The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1917, Page 1

enrerst Medeor tonts PRICE, Russia to Fight On; Reorganizing Arm 4 moans ver (The Se Cops rent by The Peres Pabtiching NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER York Werte) 19, —— — “Cireulotion Books Open te All. «s ——E - 1917 16 PAGES PREC BES Nes Ts fee loers ccnee Y eee MRS. KING'S SAFETY DEPOSIT BOX EMPTY GUARDED IN MEANS HO SAYS MRS. KING'S FRIEND E OF NATIONAL ARY DEPART FOR CANP ity’s Second Quota Given arewell at Trains—Police | WITH GREAT FIGHTING FORCE, PLEDGE MADE BY RUSSIANS 1,036 MORE MEN HARD BLOWS AT GERMANY FIND SLAM CHLD, PONTIFF NOW GONVINGED DROWNED BY GIRL, IN PASSAIC RIVER Woman Says She Killed Mary Rose for Re- POWER OF U.S. MUST BE FELT BEFORE PEACE 1S DECLARED — — —________. reer: aii .— ————— += . : ; | Seek 32 Absentee we on Father Sought in Vain to Have Private] BAKER ASKS EQUIPMENT —_—— Government Also Arranging |Wilson’s Reply, Backed by Allies Conversation With Tragedy | FOR ARMY OF ’] 300 000! ater New | tor Convention Which Will YJ, YQ, , vight-ye 1 Ma | R : ~~ a Atikad a | } bu f young oe New Na : # ty ;. ey 1 n missing from her W Victim's : ae | Ride aetna’ tia Establish Permanent Control : hae ; Made Rome ealize They ill | na ted for Caar » ome in Pa h ince Mon i cone or ouecan lh ae \ nik, bef t | sieROGR AB RR emai ry, wax found to-day in the vaawsicl Not Leave the Central Powers in MUR PLOT CHARGE pre lon f $287.416,000 | Manh h and Queens | . : et | ‘ ratt ut fifty tect | & $287,416, | lerisis settled, Korniloff revo! bs me Before Senate Committee, | ffm Long Island the: fons ete ine Prerulide Gaal iH che sede WHIRE IA CREO Control of Present Rulers. 5 5 s iracy s | boys from the Pennsylvania < ee eee Sere ee eae ee t atche ere . j K "7 t P, a t om rom ven she 1d drowned the eht be se of , : Hatched There to Rok and — | beginning of Senate Nearings on the hs Allah: Aes |, | Orsanization of the army on an enor- | hy ! 1 the child because o' Rew. { $1,000 for WASHINGTON Sept. 19. — Pope Kill Rich Woman. Li dephibidisisnnsiNe dd ababcdivedd Bee aahbont AB Smt ie We sxe in] Mous scale and preparing for the con- cag }® grievance against the Little girl's] ard 0! A 0) Benedict has made his last pes : Raker presented estimates for addl-) une delegation recruits trom White | atituent aasembly which will ik Ruy |p iit. dicatiy Ronorts Toren First Pennsylvanian = |) preter, accoraing to omticial cables re tiona’ appropriatior © i ’ . " a , SI a Sports we ae tte a Phe sate deposit box rented by Mrs He ; eee Yas Heal : 1 ee M.) Plains, New Rochelle, Mt. Vernon | sia's form of government AlLy Kepor or | The Cottone gi he had ‘hee Who Takes a German | ived here to-day, The Holy See principally for ordnance and the en-| and points in Westchester anc redoing > “ , sscalone pe i Maude A. King in the Netherlands| inecring service towne ulone the Hadeor treet beng | dfiltary reorganization is golng of pedoing of Platugia by a rained to-day on the charge off | : bellaves the war must go on it tenbb Bank of this city, was opened| “The submission of all these esti! poughkvepsie, “The total of selected {Under the direction of Premier Kerer German Submarine. bsp beanies “Pees: eden 1, de WHATHBRLY, Pa. Sept, 19] | oF three years more—until the late this afternoon by Assistant bnsahad Rarager dia papi: 9 ia nue men leaving to-day was 1,036. sky, Commander-in-Chief, and the | Lore [own they tn a took] “One thousand dollars for the first || full effect of America’s vast power ecessa der to provide Increased j ; | District Attorney Dooling, who was! fasiiiticefor the manahacture iesne