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

%. 3 —- RUSSIA RULED BY NEW G tothe ont they Guaductei « yeaterday (o on effort BONNE captored Wy be week. Phe oficial «ancunee 8 ay bAd4 (he fotlrw ing Poathwer of Venthune | CO ee ee ee wr 9 Ge The hostile artiliory haw 8 More wofive Khan n the Valley Ride attempted by the CREM ant Hight moutiwent “ Panees wore driven off by our f We made two sucr i faide im the Neighborhood of Warneton, to Meting many can Eaititee ‘Mecussce and henrion. are GEMS FOUND IN SAFE eaging to & Held of hetrors Jewelry Which Apprantrs Cour GROWN PRINGE BEATEN Fra te W ATTAGKS AT VEROUN LEXINGTON Ky me at Cin fs ! Is Tahert W, Hingham, formerty th German Attempts to Make Raids at) write of Henry Mo Finger, her hetr red to-day This fortune in jewels Other Points Also Repulsed wa 4 in the vaults of the Pidelty by French. Trust Comput Laniiavitle and had PARIS, Doo, 1.—The Germans made a} ern there for aevoral mort Most of vielen’ attack Inst night on the Ver nell ay, cg ge eo ed front, the War Office reports, ‘Two et. |ianrence Wi ork, favorite niece and he CONGRESS 10 AUTHORIZE |SPENDING OF $8,666,000,000 of Mra, Hingham forte were defeated by the French, who, after a severe jagetment held their Une invact officls; report “Attempts of the enemy to ratd our positions in the region of Loivre, northe wes. of Rheime, and in the Argonne, near Courtes Chaueses, were repulsed by our fire. We made ® successtul ine|Bond Issue of $3,666,000,000 Al- ae’, {he German ino near 8: | ready Provided For—War Savings sieente the Meuse, and vrowght back | and ‘Taxes to Make Up Balance of the Meuse (Ver- iy 5 ow nee eon hats He reilecy Manting Secaine | WASHINGTON, Dec, 1.—-1t now sorms vin the sector between Heaumont [certain that the seasion of Congress con Chaume Wood, and was followed by | vening next wock will be called pon be Spirent, attack of the snemy againgt ltween Feb. 1 and July 1 to authorise Assailant made two cfforta and In [POW collections and expenditures of both instances were driven back to their | $9,646,000,000, There will take the form After w apirited combat Our | of $3,666,000,000 In Liberty Bonds al lino W-8 maintained completely.” woe Secathctcht 801 KILLED IN N. Y. STATE BY AUTOS IN TEN MONTHS ‘ Highways Society Urges Licensing System for Every Driver of Motor Vehicles. According to the report of the Na- tional Hixhways Protective Society, 1*- @ued to-day, automobiles caused the death of 801 persons in New York State, including New York City, during the ast 205 days, compared with 604 por- + gone for the corresponding period of ready wuthorized’ and $5,000,000,000 made up from the war savings campaign and war taxes, Mont Congressional leaders believe the five-billion-dollar balanc ust be pro- vided principally by Issue of bonds, and Recretary McAdoo has told members of Cong that he heartily favors thie method, Chairman Kitchin of the House Ways and Means Committee, on hia re- turn to Washington to-morrow will take up the question immediately, and the committ within a week or two in ox- pected to frame a new bond measure, DR. LEIPZIGER DEAD. THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1917, NEW GOVERNMENT, IS REPORT IN LONDON RNMENT RULES IN : S NOW ASSERTED Armbasa- at Jolsheviki Dtsrni to France for Sitting Inter-AMllied Conference anew ht 0 Gove hee been formed a tron Hotromrad ponent of th Chronicle The report has received o one the nignal for Lenine’e defeat wan the hontiia reception aiven to him ty the Peasants’ Conferener, which waa ittle atirred by the anoouncament of an armistice that It refused to vote onmratulationa PETHOGRAD, Doc. toM. Makia- koff, the Kussian Aimbessador to France, haa beon declared disminand from hia poat by Leon Trotzky, the Holshevik Comminenry for Foreign Affairs, Thin action was taken |r cause of the Ambassador's participa tion in the Inter-Allied Conference, which is considered a state offonse, entailing a heavy penalty. Ambassador Makiakoff was pointed by the Kerenaky Government. AMSTERDAM, Dec, 1.