The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1917, Page 1

{*Ciroutation Rooke Open to All.” ead “oon = Od MEW YORK, BGATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, tm View tad ety TV WE eeu % te THREE BRITISH WARSHIPS ns ———__—_— — ———— = GERMANS TO LE WEATHER BELOW i HERE: i. we ut BRITISH DESTROYERS SUNK Hate Cimety, 604 Ve man end le merremn, mm Le om ncnresientrdntillntiinhtilimestine PRICE “Chrentation Hooks Open ta At” 1917 10 PAGES oe 608 Netmom | eomey, oal Crisis Worse With Weather Below Zero Here AAO OL POLL LOLOL LLL OLD On AAA AR ROLL A OOOO AO AOAC D OLE I re SUNK; 193 LOST GREW OFA BOT okay i GERMAN FACTORY FOREMAN | Delegate to Nes Conference te 1 Destroyer Panniti ¢ f ’ eee _ Reported to Have Secret! suminended for Work in ’ — Of me ‘ . Agreed on Plebiscite Sinking Submarine Swirling Snowstorm Adds to! ea% : Suffering Caused by Drop urnounam me » tan 2titish Admiralty Announces That! ,... {oun » + |Paul Hennig, Expert of Bliss Plant, i the Holahevik Voreign M i United aten Fanntos in Temperature. ie ga aa Three Destroyers Were Mined |" : “ Alleged to Have Altered Gyro- . . men's and Soldte founeil that he mee | Nivholwon sn officially eredited S ¢ Fa BROOKLYN PLIGHT oav. FOR 3] 000 NURSES“: Sen sa ute count we or Torpedoed Off Dutch Coast—%sivr va» omeiaiy crmaies scopes So Missiles Would Hit ould officially ask the Kutente wy with capture of th erma Bidv' S006 % Fit Wa |Powers whether they intended to 13 Officers and 180 Men Lost. ubmartie pris ‘The event « Ship Firing Them. y 3, ons of Coal e-| josey the Russian or the German | wie hh urred In November and cayie reports Sei 000 N |—-| K © proposals, ¢ ther they cave only scant news of the capture a cel pond 1 cae, | | wouta pup 3 ae bile fees ba THE HAGUE, Boe: 29.—Three Allied destroyers were at- Malia ‘ in : niet a Evidence was made public tially of the alteration of United States y PP! ‘Tose ae | coun | tacked and sunk by German naval vensels, according to a report) Fanning commander, Liew ALS Navy torpedoes so that Instead of hitting their mark they would cirele Tembaratuni. | Sar Er Gainps Still Need} rf ine wntente ates retuse to 401" | pepe! ling Dore berday, Carpenter, wan accorded the offer uf back and possibly destroy the ship from which they were fired, Py 71—Lakewood Hotel for the newotiations within ten days. | the dock, Lieut, Walter O, Henry and | Owa chine . ; a a charge of treason, the penalty y be nA General Hospital. Luin Wold be forced to conclude LONDON, Dec. 29.—Three British destroyers were mined or | Coxnwain 1D. Loomis for mehting the | r racaih | @ penalty for which may be death, Maul (below) a é + ape hag ; iniaale it aaa i fennig of South Ozone, L. L, for five years a toremar » fact dicianall ® weporate | cace. torpedoed and sunk off the Dutch coast in foggy weather on the | Orme” submarine per and y reman in the factory of $ WASHINGTON; ‘Dée cat tor |e ote Cwaies io the Breat- Citet Pharmacies Mate Winer How. [the EW, Bliss Company in South Brooklyn, where torpedoes ave made F ‘a ie iN, ™! for Litovak peucy conference were ie night of Dec, 22d, according to Admiralty announcement to-day. | !! aid Coxswain Vrancie G, Conner!) 