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+ f »the International + ents an hour and $1.10 for overtime | _ (Pier No. 3 ; Pier | & River—Pi 300; 380; (Pier No, 10, 250; Pier © 600. Brooklyn—army base No, 2, 700; Pier No. 3, 500; Plier No. 5, 850; Pier No. 8, 40; other Broo! piers, 500, Staten Island and Green- point, 4,200. The steamship companies are be- ginning to employ non-unionists ana} declare they will remain firm in ad-| BY BOTH FACTIONS IN DOCK STRIKE Conference Now Sought With Ship Owners to Make Com- | promise Offer. MAKE APPEAL TO'HYLAN. Mayor Too Busy With Budget to Act—Reduction Is 15 Cents an Hour, With’ pier conditions practically hormal in Brooklyn and on the East River, both factions of the longshore- | men employed in th | have appointed Chelsea district committees to pre- sent modified demands to the steam- ship owners, At a mass meeting of! men who have been supp to be| loyal to President T. V, O'Connor of | Longshoremen, aj committee was nated to ask for the same terms upon which the Butler} or Vaccarelll faction had previously agreed upon $1.25° for 85 cents an overtime, as and 70 hour uinst awarded them by the Justment Commission. Mayor Hylan said he busy with the budget request of the Butler arrange another steamship men bers of the Ad-} \ had been too | to take up the! faction that he meeting with th The former mem- O'Connor faction, who Gwerted their loaders to-day’s Meeting, ignored the City Hall in their efforts to get a conference with the shipping interests National The Executive Council of the In ternational Longshoremen's Associa- tion has approved the action of Prest- dent O'Connor in revoking the char ters of the three Chelsea unions which have been active in the un- | authorized strike. The locals expell from the international body were N 866, of which Richard J, Butler is the head; No. 783, composed principally of riggers, and No, 915, the coopers, officers of which were active in pre- venting the men from returning to work. The locals were suspended for golvg on an unauthorized strike. «O'Connor to-day issued detailed stttements purporting to show that almost 00 longshoremen were working. These were divided ag fol- lows: North Riv No, hering to the Adjustment sion’s award. They new mien they are breakers, because strike exists, Te Commis- | do not call the} omploying stri they insist no legal proposal to com- Promise way taken as the first sign of weakening um purt of the strikers. A labor “clearing house," to allo- eate workmen according to the needs of the port, has been formed by the] companies ‘and the U, 8. Shipping} Board. An official of the United States Bhipping Board told reporters that 6 of the 200 ships of the board held here are being “worked,” as against 25 Monday. Twenty-one more were on hand yesterday than on the previous day SHIPWORKERS’ STRIKE ~ SPREADS IN BROOKLYN and Men Are Now| Union Men Claim, Thou: Idle, Fifteen The strike of workers at the James Sbewan & Sons Dry Dock and Repair Company, foot of 2 treet, Brook- lyn, spread yesterday to other plants in that borough bo's Yacht Basin, foot of 28d Street, reported that 1 boilermakers’ and other ironworkers out of 400 failed to report for work, | |they returned to Now York. | troubles THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, OCTOBE 1919, - To Better the Conditions of Their Sex Gon PER EER Woe THe WtERNATIONAL CONGR Mrs. Raymond Robins, President of the National Women’s Trade Union League, Dd. is here shown opening the International Congress of Working Women at the National Museum, Washington, Cc. Dele- gates from twelve countries are att the earth, JERSEY MAYOR TURNS BACK PIER STRKEBREAKERS Refuses to Allow Forty-Five made with an agency in this city for the crew Which went over this morn- ing.