The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1917, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD. INVESTIGATE CHARGES DIVORCE DETECTIVE eas G ASSAULT SLAIN BY I. Y, BROKER it, Surprised tnt The « Kis One ond Aan “ ty Another “Ow ' et a ae oneure Heck broker, OOM Ge ke t o all . th Pree nec Bote . . . . , | Reports Italian Offe “4 ae : A he bt I ; Front . VON TIRPITZ DOES NOT EX oan, 0 PRESS GREAT CONFIDENCE _— aye her y? Three etrone et om ° aa How t of “er B z the Ad ¢ “me . nt when tt My me warfare, stat “ ne Engiand pians derine He at once by the Preneh ot Our submerines w ely analet night fight the ally he ta bringing thir plan te nour riven out tonne The notorious Admire! ¥ - euther of Gorman piracy “We must not against © tough and dete my such #UCcERON In oH ae can actually only be attained with id of equal tourhnes and deter mination, and after a hard struceie Count von Roedern, German Fi cot to achiows RIGID CENSORSHIP WILL OLOSE GABLES TO SPIES nined en ve yesterday, and they launched), uccometul air raid In Chasnp um night at M 5 Steps to Stop | mation to Kaiser's nays the Fre ( during the . sed check Agents , Who were Hot abis ground conquered by ith "The WASHINGTON, July 11 Secretary Daniels peo WMiateer, replaces Lv. Mart | Oe co iia cad ctor tee | nee? , gi pag ot de ge gt irre fery violent and murderous tor | Commander ‘Todd, chief radio uMicer according to the Berliner Tagebiatt, | launched by the ad iy, te, ot | Cae BRET Oe een Thea censorship on cable lines fr United States to every country in (he world ‘This censorship will affect only out them mowed down by our fire ded in penotrating desperate febting, NEW CHANCELLOR A MYBTIC IN HIG DEEP RELIGION, | or lines, In The German Crown Prince, who! Which lasted until dawn, our (room| going messages. Other agen hive was summoned to Berlin because of Antiniated ‘Sune y dotuctinen's | been prepared to break up {Iv em the political crisis, left on Sunday | paine “i nese | wh oy Sn fees eres Right, according to ndvices from Ber. | "Hixteon hundred shells wore fired | correspondents in the United States Mn, for the western front. Hinden- | {nto Kheims, two old men belog | yt a9 th ed that the worst trattl killed.” ®urg and Ludendorff, who wore sum- faked mestages is carried on be moned to Berlin by the Kainer, are| Three Mritieh Attacks Meputeca, ("OC" (hls country and Spain continuing ther conferenves with the Saye Be Te RSA AES Duzer sent party leaders, Dr. Michaelis is par-| BERLIN, July 17. The officlal thotpating in them, War Office wtatemont may : DR. HOVEY HEARD FROM. Meanwhile extensive strikes are! “Yesterday morning the English at- <" se eons le rp 1016 Says MacMillan reported to be in progress in the | ene ease eotietaeuniee > recap © positions they los @llesien and Rhine coal fields of Gor-| at Lombaertayde, They | re ro.) NEW HAVEN, July For the rot many. The trouble hae arisen over {Pulsed every time with boavy .runes, | time tn 4 yea! direct word has been i) Sry oo ak > snunen. | Faccived by relatives hore from Dr. Kd he feed restrictions and cbjections | were 1 e the Ficaeh 1b an at Vaety te Sate Htan, mund O. Howey, curnt made by the French in an at the American Musount of Natural i tempt to recapture the — positions | tory, Now k, who headed w MacMil to the labor service law, taken by us south of Court Thalisn relic’ canetiion to i616 “aad he ‘The fret detailed announcement of | French suffered vy | there n stranded in Greenland for two Chancellor and in wimilarly fruitless attacks | Yer . the now Chancellors forthcoming | soutn of La Hovello Farm, An enemy |, DF Hovey's letters are dated Novem- Programme ts expected to be made|Tivance south of Bille In the | Per and F or lant Me writes th on Thursday, when he will make his|Vesle Vall | ate, Pe ane, ANG. Bt maiden speech tn the Reichstag. Dr.