ana’ After the departure of the contin ‘aginistere of War afi! Mahine, WhO bre, LONDON, sept. 19 Ainerican Hite Mary's life to revenge herselt | Weatherly man who captures a} hus been felt and either a victory or « accompanied by representatives of Storage of ordnance material, for equip. | 6!" pee the railroad stations Fe-\ now at Monilev, the main headquar-| sieamer Platuria was 4 UPON Charles Rose, the child's father ; hy ahd by Serge op hopeless deadiock in the great strug- i ment of an additions on men! Ports made to Selective Draft Head- A own's first drafted mep carrl ibe in anticipation of a cail Zo 4 rom the various local | 'e8 i : sg i# declared on high authority’ the representatives of the bank. The box! ber, for procuring additional rifles and boards which furnixhed men for to It is a mistake for Germany to | (yc sarvivermnave ny Why-the girl aliovid: nave revertyw-onTt Cafip: Meade. The fewall WAS TT Vaticnn realonn tbat peace or GOCE was drilled, and when opened was! 4M additional supply of smallarms am- (day's quota showed thut thirty-two! think the revolution has destroyed [nn tralian stoumer ae offered by State Benator Elmer f) negotiations are at present impossiblé Two years ago this box contained 2,300,000, for construction work with fails a appeus ki heir names Were) Verkhovaky, the new War Min: - eet dete hata phil yi ai MORAG duthlly ha: iis Boot Pi ————— | Pope's last peace offer—which jrejec- ‘ : urnished to the Police Department | he ‘ ere drowne securities to the value of $600,000. | which the Engineer Corps i# charged In| sii. co usd of dtectives rH sox . “It will eeon become strong tine stated, She works in a Paterson silk Hon was heartily approved by the According to the record of the com-|France, and for equipment of spectal | oe ROVE TSR MA GRE OUTS ‘ier Allies—has convinced the Vatican the pany, the last time the hox was| troops operating In the theatre of war }™and of Inspector Dillon ted out! again and will fight to the end UNSEATING OF LA FOLLETTE . Rose is also employed there 0:1 Allies wast no pe which will lean Eoeied wie last epring, when Mra|' Buren | this afternoon to hunt them down, for the dignity and safety of th Detective Sergeants Lord, Keppler f y | the Central Powers under thele pres Ming visited the vault, accompanied |, AkTeement on the War Credits Hill au] In the tr tingent to leave for] Fatherland. ASKED AT WAR CONVENTION and“Bopre recavered the body with ent rulers. Sy a An Of Whom the Keopek. wanl cine ers rete cents etal acon snare Were, {birty-0n8 a The first task of my associates | Ald of grappling irons about 10 It iy realized by the Vatican Uhat J ‘ certific ‘as reache Senate and | sentees Was found that twenty- | ‘NISRA th Mies, with eriea's va ‘ able to give a good description. | House conferees with no change in the : cing | Ad myself is to create an army | jeu. tii: Bo Baneta clock this morning after draggtt ribet dorset a Miss Anna Dolan, the trained nurse | issues proposed tive of these were honestly mistaken | esolution. Urging Senate Action bid | | fources thrown in the balance qwho for several yeara wan close| ‘Adoption of the conference tikon | ee report and they were| 0” the basis of these of ether na- Followed by Cry of “Ha Em Riven SHROMEtOML: the: Bigithe DP how have the upper band and os9 friend and companion of Mra.|morrow by the Senate and by the House punished. ‘The other six were} tions. | ean assure you that mea- ‘ ah to the time the body wun found the Wring from ‘the: Central Powers im King, who, in the opinion of Dis- on Hriday ts planned ee ry 4 nai i a oe has | our ° taken will create a mighty the Traitor little girl's pacont hopeful tha pe acceptable to the Jemocr x tes, Ridin eae a ne dill authorizes $7,588,000,000 of {already been found by the District | fevolutionary army. TLANTIC opt. 19.