The evening world. Newspaper, March 4, 1919, Page 6

UN Pik] from First Page.) Das been thresbed out in advance and the owners arecnow ce n that they ean opera mis wi i Breakers to provide the city with all Phe Coal, milk art food it needs.” Asked if he (wero sure that he} By Could get suMetiont strikebreakers See the lawyer emiled as he sald “There are lots of men looking: tor fe Jobs in this city D have been recently @ischarred from ii the navy and we pay pretty well Mr © Macy found that our wages. were > CITY AND SOME OTHER FERRIES wd ARE RUNNING. P Mhe situation thts aftermoon was © the toilowing D), Number of strikers outs 16,000, All Municipal ferries punning. This ireiudes the Staten) Island SO) Mine amd boats to Blackwell, . Randal! and Hart's Islands ae | f° PRECAUSE oF its — lustrous beauty 9 and fine wearing qualities, fibre silk has made ‘a definite place for itself in the realm of style. j This season~ matks the appearance of . many new fibre silk fweaves—Poulette, a new Bedford ribbed weave, Dominette a woven in large or 'g smallblocks,Rayette, ir a dropstitch weave, also Tricolette. Individually they possess the soft clinging character- istics so desirable in the graceful lines of present-day wrap- coat fashions. In beige, henna, spark blue, navy or black. 59.50:to 195.00 WOMEN'S COAT SHOP Fourth Floor ) Numbers of men | IRNE WORKERS: WALK OUT: RRS ARE | | | | ron The Union Ferry Company Mnes in operation between Man- hattan and Atlantic. Avenne, Hamilton Avenue and the Fultem Ferry, Brooklyn The Delaware & Lackawanna ferries two steamers from “et, two from 2ad Stee a Chrine pher to Hoboken, eer vice en cut in half. The Pennsylvania boats and tugs ied up at 6.20 A. M The ey Central and Erie for 1 up between New York and Jersey City The Fort Lee Ferries out of Staten Island ferries to New Jersey and B n operating at # o'clock. ‘They run from ‘Tot h Amboy, N. J., fi Richmond to Bergen Point; Kliaabethport to Holland und from St, George to 69th ———— Franklin Simon a Co, Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Sts, Women’s Wrap-Coats of Fibre Silk Weaves Are in the Forefront of Fashion i, \ ff; /| | NA (illustrated) Poulette Fibre SilkWrap-Coat 95.00 ONLY BRONX STORE Y 14 Oth STREET @ Sed AVENUE American Walnut Dresser or Chiffonier 8 15 ‘each ic Watch the Large Circle for Street, Brooklyn. rumor All army and navy tugs in oper- and guards had gone out ¢ 4, 1919, | te, sald Mr’ Elkds. “Not ain’ | ot| the tickets went to a speciulator and Wokbd* TUESDAY, MARCH iit ene ehotmens onions FAG. SIME OF TICKET xy mpa- = TT Plain clothés i too, will be seat- tered through the audience. coiiference was in progréan’al City Fall sn the unemployment situation today thetlo atfike, but the rumor wan ¥ not one of them went to any perso eived that rade bad ation. : hetio trike, Int oie rumor 8" 9") TO) WILSON-TAFT MEETING °° f them went 10 any person | ‘The militant Suffragiats, headed by eceived that & parade bad Thousands of New Jersey com-|orvusly denied by officials. The de who ® wll to a specutator Miss Alice Paul, Mrs. O. HL. B, Beja |dintrict and was marching downtown, mutans sere tats at thelr ofces and|atrangement, they sald, was ont AT THE OPERA HOUSE Leebite the nt made by Ms mont, Miss Doris Stevens and others, | ACuRE savor t’naries M. Heald ine placea of employment and the}due to the heavy burden put uy k “ ri ney | promise the police stationed about sthe marchers congestion In the tubes waa, if any-|the tube. Kilre 1 chare ticket specu-|the Metropolitan Opera House a ers, num thing, worse than duuring the harbor] ‘Thirty negro soldiers were sont from ation inquiry, said that he had been |jively time to-night, They declare | scribed want We. want tle-up of January. Bat there was les#|Governor’s Island to guard the Gov- nfor that thirty militant suf-| members of thelr organization will| bread.” and “9,000 soldiers out of work trouble, for the police of New Yorklernment property at Hoboken fr ucceeded in getting | sit In the audience, take down the|!" Buffalo.” and Jersey City, profiting by experi-/| Commissioner of Plant and Stru ke " it $100 each to met into | Presidents’ epeec nd send the a ence, were ready to cope with théltures John Delancy and -Superintend tie meeting, planning « demonstration | pages out to the Suffs outside, who | SHIP DRIVEN ASHORE BY ICE. situation. ent of Ferries Lawrence Hanlon Jem there Will proceed to burn’ the President's " " 6 Battery the ley! ot