The evening world. Newspaper, December 20, 1918, Page 1

"If lt Happens In New York It’s In The Evening World’’ woe il Y > PRICE TWO CENTS. | “Cirenlation Books Open to an” ee ‘YORK, “FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1918. 28 PAGES warmer, WILSON ‘SETS DEC. 26 FOR LONDON “TRIP B. R. T. OFFICIALS INDICTED FOR WRECK FIVE ‘HIGHER UPS” OF BR, 7, TALLBANK ROBBER 2 090,000 GERMANS SLAIN; FIST ELD UNTS FRENCH SEEK WILSON'S AID INDICTED FORMANSLAUCHTER SGEUCFED/S. Tora CASUALTIES OCT. 25. OM RONTHONE: ty BUYING AMERICAN SHIP SN WRECK KILLING NINETY scss7sacay AD REACHED ale saci coe TIALIAN DELEGATES SEE HIM dit Recognlzes Man Wanted ne | Throats As Men March | : Be a “ 5 by Roy Tyler’s Photo. in Hoboken Streets . . - Two Bills Retumed Against) “SILK” O'LOUGHLIN DEAD; | YY Rox_Tilers Pho . ‘Cologne Gazette Figures Show the ae |President Himself Is Pressing for Set- hoked crowd, @ throng of men President Williams and Four | passive AME Diedy: who wie} ” Other Official BEST KNOWN OF UMPIRES sic goreine oe woes evo} Prussian Losses Were 4,750,000 jase worn wins encn ne tre tlement of Plans for Relieving ——— two men in a hold-up at the that prevented utterance of the cheors Ps a : Brooklyn oe Ban Inst — 140 ’ 760 Officers Killed or wanted to utter, stood along both | Stricken Populations of Europe— + k Picturesque Figure in Baseball! , a ir aE acl umonia | Friday, positively identified a pict : Wounded—Naval Total 70,000, a f ¥ L treet : Hobok Dines To-Night With Italian King Defendants Give $120,000 i jof Roy Tyler, a former convict, 4s day and welcomed a column of return. | endants NG ee | Serial to The Evening Word.) the tall man who took part in the ing veterans—the first fleld troops to Bail After Not Guilty Pleas | ROSTON. Dec. 20-—Franes Usiit” | robbery. When the total German casualties are published, the number of dead | return as company units, The silence LONDON, Dec. 20.~—It was definitely announced this afternoon —Motorman Also Indicted American League umplres and « figure| “That's the man," said Doody to- hes be about two million, according to the Cologne Gazette of Nov, 25, a | %f the multitude was, if possible, mor prominent in baseball fer many years, | a 1 a mprossive than would have been the led ‘shortly. after noon to-day, He had | 29% when shown the picture in Wil-|copy of which has been received here, Up to Oct. 26 the total ca | ; au day of next week, Des. 26, ‘They will be the guests of King George at Indictments against five oMfcials of meen i with pneumonia since Inst Fri- |Viamsburg Hospital, where be is re- reported were 6,066,769, of whom more than 4,760,000 were Prussians. turmoil of whouting that had been . ’ Rea pte Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com- day, following an attack of Influense covering from his wounds. ‘There's | The total includes the naval casualties which were 70,000, comprised expected. Buckingham Palace. O'Loughlin had umpired for the AME | A Goune about It. I followed him| There were tears in many eyey, Earl’ Curcon that President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson would arrive in London on Thurs- pany, accused of manslaughter in “a since tts organization and of more than 25,000 dead, more than 15,000 missing and nearly 29,000 ques in everybody's hand, gifte in is acting tor the War Cabinet in the arrangeme: epniection with the Malbone Street wa t tha plet figures: {9 On shot at) Bim, and ‘be: éhot at me. bined everybody'n packet for the bronzed) being made by the Lord Chamberlain's Department for the reception and wreck of No Wi ey ee i nT ak SRE A and | 88d & word took at him and TOM) Coruaiy ist No. 1,284 published Oct, 24, according to the Cologne Men who marched under full pack, entertainment of the President Were Jost, were seturned (Pls MOF” ge npy ouled-er” are known the) Sure thero-is no mistake.” |Gazette, placed the number of dead at 1,611,104, the number of wounded “4.” Mee! helr BRORLEE | These soldie ing before County Judge Mar Aah Campbell in