—The ny further proffers from the Pope ier Gieere, akon’ ee) rea] new convert 4 pe ieaihohde (Hoard to bein phyaleal CoWare Vee Russia ought not to shut her oa meves F an ite ey a the girl's story Wwe untruc would be foredoomed to Sallure—et@i 4 to-day from the North Caro. | 1%20%.000.000 of war saving certificates’ cay 4 nervous infirmity | eyes to the painful situation of y mn of tte and that the eh ll be found as the last was—it ts admitte turned to-day nd the same amount of short tern a ot| her army, but it should also be [from the United States Senate wan) Unharm The ned to the) Second Re ; Official cables to-day that Hina town where she went soverall treasury certificates | is an hat a majority of; r , h ahoul b ' , HRSFELERAEIA CuEiicad AWREL RaK | one eported Destroyed ¥ cone a : HeEMnERTICat Mare é vat to-day's thirty-two absentees win} Pointed out that Germany's, demanded by the A on of Com ry ee atican circles throw out the st 5 Ad ei f Mrs, King, was | ave Kood there will be | Aust and Turkey's armies inerce of Green Hay, Wiss in a reso=| 2 M8 assumption made a house to} by British Warship After an understanding, at least be i ster of 3 , | | Ad AW house search of the neighborhood ae , “eer England and italy, that no the parents ot TRAINING CAMP OFFICERS no ney. From this time| fe ne be lution presented to the War Conven ; Atta e U, S ° nat 24 sick at the hom ne pe | Seah ll observe the letter| _Rewmanian forces yesterday | UUO” Presented ¥ |where little Mary and Cations tlacking the U, S. Vessel. | rice proposals emanating from the Teeny Balt 80 aa ToL gut ina mailing of a card to a selected man | jons south of Grozechti, in the UCnt of the Bay } Th Miss Cattone was found wading in) LONDON, Sept, 19—An American and that when peace negotiations be- tm Concord,” she sald, ia Bells 5 Hr vumtolent’ aotlces hed chee au | Octe region, and ecoupied ene [resolution ask vat cham | the Paswate River lite Monday after-|armed steamer probably sank a Ger- gin the Church is not to be admitted call by long distance teleph “| Will Get First-Hand Information | . | of the heights there, says to-day’s Nv! to urge | to take this) noon, muttering incobery Mt 846] man submarine | Dtrite into the pourpariers, ‘These hints go 4 AL CRAG avaexbols lected wre obligated to keep , | nw splrited fight « mediately it seeme: body eal " : official statement of the Russian vetion, Tt wa vd to the Reso: | us heartbroken and wanted to die | , #o far as to say that Italy's entrance ja town knew that I had asked for} for Use in Getting Regulars and themselves informed as to when they tar dacavenans lutions Commytt ha Conant tha te y who | Southeast of the Shetlands, according |i) ine war hic tn i | sh 6 two young men ; 0 the war hing acceptance thie party, and the news must have Guardsmen Ready. | may be ¢ x by Seater ue Active steps were begun through: | |t was re v fa isly |dragged her from the water and kept] a, Central News despatch from o¢ tniy condition two years ago, It Is reached the Means house within 4) wWasiingTon, sept. 19,—Regular and | se weak eh rl cutthe fatlon: to establish voting (oY the conver Ithough one of} erying baby is in ther The] Hergen to-day, quoting the newspaper added that this has never been denied few minutes, for in less than half 4M National Guard General Officers com: | ; A the crewda ny | boards and the complicated machin- |‘ legates ited m baby is in the wa shew | Aftonblad