The evening world. Newspaper, February 7, 1918, Page 3

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THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, ‘FEBRUARY 7, 1918.) WILD GAS FLOODS All Women of Nation —_|9 ALLIED VESSELS BROOKLYN HOMES: | Wil Have Vote in 1820, SUNK BY U BOATS: SDEAD, 20 FFLLED _Is Prediction of Mra. Catt poney iqgt 15 a4 Entire Borough igh Stticken by Fumes Freed by Thaw; Heater Kills Two Youths. Threo persons killed and # in Brooklyn, ¢ rom widely separated sections and y pulmo- & n almost | & nees from an F # tor In the borough was constant use, Am the hosr The police The situatlo been due eh and warmer It ta fled U hu u Poured into these nomes this morn- ing. Two deaths occurred in the apart- +Ment of Daniel Furey .at No, 298 Prospect Place. y ‘is a night employee at th yn Post Om LON! Teports fifteen Drl sunk by mine past week. ve —— ony Submarines. DON, Feb were gunk. now a@ year boat warfa’ bi bor of British vessels officially rho : Three French and One Italian Ship Destroyed by Enemy Admiralty merchantmen or submarine in the Of these ten were 1,600 tons or over, and five were under 1,600 tons, Four fishing vessels als) way junct © the intenal an, and the d sunk in that timo is as fol- nder 1,600 to 178, 11,914, Of ns, rhe numbe ked total number of vessels ssels of 1,600 tons and over, 289; of vessels , fishing was 648, number, 1,266 ARO 8 by mine st week are ap- as the British of 60.91. or sub- previous rehant- nd six 8 Old 1 Ne Co d - | VIENNA PRINCESS TO WED. 10,000 FINNISH wnat is [i on Yard inameea. "Breer THE RED GUARD But Government Forces Now Control the Greater Part | of Finland. | | ——_e PETROGRAD, Feb. 1—The White Guarda, or Government troops, in Finland now control all of Finland except Helsingfora and Tammerfors and a strip along the Guif of Finland. | At Tammerfors, an important raft ‘on, the Red Guard defeat | Gen. Mannorh Quality of Hurley Shoes results from years of experience in shoemaking The work of expert shoe- makers and the use of the best leathers only have earned the reputation they enjoy. Clearance SALE Now in Progress | HURL | 1434 Broadway 1357 Broadway be in retreat with ty In pursuit, and his White toward the Quit) Tammerfors was de 0,000 Government tre 8 on both sides were Gen, Mar Guards ar day morning, The Red ¢ is were reinforced by Bolshevik Ited = Guards from Petrograd and arms and ammunition are going to the Finnish revolutions) with 35,000 “shock rted to mareht B I177Beoadway 215 Broadway 183 Broadway 39-41 CortlandtSt ployee at vn | French "pon Kha und Voronesh, He Is and when he r ne rom wort PoUpy . { ni —————— a 2) DD MCDonAL ‘hie ciornthe he A eas ih hla than 1,600 tons and °C¢UPying tho ratiroad stations on REAR AD USHER] ne REAR AD.) D.MSDONALG» home. Hoe opened the door of a room Soe a ~ Hannrovs mm; Kry Bolshevik, d Feb, 2 by at t-in-chief, has issued occupied by his sons, Andrew, f retary Daniela recently named Rear Admiral MeDonald to aoe evoke’ vine om Senators From Twenty-Four States Already oni neh bor ae dail THE Lew conaandin OF tie HOV Youd cudora Gateie ikibonion ir yover| Pledged to Support the Suffrage Amend- "' lian ship, iat Moweditake ax oats| Jn naval clrctes recently when tie took the battisstilp Arisons out tor | Sale of iad of ment, Declares Leader—Favored by wi SE Die _ | Serge A 83 Per Cent. of Republicans. BRITISH TAKE PRISONERS ef one aE UE ed €E GR Baltentoyna atbneb 1N ARMENTIERES RAID : © Was prompted by tho the house. prompted by blocks to a pol Dulance was se Hospital, Doct boys for an hour but they were | Dresses ieors tothe ranks $29,000 VANDERBILT GEMS [POLICEMAN