The evening world. Newspaper, October 12, 1917, Page 1

Mayo Back, Says U. S. Fleet Is Doing Great Work WEATHER Far ond colder te marron, a WAL @be World. FINAL nce [4 Otpentation Books Open to All.’’ “Clrentation Booka Open to All.’ nn PROB etn Sa wine ters emcee, NN ee New wontte NEW YORK, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, Lil) 22 PAGES PRICE Sh 0080 9 Oceuter sew vorm ana edewn Comnte, 1 CWO CRIES chew nene, ‘HAIG RUSHES THE GERMAN LINE AGAIN; GAINS HALF MILE AT PASSCHENDAELE a, VEN ORL’ CANPMN OASEDG PRT TE-UP NO, 3 SURE. MYO WOLDS ceyays USE GAS SHEL SELLER INST mess OES OSCE YL, MA NTE FORT WAGE EARNERS WAS FAVOR. ERLARES HEAD OF UNION AUTH NEW ADVANGE ‘our Straig to End Contest : ab lied Navy Heads. | . rotiiaias tinue | MISS SHONTS ENGAGED Bankers Warmly Approve Idea of a me ee a TO BE MARRIED TO SON rom a Staff Corresponden' pigs : sunray } ; ‘ AN ATLANTIC PORT, Oct. 12— iti i i Encouraging Thrift and Aiding wis! oe | Aus President O'Connor | Top pet GN, BINGHAM uns aies tape coemenrte| Teri rooee win Thitd Success ~ : 5 2, Oct. 12 Cn route to S Beer rote to, U.S. May Seize Shipping ~- € the Altantie Hivet, swith fis Within Eight Days, Chargin Nation to Win the War—All (0% ee One won ee — | | wbiolonteas sentaagae g y ging Ready to Help. te fan of aa TET f — -—_+4= ‘un vut iw te Awana, <hrough Water and Mud So Deep very effective work and are golig] absad splendidly. F |point below the Ypres-Roulers Railway and were battling atong the Admiral Mayo and j : nfiden pat : Poa sl cuuenn asia ee They Almost Have to Swim. when the series starte ut they | wawek ante ® ‘ oe ines gewoon ee Governor of Federal Reserve Bank brat te White Bo cond Eat iinet Cees win tuing that stra qo moat} BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM, Oct, 12 (By” Approves Plan of The Evening World| 0... fou Naw Sark tied cette ers for ho sald, “wa the complate|the Associated Press).—Larly toslay British troops which began an attack = —__—_— uve easily beaten voth Cleatte and]expressed to-d the pirit of fraternization between me ‘i Flanders this morning had penetrated several hundred yards into the New York, Oct. 11. Faber, the twirlers who defeated them | became kr $ : a he two flocts, Our ships have done |enemy's territory on a six-mile front from near Houtholst Wood to a To the Editor of The Evening World: n Chicago, has made them feel they | fous bowlmen ; : Row- I am heartily in accord with campaign of Evening | ©’ “ter ony twirl! Mai ee taff left im-| Daccchend dee w''t G t Tana t + tok outs they. expect 7 Gime ce s Passchendaele ridge w'hin 1,000 yards of the centre of the village World io encourage subscribtions by saving bank de-} |)" 00" (ow trot mit. Ties expen Pi Nei Bieta te ae is ae e Passohiendiel ie positors through medium of future pay’ | yoroo. tf tney win the #fth sames|pyey wil sual by ans H whaseeriuat wan NPR Loar ail baad % peta ments and concur entirely in your belief } tne Gionts are cock-sure the willl which the Governinent makes. 45 | Navy: Department bination we be une : * = }/ make a seventh mame unnecessary bY! ineir demands are absolutely ju ‘ ' “Admiral H. T, Mayo, United States italy be that such method is far superior to su winning Monday's game back in New|n, ° mibly Avie tonne enaund | any, aut Ml viet howe teranad Germans and the Mud the British attack, ‘The troops along scriptions made in such manner as would | ¥,,-:. | wah from und « wide front had pushed forward to a depth averaging elght hundred | yards or more. result in the withdrawal of deposits. We} = They were talking ahout the Sox INS GUCRREYs a8 ie ® purpose of the Overcome, Says Haig; ind would be the worst + visit of 4 41 Mayo to England was ur atraleht, after last sun-|t!s kind would & i f Adm 1 England w have already provided special placards | “!3™o* fr “'ra'sh ; pomible for New York, Probat | x yoo, to permit bim to confer with offi Mud the Grea er Foe Jay's game, but now baseball expe ue enon ee which bond buyers can put in their wine | iy). th. Guanes’ en re f the allied nav to become inti | [Passchendacie ta 7 3 * of turning - b eee | ( seven miles heveieg Ne heap ster than were Chi. |t docks would ultimate ; mate in every detail with A WITH vit) ar ee alte | northeast or Yate. feta one ae The Giants 1 ulready | Yolved. ee he iy at present, ¥ had PIN FLANDEE a the most important cities along S BENJAMIN STRONG, Governor, fees: P The 1 1 ¢ re now bec done before and to discuss the|] simply splendid” declared iss eataraceret ae eee Federal Reserve Bank of New York. |} ,. y «| hav fioult plang for the future. The British Ad- |] Marshal Sir Douglas Hx to-day, 1) daeie Ridge und 1s not more than ton, even 8 hes t ; miralty extended every courtesy and] discussing hls tatest offensive, | six miles from Roulers, one of the If each savi rin Greater New York saved an extra} as ho isn’t charged with la minals, 7 nen ewes 1 phter of | ONCrY facil Dipmote the aticcens, The enue aires De Zanes main transportation —_centres ' * : efeat, having léft the game with the/sanize a strike for them 1 bias Shonts, 14) 0% this mission j[ shows that the soldiers’ wors ? $2 a week for one ed it on 4 $100 Liberty Loan subser oar to do so. Tio United § on Rutherford Admiral Moyo will proceed Smme-|] enemy is mud. This ts true more | i ; wee vw : o do what it n t diat o Washington and will theré/] than ever because in the part tion, the ton would have $236,0 ’ beiting to-morrow. will prob-| position to do what | Slt hpimemari. oe Thecdrcn| diately te | ee : G ston would have 236,000,000 without 5 to 4 in the Giants’ favor by|is up to the Government officials to A. Hingham, U. $ retired, and|™ake a full report to the Secretary|T ular section here the natural ] disturbing e see that both sides in thi contro- yey pingham. Mis ta has been | of oes Mare rae M visited |] drainage was pata when the Tl early were aware that trouble was ’ nan eat te Inte t . . =n faa yal gli t and our own forces vuntry was inundate A If sue » followed by the masses of New York, | of Deseliy Ae bakte Ua : nent in sock y New York, i ke | impending, as about 4 o'clock @ large | hati it es es of New Y Tee rohe happiest man on train ta] is adjusted ke will surely take Chicago, Washington Newport,//0 British and French waters In or-l1 «Notwithstanding the mud. [number of gam shells was fired by | ny, their subscriptions would exceed | Benny Kau 10 had not made alplace, No officer of any union Sor siutor, (ML Theotura, Bhonta fae eta he might fam } viz ani British, Including men from all}! them along the British front. ] . subser Pactatn he tone | to yesterday's game, but whose | stop tt wit rrivd in 1908 to rmanuel| With the conditions under which the|/T gomintons, and the French have Th ‘ed | ni ubseribed to date to the loan by a res | nit up @ main enemy jay wae inciers of tl P n by all the millionaires | two home runs put the Sox to rout.| | The harbor craft owne nd ov Mr die 4 in] aiiied op >perating vercome both the mud and the not the Germans but the mud. 5 an . ta: al He says he is going to keep up the/ators declare they have grant % ‘ s after t om ’ | The Germans were far less for- i The savings institutions of the city, led by the great Em igrant and | good work. creases amounting to $10 nth Mr Am, Whose father was aid BERNSTORFF SMUGGLED nnn | idable than previously, owing te t Bowery Savy Banks, stand read. lca Commissioner of Boal the di 4 week and buy their bonds on the i myosin’. jess) PAPERS OUT IN TOBAGCO JAPAN CALLED ON song thom by the recat terre settled, the Federa! Gov 4 to help th le save this $2 a since June ai “amen ine ee $22] gu MAYORS SEITE