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Euentng public ffiebget
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THE WEATBER
NIGHT
EXTRA
Washington, Oct. JoV Fair tonight
and probably Thursday; slightly
uarmer tonight.
IKMrKKATl'M? AT EACH HOUR
.f
I.I 9 10 TTl 112 I 1.1 2 I 3 I 4 I 5
syTU i r.r. f.i I 60 f. I 70 I i i
THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
1 nrerrd b Simnil-l-'ln-s Jl tier tit the Pimtufflce nt Philadelphia, 1'
Inilor tlif vd .f Mirih M, IS."
VOL. V. NO. 28
I'ubllthed ly Hirit Huiuln Hutim rlpilon Price. 10 a Year by Mall
Cu right! HUH. In the Puhlli l-Klnor CoinimiiJ
PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1G, 1918
Berlin Banking Circles in Panic Over the President's Reply;
Fighting in City Streets of Austria; Czecho-Slovaks Revolt
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PRICE TWO CENTS'
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DEATH THREATS
IN MANY LETTERS
TO BOARD NO. 3
Members Ask U. S. Attor
ney to Aet and Accuse
Police
POLITICIANS B L A M ft D
Say Attacks Due to Induction
of Ward Heelers ami
Criminals in Service
Tellers thratenlns death to mem
bers of l.oejl Pratt Board No ". be
cnuse a number of small fry politicians
and petty criminals were Inducted Into
tlie nrmy, liavn become mi numeious that
they lmve been turned over to tlio' fed
eral nuthorlt'es for Investigation
Dr. .lolin P.emlg, medical otlleer of
the board, nlro i'lin'- tli.it lb" police
of tbo Second and Ch!!tl.iti rtie ts stn
tlon. where the board has Its head
quarters, bale co-opf .iteil with Vare
political followers to hamper operation
of the releotlv'e Ferv'ce law In tint ills-,
trlct.
Or. P.emlg aleo c.illeil attention to lb"
fact that board N'o. ". recently leoehed
a letter from Conure'stnan Vnre nuking
reconsideration of the cui-e of Itaffnel
Camllll. now at Camp Cmmleaf. who
nas lncllcled on the charge of coiipjiIi
Injr to Induce a soldier to desirt.
Besides Or. llemlg, the men tlne.it
ened with extermination bv the forces of
tbo underworld are Augustus W Mur
phy. chairman of the board, and Kugene
McCarron.
A vcrltnb'e bombardmont of thieal
entng letters followed the, Induction ot
certain questionable ehuiacters, uccoid
lnc to Or. P.cmls. Almost without ex-
ccptlon they referrid significantly to
thn fate of Acting Detective (ieorge
r.'ppley, slnln by a Krog Hollow Runman
tn tin. Fifth Ward primary ilots. The
letters haie bn placed In the hands
patrolmen, given draft notices to deliver
lo leglstrants, turned mom over to vnre
division leadeis. nho. In turn, notllled
the, registrants.'" (-aid Doctor KemlR
SHIN MirprUrd
".Mr. Muiphy Jiinf I went to Assistant
District Attorney Walnut and com
plained. He furnlslud us with a IMlcr
to Captain Mills and the latter appeared
greatly surprised when we told of the
action of the police I
"Caption Mills th' n nnd there wanted
lo have the offending patrolmen brought ,
before the police board for trial. How
ever, this nould have. 'been of no aiall,
as these men were only serving the
higher-ups."
"Then theie tinvn been many other
ways, In which the police have shown
that they were unwilling to co-opcrato
with us. We arc offered Inadequate
protection nt all times. There Is never
. ny effort of the police to maintain order
when we lire examining Rroups of regis
trants. In fact, matteis have del eloped
to a point where vie are In actual fear" ,
According to the membeis of Local
Board No, 3, their trouble started when
they remoied Ilaffael C'anillll, u draft I
eligible, living nt 800 South .Seventh i
street, from Class 4-A nnd Inducted him I
Into .the service. Camllll was recently
lndlcfed by the special Fedcial lirand
Jury problnR draft conditions here'
with A, II. Oordon Davis, n lavijer, Ca
mllll being accused ofN conspliacy to
hamper the draft.
t'ninllll Wiin Itunner "
Canillll. now at Camp Oreanleaf, was
s, former runner for the indicted at-'
torney and Is said to halo lieen the man ,
i ipiiera nan- ..-j iinini it. n. ""
ot T. Henry Walnut, Assistant United
J. I States Attorney. I
I' Ilcfcrrlng to alleged police Interfir-J
j 1 ence. Doctor llemlg h.iid:
ii "Wa have affidavits to show tli.it the'
S that mulcted a soiuier or 400, telling I
i mm no couiu tiun me iiiinv anil ' niai-
ters would be fHed."
The change In classification made by
thi board, according to Doctor Hemic,
followed the presentation of facts show
ing that Camllll never supported his
wife nnd three children. An agent of
the Pennsylvania S'ocletyt to Protect
Children from Cruelty placed a series of
reports In the hands of the board, show.,
lng these facts and that ho beat his'
wife.
The case was appealed to District
Board No. 1, which sustained the action
of the local board after reviewing the
facts. Camllll was ordered to camp
September 3, but the draft officials
Charge that he did not leave then.
However, thevfotlowlng day they took
measures for mVentralninent to Camp
(Ireenleaf.
Some time afterward the board re
ceived some papers from Ilarrlsburg
pertaining to Camllll. Among them, It
Is alleged, were two telegrams, one
from Herbert W, Salus, demanding a
reclassification of Camllll, and another
from Mrs. Camllll, saying that she wan
willing to testify that her husband did
supVbrt her.