1. ¢ ent, » Uni +-(belew) 1/37,500 nurses needed in the Army ported to-day as beving privately national naval voluntoors.who hero. F the Government, was arraigned before United States Judge Veeder Ol Nurse Corpn of the Medical Dopart-, \#roed to», pleblacite to determine Thirteen officers and 180 men wrre fost, cally jumpel ovarpoard to reseug m! to-day and held withoutbalh © .4 Tment waw mide bY the War rt. (he future "Mlapysttion of Aisave- -_-— drowning German atuman, r Dope + Previous! ; Lorraine Four’ oMfeers and thirty-Ave 1 viously 4 mas» of evidenee ROBE Faadiy:.. Gh . acto ass Ce idene: iss sided meanilian 56 tae voas ahd \taksd Anan army ot 1.006406. bhe Such # conversion waa not formally T k €, hers of the craw were taken prixoner, “| FRENCH AVIATORS RAID mathered by the Federal Sooret Mer ' tase 0 paulo bt Los annouicemene ot terms || FUCKS Send 60,000 New Troops, They are raid to have been 80 happy vice through month» of aulet the gravest coal shortage of the win-| The corps now iw 3,612 and Is/ tO) a6 outined by Count Cxornin, and the to be free of thelr virtus! prison life WAR BASES OF GERMAN |nad + "? is ter in sight are the two facts which |bo Increased 1,000 per cant, during | declaration th 1 been covered Led by t alkenhayn, a German, that they began to sing after the |had been presented to'the Grand bring‘a chill to New York to-day. bee next y in private conte was regarded . “ | became warm and cheered the erew _ —_ ee The temperature, tumbling seg Reet mentee aster deen a hor i tae co of a step For Drive Against Jerusalem o the Fanning wiles but. asnoeny . Bombs Dropped Over Metz, Thione| "ennie hae had entire charge of vie |e i 4 371! toward genera ce je nvoount of the capture differ ville {the gyroscope department o than 30 degrees in twenty hours, hit! nurses.to bring the quotas of all up, Admiasion of ten revolutionary oe tH {ttle from reporte already made, ex Wille, Rete! aie OA ee Star tory peter te sna 1 degree below zero at 8 o'clock (his|to the minimum considered nevesmary | «jalista to the Bulvhovikl WASINGTON, Deo, 29. Four Turkich army divisions upward ept there was no mention of egic Points. netory, und the «yronoope in “the 4 Morning and aguin at 11 o'clock. It|~-#ixty-five each, circle strengthen the 0,000 men—reinforeed by Austro-German troops from the Russian and | the prestous claim that the Teuton® pais, poo, 99. —rench aviators oar brain of the torpedo." A perfect, will hover very close to the zero| Since carly in December when the very greatly here to-day Roumaninn fronts, have begun a desperate campalgn to retake Jeru- | themmelves had opened the ValveH vied out wuncuanful bombing expeditions |K¥roncope holds the torpedo in a true mark all day, the Weather Burewd | S°my Authe carpe Hate Bown ite urs) ‘The British Umbasey authorizes the|} salem and drive the British from the Holy Land, according to ometal | after murrendering, | Fhe taluaiond ave storg, crhionville, Hethel and other |COU®. A slimt, almont imperceptt. prophesies, and to-night it will fal | #ent needs for more nurses, 1,903 ap- suncement that « ement reuse . naton to-day were at the depth charge tt : hie eltavatie * oh again, ‘ plication blanks have been forwarded 1 re coheed With ths Botanevie@o reports reaching Washington toda ; . blasted the shellelike sides of the (*tinan strategic potute, to-day's official |Yl@ alteration in enough to deflect the Just what thie means to Now York |DUring the same pertod nurses nt to lave passporte to courters | Heavy fighting ts in progress over @ line extending from Jamu | ty pout aw whe nani tatement announced jminaile from its target, and « slightly in terms of suffering can be pro-|M4v* applied for enrollment and my énelend on condition shat || (roush derussiem and along the Jericho Toad muost. to the: River About 410 7, M." suid the official! ‘The War office yald patrol fighting | Mreator change eaken the tonpedo @ dieated on the inevitable dificultins of | lof thew have already been accepted courier duty and|{ Jordan, ‘The Turks vainly attempted to break the Brithea grip on aveount, “while encorting w convey {Wan reported fram Chaumtoren Wood and | water hoomerang. " A reserve of 100 nurses will be organ- Jaffa-Jerusaiem railroads, Hflorts to turn the British Hank tn the neigh. | (ie lookout of the Fanning sighted a | Saplanew } oval fronen solid in the cars at ‘Md 6 GYROSCOPES ALT. , blocking of barges by river ice | !