The evening world. Newspaper, September 29, 1919, Page 3

BEDROOMS IN THE OPEN AIR \/stoomy OUTLOOK FOR MANY 15 OUTLOOK FOR MANY ON EVE OF OCTOBER MOVING D 20 INJURED IN CRASH | ON SUBWAY SHUTTLE eee seer Train Breaks Through Twelve: | BUNGALOWS IN WINTER. Inch Beam at Grand Central Station. Shortage of Homes and Vans May Force People to Camp Out, Seaside Will Be Crowded as Are Storage Resorts AS} or the second tyne within: three | weeks a three-car shuttle train run- ning between Times Square and the Warehouses, Grand Central Station in the 4d — -_—-— Street subway ran ifito the bumpers; Moving day this year is going to} 4t the Grand Central end of the line} Nea -wimatnsaee if ihe 1 in touch| Y@Sterday morning at 11 o'clock, caus: Hn aes teay thi right (0% ght injury to twenty passen- in their ss. Many families face| °° | the prospect of having to sleep in the Pometning Weel Wrong with the open for at toast one night, for out| "kes when Motorman John J. Dris- | thelr furniture has to come by Wed.| cll of No. 160 Sherman Avenue, the | rd Bronx, tried to stop the train at the hesday usual distance from the dumpers. If the e unable to find aby oN) Hrigcol] applied the emergency brakes, to carry it to their new home—pro-} nut the train struck the bumpers with Vided they have been lucky enough) gych force as to break through the| to find a home—it will have to re+| wweive-inch beams. | main jn the street until th jo, OF) ‘The other accident, which occurred hey get to their new home and| Sept. 7, injured twenty-two persons, 1 the departing tenant has been|none seriously. In this case also the able to depart with his goods and| emergency brakes failed to hold. ttels, they will have to camp out- Several windows in the cars were side with their things until he does, | broken, and the conductor, Patrick The high cost of moving has foreed| Farrell, and gome of the passengers ’ Were thrown from their feet.’ Other any New Yorkers to subi a peasy New Yorkers ubmit {0} Dassengers were tossed from thelr landiord extortion. Also inability to| seats into the aisles. ‘They were ate find apartments has prevented hun-| tended by Drs. Sikes and Johnson, ere apa Sabena asad: 5y.|Who arrived in two ambulances from dreds, if not thousands, from mov-| ho arr ing. Other bundreds are trying to citations get their fyrniture into overcrowded BRITISH GREW ARRIVES storage and their families Bouses. Hii others are going to| FOR SH HELD BY UL S| spend the winter—or try to spend the| ee winter—in their country homes and White Star Men Here for ‘Liner at nearby beach resorts. Prinz Frederick Withelm, but Shipping Board Keeps It. Sent here from England by the White GOING TO MOVE. As to moving day, as it is going to be to those who really move, it is a] Star Line to take over and operate the gloomy prospect. Some of the van)former German liner Prinz Frederick men, even at the proposed prices, 40) ES. & ctew of 244 British oMcers Rot promise to get you moved within|"¢ men arrived here to-day on the proopsens z steamship Baltic. The Pring Frederick 9 5 ships originally alloted to Great Britain conditions as “appalling” and let 4t go} by the Inter-Allied Naval Commission at that. And yot there probably will|and rented to the United States as a be less moving on Wednesday than in) troop transport. former years, | Late Saturday, however, it was an- But the prospects are that the nounced from Washington that the just about as well as usual. In the | States Shipping Board, this announce- ment coming but a short time prior to first place he has raised bis rates the hour when it was expected that the Imperator would be the Cunard Line, MAY GO WALKING WITH HIS GRETCHEN from $8 to $10 an hour for the time that his men are actually on’ the job, And he js figuring that there are going to be enough interchanges ot apartments and storage-destined furniture to keep him busy. turned over to Already some curious incidents have | been reported. One man whose lease ie ; on @ house has run out was found| Order Prohibiting Americans From to-day to have stored his furniture! Fraternizing With the Germans jn a hallway and hired a watchman jeg to keep his eye on it day and night. Is Revoked. ‘The owner and his wife have gone to] COBLED Sept. 29 (Associated |Press).