Jlecently a letter fiom Congressman
Vare reached draft olllclals, asking for
a' reconsideration In the cases of Camllll
and two other registrants under the
.Jurisdiction of Local Hoard No, 3,
SAY HE SLURRED SERVICE MAN
Crowd Attacks Lawyer for Al
leged Discourteous Remark
A statement that "all sailors, marines
and soldiers are bums," alleged to have
been made by Paul Wlnthrop, an at
torney In the Drexel Building, nearly
precipitated a riot at a hearing before
..lUjstitrate Baker at the Fourth street
'aM jknyder avenue station today,
' "Persons In the hearing room, many of
whom have sons and brothers In the
service, rush,ed at Wlnthrop. but the
police' saved the hitter from bodily In
jury 'by escorting him througli the
threatening crowd to the door.
Wlnthrop was defending Klve Kkves
ska. Hltner Btreet new Fourth, against
a obarge or ussauu una uauery pre-
red vy nis srvcuiri-nrxar-oia naugll-
, ttther. The . father- declared ,tbat
rilM ij to - allow.. bt dtwUr t
iufMer
wfa et
tun Vini VVW '
The Day's Honor Roll for
the City and lis Vicinity
till. 1. 1. It l VCIKIN
PIUVATK IIKNKV htKKKT. Ullv t.w
refn rtret
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rip.ilh Tv-nl pfiTvill. firrct. ,
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vp'vati: w. . sT.ii'ri.ii. wiiiow
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1'ini itk riiivAitn ut'iiKRT. it? i:.t
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riin'XT'; AKTIU'II'IJIUV. t.anilonr.
fcvenie.
I'ANUH.VN AKSn
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niiir -fMresM plipn 1
I'KIX Ti: It. hiiI'MI.K, (j lmupe ad-
ilrein uUe'i.
NKXRIIV POINTS
l.lKt II.NANT JOHN 'ICIIIIli: I'WTIIN,
TrelllPll N'. .'. (I'l'l'il n nellnnl
l.iri-TI'AXVr KICIIMtl) U. VAt (IIIAN,
Ilox . rTru. ii " ii"'" i'i -i-ii
(Illtl'OIIVI. (IMIll P IIOHAM1. Piitts-lon-n
I'n (KlllP.l In pillnnl
pitiwri: w.M.ini .i. in iiicr.it. sjm
VVV"lfM'Id avenue Cnlth'li N J
IICIIlP'l In nrtlon )
I'ltlVATi: IIOItK'H IIAVIIII.vtoV, In.
muter In (KIHeit In BCtton.)
r-mVAIKAI.ritKO MIKKl.tlCH. lledls.
i 111 piinitril 1
rIVTK DAX'II It IIINKI.KY, I.an-
iiHlcr. Pa. (WoumlPil.)
VII.siN(l
M'lK.KVNT VMI.I.IAJI I (Vr.Nl,
Pn'lsillle. Pa.
1'K1VAT: ttll.l.lAM II. II Mil. Potts-
vllle, Pn.
niivvTr. i'wnjxmin rAJiiiARTo.
I'nitnllle, Pa.
PFIVATK tWI.I.IAM .1. fiARIIM.R,
, Pottnillle Pu
I'RIVAT" JOshPIl KRSMSKY, Potts-
villi.. Pi
I'lllVATK I.. A. MlXdlli:. CliPster. Pa.
October 111, 1'JtS
rhf nhore lis Is- coniplfcd from
the official casualty rreonli muf
fmtn unofficial irporM m cirri? I'll
rclativcH one? filcndi of the men
o vertea i.
" "
PAXSON DEETER MADE CAPTAIN
t
LllWVer of This City CilllimiS-
. . - tv
HOIlcd HI UrdlMHCe UcpurtlllC.lt
Paxwin Deeter. nil attorney of this,
city and law paitner of John C. Bell,
former Attorney ijenerai-oi i-enn.si-unlii.
bea been made a captain in the
ordnance department. Ills appointment
was announceu louuy i.y ...e vnr ue
partinent. ... , ,
The Philadelphia!!!! who recoiled com
mlnhlons were:
Sanitary corps i .Second lieutenant.
Mervln Itosenberger, 3010 Bambrey
btreeU . ,, ,
Air ssrvice tnerouauiiis; neconu
HeUteiiBjit, lMuurd U. Bhepatd, 1154
South Ituby street.
4 HURT IN TROLLEY CRASH
Accident Caused by Mistukc in
Signala, It I Believed
I'our men were Injured In a trolley
crash at Tenth idreet and Snider ave
nue today. .. , , .,
They aie Maurice uogasn. :;i nuum
Klghth stieet. cut walpi Andrew Morris,
1812 South renin sireei, iiuciu.r.. i-si imuuiu ..r ,"7"V"'-"'1,rll.iA,1 ,.ny mnilA
Joseph BlMo. IM Kater street, fractured I Pl-coveri of the '"ru?,VN1.trnn
knee, und John ITiilnmn. 715 Jackson bv Hairy A. hflilinyr lilt 'ist.vi n
st eet. cuts aiulbiulses All weie taken of records. Part of the J "f orna
to Kt. Agnes's Hospital. I mental brass screen that fo ins Pin
The nictuent is oeneieii to nave uo
curred through a mistake of slr.nals.
I fUN PAPC THKKh R II I II NX
liUnii iniwuu u"w w.uu.v.ii
Wasniiigtou Receives Fiwt Rettlly
.Encouraging Report
lly the Associated Press
vi.i.i..inn. Oct. 10. With four more.
fiiBHStorW WS SUS
fourth Liberty txian race lomri sx
iillllnns I.efnre Saturday night. Head-
iiuarters Indicated favorable conditions
for the closing days of the campaign.