GOAL [mo alent play The Bowery Savings Bank, moi n blows of the British. Field Mar- 4 sen Te ae TO PREVENT SUFFERING} ::%» over tne port and arvtt yen 1 /yysts of he» re FOR SHIPS AND MEN) shar'Haic, who doce not confine : famous of Now York's keep New York from betng throttled Hogsheads Shipped from Richmond himself to Headquarters, paid ; atitutiona, with more tha 08,060, ROOFS Se There 1 heer t F M high tribute to his men for thelr 000 of deposits, has joined in th a OF CORRIGAN’ Drop in Temperature and Fall of connection with recent w - U. 5. T0 TAKE ALL SHIPS | tid to Have Been H 198 | Tokio Newspaper Declares Allies] gallant work in the eA ee ’ S CHARGES | Snow Make Drastic Meas- [troubles that the Goy OF MORE THAN 1,500 TONS of Communication Are Now Insisting on Activity Prisoners were beginning to come : Eve prom t tins aan Aeaeunr meanered toldo rire! y | RICHMOND, Oct, 12.—Former Ger in War. in early although slowly, owing to the | the t ‘ 0 t 5 Sig ees nitor Urges: Rival Sibmi u ecessary, he wltimatumiof the mon w —__ man Ambassador Herr ff smug-| el condition of the ground, savings into Governm bonds. 1 cutor Urges Rival to Submit) Goresnt Oy, Ooh: | ee BaPOMR| eo comsanicg ced inaininn sd hy h of Mininium: Mt Nec-| #led diplomatic ducuments out of the] TOKIO, Oct, 12.—The Allies are tnsist-| LONDON, Oct. 12.—The British i subscribed yesterday $2,000,000 of Them Before Own or Some throughout Ohio were preparing (0-day | earn een y the M pd United States In hog f tobacco |ing on Japan's participation In the War] troong in Flanders, for the third time 3 the bonds to pareet out to its army | é to acize eal to prevent suffering, which |' oe Oren pap stgt essary by Great Need of pped by 1B. K. Velter, former Ger-|w 1 fichting ships, according |) gine ttacked the Gi. i JI depositors on the instalment | Other Court, ead, in their com-|€3" AMilation of the Port " ante an Vice Consul, y p to recently ft . writer of the newspaper ||" C/E! Gays, attacked the Germans of small depositors on th ee f te becoming widespread, Meccan [Mark Which. le made nip 6k the 4 Transatlantic Vessel it ne? hea Ms Aled a \ this morning on a front of about six jan. Swann sent to-day| munities. S¢ ady have done #0 . apis wr Neary an Operated large toh ware-} Nicht ay ; ant rahe patrlotle en: the {an open letter to Maxlatrate Joseph ¥.| With a ble drop In temperature ana|rine Engineers’ Beneficial Associat ASHINGTON, Oct, 13.—In itn TeatHt+| hausen here, according to Information ] Dalles | REPtHORRE Ge) SFO Oe Eee the falling of snow in many towns to-|Harbor B, na that sitch a dras-|tion of Ma In| Cerrigan, who, as an independent c: r-|didate for District Attorney, charg Bowery Savings Bank close harmony with ita equally p A ng of whips Oct, 15, ¢ ping do here to-da | reports they are making satisfactory | day cam progress, Rain fell heavily during eter warely * recently through which Germany's lino of communications to the Belgtan | seaport submarine bases pases.) : Indications are that the Germans P king over ful neighbor, the Emigrant Industrial} SPeech In Cooper Union last night part of t Mayors |‘Tidewater Boatmen's r s re 1 and ops and greater Japanese | last night. ; he ue * Jaunched | {bat he vidence and proof of of nber of Mayors to-| takes in every min mt r doud aa n aval participation A press despateh from the from 7 Savings Bank, which has launched | 7200 0, I sgareieat act dal el aged gen anne ora? : 0 Docu-| er declared that r the fall/ says all the first objectives were ‘4 the popular subscription plan with GSE Wea BeGe ee ce are Hee 4 . portant bearing lof Riga the Entonte Allies asked that/awppt over and taken in the first aggressive dis) On the walls o rian to produce his proot ta Scateae a te hi : nélucnoe China's | Japan send an expedition to Europe. An} dash, The