The evening world. Newspaper, May 15, 1919, Page 2

ane ay tet THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 15, * t found ouFselves on the wost iA- | of the cast shore of Placentia p” sald the Commander.“ l Br thse potat we attenipted to pret, a ‘Chicago's radio directions, bat found they did hot work; For the moment We were lost |Early \Weather Rapp Re! Feed track and followed tt to top whieh we identified, apd’ con- @h to Bt. John's. There w fable fog, but It did ndt trouble us “WLETS GET OUT FOR A SMOK! COMMANDER SUGGESTS. Lieut. Commander Co caompti-. mented the landiig crew. whieh “moored the big dirigibie, calling Out | “Fine work, boys!” Then hé-shook ands with shore officers and ok. “Let ", get out of here and NC the Axoren. The c NC-4 Tagen t) te Trépadiley: tweive + her sister planes whe wo wh (héir company. ‘The transatlantic voym: be delayed much donger, he #aid, eanse the Geatieydas in ‘tne warend Patrol were exhausting thelr fuel Me: server’ indicaigdy favorable condi tionm ayer the western part of th foute to tl Rear Admiral Gpencer 8. Wohd, in} of the aviation ba: CHS Commander.’ who, inte an automobile and hurried tethed tad , be: Chicago for’ tate reakfast. “ACt6R)twetve. nfs & report to Washington ‘was expected to prompt a de- @s to whether the balloon SWould return to the United States or attempt the flight to England, the wiators turned into berths prepared | for them on the cruiser. ‘SCHEIDEMANN MAKES AN APPEAL TO BRITISH sks That Germans Be Not Gates "Upon Yo Sign Away , Birthright, propellers were installed of bot! rived. on the destroyer which gobtipued on to Bt. John's wit! spare parts for the Dirigible C-5. Commander Mowors declared thi aes the i” CD yt 4 & Though the NC-4 shoal bave-twenty-fqup hours’ ovorhaglin upon her arrival trom a thy @ommander gaia: the ta tb ‘bhortened if Lieut. Commander Rand’ Wiaehine was delayed many hours | I reaching the base here, ‘insure an ample filet’ supply fo May '16.—Philip the! Atorés Aighte4Q00 miles it a de. Cl ap ae a Chancellor, sat correspondent of the Dail’ the labor-tewspaper, an appent ‘Bebn} at Horta te ry and 1,35 ileg if the échedwled: sfuive to Pont. British people to realize ‘the. Ing position Germ is placed Belgada js made— the aviators hav bby the peace copditions. Boligve,” he saraA, human) beings, however Substituting an equal weight of fuel This, Tt Wad ‘stated, would give tm planes: & gabolime capacity of 1,73 xallens, Practise sextants were among th arpigies. Wg be left behind, and th oh people to slavery, for-that in r mean. We call pen you pot to force us to sign away birthright. Ax: ON. 8, May can navy ncaplane. ANC-4, afte: HALIY n ‘a Lines. | Work restored the mechaniam te oper. +} ating order, WASHINGTON, | May Younder A. C. Rea “skipper” of th afternoon, that, whil The Only Fair Comparison— THE “SUPREMACY TEST” The “Supremacy Test” ig. an: honest com- parison of prominent phonographs, includ- ing The New Edison. Their manufacturers are constantly invited to inspect them to de termine that, they are in the, first-rate order which such a comparison naturally requires. The “‘Supremacy Test” Is a Thoroughly Scientific Test The Revolving platform, built especially for this Test, swings each phonograph into the same position as the one before. No other comparison offers you this i of equalized sound conditions. We Want You to Hear This Remarkable Test We know how hard it has been heretofore to make a really satisfying comparison, and ‘we want you to hear the “Supremacy Test.” Ask for it at ‘The-Edison Shop—it will be made only at yous request. IE EDISON SHOP ee Dovost | Public Library of the Americonn Seaplane Division, announces, today think the NC-1 and toleht stget Before nightfall for momanger stated that if the hours beable to male theMght to Lisvon could net bee reports from weather ob- Naprek. the eastern sec- with his brother flyers. was bundied | tion Jormalpiony ‘mjdoubty as no reports recéived during they past In anticipation of a “Hop off f new planes, the extra blades having ar- Kawarda, 1 and NC-3. were caiid\tion * after syeatar fetiminated 250 pounds of equipment, tpnder Baltimore, Was with the oil A little morethan two hours’ 15.—Com-. NC-4, reported to the Nevy Depart- ports on the r ‘the h if the planes set out to-day they h | would “take off” from the surface of the harbor, id is ie e 8 ry ferred r| Towers 0 ry e lantio. 