"The first really encouraging reports
began to arrive today," fcald the otllclal
announcement. "These reports carried
timnle evidence that the country reallred
the 'Mrloim business It had ahead dur-
MAINTAINS PEACE ;.
NOW WOULD GIVE
RUSSIA TO KAISER
General Knox, at Vladi
vostok. Points lo Grave
Peril in East
IIAK STUArGI,iM10LD
Sciiii-liccoiifttriii'lioii tf But-
tlffruui Urged to Break
Grip of Tfiiluii.s
llj CK1, W. ACKKItM N
.iirtin Cable to Ia ruing Public l.vdgir
' Oli'jl ii7ll I'll. Ill Vi alk Ttlixrt Co.
VII Turpi!?!! IIUIili. riP!rlpil
Urillsli lle;uIiii:irliTs, Vlittllviislnlt.
Oct. Ill (lJel.i fil i
' 1'iMce with (!ei nianv now vi III m i'to
Itussl.i a ,it fnito (iciiuin iuluu."
alii (ieniisl ICnov chief nf the Ihlt
lh military' mission tml.i.v "While
It Is tmpuhsui(. tuiw tu ici'iiiiHti net
tlic Husulan fiont In the scne of a
lontlntious line of tienchcrt l'toiii th"
U.iltk' tn the lll.iil; Set i think th.'
Allic I forces should move to the
fials. If vie hud done that u month
igo vie should h.ivp been In Moscow
this n Inter. AVliile it Is now too
late to ie.ich that Utv. I think tin
Allied ti oop's should nilitune to sliou
the Czechs and Husians that vie
r ill Intenil to help."
I met (Jeneral Knos nt (ieliei.il
firuven's reception to the Allied otn-
toi s iiinl local Itiihsi.m and Czech
leaders In honor of Anibass nlor Mur-
lis tiinl Ailnili.il KnlBht. Helm? uc-
credited to the lirltlsh foices here as
well ns to the Anict leans and ktioiv-
1 iuir Ceneral Knox to be tlie chief
' Allied e.spprt In Ilussld. following
) seven .ve.ns residence. ineluuiiiR
teun ns inllltiirv attiiche to the IhitlNh
inilhiMiy In I'ltiosrad, I boimht his
vleii. liec.ui'-e he knows the ex-
1 act inllituiy situation of the Czccuo-
Sloviil.s and pattlrau Itusslaim, Ills
v ievvn uie iiuiuriuui.
"A few dd)H usio." he went on
' met u IlUMKl.tn olllier-wlio had crossed
l:uHln fiom Archaucel. He mild Hus
' sla vvtia boilliiB now: tint If we did
I not do something immediately ever
I thins would fall IS.it. Now l the
1 lischolo;lcnl moment. The peasants
1 have never been for liolshevlsm. It
I made headivu only In tlie larRo cities.
IThe llolshevlkl'aie woiklnwmen. Tliey
licpienint only n very i-niall nhare of
the population neie, not as 111 i.ai;.
1 In nil and Anierleu, Here nc.ucely 10 i
...... .,..,. ..e lii. iiii.nil.illi.il lid. in tlif. !
...i i .,t,s. Tint the i,...K..nts
nnd intelleotuals a,e aa.nt the Col -
slievlki. n .
t II I lll.nl.nll 1.V I tll'dlClltl f I tit A I
., '."""ur , ',; .nn .... a'
mone Is of no vulue to them, for
l.n., urn iipliil I.ii' minions of rubles
.,'.... ... !... ..1 T .,,. Infmmul
(lauy hi . c. .'..iii, i ' i...i ..-'
tli.it In the Sainnru dlstilct nlonu the
I Holshcviki client three hundred mil
lion rubles for piopaK.ind.i The Iiol-
tit ...1.1 ntl . . .i limnii lit n I nlilna
' .U v n'."l m o them 'on- ami "0
'" h", S &rr ,Uil NOUe U,S ; P-""dTnied dmhu.".';;. Zlt U or
rciulred to v.oil. ( n.H wefl ntn(,,e(, , , ,.,
"The poor Czechoslovaks have been lwi1(,n !h tompohed of drafted mm Horn
fldhtliiK nB.lsnst such people for ull,lhu llx
the Alller, flshtlm; continuously for
three months. Their comp.inleH are, , DDIIICIi TMT
, educed f.0 per cent. The Volw is AIRPLANE BRAVED TNT
r.nnn miles fiom V ad K.stok and the
bis. i .oh and powerful Allien mo nlt -
tins heie doliiK notlilii'--.
"I don't ine.ui tliat we liould Ko into
tlie Intei'.or and establish a front iiBuliiKt
the (litinuiiH There will never be a
continuous line of trenches an It wan in
ID1C. 1 mean that there --liould be a
Ural itnlcr for" nil the Allies Cenn.in
nron.iEalidlsts aie now irolnt; about the
ccuntiv HavlHB tli.it thef AUh don t in-
' tend to help Kumla, that they are Klay-
'Sa'JSTM- S. ahKT'i'K;
1 believe these taleH.