—A momor- andum expressing indignation at the publication in Petrograd of treaties concluded between Russia and the Allies was presented the Dutch ‘orelgn Minister on Friday by the Russian Charge d'Affaires here. Tho memorandum saya that the action of the Bolshevik Government “amounts to a shameful violation by those re- sponsible for the obligations entered int It adda: “News of the attempt by the Max- Imaliats to conclude a separate ar- mistice with the enemy has been re- ceived at the Rusian Legation here with a feeling of indignation and pro- test, which the healthy elements of Russia undoubtedly share, Word received hero to-day asserted that Ministers representing an indo- pendent Government for Siberia were meeting at Omsk, in a building which flew a flag of their own, To date only two out of Russia's fifteen armies have formally ac- knowledged Ensign Krylenko, ap- pointed by the Bolsheviki, Com- a6. Henry M. Leipziger, supervisor of During November in New York City |Ieotures of the Board of Education, four persons were killed by automobiles, died thi moraing at Mt. Sinat Hon- be By trae ee ns five by waxons, com-|pital. Death was due to a malignany pared with forty-six by automobiles, |disease, Ho was attended by Dr. Hd- ward Aronson, of No, 130 West Sey- nticth Street Dr, Leipziger was known as “the apostle of free education.” Born in gland in 1854, be came to this city in 1865. Dr, Leipziger was chosen to direct the free lectures of the department of adus education of the Board of Education Ho “widened the horizon,” as he it, by arranging for lectures in Yiddier and Italian Dr. Leipaiger by trolley and nine by waxons dur- Rovenber of 1916, the last month In New York State utside of New York City automobiles ‘vised the death of thirty-two persons. compared with thirty-seven for the Arresponding month last year. Gol. Edward 8. Cornell, Secretary of ‘the Society, predicts that motor ve- iele fatalities will continue to increase 1 Now York State until the Legisiature & law creating a motor vehicle was a member and ioner in charge of licensing | trustee of many educational and charit who drives a motor vehicle, |able societies. He wos President of the ae ——.—_— Judaeans Club end belonged also to the Tieertenn Casuaitios tn Canadian | (ity Club and the Re nd Table, Foreen, CORES sei OTTAWA, Ont., Dec. L—The following RatserGy anice ot Karl Baust, sixty-three years old in to-day’ ‘American nam appear widely known In the Bronx as the “But casualty list: Killed Canadien A Frazer, Buffalo, N.Y. 5. |terfly Chaner.” has been missing from is, Ban Francisco, Cal.; R. Hol-|his home, No, 831 Washington Avenuo, bh, Ashland. Maan: J, Tiusier,|since ‘Thureday. Although detectives a, Mina. | Missing: veces. have searched the parks and wooded spots in the borough, they have found His collection of but- OR Tompkins: Chicayo, Wa : A. Wieck, Bouth Branch, Col.” PO {race of him terflies Ie famous. of people, who, having a thought for nerves, stomach and heart, have switched to This delicious cereal drink, made from wheat roasted with a little wholesome mo- lasses, contains no caffeine nor other injurious drug, yet it has a snappy, coffee-like taste, Postum makes for health, comfort and eficlency — mander-in-Chief of the Army. pabaciste do Phased Fire ‘Track and Auto Van Crash. Responding to an alarm at 6 o'clock this morning, the motor truck of Hook and Ladder Company No, 154, of Driver Peter Cartwright, an auto moving van at Grand Street and Driggs Avenue, Willlamaburg. ‘The owner of the van, Louis Rothman, No, 266 South First Street, received ninor injuries, Both vehicles were badly damaged. The fire, caused by an overheated stove in tht home of Philip Dusman, No, 202 Grand Street, did about $60 dama; WAND, Dec, 1.