The evening world. Newspaper, January 9, 1919, Page 1

“If It Happens In New York It’s In The Evening World’’ aunts GIRL GETS ROSES AND BOND THEFT SECRET {8 TOLD a LOYAL TROOPS ENTER BERLIN AND DRIVE BACK RED FORCES; RIVAL GOVERNMENT FORME ~ “Cireulation Boo! 1919. YORK, _THURSDAY, JANUARY ‘9, Onen to Al 20 PAGES WEATHER—Snow flurries to-night Par EDITION TALK OF PREMIERS WITH WILSON OFF UNTIL NEXT WEEK ALL TRAFFIC IS WAGES OF HARBOR STRIKERS STOPPED AS 16,000 MEN WALK OUT Thousands of Commuters Delayed; ’ , row Actress’s Story of Gifts From) Llovd Seorse, Detained in AND WHAT THEY ASK, AS GIVEN 45,000 Longshoremen Th n Out Admirer Leads to Arrest— England by Press of ' of Work—Army Ships Hampered Securities Regaine Cabinet Duties ‘ ecurities Regained. abinet Dutie fi w —Refuse to Move City Vessels. dents, d Ebert Overthrown by Indepen Mudge Chamber 4 “burlesque | PARIS, Jan. 9 (Associated Press) nee One Report—Fighting Continues queen,” is just as susceptible President Wilson's conferences with | Figures Show Earnings of Lighter, Tug and All freight and passenger trafic in New York harbor, except a few showers es as she is to showers | the Premiers of Great Britain, France ; , X ; ee 5 > 3 , s tied to-day by a strike of 16,000 marine workers, ance Many Fall Revolt Spread-|. of Liberty Bonds and Italy, which were to open to-day Scow Employees in 1914 and 1918 ferry boats, was tied up to-day Two detectives who posed ag col- | have been delayed and will probably and Money They Demand ‘After ten hours of almost complete inaction in the bay and rivers the ing Over Germany. pys threw her the roses, and | Hot begin before early ne bs . | strike was no nearer to a settlement than when it started atO A.M. Botts iitado ahevpave’ Gis Premier Lloyd George is detained Here are the Wage figures of ail classes of marine workers who are ‘ rs . fae Saree n Land f t : rk ina dent to the| on strike and what they are demanding, as given out today by the |Sid¢s express a determination to figat to the last ditch. BASLE, Jan, 9.—Troops loyal to the Ebert Government have ar | formation which led this morning to sh AM SS ots : iy a 6 tae i SUG ean ati sar Work toa ae 4 he arraignment of er W. Cre-|Peconstruction of his Cabinet. Pre boat owners: | No coal and little other freight reached New York to-day tived in Berlin from Potsdam anJ driven the Spartacans as far as t ean tae years old, No. 699 Eagie Mier Orlando of Italy, who arrived Pareenta A number of vessels reached port and only one—the Jose—sine Ti scupied the iting works, 20) y to the Fra nt u e -day, will prob: eturn to Tw Lights a ; . : , 4 ; . Tiergarten and reoccupied the pr ig works, according to the Frankfor Avenue, Bronx, and John J. Tun-| here to-day, will probably return t Teedoateane Lighters, oreiwar Wag oo NSS, |ceeded in reaching her pier. ‘The rémainder are in the quarantine groumds aa = ‘ co tau “Rome, where exence for forty Captain $1,669.68 $2,154.7. $4,725.00 ': ‘ if Zeitung. ney, eighteen years old, No, 762 Rome, where his presenc ‘ap 4,15: - ara tae fc toate . w 3 on Ci8ht hours is necessary because ¢ Licensed mate 994.32 1,914.75 4,200.00 and with a northwest wind coming up, it is feared that there will be The Government, the newspaper adds, has decided to take energetic, Westchester Avenue, Bronx, n | 4 : Tks ; - ‘ a short affidavits in connection with ™tters under consideration by the Engineer 2... seeeee 1 034.75 00 danger of collisions in the congestisn of ships measures and has assembled a large number of troops, Premier Ebert) *° { $196,175 of aeouritics [allan Partlament, |) ROGRRSDA eve: Saxiee ones o4t Vice President Condon of the Marine Workers’ Affiliation, estimates ssue nifesto to the “workers, bourgeoise and soldiers” de- " s There will, howev be a meeting} Cook 9 1,158.76 95, a oe HRA A Mhentesto 19 The : by \ a Sh