The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1916, Page 1

BETS TRE. _— od . soo ere arse aes — —_ AZ-INCH GUN ON ‘STEAMER MARINA, SUNK BY U-BOA'. fi EDITION Tbe “Circulation Books Open to All.” | % = ——= & ee oY dada ONE ‘CENT. Comrie (the Sew Work Wort). NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1916. 20 PAGES PRICE. ONE CENT. ¢ TO-DAY'S WEATHER—Fair; colder to-night. TAL EDITION SUBMARINE MAIL SERVICE TO GERMANY; DEUTSCHLAND MAY CARRY FIRST BATCH ( NO SCARCITY (F COAL HERE ‘cy FOR WILSON MARINA ARMED |Deutechland and Capt. Koenig, (INDERSEA LINER EVADED SAYS TRUESOALE, OPERATORS ‘i 6 RA |) ENEMY PATROLS; CARRIED | "rok Far Rockawa Vv 0 Steamer Had 4.7-Inch Gun, | | Van Cortlandt Park. Mounted Astern. ! Capt. Koenig, Who Took Her Here on Last Trip, Has Almost Identical Crew— Rough Weather Besets Them—Boy of 15 Aboard. - RETURN CARGO OF RUBBER AND NICKEL READY FOR HER WASHINGTON, Noy, 1.—The Post Office Department is pre- pared to accept a proposal submitted by Count von Bernstorff, the Gere man Ambassador, that mails between this country and Germany be trans. ~ Boosted to $12a Ton as the Result of! « p roiowincc Panicky Feeling” Among Deal- : amit dha Bros kien Apparent Trend to the Presi-| Lansing Says Policy Has Not ers, Asserts Lackawanna Head dent of Republican Voters | Changed Since Sussex Huge Stocks Held i at City’s Door. Surprises Democrats. | Pledge. WILSON AWAITS FACTS There is no coal famine! President Willlam H, Truesdale of the| Charles F. Murphy has not given! LONDON, Nov. 1,—AMdavils from }out any estimates of the result in| American survivors of the sunken York and he may re-| British steamer Marina say that the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railway to-day declared the coal min- . ng compantes have not advanced the price of coal from the schedule agreed STeater Nev ‘upon last spring. The talk of $12 a ton for cou, he sald, 18 due solely to a| {U8 t® Commit himseit before the) vessel had « 4.7 inch¥ gun mounted Re [election but The Evening W ling” auong rertain dealers | Heky feeling” ayong jin position to say that the following! 1t was not used as tho ship had no Mr, Truesdale dented that there Is estimates have been made to Mr.| warning of the submarine attack and @ real shortage of con! SAY REPUBLICA S MAKE Murphy and that if he has not en- i CRRA "he sald, “has AY N A | thustastically approved them he haa| '* W#s too lato after the torpedo had “Anthractte coa : Titi-ahe, weoel advanced beyond the Mat FICTITIOUS ODDS HER hot disputed them, either. Here are) 9 ve not been advanced | HT E| the Inside Tammany figures based on| Some discrepancy still extsts tn the ptice adopted by producers carly in Pearetul investigation, from Far Rock-| reports of the number of Amerteany #86 year, oxcep! for an increase of 4 Democrats Declare Wilson Is “at |#™ay to Van Cortlandt Park: cents @ ton te cover the increased! 4... ; The lowest possihle majority for cost of production, This was due to! Even Money in Chicago—Some | witson, 99,500; the Probable majority : Curb Bets at 10 to 614. for Wilson including the Indicated | the vessel, but to-day's Ist accounts the higher wages pald under the is Republican vote for the D Labor © nation Act.” Or of $10,000 on Hughes was! candidate, which is @ De for only ty A stat t mado by Mr. Trues-| placed in the early wagering on the |. ‘d . The name of Middleton, Included tn t : the low estimate, 1 ale from his records shows the fol-) Curb to-day at 10 to 8 on Hughes.