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The evening world., 1916-07-17

10 follows.
Between the Disc and the Aisns.
before Moulin-sous-Toutvent. n
strong reconnoitrfn9 party Of tho
enemy was dispersed by our frs.
In the Champagne . surprise
attack delivered by the Germans
against q trench In tho sector held
by Russian troops was broken up
by . oountsr-attAck which inftet-
ID losses on tho enemy.
'On the verdun front the night
WAS relatively calm except near
HIN oo<. who're thsrs was spirited
rifle firing. West Of Fisury de-
tsohmsnts Of our troops made some
progress and captured three ma
chino guns.
After q rather long bombardment
the Germans delivered two attacks
against our positions In tho region
OF Ham. In Lorraine. southeast Of
Nomeny. Both attacks were re-
pulsed and prisoners remained In
our hands.
There were no important devel-
opments on tho remainder Of the
front"
The evening world., 1916-07-17
RUSSIANS LAND new ARMY:
n DEFEAT GERMANS IN FRANCE
Sixth Contingent Of the Cars Forces Brough,
Over to Aid in the Great
Allied Drive
| coat,nesnt OF I 90 follows.

rA2l0. July IA contingent OF
Nnssian troops dlssmbsrksd to-day
st Brsst. France. U aid In the great
allisa Arivs.
The Russian troops win be sent to
camp frop Brsst before going to the
fBOat
(This y the sixth contingent Of
Russian troops the arrival OF
which IN France has been report
!, Cd. Between April 20 and May o
there arrived at Marssillss five
\ bodies OF Russian soldiers. The
number Of men In the first fivs
contingsnts has not been given
effictally. but II v believed. % be
sbost $1,000.
ut was said In Paris several
, weeks ago that the sending Of
the first contingepts was In tho
|. nature Of an experiment and that
! they might be followed by moro
substantial numbersD
Russian troops. IN action on the
French Champagne front. counter at
tackled successfully last night. In.
; fiictins heavy losses on the Germans
the War Office stated to-day.
] TIC TAFT Of the of,cisl statement II
The evening world., 1916-07-17

'ftbuuns pamphlets containing q
short set ~ Instructions from ths Ds-
psftnent % Health. A rush for thsss
psmphi"is always followed The pic-
ture Of The mother aud her three chill o.
dren. The INSTITUTIONS are 10 keep
children ~ N. streets as murh a.
po-sibl. and surely out 80 houses On
which the Board ~ Health has placed
a slEn. They c0ntinu.i
Don't let your children 20 a. par
ties or picnics or outings Don't let
them play with any children vino have
siakn"ss at home. IN. dsily paper.
VIII tell you In what houses IN. dis.
ease ~. IL your child is STICK send Tor
your doctor at once or send word 10
the Board ~ Health"
Then follow tho locations Of the
Health De oartments. with their phone
hunbers. In tho ave boroushs: Man.
haitian, Centre ami Walker Streets.
tel. $3.50 Franklin; fironH. Third Ave.
nus and ~. Paui's Place. tel 1875 Ire
mont; iirooklyn. F1atbush Avenue and
WlIloushby ,ieet. tel. r2o Main.
Queens. No. s7t Fulton street, ia.
msica. tel 1900 jamaica; Hlchmond.
No. bit Hay street. stapletoa, tel.
$40 Tompkinsviile.
On saturday night the moving pic :
ture display was confined 10 the up
per west side, care being taken TO se-
lect corners whore there might be no
blocking Of traffic. Even so, paAsin
vehicles and automobile parties
stopped. showing the universal In
terest which has been aroused in the
epidemic and the appreciation OF
Tho Evening Worlds campaign 10
overcome II. The polics were kept
pretty busy with the crowds. espe-
cially at Seventh Avenue and ono
Hundred and Twenty NTH Street,
Ienox Avenue and One Hundred and
Twenty NTH street. Eighth Avenue
and One Hundred and Tenth Street.
at Eighty -nrst Street and Broadway
and One Hundred and Tenth street
and Fifth Avenue.
The evening world., 1916-07-17
REPULSE OF TIE AUSTRIANS
CLAIMED BY The ITALIANS

i NOME. July ~ tvis London) The
rspSlss Of . heavy attack by the Aus
,vians In che upper Posina Valley In
the Trentino asa result OF an Italian
oounter-attAck was announced to-day
BY the War Once. The ofiicial state
ment follows:
In the upper l'osina area the
enemy attempted to stop our ad.
vance. delivering "a heavy attack
supported by concentrated artil-
lery fire between Monte Santo and
Monte Toraro. We inade "A coun-
ter-attack and after severe hand
to-hand hghting iepulsed the en-
envy along the whole front.
in the Tovo valley an attempt was
made TO surround our positions north.
west Of Monte seluggio. but the ef.
fort was frustrated by our fre.
Hostile artillery again shellec
Cortina al Ampezzo. We retaliato,
on our usual targets in the Drave val
ley. At the head OF Raccolana val
ley and on the Isonzo front ther
were intermittent artiliary actions.
"On July Is our aircraft bombarde,
camps In the Folgaris area. Through
oAt yesterday the enemy displaye
utIch aerial activity. bombarding sew
erai points IN the camonica and Ahis
valieys. There wsye no casualtis
and no damage wat inflicted OF
The evening world., 1916-07-17
Two Deaths. Fourteen New Gases In
the state.

