The evening world. Newspaper, November 7, 1917, Page 2

France and in camp have not been included ‘The size of the soldier vote ts still uncertain estimated as between 40,000 and 60,000, which will be divided among the Various candidates, thus only changing in a small degree the final official can affect the results, SWANN AND M’AVOY WLI Tammany also re-elected District Attorney Yas a majority over his opponents, W. L. Ransom, Fusion, and Joseph 1 Corrigan, Independent. Corrigan received only 11,659 votes and Ransom proceeded in x most orderly manner. where the Yocialists made surprising gains similar to those that occurred on the east side of Manhattan were made for disorderly conduct. MAYOR KNOWS NOTHING OF OFFER OF U. S. JOB. ‘Tak exched City Mall at ele san off extension of entered bis p are led to bel of Smith's ability tw wucceed him, ¢ ait are glace kid, pique sew: Suede al White and black kid with self aod ‘<" WORLD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, TAMMAN Y AND WOMAN SUFFRAGE WIN TREMENDOUS VICTOR IE! LEWIS RE-ELECTED ATTORNEY GENERAL. nly State oMficers voted for in this election wer: the Court of Appeals and an Attorney General. McLoughlin and Benjamin N. € 1 nine members John V. McAvoy, the Tammany candidate for the Supreme Court, aiso won over Samuel H. Ordway, his Fusion opponent. dates for the City Court and for the other county and borough offices appear to have been elected by substantial majorities, with few exceptions Tho largest vote given to any of the Mayoralty candidates by any As sembly district was in the Third of Manhattan, where Hylan got 8,700. vote given to any of the Mavoralty candidates was in’ Fourth Assembly District of Manhattan, whore Bennett received $4 votes. Despite the charges of fraud bantered among the managers of all of the candidates, the five boroughs proceefica to vole with comparatively little The perfect autumn day brought out ayvote approximating the maximum estimates of the experts. CLOSE WATCH ON THE VOTING, The polis tn all of the boroughs were ios! carefully watch by the police but by representatives ©f all 6f the parties, including toe Suffragists. As a matter cf fact, tla women working for the adoption of the amendment conferring equal franchise upon members of thelr sex added a picturesque touch to tl@ approaches to the polling places. #tudiously respected the law ®hich prevented party workers from o} t ing within a hundred feet gf polling places, but they were very much on the Job and buttonboled Ge voting citizens diligently and intelligently Up to the close of she polls the police reported five arrests from the five boroughs, the larger number of which were for alleged illegal attempts to he rest wees for minor infractions of the election Iaw As a rule, tae voting in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and Richmond At one or two places In the Broas, there were demonstratio led by Corporation Coun y and License © orge HL Smith, Mayor make Hy allens to Port Oxl He wan asked If from President of the work of |, training camps all ever| Keports of such an ived this inorning from char yal ernie partment thing of such an offer,” hundee and therefore C&D \ and barred tminedt ed if he had any |p nuke iy addition to (hat) win curd of Judge Hytin a! Law teplied in the negative! Phe police Vae office, (he | Words were unin, mans eine Mayor Mitchel dues nol) Barred eat” as seriou Now, let e Law Md Hot be be wted, bat fact. ome tine age « Tamm vith \ aly Una one erson tn Chur ian Was that) Herbert 1. Eaverson and UH wie Alfred 15.) Marshall were to-day appoir Mayor wanted to nee @ ers for the All-Packaae Gr Hand United state N die par office of Secretary of Joraes ii The ballots will be come non sto i the elvetion boards } ‘ , the State, to be counted mene The SEVILLE A decidedly smart glove with a wide range of utility, The colors are a» charming as their names—ambor, bei ‘ cale au . mode, s and pastel shades, White, Yoo, with bi. k. amber, gray African brown