The evening world. Newspaper, January 10, 1919, Page 2

mm ee ee ee TARTAN ti heats 8 NEF POI hella YHE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1919. Be tenders for nist t "lace, to-day sald he had lias ike enper Kandel? , t ' Bes or situe''c'{COMMUTERS COME TO CITY IN MOTORBOATS| TRO) is a ae Reo ag te ae a ra Bhis pre ‘ " ‘ 0 of New Jor | tite « Sune iy ree ‘ 3 ° Breit can Pimeeting in Grand Cer al Terminal | Ing t of tho bott- | 66049040-15900000000¢e0H800 105 604-4-4040-06-04410-06 £6-4444420694444460001404 | = ‘ ‘ ; masters, mates, 1 ‘ ore mmanders to commander the , ely Fo eboatmen, | : ‘ n the harbo 1 put the men ‘ : , s A ' ewarRo men and gra with |back to work é i te eae IE oa UPPER HAND IN BERL ) Mr. Smith pointed it to tie Bxrecutive Mansion vornor . which w pt workers’ ers ' of New Jersey and formed oy . \ Hibilities and the fact tt the Governor's ty that no such ‘ ; he vo oF Ss os Only ix being punished cable had been received from the ; (Continued from in Vraupe to Meetin Particulariy + ince cf President, “fhe Governor has don ‘ ling a transferring cor tors, food, 1 not! nince he sent Secretary Tum of Sparta t i Hat Bhd coal into the cit J told tie 1 ve grom at Washington Unter refusal to resign led to for the Gi 5 en thut they had Ally performed ,terda 1 the etary + P t trouble in Berlin, may be — | 8 been sup es | Governn hroughout the .#d Prestden n to bring about © port received here cays that he has Statement ¢ iting from Fran Sirenuous yon t haw just passed @ settlement of the Worke : 1 Berlin, while a report from #8 Government has at its dis nA ald that beon rike, Seoretary ‘T anawerod 4 t says that Pp tisops. | vital assista the w nthe mation up with th 3 The } t' Nacbrichte by Geiping in tr " i | ty Be autttie. the, dGlenalte » GAP BERNARD THREATENS eee could frord forty-cignt | was abroad this morning | { * | porar cu t 7 OF hinety:-six hours to avoid any con. | that the longshoremen had gone on a| 4 ta eritical moment a : Ae J Two NAVY TUG STRIKERS finued inconvenience to the public /#¥MDathotic strike with the marine | Thursday, according n ad. Which y V Spartacan hands fad the Government now. workers. The report was denied by | vices received by way Frankfort, ALL STREET CAR SERIVCE IN ae The feaders of the men took tho| William Maher, President of the Dis-/ ® the corps of republican guards BERLIN SUSPENDED, May File Men W matier under advisement, and it js|et Counoll of the International which had been eupporting Hichhorn’ ony pad sign 1 : tunderstood that a meeting Is to te|*eneshoromen'’s Union. Mr. Riley deserted him. Fourteen companies) pension of the atre . ' held petween the leaders and the |e: Sebowena numbering 3.600 men, placed them-| Renin owing toa d workers to-day and another meetii| , cant i Coe men Otte elves at the disposal of the Govern- itr jx gaid that if William M Viet at Hamediately thereafter between i-|°% Teason of tho strike, there being ment whose troops were then pouring | Workers’ Council Ma an Mee Gelin’ and the meh ho work for them to do. We have into the city to the number of be-| increased ct z men Capt. Wy ; STiLG nition 40) UHATEOL IH) ree tee, ace: Hat et | tween 79,000 and 80,000, each earty-| would amount to 20,' Muvino § i ciieny te prvest) « iwc en, Cone witt| ling fitty rounds of bail cartridges. = | yuring recent da: an hanes } : seg | TUFTHOK have a meeting at 2.20 o'clock Sunday, | | A battalion of students tas been! various Te eas ; i : geerke: will begin immodiately. at which President ‘T. V. O'Connor of | | raised and armed by tho Government | ment reals ' Y IBOAT-OWNERS’ COUNSEL EX-|the International Union will be pre. | Naa PanENKGtea