The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1918, Page 1

e Airplane Dives Close to Mitchel Mourners Che | “ Circulation Books Open to Alt.!'| _ “I~ It Happens In New York It’s in The Evening World’’ - ¢ Copyright, 1018, by The Prew Publishing Co, (The New York World —FBICE Two CENTS. ITALIANS CAPTURE HEIGHTS AT BERAT, FIGHTING UP 6.500 FEET OVER ROCKS ‘NEW. “YORK, THURSDAY, “JULY 11, 1918. Circulation Books Open to All.’’ 18 PAGES WEATHER—Partly Cloudy To-Night and To-Morrow, MITCHEL FUNERAL GERMAN MONEY MITCHEL FUNERAL PAGEANT ON FIFTH AVE. AT 30TH ST. oa 6066-.igb a4 GREAT EXPRESSION REPORTED IN 700. OF CITY'S SORROW U.S. NEVSPAPERS ——— Airplane Dives | Within Forty Government Feet of Cemetery Crowd to Drop Roses. | Hears Rumely Paid Big Sum to Head of Foreign Laguage Press. ALL CL ASSES Many Civic Bodies in Pageant —City Hall Park and Route of March Packed. MOURN. The hand the Imperial German fin ernment in the al affairs of 700 fore: ore than anguage news- papers in the United States may be revealed throurh a new line of inves- | tigation which wa: | by Federal offic It ts alleged that Dr. Edward A. Rumely, now under $35,000 bail for |concealing the German ownership of announced to-day Major John Purroy Mitchel trav- ersed the last stops of a long journey today through miles of city streets husbed in reverence and grief. Bvening Mail, paid $205,000 From the City Hall, where his body | 1915 to Louis N, }ammerling, had remained in the city’s keeping) gent and controller of the Americar since late yesterday afternoon, oreign Language SORE) LMRBY) USS: (of apers, and that Hammerling the bowed heads of packed humanity | was instructed to give Dr, Albert, of marked {ts passing, to St. Patrick's|ficlal commercial representative of Cathedral. Germany, an accounting of the ex penditure of the mon Nover In the histary of the city. PT nmerling,was been questioned by which has witnessed the military fu- | Arms Intelligence Officers and 1s re nerals of men great in the Nation's | ported to have admitted alt the essen history, has there been such a dem-| tia! facts alleged. It is also reported }that a coms statement 4 from Dr. Rumely himself some als. the in Association of streets | Newsp: was ob onstration of unaffected sorrow and reverence for a man dear to the peo- | time ple as that which culminated to-day| ‘The new reve als to Frank when the solemn bigh requiem mass |)¥ Fed 4 4 1 and publisher of the Narodni Was mung at the great church on te ee een ene newspaper, whici Fiftieth Street corner of Fifth Ave-|y.4 omces in the Puli Building nue, shortly after 11 o'clock. |Zotti is declared to have revolted A fitting, was put to a day of solemn pomp when, at the grave In Woodlawn Cemetery, an aviator soaring with a| © companion machine several thousand feet above the turf, suddenly took a againgt the power which Hamme rling | * Ided as head of the association of | angie papers, a power #0 i that by advertisements in t though startling, period | foreten allered, to control ‘ : OFF CUBAN COAST JULY 4 tion, according to dispatches received long, plunging dive down to within When Zotti first directed the at-| c a forty feet of the heads of thousands = 4 $ a tention of Federal officials to Ham- | Germans are pouring tn rein assembled there and shot out a] Oni tte aes dundred Pa sengers at.$1 a | wreath of roses, which fell within six at at yagrtelans 7 |°" lee : for nts, which now have reached . on, | among shers. nen Zott : ered. Before any one could catch his | one Pee eat of money by | Oyle Gave $33, The peasanta have several small ’ ih | Hong Soe SOT birdman was high | pmely to Hammerling the I 1 The Kaiser was hanged from the! armies of 15,000 to 20,000 each, all aloft aga t ' fficers too con interest and be- yardarm of a 1 American steam: | wy, me! with tarilllery: x ; is eceea Wek feo mass te a He ak mtn erest and b pectrover ree Vessel aelen rie ssipaened ware 1 armed with artillery and ma-| | marked the very peak of the emow re ie eee called many other! > eee elise. tates ae oe eet on aN | |ehine’ guns which are defending the | tional exaltation. Here with rich or-|_ 4 = they called Hammering | Captors Are Towing Her aanaek a Aithe-veasel whishidneke| Vileaee and whole seotions of | ——— rn gan music and choir of voices and all cite ‘ : + Sart BR ORIS % i ** | trenche , , He {s sald to have told ther ermé ‘ort, 6d to-day at an Atlantic port. ‘The | War Labe