—The army regulation pro- hibiting American officers and soldiers from fraternizing with Germans was live in a hall bedroom, According to Nathan Hirsch, Chair- man of the Mayor's Committee on Rent Profiteering, only ‘one-half of|Févoked in an order issued to-day by one per cent. th ty’s apartments | Major Gen, Allen, The rule against sare the places |ffaternizing became effective in De- ere vacant, and these are the Diaces) te soon after Major Gen, Dic where no one, not even the prosperous | * . jen, Dick- man and the American Army of Oc- eer eae nd. moving ‘an |eupation reached the Rhine, The concerns reported to-day that those jpeies w : ‘rench are reported to mncerns reportel (ear ove began have lifted thelr ban several months the process F riday : though the rush jee tay is PLEA OF VAN owners 1S HiGH| DOUBTS SLAYER’S SANITY. | COST OF LABOR. | pace | The van owners who belong to the | wver for Murderer of F association have agreed to limit tt ir} Asks for Examinat charges to $10 an hour, In justitica-| nen the case of Philip Schilling, who Hon of the increase they point to the | shot and killed Police Lieuteaant P. men are out after 8 o'clock. Fouts |Inwyer Harold Semandl, requested « | ssert that it costs them nearly 50! postponement for the mental examina- | per cent. more to move a van load ef | tion of his client, He said Sebilling had | furniture now than it did ten years|refused to talk ‘with him ant he hi ago. been unable to have nsultation w the family of the dooman un al estate men reported | st side rei Jays ago whe to-day that for those who did not) Leetonia te demand hot water, steam heat or birth, Judge Martin took the bath, there were plenty of apartments under advisement on the lower east side hilling has repeatedly asked to be | di mintoned brie steams ae™* WANTS 2,000,000 DEPORTED. NEW YORKERS WOUNDED, |"""""wne terasea to Serve. HACKENSACK, N. J., Sept. 29.—Reso, Several on jest List Issued bY Jigtions asking Congress to deport the War Department, 000,000 Alens who refused to take part In the latest casualty list issued by]in the wara because they had only the War Department the name of Corpl.| their first papers w lopted by the Samuel Brown of No. 180 Broad- | Bégen County Committee of the Amer jean Lexion marry was Frank Baltisko, M35 aS * THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, | Society Notables in Arabian Fete at Rosemary, L. I., In Aid of the Fund to Send Free Milk to France sonua, AMELIA JOMN ‘Premnarr \ SLSOTUS OAL TOTS! UAYD. Ral Behan Stag, MLLE DOr JoRI As ‘BLOSSOM? Marscor FAYETTE © WreRnaTIONAL JILTING MADE HIM KILL, SAYS SLAYER OF GIRL Offer of Marriag Without Knov Did, “When me and told ore 1 said shot her bef doing.” was a carpen e Refused, He Shot ing What He | Baltisko Tells Court. | that she wouldn't to go away, I ought what 1 explanation er, thirty- tw of No, 511 East 78th Street, Man- | hattan, gave this morning for the} killing of Miss Irene Schwartz, a} cook, twenty-eight years old, at No. 209 Hay Bist Street, Brooklyn. Baitisko, who sald that he had been | keeping company with the girl for| fourteen months, called on her Satu | day night. Shortly after midnight when he renewed his proposals and | the girl ted him he shot | twi z the excitement tink t later surren At the Coney Island Hospital, the | ot wounded d him. A few] 1 r of the Conoy Island P held Baitinko | without bail for examination Wednes day. \ —— | TWO SEAPLANES MISSING IN FLIGHT OVER CHANNEL | eal One Arrives at Havre From Eng:| land; Others Disappeared in | Snow Storm. HAVRE Henk t plane with asseng; England, becam P urated from two other machines a| n squall over Channel fast ght and arrived here this moming. | known PARIS, Sept. 29.