CREE HO 6) OFT tovdlay at the ome Ob Ataihen Eighons| Arena, “4 1,194.7 00 that between 4,000 and 5,000 boats of all descriptions are tied up in the jouncing the Spartacans as being responsible for many persons being ers 15 Wall Street hy 6 office of Ster | s nile . — : 2 ae auncing the Spal : ; ‘The prisoners waived. preliminary Foreign Minister, It will be attended ee 701.16 1,194.75 harbor. Sixteen thousand men were said to be on strike while 42,000 killed and wounded. examination and were held in $30,000 by Mr. . Premier Orlando and! Captain 718.32 1,173.7 longshoremen were thrown out of work “We must now accept the tight into@— A Gesans/ Gorne p, Japanese representatives, but it will] Engineer 919.32 1,330.25 iharée Ferpitiald. ware operating telwekn ” Le bia tea a be informal of the absence ree ferryboats were operating between 6 « which wo have been forced.” the] ag 0 S r brther ct rega j 5 manifesto continues, “We have hesi- | 0,000,00 CROWN JEWEL ete Ei Kan of Lloyd although British 1,080.00 St. George, Staten Island, this afternoon. At 5 light two sto continy f Me arrest, has been indicted for’ representatives bably be 7 . " i } tated too long and must be prepared BACK IN LONDON TOWER the theft and hi wt laoapected atlent, It is belle wrtant details Figures on the p f the marine workers ferryboats, operated by policemen, be { from the Battery with to intervene without restriction for any moment. He is the one who of procedure will be settled, If this] Union offictals follow ae eunniies for Staten: island. ‘During the day. the mail the defense of revolutionary orde Ww tle aid to have showered the burlesque jis done, the delogutes will be in a | passengers and supplies for State We appeal to you in the view Removed From SEO Ses ri with) Liberty’ Bonds position, when Lioyd George arrives Sabie sk Desens tween the island and New York was carried in a submarine patrol forming a volunteer republican de-| Two Autos, With Only | theft was committed on Dec. to complete rapidly the preliminary| Captaina, Class 1 S iarLaniawaane oom endless! ‘all 5 |30 Cornelius n had gone to work and clear up 1 8 for the! Captains, Class If... senaete fense guard, We must not stop until Four on Guard. | twee Now York and New Jersey bard. We mie ook ae | lwork that day for the brokers at 9lonening conferences on Monday and| Captatna, Clane tif U.S. OFFICIALS DISCUSS order has been a re LONDON, Jan, 2 (Correspondence of! 4. M. ‘The were intrusted Tuesday ae x ‘< "Or points have « ving Berlin and the peopl sured the|ine Ansocinted F , Tewats r Mgineers, Class I fj ‘ to him at 3 P. M. to deliver to the| Premier Clemenceau and Premier i . Collector of ci iawt . possibility of enjoying peace and the | nave boon brought out of their wartime |} i een eee A MNES Wore Th conten | PBWIRAETE ClS68 Teonsesesvces, TIE- ‘ fruits of the revolution,” |hiding places and returned to the) 2Ar* Sl sh al! is orning With the Amera| Eagineefs, Class UI.. 226 afternoon notified ports from Berlin to-day state that|ruded back. In fact the removal wa ns assign etective | can delegation, < : t ee |p s to work with Central| Importance is attached to the meet-] Deckhands 145 are necessary, tugs to protect Govern the rebels there have formed a new|so rmal and quiet that no one, per- | [ > 2 Government under the title of “The haps, who saw a couple of automobiles |Office detectives, Brown and Mayer|ing of the French Cabinet to-day, Firemon . ......+.