The evening world. Newspaper, December 22, 1917, Page 1

“Clreulation Books Open to All.” NEW YORK, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1917. NE CUNT tm Creator & 07, by The Pree Pubtiehing Lagden bl 4 Wo ’ Trak (The Sew Vere Worlds, 7 rlewwhere, Coprnant, oe ~ CROZER DRECTLY FOR THE SHORTAGE OF GUNS, SAYS GOL. LEWIS INVENTOR SPIES ARE CAUGHT 101 LES LOST TOBE SENDING MESSAGES rotig tym po ~ONBRITSH SHP IN INVISBLE INK ~ SUNKBY AU BOAT WORKMEN IN ESSEN PLANT ' Boarding Steamer’ Stephen German Censorship Makes It "GERMANS ARE STARVING, !Plot Just Uncovered Show Germans Used Neutral Sailors as Messengers. Furness Torpedoed in Irish Channel. —— Shame to Have to Beg Arms fn S. SOLDIER KILLED \ = ’ oN ee. 22.-—-Sinking of the WASHINGTON, Dec. An ex-| Impossible to Learn Extent 0 PAPER) LONDON: ‘Dee; S8eeiie From Bleeding France, IN AEROPLANE ACCIDENT), “°° St ; I " - ¢ fcr siete ‘crane > ; tensive trattic In written coininunten » Damave vitish board ateamver He Tells Senators. \\ seh - of the Damage. j tions to Germany, Austria und the poms, Vv Quoted as Saving Kitch-| Stephen Furness, with a loss of atx rching Re pic E , \ rwaerts Quoted $a g S ; . j berating Reports Tragic End Of} Northern European neutrals, involv. | MABSTRICHT, Holland, Vriday,| \°!"* a {Millions | officers and’ninotysAGw'faen, was a2 , 3 j | , fileers and jon- NEW HEAD IS URGED.| Harold Ainsworth—Two Ing use of Invisible ink and code! pee, 21 (British Admiralty, per Wir cus of Profiteers at 1 seed: ppi ith RRASieees miaetat } 4 | bs! ire: ed ounces ” he * | Other Deaths. systems, has been discovered and |jess Press).——-Workmen from Essen, | aires Alone Are Fille kis oiiaei toa | ; . 7 2 YNDON, Dec. 22.—According to a] The Stephen Furness was attacked “He-Man Wanted as Muni-! wagisxaron, pec. 22.—Gen. Por-| stopped by custome officials wi "|Germany, say that the Krupp plant,| HONDON, De A ? nd a icdaes orn! ; ayes Sree ‘ Reuter's despatch from Amst by a Submarine and went to the bot tions Chief—Schwab or shing to-day reported the death of| the last few weeks, Treasury oMcialx | 4, Sreat Gorman musitions. estab. | 22" A despat i ide la tow by a submarine and sent to the bo! Hl = (vate Harold Ainsworth <cst En- | disclosed to-day. jahaaanteins Sine fies toll cdl solinjcaliet v1.| tom in the [ris Channel. i . lishment, has been ablaze for twenty err von Wal- Farrell,” Says Borie. |listed Reserve Corps, on Dex 841 Tia 4ratho: st wan dlaciveed: «want attack on the system of Herr von as the feeule ae ens irpinne ‘a eldews | eg Bl ce eke eae oe ay [ORE HOUR dow, the German Food Controller, de-| nig stephen Furness Wan a ster! FASHINGTON, Deo, 22—Reapon-- | it\s im Albert Ainsworth on largely by Swedish ship) German censorship renders tt im-| claves that great masses of German fcrow steamer of 1,712 grows tons ldo ssn ay nortare | on Avenue, Swarthmor nd marine men |porrible to teurn the extent of the! people not only ars hungry, but are Sais dic Wake iandiidambt te 1046 sibility for ordnance and rifle shorta n, Pershine also reported the Scores of persons now are under] 4... Uterally starving, ‘The puper adds that | built In Wes Hes : gm the American army was laid OP) Qatiy from natural causes Jupveltante and eo: number of acnenta J Serleultural producers and ri ae dnu to- vate 0: Hooker, supply 5 . dents in towns are living (n plenty, Gen, Crosier, Chief of Ordnu ie, i af eA el nary pert th Rely | obably will be mado soon, Evidence! The plant at Basen, the main es- jou th (DNs tie lvl ed. \ day by Col. Iganc-Lewip, inventor of ain, Doc. 115 elorado, Tex. (aptazhe gene} of communication tabiishmen: of tho, Krapps the lar “livery war profitear and tolltionaire,”4 STEAMERS 10 ERS 10 THE U, 5, the Lewis tnacrine RAR estinen ate ‘ile FO BASES” nave been open ever since the United! est manufacturers in Germany of #ays the paper, ‘haa nities ane ‘ itary Affair® chino Gun Battalion, Dec. 17; scarlet . cellar full of ham and bacon. before the Senate dy father dy