The evening world. Newspaper, March 29, 1917, Page 2

—- zit eT Ss RET oe se: men Somat pet p OE era a lll ERMANS INTRENCH TO CHECK ADVANCE ON WESTERN FRONT Return Heavy Artillery Fire— French Take Munitions Depot. BERLIN CLAIMS CHECK. Efforts of French to Retake Champagne Positions Re- ported Repulsed. LONDON, Maroh 29.—The Germans fare now intrenched along the front over which the French and British have been advancing, according statement made Press to-day by Major Gen. F. Maurice, Gen. Maurice, who is chief director of military operations at the war of- flee, said that whether the positions taken up by the Germans formed the much-advertised Hindenburg line would not be revealed until the French and British armies had brought up their heavy artillery, “Our advance has slackened, owing | to the difficulty of feeding the troops | in the devastated country,” sald Gen. Maurice. “We are also miffering from the fact that we must cover the Somme battlefield, while our allics have clearer ground. While we are still engacing the Germans in the open, there is no doubt they have reached @ trench line from which they are not likely to wkhdraw until we bring up our trench destroying guns. Reuwter’s correspondent at British headquarters in France says the Ger- mana are continuing to offer ener- etic resistance. He adds that they regard Croiselies as a point of great technical importance id are con: HOTEL CLERK IN BAD WAY Tells How Vinol Restored Health and Energy. “Tam a clerk in « hotel and was all run down, no energy, my blood was ng Fa my face covered with so weak I had to put up fight to keep at work. After many other remedies without benefit, Vinol has restored my health oof ereagin"-—Roy F. Bird, Shelby- ville, There is no secret about Vinol. 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Also at the leading drug store all New York towns.— to the Associated | B.| | testing the approacn of the British to it in force, but are being hard ore 1 gained considerable | ground + nd west of Croisoties yesterday, The Germans fell back, fighting as thoy withdrew and suffer. ing heavy casualties: PARIS, March 29%—An {mportant nunitions and supply depot has been captured by the French, the War Of- fice announced to-day, Artillery fighting continued during the night yetween the Somme and the Aisne, 1nd the French kept in contact every. where with the German lines, Sols- sons was bombarded by heavy Ger- man guna. The statement follows: “From the Somme to the Aisne there Is no change in the situa- tion, Intermittent artillery fight- ing occurred during the night. Our troops everywhere main- tained contact with the enemy's Mnes, “In the course of operations of recent days south of the Olre we took possession of Important de- pots of materials and ammuni- tion, Yesterday German lon range guia fired seven shells at Solssons. In the region of Rhetma we made @ successful surprise attack north of La Pomrelle. “In the Champagne, near Tahure, and in the Argonne, at Courtes Chausses, attacks by the enemy were repulsed completely by our fire, On the left bank of the Meuse (Verdun front) our troops recaptured in a spirited at- tack the last elements of the trenches which the enemy had deen holding #ince March 18. We took prisoners in the vicinity of Avocourt Wood and Hill 804, “There were no important events on the remainder of the fron’ LL ATTAGKS BY ALLIES REPULSED SAYS BERLIN Four More Airplanes Shot Down by Germans—Hard Battle on the Meuse. BERLIN (via Sayville wireless), March 29.--Repulse of all British and French attacks on the w rn front was announced in to-day's official atement. Four acroplanes were shot down by German forces. Following is the statement: “There were lively artillery duels between Le and Arras, tinuing during the night. fore daybreak yesterday in en- near Crolsiiles bar | Mein, northeast of Bapaume, the English lost, be- sides numerous dead, one offi cer and fifty-four ranks, taken prisoners “In Champa; failed under © several attacks eavy losses, Tho attacks were undertaken by the French in order to regain taken from them, 1 against Height 804 under prepa- ration, This morning an attack advancing on a broad front failed. East of Verdun onr fly- ers shot down two captive bal- ——> Yormer Judge John T. McDonough Is Dena, ALBANY, March 29,—Judge John T. McDonough, a former Juatice of the New York Supreme Court and Secretary of State in 1498-1902, ified at Ble home |here to-day after born in Ireland ‘" nty-fourth year. Jud educated at St. John Df you believe that the genius of an Edison is great enough to conceive something new, something superior, in a phonograph, the concerts at the Edison Shop offer you the