— Announce ment was made to-day by the Cleve- ‘and ‘Telephone Company that bein- ning Jan, 1, the State Utilities Com- mission permitting, phone rates on business and party lines would be boosted from 60 cents to $2 a month Increased coat of labor and equipment tp said by officials to be responsible for the increase, ‘There’s a Reason” fold by Grocers everywhere, ssc Ch ates be MISS DOROTHY F. COLE IS ENGAGED TO MARKY JAMES LL, HICHMOND NO LIFTING OF Mr nly Used—Cilobe Calls nd & Wile of Lae-Congreaman, Said : 1 Hack Ate To Be Worth 975,000, t " laws Mee f h Wien i rte: * A one , MeMillan of Mo 94 Went Kind Avenue Sieplaved hy . her huwband, £ ' ° momen | 7 MeMillan. p Hee f ‘ a * ny and © sal fore ponding od AR 1AM vention Ny tin bemeq trl of her fopar suit, wae cul 1 upon an mitted tome ” Comert Sane se , "wha @ ’ ¢ Hea tble and a ann f od : A tien ott : ' 4 MeMitiew Hh about disarmament, there. | ‘ 4 MeMillen ascuses her husband ‘ Mitehel an ay fore fe peonmityt ' wed @ sication and ehareee fw wilt t jown an We are told there has bern moat anieh hpieh § seed her of infidenty, The : hangs tn German at bellows | gid on 4 by the defendant * eololrants 1 there arowr . aid i whew at meet ¢ rhoye, OU German, Hettle 6 * n the morning of Im miont in Germany with ¢ | onerted An the anip & Vandiv ‘ ‘ tem, but what te fle be | rH on tua’ MeMitinn ie ty ¢ of reat entate a that not only will # “ ‘ Wa ented at $455,000 in th tort ond giving 1 thet “ " tine 8 | rthelitts paper ied ‘, ‘ | Py ne toxicating drinks an NOW? gowns the “Marquis ste Senin he aekeere 1 conaiderable bank ' ' f, but all all-night He and bitterly denounced bis 1 sidan evailt HeLGThes | hurd wit he haw aev ¢ | | eennen be denied aa welt The Globe referred to the Marqute mt Sandie ieeepia a former marring Tay hit > 70. \\ tam eve all-night H- Bronunciamenty ae @ etal ia th abate by ine. Germane went | eee ape for Mex, MeMillan: it tb 4 oa Were’ . certain num. back. » the deck and vet the cargo ' tra on \ A ' ‘ t the Mayer re DOUBLE Tans The wireless oo the Lackenbach ¢ ) \) y lee in the 1 damage ad the operator sent out } i «. Ye | boat waa Aeon, and the ders 6 policy Fannaunced on April 11 | mis “ a " werged and withdrew. The we BRS -- cour’ hae not hen ch 1" anid the American Majc rf of General Di Charged | iuckentwch was towe her port of | 4 Mayor to-day, “and § don’t propore to From Hospital After an ur The fire waa extinguished Mr. and Mee. Harold Wyatt Cole of change it during thie ad ninistration, ye much damage Was done, Montclair announce tho engagement I propore to see that the resorts lilness, etinifinanaanne | of thelr daughter, Dorothy rpont where drinks are sold are c 4 at! AMBRICAN FIELD HBADQUAR SCHOOL CHILDREN T0 AID Cole, to Sergeant James Leigh Rich- 1 o'clock, or at least that the # of TH FRA Dec, 1—The Amert sank oF . mond of the 107th United States In drinks is stopped at that time, This can Major General who has been iit at (Continued from First Page.) worth, Spartanburg. M inn ull other places. There will bo J ns recovered to-da may be derived by both, Ho also granddaughter of the late Lr. Charles 149 all-night Heonses iaued by mo un- be e lines the heroow of | wante to Inetill In teachers the W. Cole Of Albany, for many YearR dee any cireumstances during my f n of American fiehting Secretary McAdoo Appeals to Them | jaa of more direct personal and 1n- city, and “reat-eranddaughter of term as Mayor, Siaien tae culibraliones pin to Display the Spirit of dividual Inteyest In the pupils, so that Judge John 0. Cole of The Mayor explain when @ on Friday that was an exact duplicate the Youth of '76. SS Ny Or ey nipatoe oC aes of Mildtabure Galle see pare drinking resort Closes at 1 o'clock the of Thursday's spread. Thursday night.) W.. uncon, : oy ee onentl Pay Be developed between Law School. His father was the late Patrons will have “reasonable time to when the Divi al Quartermaster | WAS pied ' Secretary | teacher and child Rey, Charlies 1 imond, © woll- get out.” wed the wreckage of food sup « day appealed to the achool) The new administration haw three known clergyman of Vermont “What's your Interpretation of a throueh Thursday's onslaught of ap Aa CHAT EUDDA OU OOS! WEN LAETE LO ee ee ee ental rae: Pe ae a a kale apts a ex in the $2,000,000,000 war thr 1 ; y ‘ronsonable time'?