embroir are very popular). in the modish 275 400 F IF rt AVE. (Opposite Tiflany & Co.) Only 7 Saturdays dejore Chrutmas SPECIAL AT OUI BARGAIN trusting embroidery rly perloct they scarcely demorve to 1.35 but no returns from them { TWO ONE-LEGGED MEN MURPHY GET OUT? | "NOT A CHANCE,” DECLARES LEADER Will Not fielp Officials— GERMANS GHASE TALIAN ARMIES; | TAKE THOUSANDS Rome Officially Further Retirement and For- | mation of New Line. | FAMILIES PROUD OF BOYS Wri WERE LO —— two Judges of 4, Chester B. rdozo, were on both Kepublican and Deaio cratic tickets, and were so assured of election that their votes have not yet been counted. : While the Democrats gave @ large plurality fa New D. P. Hodson for Attorney STON ALCEDO | DW’ ARD RAY @ (OZZETT, YORK BOY LOST ON TO RPEDOED ALCEDO York City for ieral, the up-State Republican vote was over whelming for the present Attormey General, Merton bk. Lewis, electing hin. The State Assemb! a few seats were gali Soclalists have elect The Democrats « y Department received during | any definite intor- Announces rning said that will be Republican by @ large majority, although 4 by the Democrats. On the face of the returns ( “A port in France, | CLOSING QUOTATIONS, tinier stun. commissioner. Hiteheoes by large pruralities all five Borough Presidents —F. L. Dowling jn Manhattan, Henry Bruckner jn the Bronx, E. mann in Brooklyn, Maurice h. Connolly In Que 6 o'clock this vuntered a mob of ns and C.K, Van Name tn who had been walt. You haven't got cdward Swann, LONDON, Nov * Austro-Hunga take about thre ¢ mall was Kunk a week ago and think a lot be of the Germans when ndorsement of the Democratic it does not mab organization armies are operiti The Tammany ¢ and the organization ital Birn Baldwin rest in this Halt, de ken, pate Cer queg | Her n better than Indian summ centre army ttle cool alrendy 1 chance to go to Paris} n reported 2” Mr ‘There is a possibility he snapped back. Wurn's army a decided to do anything! gi candies would taste headquarters don't Know what it would cost to send Withdrawal selection’ of vity administration | srooden box, of the boys + tuft from hon it Ws announ wing Is the text of the War Of- fice statemtnt all broken up if he would t although if they come Mayor on Jan MOTHER BRAVE IN FACE OF HER, plished in good 0 protection of the wnany has arran, n going on wateh ut Your loving won, BRIDE OF FOUR MONTHS KEEPS him to that retreat offichal state will be tentatively y aeraceed there AYN CLAS HE WL BE MAYOR OF HOME DNNERS, ships repeatediy troops at work ia « uridges over the Taglia- in movement machines were Seven arres'« twenty-three is and the members of hi brought down by « ELLIS ISLAND PREPARES FOR NEW BATCH OF asi Defeat Seriously— | Twenty-Six Interned Men Sent t Wanted Man Like “Al” Smith =| Fort Oglethorpe, Ga., to Pros to Succeed Him. vide More Room, retreat caused « military crisis wh said when the bride and his parents at No up of Anglo-French forces. While this! ix being done fighting is going on ali | Federal officinia to-day decided oom for more interned Ge Hin Leand by transferring tw horpe This contingent was augmented by others from Boston, and seven more who | at Newark Hille Ieland have been taxed to the Hmit «ince the whole by agents of the tie moved foodstuffs conn nd a firm sp Centeal Math French Repulse an Attack on Right! aervive of his country He suipmente relations were end before the di din the Naval tte- sMianed to the 1] omniaed this « 8 report from th against our trenches | und-up, eXpected to be the the pawuge of the Barred t of Rheims [in the sectors lossee without right bank of the Meu violent bombardment tn. the thatanight be nal Quartovme 4% Properties. dy Production--Earnings. 1 Officers —Directors. y Transfer Agents—Regis- : trars. : A 160) page booklet con- taining complete historical and statistical information : * | on 198) Independent Oil t ‘ . Companies now ready, é ITEMS FOR INVESTORS. 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