—Commencing hoon to-day, a daily air mail s will be operated between PB, London ee times | ay, Manhattan, appears among those|!ean Lesion | 4G) wer ey wounded: alno those of Privaiaal gar ning fiche nents decharee cor ch | QUEENS GAS INQUIRY, BEGUN. ‘rederick Richard Burmester, No. 771| conscientious obje - 599 Hicks Street, both of Brookly Cardinay Mercier at Princeton, for Jangering Thousands, Private Harry B, ‘Tibbetts, No. 7 Fifth} PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 29.—Cardi-] In an investigation of the flooding Btrect, Wechawken, N, J., was wounded, |nal Mercier, Primate of Belgium, left}of the mains of the Newtown Ga Gegrea undetermined, and wounded|this city to-day after nearly three|Company in Qubens last Wednesday slightly were Seret. ‘Thom liam-|days of sightseeing and acclamation|afternoon, District Attorney Dennis Street, New York, (DY the populace such as probably |oeary of Queens County subpoenaed son of No. 76 Franklin Street, New York, |DY, the, populace such aa probably | ot eary 2 nty subpoenaed ‘and Private Charles Harold Thomas, No. |Phurchman here The cardinal went {and had brought bef him to-day 200 Neptune Avenue, Coney Island to. Princeton Where the University | Philip Brand Homans Avenue “In the list of ¢ who dled from will late to-day confer upon him the] jimhurst; George Brandt, No. 2323 efdent and other degree of Doctor of Laws Woodbine Street; William Seckler of Max Abramson, No. 1! Vv—_—o——— Pend Ae rabutath wrod - > nang nu mhuret; Pred Sur tN & Stenographer, beck of Queer vulevard and Cald Glennon and Barrett Magistrate Nolan, in the Lssex|well Avenue; Ernest Surbeck, No, 127 Deputy Public Service Commission~| Market Court, to-day charged that|Toledy Street, and Louis Brooks, N ers Edw J, Glennon and Alfred M. /the work of the court was being held|*"i;aihetteved luo, could gain. from cae tt draw two months! 5 ae of the Chief Mag-|them information/an to who le pee aiary, their first pa oo they were |istrate’s office to supply an interpre-|sponsible for endangering the lives appointed last June, the Legislature Market, it is sald, handles |of thousands fby asphyxiation on the having failed to proyide the inoney, of non-Unglish speaking |lnst day of the rerike of workers fo) Webb of the Court of Cla litigants than all the ot courts |the Brooklyn Union Gas Company, of For a month Mos i which oe Newtowh Company is a aladogrepuer, enn il, ' subsidies r Rea + semana MNBL RL pee NS atm JITNEY BUS AND TROLLEY COLLIDE, INJURING EIGHT Four Passengers at Hospital; Others Sent Eight pe ing when @ ji Bayonne 1 Highway and Commun nd tr Was upse passengers of after beig tre for minor hurts and four hospital ‘The latte Yo, 26 Danfo shock; Edwar West Fourth to the chest and internal injuri tney bu Hided fo the uted at are orth Av a Sob! Street w AY bus Treated Home, injured th of the Boulevard. 