HELO AS THIEF, ) ou, in . va woo ENRICH CHILDREN'S FUND ran sixteen nied progress Hobley inte v inj ; fs ; , * found u be 1 s nT expect {>/] Office Reports Havy 2 Duc 4 Marlborough Give: en co \ his home j t ai a Artillery Fight 1 Aisne and Collar to . Gas was un ssachu- ce, Simmons ef 4 t publi : 1M Swedish 1 ns viv of Alabama for the Dem LONDON, I Laver ina Witt a pulmetse 1 do not know who will lead ed ou at isa Mrs. Anna McGuryl and her ee ue nave pESe aa o af ae si djperoetl If You Love Music daughters, May ae Ft Gea, coeratce ; ae You Must Have the Catherine, nar Walsh of M , who js away at ah : {gs also a strong advocate of and expect New York will wih Ha ituapapeilien fo sme "Emaar o Call and Hear It. "Ibe the first State to avail itself o Atene and Verdun ft Rolshevikt, Ie e right granted by the amendment, I don't know—but this one sure—by 1920 the women out ert Oe erin eee youl ON PLAN FOR REGISTRY.” TO POOR AT GOST PRIGE mre, i= shot comteton tor iain” Stace "Party pling to in nd British Legation ons with ; tin to-day’ has received gifte of d pen r val idea was par ‘ont north Hnabe /Warereoms Swave- HR United States will for President." mente in the ugainst the Ce wife an over Union 5 TALK WITH SWEETHEART ce) GOST OFFICER $165.15 agreement con sial detatla on - men to enroll tor 1s t_dowr fire of tiled Wadsworth Man Smiles a tt 3 greetnent there will be , {e Pays For Two-Hour Con- ; 3 Ee oe spea UP WA,” CANPICN - “ ; a shester SLOGAN OF REPUBLICANS ‘ PRISONERS oF WAR Sonn STARVING IN RUSSIA; 0 LABOR SHORTAGE SERIOUS EHILEFORNERENSKY en ON FARMS OF NATION) ORDERED BY KALEDIME, =" February Sale at Hathaway’s , oa rc fan ARMIES WANT PEACE Ht Wonderful reductions here Rederal Rese New " a Bs jency atid ¢ Isheviki Det ed to wer in Delayed shipments this his month, ee bean be fo'\Germany Only asa 17 pens We cing Never in our re such Federal Food t ape a Last Resort , have to make room for Panrenrincennn Al Faire PRERoGHAD, 1 | eae ree itire. auch values. ‘ ; Feation, 4 waa declared Wg BARK BELIEVED LOST. W.A. Hathaway Company ee : ss illies 1918 Calendar Fre Bo s!| SUMMONED 10 BERLIN PERSHING URGES NATION mie Peet Ate ee lt Sh PLACE CARDS, W. S. STAMPS. | Austrian Ds | TO BRIDGE THE OGEAN n af ee Oe ean “Ott tng roster muitiae| 011! ! WITH MERCHANT SHIPS 5 ae Mo LBS.495 LBS Cereal Food ae 7 ae yan se f Co fee 5 Different from the usual M ae cca ; su by ne tn, Halk—s run of toasted or steam- t un of Mi " cooked cercul ‘ a 0 : 25 t 1 1 York—, 0. 1 Gra ape-t Nuts |. \SSEMBLY HEARS M. AUBERT. | ships ant Mt rope pet al aaa a , is baked in giant ovens— Pes ‘ounma 4 ‘ ng | ; : Hy F Werlin, 1 Onin Sa a OO DINE ELH MANNED _ baked for nev rly twenty LBANY, N.Y, f The A f Ma bu oles, Children ne sone pene wie to eran og play With toy ships Phe AUSSIANS REFUSE 10 SIGN ANT ZEN PRICE- REDUCTION NS | ditions of heat, so that the nied ) and ac-| couraging a ship's r od PEAGE PACT IMMEDIATELY Bona tide Clearan whole wheat and malied i etree more (a day A stock, Every pair of f i barley flours may develop Bering pcre D Wiles able tr uae auivita chan ferences at Brest \ " ate Ppot beep iperal - their full, rich sweetness. - American fighting for you in ; tinue Al | + of Change to rant _ Hmbery Rented l MEN'S aoe Lee yee : = You den’t need sugar on Cossac nee a pean Ui UNG SPECIAL al clk Eng $6.85 | Grape-Nuts, WAT | Ay from $3 to $6 Childre om, small sizes, odd pairs, now $2.50 America » Canadian Cane ano ae # $6 to $12 Women's Shoes, now $4.85, $5.85, $6.85 4 ‘There’s a Reason N t a ay f Ss 660 Sixth 4 Ave., Above 38th St. Manis LZ) 4 ) l i, 4

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