"Kurthermore, there are b.in.lH of Hus-
... -..i.iinu hiiiIai .urliiiw creneralf. en-
.S Ttow ,i.e Volga Tl.ee needj
i
('u..tl..rd on I'sice Kleirn. ( ulii.iin One'
- 1 mrrrnrn
COURT RECORD ROOM ENTERED
Valuable Papers Ma) Hac Been
Stolen From Prontlionotury's
Office
tue
Some one Rained entrance '
.win.- "... .,.....-- -'--, ..,,,., ....
loo.n or ins p:.'-....'. --' .,".
second floor of City llall Ut night and
!. nit., tiiriiiieli 4he henv.i brass screen
that guards the court leu.rds
tV'eth" an" pp"'rs iere nlnlen can
not be learned unless the contents of
.i.ch of the hundreds of tilling c-Ses r.1B
checked up with the dockets In the main
The pilnilpal records stored In Ibmni
J70. the one enter, d. are of u.K'ine-t
notes, liens on re.l e-lt iind tbi .
iBllinl tPinr-C'rl.l'r- f leM"."1" ' A '"'
IK1I1.M um.r.. -.. r -. ,.1,.,1,i,. . ,.
qmm i. """' "", int..
t- "- r " 'nln ot int..
cases. Il might ne 01 ni..... . ..uC
man t
.""" i.e i lit a key. or posslblv
H hnifi blade, had been Inseiled st :t
llThlZXlTei
to have been 'u-,.7andUl,,n,
,,-ute protei'thig It. also were touted. (
GENERAL ROBERTS TO GO OVER
r ivt i
!l'.,..n. Moiiiii'IT ot INlltlOllllI l.ilv
x i, rinir tn Kranw
' Bank UOlllg 10 1'rancc
iimnlilnitoii, Oct. 16, (By 1, X. S.).
jrgIdler General Samuel Itoberts to-
V.!....,.. ..iiaved fron
duty as ohlet of
the procurement Mvk
oi iw arniy
oranancM! ary.."r-v.'
. yilMMM. .
Hi HOPerw
about the tiling can" "- ''V ,...... '
nnd bent back far enough (' P fit a
o squeeie iiiii" .........
.!... i,.nu in. the door Itadlng to
;&
' fM- r-BI
3 lfcllw'
XEEjm i
1 mm
t.M'TMiN JOr-KPH . 1)1 tf VHin
Thi fit, ulio lia- been viouiulcil in !
1'riince
JOS. N. DUBARRY
FALLS WOUNDED
ON BATTLEFIELD
Cnmlltiim nf C mlnni Ki.nnor'
ucilllllliuit ol (.aplillll, t'nimei i
Ledger Man. 1- ol
Thought Serious
t'aiiliiltT Joienh X l)uHniii.::d.ofiliis
Mil. 1ms tit-en unniifleil In V'rn r!,... nc.
i imdlinr t,. .1 .ililemnni from Id lecciwi!
' bv h's muthir-ln-hiH. -Mis. Arthur llroik.
slot Spruce (duel.
He w.is stria k In the leit bv
f,, ,u shrniml Khell. bul th
bullet
Jnjuiy
f idoed not appear to have bei ii heilou.
'tifaptaln fiutljnv'H wife, funnel IvMIs
"''Kiln Hrod:. Is'oufTlf the cili7roTcr?nif
is. i .i.... . ...
from a mci Iouh lllncs?
IVpluIti DuUimy Is piomlnent rouiully.
He is a iirdduate of Princeton rnlvcr-
rlty
1011. and ua n blar of the T.h.ngle
. tun. tie i-rinccion.ira.i.iue o,B.in.a- , , if T1eiI Tllllt ,(1U
t on l'..r a time after hailui,- colleKe . lmiu Miew , H,.lllnv,,
(..plain OuBnrrv vum a nportcr for the ()f (.,,',. Ti1P nelirlan a.niv -i'i.-I'.vi:xinii
Pfiii i. I.kixu:u. ,.. ..,, u messin- on v.iiil.llv
lie Herved at th-Mele-in border ijlih
the Kirct lmii Pllll.idclphl.i I'lly I'm-
... 1 .. I. ..!.. . O. .,...1 .1
ur., ... in n.i-ii i .uini ...... unuw...
war on flermaii
pinned his oinmlpsloi
, .. ,. . " ? J " I
roil .MilKlirn mill 'la 111-er nimi.i-iru a-
Camp .Meade He vviit. traihferii'il to 1'ic
leadiuar.i..- conipan
of the :11.1th In-
funtri :unl asslirncd to lhe Intel'lRenco
dcpai ttnetit I'loinotlou to a cai.tiiln.y '
I'WIW MKIU
after his unit inaue din .
Kra nee
The 313111 h.is done eallani Hinlie
duilns the l.-cent haul ibiiiihb hi
Finnie Captain Kiederlck II. l)r.ilon,
, l-!" '-'-"' ". "u
, Aviator' P
' i.,,.,1 110(1(1(11
3dL(l o,uuu.oi
cat til Mor'.ui
0(10 PoiimU
!) cue usoir
uklilnu'liwi. del. I
pound. of TNT iveie
... ..... I.... .liil.i.r ill., i
lly the Assochted I'reis
HHlllllBton. del. lit Clclii inllllon
pound. of TNT iveie "raved f mil .1
Ktrucllnn durinit the recent tin Hi t.u
nnu.il. ill .-, ..- ...... '".,
(Slllespie sbell-IoadiiiK pbint at Mnir.m
X. .!. by an army airplane which i I lew
over th" vv reiki it lurks at an aliliuib
.., 1...1I .llrectnl th, nht
again-t the tlames
vi. ir nipuiiuii'iii iiiiiiuun.eii mi-
fnit today, disclosing that the plan, was
pllolid by Ijliulinant C'vrus ! Sm)ib.