* the Mayor was {it he found @ larke supply of tur-/ ohn otic, which opens on Monday. He) t® Wide out completely the GAsy hed keys, oF sya sauce and apple ple “ee system, Tne second ts to provide ad- sings maining, It wasn't enough for the| *#! f ‘ | iihine -vauiee, (nh QUNETONE dlatea” ee id eee must win this war, We can and| ditional accommodations for pupils ax he replied Pol meri ta reward tre hens | We shall win if the boys and girls of |quickly and ag extensively as Anan- . “ashe eae doer eit eerie reread celal conditions will permit. The third Although Mayor Mitche! Woods's ‘ommiasion to charg er, as though expecting to be driven vi Austro-Germ: in the region of Meletta, on the Asi- NEW Will Negotiate on B in of No “Ter- 4 ural News desp to-day, tech from Amater- ACE nd Clam 686 |had been subscribed, Although there m8 be no further solicitation It Neves that this amount will be swelled thive your 000 before final reports are made onday. fade) tw [pres in acts Reka? a a rated with the French War Crors for| {ved and felt and helped. a new school board system, The pro- ne will not actually relinquis > bravery in the trench raid of Nov. 3. The Nation needs that sort of boy®| posed board of seven is considered reins woverninent until noott ON a. wurplun was A to their and girls to-day~not to beat their drums|too gmail to cover the city, but the | Now v's Day, when John F. bes tgercer . heroes feasted nor to load our muskets, but to start @) exact gize and character of the new | yian vil become the head of the “p Americ: re who had teat work ile Ni dbde ied home |Dourd Is atlil undetermined. ity government for four years. in the every: boy ant rs is 0 6 he o! ee xpress the belief that Ble Work ‘cal to-night, ‘L will fight in this war; 1 wilt| One of the objects of the conference ay expres | the Americ ave every penny and loan it to my| Waa to listen to views of the teacbern the coming New Year's Eve will be > \ Gavesinna > help 8 » liven of (On these subjects. Lhe elght assistan wbout the liveliest in the history of ernment t5/Help save tWe lives of § the city, despite Mayor Mitchel’s CLOSING sTOcK QUOTATIONS, the bir brothers of America; 1 will tr: rintendents were among those in- Intense Artillery Duel Rages) ruiing. “Being the last night of Police —___—— o teach every American I see to do the, «.ted and mos? of them attended. be . f insenliinnesey With net changes from peorious clos, | name'=then twenty million homes, the oo and British Monitor Wrecks | tien, it is broadly binted that many | es of wll America, will be filled with | Dynamite Rendy for Action Is Found , Sdoe hotels, restaurants, cabarets and / Am. ¢ » spirit of "76, Near Army Cum Pontoon Bridge. poner resorts will take a chance and |2m (wien Ol. PETPRSBURGH, Va. Dec. 1.—Ten anne go the limit." km Lice | | sticks of dynamite, @ fuse and box of ROME, Dec. 1.—There js intense ar- | 0 Am. pun, PLENTY OF FRESH TURKEY CES DTP IE UE RTH Tah On Ais, Tel lice last night near the end of the Nor tillery action on bord sides and tt ts! | NG Ae me as PROMISED FOR GHRISTMAS | ‘2!*.2%2 Western tron, brace over the problematical whether the invading Au gilt Conereto Road and car line between aide _ raburg and Camp Lee. With {1 Austro-Germans or the Itallans wili Bata F en lor et of fuse, timed two min- strike first. The lull in infantry fight- | Heath Poultry Administrator Finds Ban sree & Oh whieh would Reve sx. ing is taken to mean that the initial) Public Service Commission | Bun. Bas on Killing of Young Fowl Has | Hehted force of the German blow has spent! proves Increase from 2 to 2 1-4 | Cenadian Proved Effective, itself, and this view increases in bs " : “ = 5 Sents Within City The promise that New York City strength with the report that the in- | Cent