1 with a at the F enue ur of were the City Mrs, Mar fifty-five, Bayonne Jersey H Rouleva Jersey Cit he Nagle, sey City No. 34 njuries |WIDE SEARCH ON FOR TWO MILLINERY STRIKE ONU. §. FREIGHTER ~ ELD FOR MUTINY 1 ' Refused to Sail Fron From Bermuda They Say Because Vessel Had Water in Hold. Fighteen members of the crew of | the American freighter Katonah were brought here to-day from Bermuda Jon the Charybdis of the Quebec to, to tell the United | Steamship States Shippime Commissioner what lthey know of an alleged mutiny | aboard the Katonah while that vessel was lying at Bermuda early in Bep- tember ‘The Katonah is a wooden steamer operated by the United States Ship- ping Board and called at Hamilton, ports. She sailed from here in Aug- ust, ‘The members of the crew who ar- tived to-day refused to discuss the alleged mutiny until after they had! been heard by the Shipping Commis vioner, Passengers on the Charybdiy ‘who were in Hamilton when the Ka- nd men aboard and they {oo Bermuda, on her way to Bast Indian |, to passengers, the Newport sent off FIGHTEEN OF CREW ADDED GAR FARES AND TRANSFER CUT INBROOKLYN SOON pa ee) Judge Mayer Agrees to Re- turning City Railroad Co. to Former Owners. Foterat Jadwe Mayer to-day agreed to the first act in the dissolution of the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Com- pany when he promised to sign an order Thursday which will return to its former owners the Brooklyn City Railroad Company. Embracing some of the most important lines of the Brooklyn Heights system, the dissolw tion will mean the dropping of hun- dreds of transfer interchanges and c double and triple fares where there now is only one. “This case,” said Judge Mayer, “ist as simple as it is regrettable, The Brooklyn Heights cannot pay its rent and must return to its owners the Brooklyn City Railroad. ‘There seems to be, unfortunately, a different plane of moral applied to non-payment of | rent than the ow the cases are ‘oad although | land tonah arrived there said that the| identical, This is, for the people of eighteen men had refused to sail any| Brooklyn, a grave situation. ‘They further on the Katonah because she] Will be forced to pay two or three was leaking and unseaworthy. Mem- | times, instead of once, when a sound bers of the Katonah’s crow told p1i-| solution would render that unneces- acngers on the Charybdis that their] “ary. The Iogical and unequal dis veasel had five feet of water in her) integration of these railroad prop. Huld when she arrived at Hamilton.| oryes is going on, when an earnest The American schoolship Newport) a yproach at the difficulty would in was lying at Hamilton at the time | {PRU MeN ee : and when the Katonah's crew re-| stantly stop F fused to take her to sea, according | Judge Mayer put off the signing beoau | the dissolution order only younse! of the Brooklyn City and tt atonah beyond the three mile| a i telat te | WHO FLED RAYMOND JAIL CALLED FOR TO-DAY) iii sina’stacteNte'ten to go to| Brooklyn Heights wished to. conter | worl on details of the return of the g ta When they refused the Katonah opty involved. | Warden Barr Loses Prisoners. He|!! Will Involve Union Workers Em-| wax taken back to Hamilton and 4) Attorney Bangs, for the Brooklyn \ loved in Shops Belov | charge of mutiny was lodged OBE cat har all's Island 23d Street. ‘wand will answer the mutiny to take back thelr property and oper- weil's island, | charge to-day. no Katonah put tolate it and that an agreement ag to | Warden Robert Barr of the mond et eas = Sedeee reese Hie LP hhdiaga ah tll ruited at Bere} pow mur nuld be paid the tan- | establishments below Street has} muda trooklyn spent to-day | fants for improvements made was & ees cores eee dy '8¥! heen called for this morning by the — pal agpeebi i x ‘a dering the vanity of ambition to, siitinery and Straw Hat Workers? E IGHT quention for the future, He valve do good pubtio se 1a whet lg os above} ee oe \ said that of the 1,372 stockholders of io 8 publi vice He wishes he) Union. Milli