!' Slnjor II I.. Arnistiong as b
Beiver. 'COLLISION SINKS BRITISH SHIP
'L. 3. WUMllll) UlllliagCll llV I'tlll
pi,ii!p i Cra.i, '
lly the Associated Presi
Srxr i.rk. (let IS The HiitlHi
' Ig'it sie.ini.lilp !".it Philip, outbound,
was sunk In a collision with a I'n ted
i,i,. ... iv ir vessel ore sMinourne imuiu.
in ii, imi.r bnv thb. forenoon The
. i. ....- ....... ..... ...... .-.- -
... -..- -- --------
pinup crew ui miiy men wiiH iMie...
nue cutter Tho bou of tho naiv vessel
V . Iiiil ' ' ' or na
npofted to havo been damaged.
The Poit Philip u i a' 1
grohs tons she sank In about sevent-
Hie feet of water.
Pershing Cables Thanhs
to Eddystone Gunmahvrs
(jeneral PeihhhiB appieclates the
woik of the Kddjstone rllle plant
of the Mid vale ritcel mid, Oidnance
Company at Eddystone, Pa.
Heplylns to the recent pledge
made by 14,000 employes a ml woik
era of the plant, for earnest, tegu
lar and steadfast work, which was
made thiough Hihfadler (Jeneral
Thumpsnn, director of ursenals,
Cenernl Pershing today sent the
following cable:
"Tlio American expedlllnnary
forte sends thanks lo the tmploirs
of the Kclil) stone rllle plant fur
their messaee. We IhunU )ou for
wlint ou have done, for what you
are now dolnc, but most ot all for
what you are going to da during the
v , V "RijAiWIKG."
fc - " - i 1
'HAM'S TROOPS1
IN SUBURBS OF
BASE XT LILLE
lrall of German Stronghold
Near Others Are
Menaced
Til TOiNS IN KETKKAT
BOTH SIDES OK CITY
Allies Bejieli Oulskirl? of Com-
tnii and Approach
Tiueh
HOSTILE FLANK BBEAKS
12.000 Prisoners Taken 1 Al
bert French One Mile
From Bethel
Tin full of l.llle. the most I'lliiin tiint
clt.i li iiinthei'ii Fiance, whleli has
boi n hi Id bv the Ceinian sitae l!)U
is iiMiir l!il;ish patrols have pene
tiiiti'd the s'lbuil.v of that base.
The tleimiitiN me In tetieat both
noitli nnd hoittli ii l.llle. The Alllis
nre piesv.ns ulu nl In thill' c'landois
(hive nnd the whole Ceiiimn ilifht
uini; on the vvesie.'ii fiont In Kiunrc
thieatens to cullapxe.
The I'lenih hnve piisheil lo within
n mile of the i.illro.id bane of I'ethel
'" L'liiimpni.'ne. The Aliierioillis me
f.glns nhead In tin- Aigonne.
. . i(f Al)c!aU,d ,,,c,s
l.iniilon. Oct 16
. Il-ltish Pdtiols entered tlie soutp
I 11 Ostel'll HUllUlb of Ulle tills mill 11 1 1 1 17.
1 The uviti'liatlon if lite iiienl Industiial
' ccnteis of l.llle, ttouum nnd Tour
coIiik bi tlie tieunans neelns In
uvltuble us the lesult of new Allied
guitin.
(A (llintch fiom tlie fiont todai
kirn th.it the Ceiniins ale In retreat
hour lint'tiTlntlnBn'mPMJT-r.lire.'Tlbdj
tlie i'thement will Invulvu the whole
Lille Hallent."
Iiel'Ian cdvnln .'till Hdvunulini in
1 i In,.., lUl.i i . 1 1 nr ii nu tlcil iml !
, " . . ,. ",,'""; , ,, r . i
)o lhe Cm tematclc Thoiliout I n.ul.
mi.. r..ii r ti.,. m u-lnwn runtiiiei
il" "' "'" ..! - --,.-
. , nniiunieil vester.la.i
S;S: rSs!
Is e.pec
' (0.1,.,. dls,
. ...ssctl
"".V.?" ...,,!,,
hum out N twelve
inlleH fiom lluic.s and twenlv miles
frpm tlie Dutch frontier.
The Allies nlrcud have advuneed'1
'ioni two and a half to seven miles
In riniuleis 'on n thirtv-mlle fiont.
On the i-lcht tile I! ltlsh I old Mnln ,
n id W'eivlca mid have Couitiai,
,.,.11. ,,.,.1 iim.-tloii. ulmost wlllilu
' 7. . .wl, ,.., lt,d..hed the out-
sUn-ts of that toi" n
Cuius of ground li lliltish pitrols
clurlnv lu-t nisiit in the Duunl-Mlle
ectol (lie leported by I'lelil .vi.irsniu
UulT In his olllel.il statement tocbi.
tTlie (Jeimans uie It. retieat in this
e"ior)
The tieim.in e.tienie iIkIu wlnu Is
idinr th-entcned more and mine as
me rti.ieu ncuh" in .,....,. ..v,..
(ii iinaii lehlHtmiee Is hi ickenint,'.
T'-ere aie hiun.s tint the t.einii ns
.calij:" the dais of heir occupation
.,' TlPlilnm aie uumbeied Uiev nl
leauv liuve i.i-4ui. mi- ". ". '""of. jp.i,,l 350 our these of vrfiteriin;
Tlie.
i- , i..t" " ' -- . llt' HUM I1IIIUU
Ceuiians mo leported prep.ulnp; to,...-., t.,p t0. f
, t c)Ut of uiukci nr.il Client and ev en ,., ,, KUm ,
,,,..., I ' ',, . .
Miction 111 vnsir.ii i.eiK......
