The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1917, Page 1

ee ee . - ———— LO RE ER nr ——— TWO U.S. DESTROYERS SINK ANOTHER U BOAT i C- —— ae ee The | Cire tion Books Open to Ait” | (“Cireutation Roo a Open to A to All." | PRIOB) iN at met ee Cate ceeweers, MT, Te Tete NEW YORK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1917 10 PAGES PRICBWssrr se ey Ai Thee “Many Hurt by Gas Explosion in Riverside Zone BYNG GETS NEARER CAMBRAI *ULSDESTROVERTAKESU BOAT iS ESMLES SHOWER OF MANHOLETOPS| EVES GERMANS ARE HURLED BALK “IN TOW AFTER DEPTH CHARGE “aT FOLLOWS EXPLOSION OF GAS: Sse raeaqy WO MILES FROM CAMBRE BUT CRPPLED CRAFT SINKS... PANIGIN WESTSIDE HOMES... =: BOURLON WOOD CAPTURED tablish Plea of Mental | Should Not Have Been Sent | Irresponsibility. —_ German Shinar marine Lost With ; ? Blast in West End Avenue | to Occoquan Prison. ie Ne ij 7 i 4) e Los! | pf seabads ast s > j e 3 J P ; .All on Board While Be- $913, qg5 SPENT | iowa Deapaton tm. a suatt Comarmadest | Leads to Rumors of Bom- RETAIL BUTCHERS = ontaine Notre Dame, Which Had ‘ ALENANDRIA, Va. Nov. 24.—Fed- ing Taken Captive. MINDOLA, L. 1, Nov. 24—t bardment of City ee city. eral Judge Wadsill deckted here/to Been Retaken in Counter German > warsiaes wv acrion’ IN THE EFFORT 0 th eta carson Ce oo MAKE 1007 °ROFIT bay ns wont womes th! Drive, Set on Fire—Hand-to-Hand | i remain with her until after dark, from the Washington jail, by the By William Philip Simms. b Commissioners of the Distriet of WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN THE FIELD, Nov, 24. : = j at 10 o'clock this morning and remain | Broadway and Riverside Drive vy ent| She wn by Evenin x World | 46! Columb! 3 ie » WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.—Defir ite| Fusion Carmine Received} unty 4 ®. a4, but it was nearcr noon! sailing into the air shortly after noon B Gil abet, Gen. Byng to-day fought his way back to within two miles of : | Counsel for the Government gave : h rewe of the destruction of anotner| $589,912 From 5,772 Con | when he was driven up in the Heek- to-day, Many persons wero st oon vestigation Into Wholesale eae acoeas, Gur whalaicd Cambrai. . ec ie th: anasinen tebe the firing of hoavy artillery all the fences In the District of Columbia Fi htin at Man Poi f | Sighted at 400 400 Yards, Under-| RF- ELECT MITCHEL : ins = egttae . Aeratie atte oe iron manhole covers along West End (iN ALL THEY SELL: delenit nes Vivi ‘i he & § y nts sea Vessel Is Quickly Shat- | Judea Manning yesterday ordered | AVenue between Soth and Sith Streets ga sid ai wid ’ that he should be taken to his mother/ 4nd in the side streets between a tered With Bomb. Ney notice of appeal, but insisted that the ' » German submarine by American de-| tributors, Its Report Shows her car, njured. and Retail Prices. | s. fone ; prisoners bo returned at once to thoy The Germans were hurled back upon Fontaine Notre Dame. stroyers reached the” + | Mrx. De Saultes had deen in bed) The 1 bed) manholo tops were prope , ment to-day in & cabled report from Simcial te 4) | unUt a short time before hor son's ar-|the explonion of gasd | ‘There are three grades of drossed Viow Admiral Sims. The submarine} ALBANY, N © fume im damaged by a depth bomb, wont down|h 4 Savy (Vopurt My Washington jail, Court recessed for The town is now in flames. A vonforence between counsel before i} Mitchel | riv e of New York City| his beef sold to at e ‘ but was dressed and ready for) pregnated sewer gas oonfined in the Id to retall dealers in New y the J passed’o. the question