The evening world. Newspaper, November 2, 1917, Page 3

a7 Justice Denounces Attacks Upon His Loyalty and Patriotism. “RETER ANERCANTCHEL' REND | ~THANYITHELS, HASS75000 RAB, WORK 1 DOOGNG ASSERTS COMACANSHYLA'SHMRGE US. DETROERS |Judge Declares Greve G That Amount Annually From Bungalows on City Land. ~~ U BOATS’ HARDES! Fewer Merchanimen — 1 More Submarines Sunk, It | Sult of American Efforts. Bupreme Court Justico Daniel F.| Mayoralty candidates slammed at} BASH OF THE AMERICAN PLO Cobalan issued the following statement @efending his Americanism and hts Patriotism to-duy: “Until a for President of the United State: yned my name, 1 have been eilent under the misrepre- < sentation whd abuse which have been feaped upon me in this catnpalen, but { do not believe in justice to the poo- ple or to m ¢ that I should longer remain silent, “In a most wanton and unjustifia- ‘ble manner, Mr. Mitchel has, in his Piiblic speeches, assailed me by asso- oclating my name with a charge of disloyalty to my country. “Most strongly do I resent such éonduct, and such a charge, and I assert that T am a better and more loyal American that ho {s, not only by choice, but through inheritance, for my father and grandfather were better Americans than were his father and grandfather, “The mon who are really guilty of Gisloyalty to our common country are those who are now, for their own selfish purposes, engaged in sowing dissension and discord among the various racial groups that make up AF population, instead of working mealously and unceasingly to unite them against tho mmon enemy. ‘These are the men who are the real enemies of America “The man, | not w be, Who says that 1 have ev @ disloyal thought, not to speak of having uttered a disloyal word, or done a disloyal act, says what is false @lid the truth is not in him, care fibre mers crests and welfare am with ber in Germany without tion, and I would war in which she Was opposed by any other country. “EL have not d until the pres- “ my position, 1 takable from arnegic Hall within fter the declaration » home; those rest to me and future it not for » to the und wer Tam not a 1 am not tn taken part in and that any my name into this to the intel the present ctr man should dra contest is a ch ligence of our citi “If in tho contest a to try to bi 8 of @ political inds {t necessary real questions at issue by claiming for himself all the patriotism in the city and wantonly assailing the loyalty of other men, then indeed he is a fit subject for pity in the judgment of reasonable and fair-minded men.” LEAPS TO RUNAWAY’S NECK. jeach other to-day in broadsides of bit- terest invective. Mayor Mituhel, voice- ‘less and under treatment at his home, jattacked Judge Hylan on the pro- |German issue tn @ typewritten stato- ment. The Judge came buck with 4 dictated denunciation of the Mitchel | administration's land deals, William M, Bennett stood on a soap- box in City Hall plaza ‘at noon de- nouncing Fusion attempts to “cheat” him out of the primaries and the elec- tion; also criticising edministration finances. He did not speak from City Hall steps, as announced, be- cause, he alleged, the Mayor refused to let him. A Park Department per- mit for speaking in the plaza was easily obtained. In concluding his meeting in City Hall Plaga Bennett turned toward the City Hall and shouted an invitation to the Mayor to come outside and an- swer some questions. “I've made more speeches than the Mayor and all the other candidates,” cried Bennett, “and my voice hasn't given out, I challenge Mayor Mit- chel to step outside and answ questions 1 want to jut to hin A crowd of 1,000 men echoe nett's challenge. One man yelled, “Come out, Jack!" and the demand became a chorus, ‘The meeting broke up with concerted “booing.” The Mayor, in his statement, an- swered Judge Hylatt's assertion that the Friends of Peace letterhead was a forgery. “To-night,” he sald, “I will produce absolute proof that this letterhead was not a forgery. I will produce proof to show, not only that Judge Hylan's name appeared on it, but that he knew that his name was on the letterhead before it was sent out “I have challenged Judge Hylan to deny under oath in such a way that the denial, if false, would constitute perjury that his name was on the letterhead of the disloyal convention, The public will observe that this 1s the one thing Judge Hylan does not dare to do. “I ghall not ask the public to wait longer for Judge Hylan. To-night 1 shall prove that Judge Hylan delib- erately etates what he knows to be faise when he says ‘no such letter- head ever been in existence be- iylan chose Rockaway Park for ly point of attack on Mitchel, saying: “Pour of Mayor Mitchel's friends are under indictment tn connection with the Rockaway Park, Dreamland rk and South Brooklyn marginal way land deals. city know that one of these in- ted men, William M. Greve, is