I'i"""1'
The lirltlsh Second Ami) Iuih iiach-
(,t iolcll.it (ill lliei-ounriii-iiiKeiiniiu..
ter load ami capiure.i liiiiieKiieni ami
He tile. Since the murium? of Octoher
11 tho Allioh have eaptuied U'.OOO
pi iMiuern.
lly the I niled Preii
Willi the HrllWi Army In l'ljndcr,
(let. 16. Allied foues drlvIiiR Into
Helulum have thrunt their1 wedge
iic.nss the road from Hinges to Court-
inl. M'verlm; another artery of commu
nkallou to the l'-boat bases. Krench
wvuliv has Hwept over TJchteivelde
lin( Thourout. nuvancn.g toward
,. ...i ,i... .., Trtwm.i i.A
iirii't?s uiiu nm c-v... .....u... .,-.
tlll,..rll pni, llf ,i,e flRht nir fiont
iihikx ...en u.c ... ................ ,,.,,.
of Unubourdln, thi'-e mllos from Lille,
, . . , ,
By the Associated I'rett
.. .. ,)(, jc, Armies In Belgium.
Oot jg
, Menln has fallen Allied troops uio
n mile oust of Itoulirs nnd advanced
patrols aie, nccordlng to latest leports,
within a mile of Courtrnl. The I.yp
Hlver seems to have been crossed be-,
. . tf 1-..- lfjtl- It IU ltfl-kBk llk. '
TVVC"'l V..IUI1IICS, lillill ." "n-. w'-
tuied. and Warni'lon
ItepoitH indicate that another cross
bit nf the Ls has been effected at
UVrvlci. although this has not been
conm med nt this hour. ,
t2iiitl. nf fha zone where the mud. .
......! A I1t,l l..ll.u tt I1n.ill..
Xlr'wav forward tiiiougli the rain
and the moist nnd over Htlcky giound
.i,.i piminv hns beaun n vvlthdravwil.
liJ " ." " ,. -..,-.
His troops uie being moved backward I
fronf Pont-u.Vennln and Heiclau and i
Contbiiiril on I'line Wl, Column Three. '
NOTED FRENCH FLIER KILLED
Berlin A"otiiiccs Fate of Garros,
I Missing Since October 7
lly the Associated Prfss
Vm-lrnlsiii. Oct JO. Lieutenant lto
land . Oarros. the noted Kiench avia
tor who was posted as' missing (on Oc
tober 7 after a fiUht over the per
liwn lines, was ehot down and Wiled Oc-
InliA.. i. A 'i - Jr , Vl'- it f
U. S. First Army Wrests
Grand Pre From Germans
Pershing's Men Pass Through the Argonne
and Are Rapidly Advancing Despite Resist
ance of Teuton Re-enforcements
Jl the I nttril l'rri
Willi the Ainirii.ni 1'lrst Arm, Ott.
n;
I'luiit'lmr 'Iiiousb belts of Cumin
vi I' e 111 the fuce of f-lioucis of luill'l
iiiiiMib-H the men of the ilrsl At my
have luoppeil up CSratldpic, noeJ
the puss llnoUKll the Aisonne uml in f
pushlin; on.
Ciptureil (icim.iu, utdci s vtiited that
(Iranilpre must be held ill all conl".
A umv I'lii-slin Ktl.il it illusion was
lilentilieil In this llhtlim. inalslnc; n
total of tiient.v such divisions cniuup.
teied sIiilp til" beKliiuins of the Amer
ican cifiVni.lt o In this legion.
At the sturl of the lucent pliiiie
il the assault the .Miitrleans Jumped
olf nt Si.'.O o'clocl; In the inoruliiK ninl
B.iliml thilr llr"t olijtctlies nt some
points i.itli fjie.it i.ipiillti.
Ill 111 my
i a-e there" was
tlon. due tci the
only slight uppo"l-
(le.ulllne"s of the
Viinl.ee urtilteri lire.
In the lesion of Ouncl mid IJoIm'
de 1'oicl the tlerm uis use cluckers."
INFLUENZA INCREASES IN NEVT YORK
NEW "3T 0X, Oct 16. New Spanish influenza cases tn New
York showed an increase today. The new cases totalled 51 T3
against 4925 yesterday. There were 317 deaths, as npafust
CS3 yesterday. The Spanish influenza victims tcportecl since
September 18 number 48,084 with 2206 deaths. There were
5S5 new pneumonla'cases reported today. Yesterday 479 were
leported.
AVIATOR LIEUTENANT KILLED IN FALL
TULTON, Ky., Oct. 1C Lieutenant Edwaid Little was
killed here today mid Instutctor K. C. Smith received serious in
juritVwheu,'thelr airplane fell out of control from a consider
able height. The Accident it the ?lxth of its kind to occur at
l'ultou in the l.iat year.
PATRIOTS HEED
DT V A Q V(T 1(N
I LiLirltJ 1 jll lJvxTll
Inm'U&iMl Renpon&es Fol- Also S 100.000,000 fol
low "luformal" .Mcclings Na and 70.000,000 lot
to Slir Interest Family Allowance
, ,.,()- oi - --Q A V ft ) j, j
-T..oJO..nu 11 i, u w
There leiimlns lo l.iv hiiI rlbed $J03,-
ft. -- . . ,1. . (.....it. I lk..li . .mi. Ii,
! the Phlladi'hihlu churl, t before the cam-
i li.iKU cIohps Siturdnv niKht. In tlic clt
,e ,p WM , f,UKi:,x.:m molo
w, lhP ,JinPlment within that time
.,.,,,,,. t),e ..Mil lal flituriB k1h.iv a pain
,.,,. i.. 'nil. nmiini is J.-..T..7.1I11U liioi e
for Mnnd.i. It is far
he dm let must mid-
ncrllie ever tm -nlv -four hours If the
(Uota of ?r.lG,8U0.(i0U Is to be icncneu.