o (Fontaine Notre Dame, Ny % . esaption when heccama taunding YorR City by “the bte’ Bucking con-' th Jude passed the question of ie jame, on the Cuimbral-Bapaume road, was Yommit fof the district by a high tlde dent r] re contributions for the last| UP the stairs end Into her room on} | is of 1 cerns. The wholesale price which the Whether the women shall be paroled captured by the British last Wednesday, but was lost to the Ger- with all on bourd after a destro Hin aes m . the upper floor. With her way her| geande’of panos of SIME WOO ti déder pays for riby and, PCnalng appeal. mans on the following day because the troops defending it ran hed attached a line and was attompt 84.912. There Were! ister, Hend azuriz, who {Shattered in upartinent houses and | ie ' 1 for! ht the beginning of thy hearing out at atamunitions ing to take her in tow a hejenceipta 1 t of the morning with dwellings wong Wect End Avenue and oon) Aare Miss Lucy Hurna, Vier Chairman of Bourt sipital inn to aevarting the ate] lise? ' 4195 trom wi a hor \the crosstown utreets, in some apart. #2 beat Rrade, 20 cents a pound! the Womun'y Party; Mrs. Lawrence ourlon Wood, where numerous and valuable observation amiin Childs he sum o 73,995 He: Do Saulies, who will govon the i for the second grade, and 14 cents a Lewis of Philadelphi id Miss Hat A tack to the Navy Department to-day.|was spent, loavdass alates of] oy poe eet {ment houses all the windows on the! os ets ining grade. More ta|tie Kruger eee aevttiln wah. tug, | Posts had been established by the Germans, has been captured. quitted tention of the destroyor'a| $15,017 tory of her Jife with “Jack” De|®Veaue aide as bigh up as the seventh | Saulles, for the killing of whom on|fioor were broken. The sidewalks Aug. 3, at his home The | were covered with troken glass and| ur he is on trial )ar troquent intervais pleces of shut in her condition | ; : tered manhole covers littered t re-| The largest cor {neluded A r, $5,000; Robert Walter Goclet, $1,000; M. Friedinan, $5,000; | Daniel Guggenheim, $10.0 JA, Vanderlip, the wholesale schedule: | hunger striking, were assisted Ito} The Germans are fallin ck upon Proville, a suburb of Cambrai name. The official stateme I » 4 suburb of Cambrai the court room tu testify concerning | Gente 1, Grate, Grades. propel 14 | thetr charges of brutal treatment proper ry Judge Wadulll held, however, that Fontaine Notre Dame is believed to have been evacuated entirely “ jae inquiry inte these charges Was un- 4 hecessary in view of his deciton that {PY the enemy, so that it is now No Man’s Land. the night o} Hox, Wes howed no char U4 tary Daniels wald “Despatches received from 4 Sims stato that a German Frank 500; George R. Shel-) either mentully phystelally, from m, $5.000; | that of vesterda She brightened | Pavement Miates . ihe 1 . 8 : ai 1 | } prisoners wo At Moeuvres, where the British made ft Ces, » $4,600; J. 8. Bache,| materiatly at the coming of her son, LIMOUSINE PARTLY WRECKED An investigation by ‘The kvening| Counsel for the miliianty guve no- tere {he British made further wlvances, ted guag : R aes ne “Jack" waa in Highest spirits, BY THE BLAST World to-day developed the fact that, thee that they would prevent a formal [4ptured from the Germans were turned almost point-blank on. the iff, $5,000 cles knew nothing of the tril ANA! sorsey attached to wagons wtand.