Brooklyn, Tho officials ether exclama: mdicted are TIMOTHY 8. WILLIAMS, Pres: dent of the B. R. T. ountry over. These and a geries of! The police are making every pos- tie a had Juat stepped Uff | —mmmnm—eemennemennnnnnenne® John W. Davia, the at 5,683,143 and the missing at B acorntanied Fl giae ceaci ia toecte elon ate ta (at SenbIal ss The paper says that of the num- he returning transport Ry It, Maltory HINDENBURG PLANS FRONT bi ate or 4». |ber reported missing 180,000 may be considered dead [Ra eURIRURNY & Sorel of LAB ROIs pre © play Atop : peculiar to O'Lough. | Wanted In several cities for bank Secretary Balfour to-day in connec | r P. ror 1 . home The Manchuria eame in a} N. Y.,| beries, He escaped from the p “ | The Cologne paper uses the word appalling in describing the casuale | yoy tinue ulehiWwith 4akt vatceniaa| BEYOND NEUTRAL ZONE igh Solis ike Arvanstnenis @ ake the close tentlary at Janesville, he Y eit tles among the officers. The total on Oct, 24 Included 44,700 officers killed, | soldiers vinie © then had been ee dor, was received by Foreign # to indica base. orn in Rochest he had year ago and JOHN J, DEMPSEY, Vice-Pres: rtmeut | ying low, according to the detectiver, | 82.460 officers wounded and 14,600 missing, a total of 140,760. The loss Packie ee a Iota yah araeaianc Announcement of Intention to Move | FRENCH TRYING TO BUY AMERI dent and Superintendeent — of La Nia ‘ae Assigned to work! who believe It is likely he re umed jin officers alone, the paper points out, exceeds the total casualties of py"! 110 PO pisaneded ine bus Back Six Miles Puzzles CAN MADE SHIPS Transportation. v operations a short on e ago when | Germany in the Franco-Prussian War -of 1870, when the total losses | nessiike way to the troop train that Berlin PARIS, Dec, 20.—President Wile JOHN H. HALLOCK, President — BETH Ee aciaee oats | were was waiting to take them to old Camp] ye aaa |in addition to the conferences he ba @f the New York Consolidated HOOVER APPEAL T0 WILSON eed Regi tl t The total on Oct 24, which did not include casualty Nets from the | the camp where ny of a Shey Mare:.al von| to-day with Italian statesmen: oon ed the Berlin) ferred with Capt, Andre diey nmissioner to th ad spent a brief few days Just | 7 burg Ima te Railway Company, which operates FOR BREWERS RUMORED All detectives working on the case ting on the western front after that date nor the German losses in jefore starting for Hurope. Governn vising it of hie intentun| Mrench High the Brighton line have been furnished with @ picture Of! Ho iostine, was apportioned by the paper as follows among the various MEN FROM THE 40TH DIVISION |'© form a new front six miles behind | NMited States, with whom he 4 | THOMAS F. BLEWITT, Divi- | al is ! 1 r, and circulars describing an lafay contingent IN THE PARADE. [the © cal gone fiscd by the armistice, | USE relief work Mm France and i Said to Ha ed Removal of , 94 culling tor arrest have been | @rmy . er . ‘There were 560 marching men of the | accords Absence a Journal | °2" questions, — particularly sion Superintendent of the Brigh id to Have Asked Remoy TY Hrinted, He is suid to answer descrip-| — Prussia~1,2624160 dead, 2,882,671 wounded, 616,139 missing. Total, | qin Division, which wan organized tr ” oie : patch to! Le Toure tains ton line. Ban on | f Grain in tions of the tall man in the robbery | 4,760,870, from the National Guard of Call-| omy covarnmént ms eS 4. It ly known that the French Gov WILLIAM §. MENDEN, Chief Beer Making leee Engineer of the B. R.T. and as) | qwasstrnc t us to his height, Tyler is 5 fect} iger to plave large ship dead, 63,823 wounded, 72,116 missing. Total, 686,596. fornia and other Southwestern States, | y, for an explanat! te th mposnd Frattar- | Bavaria—150, I, but of erect bearing it tsde-| Saxony—-108,017 dead, 2 The marching men ON, Dee 20.