1 e 0 e e re 4 oA i} | | Hon. weady. wolye terme, was reached fo-day {of Con, | terior of Wes forms The measure, week be pri to Washington, would include only aweet chocolate and hot coffee. If the planes falied to take the air with aix men the extra onginesre— ‘Christensen on the NC- AT eretinap haan Soe lle However, Show Unfavorable ; all of ‘Newfoundland, and 1 Tumeet say this is the ‘doggondest’ | 4 Conditions. Veland to find anything on I ever) TREPABSRY, N, May 15.—) aviators planned to red Wtruck, Eventually we nit the rat. Commadder Jonn I, Towers, Chief) mum their rations, wh! NC-3—would Commander Towers annonnced. to the Azores, at Commander Towers, more concern than if he ware pre- Paring for o few hours’ flight from the home station of the planes, con- the greater pa with aerographic officers, who have established a workroom aboard the; tender Aroostook. WASHINGTON, May 15.—First re- ports furnished Commander John H. Trepassey Bay showed poor weather conditions for beginning the flight across the At- t of 1919. a COUNCIL AGAIN RE, REB BUFFS GERMAN ENVOYS; REJECTSLABOR PLA AN TO-DAY WITHOUT THIRD SEAPLANE | 1 and Rhodes be debarked, ‘There will be no ceremonies in con- ection with the start om the csti- ‘mated eighteen and a half-hour crulse The fliers will simply bid goothy to brother officers, board planes and set out on their jour- Hoy. They will be escorted out of the harbor by motor launches and u small seaplane, Fog, which made the flotilla almost Invisible from whore yesterday, and was followed by rain, which gave ‘Way this morning to blue skies. The west wind was fuvorable for a start, but it was strong enough to whtp up White capa, making it probable that showing no “Variable and freah winds, strong south and southwest over eastern | Part of course; clouds, rain ‘squalls and poor visibility,” was the forecast sent from Washington on the basis of data furnished by the destroyers and other station ships on the course to the Azores, N FLYING ON TO TREPASSEY AFTER DELAY ON HER WAY pe pied of U.S, Seaplanes Forced to Alight Once, Then Goes Ahead. 15.—The | forced to land to repair Gas and oil nes on bis plane, he did not return hog, Halitax,thte. morning for | *® Halifax, Me sald bo left Halitax} Lieut. Kart Vogel was rentenc aaah 4 Frepecnvye's. By ddeoonded ‘at Mus- li ded at wictey Wag men, Lime). onder arrest with, diamisaal {fom the Aauodatiort ‘farbor ‘owt: to ‘engine | and resumed the Aight te Trepaceoy service,, Lieut, Rittuann was sentenced | trounle, ‘jut Feiimipd her tight at | at dast7 A, to six weeks under arrest. The other | 1d} A MadNew..Xerk smay, seeetiieesrs pereans, eocubed were acquitted and dis- 1) Pheplano's trouble; aoverding to a ee U.S. ARMY WILL DO ITS PART IF GERMANS BALK (Continued From First Page.) that ‘8 to bo imposed upon us we shall ve to take our decisions. “To-day I still rope that the attempt | will not be made to extort trom the German nation an assent which would | ve nothing but a He born of despera- We must keep faith jCOUMrymen Who are threatened with separation by foreign violence and. be to carry out the Count von Brookdorff-Rantaau, the head of the German peace dei gation im communicating to the other mem- bers of the delegation the text of the three hotes he gent to Premier Cle onceat, pointed out ‘Treaty in, ite present form could not @ @0pePted and-could met be signed because it was inypowsible to fulfill its the Despatches from Versailles report: ing the Count’ action add that he told the German delegation that it | | would sign nothing it was not {1 |tonded to fulfill, ‘The delegation, he Wife's, Decree Is Made Pinal continued, would endeavor to improve in California the treaty and make its signing pos. CHICAGO, May 15.—Pran Burton sible Harrison, Governor General of the ——— La tern to is vileged claimed lands, K advance from the Government of $1,200 for ereetion of a hous. and other bulld- $800 for @ team and farm imple. | ings; nt pla h woldier FARMS TO AID SOLDIERS. Give Work nd te Heroes, WASHINGTON, May eolaim), ‘They are tv be one of the permanent ‘American oM-|ment she turned, went to the kitchen, |Howpltal, was under surmical treat. to homestead such re, {Sila in the League of Nations, when thé | drank iodine, then went out, collapsing |MOnt, i ois puseicia iit teatee under @ long tery ~ |teague is org sed. . on the third floor landing. @he was|morning. He ip resting easily but the ws form pay- | DENVER, Col., ty 1--itaymond 8: ltaken to- Harlem Hospital, a prisoner, |MAJOr Operation to be, undergone, wil) Posdle “igrday” wid. thee Rescoleted 4 ite athe tana tak until Bunday or Mon- is to be entitled to an|Press that he bad rey & cuble [charged with attempting suicide. it aa: id, 16, of the o¢ to @ mini- ch they mid ndwiches, cake, lifted the day to-day with our hardest, re- Peace Agreenient between members 68 and Secrecary © on aw bill for reclamation id lands to give work and scharged roldters to be introduced compromise tat soldiers pe employed jorld lands at $1 @ day, next und provides oat TGR Goeth oes hvcee ny ecty ~NG-L AND. NC-3 READY ' T0 10 “HOP” Actual “Hop Off’ of the Dirigible C-5; Big Craft Leaving web e Point | | | LIEBKNEGHT SLAYERS ARE SENT TO PRISON | Officer and Soldier Each Get Two Years—One Aided in Luxem- burg Killing. BERLIN, May 15 (Havas).—Three of } the persons on trial charged with the | murder of Dr. Kar! Liebknecht ami) Rosa Luxemburg during the sparte- can disorders here last winter were con- vieted by the court martial. ‘The Hussar named Runge, who was accased in connection with the death of both Dr. Liebkneent and Fraulein Luxemburg, was sentenced to two yea: in prison and four years’ depri- vation of civil rights, OF B. R. T,; ARRESTED; FREED Outrage That Men Were Taken} Into Custody, Says Magistrate in Discharging Eleven. | Rleyen men were aned before Magistrate Reynolds rooklyn to- day, charged with 1 platform of aH. RK. Eight were discharged and three who pleaded guilty got suspended sentences, Magistrate Reynolds declared that the arrest of the men was “an outrage,” and said that it seemed to. him that they had been taken into custofy “just be- cause they tried to et off the train.” The men were arrested by special of- ficers of the B. R. T. at the Adams Street Station. ‘This station Is on @ curve, ‘Trains: make brief stops there. M tm customary for passengers to leave the train by the rear platform, sald, and If they don't " lively” the are carried to Sands Street. Counsel of the B. R, T, contended that if the men had ridden only two feet on the bac of the car they could be guilty of a breach of the law, Witnesses FRANCIS BURTON HARRISON WEDS IN CHICAGO TO-NIGHT Announcement Made After Former |» Philippines, whose wife obtained « final deste) of divorwe In Gan Diego to-day let it be known here his afternoon that at 6 P, M. he will be married to Miss Elizabeth Wrentmore, eighteen. Berkeley, Calif, a FOSDICK TO GO ON LEAGUE. In New Vorker 15-Raymond B. Fosdick, New York lawyer, who was Chairman of the Commission on Train ing Camp Activ uring the war, will from President Wilson him if he would ac as American representative at week aake | Regular ‘REDS ARE PREPARING Removed by July 1—Popula- tion Advised to Go. HELSINGFORS, May 14, — The Russian Soviet Government, accord- | ing to reports received here, has ad- leave without delay. depart from Petrograd by July 1. It is added that connection between Petrograd and Soviet Russia will River divtriet left unprotected, reports from Finnish have that the Finns were preparing to march on Petro- | grad, where, it was said, the Bolshe- | viki were having difficulty in main- taining order. Recent sources been een NO COMPROMISE SO FAR Paani in Claim Five Progressive Votes for Pennsylvania Statesman, WASHINGTON, May forts were made to-day by Senate “regular” Republicans to compremise with Progressives the fight on Senators Penrose and Warren as chairmen of the Finance and Appropriations com- mittees, Regulars said that of the eight Pro- Senate | Further ef- | sgulars declare they will mot yield ator Martin of Virginia, Demo- leader, told Republican Leader to-day that he could see no sea- son why the Republicans, with am: two, should not ‘ve able to organine the @ when It meety tn extra seasion Monday, The conference | f Democratic Senators to we held wil) select candidates tor Senate offices, > $11,100 FOR TWO FINGERS. | Big Verdlet Haw James O'Brien, mineteeh, bricklayer's helper, was to-day awarded $11,100 dam- ages by @ jury tn the Bronx Supreme Court for an injury to two fingers of his right band, jority of Ze Bricklayer’ r, Miss Gertrude Bainton, seventeen, No 1734 Lexington Ave wtarted to @0 to Work at the Goodyear Rubber Company this morning. At the door of the apart- sald that she would recover, Her Sister, Mrs. Robert Hayes, with | whom ghe lived, said Mise Bainton had Secretariat of the League following day, of Nations and filed his acceptance by cable the been despondent over @ love affair. te the Mrz, Mary Casey Thorne, the Barnard | College girl who on November 1,’ 1911, married Joel Wolfe Thorne, son of the |iate Samuel Thorne and heir to a large vised the population of Petrograd to| fortune, to-day filed in the County through Randolph A. Gerard, her attomey, summons “and AM: Gov grievant | Gepartnen te: WIT olalats tidy ew suitlsen/eegereiow) Under another suit not yet brought to trial, alimony and counsel fees have been awarded to Mrs. then be interrupted and the Neva mnorne, Clerk’s Office, ur, Pete of Jydge Ward. United States Circuit ‘The * ey were sentenced last June in the Brooklyn Feiferat District Court for al- Teged violdtion of the Espionage’ Act, One of their doctrines of faith was an sieolute prehibition of human beings or taking any part in the Judge Ward based bis reversal conviclidn bécauge he belleved the de- fendants did not have the temperate, | | impartial trial to whieh they were én- | Utled. FIRST RACE—For selling longs. 2 to i and even, first (Taplin), > Was to 182.8 Ambassador 34 also ran. nd Operation oi Frederic Thompson, fame, wre is @ patient in St. Vincent's ‘MARY CASEY THORNE FILES TO QUIT PETROGRAD NEW SUIT FOR SE SEPARATION. All Government Departments to Be} Second Action bas Baap io Include Charge Husband Kidnapped Their Son. The new sult was bi Principally to include in the complaint the charge that Joel Wolfe Thorne, Jr., was ‘Thorne’s custody and is now being kept away from her by his father. kidnapped while in RUSSELLITES’ CONVICTION REVERSED BY HIGH COURT IN FIGHT | ON PENROSE | vets Did Not Ha Not Have ‘Tempere ¢ and Impartial Trial Co Appeals to-day reversed the conviction lot eight defendants, \Mgious organizations Bible Students’ Association, the People’s Pulpit Tower and Tract Society, seven of whom were given sentences of twenty years and one of ten years imprisoumemt in Atlanta Judge Henry G. Ward wrote the opinion, The defendants, members known ai Association, and the Penitentiary, Gi known aa the gressives who have attended confer- | sellites,” Joseph F. Rutherford, William ences five’ will vote for Penrose, E. VanAmburgh, Robert J. Martin, The fight on Warren, regulars ad-|Frederick H. Robinson, George It mitted, has more vhance of aueceeding | Fisher, Clayton J. Woolworth, Hugh than that on Penrose, As to Penrose,|MaoMillan and Glovannl De Cecca, Boo a Bas JAMAICA RESULTS. with $776.26 added; cient, 111 (MoAtec: 8 to 6, 3 to $ and 1 to 6 to G, third Marmite, Teddy Housse. O'Brien was hurt on a Mount Vernon heeamaitade troiley last August, The plea made was wate tae Anau etseencmeas.cs'| — PIMILCO WINNERS, The defendant was the Westchester Electric Company FIRST RAGE—Selling; handicap; three-year- + ded and up; one mile and > one-sixte jar of Phoenix, 105 <M. |ftowan), $6.20, #3.60, 43.10% Jack Mount GIRL SWALLOWS JODINE. He tice), £4.90, $8.5 30; @Napol, 106 henson assler mi . Ie. Perigourdine. Molly. 0... ‘Tiepin, fala te fe Over Love Ale lirish Maid, *Kimpa long, Stir Up, Capt, 1 Recover, Hodwe, Mcnocacy, also ran.” *Field —_- of SPECIAL NOTICES, HORLICK'S for separation, the killing - of three-yeur-olds ; Young Adam, Zone, 116 (6. Haynes), 7 to and Frederic Thompson. theatrical rought | Mrs. in urt of of re- is the Watch eorgia. “Rus- of ix fur- 7 to 1, 11 4, gec- ‘Time, au and COUNCIL OF FOUR + PLANS FOR LABOR 1 a a ‘Say the Treaty as Presented Fr note from Count vom Brockdorft- Rs M bor legisiation. G c Conference said: the receipt of your fetter of May 10 in is international agreement on Jabor law. by ated Governments is as follows; mi domestic peace and the advancement of mankind depend upon the aaiga- ;m and are convinced that such adjustment w | than in the past, as men’s minds are freed from the fear of war, and in- dustry is relieved of the burden of armaments which German militarism had tmposed uppn tt. ai wi and Section II. draft lays down the principles which Will progressively guide the labor ot~ Payee, and the League of Nations. | enumeration of forth is not exhaustive. }of the labor organization is that it whould promote the constant develop- | trade unions had taken part in the preparation of the articles relating to labor, Cc 8: u u di by eri dy the International labor |", private detective bureau watching’ “The laber convention has the building found the bomb in a box to summon a labor conference at Ver- sailles, The conclusions of a syndi- cal conference at Berne, which are reproduced in the draft of the inter- national agreement on labor law re- ferred to im the fret