opportunity to hear the result of his efforts and to judge for yourself. Special Concert Tomorrow! Easy Monthly Terms Arranged to Suit The Edison Shop The Phonograph Cor poration of Manhgitan, Pro a 4735 Fifth Avenue p,o?? pposite Library eh | Brooklyn to-day appeared an auto- = NAVY'S RECRUITING STATIONS ORDERED Everybody to Have Oppor- tunity to Enlist—Auto Tours to Aid the Work. AVIATORS ighteen Women Enrolled by Miss McGuckin To-Day— Brooklyn Lists Swell. That no opportunity for obtaining men for the navy shall be lost, an order was issued to-day that here- after all recruiting stations shall be kept open all the time—~all day and all night and throughout Sundays. It Is expected that, by this means, many night workers who leave thetr places of employment before the rest of the city has awakened for the day will have a chance to enlis' The Navy Department has decided that nothing shall be left undone to stimulate enlistment and appeals for men are to be made through automo- bile tours throughout the city and brief street-corner addres by those whose experience qualifies them to tell of the advantages of naval ser- viee, There has not been as yet a very hearty response to the navy's need of aviators, The flying branch of the service requires men between the ages of twenty-one and thirty of sound body, level head, and pos- sessed of a knowledge of gasoline motors. The applicant need know nothing of air machines or air cur- rents. He will be sent to Pensacola, if accepted, and there will be taught the art of flying. New York led to-day in the official reports which were received at the navy's recruiting headquarters tn West Thirty-ninth Street giving the number of recruits accepted in seven of the large citles of the East. New York's tally was 80, with Boston 70; Newark, Baltimore, 45; Scranton, 40; Buffalo, 82, and Philadelphia, 17. Within a day or two this clty will be “papered” with new naval recruit- ing posters similar to those which have been put up broadcast in New- ark and Pittsburgh. On # background of blue and red diagonal stripes are the words, in white: \ “The President Needs Americans is For the Navy!" Rear Admiral Usher of the Brook- lyn Navy Yard to-day approved a plan for the enlistment of 1,000 picked young men in the Naval Reserve for special Instruction as gunners for the fleet of small boats that will patrol the harbor approaches, Navy gunners with guns will be stationed in stores in the financial istrict, near Times Square and ‘in Harlem and at these points the Naval Reserve recruiting stations will be ostablished, At the principal street crossings In mobile with Chief Gunner's Mate J. C, Shields and a bluejacket with a large American flag aboard to dis- tribute booklets and posters about the Navy. Further to stimulate en- listment, the automobile bore two large canvas signs reading: “The country urgently needs 25,000 men for the Navy.” Wherever the machine stopped Shields made a short speech to those who quickly surrounded the car and proffered enlistment blanks to all Sam's seamen. Miss Viola B. McGuckin, the young for women in Post Office Sub-Station W, at No, 220 Broadway, in the Eaat- ern District, before noon to-day “I expect to double that number before nightfall,” she said, Letters offering the services of wo- men continued to-day to reaoh the Flatbush Avenue headquarters, Mrs HB, Yagarus of No, 860 East Second Street, Flatbush, offered herself either as cook or nurse and ended {her letter by saying: "If the G |ernment wants my house for any pur- pose I'd be glad to turn It over, too.” | Mra, Alfred Wilson of No. 1694 Kast | Porty-fitth Street, Brooklyn, wrote that she was twenty-two years old |and had both a husband and a broth- er in the navy and wanted to go in | herself if the service wanted a skilled OPENDAY AND NIGHT IN DEMAND. ‘Sample of Uncle Sam’: 8 ‘Great Fighting g Machines; Batteries of 14-Inch Guns on the Pennsylvania THe 5) POURT EEN INCH GU. Seventy-third Street and Broadway, the offer of these quarters haying n Rratuitously made tm a letter to Secretary Daniela gram. Percy Noah Lawrence letter also offered the roof of the Ansonia for the In-| stallation of searchiights to detect jal attack and for a wireless outfit who wished to line up with Uncle|\ Nt girl who opened the recruiting office! \ had eighteen applicants b stenographer, An elghteen-year-old boy in a faded sult over his worn red sweater, which was fastened in the back with | 4 safety-pin, presented himacif toe | | day for enlistment in the navy ih + in Brooklyn's Horough hat Ho said he was Wilfred J, Dougherty that he had no home and that he had walked most of th way fre Stam ford to enroll in the nav