igh State né Ine of the big ticket @ es in-| Words at a tore ms SORES, Ne Fy Mates See be | At the Battery the laying up oflepent the night Staten Island " « f g& ticket ag in- | Words at a torch inhale Uins, crkaser Apne weaeS the ferry boat Highlander for Shoot- |ready fof a strike, but well assured R Mr. Kilron that a woman] The police laughed at the idea] team Liverpool for thie pork wad | ers’ nd, where 2,000 men wholthat the city employees would not t among the militants had} Chief Inspector Daly said the Suffs] driven ashore at Witiess Point by the live in the city are employed in thelgo out. ¢ Metropolitan Opere House ed for thirty tickets, but the | WOuld not do anything of the kind. | joo pack early to-day. The entire east shipyards, caused a congestion. About! ‘This'thorming ‘Police Mhapedtor Un " agen refused to handle t rder,| He said no meeting would be held[const |x blocked by an ice jam, and 1,500 of these reached the Battery derhill.,and Acting Pole Captain Tuesday Eve., Mar, 4, "19 Eve., Mar, 4, "19 Through another source Mr. Kilroe| by them or any one else in the vicin« fontne cntil @ eames Ie Aba wheel pees o le hat there no cha 1 rat t tat fot i ‘ tes ». ity of the Opera House floes, she b re os " to learn that tt was no cha Hallock,’ who operated the Staten BETAIN THISCHEOK was Informed the suffragettes had ob- | 3 he She is believed to carry no jof getting to their work dire Island Ferry during the last strike, vn GLONE TIGRET. OOMPANTE, sined their tickets elsewhere | - pareetasis. a itiess Bay Point is 20 They were told that they could get!went’ to St. George with a police + + GLOBE TIOK ET_COMPANYY, The exact price paid was not dis-| Seaplane Escort for Witson I9| "0 the ferryboat for Shooters’ Island crew, ready to take the places of ‘Ye loxed, but Mr, Kilroe said the prices © Vrem Rempios: Nenad 7 7 dL SL, Georke, Geatsn. L0asd,, astlunvau wrcaid there be car coun = & ‘hed by ie spectatrs.range | 2% four waa eapianes whch te | Tg aid apantabe 6 , inde . . ‘ ampton Roads yesterday morning o' i MARI apout 500 took advantage of this |But the men on the Municipal ferri a = m $50 to $135. their trip to the Rockaway naval air! lise Ki 2@)2 method of transportation. The re-|geciared that they were satisfied and rA—] ‘The committee in charge moved | station arrived safely at the latter | HMg2 A mainder gathered about the ferry} would not quit 2 om its headquarters to-day from Mv. | Place yesterday afternoon after an M ner me rae ; ex trip. Th es ara to act and the police kept them moving to! While only 16,000 men 1p the seven 3] =o! cc Elkus's office, No, 111 Broadway, to | 94 Nort to the George Wanntngs avoid trouble. A lot of them re-|port labor organizations are directly Ele e the Metropolitan, ‘There the decora-| ton, They are manned by naval fly- nened to their homes lam by the strike, 64,000 long. | = tors wore at work preparing for tle | ers. FREIGHT TERMINALS GET NO/«horemen and freight handlers say Siw HR meeting. Flags and flowers predom TR ag = MORE CAR FLOATS, t will quit work, in sympathy, if 210 (| hed inate in the decorative scheme and | TROTZKY SEES A RED WORLD At the Long Island Railroad /an attempt iy made to run boats with bed n= x special attention has been given to — freight terminal at the foot of |outside crews, It is estimated 100,000 7? i 4 the box reserved for the Presidential | Plans New Rolshewvint 65th eel, Bay Ridge, Brook. | Persons in trades related to indus « lad oOo party When Pence ts § n, no ear floats a ve t of the port w pe ou « SEN Switeerland, a arch or, Ae sree ne eee S |e, [GE | Prcsicens ro wave pnivare|, OPNEY Asa tran, Mon: Meo ee 8 o'clock = thi. morning. side from those on strike, te otzky, the Bolshev Was said that there would be no| The stri er of the Marine S 2 Zn oS ; TAGE WITH TAFT. Minister, has w ow un- congestion in the yarda for the day, | Workers’ AfMilation came Inte yester- >|) i Twenty motorcycle policemen will |der date of but that if the atrike lasted for seve- | day ag a climax to a week of negotia- <iN cet id taht F Steck | ieroupod a and tal days, conditions would become | tion over the terms of award made by = Oe » Broad and to the 3 t Russie 4 milous |V. Everit Mucy, umpire for the War - O. entrance of the Opera House. ‘There beet oe peed Will tocatebted Several car floate were docked at {labor Board, and at a time @ strike on understood that President Wil-|0 TOT) tne workers af the world { at | Rush ‘Terminal, South Brooklyn, dur- |W&® belleVed to have been averted, ms tS) son will have a fow words with fore | 10008 | ih Rha aby Round Lhe eaeet tea vith ; —__<— me . adh att in private before ounky boa 180 Bitth Avenue them as soon as they were tied up HERE'S CHANCE FOR SEAT tt vauin§ a SAhth, Bhat shot cheat Germany. through, pirtacans, and 18! Broadwa: costs nothing to look Inspectors Faurot and Cray are in ; Cs Nee tine & i ‘aure a eclares hia belief that Bolshevis { anive Cigh Ot she Borge. Drrdock t Evening World regrets that 1°) onarge of the detectives who will gvantually tule (he Worker wih Sock: it Wan eal Madbiee wate. a : Mn il eet Ble nd Al custody from the time he arrives ut) IDLE PARADE IN BUFFALO. t was sal has ° - Sut since that i Impossible The be 26 one! oar’ i e enough ships to keep she force busy | Holder of Ticket, Ready to Dispose ning world dors the next bést thing Ne, S008 t© Hoboken to board the | ———_ furldrke ok teas SUT rin vgs ay. ig 1 &— George Washington, Inspector Do'an| yarch to City Hall During Umem- mh material to keep (ke HER Going: tor of If If Purchase Price Goes shows every reader what a ticket is in charge of the uniformed mea. | dant Geutateuces Mi that time oon to Charity. looks like. This ix a photo It Is expected the President will be-| RUFIMALO, N. ¥., March 4.—While an NA The most serious inconvenience re-| If that Wall Street man who offered Opera jor x gin his speech shortly before 10 \. : Opera House tick dt o'clock. At 11 o'clock, following the| wy sulting from the strike fell on the| “$1,000 to charity’ for - tl vill h "a brief confer-| fe Jersey City commuters and passengers | V!lson-Taft oy eta erty a Se poi ape Se aiscauoe pits me H from remoter New Jersey pointe, Out-|t#" Opera Houte to-n as not ence with the delegatic * a CONV operating from the Jersey shore ping ae eeeaires ree eee ye at aan ant He need only commu with D. dd then Wil go directly to th F Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City|y, g Kemery, Bird, ‘Thayer & Ried Gustinetin: sane eal toe) Sixty-seven conveniently located Liggett Rid lMCOGAtEMeN WITH Chiat at telIG yer &| eo ashington, © sail ful ‘ held @ conference with Chief of Police Madison Avenue, any time | ypaiee (ida CHOENINE: Drug Stores in New York City, stocked Ratteraby after police reserves had | Yolock to-night. dr, Sullivan x the O Hl he Py with the best drug st Merchand: been placed at the entrances of the his offer this morning to Leaving the Opera House, the Pres- | rug store Merchandise, tube, where congestion was greatest World Ident will be driven down Seventh | and determined to render satisfactory /The Mayor and tho Chief went over} “I have rved seat In the Avenue to 23d Street and tence to servi ‘ ice the altuation with a view of having |dress circle, BET won't de the ferry, A special ferryboat willl makes it unnecessary for you to aig ors the municipatty take over the boats. production of a genuine by aitting in that | carry him and his party to Hoboken, | experiment elsewhere. ‘These aro the ferries affected on the Wall Street man) Continued som Pitst Pace) where they will board the George! ‘Jersey shore: Pennsylvania from Sie HRCuaene te secre Washington, which is scheduled to} There is one near you. Exchange Place to Desbrosses and The . sail early to-morrow morning. ) Cortlandt Streets; Erie Railroad from) Werld te-mor | nelot the Presidential party ts as ctor Cray’s men will search the Pavonia Avenue to Chambers and to SOOWe on House before the meeting; | 24d Street; Jersey Central, from Com- $50 000 ALIENATION SUIT President Wilson, gor them wilt be stutluned un the |munipaw to Liberty Street and to y Mrs, Wilson, roof during the meeting: the ferry | 23d Street, FILED BY MRS WAGEMAN Miss Benham (sec » Mr minal and the ferry boat on whieh In addition the Fort Lee ferry is . | Wilson), he Is to go to Hoboken, will be thor. out of business. One little launch w “ Dr. Carey T. Grayson, aide 10 | oughly searched before the President transporting passengers across tha|She Asks Damages From Hildegard be President; reach fout of West . nat ' %, "01 Att ey € ul € ge river this mornin at cents the] yon Hagen in White Plains Court E rmer Attorn r é passenger, but the majority of the] € Sore ory, commuters took the trolleys or hired | —Husband Arrested. | _Prentisson Gray of the Mood jitneys and other vehicles for the| The 4 of Kurt Wageman were| Administration; tube. worth ia wife, she declare