Tlie l.ileHt figures show an average of
$i3.3ii(i,finft must be subscribed everj
, d.iv, liuludlng Inil.iy. u in- rm niicipiiia
slrlet Is lo.tand vlth the rest of the
eiiuii.li' In hind the Pre Idem in lib ic-
fusal m jfrnnt a (Jrinmn-mntlp pe.u
average f $3.1,71 4.8(10 dallv.
To date Phlladelphl-i has Bub'eilbnl
only SI1 33S.SH0 to the new loan, and
the entire Third Koduaf Ite'.ric Pis -
tilit. including Ibis ilt.. only llin.asi. -
450. This is a d.iilv aveiage for Phlla -
ir'""!1 "KhM' "" f0'' ,h"
uisirici oi-.i,..uJ,..u..
"...me l.urge ,sul.sirl.tlu.
.cfi.u.' ................... .... ""' iirscr bed t as the in.iMinum enori ,;;, ,,i..dpj i.iln nd prince Alexander
the entire district, b, cause its rchlmtsl f u,fl e limxlniuin performance." , '"da "ef, ' "ct SSt the meanTto at.
have been lagR ng ever since t be cam-. 0 , . llola) cffecl ot BUch , u not th i o I Ject but
pa gn opened, indications are that tlie ,-, tain it, no sain.
iiuota set iilll bo ,cnef,ed by Saturday a ,''('a"u", Advices from Berlin say that ' the
night and probablv passed I "It It the best piopaganda 111 the ..sldent of the Reichstag has post-
I ii ,ii lil f.ir Ceriimni.'' be uld. ' hecause ..nnc.i Hie slttltnr of the Itelchstag which
Seiei.tl large subicriptlons uniiouiiid knowing that the I'nlted Slates Is put
today seemed to buoy up the dheiturv tlwr these billions of dollars Into this
of lhe loan Among the subscrlbeist
u el e :
Joseph (liier, $ 1 .".(..(jl...
llenrj K. Wumpile & Co., $H..".,..(ni.
Kiinei.il Ohectors' Association of Phil
adelphia, IOO,000.
Suiithuark Kouudiy and Machine Coin
piny. J200.00O.
Nlles llement Pond Compauv, .lii'.iiiid
Roberts Kilter Miiiiufacturiug Com-
. 1'lHO
I5G.6..H. i
'"" W"h' i'.faaur.g Company
J-,;" . . . .. .... ,.
Haltelgh A. ( o loO.OUO
n.llvldnal hslei. (,r..n
lTl liftln
dodr ineetln
se of boi:
bidders of b
lifting of the ban on public out
gs has done much to aid the
bonds among Individuals; the,nir Horinuitural aitlvl'les on land con-
bnnds of small deiiomlnatloiis
who huve failed to date tu do their
That the lestdents of the district will
now respond to the appeals for subscrip
tions Is tlie expectation of the cam
paign directors. This afternoon In
creased sales of bonds and n big boost
in the total number of subscribers to
the loan showed that new life .In the
campaign hoe started Id ihow results In
!ii awfikenln Interest of the public.
The bwlnM InKi'" induetrlee of
vvlih h tii.idc the hatue ound as ma-(
chine Klin- to uinfusp the Americans
Opetateil h, wires simultaneously with
RiMiulu" ni'itblne kuiis. these machines
led iisl.av our Hoop searchliiB fur
the timchlnc-Rtiii nest. This was es
pet hilly the el it when tb rlacker
bov vv oio locattd behind tbo ilou?h
boi !
South of the Aisne the Americans
weio diseliirt 1"
AMERICANS IGXORI-:
' ILL OBSTACLES
Hi I'DWIIV. I JUIl'.S ,
5)cc in? Cable to .'t eninp I'i
ubtic Ledger
i . i'i l.i Vi nrt Tlntri Co.
'Hi tit nierlran Irni.v In 1'r.inee,
( ii ' I fi
In Hi" eild lain of the Inliimi mid-
nctnhit tf noilhern France the doURb-
i,k of i'ii" Amerliaii tinny nir.iin hit
j,p n,-! Cenniiti line north of Vet dun.
,R.ilti"t n iiniieutrallon ot maclimc
( nnlhiitPit on I'lire sl. ( nliimn One
' 6 BILLIONS MORE
ImU A R IVI V N tttil
. . -. - -. -w 1
A wll fllllll 1 LWJUMJiJ
, $36,000,000,000 I'OK YKAK
the .Ivciciacc Vcic
t .iIiIiikI.ih. tiet t; v
'lhe miliar dede.e l -y blP. carijini;
tli,Jt.".,Tu.".,.iJi). fen the enl.irfrtr ivar pro-
'Grain, uas r.poited to th" I1.iu.-p today
by the App oprlatlous Ciiiiimltti.' IU
i proi lil S. l,2,Uii:,000 for the nrim.
I SKiT.Jt7.fi"" for the uavj and ?T,O0O.nu0
, . .. ....... .. ... .,, ....i.,.., , .i
r.u.i.ii.
An anii of
i olsht' dl'. hlnns
about 5,111111,11(10 men.
ii I'-rame and ilghtien
. . , . , , , ,
, '" falnh.;,- at home by Jul
1 next, is
I 'ihat the new piogrtm calls for.
r.i pre -
j nrro ilHl maint.iin It. tho amount now
' Propo-ed Is -ougat In addition to seven-
I " and a lm" billion dollars provided
by Hie annual lit ny bill ftnd the fort'.tl -
1 callous bill It w 1 bring the total of
1 appiopilatlons and uuthorUatlons fui the
fvear up to thlit-fl bUllon dollars.