—A. pernis-| 8% inches ta ts in American yards, 1,027 wounded, 51,787 missing. Total, 411,831. sistant to President Williams. i tont report th pital to nd might have looked tall | : ca ageue A eace , jes A and B, and the headquarters, : eat, ut has not yet recvived aliut the A un Government, it is Redes Laviano: watormaan that Herbert Hoover had urged Jared unde amatances of the| Wurttemberg--i4,607 dead, 155,654 wounded, 16,802 missing. Total, sanitary, ordnance and supply com. | TP | uid, Intends to keop the yards tre nly cin we Prosigent to lift the han danving grein | sopbery. “Witt of the robbery | panies of the 143d Field Artiliory rogi-{ Te te ot anyounoed that tw regie| Unt the pe nference dovelops a rein, me . FOP LPRGIEREOR, = ZNArE RS Te CODDSRIBE the bandit was 6 feet t missing. Total, 70,509, ment quarters company |Mentx of the active army will bo sunt | fully w Ix the United States There are two indictments against | tio ding to thy report, Hoover] "awice usually worked with « part ae the (8th Field Artillery. 33 © Frarkfort-on-the-Main at an early |My need for Its navy tach of the men, one Charging ne i eee ite ne ei ier eatata, {REP in bank robberies, and the | it wihtch the Mid Regiment is ene > Early in the day Mr. Wilson death of Edwin Erskine Porter of No. !Brewing coased the first of December, | Police declare they have found in many The artillerymen were moatiy Mase iggreipage Shae RN _ r| conferred fer some time with when plants the country over were| cases that this pal was a short mun fornians russian Wer Min-| Premier Orlando and Foreign 409 Caton Avenue and one for the er, Field Marahal von Hindenburg i . hut down. Other developments in the to as Gen. Lequid Hoa, | _minlelah Rennie of aly, wees J the | The inen from the 143d wre com- ayn bh u teath of Thomas Gilifeather | The Joon dry Senatnra to-day sald they | ga yw b | manded by Col, Hwiph Faneuf of |Leruish: former Givcreey cof alee: it;| plained in detail their country’s meatal in ‘eaoh alee we the order is ag neccesary now | Cay | ’ wesiuia), forme of Meta, who | Se ee cae vnansiaughter in the [*# when Kt wus wae | Blimination from the case of the| ¢ ( reate t Advertis sing Oakland, Cal., who said his regiment|\ in command of the active troops ia| @™Mbitions. The President assured | so) pial dpe pene hte sera alleged $60,000 swindler and a wom-| @ Fo) had completed training and|Herlin, are behind a revuiution-| them he intended to support ac- pom dearen fk oe TABARISER REE AR THIRD CHICAGO | AIR MAIL lan aerated 16 Atienilo City, z ; equipped for action a week be- {ay movement, He declares the exist en spa would be just. the bee c 3 : sitic ian. - Bi AFRistloa Gan when ric.[Inx Government is manifest!y incapa-) Me. Wilscn returns the visit of Kin ; ‘ The return of Deputy Police Com- | # mist ns signed. Brie s It was the second time Vice Presi- 3 » t Pees ah iain, ble of preventing the realiaution of | Victor Emmanuel this afternoo, dont Dempeey has taced District At FLIGHT ENDS IN FAILURE! :*"2°*" eo tako pervonut| 3 ecord on Kartn, haan ane foment en vi et hia afternoon and : idan 0 harge of (he searc j nde, also returtied on , the B. R. T's deflance of a Public }Sacks Returned to Be Sent by Train | *** heed nes eee Beane 13 Hip ; “in going over ma- ite ¢ the ‘pith Avenus ‘4 Start. Stephen M, Curry, formerly agent | i tood: fed ay th , ieee Ng BF Yeh on © e Fi Avenue elevate i : : by b r t i wh) spent some tine ip 6. |here for the Prudential Insurance \ as convicted that | Failure marked the third attempt here for ¢ ¢ Notional Yo i aflasata ry Hing Dempecy wes convicier tree laay to establish through airplane met!|Company, and @ woman who gav:| and unites th Jonal l ( ate Antormine what shoule be time but appealed and the higher |4% ugh airplane matt | ( q \ z fee Eequa'tan { Make Imperial | ltaly’s Weelimate clatme eversed the conviction vice from New York to Chicago. her name as Mrs, Maud Roile aniie Pez 1 1 1 ike I | : ’ courts reversed the conviction. — | |"“rwo houre after two aviators had left said she was the divorced wife of D> | & Year to Date Has Printed were row Castle Children’s Home mpine “fora the aay Ale PLEAS O Ate | Belmont Park, L. I, with 400 pounds| Roller, were arrested yesterday for al | ¥ fruit, tot 1 a 1a reception at the Murat BY ALL. of mail, this mail arrived at the New| jeged swindling, and detectives said | # already 4 VIENNA Dec. 20.