ALBANY, July l7.--Reports OF
fourteen new cases of infantilo parai-
ysis and two deaths in the state out =
side OF Greater New York were re-
ccived at the state Health Depart
ment during the forty eight hours
ending ut noon to-day. making totals
OF l2l cases and 10 deaths. The new
cases were reported from Farming
dale and Hurleyville, two each: anC
ono each from Athens, New Hamburg
Dorchester. Glenville, Hudson. Stuy
vesant. Copaigue. Amityville an,
| Ithaca. The deaths were reporte'
! from Coxsackie and the town OF Ro
! chester, Ulster County.
The evening world., 1916-07-17
GERMANS HEAVILY POUNDED
BY BRITISH GUNS, SAYS BERLIN
Admission Officially Made That Haigs Army
Had Made New Gains-Battlc
- With French.

thu nsh,ins for the possession of
Iiiaches increased ~ four Officers
and ACC men"
'-rhe more extensive attacks ny
tho French begun on July 10 20
the east of the Meuso (Nordun
'front.' were continued up TO THIS
morning The enemy did not
achiev any success In this san
culinary struggle. but lost ground
at a few points
'On the remainder - tbs front
there have been no incidents OF
especial importance. A French
advance following upon an ehplO-
sion nor Of Ouiches was re-
pulsed. We carried out some cS-
plossons with good results on Com
bres nm a German patrol
brought back n few prisoners near
Lanfroicourt. Lorraine.
"On July 10 two enemy aero
planes. IN addition 10 those re-
ported yesterday. we're pat out Of
action. one In an aerial battle be-
hind the enemy lines south OF tho
Somme. whiIc tho other was shot
down from the earth near Dres-
iincourt-Oise within our lines"
The evening world., 1916-07-17
GUARD OFFICERS ASSIGNED
TO BORDER ANNOUNCED
Col. Sternberger In Charge o
Quartermaster's Division
OF Militia.

The full quota Of New York militia
officers assigned to the border was
announced to-day.
Col. Henry s. sternberger will be In
charge of the Quartermaster's divi-
sion and Capt. Daniel Loree in charge
Of transportation. These officers. with
Major Allen l.. Reagan. will leave foI
the border within twenty-four hours.
Brig. Gen. Daniel Appleton has as.
sumed command of the Nationa
Guard In the absence of Gen. Organ
The evening world., 1916-07-17

DuRLfN. July tf.-tvia fondon)-'
A artillery bombardmsnt of intense
vlslsncs IL In progress al many points
fPo0 the sanms district north 10 the
- on the western front. tho War
oeInss announced to- dap. the German
iloss being heavily pounded by the
British guns.
Tho ofiiciAi statement on operations
along the western front says.
'Isstwsen tho sea and the Ancre
the British AT many points In
creassd thslr nrs to great violence.
In enc somme district. artil-
lsvy activity has bean very con-
G1oerAbls on both sidss- Local
eoAmy attacks followed. during
vhleh the Brstish psnstrstsd into
Ovilicrs Wood. and which have led
10 lively nshtinG south OF Biachss.
but which othsrwise failed before
our curtain Of nre or did not de-
velep On account Of our nre. The
aumbes Of prisoners taken during
The evening world., 1916-07-17
GERMAN PRESS
BACKS HOuWEe
UBOAT POLICY
sirngiy Oprose Inc Move
Started by Extremists TO Have
Chancellor Displaced


hEisils. July ii.-funnsd pfessb
-i@adinF osfman ns.spap.rs ere
nos r-llyias ca the support es chsa-
osiior Won bsihmsnn Hsii.sS. uhs
has beea under attack b. the sAve.
Gates ~ unr.sificted submAftnias.
They dsny that the Chsaasilss's
peace diss ussions nav. ~.skenel the
position ~ o.rm.ny and Iessssss
their confdenc. IN the defeat ~ the
allied offensive. THE I,okal Ansslssr.
commenting upon the foreign press
Interpretation ~ the Chancsllor's op-
position 10 annexation " belgium. de-
elsred to-day
~ 10 absolutely srotssque 90 con-
slider the Chancollors position as In.
dicating a fear % the military fu-
turo. Every Judicious minded DER
man has strengthened his confidence
IN the outcome ~ the allied offensive" I"
The Cologne Gaset,. ana other kad-
iatb ia Non Iiethinann. N ollwcg. They
declare ~ would he AN insane move 10
's~ap horses In tho middle VI the
stream"
Sor the most part prominent Ger
mans are not discussing peace at this
time. preferrinE 10 swaitth tho outcome
Of the allied offensive.
All the critics believe that the Brit
ish will be unable to recover from
their early failures to make great
headwsy. though II In realized that
the nghtinx II moreover. The Cologne
Gazette points out, for Instance, that
the British have hugo reserves In
Flanders, enabling them To attack
continually with fresh troops.
Major Moraht. referring to the oper-
stions ~ Verdun. declares that the
Germans will continue 10 follow their
present policy OF defense by attack.
The evening world., 1916-07-17