""-ral .March, appea.lng before , he
csmimttieu when tl.e b II was ill .if ted,
! they can not keep their people from
war. It Is a concrete tangible thing anu
Is veiy liiipm taut from that standpoint.
The know they are becoming Impover
ished They know they are getting
dun n to bed rock and here Is a nation
throwing Its whole stienglh Into It."
Leglslatlie features of the bill In
ilude a section authorizing President
Wilson to establish u war-s.iliage com
mission which would recommend lo Con-KU-iH
what disposition shall be maiiu
of piopert acquired b the Govern
ment during the war
The poll el a of the shipping board
wodld bo Increased .o as to authorize
extension of the faillltles of shlpvards,
dry docks, mailne railways and pleis.
Antlinrltv Is srauted to the War Oe-
.,., ,,, ,, 1250.000.000 In deielou-
,.,...i bv the armv.
bureau, told the committee that the new
head of the oranance
program calls for 14.600 new guns for
: . ... ...in . -. v. in. Ti-
ad '0" .Vanr'near PIMsbuTg 'for
constructing II, 16. and is-lncl "
WIU be Increased, he said. .0 that it
vt 1 jirov do tpr :np enure coast n
ieiylieeils a. ilfo partfof the navy'
demands. The output of ammunition at
the,p)t will begin Ib Oeeemtier. ixt
GERMANY MAY
DETERMINE TO
KEEP UP FIGHT
Supreme Command Sum
moned to Capital to Con
sider Recruiting
liNCREASE OF MILITARY
AGE TO BE TAKEN UP,
Strengthening of Defenses
i Also to Be Plaecd "Before
' the Council
,-.-.r ,-,iav tt .TTrnnTl
"lUJJ.UIIl-U AU31JTHA
Martiul Law Declared as
Army Moves on Czcclio
Slovaks
Ily the Associated I'rcss
London, Oct. 1G.
I I'icsidcnt Wilson's reply to the
German peace note produced w "most
, unfavorable impression" in Berlin,
says a Central News dispatch from
Amsterdam today.
The publication of the reply, it
adds, was followed by a panic in
Berlin banking ciiclcs and on the
stock exchange. 1
I Tho German supreme command,, e.
the advices state, will como to'Ber-V
lin nt the end of the present wetk? -"to
delibcinte on mobilization, coa
ecnlration of the national strengtlT '
ami the laisinjj of the military age.y V
President Wilson's declaration thtit
.1
it must dc cicany unaers;ooa um '
the jirocess of vaguatjon and ther j-,
conditions of an armistice must b l'
left with the military advisers of the i
United States nnd its associates has
'Cientcd doubt as to his Rood -faith.
It is expected ,that the GerinaB'cj
, impciiui lllliucuiiui will i.iaivi: & ub-
jcision today on the matters contain-
) ed in President Wilson's latest note,
says a dispatch from Copenhagen,
to the Exchange Telegraph Com
l'H
pany.
, The German newspapers point out.
jjle mossa(J.p adds, that President
Wilson's note hud the effect of a
cold douche on the hopes for peace
engendered by his first note.
Some of the newspapers comment
en the note in the sharpest terms
and with unbridled woids, adding
that the "language of President Will
" "ow na uceome excllcu Buer
conferences he has had with the
Allies."
ll the Associated Press
ItnOr, Miiterlund, Oct. 16.
n.oidlnK to Berlin dispatches r
celled here, tlie Oerman Socialists hav
decided, In view of the general political
, t Ituntlon. not to oppose Prince Jlaxl-
I mlll.in, of H.iden, rctalnlne his pout of
1 1., 1-1 -.,n,,..iiI,r.
,t ,,..... Mnvlmlllan. accotdhig to ad-
vl.es trcelvod here, has made a state
ment to (he party leaders In the Reichs
tag concerning his famous letter to
Prince Alexander, of Hohenlohe. vvhlcn,
sin, u p.! that Prince Maximilian was re-
' nctlonary In Ills political attitude and
.h tinu supporter of the German
j,imw MaxninlaIl lg nuote.l as having
told the party leaders that the Ideas he
i held now were not of recent formation,
He caul he had repeatedly expressed
hinibelf In 1!U7 and 1918 In favor of a
categorical declaration on the subject or
, ''''' if Zd 1, Sn2
":.... ....... ... ui, ...v IVha
i. ,.. m have becun today, rcservlnr to
himself the right to summon the legis
lative body at a later date.
vvii.liliiBton. Oct. IC (By I N.8)-,
The Independent Socialist party ot
Cc-imany has split Into two factions,
. . .it ... 1... 1... n.irsn.iii.r. nf VM
aill'.l....H '" ..;, .......,........ . -- . i
terday wincn reacnea iieiue luiiay, b-m
., ..instill iilvnatch to the French War
..,, ...... . . - -. ..K
Mlbilon. ' S
The radical group among the Inde-1
liiii'ent socialists win lonn now vujhih ..j
..,1,1.1.1 i..irt wltli the aim of enf&ralikK.
an early peace, the dispatch states,
Ma.blnilon, Oct. 16. Presldent'-WW
f-onn program io. ucimib . .
"pence offenslie" of the Central Pe?ej ;
.1 . i...,..l ..nnlalHtllal.. 11A HdW I
It IS UIIUCIBIVUS. . v..."'.- -. -y-r.-
.Irlvlnir of a wedge between OwsM-MT .
nn.l Austrla-IIungari'. The Dual ItM- '
larchy has been regarded bj the ylV3
'dent us a mere vassal of the mtttMHtT IU
masters , of the Oennan lwto
masters 'of the uerman empire, asm
for that "0X"?C0J"
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