* ‘The strikebreakers reached the pier before the Mayor arrival, He immediately ordered 100 policemen to the scene with orders to escort the new arrivals to the Pennsylvania tube and to see that was aware of their What will become of the grapes is 4 matter of conjgcture, but doubt is expressed as to their detention on the ship serving to improve their quality, and the wompany is taking steps to determine whether the Mayor has the right to run the city's affairs with such an apparent high hand, »This is not the first time that Mayor Hague has interfered with the between the strikers and employers in Jersey City. aie cle URGES LEVY ON CAPITAL. Clynes Tell their Cummins G vernment . Offers No Rellet. LONDON, Oct, 30,—The second day of the financial debate opened in the House of Commons this afternoon, ‘The House had before it the amendment to | Millionaire while @ small number were absent | tne ernment financial resolution of- from the Morse I Dock and Re-|fered by John R, Clynes, labor member pair Company, t of S6th Street.) Manchester and former Food James Blackburn, business agent of |Controller, calling» for a levy upon cap: Local 24 of the’ boilermakers, tron and the reversion to the State of shipbuilders 1 helpers, asserted | fortunes made from the war, that 15,000 men are on strike at yards.) Mr, Clynes declared Austen Chamber- about this city i! add had not out- ui ar Labor Party He | M t A Brooklyn Pier Rioters Held, fal aittta tier en on Celta inne Matthew Blanco, No. 136 ( nepal that it culled for extraordinary me Street; Michael La Garcia, No. 46 | ures. Hamitton Avenue, and Fritnciseo Gian: | ay gCN ett! of No. 1%5 Hamilton Avenue, all of | G out Fund Now $26,000, Brooklys, were held in tie Wifth Avenue | Phe drive of the Girl Scouts Court In $4,000 euch by | Magistrate |reguited in a total of $10,000 in pete ‘od walle visiting Anaren Gale [Contributions and for membership it Heit, No. 477 Hicks Str vho Was | Was reported in yesterday's continua- shot ‘in the giot ne 8b t IYO ion of the drive, bringing the total water fron ‘ }to $26,000, The city is tar behind the —_~_— quota of $100,000, and 100,000 associ- | CLERKS WIN $30 WEEK, [ate memberships set for Manhattan Mrs, Willard Straight, whose hus- wy Grocery § oyees’ Union |band died a year ago while in the im Vie A | rnment service overseas, sent a Cisim bi check for $5,000 yesterday, and a Abraham Levitt, Secretary of Local check for $1,000 was received from \282 of the Retail Grocery ‘orge Parsons, rotec t SS Taheiita Coallaa Tent on The Savole to Salil To-Day. day that the fd, the men winning eil{., 7h Zrench liner Savole salts for had been settled, the men winning alll Havre to-day with 1,100 passengers, Anes Wey BLINER: [OP SIONRG. ADs! © $30 The crew was busy this morning hour day and 4 minimum wage ¢ hoisting baggage on board, taking a week. He said the men would £0 the place of striking longshoremen. back to work to-morrow. Gnly about $00 struck, but the union claims to have recruited 400 more, The grocery clerks ip ization of all wweoy is planned, One of the passengers is Elm: = certs, Paris correspondent of t sociated Press, who sails with wife after a three month at home, his vacation e Ase | | STOKES LOOMS AS AUTHOR IN SUIT FOR PRINTING Hotel in Tangle Over “ Well Born.’ Stok man, who recently |E. Stokes, naming his eon pondent, of contra s, millionaire figured in a divorce | suit ke brought against his wife, Man Defendant | Rigt nt to Be “Weddie” JURY GIVES GIRL $5,000 FOR BREACH OF PROMISE} stantial evidence. ‘The majority | ommends mercy in the case of : r ae : Mrs. Drossos because of her in- Miss Goldie Cohen, Milliner, Wins| fant, who, we advise, shouia be Suit Against Richard Fried- left in her care, and that the i two other children be returned lander of Albany. to the Columbus authorities to A verdict for $5,000 was returned| bo placed with the father, Mr this afternoon by a jury before Su-| Drossos, to pay for thelr support preme Court Justnce Ford in the sult] until such time as Mrs. Drossos for breach of prot brought by] prove herself a fit mother. In Miss Goldie Cohen, a