The evening world. Newspaper, November 10, 1916, Page 1

Fs GIRL CASHIER FIGHTS DARING AUTO BANDITS LANE ‘EDITION Copyright, sere! bs _PRICE “ONE “OENT. Che f ° Circulation Books Open to All.’ NEW YORK, FRIDAY, ‘The Prose Ewbtiohs ‘York Wi = NOVEMBER ‘10, 1 WILSON HAS 276; MAY GE WEATHER—Fairy Colder Te-Morrow, Circulation Books Open to All.””| Books Open to All.’’ 916. 24 PAGES ; ONE “CENT. LESS TALK ABOUT A RECOUNT OF VOTES BANDITS WITH GUNS HOLD UP OFFICE AND STEAL $2,000; BRAVE GIRL FIGHTS THEN vs FompoelE W WOOLWORTHS Bold Robbery From Prudential Car Breaks Down in Flight— Five Arrests Made After Gen- HOME 1S BURNED eral Alarm Is Sent Out. No Water to Fight Glen Cove Three held up the off . fl a5 of the Prude 1 Life Insurance Co. Blaze, But Costly Pur- at No, § Bergenline Avenue, Union nishings Are Saved. Hil, this afterr and In epite of — act the gnilunt +e tance of Mise Emma The $500,000 country home of F. W. Jetter, the er, got away with Woolworth at Glen Cove, Long Island, | ee = ae ted five “#4 burned this afternoon, The fire <a ie ‘ y Started at 12.20 o'clock a i R ol Mrs, Woolworth and the menibors of | “oNapS , : the household escaped unharm Mins Jett {fiw Some of the costly furnishings were on the see we pany's the lawns by firemen and three-story building wh e ea- neighbors, who Were prevented from aant-looking young men ¢ in Ot fighting the fire through lack of water. M. One of them, dressed In house was in the centre of a sked vony on the Fresh Pond Road, of! rate would I have a policy? Lam twenty-four ye When Miss Jetter stooped to fl to pay on which GC ra old") py ad a Pratt, H. P, Adams, Su- Court Justice Scudder and other wealthy men are members rate card under her desk the other) Mra, Woolworth, who directed the two men vaulted over the four-foot | saly work while the house was rafling, and tip-toed up near her, As | . satd she thought faulty in- she stood up she was king Into the in the ball- electric barre! of a cocked revolver A your d communicat rk to man, dre n blue, growled at her et of gas caused by a leaky There (DEMOCRATS TIED IN HOUSE, THREE DISTRICTS MISSING Each P. on arty Has 214 Members e of the Latest Congress Returns. Also Has Distinction of Being First Democratic President Re-elected Since Jackson HERE. MISS RANKIN ELECTED. Contests Undecided Are Two in West Virginia and One in New Mexico. BIG INCREASE Record and Personality Over- comes Roosevelt and Taft Lead Four Years Ago. Late reports to-day from the Con- that both the Democrats and Republicans 214 repre- gressional elections indicated inate vtedireneét sag Megas! Aside fron establishing the record jof being the first Democratic Presi- dent re-elected to office since An- drew Jackson, Woodrow Wilson has shown by the returns on the popular vote that more than million and a half voters who did not support him in 1912 cast thetr ballots for him in 1916. He was a minority President in his first term. He will be a ma jority president in his second term, his popular vote exceeding that of Hughes by 200,000 or more, President Wilson increased popular vote over the vote of 1912 in evory State In the union, In ‘that sense he has the satisfastion of unanimous endorsement of his policies and achievements, In the | big Eastern Republican States car- ried by Hughes Mr. Wilson made amazing gains in comparison with the vote of four years ago. | EXCEEDED WILSON'S VOTE BY 1,331,544. In 1912 Mr. Wilson's total vote was sentatives In the House, Three Congressional Districts, Fifth and Sixth West Virginia Congressman-at-Large in New Mex- the and Jeo, remain in doubt because of insuf- ficient returns, | Of these districts, one in West Vir- | inia and the one In New Mexico were Republican in the last Congress; the other in West Virginia was Demo- cratic. It is belleved the complexion of the New Mexico district will change ‘in view of the majority in that State for President Wilson. If the final | resules in the doubtful districts should bear out these predictions the House | will stand Republicans 214 and Demo- | crats 217 An unusal feature of the result 's the election of the first woman to Congress, Miss Jeanette Rankin of | Montana, who ran as an Independ ent Republican. od WILSON MAY TAKE OATH | “Open t door—auick, now H Was a small explosion a 120. Roosevelt got 4,119,582 and “It ft open.” replied the girl) fow minutes before the ball-room was. AS PRESIDENT MARCH 3" The combined Rocse- quietly |found to be roaring with flame |veit