The evening world. Newspaper, December 28, 1917, Page 3

CAPTURED U BOA LURES FIVE MORE INTO ALLIED TRAP ee The U $5, Which Vietted Sew port, and Capt, Wena Pigure | i Marnathabhe Dapient. ew the German evemerine 1 Wie thet ot Bowen te & Pome of 1018 and then cnn one a0) hoe 0 Mantunent, wan later Map ates Wy the French and weed t0 t. (fen Ore of (he Mateors enterweter toete ie (ld Corder in @ dempeten Commons recentiy wr Wremier thord) Genrgs (nat the Milan German edemarions tn + ngs tay, ‘The announcement of thie ereeee, whieh wae regarded 4 the antt-l beat mn peign. not only etm wut treseed intense jatereet in "hited Wtatee the U 8 wee captw wre ' etrorer and Wrench | mine eweepers, she wee still in charan ot Captain Wana Yose, whe mate) such favorable impression wom) American naval offers when he came | erhore at Newport | In the captured submarine Veench found much valuaide infor tion and an allied naval conference | was held in the port to which she was towed. Attending the conference were Frenen. omens ty Pirttiah and American naval! realized They that tn the} VEALED MANY When the eubmarine * wireleas equipment wa. wave length used by wirelessing land submarines Was « wined her and the Germana ta 4 mater 4 when arefully | (ie anenry wed fanen ine | nant oven @ heatoryer tot the Howes of Commons | | ewvtase the | eputted by an airplane | making COE 990 KaN es awe fiantone ond Cpped wn only fm J worn Vite The age W008 ‘The sree of 8 gam canoneed he ree wong tes nm ot of oe eee sae Gmeen Monte 4O8 Manned Focome’ OF (he bareing Of ged fare eridener met he here « oo, serner Aire, he Meyienee ihe tom oot he Wnts 4 Cnay were fated (4 (he warlane, teemented twwee He a0 (Mewmnd bornhe at cant fe able opervaniey The comet at gued fom featowyary waa senewet oT enaddill ddaaianien Mikal The Aaatewyete (armed @ tenia wiih 6 tates of shen (ae mew the santa fw hint Ruge anrona of were feng towers (he ey eee wh hed demented to variows Aarythe wane onghoting win tavae ant fla ome a0 een fhe comme of any Mrpemne aida mao Vbabe A tw mnie later he feet af He from Paria trom © epeeias vavvanpen. [IMO aahmnarines wane to (he top whe fee oe ery et fm Gant af the International Mews BOP’ | epatshag @ lerpene in the divenion we of a hemetionn danterrer §=Ratare Tee Cary heewe hat an (ne 08 | Me td Marharge ane m~ © eewnsement mete ia the Waves of| ainiiy Wiawn tn planes by whats from (he deatrovers wine mambhare at ne Maveras aaven sree OF" BECONO AMO THIRD GUaMA FINES ARE GOON OLETROVE: Bight wendee4 yarte « the greatent josbemerine sherw ed Wael! 04 aypnared apart ae her hol A amen ta the third mulnersiine wee tt below the of the ome marked ithe & piutminet With @ white few pro the oonnin aine & fourth eabmarinn sank before alt * taken off by two Met 4, the commander havi # senaocin betore wurrender tout ue. her Mever rew were saved, but the commander per lated The captured German officers told bow they had received the decoy nage from the t ning It, reported unaware of what awal vous CHILDREN Pee , ' ' ' 4 : ' Kiddie Klub’s X-Mas Party Public School Children Gives Thousands of Cousins THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY DECEMBER CE OOER EOE OEE ECE EEE PEEL ORFF T EVENING WORLD'S SHOW AT THE By the Thousands Enjoy a8 64087 a” he ate het. Thet'e« wt easin altar aie @ owe ante f : ew ’ Ne mney fey WALTER & CO., 18a BROADWAY, Tomorrow, in the Franklin Simon Boys’ Shops Morar 7 4 om 4 at henad curren nearg me i wa eee ea Best Time They Ever Knew Evening World’s Treat Annual Sale of every (ew days. This rendezvoun was appointed by the commander of the U 98, who wae virtually the “admi- val” of the fleet. Among tho entries in the log book were two which indicated that two wubmarines in flotilla had been sunk. Ia any t, they had not appeared at the rendezvoun of the subm officer at y fret 10 wea ap posstbilities of asped the pon which had fallen into the hands he Allies. ' 1 53 be used as a decoy to trap the other submarines of the flotilla met with instant favor. 