milliner, em-| the case against Mr. Buttery, w ployed at No, 20 Division Street, and) recommend the maximum p@n- residing at » 109 Canal Street, alty. eerie actived Mathicn et Alvany,| _MF& Drossos left her husband, N. Y, When the jury returned its ver-| Columbus restaurant keepe:, and her loc Tustico Ford aald three children and came to live in This is a good verdic and if had my man to jail for this young girl.” It Was brought out in th that the couple were enga months wl Friedland another girl BOOKBINDERS QUIT the way STREET & SMITH PLANT . Rentleme way I would send this he treated ie testimony ged for fe er marrie hotel- Helen as is again in the lime-|Offer of ‘GREAT LOVE’ PLE OF WIFE REJECTED BY WOMAN JURY Mercy Scorned by light, this time as the author of a e -, to Land at Dock to Unload —|rook’ entitiea, “rhe right to be Wei] Mrs, Drossos in Eternal A * Born,” for printing of which he is de- ee i Italian Ship. |rendant in a auit In the Suprome Court Triangle Case, a |brought by ©. J. O'Rrien, Inc., printers, _ Forty-five. strikebreakers sent from No. 32) North Will Street, for, CLEVELAND, Oct. 30.—Scorning New York to Jersey City to unload ry is sco0 volumes of th® Mercy urged by her jury of the Italian liner Giuseppe Verdi this which were run off. deals with horse Women, Mrs. Goldie Drossus refused morning were shipped right back’ to breedlon, bedi la hOrse- to return to husband and freedom |New York by the order of Mayor|Ian of consid repute when jhe ang was sentenced to pay a une of Hague, who declared that he would! Tho ion camo before $°00 and serve three months in the not permit any strikebreakers to take| Court Justice Leonard A. G h this, workhouse. the place of striking longshoremen. ae be rae m e | In this case of sex triatgle, Mrs. ndan' hrough his P. Irossc a asker jury ‘ome The Giuseppe Verdi has deen lying | geeai, t d the der Peete ae acne manry OF wrgmaeny Segal, to amend the defendant's answer, | saying that men could not anc at the company's pier'since last Sat-| submitted April 22, 1918, by his attor-| stand love matters as could women urday with a cargo of fresh Erp ee ieee io be permit (This i the verdict of the eight which the company has vainly tried to include in the amended answer o| Women, »rominent in various activi to unload, Arrangements were finally atercla m for 8713.15, alleging breach ties of thelr sex, who conzented to jsit in the case and advise the Judge: The jury stands seven for the conviction of both defendants | and one for acquittal on cireum- n, | Cleve with mmer. “The women who have cpme to sit as an advisory council in this case,” ir| Judge Sawicki told them when court “opened, “will be of valuable assist- ance in giving us a woman's view- point on the ‘eternal triangle. But, as they are not legally qualified to act as a formal jury, it is to be un- derstood the court will not be unduly and John C window Buttery, a ORKING WOMEN considering the welfare of women and children in all nations of ending the Congress, and they are " OUSTED CO COLUMBIA TEACHER SEEKS $75,000 DAMAGES) J. McKeen Cattell, Former Psychol- ogy Professor cused of Sedi- tion, Sues Alumni Federation, J. MeKeen Cattell, former profess of psychology of Célumbia University who wos dismissed Ju 30, 1917, by action of the Board of Trustees for al- leged seditious wiews, to-day filed in the County Clerk's office his aint in his action for live! and defamation of charnoter against the Alumni Federa- tion of Columbia University and Lever hg Tyson, executve secretary of the federation ahd managing editor of the ns Alumni News, Prof, Cattell coks $75,000 damages and has retained Alfied Hayes of No, 14 Wall Street as his attorney ; The complaint alleges that on Sept 1917, an editorial appeared in. th Alumni News expressing megret that member of the teaching force of Colu bin University ehould ally himself with 1 pernicious body of fanatics, naming Nn conngetion therewith the People’ ‘ of Amerien The plaintiff alleges that the referenc in the editorial was meant to apply to f. Prof. ¢ f vile hima of tory pi addition tell alleges dam: as of his salary, Is and pension loss of social “ orn and $10,000 and profes- FARMER CHOSEN TO FORM GABINET FOR CANADA | Emest Charles Drury Unanimously Elected Leader of New Coali- tion Party. "PORC Oct. 30,—Ernest Drury, a ‘0, Charles Sime¢ County farmer, has elected leader of the Farmers-Labor coalition party to-day awaiting a call from the Liot.tenant Governor to form a C Labor is to have two portfolios in the It has be that Walter’ Rollo of Hamilto the Labor Party Labor, The oth nelectod The next Premier was been unanimously United and 4 sbinet Cabinet be Minister of portfolio is yet to be not a candidate win WHOLESALE ARRESTS NEAR recent elect rs have #, but two former already Offered him their | to es earning . PAYDEMANDS CUT | Women of 12 Nations Meet in Washington HOOKS AND FYFS AND KISS STRIKE® RECK HONEYMOON Mrs. Frank A. Skerl Sues In- ventor Husband; Objects to ‘Eat and Sleep’ Life. ‘The marital troubles of Frank A Skerl, mechanical engineer and in- ventor, of No. 1 Broadway, and his wife, Amelia, who now is working in a phonograph shop at Jamatea, L 1, were aired to-day during tesil- mony in the wife's separation suit be- fore Supreme Court Justice M. War- ley Platzek. The trouble all arose out of a difference of mat- ter of clothing, and his left and took a position where she is $5 a wee opinion in the the wife testified, persecution” De she him ELLA WHEELER WILCOX DIES | IN BRANFORD HOME AFTER | COLLAPSE DOING WAR WORK * ? H | ih MRS. RLLA Ww. wiLcox, FEDERAL AGENTS: IN HUNT FOR SUGAR No Profiteering Evident—U, 3. Attorneys to Demand Jail Terms for Violators. Three thonsand tons of sugar were located by Food Administration im- vestigators along the Brooklyn water front to-day Balfour & Williamson, No. 42 Exchange Piace, owns 1,000 tons of it, Which they were preparing to export to England. They Kdve telegraphed to Liverpool for permia- om to divert the consignment to do- mestic uses. Another lot of 1,000 tona* was in the possession of the Pacifié Commissi n Company, which informed Federal Food Administrator Willfams that it had been sold to Murdock, James & Company of Chi Another objection which Mrs, Skerl, he third lot, consisting of reffhed who is a pretty blonde, had to her Poetess, Suffered Nervous Break- pete etc ‘Conjany ne bremiy : , husband was his refusal to kiss her | ” ~ s DET 1S S20! ompa ove |before relatives and that his daily | down Recently While in Jers of these, the Mirror programme in thelr married life was: England, Candy Company, has agreed to let the 8 A, M.—Leave home for office NEW HAV Conm, Oct. agen) GOeer Baullisation Boar Gaeaieae 12 M.—Home for quick lunch, Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox, author tons of it among other manufac- €P, Mi—ttome for dinner nd. oisbate, did at Sten: Neer he| turers who are threatened by | the 9 P. M—Retire Bungalow,” in Branford to-day. sugar shortage, On Condi ie aaa his day's programme did not suit] Mrs, Wilcox had been ill for some} ®™lar amount be returned later. her, she told the court, and it was! months, having had a nervous col-| 00d Administrator Williams ald nothing but eat and sleep and no lapse while engaged in war relieg|thtt he had discovered nothing to sug pleasures, He refused, she continued, | Work in England. nate nadie ng in the 3,000 tons le- to take her to places of amusement = cated to-day In reply to this allegation the hus- ja Wheeler Wilcox was born in| A delegation representing 250 band testified that he works nearly; Wisconsin, in what was'known as| Williamsburg retail grocers visited every day in the year and when to) the “ld Wheeler Plac on John-|Food Administrator Willlams to-day returned home at night he was tired |0M's Corner, De Forest. Until 1884, | complain against wholesalers, who, and needed rest when she was