CARE. NEVER NIA horaBSl eroationt ee CEO) tierce onailwniee Pagers Ml edo PLAINS THEIR POSITION, ent. We are not looking for trouble, Wale pean THWIButiLingu osoustedl Wel uiea eee jtbieetdial pee enter ere engine a ’ w “The demand. for an cight-hour| but tf the boat owner want a fight ltho: Bpartvcans, . ’ | ta he Deer fi : : 4 day,” sald Attorney Honynge for the) we will give them one. We will go out | H COMMONS Atoe,. dan, To<bevte jruny been confirmed aval tiie A boat-ownors, “is nothing but camou-! trom New York to Hampton loadsa." | | Hartel i Ne Raley datdbia’s|| ye 1 flage Jaid on thick. The fact that a! A conservative estimate of the | Abed - Last wee effin ak | ‘ y maa may be on duty for more than Number of longxhoremen and freight | . ‘a L ean iite pete Ae Laid ¢igitt hours doesn't mean that he bandlers in the harbor of New York | & | dersae toreay. recorted that Go aric| to 1 Office - actually worky all that time, A city | is between 20,000 and 35,000. o4 ae or «erent ad he ineuad ti a ian ; a - ‘ ta fireman is op y for twenty-four’ Word was received at headquarters . ly siwap dint 4 aby Genie Svaiien. |W perac aut hours, every day, but his actual/that longshoremen working on © aaiy orner ; lday dient deittinw eine ersons. | ( fam, theetlovetas | ac, ‘ working time is relatively small, ‘Phe! steamer at Bush Terminal had struck | p4q, DREN ROR BHOutEdS to ‘INDEPENDEN rE DE ’ \ te meek taleans Ha Lchog aeasiol ak Dat work Mat c pame thing is truo of harbor equip-| because the vessels had been (owed) ny) 1 ight a hastened tn aaa tag enite Salads Mt Ny ' Ay Ment. In the nature of thines, harbor| in thera by a tug operated by non-| wyoy tet eae tite ee len ra UCR te uence tay eoake iy rein Leal gall @ per cent. oficiency, and the balance | @ately went to Lush Stores to 4% | thee boats all day. mes avy vee . of the Berl © tie | “of the time is lost walting for tows, | Certain what it wax all about, No! ‘rien thors was more cheering and COPENITAGEN, Jan, 10 ite’ thie Informnttony | or i gehanges of tdes and a variety of strike was authorized Ja group of paskengera surrounded BY NEW YO) YORK K_ BOATOWNERS «: sh ahd REariaane entae a — other co: ns |NO DANGER OF IMMEDIATE Jeovers! hip nows reporters and| to the Berlin corresponse the | been beaten amd th wis pa ii; & saris, National War Tabor Doart| FOOD OR FUEL SHORTAGE. | 1 them to 1 the credit | ae, | Berlinske ‘Tidende, have occupied one ly restored WASHINGTON. J { Bibcoay ito: adiusts nator dittirsocen | iene rere te an Be Ganune of an erie te es eat Conciliation Board # Agreement Encourages|" ‘he waterworks in Berlin and ' : bill pr 4 . a ecu ortage of food stuffs and | A rat thei . = ‘ + ad Station W t eg A lg auarely by fuel although the supplies of a mum | Wer Means & us ald one, ru | Sick Benefits and Old Age Pensions— nner Oi Hrs eet ! -| : ‘ puld unde Ml our appreciatio sy ae a supplies of me occupy the building ciltation Board. This board ts abso- psy Hea fli rai ton J All day yesterday we soutah t get tal Ten Members on Each Side. The Government forces, anticipating | Berlin advices received Sc hep ay rempact and| hand to last two weeks, The atrikera {OUP business and but for them wel T" oft ring mude by the Loat owners to their empioyres termed {tha ech " » Have been reintoreed with|Frankfort, 11 were rap 4 whip 1M! bring in the city's milk supply. Ink tho anton’ of thelsirikara! “iewe sha undaralgned, hereby, constitute ousmsiven and our successors |dbert Goveranient ts alead ea eee open to every marine worker, It) poo si in shutting off our supplies and/ pew y Lad Aulde a oUF su a t Government teadily There wa ia ritty-ritty” proposition, mare and Food