vanes at noon to-day b c aay. Agreed: | TIPECk ENS BPR MOAB te OMe: the < | E ndustry adjustment r can be of the Manuta Chemi¢ bicie prope eri Se aiid ba . 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