The evening world. Newspaper, October 30, 1914, Page 1

PRICE “ONE “CENT. rs F OD mee. be FINAL Gbe “Ciroulation Books Open to All.” |_ by Wali Publishing yee? THREAT OF PERIURY ARREST IN SING SING JOY RIDE PROBE +4 | Discrepancy in Testimony Over Auto License— Witnesses Swear Convict Sullivan Rode and Wandered About Streets at Will. | ~> te (special From a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) OSSINING, N. Y., Oct. 50.—The application (o the Secretary of State for a license for the automobile In which Warden McCormick and David A. Sullivan, the convicted wrecker of the Union Bank of Brooklyn, made trips | to Yonkers and New York was produced to-day before Stephen C. Baldwin, the Governor's commissioner who {8 investigating the scandal of the joy | rides, and it disclosed certain discrepancies in the testimony adduced by | Mr, Baldwin yesterda “Doesn't this discrepancy make@——————_____| some one ilable for perjury?” As 000 to Metormick on Aug. 1d tant District-Attorney Goldate! in J. Watwn, Warden Mecor. | asked. confidential — ¢ kK, testified ex it ¢ reply tat Be ug ight the the day he beh je money rom ‘ormic in The diver with tb8( Taly's aulaon, which was the of exemption payment) tie he record of the Cudit The! ! which was brought | 44s wed cir of a fee as 4 + application blank, ) to the examination room in Sing Sing uny showed that the ear ised om hug. 29, y development in the *@\prison by James R. Murray, of the Beer ae signed idgaf he Bee Te Muatanonise wes} 600) POLICEMEN SHIFTED. | he sig- SeCormick, | Orders were lusued by Commissioner “state of | W00ds to-day transfereing 600 patyol- the property of the State. re of the applicant, made in this way: New York, Thomas J. McCormick, | ME? from precinet to precinct, ‘These agent and warden of + ing | hanafers y made in pursuance of « Prison.” In ¢ ank space requir. | Plan to eq’ the forces If various ing the of the ownership) Precincts. Some c tins tn thickly Populated sections of Manhattan had of the car, # Bing Prison” was more men thia they needed and other written. Where the amount he Ueularly in outlying dis- fee was to be entered the word: muny omen pate fee” had been written. > beuta, i Phin testimony before Mr. Halawhy | Ww itl Qe n McCormick was yesterday ide any statement asked if he to the Reerelury tion of the car from car, His reply wast the motor car compbuny but had filed no apples tting forth that it ight. AS far ax ponnible transferred were ment homes testimony William J. W. son, upon this point raade no application , and suppose aud attended t ec] J, Lally testified he loaned worth pric to-day and Saturdi Saturday night till 10. The tere, Broadway, cor. clay | ue crak 4 ee BELGIANS CUT | given out in Paris this afternoon sayssthe fore | Ing several others, YSER DYKES, FORCE GERMAN RETREAT | Allies Advancing Along Most of the Battle Line in Northern France, Says Official Paris 3 o'Clock Communique. PARIS, Oct, 30 [| Associated Press].—The French official announcem nt of the enemy whic whi pagsed the River Yeer have been forced to retreat by flood: when the Beigian army cut the dykes. ‘The text s ax follows On the extreme left inundations brought about by the Belglan army In the lower valley of the River Yaer have compelled the forces of the enemy which had passed this Aver to withdraw, The foe war subjected to a violent cannonade by the Belgian and French artillery during the retreat. The Germany endeavored yesterday to deliver very violent counter attacks on the French and British army corps, which were progressing to the m At the end of the day our troups, notwithstan wed thelr forward movement in the direction whi signed them and had also taken possession of various poluts of support, The British troops, assailed at several points to the north of La Bassee by superior forces, resumed the offensive with energy sered to w considerable exteut the terrain previously ylelded to the enemy, At several other points the Uritish troops repulsed the attacks of the Germaus, inflicting on them Important loxses, Ou the remainder of the front there ha» been no general action, only partial offensive movements on our part as well as on the part of the enemy. have made progres: st every where, We have advanced notably before certain villages between Arras and Aibert, upon the heights of the right bank of the Aisne downstream from Solsyons and here and there along the Meuse to the north of Verdan, : Zeppelin Drops More Bombs ete ons On Paris; Kills Eight Persons \ os AMSPERDAM, Ov; 30 tyia London),--According to the Frankfurier “eitung, On Wednesdiy of this week @ Zeppelin balloon flew over Pa and dropped six bombs on the elty, Three of the missiles, ae ord | to this account, did considerable damage, killing eight persons and wound reneh airmen, the newspaper adds, attacked the Zep pelln but without success, ak ' gh Haines Reo NEW YORK, “FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, RUSSIAN GUNBOAT BLOWN UP _ IN A TURKISH RAID ON ODESSA 1914, ; CREW ON REVIEW | TURKEY IN THE WAR MAKES TENTH NATION IN GREAT CONFLICT. LONDON, Oct, 80.