drawing $75,000 w year In rentals for ungalows on city land at Rockaway Point? “One of my firat acts as Mayor will be to direct the Corporation Counsel I shall appoint forthwith to evict Mr. Greve and divert the $75,000 a year from his pocket into the city tngasury, Mayor Mitchel and Lamar Hardy, his Corporation Counsel, are gullty of neglect of duty tn not pro- ceeding againat Greve. CHAPLAIN LAUDS U, S. WORK Do tho people of | ¢ manders furnish dence that the destr effective of present w Avoid the subinarties., submarines aro having of it. ‘The vesuit of the during the last fo not only a decrease in merchant ships but als satisfactory Increase of eubmarines sunk now reached a stags in training both the | patrol flotillas. While sy voying was undertaken that veloped The offensive side jay best be shown by en a submarine & convoyed ship--as there Is always scene, and ting” that particul correspondingly of a torpedo is destroyer’s lo good line on the dire an submarine {s lying: immediately steors 9 speed in tion over a consid The Associated was told of threw cas fortnight in which thus destroyed. In no doubt, subm without any vi water of thelr low badiy crippled, as 1 | damaged ig | pereullar ¢ Jago. This U bound from ¢ {ty torpedo at ar @ hundred yards wise and unsafe such close rang take their targets these days loaded with a | tertal and | forctt hi | | marine as the . The hull o: wacd 200 Yards,|VOFY Revs G Lothrop Starr Speaks) crushed lie in 484 Street. at St, Paul's Service. jwith all Mounted Pollceman Albert Harriott] The Very Rev. G, Lothrop Starr, D.D..| - leaped from his saddle to of @ runaway cab h After being iceman brought just before woul it certain, TR horee was driven by F in of No, 261 West 28th § fed when frik ed by a Pile, Policeman Harriott was slightly bruised, There were no arre \/terations Sale At Four Parisian Models and ts on his way to his in Onitarlo Province, of which hi ea He spoke Rlowingly of the power of America and the readiness it hag shown to go Into the confilet with all { anhood and money. Ile 3 the destruction of an intolerabl rim which is holding in bondag ‘at people Luxurious Warmth— Chic and Youthful 25 Full of that distinction which characterizes the new Winter models of Parisian specialists in the dress of the \ jeunne fille, |\ Smart Velours de Laine Crush Fur Collars Broadcloths—-Bolivias \ All y the newer warmth- without-weight woolens - high waists, wide girdles, cross-over self collars and roomy pockets—richly lined with the season's best silks and peau de cygne. Coats that would be bountiful values at Without Charge Fashion Shops Nineteen West 34th St. Brooklyn: 460-462 Fulton St.| 14-16 Downtown: r Newark: W. 14th St.| Broad & W. Park plain in the Britsh army tn! told of hig experiences in the | at the noonday meeting in St. | Paul's Chapel to-day, Dr. Starr is on home | the Workinen Thrown © Vehicle Hits Telegrip Hasbrouck Height 20,000 Care tn the MONTREAL, > ean Whose pe in Aer TILLA IN BRITISH WAT 2 (by the Associated Mress).—|) taken from captured U The convoying of merchin perfection, after many mon chant ships and the pers a defensive measure, it hu ying ut same time the best offensi .| vet devised against the the line shown able le the oft-repeated entry 1 these logs Ahow conclusively a still m icers prima 1 r pedo's Ww: 4 ps ore depth charges In a considerable > canes, this proves effective, f depth charges cause serious com many inst 15 INJURED IN WRECK OF BUS ON WAY TO CAMP nW Ante Kitted sted, ee 3 Stee om | { j POLITICAL An Answer to the HYLAN and HEARST Lies _ Regarding the Mitchel Administration. Hylan holds the ‘Tammany record for MISREPRESENTATION and COWARDICE. — He has continually lied about the Mayor and when challenged to make good, SLINKS AWAY. Back of him are the MUD-BATTERIES OF THE DISLOYAL HEARST, of whom the Berlin Vossische Zeit- THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDA POLITICAL. ung in’ December, 1914, said: The Lie “An especially happy achievement of Count von Bernstorff is that he succeeded during a visit to William Randolph Hearst, the American newspaper king, 600 American newspapers for the German cause. Since the visit of Count von Bernstorff to Mr. Hearst the whole Hearst press has come out openly for the German cause.” Below in one column are some sample HEARST-HYLAN LIES and beside each is THE TRUTH: won. Hearst and Hytai allege that Mitchel favored his personal friend Reynolds by purchasing Dreamland from him at an ex- rbitant price The Lie Hearst and Hylan urchased the Rock nolds at an exorbitant price. The Lie allege that Mitchel way park from Rey- Hearst and Hylan allege that Mitchel nold The Lie Hearst it uht the Marginal Railroad Yard from an exorbitant price. and Hylan allege that Mitche. t The Lie Hearst and Hylan allege that the 1917 are high because of the above trans- th The Lie Hearst Rock