and Taft vote One of the men ran to the rear of} A call to the volunteer firemen of President Wilson 1, the room and « 1 window that] Gion Cove was answered with a hook | Secretary | Jansing Say ays That the! ,padea to this was the Socialist vote lends to a flre-escape ,,, and ladder truck, & chemical engine} Inauguration Will Be on Fol- |and the Prohibition vote. As against “Open the inner door of the safe! land a hose truck, The Woolworth ‘ lait candidates Mr. Wilson was in the commanded the man with the gun. | home, called “Winfield,” 19 two miles lowing Monday | minority on the popular vote about GIRL KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS | outside the high pressure water zone WASHINGTON, Noy. 10.—March 4, | 2,000,000. WITH REVOLVER, ind it was impossible to get water/at noon of which day Wilson's term) Notwithstanding (he Soclallst vote “1 won't!” answered girl, start-| through the mains with force enough | expires, comes on Sunday, The usual) gor 1916 exceeds that of 1912 by about ing toward a telephone he man hit} to aid the men handling the single}inauguration ceremonies cannot be! 400,000 votes, estimated, Mr, Wilson her on top of the head with the bar-| small chemical stream held on that day, They will probably | gucceeded by his personality and his rel of his rey and opped Locust Valley and Sea Clift sent/ poe held on Monday. But between|record in overcoming the 1,833,000 unconsclous on floor » man}as many men as could be gathe Sunday noon and the inauguration jjeadq which Taft and Roosevelt held tried to wrench opea the safe door,| by r ng of fire bolls, but they}the nation will be legally without an hin 1912 and gathering a co! of hun but could not do it. ‘The first man| could aid only in the salvage work cted President, In such event, the | grad thousand additional votes be- in gray vaulted the rail and pulled] Mrs, Woolworth’s feelings over-lisaqership, by law, devolves on. the 8. These flcures were lot sight open the drawer of the cashier's desk. | came her as the house began to erur Secretary of State. lat in the confusion of the exetting In th wer he found $2,000 in] ble and she went to the barn w Rut Secretary of State Lansing said |ponra following the election say envelope the company’s em-] she could not see tho flames. Later.] +o gay it was probably that Mr. Wilson | Jtere in New York Stale, which was ployecs at Union Will, “Chess He labs was taken, to the h would take the oath of offce-on Satur-|oarried by Hughes by a masority of stuffed into his pocket, All three | Sobghten, ies notified the fire|day—ahead of time—obvtating any |,pout 110,000, President Wilvon made robbers climbed down the fre escape York and start for Glen] mixup, while ye aving the former}an astonishiag gain in the popular and got into a big seven- passenger s exercises of inauguration on Monday. |yote, In 1912 the combined Hoonevelt touring atitomobile that was standing | a Taft vole exceeded Wilson vote at the curb with the engine running. | : 22 WERE DROWNED 190,000, The President in 1916 re They started quickly down Kossuth eived = approximat £0,000 more Street and turned into Pleasant Ave- | Redford, AS FIERCE GALE RAGED votes in the \itate of New York than nue, headed toward the West Shore |and Miss ne 1 in 1912 terry Bic “GAIN FOR WILSON IN CALI- Polite ee ee GERMAN CASUALTIES ‘PUT Only One Man Sayed When Steam- FORNIA ALSO. fyingey and a AT 3,755,693 FOR WAR! shir Castilia Went to Bottom | ts California, tn tals. bres tent a telephoned , A | ¢ Hie son: rece 283,000 vor Ad Thoose: four detect ie r peidbetedeace in Lake Michigan, velt carried the #t his year ab ak yes roa! British Compilation Does Not In- ie CALUM Mic h, Noy 10—In a Pres! dent wil en's ve in Sallie ins : ; 9 vlinding snowstorm that swept Lake with twenty-Uiree distri F by burst att pwo| lite Naval Forces or onial | supertor last night, the ateamer Cas. 408,000, He gained 186,000 votes in mhere io Seal Ww 7 sani Troops {tilia went down off Manitou Island | California in this election threo who ¢ } with tae des | altiog since th nning of the war | her crew of ty Ass ERP De went to Wilson other tilustra acription of the Hark Ave rted in German official sta total | The lone survivor, a eae Basa Hon will sutfice t the tendencs Se eu sehankon 13,755,693 officers and men, according | Edward Laundry, clung to @ life belt Oklahoma iin 1912 gave Wilnon, 118,00 Misa Jouler ® woe, not |to an ofMetal British compilation [and reached