The evening world. Newspaper, September 30, 1918, Page 3

THE _EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1918, A PAGE OF AMERICAN WAR. ir; YORK AND TENNESSEE QIN WITH BOTH CAROLINAS IN AIDING HAIG'S ADVAN With “Lusitania” as Their Battle Cry American Troops Dash For- ward Pressing Back the Enemy on Points on the Cambrai Front. f hus able to ‘ WITH THE AMERICAN FORCBS| Americans co-operated closely : | NORTH OF ST, QUENTIN, Sunday, tho Australians and kept a stream of peace world re ears a? ee eet firvienes ; Tie y Rieorags wornaal Sept. 29 (Associated Press,)—Ameri-| bullets directed at the Germans all! only determine » have a German | Participated in fifty Medd eect on 4 great nun scattering the others, i The ground over which the Amer- The Diarlo Universal tt ta Germans without a single loss, | man a om ty! North and South Carolina) brilliantly |jcans passed wag littered with Ger- i by adopting the disir ted pv Se ; re as Buy batteries with m che gun ie r 4 ‘ t true & to despatches to the Dai One American plane took fire. The attacked on a front of consideraole| man dead and the same was true ciples of sident Wilwon tha true) werve! le length in conjunction with the Brit- ch athar mectione oF the front. Deep Regimental ‘banner presented, te 375% Porta Rican reginent peace will be Never has there |Nows to-day, Buick, OroMpht eno trachinn “Ae ish & ay htfall progress was reported virtually 7 ot ‘ been a clearer 0; o a2 Weal Off AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN| the ground. si junday morning, At nightfal tverow nite, RS. GIORGETTI, wife of the Porto Rican last, This photo shows the Senator's wife and the w lest PRANCE, Sept, 30 (Reuter’s).—The| Enemy balloons are dived on witha 1 they were reported to have gainsd| Tete reported that tue Brittew have Senator, presented @ regimental banner to banner she presented and some patriotle islanders hey t. 20.—Newae | Mtstanding achlovement of the Amer-| 200 0 Mint Dene itt a thirty yaaa their objectives only by sheer might|reached Battouzelle, having taken the 373d Porto Rican Regiment on Sept. 6 gathered for the presentation ceremony, papers here app add the niimenta | an Army in thea latest offensive! o¢ yin target 3 and after killing large numbers ot|Lateau Wood and Les Rues Vertes, — ns : — — — expreased by President Wilson in hia | #tinds undoubtedly to the oredit of! ity Luke has fourteen balloong the elietay whe tried to hail thei. ind are in the outskirts of Cambrai, 7 Hrigat address at New York on Wriday night, /it# aviators, who have done all that n 5p trong ' star te ! A . atwear | Where there has been fighting of the 98 NAMES ON CASUALTY ROLLS; Devin ft Piay gay that apecch eontirms} wan expected of them, and much] ary ofriciaily confirmed. The othere Elsewhere along the front aia aviest character, Canadian troops Sowa once more the wish of Pgeaident Wile | more have b wceredited to him. St. Quentin and the sea important|are fighting here and it is possible ty Met Mbps the world sha | Their commander, Col, Mitohell,) The fighting starts at dawn eve! gains wi made Sunday and Sunday |that by this time they are in the MANY EW YORKERS N LI T | ine a oanded upon right and proudly claims there is nothing to| Gay and does not end until after dark, ade Sunday and Sunday’ " Aah e n orore | the democratic The machines leave and land wi Might it seemed that the German re- town itself, Cambrai must oe fall, | ttean, jhe Ht them in the world, and it a be ihe sid of flares and