The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1918, Page 1

WEATHER—Fair and cooler to-night; fair Fi “If It Happens In New York It’s In The Evening World’’ EDITION “ Circulation Books Open to All.’’ ° _NEW york, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, “Cireulation | Books Open to All.”’ 1 9 1 8. _24 PAGES— Copyriaht, 19: y Co. (The New York W OFFICIALS OF B. R. T. PLEAD NOT GUILTY WOUNDED NEW YGRK HEROES TO EQUAL BIGGEST ULS.AIMS AT NAVY PRUSSIAN GUARD BRT. OFFICIALS BOUND UPHOLDS EBERT: - OVER TO THE GRAND JURY PRESIDENT AND PREMIERS :, BEGIN CONFERENCES a ; LAND FROM HOSPITAL SHIP. | | | Might Have Been Fatal Had | We Fought Alone. HINGTON, Dec. 12 AGAINST THE REDS pou aren Chancellor Boasts That the German Troops Were Not Beaten in War. pic ONMANS.AUGHTER CHARS epee —_-> “phe unt. |President Williams and Four $5, 000,000,000 SALE _— ercy Brings 392 War Vic- Wireless From Aas Washing WAS ‘WR, VINCENT ASTOR b) tims and Many Stories of ted States should have a navy equal Others Plead Not Guilty LONDON, Dec. 12—In consequence j Bravery Are Told. | DUE BACK IN NEW YORK HO /ROY MANS Wet By teas reveal in Brooklyn Court. OF BONDS REQUIRED as fae vo frig Says He Has Declined Honors EE FROM ARMY CANTEEN WORK | Badger told the House Naval Affairs | FOR UL S, EXPENSES ¥ y d in Berlin, Premier Ebert is taking a stiffer attitude toward the Spar- tacus group, in explaining the| ommittee to-day, FOUGHT IN $100,000 BOND OFFERED. Offered by Paris University in, ARGONNE. Comm asdiassetuiaaiaaie : Naval Appropriation bill, and in giv- | Issue to Meet $18,000,000,000 War 5 f ng ®& comprehensive building pro- wii ; ~ se Ej pee Cosas enree ons Order, to Devote Time to Co % Camp Upton Men Happy to Be | ce 2 | Traction Men Silent When Ar-| Cost May Be Five and Half dents in Copenhagen of the London d ti fP P 1 bt Home—Col. Hughes Brings | Had the United States been tisht-| raiened on Hylan Warrant | Billions, newspapers aro advined. sideration of Peace Problems. ad nelly hs ies > - alone in the present war, the had. ee WASHINGTON, Dec, 12. COPENHAGEN, Wednesday, Dec. —_ ae ee Decorations. fi 4 {in lack r / ame, ao} i e ; ef T 3. S 3 “ @. Three Decoration niral salt) tea poi capa ret) for Wreck Blame | ye to five and hale (piilion 11.—Berlin's welcome to the Prussian ABOARD THE U. S. S. GEORGE WASHINGTON, Dee. 12 nen | have been serious a s | — joliars. moro of bonds w " " ‘ : : The United States Navy Hospital ause it has been learned that the! phe qve Brooklyn Rapid Transit | havo to be issued to finance | CUar’ 0 Tuesday was solemn rather! wircless to the United Pre pie via London) .—President Wilson may navy must be strong enough not only triumphant, according to oy threaded her way: . , ie oharae an- | the Governme ar, Secre~ i » Americ i ‘ TRcAYTha ae vt ‘ ery ah |to protect from invasion, but also pallens fares Sm li "ak tary MAAS Gis ie House Berlin advices received here, It was| Vi! i poeta troops in the parade in Paris, pe the army piers in Hoboken with” 36 ‘phe sei jase i aaa O° | sHanted (Beach train wreck in the ere vrs ise petite Generally observed that the troops! The President (ts to hold his first informal conferences with the: peace ere Eee ee et ag ninstlaa BEAN Ae oe tiga tai ihe Gana RAINS MEMES hema LIE wet er {scuseing ni eee nee te Series national | Allied Premiers on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next wegk, ) soldiers from more than 150 battle- try never has been and probably never ninety pirsons wero killed, were @r-| Ho basod this on an eatimate | Snentecniand ber Alar’ ante nees | Messages reaching him indicate that holiday and other festivities will delay | Guide: cb wrancadtosay Shih ine will be again, as well prepared to bulld| aieneq this afternoon before Magis-| of $18,000,000,000 in expenditures, | revolutionary airs. the formal conferences until Jan. 3. Police Band played and the Po pea ea hada dng . hia te trate Steers in the Adams Street Pi Hpaeineeimien in srrghsg Brandenburg Gate and the