The evening world. Newspaper, November 1, 1917, Page 2

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1917 ee turn the tadles on the Austro-Ger-| he British statesman declared, “that mans” he friendship of the Italian and Bri Thourh no ofMfrial statement ha+| sh nations iy about to be cemente Deen issued, It is belleved from this| »y co-operation of thelr armies, to- message that General Cadorna has| gether with those of the gallant extricated his armies and bya masterly retreat, taken up his position along the Tagliamento River, prepared *rench on the same battlefield, “Lam confident the Allies will stem the tide of the enemy advance In dus eoribe @ remarkable scene in the Aus- trian Reichrath Ort. 27, showing the disaffection of the numerour Cxech ele- ment, which fas given the Austrian Government great concern The President of the Chamber formal noune of the great Austro-German over the ftal- ans on the Balnaizza plateau and called tor cheers for the Austrian Army, Not fe safety with the Italian main body, Cohfidence ts expressed that Gen. Cadorna will be able to check the fmpetuous advance of the Austro- Germans on the Tagiiamento. Bhould a further retreat be necensary, he will fali back to the Piave River, a far stronger defensive position, marked for centuries by Italians aa the orie- ma victory General Staff than any other section Tt ts believed the invaders could ever pass this lino, A spevial cable from Paris quotes Premier Painleve as saying England and France will go immediately to Italy's assistance. France, he paid, had been equal to every demand made upon her, and he was confident she could furnish Italy all the assistance neoded. the ONE REGIMENT WIPED OUT Germanic elements Ambulance Officer, Back From Front, Tells How 130,000 Men Were Used to Fill Ranks. OMecers returning from the front line ‘trenches to-day on a British liner told of battle losses that are almost incred- thle, Lieut n W. Townnrend of Buf- falo, who wan attached to the aixty+ first section of the Norton-Herjen A — LLOYD GEORGE TELLS ITALY ALLIED ARMIES WILL STEM TIDE Nov. on the Verdun front. | “An example of the toll the German runs take,” he ead, “in the 94th Fri [Infantry of the 424 Division, That reel- |ment of 9,000 men hi | wiped out more than forty-three times in the three yore It has been flebting and there are to-day only five men of the original regiment left. Sinee it went te jthe front the first time it has had 180,+ 000 men sent to All it up LONDON, 1—Premier Livyd George telegraphed Premier Orlando to-day expressing the Allies’ satisfac- ten at Italy's courage under invasion and confidence in her future, “It In a source of real satisfaction,” haan on antntal “What they call an attacking bat- talion consists of 1,600 men and after one of their attacks has been made thore is alwaya at least an $0 per cent dose to count “Along @ nine-mile front at Verdun, the French have 00 guns, and when the action gets warm the ex- penditure of ammunition t» two mil- lion rounds a day, Of rae we are [going to win this war but not until ywe have auffered. You must be pared for casualties, lote of them ‘AMERICAN FLYER BACK; WOUNDED 10,000 FEET UP Lieut. Von Alstyne of Boston Severely Injured in Battle With Just surprise "em to-day —give them Runkel's Don't tell them—but watch those smiles when they taste it! That “chocolaty” taste and that rich srnooth- ness makes ‘em all smack their lips and hold their ( rl | | cups for “more, rane,” ~ ua age «il German Aeros. one of the most pleasant Te an Atlantic port to«lay @ British |atoamahip brought 119 passengers. ways to economize on | Among thern were Lieuts. J. W. Va wheat, meats and vege- | Alstyne of Boston and James W. Thom cables, of Canada, members of the Roya “Book of Tas.y Things” lying Corps and both wounded Lieut. Van Alstyne has been in a hos | pital in England for eleven months, re cover from severe wounds suffere ring encounter with a Germ: \ lying squadron at an altitude of 10,00 sent free