and milk are being diverted to} uppiies and) 4 voluntary association to be known ax New York Marbor Concilia- | HY Bentin iwalk * simple, and is as far as the empic wy the bridges across the Hudson tiver | ‘4 peterten ix contemptible, | tion Board, aH Ny 1 day ma esa’ go, short of swappin 3 a ane at Poughkeepsie and Alban: nd it vot i hater added his testimony | "First, ‘The purposes of the association are to adjust wages and nena ae a. ou) mt af Hie thete ren apping Jods With | necesaary coal will be handled in-that| {0 the Work of the police, saying that} Working conditions in the Port York, to hear and redress showit ermi-|Governnient forces had . way. ‘The West Sido freight stations | they had been on the Jc 1 night grievances of all kinds Letween rand employee, to recognize according to t news| ing the night. Several p The board wil) meet today for the| at St. John'n Park, at 34d Street and| “We are going to arrange, if pos.| #24 reward acts of her and selif-eacritice by marine workers, to |from the German ca ting| killed er wounded. The troop: le can aneisela . ‘new wage] at Goth Streat are taking business for aitle, to put a an dn hie ‘ a ct cating equipeaet ore rocounine & ' tige oe ie rawed through Tuesday night and up| Government directed an in Scientific Optometrical Examinations bss gE hss Peon ee an-} the went, and delivering freight. Ex-|§! ten Island run the day is devise and put into off SER BIW egatisna’ fore PNGRE oe ateke | Hi fs Bias tieeday in various Us s|ftire from mach guns on tt Perfect Fitting Eyegiasses teas tocuct berations will) preas businoss is also moved out hy | OVEN” he said, benefitn, old-age pensions, an well av for (he sharing of profits and for |r (80 clty aad there were a number} . BB ABSUIUES SaRntAction GUS rantees, +4 << o-night with @ satiefactory |ra over the New York Central ex-| At the office of the Union Verry| the promotion of thrift, to provide an open forum for the discussion |°f casualties. | en and Wile | Reasonable, Consistent, Uniform Charges . errant ittecia and the eight-!prons house at s0th Stroet and 1th|Company, which opegates the Haniil-| Of all questions relating to the commerce and welfare of t ‘ort of stays Noske, who. wis places {0 Asse firing ine] SOCEIEG — filter the Light Dey day will die like any other) avenue. ton Avenue, Atlantic Avenue and} New York, and generally to create and uphold a spirit ot under- of the Government's defi ed in inte wily in th CONVENIENT STORES. ye 7 > . 4 eaned| Fulton Ferry, it was state standing and co-operation between the mombers. ures, seems to have porhoo Srandenburg fl Ea Moran, Penagie atthe Behe | ree cu tree ewe Rd Beeawed | OOo Nereys It was sibted (iat ap apeoond. The auration//ot/ tte, nmscclution Anail! ba: perpetual In hand. He has gain nt any his wero ean: mrement for the rematt SM ; Ver t 1 DEW. Ist Sty \ | poultry on hand In the elty will hold yuion oO Tine Engincers’ Bonefioial Association,| oyt but a short time, while supplie | thir servier would be attempted tht] 6 Hpoallicfgha omenedie uta anh aea HL mt Yomi feel aed p tks me enone ne! 1 Wronpect &y ; Of eggs and butter ure in « afternoon, It way sald that no at-| chosen by employers and ten by employees, and lke pueteewans. La wcaLL eR Gae Weicoeme 18 Spartacus riots Uptown ste Cony Pest \rived at after a survey of the city's| yesterday, although the majority of] undersigned shall constitute the Board the selection of thar |, Te garenon oe Adamiea Kssen and Dortmund, accor’ re a ese, nee ee rere ees tetas Ushing the saguence of events at ling io the Afudich correspond = Ph h from pucker jcould be assured them, A conference ® , “Fourth. All own ; tora