streets * ‘The President will take advan asia a gr By aGanaad: “WHO: WEEA come skilled in shipyards which have |Court, Brooklyn. It “has been etated previously | ‘troush which the soldiers marched; | of this delay to clean up tho Informal nokelleg about ihe deck w the been building vessels for the Merchant} Not a word was spoken by any Of] nat tho last Liberty bond tasue, Phyad ries eine Wala ees OLLAND PREMIER Sloan) Se ald of canes and crutches, reached Marine, he sald, and as fast as these/the defendants in court. Pleas off to be floated in the spring, would | gecorated with national rosettes ct eee in France and Belgium Hie the rail and looked down upon the yards are released from that work the| 14. gusty wore entered for them, a] be for around $6,000,000,000, Mr. | rowers and wore their iron croseea. also will make a trip to Italy, police boat patrol with radiant faces, vier ane vray gee aire etane renee bond of $100,000 offered bx] McAdoo urged the committee t | The soldiers in the procession par- INSISTS FY. he rhe University of Paris has ottem@) SUE Na PUREED. LBS RENE rae One hundred and fifiy German and| accepted and they were held for the} 14," 0°" PAM bs fF organisations suffered tn Informed the unlversiaaaaaE | liee reserves and plied them with MGR: RUM OAR, aubeecnae na a iN ae nae Gained’ ofthe Allied Governments from bonds | mendous louses, some detachments that he wishes to devote all his questions. pa Cigarettes flew from the patrol to , tte Mercy'’s deck like a flock of sea- already authorized. He sald there 1s no room for question about the Tepayment of the Allied loans being reduced to almost the vanish- ing point, The ranks were filled with spare time formal conte day sunk during the war prior to August, Admiral Badger told the committee, Edward Luciano, also motorman, WON'T BE GIVEN IP and night, to the jie . in ler to . repor : charged with manslaughter, was con- men from other detachments. common understanding before the # gulls. Occasionally a passing tug kalba pebere eu aay i iter tinued. Premier Ebert's speech to the sol- | for mal session, let loose her siren, but the passage 331 submarines and that the Aus-| ‘The defendants gave the following N. Y. MAN SHOOTS widow dlers ts reported ay follows: ni he —— to the pler was made in compurative ltrian underwater fleet comprised |names, ages and addresses “Your deeds and sacrifices are un- Declares, Semin. Wilhelm’s ‘WILSO ‘ silence but for the music, A numbe only thirty-five craft, ten of which | ‘mmothy 8, Williams (President of AND CHILD AT ROCHESTER exampied. No enemy overcame you. Stay There Will Not Be N NEARING FRANCE; of the wounded were members of the \"Ga “Aug. 1’ last Admiral Badger |the B, R. T.), fifty-six years, Hun- Only when the preponderance of our Prolonged FLEETS , 77th Division, which trained at Camp} a % le aid, the Germans had 119 subma-|tington, L. I opponents in men and material grew | ged, 0 NATIONS i Upton and which was in the thick of ‘ , iY ‘tines operating in the Atlantic and| john H, Hallock (President of sub- a a ever heavier did wo abandon tho penance: the fighting in the Argonne lorest, “ | twenty sy tego ett en tad sidiary company operating Brighton Harry B. Lucas Then Turns struggle, You endured tndescribab THE HAGUR, Dec, 12.—Tho formar 10 HONOR HIM AT BREST The Mercy, which was formerly the een ea oditteranuan. "84 | ine), forty-eight years, 188 Hancock] Weapon on Himself—Jealousy | sufferings, accomplished tncompar- | German Emperor is entitled to the i Ward Line steamer Saratoga, was|Wife of Wealthiest Young Man In) e'sht Ae ibaeel | Wadia Admiral Ba ager, advocated the | Street, Brooklyn. Blamed, pa ye and cp Lee after year, | right of sanctuary in Holland and | President’ Shi Will Pass Th commanded by Commander Hugh orld Arrives To-Morrow—En- | building of a sufficient number o 8. Menden (chief engineer os proof of your unshakable courage, ees s D I SS rougly Webb, U.S. She sailed from Brest ey pias ba cruisers so that our total yee we ee pital ROCHESTER, Dec. 12.