on request Address» RUNKEL 3ROTHERS | feet. He was frat winged over th | Ger lines and began to plan ape man ple +86W. 30th Si toward his own, One knee was shat [tered and his neck badly gashed b | shrapnel | Two embers of the squadron wit! which he was flying, were killed, bu Van Alstyne and the others got bach to the British Hines. Iieyt. Thomson was badly wounded eR unkel’s the COCOA: fficers will be at the Hiltmor it si touperate and Thomason le going ¢ | dis home in Canada, Harry A, Lyona, Viee-Consul o * United Btates at Nice, returnes with Mra, Lyons ‘“There are many ways to enjoy Gulden's,’’ says the epi- cure. $4,000,000 IN GERMAN Gulden's makes good foods taste ——~ better, GULDENS Goods ‘Paid for by American Im porters Prior to U. S. Entry Into War Released, | | 43 TIMES IN FRANCE * | front, bulance Corps, described his experience MERCHANDISE COMING GERMANS EXPECT | AMERICAN DRIVE f years as the first line from which course. The backroll is coming.” | Ttaly would be defended. All the heavy _ | British’ euns that have been tn action Ceechs Re to © Over | @® the Italian front have been em- Victory tm ttaty, | Placed in the Tagiiamento line, and WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. — OMotal _-__e a the British troops have withdrawn Cablegrams received here to-day de- Captured Officer Also Looks to See 100,000 of Uncle Sam’s Airplanes in Action. | BRITIAN FRONT IN BELOTUM Nov. 1 —The Canadians passed a com paratively quiet night in their new tnal line of defense, and its topogra- 4% single Czech res --4ed and members| ponitions near Passchendaele, the phy ts better known to the Italian Of that party wat In aullen silence. to | Germans apparently being content to the eat indignation and dismay of let well enough alone after their series Of costly counter-attack, Heavy artillery fire continued at various points, the German gun | work being especially intense in the | fegion between Bchaep Balilie and | Poelcapelle. Here, in the valley of @ little river, the British were shelled ‘trom two outposts tn fortified farms and withdrew slightly to the went of these places. A captured German officer bas made some Inte! ting statements, among which war one to the effect that he expected the Americans next spring | to continue the offensive on the Yprea He added that he was looking |to America to build 100,000 airplanes, He declared that there would be no general withdrawal of the Germans in Belgium, but that they will fall back fighting for each position, He stated significantly that there had been a decrease in the morale of the German troops and that the men were lowing respect for their officers, fc a BRITISH ARTILLERY BLASTING THE WAY FOR ANOTHER ATTACK French Raiding Parties Penetrate German Lines at Several Points. LONDON, Nov. 1.—British artillery bias an enemy eoncentra- tion around Passchendaele, apparent- away |1y being prepared for an attack, Field !Marehal Halg reported to-day. Fast and northeast of Ypres, the British Commander-in-Chief sald, hoatile artillery was active. PARIS, Nov, 1.—French raiding de- tachments last night penetrated the pve lines at several points, the} War Office reports, A German attack northwest of Rheims wan repulsed. Che announcement follows: “The artillory fighting was rather spirited along our new positions in Jolgium and on the front north of he Alsne, The enemy attomptod vithout success an attack on our snall posts north ot the Loivre, orthweat of Rheims. “We made several successful ineur- GERMANS EXPECT U. S. TO S"ND 100,000 AIRPLANES 7'O° FRANCE New York Women Busy Packing Christmas Kits For American Soldiers at the Front in France| PEIABIRRAD eeeeue Y SoF9 4 4 ; $ ° ; é rey + Re Oae Many volunteer workers, includ- ing women prominent in soctety, fare busy at the New York head- quarters of the Red Cross pack- ing Christmas kits to be shipped CLEP EEOEDEREED DG | 0900004000606000484% O46 VAD PRA D4 FORGOEEOEDT ee es Sr ed to the American soldiers at the bears a card of greeting