Irwin H. Hoover, choif in wm suit for ed alienation of af-| the Wh suse | .... ON MANY STREETS. White Plains to-day against Mise Hilde- Charlee Ma Miwon Vehicular trafic was congested on) gard Von Hagen. Miss Von Hagen is eee ete cate, both sides of the Hast and Nosth| said to be the daughter of an Atlant b eaten werees vers. Atall ferry docks from which| City physician, who has a hor | > he esaldes boats were operating lines of auto-| Lake Waccabus, near White Plai | ree Long of the War De mobiles, motor trucks and other ve-| Mrs. Wageman's complaint states| partment, in charge of baggage; ie ia Miss Von Hagen and Wag: stopped| William Hl, Moran, Joseph E. hiclos were atretched along the streets) Mt'{, chicago when the Wageman tum. | Surphes Itichard te deuce. Ku t ) for blocks. | ily and Miss Von Hagen arted for a i are me a fo ale New York from Calgary, S mond Starling, Marry Barker, | Delay and temporary disorganiza-|Mre Wageman to continue the Journey | Mites C. McCahill, Walter I. Fer. | tion of the Hudson and Manhattan| wit! childrens ae } 3 Sradaent ticle Uae ai ia " ‘i | recently caused Wageman's ar-| suson, John eit ald and Ar- tubes, on account of the increased And he Warne varie Neder fae || nae “engtetent eseret aervin traffl, congestion, gave rise to @ ball on a cha of abandonment : % . \ PLAIN | FIGURE)|| Enamel Bed, 2-Inch Square Posts Room Suite Mattressand Bed \. Springs at in \. Moderate in \ * rices Gen- P uine Leather hh i ‘wy RAPELADE might be describe jam in jelly form. Bu! any jam or any jelly you ever t The discovery part is the process, After a preliminary heating the and skins are removed, and by process the grit-like acid crystals are taken out. Then just the right amount of sugar is added and the cooking stopped at just the right minute, The result is a delicacy of fiavor, a wonderful smoothness that is very difficult to describe, Grapelade makes bread, toast, biscuit, muffins and hot cakes taste better, For jelly roll, tarts, pie—simply, tanta- lizingly, splendiferous. Order a jar of Grapelade today of your grocer and be popular with the fotke tonight. 15-on, Glass Jar, 35c,; 25-on Enamel-lined Tin, 50, Welch Grape Juice Company Westfield, New York Ask the fountain man | for a Grapelade Sundae ane it hl (it ae te eteeeemntgeee 4 et cree men; a Valet, maid and cook | NEW WIRELESS INSTALLED ON THE GEORGE WASHINGTON, The been a throughout sin President's last ship has repainte voyage, and a new wireless set has |been installed giving the vessel the | best wire! equipme the ocean. This was done bee on the hist depended upon the convoying battleship New Mexico, which broke down, trip the Pre wireless of the i Moe Py i a wy George Washington this time will also 7] ) | munication with the er or Mon- | | nies Siemenie ce Because sugar is one of the things you can’t “wash” Presidential pariy, in addition to| or “dust” before you use it! Because all the dirt that diced ne serie bed ee as oie does sift into sugar stays there and you eat it. |Doukiaa,, Fairbanks agai aut Have you ever stopped to think how much protec- Foes Taivie ttara ara daveuitan fie tion the Domino package is to your sugar? It keeps i out the flies and every speck of dust. Domino Cane Fa bean aicanghtl ita withaaieel tee Sugars are weighed, packed and sealed by machine, \« arate ee enrtae: Weel ath and come from the refinery to you untouched by hands. airistars of the While House, palntaa| It's the sugar that you know—know for quality, \ Be ee econ cleanliness and correct weight. In sturdy cartons o* i\ vie the'ehip. wa German- strong cotton bags. ‘ by the an ment that the seats “*Sweeten it with Domino”’ ae fre oe continue to ' ee Granulated, Tablet, Powdered, Confectioners, Brown Frederick Maxwell of Miami telephoned from ‘Toronto to wing directo: Hotel, offering Mayor John who is at the Sir John Eaton of Canada, and M of $5,000 for’a Galvin of Cincinnatl, Biltmore at the Biltmore, of Canada, at the Belmont as a few of the thousands who the single P. Cashin ure named trie hotels, It is certain that speculators, if they to get tickets through the could get the tickets, could reap a harvest. But Mr, Elkus, who has had Eh Bt Coated we jcharge of the tickets, insists there | specially prepared by no chance for speculation and char- cooking experts, | jacterlzes as false the report circulated | yesterday that a block of 400 seats had }falien into mervenary hands, | la" kmow exactiv where every seat’ eas Sosa ‘