+45 70 146 retaries Daniels and Baker Call! ment vessels in the harbor which pee Committe This containing four army men disguised ag|and Detective Kalbfleisch. ‘The first| for it is probable President Poincare] Licensed mates . ees vesee 280 215 rm a j vin Tad aaeal ees ue Sena okie oe aay ® three members, “Villans suspected were carrying | informatic ney Rot was that Cor-|will definitely nominate the French] oyang ,, 150 Conference of Rail and Ship- Shp tango materi comm comprises three me * | $30,000,000 worth of jewe | \ reg: 7 at » ele ; to the Peace Congress. y Me! " rtor Herr Licbmann, Georg Ledebour and |", Ree cars would | » i a mt "y iy bur esq. oe Ale in regards rauentinr namie If the marine workers live aboard their boats the owners are allowed ping Men at Washington mem of ust Guard shall Herr Tiek, the last-named the Pre aled © cardboard hathox, but | Which had been playing in Harlem [enemy countries, it Is understood that] to deduct 75 cents a day from thin The mon demand elht hours, WASHINGTON, Jan, 9—War and man uss. ‘There are munition dent of the Spartacan League, ee the peeper en ; Aa | @hey learned that the g was | those concerning Germany will be six days’ work week, with overtime at the rate of time and a half. Navy Department, Palins Adminis : ag ts Spb ae “ iy ne ial Bs The Spartacans thus appear & Leepecsiba See aneeed thet wu. | known on the stage as Madge Charn-| taken up first, then those of Au They demand holidays on Sunday, New Year's Day, July 4, Labor Day, | tration and Shipping Board ofMfclals, af- | * Kk Bay a . be working with the Socialists of the |Nor would he have the Se i i ie oe tt : eo ’ ri abhenth of rough. rod cloth } ng | Derlain and t the show had gone i -Hungary and finally those sh ta Thanksgiving Day and Ohristmas. They algo demand one week's vaca ter discussing to-day for two hours the er Wh ree th or LODE Aen. : 1 The ve to Bulgaria and Turkey nese . ‘ po f F ha (a BS een | covered royal sceptre, with its fam-|to Wa’ ury, Conn. he detec tive to Bulg tion with pay for thoxe in the service more than one year, New York Harbor strike situation, 4 tary: ania (that the ak weeied [This despatch would also seem JO Guiting diamond. In insignificant | followed and bought a box. When the | details will probably not be decided " ae —_ ye ieee oy tater omit | ene: warts to indicate the possibility that the |iccuing poxes and parcels were the} girl appeared they applauded her | Upon until the League of Nations cided to post a " sufficien new government set up is a rival | ater crowns, eoronets, orbs and th Mla) RUA INTRO TuaN TAL har te part of the programme has been ex 'y as State Superintendent of Bi further efforts from thelr representa | pilc ba ry un he police one to the Bbert-Scheidemann |rest of the royal regali That waa the beginning. Presently | bausted, t tives in New York, expected later inthe | and tire by and hospital boats and Geveraiaent end iAP. nas OA OAS! Re ue About twenty-five | ney mot her and there were after | A French protocol, giving a detailed | coward) Pike City Magiatrate, [day els and Baker de ie ancageines t through Paris Sas P.M J Serena Sarat co Don Ste eae eomote al PP an admirer who was giving her | Peace Conference, has been submitted ‘The Governor design Supreme | ond Administration and Shippin emp - (the Hudson LONDON, Jan 9 (4.37 P. M.).— many bonds, but she did not th |to the American and other dele | Court Justice Abel Binchoar: of\tr ce oa ite contertnes was nald al SA tae Bene ; by wireless here say that parts to Paterson, N. g., {mination sion, Second Judictal Department Reports were current that either | igh . ans she Berlin are scenes of bloody fighting: “| IN BERLIN IS WOU Pe ‘ aie aoe rat ctives. Tho giri| Oflelal announcement was made | Mr. Nixon succooda Gen. W. W.lgnt dney Ge the War Department |" lathe had been approached The messages say that some parts} became more confidential and told|to-day that the Council of Minister Wotherspoon and Mr | would take over operation of | lclera to union. G8 ¢ Berlin are already without light and | an tine | young ud-|"@4 @pproved the nominations, « Thar vaaame cheated pane erie jhe nA vs ale water. Provision depots have been in) (ie fe > Pak 5 n. He had re.