| phe complete report from the Tam A Is! astern ported in merchant submarines, Announcement to this effect was made to-day by Otto Praeger, . A price for this service In exeuss 5 Mw at the regu- ov board the Marina, Consular re- Second Assistint POsupaster General, ports say there were fifty-one aboard }the report given out last nig lowing comparison of prices, f. b.| Some small bets were Placed at aslmany district time at Jersey City, for the month of Sep-| Tush as 10 to 7%, Odds of 10 to Alten yy inch ¢ how tember and 1916, tho latter! were offered in the morning by the eporta already received it is believed rina the Deutschland had salted prices prevailing, he added for Octo-| Hushes supporters and 7 to 10 was | Port® already ed it ts ‘belisved ria care being made by (he Amer 4 utsehlind had sailed for 4 ¥ in Tammany Hall that the distcict ¢ asked by Wilson backers. anal | officials to clea » the ¢ op. ber this year | ¥ Wilson backer leawtaiah will forecast a greater mg. | an officials t n up the) diserep 1015, 1918 | Later in tho day some Hughes sup: (Jority tor Wilson than that atowrn ty | ANC) + $5.25 $5.46 [Porters on the curb were offering ab shown BY) “ABOARD PRESIDENT'S SI AL 10 | the preliminary canvass TRAIN, BINGHAMTON, N 6.25 670 |to 6 on thelr candidate, A number ct} ciiboike Sapparent| Nov. }—-President’ Wilson ts bein + “COUNTRY i GOOD’ PAFeNt) formed to-day of every step and tail in the Marina case from Wash cf Beslan fatal Also. Makes Char " ne py sal is that not more than J Plac carried by each German merchant ¢ Mong Broadwa ne leaving an Am nh port | at the team liner rate, le that sub- | An astonishing 3.50 406 |that at 10 to 6 1-2 preliminary cany | trend to Wilson Supporting his assertion that ship-| At Republican quarters it wan} tani 5.50 5.75 |hets were being recorded just above IHameburg Po! your his appears to the us noe Communication Is m1 e mines he nounce ry the & followin in ar on per din special con- Borris, 92 coal grom the minve’ hay unced that betting odds in Wall) Tama any lead nost too good to in. Byery deapiitch to the 8 terrupte Ki Vea § ‘ not decreased, Mr, Truesdale said} ‘had been lengthened in Hughes's |be true and they have cut hg sn | Departinent from Consul Frost MaNAUI preferred by fh Also Interrupted—Villa Op- " in be t Ofice author! . 0) kesh se edn Rb “Huehe: » President’: day applied t tstioe : en reje . Buy the that hia records indicate that for nine | favor. their rockbottom estimate, Another| other off ubroad will be imme. Says Hughes Is { Is sie President’s| day applied to J erating Near the City. leu elected that, saying the mails Months of this year ending with Sep-) Democratic managers asserted that | outstanding feature is the percentage | iately telegraphed to him Best Campaigner” i Garretson In the 8 art, Gould led only with the regu tember the shipments were approxl-| the prices were fictictious and that|of German-Americany who announe| WASHINGTON, — Nov Robert cst Ampalgner in Brooklyn, fara writ of hanes HUA! Sats HAO Ree Diae cidive theli nena | stmataneneas ' mately 2,000,000 tons more than they | the market was being manipulated by |thetr intention of voting for Wilson| Lansing, etary of State, to-day Taking Its Stand. to get his two children, der ie \ 1 if i, aches ae Kv ie mill be a prac were for the same period of the pre-| Republicans. It was said that even | and the percentage of Irish-Ameri-| Vigorously declared the camp A Vang wif yenra old, feuth, a munications with, d 1 rege safety from censor vious year, ey prevailed in Chicago, ordinarily safe for Tammany,| Would have no effect on the De , ; Heed OW { EBA ath riley have S8IP oF confixeation mails by the BIG MOVEMENT OF COAL TO THE) tho odds aro still 10 to 6 Hughes will | who express thelr intention of voting} partment’s action in the Marina « pe sac Mee Chie el ela hihi falda ued a wf won interrupted and Chiu slag ee WEST NOW ON. Jearry New York State, with Wilson | for Hughes. "lor that he any ¢ lay declared for Wilse the fol 1 ia A n busin n ee po that the plans A considerable movement of co:l| supporters asking 9 to 4. Even mc ney| Through means in the controt of| in the submarine f either the lowing editorial t ' ! ‘ : a time for the is ‘now on, howe he added to lis plentiful without takers that Wilson | Tammany Hall figures have been President t nent apenas es Sndey ahoniuedl pa for paler t the. frat. aan > western points via the kes | Nill carry Ohto, The odds on Whit-| tained which tend to show Mar) hy ve question,” said Mr. Lansing | ru ‘ ning Pont de 1, FOX trot ‘i A 1 return voy- gatlofyation of the an : ing f) man to-day were 81-2 to 1 that TiMar wees lowest eaGnTin acl haw vena ies unten tion r at the Ki om aes! : fiw lake navigation, which under normal| 4 stock Exchange House to-day of-| wa anit fig prareniice an istwann tant Bl bp ea eat Ae ; ins bee ue sea fi 0-day of-| Wilson in this county will b as to whet s been any | Be : sonditions will occur between apy 19) fered a bet of $1,000 to $2,500 that| ‘This does not include the a change in p dito sub- (Wilson, In common with the great) t ent Hroadway restaurants and Mulled fete DEUTSCHLAND DRAWS and pers Fy ae erp Bens | Hughes would carry Ohio, nina, Republican trend, The Bronx is de-| marine wat since tho sink- |hody of independents, the Rvening No\ i i ; apes fGhihuahus for BIG CROWD TO HER PIER; Hon Meee i inate fay Jersey and New York, | pended on for 22,000, Queens for $,500,| ing of th x, on the part of entered thin @anspalen with’ ala Sth spa THEY ( T VIEW HER ° ‘ Ste: ruen:|(tt8 of any one of these States} Richmond for 6,000 and Brooklyn for| the President or the department, | ' -m Mr Mauna andl } | apes ot consumers, Mr Trues-| to mean a loss of the $1,000 10,000. I can say emphatically there has | "4 open to conyiction ¢ See AWAD ie Hamecun he | . — + ee CR SPARED) OF | not pret to averloe the erious | NS ia i} reet " eid) oe) eee Tho figures on the Republican trend} been no change tn any particular not ¥ look serious | N 1 tr 54 KILLED BY VEHICLES NER eee 1 ~ —_ their winter supply of coal on account | COINERS PLEAD GUILTY, | to Witson, which come in with « of continued warm weather, and the Jing unanimity, but which the sudden fear now th "S| Four of Six on Trial Have Admitted) many lvaders aro disposed to show that a high pe delayed orde ; Beannot be promptly filled by many Counterfeiting. Raupdinn ie anth) see) ioe Se peeato and his brother, An-|the ordinary Republican vote in Man-| full investigation of cases of this [an appesiing manner and on a i 1 anya ; een Ne tan ontinued on Kighth Page tonto, two of six men on trial in the 1 t f Boron Fadaral Cowh Benskin’ eine twat |hattan and the Bronx and Brook!yn| sort. We shall act as we always eve n ( ‘ i ‘ \uit 1 t 1 na pala: Sho: wal "pleaded guilty to-day, | Wil go to Wilson. If these tigures| have, with as much celerity ag ree ely Gheappolnt aia Victims Chiltrer . ceuled by the North Gors "This pold out Wilson should receive H of the sextet that have | 4 possible.” SEU Ray AR ie Eee x" a pail : itt floyd r Ww ad, the wares pleaded y. The cases of Vincenzo |Jority of approximately 65,000 in Ma Count. v Bernstorff, the