0 CAPTURED U BOAT AS DECOY FOR OTHE A crew was taken from a Frencb submarine and put aboard the cap- tured U boat, which headed for the wea, and when out @ sufficient dis- tance wirelessed « call for a ren- desvous the following day The next day careful preparations were made to receive the submarines. ‘wo tramp steamers, heavily laden, steamed slowly toward the French coast. Here and there In the sky Wrench airplanes darted about, Sev- eval of tho fleetest destroyers of the His suggestion that the | |hours, TO THIRTY-ONE FOR Gav Less Than Half as Many as ceding Twenty-four Hou 280 Victims in Week According to Department of ifealtt figures, the number of deaths from pneumonia during the twenty-four hours ended @ thi noon to-day was much smaller during the preceding twenty-fou there being 31 deaths from that cause throughout Greater New York, a» against 73 the day before ‘The total number of deaths from caures the Inst ‘There were 104 in Manhattan, nied 14 were caused by pneumonia; 33 in the Bronx, 3 from 78 in Rrook lyn, 12 from p 10 tn Queens with none from pneumonia, Richmond with 2 from pneumonta ‘The total number of deaths tn the five boroughs during the week ended at noon to-day was 1,339, of which 280 were caused by pneumonta, The din ease med 226 during the previous week out of a total of 1,278 deaths ——— Mari PARIS, Dec. 28.—Members of the French Academy to-day voted over whelmingly to accept Marshal Joffre as one of thelr number of the so-called “immortals. 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In Made One of the| 24 hours wan 218 | and 3 inlin yout Strand Theatre—Good Ad- st Jollification New York certatn ittie Klub counin, they just Vouaae: Ever Enjoyed. chipped in and bought the dress for vice as Well as Fun for Them. — ber themselves, so that sho might Marguerite Mooers Marshall. TTLE 1" Manhattan Opera House, dar | appear in the show thinks the Kiddie Ki. proud of Cowan Eleanor, » ought to be| ich friendly and unselfish By Sophie Irene Loeb. “DAY several thousand shoot children are again guests of the ra out of the heart 7 Saat ta, ball cing or email pertormera at the | EX2mae World at the Strand Theatre party inetd tee reettt At the | Over 4,000 children enjoyed this treat y detate lita bee ccd tines are Yesterday when a 1," Helen Spiro and Irene Sp! ro whe children’s pre pian- 'in their comedy s# school Day: gramme was pre- C hook Days, with §=1998 - made the Kiddies out in the audience rotarig- lle chee at & BOY 95 /cccriy inueh themociven. of chal: cipal feature was prano with |e tin e t aie Marguerite Clark ice like a sky te, an ris aa Waiter Bootie in in “The Seven \ark; saucy, |* DMby violin duet. Walter was the Seaan” Phe csip> , s* jaueh bringing, | Uttlent, woberest, youngeat performer pled children will big Chinese nursery and Toy Beouts Batts B Dosis, woe Fifth Avenuc lay to make the Christmas| applause. Adolph Lewisohn, the well known elehration of The Evening World’ “There ts nothing the matter with | philanthropist, apoke to the children Ki Jdie Klub the happlest, gayent, Pathan Nae tet naacwin’ | and suggested how they mixht ald the most succenstul jollifieation New| nounced with calm emphasis, wa lic in the coming year, He said: Ye youngsters have ever seeN.