eporte the glory of liturgy and ritual of the | thir the mday Was nela ter ee to German Port “A a ee aenaee rinat Wie| The flight Is not of @ political char ar Labor Board Rey orted to Roman Catholle Church the soul of| pacing of advertising matter in for- Rea eke Kune: i ARREEO On acter, but is due chiefly to the sur. | Have Made Basic Rate of the dead aviator was sped on Its way Jes ane English TAnbukNa sapers,| COPENHAG aN, July 11—A Nore ee ner render of land by the Germans back | 50 Ce: , to the Beyond. ina cioit Unportaut ceverticiae mete |wegian destroyer recaptured a Nor-|way proposed to to the landlords, Homestead sections | 50 Cents an Hour. The 224 Infantry Battalion guard} tor to be handled was an appeal to|Wesian steamer which was being old u af fifty vermis (thirty-three mites)! — tee ee cele itd west! the American people to stop the |taken into port by a prize crew cpeoieue boon wiped out com-| WASHINGTON, July 11—The Na- wide of avenue direotly fronting i neee baits dorsi | ) the church doors, As each succeed: | rar at ture of war munitions inja German submarine, according t0/doilar apiece t ution In Ukraine, together) | 000 ing detachment of sailors and State | ipl: oun ee 1” which F ; , {dispatches received here ton ie pee darm ¢ with the increasing power of the|'® "and down wage Incroase awards | a) “noone umely paid Bryan ©. 4 f » east, necessi-| in the cases of twenty-four atreet c Guards approached the edifice It] sremmert! Ree oin sirculate Pate ip The submarine held up the smallleave ser ty ba allowed to perform the |C#echo-Slovaks in the east, n ij int f twenty-four street car| tating diversion of German forces,| companies, whose employees appealed One 1B AHN rae line to the waar] |be the apontaneous expression of ‘431 {steamer Hanka off Risor, 100 miles |iust rite Shunt ton ielaviln reaumotlan aes whoas employers sppaaled of the street, so that from 50th Street | foreicn language n whone " eed ta. As the| Arthur W. Mayo, a New York busi ny ac ahs s ‘wIMPUOD) for higher scales. The board ts ex to below 30th there was an unbroken pesiatep ieee 4 ayes ata sa capsiniick Lined a 8 man, was Presid t the Ind st front offens pected to set a basle rate, considered line of military. iF . anka was belr 2 ane: | pendence Day fe phoard. s ial orelgn Language Nov » heac n coast a Norwegian destroyer $1,000 wa a living wage, probably fifty cent ‘As tho caisson came past all guns) 0) ty! ee via Hh tg German | N at M $ , 1 living wage, probably fifty cen were brought to the “present.” | ah saa ie eA t0e euch eee nd started [ped Ces un bour, In addition higher rates The eight Sergeants assigned as pyle POE NOR. eaea irarenuMtie rae 8 a Hanks |" L - = t will bo al 1 for experienced car| ° Bs | ne oti says Hammerting | pack into Ris past has been able to work | ‘i men (Continued on Fourth Page) jin times pa. been U BOA RE 0 T SU t hund: =—- —<— | his will absolutely w almost all af} After suffering great fe.| T P R £0 NK Italian ers ha f Claims that » r wages are fm these papers, because by withholding | Make SAMCRARGR SIRORUUNE BY GU N FU MER 4° laoon order co ne some and the number of| oi curated, th fi warlike | American Consul Poole and British Ning ears e J Nyy || Tebels greatly in the matter| move rm by the Norwegian Gov Captain on the Lake Forest) Consul Lockardt visited Foreign Mir WOR he beard Probably will tel SPECIAL NOTICE} *%:. 3 y | Naval Capta ota const PER, eedllthe'eari on sdalcanpithlevoes : ‘RS Hi e time of the pub-| s J ey: Jenied they had published a e State Utilities TO READERS no of the pub oe Bind thee Ga euehad. ware sonilon: ‘tt Na Mises The United States Govern- . rer. to hom FLIES HERE FROM CAPITAL | ax asunicay rowr, 3 4 “Ta eirten chat co the Sov icelpinah s he said th lf paid the ~, ¥ ttacked the ries it is de t * ment through the War Indus- W TH M L am) OUR German hi Newspapers throughout the hind the publicity ca ; niger ’ ‘are Leg leh SET nuances < United States to CUT OFF tself contained Posta Record , , ws © RIOTOUS SCENES AT PAN-SO- jx ited Sane ' allowances for unsold copies Avera o Mi n aun by ‘ ater a Vier CONGRESS MEETING at ie Fae: on and after JULY 15, in at ' ent fra t ane : ny ng KooHeA were enacted during ate order TO SAVE WASTE. none ; h - \ r tay 4 ranewoy ! ssn ; ; i Therefore newsdealers will mall contributlor \ hal Pea arate mp ear ast IT u no 4 according ¢ ad newspay y s y 1 order only what they can ; est ‘ Me vonte dni GW ‘whale a Naval | ; have j , re od ‘ w Jersey c s actually sell. You are re- an 8 & i ! 