paragraph of your letter of the 10th already been studied with the closest annex to Section IL of Part XIIL, Page 200, the programme of the first session of the International next October comprises the most im- portant of the questions raised at tle that conference, subject only to the assent of the com- petent authorities in the countries represented. Agreement on ficient in that it makes no provision | for the representation of labor at * | the, Internationa! conference whieh t# propowed. It is «iso inferior to the Provisions submitted fn Part XITL of the peace conditicns in the following respects: “(A) Five years is suggested as & maximum interval between confer- ‘ences. (Article VII.) The peace con- ditions—one year. (Article 380). "(B.) Each country has one vote, (Article VIL), The peace conditions give a vote to each delegate, whether representing, a government, employ. ers or workers. (Article 390). "(C.) Resolutions are only binding if carried by a majority of four-fifths of the voting countries, (Article VEL), The peace conditions provide that a majority of two-thirds only of the votes cast shall be necessary on they” final vote for the adoption of a recom< mendation or the draft of a conven< tiom by the Conference. (Article “The allied and associated ernments are, therefore, of the op! ton that their decisions give satl tion to the anxiety which the men delegates profess for social tice, and insure the realization of re- forms which the working clasete, have more than ever a right to ex- pect after the cruel trial to which’ the world hag been subjected @uring the past five aes. CLEMENCEAU.” Ba ew as BOMB IN ELECTRICAL SHOP HAD POUND OF POWDER Eagan Says It Would Have Caused Death and Wrecked Building . Had It Exploded. Inspector Owen Eagan of the Bureau Of Conbuatibles completed to-day his examination of a bomb found yesterday in the shops of the Frederick Pearce Company, electrical instrument makers,’ No. 20 Rose Street. He said he found’ that it was capable of having caused death to any one in the shop, had it ex- , ploded, and would have lown out the front of the building. The brass shel! contained a pound and a half of tightly, tamped black powder, he declared, ahd had a length of fuse, which had never deen lighted. ‘There has been a strike of the Pearco employees for several weeks. An agent! REJECTS GERMAN Provides for All Needed Reforins, PARIS, May 15—The Council of ‘our hae declined te consider the antsaa, chief of the German Peace ission, relative to international ia- In @ pote rent to the jerman delegation yesterday, M. lemenceau, President of the Peace G “I have the honor to acknowledge regard to inlernational labor leg- jation, together with a d-r"t of an ‘be reply of the Allied and Aassoci- “They take note of the declaration ade by the Germam delegates that ent of the labor question ill be rendered easier in the futuro “Part. XIN. of the draft of the con- tions of pedce provides a means by hich such adjus'ments can be made, of this part of the rticle 427 indicates clearly that the the principles set) The purpose of tools. The private detectives say they will cause the arrest of the bomb maker within a few days. HALL’S BEDDING Tho Standard of Quality been inserted in the treaty of peace and Germany will, there- fore, be called upon to sign it. In the future the rights of your country to participate in the labor organization will be seoured 80 soon as she admitted into the League of Nations, in acoord- ance with Article |. of the treaty. “It has not been thought necessary inst. had ttention. Representatives of the “As appears, moreover, from the Hit the Bull’s-eye when next you are shopping. We have something you need at prices within the reach of all, Beds and Bedding for the Home Tn the center of the shopping district con- venient to all transportation lines, Bedding with » guarantee of satisfaction, FRANK A. HALL & SONS 25 West 45th St., New York City Sead LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS Labor jonference to be held at Washington yndical Conference at Berne. Trade nions will be invited to take part in and it will be held inder direct rules, which provide for jue effect being given to conclusions, “The draft of the ‘International labor law, prepared —Kiredile, male brown, with lack y the German Government, in de-| back: strayed or sien from, 110 Gla ot collar; 650 reward fered for frum ne TRADE MARK ! Candy Lovers! 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