%°4 for emerwency purposes as soon us authorities || Dorhood of Bethany, northeast of Jerusalem, falled amail periucope about a foot above > Hoan Alas ERED ENOUGH fagnation of traffic tor coal| tl? ee a earenmien hospitals have | ive ollowed the example of those At #ome points along the line Gen, Allenby's expeditionary force 1s || the Water some distance off the port AMERICAN WAR BALLOON | sar aes Wagons in the city's slippery streets. mesial ToLRENEAGHt hus teased the i" Hetrowrud and have taken over all | outnumbered two to one According to oflclal reports he is making a |) P2™: The periscope yn bi ati We | hy of the torpetoes turned out “Nearly an inoh of very dry snow . \ nas Teased | th | he private banks in Moscow doter:iined stand against Gen, Falkenhayn's combined ‘Turko-Austro tae ae ar a aae lalid d MISSING: MAY BI 7 | Mh erronconen that wore made and has fallen so far," report Lakewood Hotel at Lakewood, N. J immediately hoaded for the #pot and ' ey reports tho Weath- ar Gormun divisions, pasted under Hennig's direction are vDurenu, “and continued snow fur. |t© Ut wed as & Keneral hospital fr \Wussian 0 . |thires minutos wfter the periacope had Brock eres “i ries throughout the day will add to the army and for housing of reserve “On Dee, 26, 25," the oflelal report reads, “the enemy delivered [) heen sighted dropped a depth charge Went Up Thursday Midnight wald o have been altere only j the present precipitation, Winds trom | "4!" LONDON Npecial de-\| & Number of determined attacks with four full divisions in (he neigh The Nicholson way xpeeded to the 2 e {enough to insure the wafety of Gere the north and northwest will con- patoles from Petrograd bearing dato|| Vorhood of Bir Nebala, ‘They were repulwed with heavy loxsos | porition uf the subme which ap-| Carrying Capt. McCullough man craft againat which they might tinue high, The cold weathor will JUST WHY IT hy $0 COLD Thursday, aim to give an linpres: The British in two counterattacks advanced two and one-half miles | peared to Ye headed toward w mor.) ind Several Students, Ine ditecte Hut others nie probably continue at its present in wion that the Ge peace repiy || over a mile front Jehant vessel in Woy ANd) AN ANTONIO, ‘Tex, Doo. t%—No| chung enough to endanger th tensity —- perhaps colder — through AND 10 CONTINUE COLD ' 1 favorable impression gen Capture of w large number of prisoners from the 7O1Kt German Rogl || ierred Another depth charg. At) word haw received frum the bale) own ships, Th ae © Sunday and Monday.” e and ft 1s believed that ment was revdfted that moment the conning tower Of! joon nent up here at mi Thura ‘v 0 INS CMentA Are Warly in the day specific figures on | es ae th Inbeviki convene the Con.| A the U boat ca to the surtuce b day, carrying Capt sul ullough, |More delicate than the finest chron. the present acute coal shortage—| Area of High PréSsure Has Settled | stituent Assembly now they will have| tween the Nicholson and the convoy.) inatructof, and neveral students ometers i 7 ‘The Nicholwon fired thr hots] ‘The bag drifted thweaterly dt promising to grow worse as the cold re J e ir a “rowde Russia almost solidly behind them. he eholwos r ree whotw hie bag deifted in a southweaterly d Ast sumime ieut ether eontinuss—beran to ove to| Ove etme! Alt and Crowded [oe resenting tie people as, d | | GERMANS JFER JELLICOE REPULSE OF ITALIANS |from her ater gun, ‘Tho bow of the) rection at m rupli rate, and | aces Caen tt the offieos Of the Fuel Administra.