The evening world. Newspaper, December 17, 1917, Page 1

1 i v ™ 1 Pati , Reliet ef Delayed With 100,000 Tons Coal in Sight EDITION VAL OY) ¢ tas '*Chreulation Books Open to All.”’ ulation Books Open to AIL" PRIC Rekenr chal Seat aw CRS eteewnere, MN: LEI, eter NEW YORK, MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 191i 20 PAGES PRICE nis in Cirenter Sew Vor and yd TWOCEN TS ceewhore i4 SHIPS SUNK BY GERMAN SQUADRON: ONE A DESTROYER; 8 MERCHANTMEN 25,000 TONS OF COAL BEING ae re seven drier Making Clland Fight on Cambrai Front FQUR ERMAN DESTROYERS SONLY BROUGHT WTOC omcvesu| | ATTACK A CONVOYED FEE: 75,000 TONS AT TDEWAT ue ia ONE BRITISH WARSHIPESCAPES Await Passage Out ot One British,Seven Neutral Merchant- men and Five Armed Trawlers Sent to the Bottom—Eighty-eight Scandinavians Rescued—12 Lost. a eee a Pet se Japan New snowstorm and Cold WIESON WRITES LETTER | — ies From Poinis in Jersey FRANK UPTON er SWENSON American Aimbassa ne — | Jeclares He Did N Ask tor} Promises Supply to the Cellar Dealers. LONDON, Dec. 17.—Four German destroyers carried ta suc Wednesday morning, sinking eight tul raid in British waters ea) The supply of coal in t of retail dealers to-day mately 50 per cent. gras tive armed Wawlers and damaging vle One | 1 destroyer escaped. —_ . = announcement of these losses was made to-day in the House M fees DIN *. TINGO 3. A. GEOGHEGAN. | BAO UE Se Fs bic idan in the House of ae on Saturday morning Mar 7 <a hir First Lord of the Admiralty Geddes and Dr. McNamara, est dealers sald to-day, To ths atate- Changed Base and HH Financial of the Admiralt ment they added that on Saturday i lend Gue ; an Min uid five neutral werchan morning they particularly bad no oe . + indenburg Guessing bihic had oeit anR® oh Bik The Fuel Administrator took vome t ull Pee Soe Ge een By J J. W. Pegler. huntmen had bear - iver of the joyful optimism out of this «int iene am ccmtetlen canenai ey Jan.) WITH THE AMERICAN ARM WILL BE EQUIPPED rae PEG ROMN MUNK nf he Hive report when it announced that a IN FRANCE, Dee. 17 (1 ire FOR ‘OUR ARMY” $ USE ‘yeh . oan itveries of fuel in thiy from yg * t 7 tha armisiies A Germa aah % The second Britleh J Jersey tidewater as ah fetal ad 7 z to | Cltimed cant fm Frovt us inmt be greatly retarded b snow 4 Germ , 3 z " epctivo me 1 cece NDE ov att dail Ul forme asmed ‘gf cold. Reeve Schicy, fuel Admin : a t we a emo ue tes re te t for th ‘ 000 te > ; few da y ned, 8 ; op bu ses at New Jer shipping |, r F i } nan, Among 17 Americat 0 iu ‘ points any 1 , France == Safran ; ; tsar ; “The storm is greatly delaying 5 ave begun to go. the provino] The a Heap Lost Before ( Attn wet SN th were fi its transportation here,” he added. | Cordially and sincerely your , the fimstest kind of|that the p ices ® —_—— K taken reise | ) sh k a eundes “I expected to h i this goat WOODROW WILSON ree Germany | front line tre ‘ ’ y t Gen. Crow es t the . In Manhattan by noon to-day. | ames Sment on ethel Pads RRC) Bonen ; i He disclowed