| watched the airy posturings of two| “I cannot tell you how delighted I And every clever kiddie on the stage) finished toe dancers, Gertrude Mc-|am to have this opportunity to moet | Wasa Kid pous | guanion and, Maries ’ An! you here and to say a fow words to Wasn't it the time you ever! Weed’ Bopp, who wang a poldige you on this interesting occasion had, cousing of th Kiddie Klub? with « background of scouts to jen You represent the future of our “You sald It! one boy answered] point to It community, and the future general that question of mine after the two ALF a dozen Chinose Mother| Welfare of the Nation depends upc hours and a half of sheer Joy in the Joose rhymes were charmingly |YOUF Proper education, your good sung by the Kiddie Klub Khorus, a] health and success, 1 love to be with coems and happl linc hese tha deserve, and 1 you tender my sincere thanks and aj elation to Ming Loeb, who are so kind to you, vatedly work for y fet on so well, and w this entertainment for vou. ‘arranged ha ‘Twish you all a Happy New Year Torarn nam ain will be repeated ‘ houseful. ¢ f f the entertainn ' ‘ Hon of apples ehiidren—fru t te quailty This was made poasible throug! the efforts of KF. 1. Goodsell, who auper Intended the tak of securing enough of the fruit to supply all of the chil dren The firme who contributed the fruit are: Miller-Cummings Co, John Nix & Co, K Cochran Co, C,H & C. W. Kimball, Steinhardt & Kelly, |B. P. Loomis & Co, J. & GO. Lippman, | chran & Co, Florida Produce M. French, L. Taub, Smith & u niden, J, He Killough & coe Herke Wita & Schwartz, Helier 13 Kinpire Produce and Export Co, 8 x Exchange, G Gilbert bianca soning, Co, Kean Leater | Day, Porto Reo Fruit Cavallaro and J Is. Sayres, M. \J. Plrung & ¢ MeCormick-Hubt Fickett Company Company The J | Makee Little Oitference What You News—A World For Small Boys Reduced to $§50 Were 912.50 and *9.75 and are etill worth it! HE object in reducing these overcoats for Boys is to intro- duce them more particularly to mothers who are not familiar with our Boys’ clothes and who through these very liberal reductions may become acquainted with the un- usually high standards of our productions for boys. They are all regular stock, and there is a big selection of fabrics, em- bracing cheviots, tweeds, and chinchillas, in a wide range of plain colors and. novelty mixtures, Both plain and belted models. Sizes 3 to 10 years. Buy Early! Fifth Avenue—37th and 38th Streets Price Price Price Price hele tae TOD? “Want or. 81st St. 26.50 35.00 69.50 49.50 TEN the curtain went up, a fine! group of twenty-four youngsters with | ¥oU and to be one of you, and noth-! Company she mT a Ge eee delegation of Boy Scouts and] kimonos, fane and paragols, In the |!0e gives me more ploasure than to| plied the trucks carrying the fruit to Naval Scouts, with a big Amertean! Khorus were: Grace Schatzio, Eliza- | add to your happiness | the theatre. |fag and a lighted Christmas tree} beth Hannon, Gladys Gally, Margaret | “The welfare of the community de- | committee of womed behind them, were drawn up on the] Markle, Buddy Dolan, Gloria Doyle,| bends upon co-operation. We must care for the ebiidren stage, At tho left of the atage there] Mary McAsey, Margaret McAsey,|all do our share, and I know you will| will act Im that capacity to-day: Miss wat o all, sturdy figure in khaki,| Mary Wishnew, Nancy Niolson, Ha-|™ake good, and when you are grown| Klitabeth Fee, Mra Slater, Misa entirely surroundedaby a big drum|zel Greenberg, Edna Waltz, A up will be useful citizens and good| Marion A janerne A inant ear and several other musical instru-| Walker, Nora Sinith, Blanch V members of the community Nvittenstain, Mise jments. He was Walter Gunther, the] Alice Leary, Mildred Edelman, Kater] “We are all interested together tn e Jdrummer mascot of the Kighth Coast] Koseman, Dorothy Mil tose |the good cause of winning the war.