| !t Out to Sea and Elsewhere, | jto4 and inaitferent, owing to jubmaring camo up rapidly. Hho was[orinion of officers here, may. , Nan Annapolin grad. tors of the various boroughs WABIINGTON, Doo, 29,—Whilo rov- |iulacrable conditions of Iife, tardies AS vicTIM OF U BOATS IS CLAIMED BY BERLIN rere ay aibahapa ie : =| Me ET tant in. the Gulf of Saxlon, vate and torpedo expert, wan SITUATION IN MANHATTAN | ord low temperatures may be shown in| the food shortage, the correspondent and seamed $0 Increase Hor apec noe aa sianed to the Mlian factory as Gave CALLEO “VERY GRAVE.” some places the cold genorally dasa not fot the Morning Post aays that as far| ee "Aa tho Nicholson cleared tho Fans} \, qeqey Aviator Cee ernment inspector, Prioa to hin ape "Very grave" w he coal situa. | aval that of the mid-December nap. ag Northern Russia in concerned it} Deposed First Lord Put in ist} German War Office Rep rts a Sue | nin headed fur the p uv ats tie tow pe We al it had been customary for th tdon in Manhattan, according to tho| 1" the lantuako of the weather ox. | ii) pt peace on any terma the With Carson, Balfour and as Hal OO Mani | Seam Sie: DON st Aas Id] PENKACOLA, Mla, Dec. 20 att wary toe the statement to-day by BH, Maloney | ig, This t¢ nothing leas |cermane ™ ‘ ' Paneer | Churchill fombe on deck and held up th 1" A not bow Land reporte that [an inspec who merely certith ; Deputy Fuel Administrator for Man-|ihan an extraordinarily high barometer trogre 1 correspondent addy, Renda, (in aubmanlos, SueTuderiin See ieee Paleo , ¥ certified to hattan, Less than 0,000 tons for the}touching thie morning as hilgh ae full of Germans who, quite at eam, | AMSTERDAM, De ‘ HET Dec, 2% (vile Lowtona—An lat aos P.M. Ke ‘ . ‘ “ei ht © correotnonn thelr moneral ap tive borougla had coma in over|thirty-one inches, something —xeldons | 908 » dialect loudly, the] yiesin Of the U bowls, wlvir italian attack aguinnt the Aumtro-te : eit q nate a MBM pearance and the count, Mut Tout night, he declared; 40,000 tonn rop-|acen in winter weathor, This condition, | Ruaslir toting, Inv general, is, Bee Sa can eck shnctast ial x “8 Oo ee ane aiid = fb ole aera 5 Jeuteeute sah Lat Riccar De 1 (hit procedure regents New York's daily neod. ‘Thou- | prey over a reat territory, means | ty a the fooling of (he alitod| io’ nneinische Westfaliache (inaette to-| Mon eau as i \das ceaaihg ine i h Paine Mae Crate rig oi le ek fed that they be dtm sands are wufefring from lack of {that an area of high atmospheric prem |rosidents in Northern Musala at the . Jrembled and each part examined. Al re nurs, Imprognated with cold, has nud | resent t finds Its nearest | 48% commented on th esi lhl tite 08 uton wag} THING CO TE BAAS ig lvl ll > " frow ret. according : 4 5 denly settied down over the eastern sur Sap e t of the Kuro: | miral Sir Jobn Jellicoe tro i 4!) ann 1 torduy by the \! submarine, but in f " i io tA the office of Burns Brothers a) ii. and by its superior wolght and | parallel In tha f the Ku ie rosl- a sd ar than han eee V Heakaln (hello # and MRS HUMISTON'S POLICE ' Diatriet Attorney crowd of would-be coal buyers clam-|toreq nad crowded aut to aan the low [ents in fehl) Auning the Roser oie te Lolcats Andel _— the crew of the U bout Jurpod inte " ym naval officer muspested ored for fusi—some of thom provent-| pressure area, which contained @il the |tToubles, Ho quotes a representative Pa ae Se i dis Aa ‘i tity shake: | the water aad ewan (a'¢he sas BADGE IS TAKEN AW Hennig Examination disclosed