in City. will be bountifully supplied with fresh vaders ara digging thomselves in| ‘The Long Island Railroad was to-day | Christmas turkey was made to-day along the line of the Tagliamento Riv- | xranted permission by the Public by H. Priebe, head of the poultry el of De & Madan r | back from the Plave. On the other ae Ithin hee jdt egenE ee; tener 18) istration In Washington, after @ con- HE earlier one |the present rate of two © Tieers\’ Yieoteie 2! ; . ‘ hand, ther> are other reports that the |; ‘. : Le Rremyriet ference with Arthur Williams, Fed- . This action was taken upon the re ‘Nor we ik eral F d Administrator In) New shops, the more ns are planning another | yendat'on of Commissioner Charles 8. | great blow In the north in a desperate | gory / of Brooklyn. Inver Riise pediiny. asalane here effort to break through and enter the | Last spring the Long Island Railroad | js — Sl ste Prisbe aald that he had made er. Possibly that is plains of Venezia. filed ita the Commission a request for + %le canvass of the poultry situati Whatever bo the German plan, it | permission to make exorbitant increases pe ceknyass, of the paltry: sleuatian why one notices so sian lad ediately, for the [9M tri. tickets, ‘The hundred of thou- Seman ihe sradanee ee an icrupd ar ne areas tanda of Brooklynites who would have + gy [convinced that the measures adopted many of the early winter Is setting in in the 5 frected by the increase protested + 4% against the killing of young turkeys . strongly favoring the aati a Ncie theshan vatioualtivis Ofeaaly sh|for Thanksgiving would result in Christmas shoppers The official report from the War | | ‘Accompanyicg the railroad’s' Mc’ psahe t Qj larwe supply of mature fowls for jovi ese Office last night said: Feque t We another for permission to National Cont” jChristmas, He added that the Ad- SNene these spark- The urtillery struggle, which has | 2 cents a mile, It ts now sald ; — %| ministration hoped to arrive at a ling Fall days on the been growing more intense on the bad no hope oF potting the in- | qu. [reale of prices for fresh-killed Christ ‘ : ‘ave on trip ticketa but relied on the mas turkeys that would be about the top of a whole front, was particularly brisk Ing granted. ~ S) same as that which was in effect for Public Servico Commis: hn si 1 the road a 24% cent ene site 5 tegard ago Plateau and on the plains along | fate gor the ‘o-day's action of the Bene a Nah eeaTRS the Middle and Lower Miave. New York City € “ane n boosts rates 4 - try wae discussed at th Ateiance. In the coastal area a Hritish mon. | on every mile of lis is + No definite action was taken. itor obtained a direct nit and seycred ‘ aig te OS el cay 4 bridge of b » which the enemy + ve | had thrown across the river in the “ART EXPERTS” TRAVEL * WOMAN DEAD, GAS TURNED ON vicinity of Passarella. | Sout ti a | “Above tho Asiago an enemy air- : * | Girt Finds Body When She Goes to plane was downed Ip an atrial com- Y! : | Callect eat. bat q - “Last night an enemy encampmenc = The body of a woman known only aa between Feltre and Fonzas, was be Berlin Sheds Tears Over Destruc- =) eatian sitver found to-day in ca barded effectively by our machines.” tien ten a + % | apartment at No, 5 Seventh Avenue, | The lessening of the intensity of the tion Done to Italian Treasures + Bl) con Miss Sarah Gabriel, daughter of enemy attacks along the northern ay i selves, * the renting agent, ealled to collect the front is regarded as forecasting the by Italian Themselves, <4 |rent moving of activity to other points Copyright, 1917, by The Prom Publishing Co, 4 4a] Miso Gabriel found the door locked, elther for massed attacks or In pres (The New’ York Brentng World), ~ Riameiica gas, and broke a window. T aration of defensive positions capabte | (Special Cable Des to Tue Evening World.) 2 and Polleer arn Fahje entered, Mi of meeting the Itallans, reinforced by | LONDON, Dec, 1,—A special cable to | Silver’. body, fully dressed, was on the the British and French, in a con.