married, the famous |!t Was charged, are holding up sugar The Skerls were married in New, Boetesa every year visited the little|by compelling retailers to buy Im York City July 10, 1910, and shortly | Wisconsin village, but after that [combination sal r. Williams re~ : 4 q period ahe brought her widowed [ferred them to the Sugar Equalization afterward went to Europe. Perse- | other to New York Board for relief, without which, the cution by the husband, testified the| j¢ oe coe said, they would be found to clot y Known the World over as the|their shops this week wits, Heated Mself during the) writer of poems of passions she de-| United States District Attorney honeymoon grip when he examined) cared not jong ago that hi ‘rly |RO#N of Brooklyn to-day informed her trunk and compelled her to re-! pian in life wae to write a series of |M' Williams that in all future cases . of sugar profiteering he will insist pla all fasteners on her clothes) yooks which should run the gamut|ipon a conviction and a jail sentence with ‘buttons, On one occasion, She | 6¢ human passions—love, sorrow, en- and that he will no longer accept said, she was compelled to rip up| deavor, hope, resignation—and. the {compromises and refunds: times before he was satisfed it was) sions.” oe eaee Would result Caan ean modest enough for her to wear, In| Mrs, Wilcox never tired of literary [opinion of the Department of Justice Trieste the couple had a disagree-|work and yet had a reputation of |that susar held for exportation opal ment and during that period she re-| maintaining a perfect home. oe aaa in {he came SARAG’ Oo ae mained unkissed, she told Justl AS a hostess, she shone in “The}moving in the domestic trade Platzek Bungalow,” Short Beach, Conn, She On New Year's night 1917, she testi- fied she went out with a party and returned home at 9.30 o'clock. When she returned, she stated, she was met by an angry 1 who accused of being under the influence o! Hliquor, whe said, the only | beverage she had taken was a cup of coffee In Dayton, 0., in the some year her busband, ahe further stated, went talk Atcike’ for two week In November, testified, accompanied by h Jamaica Ile her #, she on a 191s lecided, own life,” and went to r husband, she said, had of $4,800, but al a week for hou they were liv- she she to “live he mother annual inc but 18 lowed her keoping exy Ing together Skerl, when h stand, entered a general denial of his pretty wife's allegations, but startled while took the witness the court by testifying that she had become very friendly with a “man named Taytor,” who was in cous, dressed in the height of fashion, The | witness testified he followed ylor” and his wife one evening when they left the store arm in 1 and oc- costed them, saying to Mrs, Skerl's excort: “You are the man who took my wife away from m Tho wife indignantly denied’ her huyband'’s assertion but later Mrs. | Skerl and the man named w n | leaving the court house together Skerl charged that “my wife and that man are now living in the suine house and under the same r¢ Mrs, Skerl replied to this by stating that the house is owned by her mother ‘aylor, when seen by a reporter, said ings have come to a pretty pass when an employer even take his employee out to lunch Justice Plutzek reserved decision. | YOUTH SEEKING JOB FAGES | ARRAIGNMENT FOR THEFT acral eotegeeet ras FOR FOOD PROFITEERING) rotice say Custer Forgot Quest : Evidence was submitted as to the ~ | When He Spied Fat Join Electrotypers Who Struck Be-| guint of both defendants, Mrs,| WASHINGTON, Oct, 30.