from the front. The Red Cross is taking donor, Those shown in the photo- pains to wee that not one of the rraph, from left to right, are: boys fail to receive @ Christmas Miss Hazel Yuells, Miss Jennie remembrance, Each kit is wrapped Schoef Miss Oliva Sherwood in a bandanna handkerchief and | and Miss Lillian Robicheau. WILSON NAMES MEN FOR PARIS GONFERERCE:| Arrangements Completed for the Meeting of Allied Representa- tives on Noy, 15. WASHINGTON, Noy. 1—President Yileon has selected the American Com: pnera to the great Allied conference i iy Nov. othe firet in \ which thie Gov yament haa officially partici- ¢ Tholr names will be announced soon. Their work has been outlined. TURKISH TORPEDO: BOAT SUNK IN THE BLACK SEA PETROGRAD, Nov, 1.—S8inking of a Turkish torpedo boat in the Black Sea and burning of two steamers was an- nounced officially to-day On the Riga front the War Office sald the enemy at some points was retiring to previously prepared positions Snivaiionllineenranens CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS. jons into the German lines nea fethincourt, southeast of St Quentin, | n the Champagne, in the sector of souain, in the Argonne, in the region f Bolante, and in the Woevre, north f Flirey. We brought back forty pris- ners and {nfilcted serious losses on ne enemy.” ———_ ‘SPY SEEKER’ SHE CALLED AT U.S, NAVY LIEUT. larkington Has Haranguing Widow Arrested and She Is Held for Investigation, Lieutenant C, R. Tarkington, of the U. 8. Navy, Just returned from service Abroad, was passing through the Mu- alelpal Building to~ soman Harranguing « crowd. irew near he allages the woman pointed at him and said: WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.—Appre: “There goer one of those Kpy-seekers Lad | STARD mately $4,000,000 worth of now, He is not worth anything, Any- prefucts, piled up on the wharves at}one you see in that uniform ta worth: Atich blend of terdam, will be permitted to move | teas," ‘ Nature's purest sige Tarkington caused the woman's ar- materials, Cuiden' The State Department has obtained rraixned in Center Street Court, sag from th elen ' w ‘arcaret Knight ly maturally coo. HW t handine Kneul‘orty y id of No, $11 to r «r | ast at Btreet the charke A bee a tte the nave Magi De An American Standard Popular since 167 QUIT SCKOOL Prefer y to W to Studying make For VICTORS PERFUCT SERVICE CALL OK WRITE FOR DETAILS Fhone VanderLilt 3001 WAREROOMS Sth Ave. at 391th $1 [a Meh ach from laat y« “Lost ‘ound artic ised in The Worid or reported an NY? paverti fe “Lost and Vound Bureau.” oom 3 World Building. will be Natod 0: thirty day Th inte can be OFen at any of The Word's Offic “Lost and Found’ advertiser ean be left at any of The Word'e avertising Agencies, oF can 20 waned directly to The Wertd. | 4000 Deckman, New Yor. @y lym Office, 4100 Main, FOR WAR JOBS, | TON, Nov. 1 R} echool boy and & to Ko to achool thin yea History, but to get war jobs fe Rock ‘*The World’s Best Table Water” bur ty remanding her n. A for fur- | +3 © 1 | Three s Ms H i i OTTAWA, Nov. 1.—The latest Cana- j r| jtan casualty lat contains the following Fhe vamos of American: iM 2h Died of Wounds. A. stayton, 1) ;|Mureka, Pal; W. H. MeSpadden, i te 0 , yhn KR, Baxton White, | tf 4 | "Wounded—leut, D. W. Pente 18 pnville, Mase: bi. Purser t 3 An a5, y when he saw « € | With net changes from previous clove. 1 aS Alte Gan Fale Sis mi Beet ugar) 71% TOly =i ratty: Go Nd Can i Hide & J. iy, Hite Hie S t i. VAs Am | Am. | Ami |S ‘Apaoons . Ateh,. Ta 8 F Asem ew win Locomotive Oe fet he fis ’, 5g 4 1 R tat ot - | Blecite {% Sonera) ioayt cc 4 Groat Nor ut at ster Nek Ther. al Bee chy Govihin 1 STiy.npringhicut™™ 3 Ig is H 1 lami, Co, denn! Wot ye Cr er Sya d Bock a! re ars 'U. S, WATCHES MAYORALTY ELECTIONS IN FIVE CITES "| Administration Particularly Con- cerned With Hillquit’s Speed in New York. ‘ON, Nov, L—F Mayoralty PIMLICO WINNERS. PIMLICO, A WO) warn M RACE: Inaugur: yASHIN ume | big cl are demanding the attention of