| Miss ¥ Artillery, and he worked nobly as an} Stransky, Ruth Sehnelacr, Charien| The way you ean holp in by thritt| Miss Grace nen Weitan Jaccompanist throughout the perform-| Dandrea, William Goldway and Will-| 4nd by stopping waste, Those of you| 2°PMe Loudeburah a Anee, ne sing ican Galway: who are able to save something, even | 5 x 5 | ried Gannon" Geneviove McLoughlin and Francis |!f only @ smal amount, should invest | zzz The Broadway Shop Where Fashion Reigns zzzzzzzz,| 1 boy'a costs MeKenty, two of the older klddiny, [It In war saving mtamps instead of Christmas.” #httoGh boyi| danced aad sade & enappy 6 spending It for useless articles. In Mildre 1 Watts gave an amuslng IM-1 9 yng Kaith Exochel danced this way you are ‘doing your bit’ and| Meiers the entire programmo| tily the Faust ballet, ‘Then young}Relping the Governmont, and at the| was more exquisite than the next] Willard Thompson, a boy int at jsame time helping your people and} tiumnber, the goup of orikinal thyth-| Grace Apiacopal Church, gave two [YOUrRelveR, — Thesy war — waving ‘ Hy _roranin pobtane sclne, which my discerning [MAMBO are an ae ly secure in-| draperies | twelve-year-old declared vom: | ¥estmont, and if you continue to in-| mit ther tea enit| things ie the prosremnio vest your savings in them right along Broadway, C up moved across the + you will, afte while, have suved u yOWwILE ba ns a ® u whe ‘Ou re OW » i} bs a in brief, ups the tis gitla, in the audloove sigh D PROpabie RAOw that he theitt SALE of Evening Apparel na llory ne Hoe red frog, A With delight ma Frank MCR Tok puconmeees tr danced & pensant|CoMmick, the stage manager, ans |0 oF cant Glampa. If you are able to SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY dance of Russ Laura Katofaky Rieces, Car hs OS es ‘so up to the end of January for $4.12, pola. and’ white Ai Marea agmph,| Amusing child singers and linperso. (wed HE you hold it wot 12 the/ HY Evening Gowns mole ane. ne number” he natora Marquret and Der Mo- | _ " Formerly priced $55.00 Sale Sprite.” «sat coatume on ula [PR yy ia olr own Jolly comed) |dienco aang the Kiddie Klub song as athe ohangw of coatum mo. who| italy clever imitation of} na |® olon ne CHORE, nd then It was time Evening Gowns Held ae aeae\ dalteh eed ‘Honey aerate Poot and ature “allie one EE SREE SHINER ABA Formerly priced $79.59 Sale amazod is # ae ees ONOY | day as “Sphinx” danced bewitching ° Sarat ae : at amusing 8, | And these are the people, Kiddies. . Sa irronarte| Ys Hortense Awi mans a ray 0! o' lioh wom you must give three aeace, {| Evening Gowns bly droll Dean M mieae $08 oe aie wood Clement stepped a atutely nin |ful cheora: First and foremost, your Formerly priced $145.00 Sale pupil, fi uf which he in- et. Dor thy Gunprecht ns 00 lown Cousin panor, Then Morris : Syria dasiced with seat anid animal Gest, who wave you the Manhauan |} Evening Wraps HW first Wi(tlo performer at the/mmall Ainerican with a Opera Houro for your party And Formerly priced $125.00 Sale party was Anna who! (AOUSIN ELEANOR, ¥ sper |pentrously ¢ Bea anata ine $ did a nolo at the pb rtrud C thought and hard work w Klub's aration Evening Wraps Black, a tall girl with a clean ©Uuty| sponsible for the whole «sterain K MoCormick, manager; Gustave Formerly priced $225.00 intelligent f played charmingly! ment, fitted down to the f to | APAr, SMAORE Siting’ ameeetin Jon the vi There was ap wish her cousins a Happ Huth Heyman, Laure Kl beep a | duet from Anos Cunlen @Ad Gertrude] AN the litte performers and ear Chaffee. Ad, Will Fing in! GraANb Rapips | FURNITURE tried to rafeguard by destroying his) hie. reconn nt pil ’ Evening World's Holiday Mat- iciiiar, and that wasn't the only nice Th Poor and the Lame Rub El- papers . shat | tit thing Apna ond Gertrude did for the’ bows With the Rich and Have It waa ina jear in the log that rines inee Fills Manhattan Opera rset Rigger dl A. 7 ae the U 63 w ¢ flagenip of a foil ie House to Bursting Point and ‘‘3*! ee ee ; perl vi pd ema ime at eer of eight submersibles which met # r t is had forgo o senseavous appetaied by wirtites PNEUMONIA DEATHS DROP Proves the Biggest and Gay-|\iave a new arses st the tome ot a Kiddies’ Entertainment « franklin Simon & Co. CREDIT TERMS | FREE prass sep bitsy fe “68 75. «© 400 “68 150. “46 200-0 “ « 300-00 $50 to $500 Open Monday and Saturday Ev 10¢ST.L STATION BL BET. 103'& AT CO) 104"ST