Yy employees above bis co. any 2 e either women, new how ant where Hamilton Turner cyat street, ax well as hat frame] QPENS AT GAMDEN TO-DAY ‘estes or charitable institutions, and Dominic Le Chan, who were pris-| paxers, have becn on atrike for soran Thiy brought from Judge Mayer the oners in the jail for a brief time up to] tne, statement thar he has been receiving evel re pend ie : Sf, linuch mall from poor women a in- ie ee ae nu haaersirsesiy Sadr The strike downtown See cane at ty Commission Sits to Heat | stitution who! babe Seen easing ners 3 P. M. yesterday, when th» union -, . ~ with him for help im the preseut and dh tives trying to find them, 5 |"On taking charge of the dail two| fepresentatives withdrew tr the Complaints of City and x os becatise of thelr investments, | weeks ago, Warden Barr noted with dis-| conference in the Hotel Martinique Suburbs. vere mage outside of the Rpotcvel Ieee: ots ine from the | with officials ak thi aa LB t ita GAMDIN,’N, 3 Bept: 9A hon Mayer decided to pass on dine -foot wall of the exercise yard | facturers rotect ssockation ey n oft tava Eloctric Ralle | ‘as begun in the City Hall about midway from the ground; he) Leaders of the union said demands for pe kay Bie “9 bauiis tials Bors Conoy te and ont Brooklyn t it might afford mean for 7 0-0a. petore e oe - saat rocklyn, ueens and - ponora: 40° ehuane 44-hour work week, a minimum wcale |i ssion on the city's petition for the | urban Ratlroad on Oct. 7. All are part In order not to attract the attention {Ot Wases and week work instead fl yrogation of the zone fare syatem. | of the Hrooklyn Helghta system and opportunity, he requisitioned two short | Employees say fully 80 por cent. of | pubic service Railway Company was| the Lrcekiyn City Ralkeoade” Aes term workhouse prisoners from Black-|the trade is within the ranks of (hee sonted by President Thomas M.| cording to the recoiver of the Brook- walls ralant e chip andi peatetel bt: They Insist thin latest strike /sccarter and former Judge E.| rn Heights, is entitied to, $200,000 for Wes Unea maeared’ meses treriabe ced eee | tees patty 10,000 persons, though) An pier Armstrong and H. L. Gilmour, | money. to pay it. ‘Taxes are nlao Ge, Mathes Mrpoues CAG Poll! calleiase oe eee f counsel, Appearing for the city is| as well 4» other expensos. Altogesher , Ta eo at ay | The strike will make dttle imme- [ey Counsel E.G. C. Bleakley and| te holding company owes about Nn y sen Atark| diate change, in the downtown milli twenty @ubarban towns are also | $825.00, the attorney for the regelver ped by the toos of the two a8 they |e we general holiday.” de. {tte twenty suburban tow a!00 | said, Attorneys for the People's Trust boosted and pulled each other over tho | NOF# trade, 4 holiday,” de- | represented by co! mpany and the Hamilton ‘Trust wall with the aid of the ledge were|Clared by the union, has extsted tur It was claimed for the city and} Compjany approved the plans out- quite visible this morning the past three day tawrie THRE the wone slime ei inet 1 for the dissolution, although aie | eceianinae ON iba Steele taba et i ce W. Wingate “COUNT” LOUDEN, KAISER’S | SLAYER HOLDS OFF 150 stead of being « mite in length bs the, Hrooklyn. City war ‘ short of hal ile. In the city, | trying t tits pound of flesh.” rf ” Ang Mnere DEM E @ Mule: i! Noteholders and. stockholders. all FRIEND,” GETS 3 YEARS | Y PISTOL]: was stated, of nine zone scquleseed In. the pian 7 diasolution, ’ the longest 0 feet and but expressed doubt as to what tu- Rae shortest 1,800 feet, In the town ture was in store for their Invest- Moves to Sing Sing From Black Connecticut Negro Escapes From] conditions are said to be worse | * | : “row 0 illine , Buburban rates are sald to exceed | wells Island by Mulqueen’s Crowd, After Killing Col lraliroad chances: 1 Order. Woman | — o 4 pes a EEE TROOPSHIP IN WITH 2,334, Max Lynar, better known as “Count rc | are oe thirty 201 Max Louden,” alleged German spy and}, WINSTE - ay ie reser al Street, Bayonne Ac . Unainkable vessel, today | °°" pein The transprot Von Steuben arrived at | Lure of th A nt aol oe ‘ gut ; xe Swen? | sear und citl- | Hoboken to-day from B: thirty-six three years by Judge Mulqueen In Gen- |20N% for M é ry, # | American™-aoldiers. {erat Session Lynar, who has juat(rcrusucse negro, who la Mt shot} p, Dv, bridge ¢ 1 | completed an indeterminate sentence in| ne sled Mra Norwood, thirty: | Among the unite we st Motor ltt ge t on Blackwal Tiana fi nee of three ly Train, « numb rvice Park \r PORERAIEY: DOO RO SMINEY Se UOTE wd} panies, several companies of ppinres and the itary JOGGED iY THIEF'S SHOT) (ins pane trom nm “a ty Alte tentiary _Lynar nterested in his inven eo First Att ‘“ j int 1 tc cn Pate arrived ta paran tine ft isitors Get $1,400 esult of | International Saut Company o te - A. M. with ¢ stial officer of the Visi ns Ge 51,4 Re ICS Ol ee aeriiesatandte airentan (a taeitnve lt a vier reahsportation Corps Their Midnight Call in | ing National Bank. ‘The ex ht ardi t e Broadw |ship ended when Mr aaah |Mtnte Reconstruction Hourd to Meet satel | tained that Lynar had f bed bis nami | | Friday. was th John J. H who was| tive y arrested Lynay In St, Loui business meet Gov relleved of $1,400 early y norn= | and he was returned to th pel ntlar UNDER SUBWAY Trai mnatruction labor board wil bo ald his saloon at Broadway and] at the REAI Gh mi Genes | nianhg 285 Friday, it was announced to-day w mar i easy clalinin hay ; ' iraak Giation See and undation ald for ove t ; can ay ; ; re 1th Stree Ali ea ay LAAN eA c t A , German ree] He led t Uptow i | paca iaaa hs ; Pern ter Kil | Cleared of Stolen Goods Chai r-| ES : nusiness at N 1 Third Avenu f a ‘ourt to-day when arraigned ono MW Ave x arg recelving stolen po! Th: _ | “ ” om to atio said they found stolen ‘olman has} 1% Rebaik or nascent.” Dut. Magiatnat and police} Revenue Bureau to Make Plar : avn = | ee | Public When Wilson wed : 5 Rit _ to ha Eien al er 4 ~ AUFFEUR IS HELD. her mae phar Accused of Tunaing Over Woman | bi “f ebelie Witting 2 DEAD, 7 7 HURT IN WRECK. . ead yt hae Se th at N 15 Am-| Central New Freights Col- . ‘ 1 Hide at Hot N.Y. able exp ? DANBURY, ¢ pt. 2 OF TUBES 10 BF ia men were kill injured In a| oper ha mploted : | collision between two eastbound freight | t forcement of th 1 | trains to-day on the Central New Eng: | pects to make the plan Ain | land Railroad at Holme Y., twenty | 4 lent W d I ee, conductor Danbury. | conc 0: Vinead deg 7 ward Holyoke, enginec Haat | On Yer was taken Law Hartford. Five of the jured we acts. p dying NH ku wie brought to the Danbury Hospital, one in| © oe: Pees ae Ai af those killed or hurt were inal Wor ot rewarded th otesta of n extra freight of thirty-nir rd, forty years old, a bricklayer, |Crawford's car. Ile eacaped a second in e fovaplinters: and. nuritos’ its El oo aNesntave sterioe te tue stioct ide (turd identified him later on Bt. ‘Nic to ‘splinters and hurling {ls occupante| end foll five atorina to the etree ied ¢ ‘Nich: jato the wreckage, (wes Vantently killed lolas Avenue All Aboard for Slumberland! Take the short route to Shimberlaund ¢ night. You're sure there quickly on an OSTERMOOR bik: Throwgh the Bi to 182 Bowery. € PER DAY RENTS $7.00 © yRevtir CLEANER For Two Days Rental Dept. Phone Bryant 6280 Vacuum Cleaner Specialty Co. ‘131 West 42d St. Frose Deservedly The Largest Selling | Ceylon Packed Tea World a me a a ee ee en