| fetal been accounted for by Am’ don, $3,59¢ Gu ey William H. Chi $5,000; Mr. and Mr $5,000; Jacob 1. Chadbourne emully held strovers operating in Buroy While on pat sighted a periscope 40 Immediately ringing up full + ahead the commanding officer heuded| $5,000; Adolph Lewtshon, $ Monell. $12,600; John Mari $5,000; § air, $5,000, and Cornelius | Vanderbilt, $1,000. The receipts of dealers in dressed t are! petition later for redress. The court | retreating enemy. ‘ taking a profit of from 100 to 200 per! indicated approval of the judgment of A ent. on every purchase that you) thy District Police Court in conviote Close hand to hand work marked the tighting at several points in nake of these grades of meut ing the women on the charge offthe line as the Briti : 1 % e 2 ish resisted the ( a Counter-attac! id and dodged tnto door-| | The Evening World's investigation! pocking trattic wnen they pickoted at resisted! the Germiin countérsatiachs: adie |revealed the fact that very little of] the White House moved torward in new assaults of thi the best gr 3,000; Hdward | apparently, eve pe ¢ Me Stewart) it wag entir out of t A‘) tho mother, A visit f ining to » mind of /{Me 1" om Henry |of autoimobil | Uterhart, he: torney, at the noonlin the sire racted Mrs, De Saulle's ; but the visit had n away and drive abandoned their car his craft to pass a fow yard of the submarine. As the de hour, dij ways to e apo the heav play ir own. ay for awhil passed over the U boat's cour RWOINARC BRE silos asconding and de 8 of the ten classes of on her just the a cheering effe At every point the Germans are putting forth every ounce of 4 8 . an | dressed beof is coming to New York! i ) z0 ) Is evie , ot the Clty of N ei tho showers of broken lass. | a & 7 depth charge was This evi-| frage Party of the City of York | same. An expensive limousine moving|Clty: These best grades are bein UL A SOLDIER SEN EI strength to save Cambrai, Its suburbs are reported by aviators ag dently caused damage to the U boat] for 7 were $151,004, und the sum of | THE LAWYER'S CLAIM OF MEN- Rep eh an tae ig taken by the large hotels and r bristling t 5 7 x which shortly afterward appeared] $14,068 was spent, ‘Thero was also | TAL INFIRMITY. Seb Tai eet.paneed tans rant, according to one of the | T0 DIE BEFORE RIFLE SQU J) bristling with massed field guns. The city will not be surrendered ee kh yarde.awax: fled with this statement tho receipt | Mrs, Do Saulles will tell In éetall EASE & ee GIR \ tae ex.| Mackors in the world. He declared _ as without the most determined resistance | ” ‘ ediate opened ¢ f 1916 showing contributions of §31,-)on the stand ¢ y which was} af o-day that housekeey are, in @ Pp Fire was. immediately ‘s tnd expenditure $ outlined by Attor Uterhart in the] Plesion. As rie tOg7 majority. casce, boing supplied ny} Pound Gui by Court-Martitl of ‘ doo ee Saher} Ry she British ba se enieainen« the submarine by two of oul des) Phe William A. Prendergast Com | closing hour atorday's seasinn,| MaNhoiv shot high into the a thelr retail dealers with the third Deserting with latent to Join osway sid Srewn Mringe Rue 119th Division from the Flanders stroyers which circled about their] mittee received $35,006. 