—Harry B.|" yoq protected the homeland from | erefore his return to Germany ean-! Jane of [re idnoughts, Batéles ® N a ae ane daten’ wiles tertained Soldiers in France. latrength of this class in 1925 would}of B. R. T.), y years, Lucas, who saya he lives at No. 315/ivasion sheltered your wives, chij-|"t be demanded, according to a| . us, oe SR OORT Te: ee ™ “ be twenty-two, Great Britain now | Hotel, Brooklyn. West 16th Street, New York, this morn- Pi | bevel Hie asin gy PETERS | ships, Cruisers and Destroyers” s word was received of a coming) Mrs. Vincent Astor, wife of the nas about twenty of these ships, he} momas F. Blewitt (Superintendent |ing shot Mrs. Margaret Johnson sulli-|97@A end parents from flames and | Statement yesterday by Jonkhser | BRET Pc storm; so the ship went far south,|wealthist young man in tho world, |aaid. pbs md of BR. 7), forty-three years, No. |van, a widow, and her daughter, Mollie, #aughter and preserved tho nation’s | Boerenbruck in the Lower Chamber UMPST, France, Dee, 12 (United away out of her course to make as/and who has been in France doing] 6 75th Street, Brooklyn, six, and then turned the weapon on| Workshops and 1s from devasta- | of Parliament during a debate on the!) 1!” George Washingtieay & easy as possible the voyage for the/canteen work for the past year, «') GERMANS SURRENDER John J. Dempsey (Vice President of [imself. Mra, Sullivan t# dangerousty| tion, With deepest emotion the] | 444 bearing President Wilson and ie sick an® wounded, She made a stop uboard the French steaimship| BRT), thirtycnine years, No, 194] Wounded and Lucas, tt i» believed, win| homeland thanks you. You can re. | HA of the former Emperor 1 | party, way 600 miles out from Si at Bermuda but the men were not Lorraine to-morrow. $60, 000, i000 RUSS RUSSIAN GOLD ed ’ + die, The child will likely recover, turn with heads erect. Never have | 40!/and. when last reported t i ace, Brooklyn. im d by wireleae, allowed ashore on account of several] Mrs or recently helped to en- Berkeley Place, Br The shooting took place in the home| men done or suffered more than you."| The Premier said tho Governmont | The steamer was rn only Aft cases of mumps. tertain the sallors from the United] Col. Williams and Hallock were the lor Mra, Sullivan's sister, where the in- Would have preferred that the ¢ kn n hour y ; uurtroom, accom-|jured woman and child arrived yeste preferred that the former 1 ' H H BACK WITH | States battieshi at a base port in i .,| first to enter the cour y * Nine rench " COL. mney Re ONS Wakes With ponies pred piles) Funds Deposi sited in Bani in Bank of France| pantea py their lawyers, Meler Steia-|day from New York for a visit. Lacas, SOLF HAS RESIGNED Emperor had not chosen Holland ax |). 0 4'), ' A crulsers, headed@aage Licut, Col. John A, Hughes, a real|enough food from the mess sergeants and Credited to the Allied brinck and George D. Yeoman The|who is a lghter foreman in New York ® refuge, Dut that he came as | stroy¢ Admiral Mesos aan noldier of fortune, a veteran of tho]and chartered a trolley car and with Account. others appeared a moment'Inter. Tho | nrvon, (ollowed her to tle cy. An FROM GERMAN CABINET Private individual, after reuouncits | the Pennsylvania; “Aaron Sneehiby - Fane Say : : ¢ 7 o e in- he ? ed iis throne, without direct or indirect | venta; Admiral Spanish War and of the Philippines,| the lunch and sixty “gobs” journeyed) panis, Dec. 1 4 received from | Proceedings occupied only @ few min- |g suilivan to Rochester, will be ques: | one DOHC Eee OE hee lotta ieee |Aawatips the Wromlag: tie Ameriean who rose from the ranks after eigh-|out into the country for a lark Russia by the Germans, amounting to| Utes Mr. Stelnbrinck was spokes |tioned by the police, who say the shoot-| Government A. fe anos aua | amen ten tncincae ended arrival <| Utah, Art teen years of service, came home from] She has waited on table alongside| more than $60,000,000, has arrived in| man. ing was the