shore, ve tan Caiaa: Hee diane HeMaithe (hi much the worse f niuries. ‘The |made public to-day. Of this total) The Castilla was a steel ore carler | eels, in Oklahoma, Dut that Demo Bo ee ee cpIiLatore Han fOr dhe’ | gioieed siege Uillled owned by Brown Steamship Company frutic State ah one {its approciat tificatic | ‘The figures do not include casual. |of Fairport, Oblo by-gwolllig the Democrats vote 6 ‘per rt es am the naval forces or the pce, satan Sent > —— MONTGOMERY, 10. ‘ ol ynial tr 8, R A C I N G He enter Ruiavese CW oqial ghia Speaker Clark Is re-elected to Con-| ‘The German casual en ried N [er sama source for the month m this district by about 4,500. peat ive rs Obishar total. 198,078 He Mficers and mi [including 94,831 dead, he complete vote jx not in yet expects to be re-elected Speaker, RESULTS ON PAGE 2. ENTRIES ON SPORTING PAGE his} WILSON GAINED 1,500,000 QVER 1912 N POPULAR VOTE: IS LEAD ABOUT 200, 000 CURB BETS HELD UP FOR OFFICIAL DATA ON GENERAL RESULT Only Wagers on § on States Not sy Hampshire Held Very Close Will Be iNew Mexico... .. -.....-- Promptly Settled. Election bets on tho general result will not be paid at present, The two| leading betting | Broad | commissioners in Street Curb Market, I. J. Stokes, who has handled the Wilson and EL A. McQuade, who | placed much of the Hughes money, united to-day in the following an- nouncement through The Evening World: “Until there 19 more definite an- nouncement we do not fecl warranted In payment of wagers on the Presl- dential election. We shall await some form of official declaration of the re- sult or acknowledgment by the de- feated side, “Wagers on States like New York, Oho, New Jersey and Hiinois, where | thera is no doubt, may bo settled, money, Cailfornin and Minnesota are not out | of the doubtful cites so far as wagers aro concerned.” There Was no further betting to-day in the Wall Street region “GLAD IT IS OVER,” M'QUADE IN CURB, “We are wo glad It is over that anything is a relief," aald B.A. Me- Quade, as he stood in the Curb crowd bidding on stocks. "I have forgotten that there was euch @ thing as an election.” None of the experts was able to give even of the total amount and Jost in the SAYS of money “won financial district on the election The endentod developments of two days of betting after the polln closed with odds sbift ing up and down in continued con- fusion and uncertainty made comp!- lation Impossible, It will require expert accountants to figure out where tnany of the pro fessional plungers stand because of shifts from side to side. The betting market in the past fow days was played as though it was the stock market by bulls and bears. Enormous amounts in the aggregate will not be unpr an approximate estimate} —— + WILLOOX VISITS HUGHES ANNOUNCES NO CONTEST “UNLESS FRAUD IS SHOWN 14 4 10 13 VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN ELECTORAL COLLEGE AS IT STANDS TO-DAY WILSON. STATE Alabama.... .... ... Arizona.... .. Arkansas ...... ......-- California.. .... .... Colorado. Florida. . Georgia .... .... .. TUONO acnec vena wenwce Kansas .... .... -. Kentucky .. .... ... Louisiana . Maryland .. Mississippi .. ... ......- Missouri .... .... ...--- imei mn pea aska vada .... .... VOTE 12 ow Announcement Made at National Headquarters After Consultation With the Republican Candidate —Wilson Vote inCaliforniaGrows and May Reach 5,000 NEW HAMPSHIRE IS SAFE; GAINS IN MINNESOTA While the Republican National Committee and Candidate Hughes have not conceded the re-election of President Wilson, they are getting teady to surrender unless they find something more substantial than the returns as they stand to make a fight over. Inasmuch as California and New Mexico have given Wilson sub- stantial pluralities, the Republican leaders see little nourishment in the Prospect of picking a fight in other States where the result is or will be close, because even though the count should be in thelr favor, California and New Mexico are all that Wilson needs.- Chairman Willcox of the Republican National Committee, after stating that the official count in California and New Hampshire wouul STATE voTe| | be made on Monday, added at noon to-day: Connecticut .....-.----- 7) “If there is then found any evidence of ballot-box Delaware .... -.-- «- 3| Stuffing of course we shall demand a recount of the entire Minois .... .-.. eee State vote. But if the official count in the States sub- \Indiana . Stantiates the figures announced last night and there is lowa.. . no change in the returns of New Mexico and North Dakota, \Maine...... ..