|the Times from Amsterdam, dated Fri- | ITEMS. FOR INVESTORS. Beds 2S BAF eee ae OOO dau stiied certed advance, Jday, says the Rheinische Weatfallscho| prcntial tor cuccessfal prosecution ot | With papers and gas was flowing from DIED. ‘The arrival of Amertean officers t#| yejtung publishes @ telogram from Ber-|the war, and the Increased buying by |@ Jet. Tue woman had been dead sevoral | o, 7 A Le arded as highly Katinfac and|jin, deploring the destruction done to the Government and the Allies Will off. | duya CAHIEL—On Nov. 20, RICHARD, broth: ps sixnificant of coming events | trian works of by the retiring Ital- | #tt to & Kreat degree the effect of heavy er of Marie Cail Arthur, in bis 45th u p to the present the American Gov-| jing before the German advance VARRHOR. g caonings of $91,600,000 year, ernment has required military and| It significantly says: errimeted sarnings, of $81,600,000 fos | Services at THE FUNERAL CHUROH naval observers to remain compara- “Aw many art treasures as tt is hu-| [VW utgug's share on now existing masor (Campbell Bullding), 1070 Broadway, tively inactive in Italy, so as not to| manly possible to deal with are Tasue of $20,000,000-—8 per cent preferred A Sunday morning, 10 o'clock, Interment affront Austria-Hungary, with whom spaying ti ' perts accom- Unit States Steel Ce rporation is ex | A superb tonic Holy Cross Cemetery. a (gee panying the rected to show earnings equal to about cial Ai 80 a share on preferted this Year com —a remarkable HEI -F RED! d | JEFFERSON "PARK ~ ENTRIES. with $76.37 in 1916 and $21.50 in iy . Bervices at ¢ NERAL AUSTRIA FOR GENERAL PEACE, cio Steel Company for fiscal builder of brain, CHUNOH, Broadway, #¢th ot, Saturday, = | 80 P.M, ritorial Violation ats J, sl, $400% LONDON, Dec. 1.—Austria te pre-! Mis Mis (44 pared to negotiate a general peace, | {Pt § Without “territorial or e¢ ae OND RACE Intions.” Premier Seidler told — the raids and Austrian Parliament, according to aS 4 == v ~ to “Lost and Found Bureau.” Reom Katghts of Columb xceed Their Pennsylvania detober gross 108. World Building. will be lated War earnings iner 04 Net after for thirty days, These liste can be MERIDEN, L—Th reased $1,599,828 months seen at any of The World's Offices, Knights of Columbus war fund cam-|/ Shareesed MULL ee Hist efter Lest end Found” ote verae 5 ive ow 8B: ean be loft at any of The Wo | paign in this city was called to a halt) imp, 708: Dr. Samuel, 111 On Draught Advertising Agencies, or can be Jat noon yesterday when Uhe city's quota : ‘ ons,” Berlin ephoned directly to The World, to, the, great, Mund’ was oversubsct| be ia SR: alee AS f at All Call 4000 Neskiman. New York, oF 0 ankskIVing morning the \Y Recah, ae = Brookiyn Office, 4100 Main. iarted Out to tale, ‘dio in dias. WR lt gO BERLIN, Dec. 1.—The German Good Places AN s. Up to noon yesterday $4,301 1h; Kieburne. 116; General Staff in its statement to-day ~ =t — “WANDS UP’ LANDSDOWNE LUCKENBACH ARRIVES 1S NEW WAME FOR MARQUIS © WITH 8 HURT BY U BO MRS, M'MILLAN GETS $1,500 A YEAR; ASKED FOR $14,400 LID erica say so, and mean It and feel it tachm and live it as the boys and girls of ‘7 nt who did trench tw men deco- of the frat duty, Including I's term cx- is to seck legislation at Albany for th administra- | ° division of the Federal Food Admin- t af York City and representative of the pleasant is the weath- Kagiy 31 earned about $49 4 a! ed as compared with $5 ‘and $12.29 in 1915, Crucible pald off 30 cent, In back dividend during flac Repub! about compared with $5! tn 18. | Midvale Steel Lackawan nly one class of how a Kain over 1916. 1—Tho en- as follows: | five | nerves and blood—is aSs uld show after taxes on preferred stock dd in i91@ and $14.60 & Ordnance Company a Steel Company, with stock, are expected to All “Lost and Found” articles edvertived in The World or ‘ilies regarding the battle front in North- ern Italy says “There were no important opera-