victory wae achieved de the Bowery Bu t £ wid calls on him as a committing Mag " PESOS EES (Fee Wa e Japan explained that mobilization | goite the fearful state of the ground within a fow days a t on tra > present before himself, o 4 : ‘ 1 to-] waa tmpra ! Lcilinpadl 9 and A . banner, t th 1s pour | some ot rato, tho eae ug . Ht said to-day that to grant eee : A ge inipry bremot the belief thay |—Hterally an ocean of mud-—througt ! iia mands would mean bank ; | the jomands would become more| Which the advancing Tommies wal- through 4 of the spportunity | nis to. Hees a Administrator Harry A.lmanyy concerne, and. t : ADA in Ht setriaa ang |ahe more inaiatent from now on }lowed and almost swam, that 1s offered to them a alikittrate Corrigan told his audience veland to-day and|yathep Juv up thelr bi 1 : Mad Mineataty HCEs attasetee NEW THRIFT ENCOURAGED, OLD 1 by an attache of the Dherict nc | made this declaly nt According to the bi M RUSSIANS WINB BACK | wave # the correspondent sald, seer SAVINGS NOT DISTURBED. Mice to s rach coal, W Adie ° ere an dhe. arrived within a short distance of eee change hin testimony ) Kot it, we are going| ble which has culmina 4 " M Paxas aeals As the yeni rid has a Grand Jury #9 as to shield a strike ultimatum has been “ 4 wv an anil Indien) Moral Condition Around Camp i / j announce: raon, ‘The Dlstrict Attorney Oot; 1=The threats lislnse guna a0, when th aintalning trad » the) Stantey Called “Mmply Horetnt | A despatch from Berlin sald an- Courasi to Sppcar before ona of the an’ th ORIG WA tales : ey nt consid ‘ WASHI i Wa }nouncement had been made by the tions, t ‘ ines Tuesday at 10.90 ofcto. ian Aitnoling Ohinline ec mee ; — —_ Departine n » on Training | Petrograd Reports 5 Hard Fighting in| War Office that “fresh attacks were Ree nik t nough fuel ars Famous Hebel Yell to We Takem Camp Act toda publ ie Revion of Riva—Lose at. | Pesta on a wide front in Flanders in say Ma Corr an as asin Ohio and BAK rin to Vrance. ; Kowers of| the Re A to-day by Entente forces after drum- | bonds demand: Y : enced : One Point, fire had heen directed the area new + l s i ON THE WAY! | ; k ro ') PETROGRAD, Oct oun-|from the Lys to the Ypres-Menin every t ton] aroneS IS NTH! E WAY! sa a ter-attack erday ops | Road,” tenti notitl Mr, | t ory message from| dispute. This board wa ptured t tret dnes-| Wield Marshal Haig’s latest effort is "i peel | the® statement was wi om aived to-day at the | But failed t aplish a 7 th o -, t wwhed in the same region aw The i 4 “ Weat Burean:| cording t Kika . ick on Tuesday, in which the aetheil ; . trict Attorne uve tha rn M " ; ‘ \ , in co-operation with the if ings } wrote him a lett A : / re nah ® Vr drove back the Germans 4 smialls t f Sato tuck * ’ f A \ h I ! deaian ndvanced su front of reven miles and cap / ° I tured more than 2,000 prisoners, It ja % is as \ Cooree F would 5 5 $15 Men's Suits & &0' Coats, $9. 95 i fol, vd by josnist ey ' World's Series comments, H Hub clithing ‘ Qernuian thom alk : n Nig | er see ie P ent _O'Co t They “biff” the baseball =" way, comer Tia : ak mn wean the domi- ; 4,000, 7 Mapshoremne on y “ ” RAR DRDO DD \ i e a | See worth ly : Tinited Bhipy battle “on the beezer” and A G : N G tae f sduy's attack gave the British | («c ni ) | Fe a ait Ran | Pec lve “cop the gravy,” \ wns i et nd on the ridge and left the ; «- ; : eh Aubert Vushington f Ro} ; 1 § 7 ESULTS, Page 2 A Wy, $9.95 & |G . Ws tion . na I real obe Churman of . soe ot ke 8 4 ray t Kit tll The! , n of Pass! : BNA KAREN Noy Dae, ava pelvst had astiols J the last books and money [to forward % full 1 an 10-DAY'S SPORTING PAGE } ENTRIES, Page 16 3! flo ciothiers, iu vaun as. sur Burslay we region of Passchendasie, The \ Malia sites of the church, pee Fsiepaooe Hoekiuas 1WWeddiy, ation, a maave rita “GAN Olk SONS OF Me Gas i