—It Is of- ticlally mounced that Turkey hostile inant is the tenth to.enter the war. The other nine im the order of thelr beglaning hostilities ares Austria, Servia, Germany, Russia, France, Monte. negro, Great Britain, Belgiom and Japas. LUSITANIA LATE CWVESRISETOFEAR FOR HER SAFETY The Cunard liner Lus the fastest steamers should have arrive a had not pat in apy this evening Hecause of che fi ander is #0 have day. Mar thi Man aud ber wireives possibly put our of FOR RAGING SEE SPORTING PAGE this city in special editions of the newspapers, 4 nance at omeials + the au # just nal, many eived at one 0! whic! night that the Cue comm asic The Fra Hine ar & this aty-four | hours ta other steamers reported ther on Wednesday and | Cedric which arrived this morn he reported fairly good weather all the way. Tt is possible that the Jus (ania has gone out of her course to id the storm oMcials of the line 4 foover the a "although ‘count for her delay lieve that she will be time to-night or early in the morn ing They along some Hhoth thy Dasitenia and the Maure the 40 Veet nd Dae wile 1 > WEATHER—Fair to-night and Saturday; cooler . FINAL "Circulation Books Open to All’ | 24 PA q E 8 — — PRICE ONE ‘OENT. ——-— <4 + —_ —— RUSSIAN AND FRENCH SHIPS HIT BY SHELLS ———_-42-— cite tusks Open War on the Czar by Raids on Black Sea Ports, the Former German Cruisers, Breslau and Goeben, Both Being in Action. \CZAR ORDERS HIS FLEET TO SMASH TURKISH NAVY. LONDON, Oct. 30 (Associated Press). —The Russian gune boat Donets was sunk, a part of the crew was perenne at the others were killed or wounded by the ts which i of Od a message to Lloyd’s Agency. : The Russian Lazareff, Witiaz and Whampoa,” and the French Steamer tugal were damaged by shell fire and a number of sailors were killed or wounded. Shells also were fired on the suburt& of Odessa near a number of oil tanks, but the latter were undamaged. A sugar factory was hit. Some civilians also were killed or ine jured by the shells. WASHINOTON, Oct. 30 (United Press].—An official statee ment from the Russian Government admitting that a “state of war’ s between Russia and Turkey was received by the Russian Embassy this afternoon. {It was the first infore mation from other than newspaper sources which the Russian Ambassador had received. ROME, Italy, Oct. 30 |Associated Press|. -Turkey's attack on Russia without a declaration of war is causing a serious impression, as it is generally taken to mean a further extene sion of the war and also its indefinite prolongation. On the request of the Russian Government the Italian Government has instructed the Ambassador of Italy at Cone stantinople to protect Russian subjects and interests, according to Turkey Opens War on the Czar With the Goeben and Breslau PETROGRAD, Oct. 30 (United Press|.—Russia has ace, cepted Turkey's participation in the war in enthusiastic fashion. High governmental officials to-day declared that the Czar and his advisors welcome the opportunity to settle for all time the entire Turkish question. Already steps have been taken to meet the situation, Orders have been sent to the Black Sea fleet to search out and destroy the Turkish squadrons now operating against Crimean and Caucasian ports. At the same time the |troops which have been held in readiness for this expected event will move shortly. At the British Embussy here it was stated that there can be little doubt |now that the entire Balkans will be jfovolved in the war, Bulgaria ead Roumania, it is stated, must now decide whether they will attempt to esa nue an unpopular neutrality or will seize the opportunity to end Turkey jin Europe as @ nation. The officials here believe that both Roumania ant | Bulgarla will strike against Turkey The reports received bere of the Turkish activity say: The Turkish batile crulser Goe! secured from Germany, torpedoed and sunk the Russian steamers Yalta and’ Kakhek im the outer roadstead at Kertch, Caucasia. ‘Two destroyers, tying the Turkish tlag, shelled the outer harbor at Odessa, sinking a Ruxsian gunboat, They also damaged the French Miner Portugal, ‘The Turkish cruiser restau, secured from Germany, appeared off the eutrance to the har! of Theodosia, Caucasla, and sent two officers ashore to dem the surrender of the elty, The . Kusslan Governor made the two ofieers prisoners of war and demand, ‘The Brestau then hombarded the outer decks doing considerable dawave and killing one soldier, he Turkish eruiser Maildleh appeared off Novorossysk ai immediately afterward the Turkish General there demanded that the town surrender to the warships, He was arrested and the warship withdrew, News that Turkey actually had entered the war was made public im 4 patriotic domonstration 4