service | "I've seen & number of the boys who have gone into the navy, and they've improved so that 1 want te| same chance,’ he told the alas be olfiver The app 1 of the recruits ay wireles perators bore frult Jettere from as many applicants who offered their services gratis to the Government. Moat of then stated that they we yyed, but were willing t of every day to the N Vamuisaltts the Hotel Ansonia, One of the most interesting person. | alities ¢ 1 in enlistment work | is Chief Gunner's Mate Willi r Loughman, who is detailed at Naval Reserve headquarters, No, M4 West Twenty-third Street. Loughman, who is on crutches, 1s the navy diver who went down 306 feet—the' greatest | dopth at which « diver ever worked to reseuie the dead from the sub- marine F-4. From the recruiting station of the Marino Corps twelve men were sent to-day to the recruiting headquarters at Port Royal, South Carolina. This i the largest’ number of men sent forward from here at one time. The number of enlistments for this month wil also establiah a record. It was sald at the station that seventy men will have been enlisted by the end of the month, ‘Thin in a gain of per cent., forty being about the aver- uge in other months. > CLOSING QUOTATIONS. With net changen (rom previous chewing iz Last eh Allie Chalmers Fae Priced i I COSSESPCRSS itty Rap, Cal Petrol +1 FEES L 4 Vohagh Valle Yona Islan! : 4 i +++ 14 SEE FEE hal | third Street CHICAGO WHEAT AND CORN| MARKET. WHEAT We wed on Dead Man's SYRACUS 9. Exams nation of the of aman taken from the Erle Can ay revealed in the ar neath wer WE Of jerman boats unterned in this country Where to Enlist In the U. S. Navy Men are enlisted for the Un States Navy and the New York No, 115 Flatbush Avenue. No. 6304 Fifth Avenue, No, 324 Fulton Street. NEW YORK NAVAL RESERVE. MANHATTAN, No, 26 Cortlandt Street. Pier A North Riv BROOKLYN. ar SIX GET HEAVY PENALTIES FOR GIVING LIGHT WEIGHTS Punishments Range From $25 Fine to Thirty Days in the Workhouse. Joseph Hartigan, Commissioner of Weights and Measures, announced to- y the criminal conviction this week ft six persons for giving false welghts and measures, Mary Heyman of No. 2 Bast Twen- to- “January was a very good month The February trator WANT HEIGHT UMIT FOR RECRUITS REMOVED We accepted 60 | figure was 450 URGES U.S, TO ABROGATE ALL GERMAN TREATIES, Saulsbury Declares ‘ if they weigh 105 thousand applicants a lay. “We can't ace ¢ likely to break under be discharged for disability che Government with a great annual ension expenditure Building Ne. 1, Navy Yard. PrAbOUL % ber ent, Jin New York, eyes, t feet being the abilities, men, Army Officers Also Ask Waivers 4S| ‘tuesday, the third day of April, 191 to Weight, Where Other Condi- |: at 12 o'clock noon a any proper defense of your sie Festa te a ee tions Are Satisfactory lconduct in publishing an alloged offices in this citys < List | ny recruiting offices ( 01 clo port of the UNITED STATES NAVY. fae te la ing of thy aghout ites a malich tok igi jae Ne country are wiring Washington| conduct of a mem N {en basend Avon for waivers when applicants fail .o|of the State of New York in his Ne, 108 Rant 185¢h Street mako tho necessary height and| jegtslative capacity, to wit, of the! No. 130 West Street. _ welght, though passing examination] ton, Robert IF, Wagner, a member| on all other points. Boys sixteen to|of said Senate and representing the tan dean he eighteen years old ure being ac-| Sixteenth Senatorial District therein, have thelr parents consent, it “y ot ormed that the No, 1239 rd Avenue, hathed Ke Comment tt: wae ‘ou are hereby inform! ts No. 1028 Gates Avenue, rte hero to-day, OtherWise the ate will then and there proceed 4 requirements for aioe 4 ca aeae ' a Navy Yard Gate at Sande Strest, : entrance into the make further order on the su army are as rigid in the face of war| ject. ta ay as they were & year ago “There is herewith served upon you No. 394 East 150th Street. Pensions explain the testa which | a certified copy of a resolution of the JAMAICA, an applicant must pass," Major| senate of the State of New York, Hughes, who passes on two or three month, said { March, 1917, ahd the statement is ept men who|hereby made to you that you are © service,| charged by the Senate with having and load| upon the 224 day of March, 1917, at the Borough of Manhattan in the ; City of New York, published a false ass muster} ‘ ort. 0 ° cath and ‘fat | 224 malicious report of the conduct chef causes of dis-| Violations” in Sinking Ships Warrants Action, WASHINGTON, ation a all exist ty-third Street was found guilty of aaah Pi ai ee ped having misrepresented the true weigit | "°°" of gold in a wedding