that steps have been! saat 1 eould not do this, | will be ' , fy eaati (ATNAFIEaN Corea \ urvivers of the Par © and A ie wecure 0 Ger ” i al but gly « d to BO wounded nie’ ed bee ieked > ahiai way abe sine unless BOOTY IN CHICAGO IN YEAR .. g| tte y of ; ! refured 1 ; which had been 1 ws Mr, Schley estimated that east ee 5. [White 8 ithe (Fiuuathreonatets lake a t Snes eral ente 76,000 tons of coal 14,000 Burglaries, Twenty Payroll |... eat Att eheat that] ey a ate 1 attach ‘ First, Official Announ rant has reached may Hold-Ups and Ten Bank Rob- !atra my) Wapiand commercial $eBe ; o | 4 | \ the last forty-eight an slate wet sels must stop int regions in or- fis / t T wa omes From Berli ' 1 h ° ‘ COLDER WEATHER |S FORECAST s Made a Big Harve Me) ctaaia Mibh wade, | Ananrisasial Gave Clank . La ety A das Se Peetast sap rane : ‘ 2 FOR TO-NIGHT. | h nt | Germans know Waah oe a ——— r The weather man of no | have 1 ‘ G \ tan Dune nae sit WSON TO DEFER AON 0s etail coal men, wh aa On RAILWAY: = ft ‘oR aid the e here gd laad ala ; © not present at th States Weather Bure discov « A an fa m Whe for onl e eee rie ! M McNamara 1 Mr. Schley s hat ity pyro! i : n ¢ damaging might further d f t ween k a r 4 folid 1 ig of two at the New York City pir low ink , i ; me nay 1 re dawn off At Mr. Schley's offce MAY BREAK IT ON SEVEN DAYs)| S88 ‘ ¢ ' VAS ON 1 It was in Broadway a large nu (WARTERMASTER GENERAL NoTice mesrning gout yeiigane| PaaiNse Aven 2 tlekets were ued to poo! oT 2 " f in Va > POST OFFERED 10 FERED 10 GOETHALS \ aa a holida 1 the Shake-Up in War De War Departmen: ( T ; ns tid ap by giv : 4 D some stove a k Ld ; " ‘ M t hands of thr “ 1 . "Tam ¢ r 7 land ; mm famou. ménts op the bu ut from . business 1 aha yun Tam p ne a ntioned them as it rea th f vr my very best te hems! yon HH eo one of them get Da r of! w N bee Mr. Schley estimated that these n the |» 1 wal ellar dealers require at leust 2 M ah feat tons of stove and nut coal a week t i : es meet the urgent requirements of the eK. yi of ‘ . nee poor, => 11% won 1 Peek ‘ie $0 anid thet ® CAPT. BLUE IS Sii 2*" FUSION PAID SULZER $5,000 va caaurrenchwae'in aa tons of coal are 1 da RK ? vane a Manialt it 4 ; 7 Foutak Govenccn fivcina, NA W with umber of Po heard he tn tho Bronx, about |‘twe Hundred Unidentifed Dend Are : opal ees nistnat Danish and Swedtaty 9,000 tons a day in Drovkiyn and aad Halt WA oe oe @bout 5,000 tons a e vi pes a " Hudke Hyl0n Has Lonehean With ae Burns & < con ee fos. Whiteman Ey ED :e > \ dealers 1 } Y) i GERMANY IS SAID TO BE situat! tent 1 CONSIDERING ANOTHER oe t ‘ ‘ OFFER OF PEACE mploy work RY fs _ ight. ne a . Cu n Eitcaa haienn Waacn te (6 laren of Connress. | : poses ~ vayid . iP Harlem. Where rity an 1k WORLD TRAVEL HEME ALS ; : draw a coal wagon, four ure Pare y from abroad that Turk Ada at b wi > e ‘ i " considering an i u wv ¥ DEWEY Wests Fol HHH Wort y ys Dass - uae phe if Nate 4a) we ee? Ce it eae aan made lle Lovie Racing Entries on Page 10.) a eo ES SES SD eee Re