wasted $12,000,000 on a useless court Hylan allege that cofeller controls the Board of Educa- tion and put in the Gary System. The Lie VAit LOWEST DEATH RATE IN ITS HISTORY. Mr Mitchel as been and is eager to meet Mr, Hylan or During his administration CHILDREN HAVE BEEN Mr. Hearst, , on any platform or at any place they may GETTING THEIR RIGHTS, LABOR HAS BEEN FAIRLY nd answer any question that they may ask, TREATED, FIRE LOSS HAS BEEN GREATLY RE- BUT THEY DO NOT DARE TO MEET HIM, DUCED AND EVERY DOLLAR SPENT HAS BEEN Hylanr SPEECHES THAT HIS BOSSES PRE- HONESTLY ACCOUNTED FOR. PARE FOR HIM and lacks the courage to face Mitchel on an) A War Mayor, he has made New York honored for its ue = nee ne PATRIOTISM and safe by its PREPAREDNESS. Hearst the disloyal DIDN'T EVEN COME TO NEW ae y BONES. YORK TO REGISTER. He has been directing his CAM- The city isa BETTER, CLEANER and SAFER PLACE PAIGN OF MUD from far off California. FOR ALL OF US TO LIVE IN because Mitchel has been ChIZENs OF NEW YORK, ARE YOU GOING TO Mayor. \PPROVE SUCH A CAMPAIGN? > Will the citizens of New York allow Mitchel to be de- Are Vol to turn down a man who is STRAIGHT, teated by a lot of mudeslinging, lying, disloyal men like CAPABLE and PATRIOTIC for a cowardly candidate who HYLAN and HEARST and thereby turn the city over to wed and led by the MUD-SLINGING HEARS] Murphy and his hungry crew? it XOs5 MURPHY, whois reaching for the Board of ‘f ‘4 IT’S UP TO THE VOTERS 'O DECIDE! rte is HONEST. juestioned this until Hearst and Hylai IRIED TO WIN THE ELECTION by in allege that Mitchel ide Park to the New and gave away perpetual f New York have known John Purroy They know he is STRAIGHT. = Thes irs. \ Keep ¥, NOVEMBER 2, 1917, | POLITICAL. | POLITICAL. POLITICAL. + in ca To capture hal pe sovereign and over fearst is equivalent to a battle The Facts The purchase of Dreamland was originally recommended by Dowling dnd a Tammany Board of Aldermen. $1,014,000 was the price awarded BY THE COURT. Mayor Mitchel fought this award, because he thought it excessive. Through his efforts the award was reversed. Not one cent has vel been patd to Reynolds for this property’. The Facts Rockaway Pari was put on the public map ii. 1907 by a TAMMANY BOARD OF ESTIMATE. — The proceedings for its acquirement were conducted by Mayor Gaynor’s Corporation Counsel. THE COURT FIXED THE PRICE at $1,250,000 and the Corporation Counsel did not appeal from this award. The property was acquired and paid for during Mavor Gavnor's administration. Hearst considered the purchase of the park a good thing then and claimed THAT HE DID IT, __Tt nd was selected by the Gaynor Administration. THE COURT HAS NOT YET FIXED THE PRICE and Reynolds has not yet received one cent for it. The Facts ——— The Gaynor Administration Was compelled by law to select a site in 1912. The Court House Board ordered the old buildings torn down. But before the city could begin to build, War conditions and prices were upon us. It would be bad business and a WASTE OF MONEY to build now The Facts No money has yet been patd tor Dreamland and the Marginal Railroad Yard. As to Debt, Mitchel's administration has authorized two-thirds less than either of the \ preceding administrations. As to Operating Expenses, the budget of 1917 shows an increase over 1913 by $8,882,540. ‘This excess is more than accounted for in an increase of $6,514,000 for EDUCATION, and an increase of $2,670,000 for CHARI- PIES. Many other departments SAVED money. Yet $1,200,000 was provided for WIDOWS’ PENSIONS, and $1,147,180 for increasing the wages of 20,500 of the is. Which of these increases would Hylan or Hearsi uniformed CITY EMPLOYE cul oul? The Facts Rockefeller had no more to do with it than Hearst and Hylan. Mitchel is trying out the “workestudy-play” system in the schools because he wants to DO AWAY WITH PART-TIME and because he w every child in the public school te have FREE as good an education as the children of the rich PAY for in private schools. The Facts A law was passed in 1911 by a Taminany controlled legislature compelling the Fusion Administration to bargain with the Railroad. After a tremendous amount of work a bargain for the city was made. — It included the ELIMINATION OF DEATH AVENUE--THE ADDITION OF 37 MORE ACRES TO RIVERSIDE PARK—QUIET, CLEAN ELECTRIC OPERATION IN PLACE OF STEAM —A FOUR TRACK $100,000,600 FREIGHT SYSTEM (paid for by the Railroad) IN PLACE OF THE PRESENT CONGESTED TWO TRACK SYSTEM. As to “perpetual franchise,” the N. ¥ already had‘it, and the city did not propose an additional franchise. is still unsettled, OME OF THE THINGS HE HAS DONE G THE PAST FOUR YEARS: He has given you a POLICE FORCE TO BE PROUD OF, CLEAN STREETS, GOOD SCHOOLS, and THE The iy HERE ARES FOR YOU DURI lying and mud- _ Fusion Committee of 1917 Mitchel on the job! The “Bull's Eye” is the Fusion em- biem, Be sure to vote alongside it.