ring, Sentence was suspended on Miss Heyman, who a saleswoman for M, Tigner, a Jeweler at No. No, 62 Fast Twenty- Tigner was found guilty of frauduently selling {Incorrectly marked wedding rings and was fined $100, with the alternative of thirty cays in prison, George Stern of No, 19 Stagg Street, Brooklyn, chauffeur for the Vulcan Ot Company of Brooklyn, was found guilty of delivering one barrel of gas- oline and receiving a receipt for two barrels, Ho was sentenced to ninety days in the workhouse, August Ahit of No, vi an w te: 151 Decatur Street, Glendale, was found guilty of using false measure in the sale of coal, He waa fined $25. ————-— New $500,000 Ww bury, jolatio’ nd hat r. “We must have 1. slackers. must give the Entente Powers all help they want in mor said Sauls because of Germany's in sinking American ships taking of American advocated to-day by Se: member of the tions Committe tempore of the “Assuming that Congress shall de- clare war ¢ exists,” bo.no hesi! » and nate vr declare n of March 29, treaties tes and lives, oreign president “the an end to then would en- _... | was adopted ‘by the Senate by pounds and| Gross ~Abri Ger “gross was ator Sauls- Rela- pro- | of war e should ny kind in doing we can to bring war upon which we y and men.’ AMERIGANIZATION FORUM AIDED BY MISS WILSON SENATE SUBPOENA FOR NITHEL IS ON Sergeant-al-Arms Despatched | This Afternoon to Serve | It on the Mayor. j (Soecial From « Staff Corrwanondent of The Bre ‘ ALBANY, March -Th subpoena calling Mayor J Senate's ohn Purroy Mitchel to the bar to answor the charge of contempt was to-day com- pleted and signed by President | Schoenock and the Clerk of the Sen Jate, The Sergeant-at-Arms left with it for New York this afternoon, ‘The text of the subpoena follows: “To John Purroy Mitchel, residing }in the Borough of Manhattan in the City of New York: “Pursuant to a resolution of the Senate of the State of New York, pee passed on the 26th day of 1917, a copy of which resolu- tion is herewith served upon you, to- gether with a copy of the report of the Committee on Mode of Procedure | ond Time of Hearing, which report 0- lution on the 28th day of March— “You are hereby ordered and di- rected to attend at the bar of the ate of the State of New York, in Senate Chamber in the Capitol! Albany, New York, on! the Jin the City 1 then and there and, inanimously adopted on the 26th day ¢ in his legislative capacity, In having public- said in words or in substance, as ollows, To wit: “It would appear that there are certain members of the Legislature who are working in the int of the German Government, You know whom | mean, don't you? | mean Bob Wagner"—referring thereby to Hon, Robert F, Wagner, a mem- ber of the Senate of the State of New York at such time and representing the Sixteenth Senatorial District therein, | “Edward Schoeneck, Lieutenant Governor and President of the Sen- | | “Dated at the Capitol, in the City | of Albany, New York, on this 29th | day of March, 1917, | “Attest, Ernest A. f\ member of Senate bi Fay, Clerk of ITS WAY TOTHE CITY, |assecue PRESS | WINS 4 International New upon which t plaint was based. not IN SUIT AGAINST HEARST s Service Declared by Judge in Decision to Have ——_* “Pirated” Reports, Hearst's International News Service to-day enjoined from appropriate jing, and t@®ing as its own, news stortes from the ited Press report, prior to their publication in Associa- ted Press newspapers. The opinion nnded down by U, 8. Distriet Judge Hand There cannot be the slighest doubt 4 but that the Associated Press’ new# was pirated Cleveland,” the ded | sion states, referring to the-practisés e Associated Press eém- ‘The decision 4685 from ré-writing enjoin Hearst Assoviated Press news after its publ =|) cation and appearance on the stteet In newspapers filed by Hea Press In denying a counter-appication | | against the Associated { “t's organization ‘nm which Hea “rr charged that the Associated Press “pirated” International News Serviée ; news, Judge Hand expressed the opinion that ft fs not A the rule of the swociated Press to its competitors. | the Senate,” A stinging little incident coming |as an ccho from the executive session | enlivened the Senate to-day, Senator Mills, angry over the publi- cations regarding tho secret session, rose to a question of personal priv- ilege. 1 want to ask the Senator from the Forty-seventh (George F, Thompson) if, after leaving the executive session jast night, he made a statement to the press regarding what took place.” "No," replied Thomposn. “Is it the statement that stor Brown had fallen under the baneful influence the 3? 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