J, O'Brien, No, 195 Statesentored the war has been un-/arms and munitions, employed about So cass ekon arious existence, Committee. Main Street, North Walpole, N. H covered, und offictals suspect shat! 39909 men. before the w It bas spending all it ‘ages on pt Dutch Foreign “ign Midister Explains “, eaponsibié, more ™ f th form. > ich the forty miillior ol eo nineties © starve “ * “Gen. Cronier Js responsibl 5255 4 tipi i , hike Lesh oat » cei been expanded greatly during the re Te tua te ae Geeet | Probable Agreement to the than any other man, for the 0) $50 000 000 NEW BILLS ved ing war preparations, War Facta relating t¥ present We might have within month an/ Chamber of Deputies. quipment and the lack of any equlp- eae n America have been transmitted stze'and tha number of workmen are realy Scored Po ine eee WHE HAGUE, Dec Hon ment of the army,” said Lewis. ; FOR WAR PREPARATIONS under a we nized scheme di-| Kept secret the German Govern- aie Inst German defeut and lods of |usreement with the United States over In ®& dramatic declaration tha : ptected by subsects of neutral coun-| rent, tt was reported in October of mune food mupplying contemplates the use of t fighting the batt 1¢ of - a trie ssisted by some Americana. —— @ great part of Dutch shipping, For America is not Ss 6 dCAmenioas: Lie m Asked Since Congress “twenty per cont. of the letters| last year 0 1,000 persons, A HS eign Minister Loudon told the Chamber tne Allies, but the bat L of : Recess Began---S45,000,000 written in the United States or on | including several thousand w 314 PNEUMONIA 0! of Deputies to-day. He announced his Lewis declared that it's shame ‘ Pal leceeie Shipboled’ Aad ment. tol-wWere! at work there; and that 9,000 belief of an early conclusion of such an ang: an ap ve to beg urtillery ae . Aim parous Bem ry ees | ae ne aatie i at The ugreement, it war stated, would oops abroad ha cee enkrapt, WASHINGTON, Dec most her of the ship ew have been} Early thix year 4 h = provide Molland with necessary f trom France, “already near $50,000,000 in new appropriations to « found to bear 4 messages in ins! at the Krupp Works, said Severe Changes in Weather Blamed | stutts from the United Staten tn return and bled white 4 s saw) Plete war preparations during tho visible ink, | bean due to luck of food. It y iia Fatalities for Holland's placing at Ameriow's dis- The former West Pointer 6 i the | Present flacal year has been asked in Tho discoveries were made by cus-| ported that 40,009 workers were for Increase in 4 r posal uo great part of Holland's mer-| his maching gun rejectel OY OT) deficiency estimates submited to Con- tus officluls after promulgation of| yoived, and that the authoritien come | From That Cause sia peesis except sete! We: passenany jean War Department ane © regulations under the Trading With | patted it by sending many of the men! i E he weathor|#hips and a few veusels needed in Ho a sah ne of the pet weapons of /Rress since the holitady 4 berar Sales pas un aaa Ps bets saute es Hed Mosinee he aevare ! agi ip etiiee tees oo on Deipia olor aepted BE One OF Ittee his ne navy alone hus asked fc ans Pe ROEM Sate pinned I) sed Wi 4 1 the past week was given as rk anit colon the Allies, told the committee his gun) The n a i ri 5 of comr ons to or from} maion was permitted to come out vf|,, 4.0m for_an increare in the number | Work and color a | never received a fair trial here. | : a " ‘ on eae ye i gins ae aah United % except through | Germany ths from pneumonia ax com- he Lewis gun in great det ear = ar ense of customs authorities and| gorty miles from the Du r.