of bots ani employ sie Sa en eral g eal Cir pays ral, towne ce COMograph for [1A consiseranie per cent. of he veet| ot the company heads with tattent eyerean and all ot Inet interentonl) fniiha settimarna (Fo owing to the fact tha mutase Gat cee ta ike ta tasion Vt consumed in New York killed in |e ‘om isto Enright 1h 4 York shall be ¢ ble t me ership. ver of the desp ches hav Spartuean: FEMALE CANARIES ! ! oa Locale glen tga lesill NE An employee member shall pay dues of one dollar per annnia, been without da 1 wssumed | sos GUMANTEED TO BREED the city, Five thousand beeven are|ufternoon, it was it af? Ganployer smerbier Ae KAUNAS ee WALI KO Ohb ide that all were c¢ fds therkel Cone oe at nebo $9 <* HOLDEN’S * Thomas A. Edi killed daily at two of the largest | rangements could be made to resume bh perwon in his employ. provided that employer members who | fore, it would be premature to pre- f mua o ay 3 CU sth si Ss eon spent |mlaughter houses in New York, but! The strikers do not view with ap-| do not own or operate marine harbor equipment shail pay but one ne tat Rie BkcUDIe Wak ended nment is demand a Hat Aves ergo g lB St oaengat les years of patient re- jnot a atcer has been killed for two] proval the action of the police in op-| [ee of five dollars per annum esoring te ah afd etal srkmen's Councils of Gern - beautiful New Edison, | guys pecanse of failure to receive| ent stare aha | “Sixth. Te Board shall have fall power lopt, « 1 modity “ . eS aCe topted at Lop DIED You can have in your ator | aye. es E sallure: te velerating tho fe t Manhattan andj SCC ae iah val sa ees richten of Leipz Goverament the « ier 1 Work = only $285 the phonograph on which |*iihments trom the Went. | There Is} many a xproasions were heard | rve the sume, and to provide for the arbitration ffers a Counc ling is nist Mh ST UaAN,. ot the great inventor epent this huge | UAfdly enough beef in storage to last | at th id Marky, Himothy Ue reaching: hero from that lty etween members sum of money, these dhs end uslose thoy can, r0-lpresident of tue Firemon’s Uulon, wheal vcvemth athe Road eal tare powe Sra euteeealcient DAIS, Jan. 10 (Unite | Hine is survived by ; YOU CAN Now \" nN el oy the New ¥ rk| ina fant and snid that he was eure | , Vice President, Sec and Treastirer, It ix vlso empowered ituation in berlin, o Zurich ae-| Funeral services at her tat ence Cen’ an w York, Now “away (oe od ut Mayor Hylan, who he re-| adopt and amend by-laws and to amend this ¢ mm by patch to Liinformation declared 4 »- | SB Int at. Brooklyn, Friday, Jan, 10 hear the world's best [and Hartford lnes, thus ¢ INE AWAY | garded a He ex. | the affirmatiy ven Hoard ineniters repre votes 7 7 i} 4 ml 0 1 employers at § P.M. Interment Greenwood, 8: music, exquisitely Re- with uncertainty of wate ba a yOlon: met and seve re enting employees d nbur | th New Edison, le no kosher fin th abe ity | would object to paying taxes In order] gay of January, 1919. | Wiguves fo a n Je go, He docs propose to] QUACKENDUSH-—-EDWIN QUACKEN I. strikebroakers (10. Signatures (10 Signatures) any fe Praia restore. mn i INERAL your winter evenings from Jersey | eae autimnuted together with th CHURCH, Broadway, 66un et, Satu Joyous by meane of anvass of the poultry dealers|ONE STEAMER REACHES PIER ie Meciston 10: 1180 ‘art | Ae thie exper “Phono | bt out that there iy enough| WITHOUT TuGS. NEARLY 5, 000 BOATS IDLE satrst aay gti toured | WOODMAN RA DMAN yed poultry on hand to last two be steamer City of Philadelpnia e dt the actual de ad 3 HAGUE, Jan, 1 | on ROH ie ub er “That is” suid one largelarrived thin morn tacan movement ix spreading graph with. Soul.” ‘ou can enjoy the re- } ; ‘ . ; | n from Havana | » 5 to 760,000 tons, Larg ee) t erage [io Ta Sate MA SSS WN NEW YORK HARBOR TIEUP; ©" oe tireless energy, his expenditure of | City rise.” making her pier without the aid of jth rhet + t Ren te $3,000,000 in actual money. | re ts enough butter in storage | tugs, a at had no pa | HEAR THE WONDERFUL | to 10%) » month, according to officials} Pie Panaiia Staamship Compass ‘THOUSANDS THR THROWN Ot OUT OF WORK ° u wndlorat rerieattarat lac th b of « large storage compar Reports | rp, ‘ 1 agricutt % new Edison at the Edison | , Hteamer Manama satiod lay . question Bien tedarciie bene | shawed 140,008 tons of Lutter on band. | payin Chile 1. W,. Bhur edane | reer aes Ss tiful Re: Creations will If ue ava Het include 89469 tons of re Tor His clearance pape 1 DRE are some facts and figures covering the sirike uf tue marine | steel Corporation pay delight you! cab bw f J hit mate t » down the| H rkors ut k I The | et hi Gee Situation 40: mot’ quite: a0 "| ’ | workers in and about New York Harbor The gene arket Ww telakisthase astues se to tant bai | ier (2 the Batter len the Gape| NUMBER OF MEN OUT. pots, while , shipments now tied up in New Jers police oes ila an Sang aM Re } Engine ¥,000 can be rerouted this supply, now ou Tht toa Pannen ina lee *) idarbor boatmen 4,000 band, will not be increased, There| ide M a 7 aa | ‘Tidewater boatmen 00 ’ 4 155,558 cases of storage ogee and ete bs ro =o Opposite Public Library * mea BE ; L efled the strik tion wien | Lightermen 3,000 73 Fifth Avenue eae DSNEESEN: OheR GTAnASN wanted ‘ Up from] Longshoremen automatically ¢ of employment, . 6,000 Special for Friday and Scturday, January 10th and I1th. Ale i ie lower bay under her owt n| Between 4,000 and 8,000 boats idle, including 140 tugs and 1,000 hGUM DROPE--hrersbede Knee tiene Oil Vaahion Conlon OUT Also POLICE BRING 3,200 COMMUTERS | andl don) rthe mokivn aide noarl, ache ihe Raltvond Adininiatrat are our remulue “Oe doudm ‘They, wn uns East Orange and Newark ON ONE FERRY TRIP, | Maghtors of the oad Administration bot Ni il | , More than 80,000 Staten Island commuters forced to remain on the ~ ‘ sland Extra Special for Friday and Saturd Ve , Mor (thas a5 000 New Jersey commuters diverted from Hudson Tah Pon AMEIy | (Pasi, Hite ohn w York policemen in charge of municipal ferryboat Manhattan, runn between the Battery and St. Georg aten Island, It is announced that 2,600 men of the Marine, Port and Terminal Workers’ Unions in New Jersey had called a strike in sympathy with submerged ne the rosted jertiser Albany | Morse Drydc ENTRY Priday H . EXTRA SPECE Friday and Satu 2 ” mm t " “Save the Pieces manned Nae neay the New York workers i Take them to our nearest preva to th tu No foodstuffs, except milk, were transported yesterday or to-day CHOCOLATE, COVERED ee wwe ata ~ t f tore and get @ new len ine ey anid maine weaned asa Lizzore o walthig. ve ont over routen involving fiver transfer : eo Seth eee Wet. ec tele BOE Any Lens Duplicated BASED TAS ry, When the! ‘page have been rom the Nuys A , Waa 6 ‘ - 7 irom the brofen pees Dont enter ; detimere| Yard to hat neptta nd aha * SOCIALISTS BADLY BEATEN he 13,000 ond fl A “ Other Friday and Saturday Attraction 9Ef 75c, $1.00, $1.25, ete. ae "i 1 ever rc 472 re wnt be A wtrikor wd ony nan enough ont : ie hE PROAN KISsks a tablished 81 Feara sete Abi *s EBA = 1 ASS i Nabhan COVENITAGEN, Thur mn. _ ‘ ‘ Me " t " * ith | A ' ” id j : t esr t a uh ‘ \ . : 4 KI New Yorks ‘ nes. DANG \ ' nh place Berlin, Out t »,000 ‘ nt omt ie f H p falephe Bieta und blowing kisses to the cape elvilians If the necessity arose, Iyotes, the Independent Sociullats poiled ath ete, “Suen AU 40 ‘ ' ’ .