'T sum of | ‘The cont unsel is that| force of the explosion lifted + be 5 ay precht had ordered Bourlon Wood eral fect into the air, shatter ry particin of glass in th i front to reinforce the faili de of meat r 5 co ie failing Snemy hor held at all costs and that the Yor th © of beef, he de | German lines, Both Y | Mor this third grade of beef. hei. 7 once| 30th German Division had been | |. em Seth are stationad target. | $13,709 camo from the Fusion Com- | she w t through | for th 1 Lewisohn, | the mat montully unwell. Yesterday, | first time, Mr, Uterhart named ly “Pho submarine did not return the| mittes, being cantrib fire ahd was evidently disabled. One| George W. Perkins an of tho destroyers got a line to hev,| Other contributors ine! jured, in most casea the price of the WAsit st prade is being charged. If your|of death before u rifle squad hay bee in Cambrai from which she was suf-| most dem 4 the mudguards over lt brought from the Aisne and tho Kaliroads leading into Cambrat now Jod William | fering. Ho spoke In bis address to} the rear y and otherwise dam Ahisaake Windle show| Guetiaese: ic ciasreartiay’ doon (a8 ing vrowdd with selatonen intending to tow her, but the boat) 77, Rabb, $3,000; Simon Guggenheim, | the Jury of her having sustained a}aged the motor cur, The chauffour, | yi, bit from the packe enlisted man of the A an Arn THIRTY BRITISH TANKS Irawn from among exhausted soon sank.” $1,000; and William H 7 0, | SUnstroke and ¢ belng suscep-| the only occupant of the iach "| A housekeeper In West 45 Both army and navy officers w Man Suffrage Ass ig tible to tho effects of the heat, Ho] was unhurt between Etghth and Ninth Y County received $5,833 and | called attent to the fact that the| MANY PERSONS SUFFER SLIGHT jad to pay 85 cents the few cases in which U nditures Closing days 0 t July were the INJURIES. t ti is parts ¢ be whole westera no doubt that Amertean ay. | Bottest hi ad Ui oats A number of persons—nobody| whone place was in War Depa + hat, offieta ; @estroyed an ene Hypothy v1 the defense Off knows how many—were {nj fi The: Kame There are not rat 4 andr lida uae y Since the two destroy ed ve. | Mrs. Do Sau epee ie Wty 18} mont of (lem were treated Wighth Avenue near West 14 adduced before , Claim ts Made That the British Are >— f Mee ine Ui eeat, pouring: abet part of ti abeaegg el ar rater loc ge Avug stove sold ut retail for from 2 Cents! Join the enemy was ctablighed and the} Exhausting Themselves in AIG REPORTS GAINS *into her as sho lay on th tac oe teeth) sult ‘ 18) George Heogh, No. 296 Wad St «pou tiled opt ink , 4 after having been bombed, off SERVICE BOARD 10 FIGHT disc losis | given the r BOR for eh Gireat. wah standing neat o ' Sirloin steaks that wholesale pack: |, alias - ; ‘ | uitle {lacks, IN CAMBRAI B at the guns probably condition in court; bh MUGRENSES, | wien te cove fs » He was} ers sold to retail dealers at 20 to 28 ‘ mae RSE BPRLIN (via London), Nov, 2 pointed out that the guns probat le Pe tace seiiterestin evorytuing that] Tens rowent uf a ahi Hl nt u tal H The soldier H ither | Per cit attanpit ay waa msde F N n about her, The) nnocked to lll pavemogt ant elalplal oe cen ons Thirty Hritivh tanks were “shot t BIG GUNS CAPTURED before the attempt to tow was made. | OR C0 TROL OVER AXIS | hae been solng Mr. Utermart fered injuries to the head and left| oble residential sections of Park and} man birth Hie ; ; disease bad 1 her. “ p 1 British assuult arow ought likely that the bomb eg. Madison Avenues an hijsh ay 69 centa| stood, although rie Jet 1 It is thought lik Y hat th ha | sree | wit put physicians, not allenists, on leg, Sina APR ‘ . Camt Jay's War Office state opened the submarine’s hull so that! aise Counsel Ransom Dect the stand to prove his contention,| A Woman with a baby ins peram-|4 poun! |Including the ua \ she was forced to the surface in an| Chief MOSS) PENSON. LGCIORE | wee Re te thole: wavartions be [Rw uy injured and tie The Evening World's | withheld, MER SAs Into the Hands of the effort to keep “from sinking Jurisdiction Over Westcott Com. ¥ : Dr. J. Sherman |scratehed. And two g howed that in every sect t - ' 4 nt declared the Brit gOS ee . Not Oper : > phe . oe Sherms sect , nih | York City different prices a od ODM berger WH Dy ater ie cuit British, E A pany Is Not Open to Conteg Wight of t Long Island College | Womer ek 1 down 4 he : ‘ak s determined to fimht der, | leal che who attended her m jait,|limped to at a NAW UbAS Aue tagIRE LAE * | schinittberger u Peels » alrong ints west of Cambrat the Britheh Firat of Brookiyn's Mins Mercary®) manic supervision of ha and ffe will be his n: ay Hodon, No, ' . are taxing out ¢ oday in t em " tpned ude promrvas yeatorday, the Wi " Regine Her Work: rajlroad and nals was | ica) # ehdat. AhiKt ee nsumers’ pockets, other tha 19 *4y | persmnal. proper ae 4 fh pic isi caias tau a y, the War Of The first girl telegraph mess ap ement Is-| Hypothyroosis, Mr, Uterhart wud.|arremied for reckless dri Hig | thet “prices ara duo to the war 4 sone and ol ubbaraly defendud uguinst mar “—s peared fy HPDOR UG FONAPANy, ha is Mam Rantom. | roby the of its highest funce|truck collided with Fire ‘T HIGHEST GRADE PRICE FOR ‘cals no reat ault More than @ hundred German guns unne, sixte e . Ol 3 So e pd % r tw An » " osday, ae purest, and she is employed by| “The Commission's Jurisdictior | tlons—-jud t, reason and control. 1 be bad not i tne LOW GRADE MEATS. -- a [tnchy is if ao balf miles [have been captured since Tu , the Postal Telegraph Company. the Westcott Company is clear, pais en Jack D sulles told his for- : A representative of one of toe larg Selentifie Bunk Har ‘ ‘nt, and midway | Mulg reported. This number, he said, Dunne is one of twenty-five gtris not open to contest ye er wife th ld not have her of © manh t packing concerns | a8 u betw and Bourton.) included sume heavy fleld pleces up ta Miss and not open to Tt has nol mer wif 7 to be taken Into the ce beca’ of | out of its way to dispute the iid, “not no . | Yan Clete wh ‘ uid that, while plenty of mea DANVILLE ot G ont HWhane- Bae Pole voad | ethene the dearth of boys qualified for the Job. of the city over taxteab compa told t re 5 eee ed here ¢, ye UnhI Acetylene x t ee Xiauated his forces 4 Following is the toxt of today’s ‘They will do no night work and are to. ‘The courts have repeatedly rul Nik at We 1 packing n the vaulta of ¢ ational Hani t he. whi Ki War Offtce report: te assigned to suitable sections of the the Roard of Aldermen and no ¢ 1 her ly x u n Phe ka er Dana tad Operations were successfully care They will not wear uniforms, municipal or State body has the r f 4 e The: ‘pal es this toring “ sintday oh t ” Biles Dunne delivered her first to pegulate and cont il vehicies J : € le with about § ‘os y st of Kerdey she Wore a brown hire which use the strects of this city. The 1 Fi The people do not ur ‘ sritfes ty vevero Aghting, in rae sult and a large black and Mr. Ransom has beer Po sis Seren > Noam 4 in a large masorits ney gata Hans offered stubborm Service Commission but a short time.| “Briefly, « hypothyr P : t know they or : ' 4 ar tre stormed the Part of that time he was a very busy trophs . when they make their p ’ ated doors and ninating high candidate? and eventually became a &% &trophy — = : A ou a oa RACH F'us ine very badly defoated candidate for Diss) 7 ee a Magdats. Goeun’ Glke'a awiale 0008 hatte ; . \ 1 “ | Bourlon Wood. To the our, tare, trict Attorney. (Continued on Third Page.) eroup and congestive oslds, S0r— Adve (Continued on Becond Page) | te See Page 2.) followe@ by high winds [east of Bourton Wood some progress