| vious, according to Dr. Charles | “It's telling its own story \ Prade B . ini Glen dd} Holinan, of the Department of Health, | vol, Lewis. “It's telling ‘ © War Trade Board. Few places in Germany a jay on every batteineld in Barve EOYRT MARTIAL SENDS Witen the rules were estabtiehed al more carefully | tonday. | gsdey On avery that the Bi it hae : € toupection cP ehinn. (ee coe thy 16 ae | rom noon Saturday last te noon a | ‘The only * at Ral r of inspect Ps] No persons unknown day, out of 1,301 deaths from ail Counter Attack Repulsed, Says save brought Jown were brougl ws and cargoce waa beguny| authorities are pe on 811 were due to pneumonia ant eC Bt as i: down by Paul iendatekatet, nd fervus nature of many town, ‘The plant hos aurieeted CL tne daie period Ane DiS the War Office in ke * | os + oes tions found on shipboard eral times by Fre us week, wh 63 deaths from - Lewis sai Caer = % t Fre fevers vious Ww Rome. wo sons, now with Pershing In Five Year ana Dismissal I TOM | us danmediu discovered, airmen, notwithstanding pneumonin oceurred out a total F: ) France, and for ‘the sake of all your Service Punishment of Carl Before in ships were per-l bio anti-aircraft defens number of fatalities of 1,44 ROME, Dee Talia is es fi vie sons, who will be there bef t H. Calvin, mitted to dovk ¢ w mustered | spatohes inst July said From neon yesterday | 4 Be sons pr seete a : ih ie sortie war is over,” faster DroKT Pay iene ries ue | thelr clothing and other personal| there had been killed th @ 43 deaths frum pneumonia fern Htallan front, yeste x" yo been made in equipping} WASHINGTON, D Te, | oft exami uly, Shore} French aint and | paced s ee Aer Tage Qn should hav j Cart H. Calvin, ¢ Re only by spectal] at car bad A the| during the period ending at noon » spite of udverse ating : Me the army, rve Corps, has bi 4 to five w f bY able damage bad been n ALE Daatte foperind asieedaa tole Oa athe oa taeda CROZIER 1S BLAMED FOR THE! scare hard lnbor in Federal Peni ‘ precaution taken | works. lines seannate 102, 16 from pnous | the Italian War Of | TROUBLE. tentiary at Atlanta, Ga., and to be dis ire a et ie of _T {recta ROH Hrook Hac text of tho statement reads a he ya publicly | missed " eo wervi for prope from wi to shore. Bb. | 8 pneum ne 2] follows dmitted he had pu minked the ser p " HYLAN 18 pneur Lewis & wey er with “fim-fiam-| conduct” under the Ninety-ffth and * ine ger British cen- | pneumonia, and Richmond, 4 Asolone re y charged Gen. nae Ninety-sixth Articles of War i mMuny cises was evaded, UNSEL| nonia arditi t the fehting ming for fifteen years” ‘omporary ond Lieut. John © FOR CORPORATION | a lively and again realized some prog- ‘The Colonel's wrath tows Ward, infantry, found guilty of drunk = ATH.|: A hoat wa was asked, “phe om | “What was the trouble in the Ord |, dismissul from the service, bu Lawyer Chosen for Ay re ‘ : “€ nope avec rather than] post tmits for six ax mont - ] in New Y ae A wr eaeiul divest ae thas tho country is auf ring} ugh for Them Left Over From}, ey "Naa! Waite Piniia Aveaus, om. 1 was not in the ring. I kn ~ | NO 100, 000 AIR AIR 4 Thanksgiving — Others Will |otece . narning 9§- Chrteury 4 «| Three paswenge pjured in ye Join.” | . | siding of Loewer'n dep Mores! Streat and White Plains Avenue thin ved to join | INU, S, FORCE THIS YEAR om ing Senator Weeks wanted to know Just slit WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY | at Elm Place and Fulton Street, Brook-| afternoon. Both the cars were south t he meant by a “ring.” | ‘ — ii N FRANCE, Dec. £2 (United Press), | Y lyn, and suffere ur whieh} bound. Ono h topped and th hh adcctes here 1s anything} Chairman Coffin Says There Is Idler: | J he died soon after 4 in Hrov other crashed into it "You don't mean there Is anyth) ) Some Ane oldiers witt| s ‘ opin Ton Burk ’ No. 449 on Ah ne # “You C “a fice Aw “ aaa ‘ospital, ohn Burke, an engin cooked?" asked the Ser neat No Chance of Manning or have t ri vurkey and Her Huthond: « oa = a86th Str i ion't charge pecuniar Housing Such a Fleet, 0 p e special Christ. A ale ant, said Mra, Willtarnson had been] o¢ No. 730 #t S23nd h thése products| happy frame of 1 ' 1 for some Ume and must have been! William Cullen, 4 fireman, of No. oy t WASHINGTON, Dee 22.--Amo: ma ship rv some Un am e . are other kinds of AF 2.—-Amor 1 any anit er , scantaclit aneas 1 226th Br were luceratod enator, th r ‘yaad !