the Government pistory elections in HOUNG; NIN | Snow ea, Uutu, ‘Lune, 402. In New York, where Morris Hili + AKO Pan. Socialist candidate on an out-andwut| Si tuies three-year anti-war ticket, 1 running with alarm- ); straignt $u.0, piace ing speed, the Administration ts par- eae fret: weaay ou. 1) ticularly concerned. Nina Ware. tir inkynens In Cleveland the candidacy of C. E. tine, 1 rook: Ruthenberg, accused as a draft obstruce yn, ‘traction, Siar The Dean, tor, is unque in the records of Mayor- King’s Uaks, Mariano, Sea Beach al#0 airy contests, He te running on a So: FOURTH RACE—Arlington Handi Cialist anti-war ticket, three-year-old and up; mule and a ak: Toledo « campaign for Mayor is raging BMD $9.90 pace $4.80 wane ergy, Around Robert T, Haworth, Socialist w Sun sonnet, 16 Cluxton), piace anti-war candidate, against whom all Ta them, Sens, Becoud: Hat svucne, 16 other parties have united thelr forces Nawirabat, Btraint Forward, ‘KJuck OM an “America Fine” platform, Ad- Aivuut, JUlacon atso rap. ministration leaders are expecting some expaengaperine PIMLiGy cw RIES, possible surprises in the strength shown by these candiaates, Whether there is @ nation-wide moves eames ment to turn the resulin of (he elect.ons Special to the breniag World.) in these cities into propaganaa axuingt he war ernment. ta bel j watched by the en ALL BERLIN SHIVERS. Scarce and t ported Unhe COPENHAGEN, Nov, t.—Ac to the ris of Berlin many ents of that elty ated homes owing olde; Gov- | Coat Vorwa res! are to their inability @ quarter Full delivery was promixed by but now the only hope e ed of a ton of coal per Nov. room. the new year, REBUKE FOR HILLQUIT, Chamber of Commerce Also 9 of La Follette, of Comn Both Hillquit Senator LaFoilet Socialist cs Mayor ferred to upecitieally were in report Special for to-Morrow, Friday, Nov. 2d N, SURPRISE A oot CHOCOLAT! Aweeth. Drenen| we cannot «et COVERED fo faa own Moselle ae Clttering fur ENT MOLASSES TALF well liked by you ood "bi 11a) Premium, 106. with @ « . Fit Kock idicap: hee Store, The wele th r the frat | shivering in un- to obtain even the scanty allowance of 1 pressed ts that 1sons WAItNg lo purenane a regular few f life Buyers are comp Ned te pe all day to oblain a few vopsful, which they have to carry themselves, To seantily clu miserably shod women and chil dren of the poor this is @ severe strain Sa its | Brooklyn, sald to be worth $2,600,000, ris the Brookivy, Newark TY. LAWYER AT HEAD OF GIANT PAGXING TRU Joseph P. Cotton Takes Charr Food Administration and P* Are to Come Down. CHICAGO, Nov. 1—The Packing trust ever knowfn—it cludes every packing’ house im countty—came into unopposed to-day by grace of the G und elevated to the position of wreatest packer, Joseph P. C New York lawyer. Packers, who, upon one occasion another in years past, have spent lions of dollars to prove that were not In a trust, admitted it @ smile to-day, and pointed with to the fae that the Go through Mr, Cotton, ts the conti factor in It, “t have been full full co-operation o} oven to the cutting of thelr p said Mr. Cotton. "We are wo 12 NOCMENT CHARGE FRAUDS BROOKLYN PRIMARY Inspectors Accused in Cole Riegelmann Contest—Two Plead Guilty. Twelve election Inspectors were in- dicted by the Kings County Grand Jury to-day for alleged false returns of the voting in the Democratic pri- ansured of naries. The specific charge ts alter- ng the correct count of votes tor Bird &. Coler and William Riegel- "2W,With price reduction In view, course, the Government insures nan, rival candidates for the Demo. | asainst dianeter. Sania cratic nomination for Borough Presi- ae 8! jz Butter Board Closed by Adminintration, John O. Snyder, secretary to Con-| WASHINGTON, Nov. 1 gressman Harry lished Rutter Board has been aboil; Howard Dale, the . Demoeratic Captain of tho 14th ‘2¢,Food, Administration apd future the ordinary law of au Election District of the 14th Assem- demand will determine butter bly District, was also indicted on the