result of Jealousy. debdisulas: ppears AVE | Attar renunciation of bie. throne » Utah, Aria car with his left leg useless, bis] f the peasant French women at the|Paris end beep deposited in tho Bank hall Y read the complaint?” asked Gained in Strength Since Last vonkheer oerenbruck continued, | | xas, Nevada Sea eee ee g Grau yack | Women's Division of the Y. M. C. A./of France, according to an official state-| the Magistrate Week. there could not be a question of in- |) a number (eu MS un eB I the| While the Norma, t husband's |ment from the French Ministry of Fi-| “ynat can be dispensed with,” sald U, 3h FUNDS REFUSED : ternment, ner could the former Bim | will anchors with him ritish D. he nce, The mone credite . rele BLIN, Dee. 12 (Assoc! eas) | Peror’s return to Germany be de Trench "War Cross and the Medal of|Pfivate yacht, which he turned overjnance. The money is credited to the| age, gteinbrinck. “We are familiar FORN Y JERSEY TUNNEL Beets Hs Ds 13 (Associated Press) neroria return ta Germany Us ie- | Ue Ghose een 4 jovernment for patrol duty, {common account of the Allies, in con- 7 = olf, th er of For- | manded jew of the immemorta} | ashingto! sane the Legion of Honor. He went to|\ (he Covernmer Hoe Me. eo formity terms of the armistice, | With it, These defendants plead not Lee eign Affairs, has handed in his resig- | tradition of right of sanctuary, Jown the lane between the warshipm him back home, and was among the) 140+ being known to the | an they they be noid for theiSenate Committ owever, | the cabinet. tinued, must repudiate every effort to guns from the French craft The | fa zs known to the crew ; a pt | the . ’ oe first troops overseas. Cae CELLU SR HSI JACK THE SHIPPER AGAIN. | crena Jury in $10,000 bail each,” said! agrees to eRport Bill Authorize |_ The suthority of the Cabinet ag a|sce in this stop an unneutral attitude, | ner vi then anchor at the head @f “They put me in command of the/somain in America permanently. or{Creepe Up Rebind Girl and Cete| District Attorney Lewis a, whole appears to be greater than tt was | Nevertheless, he sald, the once Em. | t#e Columns while the warships pass 28d Infantry,” he said, “and I com-| whether she ans to return to the| Off Braid of Hal: “Its so ordered," the Magistrate re Rr rojec wel FAK & peror’y stay in HMoiland was only re- review, St. Mihiel, where I got bumped, We| by hundreds passing in the street tms| Th¢ magistrate then inquired ubout pounded arg iRidinnmtaix ee ca axautive Cominittee}ent no power had protested against |“ brief ceremony will be held on the » lino, brig n{ A ds o , SF TOS USS, SNe ee § Sou sit, b 1 ae a) auay, After this the p were all along the line, brigaded wit morning, a “tall, thin man with black |the bonds. Mayor Hylan, sitting as|venicie traffic tunnel to connest New {ell has been stripped of te powan, | Mis visit, but ntual demand . party will drive the French and English. We were go- PREDICT $1 “BUTTER Now. fe "crept up behind Helena Pinnella, {a committing magistrate, had issued| york City with Jersey Clty wae unum. (despite the fact that it way orlginatty |£F extradition must pass the test of Airset te the rallway station alm 3 2 . * | sixtee of No, 228 Kast 43th bench warran for the defendant susly disappro’ d da planning that all power should reside and of treaty The Government, rain r aris, They will not pass ing fine at St. Mibiel, advancing vap-| p, py ncaa wa t mou pe to-day by the/t v reald ‘ Poa \dly—it was like @ parade. Then a Price 70 ee plasty w a 1 snipped off @ braid of Jet black h yesterday and fixed bail in each cage| Senate Interstate Commerce Com-|in its hands, | Premier ided, would not al, | tne ‘ough the centre of the town, The shrapnel shell burst, killing and| putter has again rocketed In and fad, Jat $10,000, Mr. Steinbrinck offered the | . but it was agreed to report a jlow the former Emperor to exercise eat ire route to the station will bel wounding @ number of my men and]... yer sends of Ceeamery, Canoe [are atarie. Pin nter