\ “Liberty motor," which will drive i a nomentarily deranged ig lah Be yaft than money ft," 9 he Ne ee alserasheesin to ce Esai Department | Hylan still js non-rw —> Chey were tr by Dr. Bertin rs y. “A man whose loyalty to his po- |), rmany, is approved by the! > ere was just| make-up late. M : Baby Found Alive tn Snow at Seeme) Fordham Hospital and iat 1 party injures his country Is 4 | Aine uperiority of the m: t nd mince meat|™M4@ny years an Asels f Big KRatlroad Wena haw Both cars weer dan ; ' case of | evide > ed den \ cag | Counsel and conducted HEPHERDSVILLE, Ky. D -—— nl yulty to a bureau chief that’s dam- [ehalrman fin he Alreratt Hoard | 599 999 \ lucky hun- Aa Mf thedneuiry into Cannis. wing the nation.” | he shine the Kel tiaued avciner |'Qred © G8 AA: Mal re whl te OTTAWA, Ont., De Iino J Colonel, what's the reasor Lact serie eta Reaeruen absorb rest Corday. | the usual Gaturd y-seven and injury of intoxicating liquors into Canada aft pposition in the Ordnance |now the Immediage requirement, Amer : i endeavoring |incoming Lord of H nd ow Monday next prob a a mt, to the Lowis su MM we |i a is to ha big flying fleet, but tency BY Dire | voted to afta 1 4. A mist orde manufacture will be promt sked. Coffin dispelled any tHusions that it t from the French, - _>— mej responalble | date to be determine They want to kill it ey want to| would number 100,000 machines this * t reduce the|Parmern' Sms in Ar e dentified baby 4 ® | Borden officially annour the label off of it hey wili|year—a report widely cireulated in thie t because the del- | Allowed to Help @ . eae nea : r — Ccnauin an vpivline aoe | ea y and abroad. nerely borrowed, and| WASHINGTON, I wreck, ts bela car sequaturs for German Co ver do it,” he Mt | ‘Phere would be no chance of ma N sullen arrival Maker has u pla fs — Brasil Are Cancelled, He then cited eg ferent O'de} se such a fle d houring facilities iri to the in the a 4 t enter of DD Chair Dead, | RIO JANE © A de ‘© inventions of hICh | would be equal ubtful,”” he sald hey © ~~ at perlodival intervals KANSAS CITY Ja ha» been pr " ne the ster had opposed. “A range-finder | pasando. Vren elt jn a | Produc he out Morr! ¢ invent: | exequature of ans weting a4 or coast artillery which I invente “pewers wives por FPR BOL TDAYS. Heada 4 Nera to /2clene New York lental ene i er ° Dentrel ' 2 protested “ ¢ ‘ ree QQeutinued on Mevond Paseo tae Yue bevy ales “Bor Coruinete, éabio Obr ings home, he scarcity of tabor AvMe ere boda), aged ciplity of Austria and Holland 1 BOLSHEVIK [“Cirentation Rooks Open to All.” d 0 PAGES BIG KRUPP GUN PLANT REPORTED ON FIRE Steamer T orpedoed: 101 Lives Lost jton had been recetved by the British) Officers of the Baltic fleet bave Government through the neutral na-| adopted resolution protesting tlon min to be clreulating them against the latest reform which places The vlen Office expressed the be-|the supreme command of the fleet im ltet th t the “peace terms” were/the hands of the body of elected |purely German propaganda, put out In! suitors and makes all posts elective, WEATHER sir, entdar to-night and te-merrem £OITION Sd ‘| | OP ORNT tm Oremter Wtenm Comaty, 8.4 PRICE; td Uo, BATTLE ON IN PETROGRAD: WE WOW'T KNEEL TO KAISER; SAYSREDS FOREIGN MINISTER Trotzky Tells the Council of Soldiers and Workmen “Offensive” Peace Terms of Germans Will Be Fought by Russians. GERMAN DENIAL THAT PEACE OFFER. WILL BE RENEWED Cologne: Gazette Makes Cate- gorical Contradiction — of “Reports in Forei PETROGRAD, Dee. — Leon rotaky, the Bolshevik Foreign Min- ister, In addressing the Counell of ‘sand Workmen declared that ‘man Emperor offered “et- terms the Russians would fight aguinst it. “We did not overthrow Czariem to knool before tim Kalser,” he siviwdy* “But if through ow? exhaustion we had to accept the Kaiser's terms we would do so to rfse with the German people against German militarism,” Discovery of widespreal plot against the ikl Government foraly peace a Holshe | Was announced by the Soviet to-day. gn Press.” | Ono of the plans of tho revelu- », it was sald, was to destroy discipline among the Soviet troops by organizing looting parties to steal | tionarte AMSTERDAM, I eal dental of . 