| “In tho ome | Inn’ good huune nad with sufficient food Michaclis ie eaid to believe in the| 0% OUF firat lino trenches remained in| and howev & reltof ship the hands of the enemy at the con-| arrives in 1917, he says, the party wi direct guidance and inspiration of the | cision of tho Hight’s fighting. [be in serious miraite, = Deity. He bases his actions and pol-| “Although on the Hochberg the _> trenches we recaptured in the eve- Mintater ning could not be maintained, wo] copENHAG: succeeded on the Poehiberg in reach-| American Minis ing our old Mnes again after bitter! been suffering fr hand fightin kidney, Is report leles upon “interpretation of the Divine will.” So say reports, which add that his strain of religious devo- tion verges on mysticism. » duly 17 haw f the How You Can “Do Your Bit” N THE present emergency all good citizens desire to aid in the defense of the country. One way to help is to cooperate in the use of tele- phone service, which is of such vital importance to the Nation at this time. The following suggestions may be of value as illus- trating how you can ‘‘do your bit’’:— Take good care of your telephone instruments and cords, so that they will not become dam- aged. A broken instrument or a wet telephone cord may cause serious interruption to your serv- ice and require labor and costly materials to repair. Take good care of your telephone switchboard. With the present scarcity of all materials required in the telephone business, conservation of tele- phone equipment is essential. Avoid unnecessary calls and help keep the lines open for important message: Avoid especially ‘curiosity calls’’ in times of emer- gency—calls that may eeriously interfere with important service, There are three parties to each telepnone connection: you, the operator and the party called. The cooper- ation of all three is necessary at the present time to assure high grade service for commercial use and for the National Defense. YORK TELEPHO COMPANY NEW ~ HIT HARD BLOW BY OF Flying Papal Flag, Liner Will Get U Boat immunity WAMHINGTON, July 11 — he on Ore Pepe fag oF Der een te fell from an m port for Rome wil & Seay MARGARET FRCHTELER'S NEWPORT WEDDING TO BE AN ALL NAVY APFAIR PPPPEEEer oor Steer ee Teeeaererer ttre trees. TT CANNING INDUSTRY IS ARMY CANTONMENTS Margaret cman ¥ f Admiral rand taking all the box tum? 8. N, and tay atraiiar complaint tr Veehteler, to Lieut. Commander Hattle Creek, Mic sical HW t Emory Kays, U. 8. N. will t ce to-day in Kay Chapel, fw nment sites. th have been selected be a naval affair througout. LABOR AND LUMBER SHORTAGE - ——— | : 5 Pa MG pone Mod cone 18 GRAVE sndensed in but canned vegeta. | Electrical En, ¢ Presents to Sec-| aren cen ne sare on awuces after Inquiry reveals that the Jat f kind © necessary for! retary Daniels Plan to Make tion, a {anitier onortane eklate al every: é my and must be aupplied. ‘The | ' ne quote inthe ‘Suat-andl Seaaio Want © army ca for Instanes, for 2,000,000 ea Unsafe for i for the entir juntey ; T° Cases of ‘canned tomatoes a year. a cS cs ‘ Frank y|_ ‘There was no exag cantonment grounds have been laid ‘the production of canned tomatoes | WASHING Ju AnK J-]oonsus Aguren either the cous It #0 happens that cantonment for year averages about 18,000,000/Sprague, former President of they try or for individual 8 it Is natd, ten) been fixed at many pe cane ee 4 Brae eT eek ae #raiiee eas there shall be proposed a dali $5 Une pare OF erate * solution of the labor short- vegetable rateing and nning Age pre ne-und none ts In etght trict such as Wrightstown, No J t Mur d cunners and vere ° Detersbure, Va, Dos Moines, la, and we mplate issuing a call to ahr women and children of the State Kock oe to work at gathering the vegetables The complaints thus far received) and frults and tn the nnerie: The h extadlished two facts: The jon 1s further complicated by the fact that national legislation gov- sone & erning labor in canneries operates to price of wooden boxes has high a# $1 apiece and in t restrict the output of such of those they are unobtalnable at any price.| industries as employ women and chil- Formerly they sold in large quanti-| dren, ttona ch ge z tla RUTarom 80th 46) Santa ae A national law, which goes into ef ct on Aug. 1, prohibits the shipment in interstate commerce of any pro- duction in which are employed ehil- uation An Deh poe MUboyes Shi: | which children bétween fourteen and The writer saw a contract to-day te 100,000 cases of cond 1 mili for the Red Cross to whtoh there will be Jan arbitrary added cost of $20,000 be |#lxteen years of age are emplo more than eight hours a day. 1 ws from work Jn the canneries |children under fourteen anywhere in was com-| dditional for es and he was cause the manuf. pelled to pay each of the 100,000 bo: noturer ents the United States, and restricts the lucky to get them at that. working hours of older children. There lon has been|are also laws In many States re- The labor comp created by: tho “cost plus’ cael Baie Tho contractors are not restricted in| prank ‘Gorrell, Gecretary of the | the expenditure of money. They were| National Canners’ Association, who told to go ahead und complete the! has been drafted