of 1 $199,000 bond of the National Surety AF iving tho mecessary authority | BEM BURCKI S SHOT ir influence in another country, |! ~ mith American soldiers. A cdi |The best erade of creamery, unsalted, | Mis" Mg Prato Ifo pr : poilus, as a guard of eg * ers, was sw ‘ompany to insu appearance of noe putting TY Taft Neg out OF ermunise)iy quoted to-day at $1 cents per pound jan did nok [Company to insure the appearance of| Tne committes had heard statements WITH BEN, DIMITRIEFR US: SHIPBUILDERS AHEAD, | 880 will be_rrese “My bome has been all over the) {or the housewits ae next best grade [police were not fed. motorman. jthe p and tend & Paster | More Vessels Under Con ‘ S. Battlefieet Leaves British NESAEE ; |is selling at 78 centa, Each of the defendants on entering 1 ; | Port to M country, wherever I hang up my hat; . 4 Be - & | Bloomin je, Chairman of the Jolat! ; ; an tn Britain Sep ect Wilson, but I have a dear-old mother who ‘The F ‘? E ra npproved ‘ aT SANTA TO RAISE CITY PAY. | the courtroom. had been placed form. | ‘funnel Commission, and W. H. Noyes, | Bolsheviki Kill To Russian Gen- | Dec. 12—In the quarter| UONDON, Di 12.—The United ¢ 84 West 7: 3 price, anc allowed what \s said to| est by Detectives Roet airman of the Jersey Tunnel Tho PI 0, unt | States battle # lives at No. 164 West 74th Street in BTL at’ @ SaNti bee Coun Pee ine jally under arrest by ctives Roeb- | Chairman o w y Tunne erals Who Played Promi- 637 more merchant | 8t pattie fleet which is to lives at No |be a protis « nts per pound for th [Every Semth Grease & ling and Murphy. They remained in, Commission, They appeared tn behalf sy y Re building in the United} part of the escort of the U, & @ z Te hope yon Gude Oi8't selnp tol” eee in ts P cet ecnatnahin, © 7 te net ine reane, \¢he back part of the room until calle 1 [ots Al by Senator Calder of New York nent Part in ar, United Kingdom, it} orge Washington into Brest Jett cama |deaters predict that the price of butter | SOUTH! ORANC No J, Dee. W.—) torward by name by District Attorney ileal a cy orls penal rution of} BYOCKHOLM, Dec. Gena. Russk 4 1 ster to-| Portland this morning, It was egile! 4 (Continued on Third Page.) Jnas not yet reached the height it wit | EYery emple SF tae AE a Lewis, ‘The five a row be Tab ins Caden at tc te Dimitrieff of the Russian Army a wald to ‘a diff-|manded by Vice Admiral Sims w i se ce attain when ren! cold weather arrives. in nay for a Christman present, if the fore the bench during reut of the| rat Government dicho ‘ee IP ones hy ertars of the leeal | Shree: . » ey fe board the battleship Wyaim ms rhe soot th ay, is vay in pa oF aria ae e i ne pape ‘er : i society at Prapragorak, according to an ¥ ” be 4 ne e me WOBLD RAITACRANT, er tee toa at Will send | tan of Village board of trustees | Proceedings, Dempsey ared t of the witnesses emphasized the) official Ukrainian statement received | Ur ‘ uetion, of wh he fleet consisted: Ota Brecials for To-Das. Dec. 12. 1948, butter to $1 per pound foes through, The Finance Camm be the most nonchalant of the group, need of the tunnel to relieve traffic con- | hore from Petrograd, M. Rukbloff, at Their Kross tonnage battleship divisions under Ad . elles New ‘england Dinner sav ttiesesesess 880 | lene whe on sestiay | The police und firemen started the {CO Wiliams as he left the court. | gestion, and Gen, Goethals sald it would | mer Minister of Commerce and Com: | as - jfedman and Rodgers and one ae 14th Floor, World Butiding Gee fon Weel sagtle movement by applying for a rai — have been of great military importance | munications in the Russian Cabinet, | OEWEY'S ssoRTED NOLIDAY CASES,’ stroyer division, » all ‘Woich fur vo worrow's speckal Agr, Genadion Pasitie Wallwas, L870" liroadwageora last meeting of the ! 200, ad La , . be , ware ndern [ibe ne of the board, (Continued om Mecond Page) |ia the war Was ebob os the camo umm, us 2°" Teco WAC oom, «The Geet will be met af om, ‘ ‘ \ ; 7” a4 » ' E's ane i Ue 8 ape | Hic NS a ‘a ‘ iil tilt i