searchlights, and it js doubtful if many Germans a a long be » their record up to and in Thts work is being carried out by sistance, at least for the moment, was | ’ f Jare now, for they must realize : | CANADIAN CASU. ALTIES. luding Saturday is surpassed, with ext American air for@e yet Slackened off. British, Belgians 4nd) tha: janet Wid C8 Total of American Losses Abroad Reaches! ¢...6. on t0—"The fotlow- WHITMAN STARTS Bt BANDS kty’ machines GoWnNL “SOL. AWNING sdtiyte bonne Oy | Americans had the Germans on ¢ Hard fighting seems to have taken f un mentioned in | siaond Bueiee Hout & BINNS csi sabeide fide yo Hs) ys Boe ag ee siaiies eomuane| rec ee mises ule] 90.566, of Wham 7,989 Have Ben |i iriant se cat TOOTING WITHOUT PERMIT) 2105 ysr20 weno a stnsc oa reece hes See #0 Many possibilities that anything {road, In this district the village ot Killed in Battle. Sra int haat shal ACTION st 1 ng’* report on Bat own lines. His lonnes have may happen at any momont | Winburt das been captured by the] West 1 ile But Enright Says G r Will yea sar aiied tune The vy the Ameriomn® sis! © encountered by e 8 . & a " i 8. ow 5 1) i . She Se o Boe Tesiaunnce ehcoudtered By thei) Ganadiny peters eg hidtueu tts erent, tas GRAY, W.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Not Be “Pinched” for “Breakin «had “brought down | rity Is flow practically American troops was as strong as| In th British are work- | 4 Sept 22 and 383 names and a) iy Wil Ewinett, Keoaus City | SPRACKLING, J. 8. Brookpoer, N. Y./ enti welve t ms and more than anything offered by the Germans for through Ploegsteert. It is _re-| Marine Corps list of 33 names, given|GRIMENI, Rocco, 1044. 16th St, [CAIIESSON, I. china Sabbath at Jamaica i —— thity weeks Thecd aaa ak Walk d that they have reached Stives.|out for publication vy the] | Brooklyn, N.Y DIED OF WOUNDS ; y y While lens than a | as the British, were held up at many Wy ee ene | Wat Det WouNDKO PEVERELY. | WOUNDED or breaking the Sabbath Jamalers | ava mlanine’| | places from time to time by machine 2 ues atl Gaptatna. i Be Moa Sewe The Governor was tive ATER UB EI Ns West | R =] guns fire. In some places this oppo- |“LUSITANIA!" THE BATTLECRY micesibe which 7,942 have b DIENKWATER, J L Geaiiies, Wee None ERY, is hi mt on Liberty Loan & There | ey ay Rate ote tale a nite | HE RELIES ON oH CHES ‘ sition was overcome by flanking op- OF AMERICAN ROOPS, HA RCO, LATIN, it y: | VREELAND, \ Ww. hi. "Newark, Ne 3, [88 nO muale and hy ashi A group “ ‘ erations and in others quickly organ-| BRITISH | HBADQUART: The afternoon army list of 368] LAT TING Dy Bu Albion: Ny cy, Ale fae tate as bea Pols airplanes has flown 44, General, in Reply to Cable of Co jged storming parties rushed the en. |FRANCH, Sunday, 8¢ names is divided as follows? Killed Lileutanante, i sioner Hn 1 to travelling ‘almos seneral, in Rep 0 Cable OMe fae anh. siioncedst ters). — Striking in action, missing in action, LOVE. Robert Wi, Wor Maw ant a permit earth, In the fidence, Declares Spirit of People emy and silenced him, | point of the Hindenberg line betw wounded sev dled of dis N, h "Bigtred, re, Me out the band vid the Ch hours have been erowdled| ‘ One American unit is reported to Le Catelet, British | i died: of:¢ iam, Ata ard tell th that 1/Into two days, Must Be Kept Up. TA¥8 vassed thr sat pis ps launched a ter-| 2% aa of accident and other sauses, vite iy bar peecerisl bt ich flying, In the face of con BLOAT ks Want uni t ine ‘ ce Sik a a o'clock Sunday | 5: died from