—Anat Meints © of the Ambassadors and The men indicted to-day entered Post Office in trucks, and it was| mey were investigating reports of a b Cc ' " t who * 4oin th for, Mir ra acoredited nee. Tho pleas of not guilty and were given ind it to Chlengo by train. | oo A Bin la beck Kosher (& mm te n fate war wilt ‘ emony, one of the most colortul geven days in which to file domurrers| Aviators Lamb and Bisale sald the HF insh ReGe Gey camitka aig a aia e § 9 e / A re he ; and dignified to take piace during 5 | tors ame over! et f rr Ente Ms Ph ade ne a es | rae " $2.0 wwdlotments. Their counsel had | motors tacan heated and forced) -oiig he no such connection, Dr. It.|% ‘ rin ! Chamber of Deputies, pr Mr: Wilson'a: Vialt to. ae asked for ten days and District Attor- ee re R. Hawley, President of tha |. Roller also telephoned The Evening ¢ . i 1 1 atiar + cansaswut RELIEF OF STARVING EUROPE Bey Lewis told the Court he thougnt | mcs, of America, aid. he at. | World to positively deny he ever hat | @ [his is the greatest number of ads You 1 a) eee A PRESSING QUESTION. five days was enough. Judge Camp- | iiuted the three failures to the fuct|@ divorced wife by the name of Maudl ¢ * : | h i x j ' 1 ) : : , Vlans for extending relief to fam. bell compromised by giving them lina) machines © sith: oniv ana |Raller OF knew abe woman by | atl $ ever printed in the same period ¢ ns By : : ! Bu which President Wil seven day motor each ar pting to fly over | name. i$ : ae “ a 4 wd to " the most immediately Ball was fixed at $10,000 for each in- | strange territory Don ax the War} Deputy Commissioner Lahey re-| & in any newspaper anywhere, h esis - n needing settlemen @letment and a blanket bond of | nopartr ee with |turned from Atlantic City yesterday. | & F nla feapitchen . in such a wa fendants were irene The oftiolaty, Sith auld Be surmou unted |duy of the robbery, He sont for Capt. | ® l 4 4 9] the growd had found s BVA. 0 t it known bad been under 0,000 ball each, | cou n of the Brooklyn Detective | © ‘9 b t re » th ds the relict Viyer Leaves Cleveland With Matt} of i Ivelg welner J “ _ = macs for Chics | Bureau this morning and the two|® raf , 1 BAI Atue, nile f extreme importan "age “ERY ” i mr G © for u tar & raw n t Gena. ” rida r the ken populatio at CLEVELAND, Deo, 20.—Pilot Jonn- | ¥ n confer for an hour, Later | : ped a t ard Karl v Ard and yon th populations at 5 K ph st 4 pa ing ary ar ‘: Nery a fth with looting army stores of foodstufts,| wave of discontent and resentment 's Overcoats & Suits, $1495, | m Chicago, took the air at 10.8 is makiog onal | & ; ; . . w , he CHub! Clothing Corner, Broad. |A. M. It wax understood he would fly $ printed in the entire twelve months Hivieion whieh ¥ om the) sweeping westward in the train of way, corner Barclay et, opp. Wools | inrough to Chicag 1 Was arraigned boetore |} —— | Mallen. veme ’ he Bolshevist movement, geri, Bullaing » wilt! nd ‘ Morse in the Adams | @ of 1917, (Continued n " | be cite cg 4 Abe The relief plans that havé matured Baltes & One oen Biacks, fancy chs THE WORLD TRAVEL puBma, niece, bs seats ‘ S NEiknd. a ont since ¢ rival of Herbert G : dan r oF Prlitaer (World) Busi ) tGeon . ? abaen —_ . 7 RED i J over, the Food Ad % Pinte meee * dark se np i pag ty "A 1 maaan. antinued on Twentioth Page) 1% Sunday and Morning World Only. re tert duke GhiO Glhee ae H ov : Food Administrator, i ars price to-day and saturday, ne ‘Teleghane Herman, 4000 2! : puerta Barns oY deceased. Magistrate understood to have gone before the rt y night ti01 10, Tine Cpa ren fer tmacage sak ercals cpm, day DIK eisMilrgn cepa | HIE of Sots with “partar ‘su expires Jan. 1, 1928, The upreme War Counct! in London and { eens wer. oon Barclay Gt seek Meter erten end Soreien’ ~ oat baer ai i woven” Be co ave boon recentna de) ak mentee