by the Allied Powers. hour Gaston Means called at the hotel /manding divisional training cam ee id the crowds at} oy by which delegates will be uitor ted and placed under ebservation,| ahe American ateamer, a Aina rmany is expected in an automobile and asked me to|to be sent to Hurope on an obs \ son ns were almost en- tha OBRAHTA Hata Conteran — the police pay : SSOORMIAN 0) nother. peace move come to his parents’ home and tour of the battlefronts, returning to on} 1 of persony directly 1 o rambl « Central News despatch, epcoun- |, ¢ thi. f ¥ \earry the! d e; e ter ed in e men who are leay- ° ae: (RARE al me Mrs, Melvin, who was {ll arry on their training duties at the |r re leay ‘ Dike Mannien at hie th red a aubmatine engagedin sinking | ? t found gmat thin wan aute trun | one of he oar Formal announce: i th employment foe syne tordan nea a proseuaten | MAYOr THOMPSON, | snes sn her merchaninan, "The Amercon| Wat Mra, Melvin is in a state of nervous In ox Jerthel ts of departure were ail |&xPressing the Government ' { ‘6th G City,’ per. In the f pened fire with her guns a . ugh collapse. Fee eee we T8"] Under the voluntary censorship specific | jammed with 1 ind there was|te the Committees on P 0 erman Ui y, Cattone girl is a shed the periscope of the U boat. |s Thom appear ¢ ava quent resort to bromides movements of general officers may not seal 4 , »rnilott Huby ts dead it A juncture another submarin pn nN mah not | enty of n neering and flag| formed atthe time of K 5 Allies and I was greeted pleasantly by Means's|be published without authorization of | Menty of musi Fe eae nee ee sare: cuted’ that they now omes Out for U.S.) river and nn ‘ ppeared und fired two torpedoes a 5 peuple. Thay have Baa mother and sisters, who appear the military authorities, For th backs : Aissolve, their funct av 1 America Toth minsed. Brith anid many ¢ quietly confident that the whole mat-|son tho list of divisional nmanders|FAREWELL TO BRONX BOYS sip or i ee ig etn mael heute tira: ethan hana a aS a aaa an ter of Mrs, King’s death will blow {already selected to make the tour will | DELAYS START. eat he CHICAGO, 6 shots and by wireless calls, re tise ian ee w days, I saw Mrs. Mel-|be available only when the depart: | Ordere for cancellation of the Ine ji wins ay ' : enh mmoe when fame ene ore it was inv {#ssiimed, however, that {f possible’ every | great loge of velitives, who] hetinan of the Don Co' , 7 1 submar pa ' BETIVAL at te oUNe oa hee atone,{@ivision commander. will be given ' thelr farewells| fused allegiance to t her mouth aod . Hix of the German crew were res W intimate possible for mo,to talk with ber lone. lonportunity in time to familiarize him: | ayed the departure ‘of| Government at the tUme Kort une antry \ ued a | the river | cued wa red, and held aiaeaniice re Always, Gaston Means or ono of the |,eit somewhat with actual war condle| in ul train, In Long Island| started his rebellion, hay proclamation ! ' f held her hea er until) prisoners, tlon sa knowledge others of the family would be a | lous abroad | city the well-w und tearful rel. | issued. departure of ses strom | ahe didn't, move thew 1 > er will eve dante nee | atives were 1 owed to pass| Despatches from Pskov + TWO MORE NORWEGIAN the war bof NO CHANCE TO TALK TO Mn. l(] S OUTH T0 BE CALL en ges Henn a 1 " After that [ tried wo myself, | a rn ‘ through 8 to the atiol plat- jst i that thirty-five Maxim AMSTERDAM, Sept. 19.