that ing physicians’ certificates of tliness | warmer ‘rho whole great meas has |of one of the Allon as saying to him) menting on the British Adm\ait) shake 13 DEAD 60 INJURED WAtanER ihn dbaw call gore it some of the bearings wero filled @ith in thelr families scttlod #0 slumgishly and given ap Hittin |last week me Gacie tes te sea | ! omery, ma wera eracked . leikaahe Bi as fae) nt preservers, 4 luinber of 1 were and word that met the énger applicant, | warmer airs that the Weather Bureau | to Keep Kusnia in the war.” Ting ah the iiaateaier, 1M il . , 4 De) ory titted, A number did not have “No coal is coming in, We ean do| Warne the Orbe may Hot expect) ‘The Post's corres ndds that ' TEPPELIN IN FLAMES “guns Patina abiiN ORAL Ot ie 2 Done More Efficiently by Hi the Government stamp. Many of the nothing.” ee ee ve at lenet uffronts to the Allied dip'emats have | Rome Reports Bom bardment of! caught by the rudio net 7d Department appeared to have been carry coal to the Jersey seaboard re- Presoriptt en ene eh Aicehtes ? tangled themaclye 0 the ss > id defects could only ported that the famine just com-| OTTAWA, Doc, 29.—Kating “by phy. bie Remenanes Condemnm) - rships ; pha gem F re faa ak ; irs nr oNa hpi be & the uso of the mle mencing would be the worst »o far. |sician's prescription” is the scheme to * | Copenhagen Reports | de HOME, Dee, Teutonic aviators passed under (hair invautlinadan” WHA kceue | CrOmmens {none would have Sean Roads are being snowed under: cou! | beat meations days evolved by a restau AMSTERDAM, D J Pan-Ger- | Diricible Of ( 1 Vedue terday, kk n emo d One ny " ‘ ound excep y divassembling the je frozen in the cars; the miners {rant patron discovered here to-day ny |man newspapers angrily condemn the fat snd Wetading Maty ty, |eond that he could nus araetor of th at npleted par quit work on Christman and will quit |the Food Comptrolien ‘There tw a time se terme of the Central Powers, ! ia tee OMe annacneae: : wT me Hine CHROe * M Lieut. O'Mhea immediately made. & work again New Year's Duy. Nobody, |Nonored. pre aden for using @ doctor'w The Tagiische Rundschau of Berlin) COPENHAGEN, 1» an hb the Peter dg fa Vh by BN al ue ‘ a oport is superiors and Honnlg railroad officials say, can prohpesy |preserintion for tiquid Raregueeet.. byt ane of a German Zeppelin wan damaged, It wan stated Harwell ar xnwair wan placed Under surveillance night elief, to meat Never ave we given up #0 | comet of J and wa os Fi imped ove ‘ t y “ nd da Naval Intelligence All the tenants of the five-story Were reys omplotely ev & We fo dearly day, The dirie n fle Helg. fen, Galther Henorabty Dies ia fanned 6, $ Ji 18) epar No was also watohed “p it ho No. 55 Ki ive} rhe! . La Fo! bought with the biood of hundreds of Bl i charued Ve Army . whe . . . t y ¢ the Uni tcer ageaceh ae uecuiraal MADISON, Wie., Deo. 29 —Benator thousands, with the sweat of millions, | *Re North See . ede “ b somgydhendidee 5 , feed the United states ith t dey tions of aur ehil plane © 6 r wae ie ‘ Corrigan this morning and asked him | Robert ober Tee Was axpelied With the deprive mir Children, tne geppalin wa nls ies r * hm Alene a eae The enedifie chuen en ahaa he know how they could Ket warm, | (19m momveren ene Madison Club | ¥\'h ang aay - ta) ‘ ' « tnke \ 4 ndietment wax found te that op dun end giving aif as conta | DBWET A WINES LOH te ML tOANe | © ' . . prinoners were give . Nov. 14 Hennig gave to Kaward F (Continued on Second Page.) — the enemy (Continued om Second Page, We Pe a WY " THI! MeCleiian. Anniston, Ale (Continued on & ' Hens Re AP ia en tone ae ontinued on we 7 ia of the Department.’ gerously defect ry seod by