—Many new Rockaiiaak cause Secessionist Pressmen | Drossos then told of her marriage at | arrests in a number of States for viow| m dit , sixteen to her husband and related |!"tions of the Food and Fuel ¢ trol Sam Herman is twenty-five y . Were Put at Work. acveral acts of cruelty. She alleged | 1a are expected soon by the Depart-|old and lives at No. Avenue B, Because of the action of the Street &| her husband knew of her friendship | Ment of J jw ilety as. every nedy nows th Co., magazine publishers, of No. | with Buttery and approved it, and de. | Attorney tieneral Palmer mado jt) tirer | 79 Seventh Avenue, In putting to work| mled-any improper relations with But. |" [ay that the ea ghar at are ltebtighmant OF De secessionist pressmen terday, tho|tery, declaring all he had done for . f Ae SOM MSEES DAS NGS | sik a ft th br | slowed up the campaign to reduce living | West 57th Street, was bookbinders employed in the comp her was from a feeling of “friendly | posts, since the criminal amendments | Wanted a Job as cutter, He wouldn't plant walked out this morning in sym-| Kindness.” She admitted her hus. | to the Food and Fuel Control Law have |have been arrested, the police say, if pathy with the electrotypers who 4Ult) band had furnished her a six-room | been added the bx tO proseoute ‘tase it wasn't f habit theie swell yesterday, house and the use of an automobile. | on evidenc c obtained sames have of throwing their pocket Officials of the St Judge Sawicki thanked them for books around | to-day made light of th es cau * as 7 canta ened ing they ‘can obtain their services, und called the two de jaws Delivery meer Dien, | Sam is f grabbing « binders who are not union men fendante before him, also Mr, Drosso Edward Greenebaum, sixty-five, died | pocke tbr Hy rwing it back when| 4 nly this morning at hia home, No, | Peg woud, the prettiest salesgtrl , the husband. He pronounced sentence, x | - A 3d et. Mre Greenebaum ]in the pla od in his path, and DENIES GOVERNOR'S CHARGE. | iin. cach of tio defendants the | punder of punching pretty egay's nowe tn his County Clerk Schneider Says He | maximum penalty, and offered to sus- La tl dw iid da ib rly. He had asked Never Met Hear pend Mrs, Drossos's sentence if she (iy ine Nassau New | a job and been turned down, the » 7 neider,| Would consent to return to her hus- He is |police say, when he saw a pocketbook County Cleris William nneider heal ld suffering from obesity, and being out in answer to Gov, Smith's statement) PANT oe oo pack to him,” she re- at 1.30 Dendlline wack andvoul of finda’ ie ene at the Carne Hall meeting last night] pied, ba tempted beyond his strength repeated his lous 8 is The Judge offered her another chance Frederick W. Wallace Dies. Astride of “Matador,” at Fifth A the present moment,” he add-|and appealed to her husband, vrederiok w. Wallace *lnue and STth Strest, sat Policemen Jed, r have met Mr, Hearst, never| “I will take back all my children,’ ||) 1°CCTUM Uh. UM Bee We \ [William Sullivan of ‘Traffic C. BIN onversel with him, nor has anyone | sald Drossos; “f wantemy babies, and I) A0"r aN erat beth, {and Matador got right up onto the brought to me any message from Mr.| will take her back whenever she will) C!# re Company ¢ ab ba e Hearst. ‘The Governor probably refers papa “ died to-day at his home in Plainfield sidewalk after Sammy and arrested to Cong an Dunphy as the man 1] aaa vas obdile | {fom phe la, He was born in Ans | hin Tet ate Belle Harbor one Sunday. teat | But the accused woman was obdi- frat, Peonn. and was wraddated from young cutter to-day in York: ‘August. 1 emphatically deny saying | Pate an udge bs er and Valo, "Class ‘S48. He was @ member of ville chart wit plead to complaints to Mr. Dunphy that Mr, Hearst want- her co-defendant to pay a ane of $200 goroil and Keys Fraternit the charging him with (a) attempted ed me to see the Governor in reference each and serve three months in the Plainfield Country Club and the Cres- grand larceny and (b) punching to ap appointment,” ‘ workhouse, cent Avenue Presybterian Church, egeY McLoud, spent most of her summers there and was in New York during the winter the. Her husband, R. M. Wilcox, sf business man. Mrs, Wilcox's first check for writ- her prised friends In the garb ot “L'Aigion.” In Great. 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