--.- ---- we will abide by the decision.” | Massachusetts cece wceee 18 Betore issuing his statement Mr, Willcox submitted it to Candidate Michigan 15| Hughes, who approved it. |New Jersey .. The latest returns indicate that New,Hampshire is Democratic by New York ane 45 | ¢ Majority of 308, with six districts to hear from, and with this State i Oregon eel ee the Democratic column President Wilson and Vice+President Marshall are re-elected by Pennsylvania .... ..---- 38) There ts @ very bright Democratic Rhode Island ..... --.--- ; HUGHES NOT READY | Prospect that Wilwon will carry Min South Dakota . . | aeanta on the final count and this Vermont .... -.2 «--0-¢ : 10 ADMIT DEFEAT | vous put nte etectorat voto at 25%, i [the ftixure that National Chairman het weae = adreuin eR Kk set as bly oMcial tore- cust Tuesday night, lat ws tc In New Hampshire the official ree Total .. ....-.------ 243 } _serenee: turns with only eleven precints miss- | DOUBTFUL—HUGHES LEADS. ing Kive Wilson @ lead of 374 votes, STATE VOTE! Piper in tie country baw cor Unotticiat returns from the eleven nidsing districts ¢ Vilso - Minnesota 2 the re-election of President’ Wilaon f nS the Wy Uno a FFAS ervee9eR Oe Candidate Hughes hae refrained from} Jority to sixty-four, These unoMetal Bees ees “i < returng been checked up and MAY WHEAT REACHES $2. 'North Carolina . | North Dakota .. Ohio .. Oklahoma . South Carolina .......... Tennessee .. ... -- Texas Utah . IMINGINA cose wane sesso 12] |Washington ............ 7 Wyoming ....-...-.---. 3 Total ...- secwee 276 | HUGHES. toral votes, ee 2 276 elec m Sending ( His Rival in esidential Race Although every Republican 4 have nding @ telegrain of « atulation) chore is little chance that they will tto winner, The Ke didate apparently doe | be changed by the oMcial count, Wildest Scenes in History of Urad-) returns. His | California with only twenty-eight tng When Price Is Reached, | Green, said to-d | Precincts missing gives Wilson a ma- MINNEAPOLIS, Minn, Nov. 10 headquarters in the Hol jority of 3,393, The missing precinets are expected to increase this figure, paid in cash, aa many wagers aro | Wheat went to tt Mr, thug has not yet given up| | offset by “hedges” and can be settled ull hope,” Mr, Groen added, “He wi|MUGHES LEAD IN MINNESOTA | by striking a balance between Wilsou tne Rincon ot whaet | UAVS @ .coRteTenoD to-day with Me aie eee LATE RETURNS. ; n the history of wheat George erking and former Attor: th 35 precincts missing Minne- and Hughes columns trading here ney General Wickorehain to decllo| gota shows plurality, tor Murkinee UPWARD OF $5,000,000 STILL Pour, which cloned yesterday whether {t would be best to contest at * STANDS UNBALANCED. $9.20 n Darrel, went to $10.10 « bar- the count in those States In which| OMY 78 returns to-day show Despite this purely professional te! to-day the vole |b * A aD clone inna tn him song slowly but Marcil hb play, there still stands an enormous way Wheat at @ Sia Rew Minh! Vaine ta hee va Udo jhgvisable/ 1,900 soldier votes an absentee amount of real money bets, made by Hecora, wine Mas bi itigen votes to be counted later the men backing their favertie str CHICAGO, Nov. th=May wh Democrats are banking on Minne NioiBhitawin a now record to-day when it joa NEW STEEL TONNAGE RECORD) sora going nately into the Demoeratte t Fi c ; $1.95 1-5, a quarter above the previous — column. One estimate on the Curb to-day pecord, made yesterday. mher Was Coiled Orders ta the October - : Dalits (oF thi 1 was that upward of $6,000,000 atlll at $1914 and July at Statement Total 10,08 he Trallo! * soldiers who stands unbalanced on W , AVinaw Kien (acktA “Aa Fa voted on the border will reach St, counts that will has ed $10 Men’ 8 0" coats& Suits, $5.95 ronnage o sined) to<day Pau! tosntght and will be counted to- eve tua thing Comer Broad ‘ he Unite morrow. Unofficial advices from |"Acc@rding to report i Wall ttront aa aes sila kin set how Hrownavilie, whore the Minnes: ts sa the bi winners Wilson are \ 4 Ove Ke Niers voted. state that they gave Wile ul Mexican ° i) h hacks at ey gt MA son a majority of about 690. It ts ry Hos « Pa ce to-day F anticipated that this will exceed any jay Open sat © Dietory of the POAMi bie Malerity Mughas map be 1 tig the manthiy (enneae (cWeinund va POUR Pages able acta ins Ru Hy wale Gees - Ae aesumulete Wh the volo case —————— ee