—Austria MELVIN IN PRIVATE. heya! ED | ; ia | cee egr fgar e ; ay but I was stopped | SHIPS SUNK BY U BOATS tot Hened F ie pr ey ster L nus form jcharged w d aobeying i : reply to edict’s peace pro. “When they insisted that [ must ON AS LABOR RESERVE The M Queens and West-|been condemned to hard labor f t mn , Allgemeine not think of stopping at tho hotel, ches elem was the largest|sentences varying from sia to patriot iae toby our] American hed on ic ates Zeitung, w ! 1 to the Papal but must 2a Ol gam pape a See numer! 1 ovcupled {yo special | years. Prosecutions, we country in t sie __|Foreign Oftice Says That Two| xu ¢ Viengs on Thureday eae oli oat priv chat with Mrs. Nie of Working and Going to |tra H 4 of the boys carried pineeas one om wher f 3 : r ay pn Men From Each Ves: ! Saturday ‘ ‘ et pa or tobacco | type of malcontents, vow ann ; erica 7 alee sel tea Melvin, so I readily consented, espe School in Alternate Weeks ie Ap Were Lost 4 il als oF cit IN id been con Al peor ‘ siled d P 4s sug. clally when it was added that [ had] Now Being Worked Out, teimuted bY Di interested in their |Kerensky Reatered 0 Vir earn and Her Nn CHRISTIANIA, Norway, Sept. 19. y will con better share her bedroom on account| yASiINGTON, Sept, 19.—-America’s Hee , Fs vhs bg aes ne hi Rian buleaaiinas Have buRe ia we uae wil ae of her nervousness, But when I) youth may be called upon to relieve the |" ‘phe forty-two men from New Roe Copyright, 1 ie | rnment ecked on G ‘ jan steamships Facto, of 2 ‘the V F : went to the bedroom it was to find] national labor shorta working ano fat 2 were eauiteg| STOCKHOLM, r Ra : ae xroas, and Thomas Krag, of 3,50 tons |? the newspaper adda, that Belle Meant, one of Gaston's | g nk to school in alternate weeks, mH : nd service kits|moment when Kor wo eet basin grove, It was gnnounond to-day at the| aAOTE .WE WAES with am sters, was also to sleap there ere will bo 1 é a son) a RPS SE ei ? ; ae . fan Wireien d bg the presence of Julia Means, | laxing of ¢ ate O08 ay nara, |e Hesian yp dpe nicago som Ins. Hottenas,| 182 MeN from each vessel lost thelr) Vorwarts, the Socialist organ of ‘ io ‘a nen | price utiles n th Idlers and sailoe ' lives holds that the complete ife of Gaston, I had some con- [from the FOR? etromrad, Premier ie i mplete Tce wits Mrs, Melvin concern- | probably will be ' ; ee zf iat : “ en ‘ t adhe Nasg mack i on Of Helatim le Sarnia ing recent happenings in New York, | nt boys ma : sor kis * Paluce and armed mo : yore) $70,000,000 MORE TO ALLIES, Keichstag resolution; “Whether D aiacevaen toy ton | WHnUe seem ; [RAAce And ‘eriaed ‘mi axa! , Ba the German Government remaing es ae ee NA ats Plans with this end in vi Enrolled voters have: thele only wilh power rosined th — Aven Hrensury Depactment af ther the Vorwarts deck “i : perfpcted by the artm joe, Opportunity to-day eir}| This story W x REAU r “ hone Britate pas) aeabinn eo the apartment of Means, Mrs, Meany [ee Jato Greferences for party nominees, The |Krowing Lower of the 1s 2 WORLD TRAVEL WUREAD repre Pope ferte toate is uot only a question of powe Became greatly agitated, but said at | serve and the f Edu. polls, in this city, will be open from |herents, and Russia st map | Prison lust J + 1,009 to Great Britain and re : er once thet ‘Bud’ would never think of |cation, With schools and colleges al- 3 P, M. to 9 P.M, Every voter who ig| situation of last week, ca tou South Ameren | ears for a ein 000,000 to France were announced WHEN BRAIN WEARY —__ ready opening, @ definite movement is enrolled ehould exercise hie right to| eee wack » ee Treas Departinent to-day » Acid Pho Mie and re shecha, and. maner This Du ontinued on Second Pi expected shortly, vote in the primaries, (Continued on Hecond Fass) ehunan 400—adrt, (Par Racing Results See Page 2) 4 dolsa.oba® S4vanced | 2,991, 400,000,