by the Food C * “ yee | Bureau for service In th | cantonments in the least ponstble| (oun nent and d }time and that at th aystem,| Strieting the working hours of women to speed up conclusion of|/the manufacturers of paper fibre the job the Government will award| boxes, They have ‘been tried, but |them 10 per cent. of thelr expendi. | have not beon found entirely satiate tory. Also the paper fibre boxes aro msive, ax compared with the tures as their profit, ee Naturally the contractors don't care | prices of the wooden boxes in normal |how much they spe The more they | times—but not so expensive as the |spend, the more they make as thelr | moeden. boxes under existing condi- ions, percentage of proiits. ver in the| “All of which goes to show that when hoom days of munition manufactu «a nation goes to war many untrav- jhas there been such un inflation of jelled economic roads aro at once ieee as that which prevails in the 1 O CDIOFRUON, | — yantonment construction plants of the fiom 1 ab tay AT YAPHANK CAMP ‘napolis Junction, Maryland, which is While Waiting for More Troops, 'midway between this elty and Baltl- tore. Mediocre mechanics have no They Practice on Two Lone Companies. diMculty in getting $8 a day, Any The mosquitoes ablebodied man who can use a hand- CANTONMENTS ARE ALL BUILT] cust end ‘saw or hit the head of a nail with @ ammer can qualify as a mechant hamm n qualify as a mechante. fiummilog wee tie of Long Island aro doing ALONG A GENERAL PLAN, their ‘bit--and biting. But, unpatri- All the cantonments will be built) oitcally, they aro presenting bills along a general plan, The main /jonger than that of any army con- tractor, paved with gravel and guttered, There| ‘The particular contractors who are will be mites and miles of such streets | building Camp Upton, at Yaphank, L. Jin each cantonment, ‘There will be |Z for training forces from hereabout as ats q|4re literally being bled by the mo: |miles and miles of water pipe and] Ottis. “The contractors are puying sewer pipe, It ix safe to say that| high wagee; @ skilled workman re thero isn't an Incorporated city in the | celves $5 a day, the lowest wago Is ountry that can boast of pavement $3.75. on every foot of Its streets, but Unele | , but only the natives of East Long Sum's citles for his |Iwland have mosquito proof skina, ors are to be| Everybody at Camp Upton wears u paved and paved well from end to end | mosqui net hood, but workmen land slde to side, and thousands of | fom New York have retreated—quit \graders, shovelers and labora of other | Work. A company of a New York are working on tho strets and | Tesiment and a company of a Mary- |land regiment are at Camp Upton sand the short hours | 4nd the soldiers vow they will cheer- triets around the | fully endur ghtfulnesa" after inale labor. ‘Phe An- | meeting the mosquitoes’ bayonets, hupolis Junelion Job has skinned | a BOY SHOT BY HIS CHUM. Ml jabor that in fle of Lad Walking umnored for work in} cetable &u Dinchnarmed by A James Harold \ntroets and the side streets are to be eo Nigh wa have dr { ne can ens at effect has been t Virginia and We » year. ‘Th tin Pennsylvania t Virginia, dent, na, fourtee ear | Phe same conditions exist in every |old son of Mrs, Mary Bivins of No | community West One Hundred and Fit Jan army i fd Stroet, Maniuttan, was shot a | ly in All indus t terday, A bul e he bt eon its Dba h and {they u n in thetr of the spin He by en vi vexet es, and his chum, Rolling Tamerer, wor nt Grrl ; nwhieh |of William Tarnerer, New York de Y noe Ly are {Signer, at hi umer place. , Wiatever ‘pragust they are)" she boys Went out th shoot crows. ut into oun: jars. On their way bac uae ce ay 1 { Hulk is a product that) \ "reine ahead. Tn manner Ta: » of the lumber shorte | ere rifle Went off and the b hit Bivins. ‘The ated his friend yo It ty aby nJured boy exe Cross, wry we supply the Nn n the Relutan Relicrand our eoldiera in| teen years old, ts heartbroken, A | the fold with condensed milk — - | WHIT Not Na NECESSARY TO USE STRONG DALLAS, Tex BOXES FOR THE SHIPMENTS. | ing ralize German July 17.