German | W n have been far 4 op Near Na ¥ i ding twon ‘ t plier and a movable Plassa and Salvatore Giordano are | hattan, 26,000 in the Bronx and 12,000) Ambassador, sent a wireless despateh and without a particle generou 1 Killed tn Sh vean, fAfieen feet hinie n in Kings, with Queens and Richmond | to his Government, asking that he be recoRn Ww rn with Prof PAU t—Tw ws Y " i hich was towed In to form a pocket, = 5A Ads. in ~ Months ! the six mon were arrested last Aug- ged. is brings out the 18,-] furnished ate Bliss Perry ino wh " t viator k t , nets f Natt hat the crowds were disappointed, pees ust at Grant City, Staton Island, fol-| 500 possi! 41, with writter I like f vy. May ord t Jenpa a 1 ' f loty a The Deut ind arrived shortly reatest Month in the History lowing & spectacular raid on their) John MeCooey will claim the estt-| ing th th kn vlrow W f 1 xen ta oth hirty-nine |» nidnight to-day, and after pass- of The New York World— i > | OF Seam. 3080! to: 28000 fort of % cae Sewer hapa lta a wok ; aN " is owed to Firet bewal Vote f ilaba) Cant igs fs all too low, but that ts all) op lise ne ' f ; Ne ye A ee ‘ ed She ts in 188 944 by Mail 't preliminary canvass shows,| Ambassador, Count t tole ot | ia Ney : Pigg ’ CHICAGO, Nov : Thomas|Queens 18 an unstabie quantity ll Ainbassador Gi {from Her. | f ate it to} |t A 8 a crew of World Ads. in October. U. Walsh of Montana, mana Manhattan and the Bronx appear tol tin, and break off diplomatic rela-| resent t wiltu ey ntat the di ices give? pt twalon — Waster national headquar-|be in Very x a A BR YE ee q , ¥ : ra Toes were with her on her previous The Steady Climb of 1916 by electio; y Moe Unica Chairman Edwin 8. Harris 3 t 7" ' Y 1 ' { 1 Wu, ty f nd ; pipes: " 1 " ' 1 med o ud up- ‘onths: Unde c ws of Montana . ‘ Senator He 1H White n i nd is sup January... 126,677 ads, Ji iiiied co pallor bs fined retn tha’ Leunhee aun palgner. M : ' N a 1 kable subsea craft which February. 122,751 ads, ator Wal arked MN sa his ped { \ : a i Rawat ‘ — y timore from Germany March, 142,636 ads, Key wublla tnadel Cie peseneaty’ ont re ut ies are ex 4 al pies Hemacrits tn PLL Conference unined and then made a sensas April.. .». 161,999 ads, t and ne forwarded ‘ ; : ‘ ue back to the Fathertand, May.. .». .160,672 ads, am ri iving os the Weser River on Aug, june... «++ 154,920 ads, Anis i ‘ a i t ‘ men on tie te are. " uly. ++ + 141,498 ads. ‘ al ¢ ( ws v, with orders August..........152,590 ads, ese x at es ' ' \ ! t 4 1 r cur aa r any other At- Sept. (a Record). ..173,482 ads, | {f""'") mehinntd x rm will ; ' \ a he submorsible was due to at ‘ber (a Record) 188,944 Presidential election he Ae dale tt A ; t 1 _ jo wan 2 a October (a Record) 1944 ads, Ment | Murio Menocal’ Conservative ities will be cut down | tacked in violation of the pledges gly. .T Evening Post RAC I N G ‘ PHY WORLD THRAWIET ae 4 out to sea on Oct, 1, but a slight agel- F = Be aaerad Lt kay ye per tlt United States. It wa. ade W 4 rd t x) i lent delayed the trip for nine days, LEADER IN ADVERTISING? | 3: he Nernne ibbed G. 0. | cd Count von Bernatartt dors | ee et et eset Wilaga ies RESULTS ON PAGE 2 myers ase © trip across the Atlantic was LEADER IN CIRCULATION | {} yo} not val Bue | not ti © pledges have been vio- | Tuesday would bo for ihe wood uf (he | ENTRIES ON SPORTING PAGE, | tiniy)”,\ 0's, Yasingt aml mnol chek imam | beset with wretched weather condis tended old: thm ut be furnished before Area lated. country.” cider tor wie, Felepasue Beckman 600—adey “Ons, so that Capt, Koenig and his ’ } i