wounds, 21; prisoner, 1 : stecgeral , ore |MEhting, 14 An indication of the won | ° Wa ¢ Tommiarion. o' 4 Papers sromonea Gouye | Olen nid ht hours before] In addition to 7,942 killed in action Ona i vA the Bands, ; “ ting, observing and bomb- | ral Council of the Churches o@ . which stormed and captured Nauroy advanced against the] to date id Mikva Geom Weitaah as a | GASSED. PROMEHE OUU iKtih Die the Americans are doing. | 1 fecelved the follow cables have passed through Le © t]German lines the British artillery tee ey OL Uery: anne 5 ibe - i it | WILLIAMS, Ay Brooklyn, N.Y. mad "Over ‘There Phe of explosives are being | gram to-day tre erahing 4 4, Earl the fc 1 maintained a terrific fire against e undeter- 4B V ox Spungted Banner,” and the meeting wa on Megieres, the key to the : k ‘Chairman, 168 Wood, E ey : f speagl ~|the enemy positions, For the lust and 5,310 missing in action. rigt, Brock Auguss 418 Van Brunt | WU mt N i 4 gtorioun auce Inspector Ryan, who vunication syatem at Y oc , siz German officers and 1,000 of other |ton hours of this bombardment gas , Bt, Brook now . PINES are we dan in thin ® well 4s on Charl “ * i ranks had reached the American col- | shells by the thousands were hurled : ff MeLACHLAN on Gov. Whitma y-! ville, Grand and Etain, An] thanks ia lecting cages, but this number in- ermans, i a com- KILLED IN ACTION. ‘ } ieee : ‘del anger ud y centres are bein vhes at home ‘ cluded only those captured during th: nee to over the Lieutenant. ster, Cony, | THIMUT, 0. Ts bitched , red. with bombs, Enemy troops ne Ap of the people: hed arly stages of th ack. During t he fae | ED, Hite Coes, Sitbwotnes, Win itl id re bombed and machine-gunned in with p 1 cours | ® sta of the wk, uring the night a preliminary {n- % pita, aid e ¢ ho roads, servation balloons are until ¥ i Tt’ wax at G o'clock this morning] fantry “attach” deo Balwseel | Gea SEN Willie a adih Bhs Ne WOUNDED, SAYS HE'S BUCKY cntight. The jnckder sebiterstapertary Nae fetus yiartia [adi abe } cae siete ee ae seats soolne and Ma aad mee with Bh oe Lae Printer Writes Wite He ¥ Gol 0 D THE COST.” Heche rien _ i ls “ahoved off” from the Hindenburg] siti{actory auccoss. Under a creep- Gareanais: f ‘ After Once Amal HE C UNTE T T. Pursuit planes, working in big yi the St. Quentin Ca was cap- American troops, shouting|WUINTHR, Wewaui’ C.-Y Pe ds wo i in to-day Mother of Statin dice Sustained ‘ f \ Rae Ga Sildny sea ta * advanced in’ the. firat Private ue usuait wa wk by a eof a} by Boy's pentry it Germany > — \ ., ndid ¢ ft 7 al . cs a aed t » uD you niria, mothe ight down in a sing! > ‘erash” barrage, the infantry, pre- Tat that War | CARNEY, James By 111 (Church Sti) MARINE CORPS teal vias FT ctenee Up your spittin matt ke} bee jown io a single fieht Sat-| BAKERY DRIVERS ON fRIKE, ] j ceded by a‘large number of tank r went M | CASUALTIES, Jal right. We are m ip t Amerioaby. dived’ trom ey soas ~ Reconfitien of } started aves is throug ; th e Airave s a KILLED IN ACTION. : < SERRE HRB) ESAS SS AM WE | wht a tha arcune | Vntom An y Wat Men. After hare 5 Quentin. Canal Lia. rel, Mine Sergeant r and One 4 poof American aviators has| One hundred « fours o: the Wag reached the canal and rambl through # tunnel z BRENNER Frederick Joseph, 20364 JOHNSTON, Carl A. As aie Hor rie “a | thirty-seven victories to ts credit in| Bread Company, on Pac Street, 5 tte. os8 the d ne the Vendhuile gap ‘as a|~ Pacific St, Brooklyn. Corporal. ' Mt [three da wo i henbia lanea (2 ooklyn, went on strike