—-Because o| joriman law which permits Ger: athe Ming re {man citizens to become naturalized |ington 1 ar (Une Te | citizens of other countries without orge Stanculeany, @ Roumantan j ta ‘une ator | 20° thelr @ Hecruring here In the Inte oi aii Bes 5 ¢ 1 dead in Stamford, | we H om be-| Federal Judge ¢ hae do. | of, his Government, is Rowih he confront. [nied cltisenship miners 0 sixteen Gere |" aiisy tarriet Adam: ie Bees Ta ahea ear rite uey Be Ons Le- lixer of the Arat of the $ bel such boxes, unless fore the outbreak of war between tho | ( inthe Bronx, ls dead at No, 320 another remedy t# found, Not only Ypited States aud Germany, \ i ee TUESDAY, JULY 1%, TeR"," FAVORITISM IN 1, Newport, ROL It | Ahead In|that a Greck army of Tamerer, who te aixe STATEN ISLAND TO GIVE SAILORS. ROUSING FAREWELL s Own Noval Milltla, 325 Stror Leaves for Service on Tuesday Piston Talend plane te ater @ novelty ornd Turcts hee whe have been oF yi the wovy in lore the ’ Kosten tae sw Intend eete et backed by « . ww Mite, Pree Fay Rourke » Welsh and Durker, hee mined the nd Rattalion ot Naval § monter rolls hae been called for active @ in the navy, end tow ton Ieiand Tureda wight 1 Willian Wir eechen will be made by former Ue 4 Ht SPRAGUE OFFERS REMEDY TO GURB U BOAT MENACE | American Institute of Hiectrical En- |gineers and a member of the Naval Ke Toard sa general plan on n engaged for some submarine ait hus presented to | Secretary Da | which he has t | weeks to cope with the | problem | White no details were revealed, tt] | 1s understood in a general way that the proposal ts based on recognition of the principle that offensive rather than defensive measures are to be preferred in combating submarines. It ia sald to provide for new types of sea-going patrols, equipped in} part with a new weapon of offense | whose function would be to make certain regions of the sea more per- flous for the submarine than for cargo boats. —>-—__—. ASCRIBE MURDER OF THREE TO A DEBT OF $1,000 Tompkins, Coal Operator, Owed Sum to One of Victims He Says Highwaymen Shot. EBENSBURG, Pa,, July 17.—For the first time since the arrest of George ‘Tompkins jr. the authorities to-day assert their belief that he killed Ed-) mund Humphries, bis wife, and thelr) fourteen-year-old son. Tompkins, it 19 assorted, owed Mrs. Humphries $1,000, the non-payment of which had aroused feeling between| the families, The prisoner and ti Humphries family, it is declared, wer at the time of the killing on their way to Philadelphia, where Tompking was) to have mortgaged some property and paid his debt, Tompkins's story ts} that three men ambushed the party | and shot the Humphries. | ‘Tompkins’ shoes are declared to correspond with tracks made In the ‘orn field coming towdrd the spot where the elder Humphries was final- ly killed. An automatic revolver was also found in the bushe: GREECE NOW AT WAR | ON GERMAN ALLIANCE Will Soon Add 250,000 Troops to| the 700,000 Already in the Balkans. WASHINGTON, July 17-—Offctal Information came to-day Greek Government not only has sev- cored relations with the Central Pow- ers but is in @ state of actual war with them. The Venizelos army has about 40,- Con: veil t resolution an vend uf the He Kedtield juforima tion dram | presented Mrandegee, dia that the| ARMY FORTS CAKES PROBED BY SENATE BOARDS SPED DRA tthe ¥ 1 ‘ “ ’ " ‘ 1 eed by Senators Bran € de a) oe the “r stern * bad mn ot . of “ ’ * Mr BY ed t * ' Lodge deciar utnert Ad Hot received the population they a POPULATION FIGURES OF THE LARGE CITIES EXAGGERATED, No objection was raised in tne cue adopted without tly ar That population Agures for the large cities were exague in Communit entage of clit reyintered, Was adiuit re found “i hore to-day uid every State will be asked to fur- nish 9.32 per cent. of its eligible man hood for the draft army. ther officials stated that while the cities seemed to exceedingly heavy and possibly fetitions, they actually represented a lation corresponding to the ab normal percentage of young men found In these communities f New York City, for instance, wald one offictal, “ia suid to have «| population of more than 6,000,000, what the population t# actually somewhere within the §,000,000 mark, this would mean that such a heavy perce of eligibles’ was found there that if the population were bal- | need to correspond to this number of young men there would be a popu- | figure to-day. | at the number of men exempted | from service for industrial reasons will be high ts Indicated by the inter- | est industrial and commercial con- cerns are displaying tn th xemption | regulations. any 0 na are emption procedu here are indications | Offering for Tue: THE CHILDREN'S OWN ¥ compels lent Package 1 i the folle puto in le attached Special for To-morrow, Wednes- July 18th YAR NUT they were tie only kis it you You surely must have sureed with us, Here's the combina= Yoni Rich, Dw. 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