|Erench representatives in t? Vion on Dee, 2M of William Th iabor Board officials said | mPa h FneY Oe John Grar f re nm k | The War L bie é eile stormed by the Spartacans and the| Sinick by Fraements of Hoare! civaacner “aaven, atone Tiel of the fol . , former ae to ex-Gov. Whit-lthe Board ha dexhausted i we ies ine re . ceding of soldiers and civilians ha a Jerty Bonds and was about to give| =e 7 : i of rouiw|-ewis Nixon Gets Public)™s. Mix MA takes the h efforts to adjust the difficulties be- | "LI" : a been interrupted | Hand Grenade |her some r Tu one of tho {Phen Pichon, Fo * Works Place-—Rattie nade vacant by the exp the | tween harbor workers and their em-| 2 4 a The Government, it is added, 1s tal LONDON, Jan, 9.—Jolin Graudenz,|inen under arresi, who Lane i ee orks ace—Rattigan | tor Louis Wiurd. ‘These posi: | ployers and could do nothing b ; 3 ae leech ng al exsary measures to destroy | trnited Press staff correspondent have acted for Cor 1 ire Harv ae : | Made Prison Head. bona each Wary of $8,000 4) the strike take its cour . ae the reign of terror.” Berlin, was badly wounded during the | was 1 to have fort ae ? 7 N H year Mr ‘ds Ralph W. | yorable situation develope \ hou 1 t { " . PARIS, Jan. 9.—The Hbert-Seheide-| stroot fyghting, according to a per-|bonds which he w ambon, forme cumawy mee soma syed Ma At ey ‘ Nee 0% use mann Government in Germany has| sonal messiue received from him by|by mail lin, 2 expired, an , 0,000 0 1 reat o> . been overturned, the Extremists 1 1 Press Bureau here to-da » Philadeipt Fay 4 : Vu N wy i PRESIDENT § $10 ‘| 00 hike ae _ ; ing gained the upper hand in jraudenz said he “badly " had r » ww . . build wh recend bart! ary * § E SH RD J HR besa pe te to the latest German advices received | gtmyck by fi of a hand gre ne wired | ad Sel bape w : f ' Hlectlons § soe Se A Ly 1 great here. wh Joded near a telegrap nal f OD OR “a , - < p ‘A new revolutionary Government mania Saigane taal | mier Clemen: arlen: I. F POLICE DOG CAPTURES MAN. ¢ Rule Kel iw s ¢ : ire to git at tA 1 leved has been proclaimed, compe In hes ext 1, how night a ate. | Ra aati i et are | e 1 he Battery, part of the Government troop: al nost of the stolen n > t i " e reported to one oy RAINE 1 be ; euch hd a MNATOR | THIRTY THOUSAND STATEN are reported to hi ‘one ove 7 Ey recovered re = ) ie ren er ; ’ HIR 3 rebels, and rtacans now hoid| “FLOO” KILLS 4 IN FAMILY. Tho stolen secu and their mar: [Srher Premiers. Te adds eal on ay t na ve HL Rules oni jaCANDINEA DERUEORLACERT he principal p s in Berlin Sen ket valu ‘ we § ie ¥ mb t 2 of] ee dl ; > ‘ ward of a 4 : e rue a More than y sand Civil war is spred o other pa Sasctiil ! $504 he State f the ¢ ly ie N y . c ua 1 stat und vmut unable to \ of Germany, the advices indicate, 1 2 W M § Jernmer nd that } tw | ae 4 fh ' an" Hea a ee : ‘ wy usual means parts of the Rher vinces NEW LONDON, ¢ ) ‘ $ Read Lim the right to the pre-| ce : t i t oO ran from ¥! % Bavaria are now reported to be in alph W. Hazen of dof 4 $ | : : pg es . | 4 I se w 4 wk Leste ; Vides es 2 ‘e volved. A then Alice Ms x " : ; ‘ 1 Peace \¢ r M 1 t f I k. It carried not more than The casualties in the Berlin the rs pe ee ne ; ‘ 1 t re eS ao eaal ; ; -. iS ‘ aot I ah te mace tA are reported to haye been ! “i : con Wednesday, Mpa.< 92! . , om. [eonte w “low Nee iau tra Hal eitae “ w » d prog 1 n every trip. Other commuters The. Independent + © an’ died: 4 Ww, ( Joha J, Tun-'the most general princip t Her Stun Ror stant ,.,4 wa sinned Om ian — wsed to Bayonne in motor and .— irce othe! serious ry Bia : ‘ day and held on @ charge of | * ’ (rmen’ pant an einen SR Ferran The cesta Ore, eerioualye a (Continued on Sixth Page) (Continued on 8 Page.) District Attorney of New York Coume attempted burglary. For racing entries see page 2 —suwbouls, Wem to Jersey City by