to-day for t of them. ce ins appeared to ne Arr ns stormed for-]CARR, Francis Joseph, 306 Water St., | HAUSLER, Waller 4. Uh be nr | A group of fifteen bombing planes | nighor nition of thelr e had or » hold on til the | Sar: deploying fanwise as they went. | Brooklyn, Privates, ide ma Jen rifite to the rear of the the pl j , have had ord. tof whem did, | One, British division swam across the |ECK, Herbert P., 1790 Madison Ave, | noucrss. tt : ain ite was a | lines in bread daylight, encoun nee. A wu re j just, That is of them did, | canal, the men shaking themselves Vork Git FLAGLER, liftan, Voorhsesville.N.Y. r ' lth as notified rior enemy force, Flying tn close Street station , " New ys ci diately | Wan deta and, of course, during fight such | and laughing as they re-fc rmed their] GROBTUCK, Samuel D., 94 Orchard /s\\5, sos Py " nie weeks before I D ed ql non mation, th Ameri bs par: ¥ L the head of the baking concern would | & desperate nature, the Americacs eastern bank St., New York City. DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN 1 to leave the hospital, 1 will have mped ill thelr bombs in fenton Fake no statement 4 suffered som pli ta AS KANE, Patrick J., 37 Cumberland St. ACTION. full use of my a and eyes. ‘Thanh Coat and faced! it | SHOE MACHINES Me TOR thay —eiipaenee Ag the Austradians passed through ee ee TAS VEINS Keane Mitensy i Uniov, Mian, | _ Bergeant, mean ala Tue ey dimrt to-day, | Pushed at the Germans, wh sine down | KEL HARA JAPANESE PREMIER both they and one of nost dramat fe in- | EURAX. Frank Mi ( lature, Ua, AND, Robert, T rat bth Sore pe a "be all Meher d and driving: oft the re mmaindar, | Sebtodut 5 units of whom vos of Hi c The |i stl san ee at tua fe , " Mi Renae — . ay h 1 ia returned tyr 8 nm ow pas Leader of Great Selyu Kat varty para, bats y had beon AghtINE,| iy hearty’ spirits, opened thelr tanks| “York City.” Privates, RUSH FOR SALOON LICENSES course they had first taken ell WARAIRCEEN Ee stopped for a moment and cheered. | and Australian units, moving up in| RAKER, Emanuel 200 Ave. C, New /SPnixr, Jinn salt take ¢ Mnothie Ip of buinbers sighted NGTON, Sept Kei Hara, At other places where the Mghting | SUPPOFt. swept through them und. b QUATILANUT I Dial, Wives AROS SUMMER CONEY FARE BACK. ome enemy. troops marching along alone of the leaders of the wreat Seige ontinucd furiously the Americans, | 1% wave “of wee renewed me Mokiowniutt, Ma, WOUNDED IN ACTION SEVERELY Ascii ase tom oe [T2ME te Temmforco the tine where the | Kal has been appointed ¥en 2 Th view Place, Yonkers N. Y. WHERLER rriaed who have pr ' then fi ' rifles, cheer: The | hove the roar o QUINN, Henn. 96 Old” Broadway, nusntaw 8 ond Lieutenant. © say Rony pare wan eee oo arike colt ven flew a mast MOK ELL: Corporal. uM tointfodt July, at te ‘ A donee LA m™ y ” } | REILLY, Thomas P., "S4 W. 93d St. SLEIGHT, Morris G., Rochester, N ¥. [Hatt of t oth . Would ee uneawtite 4 Pe ‘p $ G Lend the Way They Fight . nor Ot rae 4; " mo ve Privates, vaircnars | Mera pSaaraedls (nae 7 Yoor un » . 