1 ‘3 \ As 4 sg a il ; by ' quested to place a standing me wt tap, | sels Y \ \ ‘ . . ‘ t the # Allien fx i order with your newsdealer Ye eee feraninn ft 3 Pie te econ ayy cos yee to insure getting a copy of 5 f Ft tee tis AR veer aa i \ R Ukraine, M. Alexandroff, precipitated peig at the apie " The World. One of the witnesses called was a [arrived in Now York at $P. M yg a lively scene by denouncing Germaa extended over a period of time anit penne speed Was more than 90 mile 81 patna Ree esa fn (Continued om Mleventh Page.) ‘apie | fobs ane weciwmme | (Continued on Second Page.) (Continued ea Second Page.) NORWEGIANS TAKE PRD 1 OOODOOSY PRAPAGO MILNE HODMDRDOMORDROG Peery 420,000 GERMAN TROOPS _ SENT TO UKRAINE TO STOP COUNTRY-WIDE REVOLUTION Peasant Armies With Machine Guns Defend Villages and Trenches—German Imperial- ism Denounced at Pan-Soviet Congress. See CARMEN TOBE KAISER HANGED IN EFFIGY ON BOARD SOUTHERN LINER July 11.—Ukraine ts © of country-wide revoll tional War Labor Board Is preparing | which was abolished last year by Emperor Charles, has been re-established TROOPS RUSHING FORWARD IN ALBANIA NOW DOMINATE WHOLE OF DEVOLI VALLEY All Austrian Positions Carried by Italians in Advance of Fifteen Miles Over Fifty Mile Front From Voyusa to Semeni. WASHINGTON, July 11.—An official despatch from Rome to-day reports unchecked advance of Italian troops in Albania, with Berat (the chief town in Southern Albania) as an objective. From the Voyusa, the Halians have carried all positions to the Semeni in an advance of ap- proximately fifteen miles over a fifty-mile front. “The Italian left wing, aided by cavalry units,” says the despatch, “reached Fieri, protected by British monitors, The Austrian aviation camp was occupied by our troops, which captured a large quantity of war ma- terial, “Meanwhile our right wing, after violent fighting, conquered the Berat positions rock by rock, climbing to the summit two thousand meters (6,600 feet) high, “The actual advance sion of Malacastra on the left and Tomorica on the right, standing 2,500 jmeters above the sea and dominating Berat City proper and the Devoli has asswred the Italian command safe posses- Valley LONDON, July 11.—Italian troops on their offensive in Afbania Central News The Austro-Hungarians are falling back on the Skumbi River, j continue to advance, says a despatch from Rome to the | Agency. 25 miles north of Berat. ROME, July 11.—Italian advanced posts at Plateau, Cornone, on the Asiago yesterday drove back Austro-Hungarian detachments, says the | Italian official statement to-day, reporting military operations on the \Italian mountain front. Artillery fire was lively in the Brenta Valley. On the remainder of the front there were the usual reconnoitering and harassing actions. King Victor Emmannuel to-day conferred the Order of the Grand Cross of Savoy upon Gen, Gilardino and the Milltary War Cross of Merit upon Gen, Duppelll. ITALIAN ARMY HEADQUARTERS, Wednesday, July 16 (By Assoct- ated Press).--Evidence secured from Austrian prisoners indicates that the Austro-Hungarian losses during the recent offensive were in the neigh- borhood of 250,000. i} The prisoners say that corporal punishment in the Austrian army, In practice. Other reports made by captives tend to confirm accounts of poor wheat and potato crops in Austria. The condition of these crops is said to be . in the region of Pilsen, TABLISHING NEW LINE. Austrian forces in Albania | particularly bad in Bohe {AUSTRIA ADMITS ES VIENNA, July 11 cupying a new dafenstve ily (via London) are oo ine which has organized, according to to of a French ‘The statement an Devoll Valley day's War Office report. punce repulse detachment which was advancing in the he statement reads Albania our troops have organized @ new defensive line. A French feeling Its way forward in the valley of the Deyoli, was repulsed.” . cocaine company, CORCY CAPTURED BY FRENCH, WITH STATION AND CASTLE Petain's Troops Enlarge Their Gains Between the Aisne and the Marne and Take Prisoners, 11.—French troops enlarged their gains between the PARIS, July Aisne and the Marne, taking the village of Corcy, the War Office an nounced to-day “On the borders of the Rettz Forest the French enlarged their gains, taking the village of Corcy, the station and castle, and St, Paul Fasm,” \ } ;