22,—Categori- “reports In the foreign preas that Germany will repeat her) jiquor and distribute intoxleante peace offer’ was registe by the} among the soldiers, semi-official newspaper Cologne Ga-| M, Tchernoff, former Minister of xette to-day, according to despatches|Asriculture, and Mme. Catherine Breshkovskaya and other soctal revoe recetved Here. 5 a) luttonist members of the Constituent No German “Peace ‘Terma Mave! Assembly, have prociaimed their dex Yet Reached London, |termination not to submit to Premier LONDON, Dec, 22-—Tho British | Lenine and Foreign Minister Trotaky, but to convene the assembly and to endeavor through it to carry out @ programme of peace an‘ land free dom, Foreign Office told the United day no such hint of Teutonic ter ntly reported at Washing- Press to- peace 4 Os Pe sn effort to influence the American publle. Ukrainian forces have taken over the Roumanlan and southwestern fronts and have united under Gen, German Terms of Peace gs Re-|rcherbatcheff, according to word pec ported In Parts, © |celved here to-day. Immediate are PARIS, Dec. 22.—Germany's newest | rout of the General has been ordered peace proposals, now being drafted,| ny the Bolyhevik Government, contemplate peace on the basis of| All Ukrainian Cossacks have been the status quo, according to special | ondered & ized and @ far-reaching revolutionary movement againgt the med to-day to have been initely in motion, despatches printed in to-day's Matin, | According to the Matin'a informa- on, Foreign Secretary von Kuebl-|* evil a ne ee ee eer mann will offer the evacuation of Bel-| Heports here this afternoon dé- um, with “guaranteeh ning | claved that the Soviet of Soldiers and PeauCSAbIy! (nakoanittaal an-|Workmen at Kteff had declared its nounce retirement from France a apport of the Ukrainian demand for Italy in exchange for return of Ger- | !ndependence nany's colonies and guarantee of the| Tho resignation of Gen, Kaledine freedom of commerce. The question) and his associates in the Military of Turkey, it was stated, iy to be left| Government of the Cossacks, ts re- in the background in the bo. of ta-| p 1 The purpose of this move is teresting England in some “trad: to permit the formation of @ strong Bulgaria, it was said, js insisting | popular Government. Gen, Kaledine on acquisition of Dobrudja, Southern | explains as decided to withdraw Macedonia and that part of Serviajon account of his unpopularity with extending ay fur south as Moravia.! tne ¢r at the front, who refuse to She 19 also asking that Roumunts be! obey him in consequence of mis put under subjection to German evo- | rep ntations on the part of his Russia and Al . ignored in the mical domination, may be ene Lorraine forthcoming vps Fight Bolahewikt peace suggestions or| four Army ¢ possivly concessions as to’ these two! in Petrog factors In peace completely refused, | STOCKHOLM, Dec. 23—A great 7 — bate in the streets of Petrograd was NO SOLDIERS CONVICTED, | reported trom the Russian capital to- day, Report of 100 Pro-Germans in, Wour army corps (approximately Camp Merritt Dented. 160,000 men) refused to obey orders of ‘ Eme' of Camp Merritt, N. J., day Instructed Lieut, Noble to deny emphatically the story printed in this morning's New York Tribune to the] effect that 100 soldiers in that camp| been found gullty of p: Boisheviki Government to leave city. The Bolshevik! sent ether troops against them, ‘The fighting was still in progrogs 4s the despatch was sent from Petro- the pole om. are) grad. Further details were not avail- Lieut, Noble placed emphasta on the | able. He further sald there had not beca the Fro: . more than half a dozen courtmartiala ZURICH, L —"Rectification of eince (he camp Was established tho frontier’ is the invariable phrase