charge of unlawfully handling the ballots in his district. Pach of the defendants was heid in $1,000 ball after all but two had pleaded not guilty. The two who, pleaded gutlty are Louls Pollak, No. 381 South Third Street, Brooklyn, ind Joseph Hack ar., No, 314 Hooper Street, Brooklyn, They are held in! vail pending sentence. They were In- pectors in the Fourteenth Election District of the Fourteenth Assembly Glasses for Occastia use. “Must I my glasses ail time?” is a quent question our cl'ents, esp cially those whd have just becot Yistrict, The other indicted inspect. eyeglass users. ors in that district are Albert H. Bhr- In many cé |hardt jr. and G ¢ Marks, It ts al it is not n leged that they gave Coler 3 votes sary, as cert: nstead of 14, and Riegelmann 61 tae glasses are @ stead of 38. signed to pre | In the Fourth Election District of cytes °% the Third Assembly District, Inspec- 4 . should be + | |tors Patrick J. O'Connor, William only’ whan e ) | Stoddart, Simon O'Donnell and John Y Piped , R. Gallagher are alleged to have wor euu given Coler 7 instead of 12 yotes and tense applicatiy Riegelmann 127 {nstead of 79. When correct*#F) | In the Third Election District of glasses are used |the Eighth Assembly Distr ec-| iy urten possible to diser tors Cornell W. Bradley, J.| them after the sight has b May, Henry H. Hustie and Thomas, adjusted and normal ye coi P, Boulton are alleged to have given |Coler 27 instead of 56 votes and Rie. |gelmann #4 instead of 68. a |TUMULTY NOT A CANDIDATE, ditions restored. If you are experiencing h aches or eyestrain, or are dij satisfied with your glasses, one of our Oculists exam " No Desire to Succeed Haghen of Jersey, He Saya, WASHINGTON, Noy. 1.—Secretary Tumulty gave out a statement at the White House to-day denying that he | would Hughes of New Jersey. tor $2.00 or more, according te lenses required and the mo ings you prefer. Wststonn | | ¢ @ candidate to aucceed Sen- | | | said he, “many good friends | come frem those friends from New; 3} 3 who do not know of my intimacy | #4 with Senator Hughes and my deep ad- | {24 miration for him. Therefore there can) 262 frock, Bt. Nicholas Av. ® Broadway het be no solld basis in fact for these sto-|1y07_ Broadway. nr ries, The Democracy of New Jersey is| 48% Fulton 8t.. opp. next to Bedell, M | solidly behind Senator Hughes and will oss nthustastically support him on his de- Broad 8 ure for renomination.” \= = maces Stoo i ') “He Stands on His Record” |TJG AND CAR FLOAT CRASH. ery With VOTE FOR Our Foriner Post:aaster EDWARD M. MORG COUNTY CLERK Fusion, NepublicanandC Democracy ite | Former Grounded at Stem. ‘The noonday crowd that usually prom- enades along the Battery sea wall was given a thriller this afternoon |when the ocean going tugboat Princess, owned by the Cahill Towing Line, crashed Into a Now York Central Rail. road steel loaded car float about 3 ‘feet off the Battery. The Princess was hurriedly piloued to the Battery wall with a ten foot gap in her stem and grounded on the rocks to prevent sinking. Officials of the Cahill Towing Company 2 suid a inleunderstanding of signals was o » probably the cau, the collision. = BANKING AND FINANCIAL, COSDEN & COMPANY earnings, sinking fund, de» preciation and late news, A_ complete up-tethe minute analytical report. AETNA EXPLOSIVES —discussion of the antiel $2,500,000 FRAUD CHARGE. | Stockholder jen Reeeivership of in Distributing Concern, | Allegation of fraud tn the mantpula-| | tion of the oapital stock of the D, & ©. Company, Inc., cereal distributers, with | headquarters in the Bush Terminal, | 4| o ternoon adopted rt| resulted to-day In the appointment of pated Government con LATONIA ENTRIES, in the nature of @ protest against the | Charles J. Campbell of No 51 Chambers tracte—earnings FIRST RACK in_ public office and othe: "The ‘appointment was the result of a y Philip Ca as ngs of Kh: —first annual report and statement by the Presi- dent. 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