1 WM Howard ©, Binghamton, ' nt u Ti sda "$ Fine Arr SCALZITE, Constan howe in i ¥ t. of th VAN DE MARK, Fred W., Waverly, gris’ aa; ie ok Ww wed t Fes | He INS Rare Pu ue y i ay WINTER, Fred, Glendale, N.Y. wnt ie Ws 1 Me x an xpoctid flood of work ff a e ine wou Dd v RELY, PI . i f DIED FROM WOUNDS i conus " i Llouehans VIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING, | Ut Broadway”) ted ct Z wos, wa ASS vin mae x, Saran’ SP) LaLa a “? Stunning New Winter Models ergeant. ee ' > ! jl ; we ERS Paris, ean ‘ oO. 0 ” 4 u Lists rf wires, to oan (RU Aids sae itn, ea NO SHUTTLE BLOCKADE NOW Liat bec a | Wonder- Values at Privates, JN OnY 1 rowds Crossing I | iS Bee DEED ALLYN, nen 1825 Woodhaven QuECK,. Arthur Oy 41 Grant Av. | ron ti LUMA AT nasore TICKET FRAUDS AT END. . LY Ave.. Woodhaven, N. Y, narecnnk Gaal at necting, ste | r Ia runt | misteiot Attormes"s Office Amnonnces GUINEY, Duncan Q., Van Cortlandt ant ¥ Clears Cosopernth Terrace, Yonkers, N.Y Ww OUNDED SLIGHTLY, PRE w tte between) : ; NT VIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED 4 tral and . MAVAre iFM=:| ‘ alentine, Buffalo Yan T t Jut R (From the Diary of a Real American) Y. ts aes f . Fur Tri d Plai; TH, Orville, Palatine Bridge, N.Y. ™ A and F wie t LLY, Richard R., 21 Humbolt st., WOUNDED IN ACTION, DEGREE| peopled: PAs . ur ! rimmed or ain Sept. 30th “Trenton, Ni Je UNDETERMINED \i thea an Don't pay $40, $45 or even $50 for VDONNELL, James Ty 461 Dean ate Sergeant on Ht ‘ | your new Winter coat without first (Brooklyn. No Ye NICE, William F., Egg Harbor, N. J.! > si , A inspecting these extraordinary 2 i han sedition Wain IN HANDS OF ENEMY. { f Tuesday offerings. High-cla: oday, | b Ea reg ea, ROME BOLO TRIAL SET. sartiewicaea _ifterings. | High-clase B r ay, poughe a Li erty “auaingrn" wile : F Privates, 0 ive productions, Speecginhwincd, > fi : St." Latin " i ressions in coat fashion‘ — Tre ved 1 P e- on not Ing lke buying A # A | : > ; Autumn and Winter Colors, DIED OF DISEASE. ' W early and often. an Ble ON PRISONER LIST. | Colors Materials FLOOD, William H., Lan Angeles, Cal, WASHINGTON, 8 Name Bison Brown Wool Velours And | Privates, of fort add Fs JUDGE SCORES A DESERTER. g 3tOr Silvertones sy ag: men of tho Am 1 OX vn - ‘aupe Pom Poms ° e lo Manos el for Buratary . I bought a 2c Tootsie 4 Viud= | Called Diaweace to Cal Algerian Red _,, Broadcloths Rallcinstend of mare (TUS, Harry 8., Silver Creek, N. Y. rf f I 1 ' Maduro | Silk Seal Plushes it t omy exhenl dy.’ i| Diels ; ; No Charge for Alterations sive candy. Casualtios the Na WASHINGTON, Sept t0-—-Naval cuss [dgnard oranda cuuniy alien Atth hio The Sweets Company Alexar A. McCormick, Chieago, died 5 ee 416-422 W. 45th St., New York ACCIDENT AND of injuries received in battle ax un aerial |! Wee arin oy ‘ New Shop OTHER CAUSES. a fusnee Bnslan John A. pane. 2 fighting over thre and ¢ jackson venue, Jerse: ty died of demands tha ou be ade pe Cook. io eis amt eecnsen .Avenus depen City, dled of | fAmande bat, you be, adequately, ‘inle New Regimental Flag of the 373d Porto Ricans Proves Warlike Spirit of the Brave Islanders CE | Maven, Conn,; Jovepn Brows, ae. 4100 Mice O'Rourke, Wali River, Mass, aa Waiter, Oleveane, ry SPANISH PRESS HAILS WILSON'S LATEST WORD Hope for Liberty of of World Seen in Address—Also Acclaimed in Chili, MADRID, Sept newapape ‘a here President Wilaon at New spe In commenting on the eral says “The address is the npbleat thing that | in thought or said sine It ts th has be wi i of the war i those enasins which awe i» he One Group of 144 Americans Flies PeoneRt that te free from coveteus agp 44,510 Miles—Pursuit Planes in The Epoca address will jon on all b ness, renouncing, for territor "eG Its eublime as it a form.” (Reuter publish the US. FLYERS IN 52 BATTLES DOWN 33 GERMAN PLANES ON SUNDAY WITHOUT A LOSS ~All the address of York in full. | ech the Lib- | the be- | epitome | “Shock Actions” Involving Thirty Machines—Many Bombs Dropped m~