batteries drove or some hostile air
craft which were making FOR Der
gamo. Brescia and Padua. Last night
nve hydroplanes dropped bombs on
Trhviso. killing one person and
wounding few others. The machine
was brought down by our fre. Two
occupants OF the machine were
killed"
The evening world., 1916-07-17
MOVIE MENplEAO,
BUT BAN BROUGHT
BYPACUt STAYS
Delegation Calls on Mayor anj
Protests Against iO-year
Age Limit.
MANY SEE BANkRUPTCy
Reopening Of Nine Picture
Houses in Brooklyn. Closed
Entirely, Is Permitted.


'"""''' "' '"''y'N" ""''"b
picture theatre owners called on
Mayor Aiitchsl TODAY and protested
AGAINST the order issued by th. Health
aud License Departments fortadainS
persons undss sixteen years ~ Ase In
movie houses The order vas issued
at the besinnins ~ the infant,ls par
aiysis epidemic.
william brandt. ssecutiye secretary
~ the Association OF Motion Picture
Exhibitors of Brooklyn. which has
membership of Ns. was spokesman.
II Was contended by brandt that n
continusnce ~ the citys rule VIII re-
suit IN wholesale bankruptcy Tor the
poorer motion picture men. The pesi'
TONERS want the age limit reduced 10
twelve years
A. the time ths motion picture
theatre managers were pleading
with the Mayor at city Hall License
Commissioner BELL was holding "a
conferences with Health Commits
| EmUT2On. AZ ~
conferences Commissioner Hell SAID
1T WAS decided that moving pic
turs houses mus, maintain the ban
sxainst psrsons under slxtesn years
Of Arc. At thu same time n has been
dermea propcr IN perm,, the r~oten.
ing of nina moving n,c,ure houses
IN Rrossx,vp which war. c,o.ea an.
t,,s,v h.c.u.. ,h.v hanp.n.s IN be
IN ,ho th,ckiv ,nsec,ed district. Al
.au,,. .n. .o .r.,v ca,r,.r. y, IN,
..-,r a. \. ,.,, 4, ,,, no, n. r.co..
o. ,,r. L..u ,h. n,n. ,..o,,..
o,o..a A, ~. ,,m. ,,. o,o.,r. Or
,.- .. ,..,., n., 80 - ,..
.now, .,.,, a.. ,.,.o,. ., 80.
A.. az. A. I.ou ..,.
.v 80 - -.
-. 80" A.. -. -.
v..r. wnd.r.,snt =. ~ da.,r,
=, ,ha pro.,,vn noy,n. n,c,mr. r.n
I'm a ,h. n-...n, ,,ms IN. mi. ma,
h.sr .c,orc.A x.rx v.,, ne ovrsr. q,
~" ~
tneatres' eSen 'housh 'ts cArryhs o"'
often means certain BANKRUPTCY.
IT have a great deal Of sympathy
,o- vo,, In Oh. .,,u.,,or IN which voy
ro' ~. =" ."o -
hnd yourseives' saio the Mayor 'o
the movie delegation. "for l think
vour. In n vary rood busineas. The
- a. .,h,u =,
CITY ooes NOT ""n w W any '"s -
discourage It. ana yet We must tak'
every precaution that 10 dictated b,
rood ,ua~m.nt "a cbsck sbe .pread o.
sooN W
infantne paraiysis'
1T u not. l am suro. In tho mint
of the Health Commissioner that mo
.,.. .,.,,.. .h..,r.. oor.,,,u,,
'o" pe'uo '"'es
oe"''os Vi '"iee.o" ~",
.or,. vother to~sthsr IN . oompac
The evening world., 1916-07-17
NEW. YORK MAILS HELD UP
BY BRITISH ORDER
First Class Matter on Liners Fred
erik Nlll., Oscar II. and Ber-
genSfjori Seized.

BERLIN tvia wireless to Sayvllle). I.
July i7.-The entire nrst class mail
OF the Danish lines Freder,k VII.
for New York. and Oscar H.. from
New York. was conhscated by the
British authorities. the Postmaster
General Of Denmark reports. accord
ing to the Overseas News Agency to-
day.
A report from the Norwegian postal
authorities given out by the same
agency states that the mail OF tho
liner BergensUord. from New York.
also has been confiscated by the Brit"
ish.
The evening world., 1916-07-17
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For two-year -olds ;
selling with $500 added; five and IA hall
furlongs-Gertrude Marie, iOa ,TaplinJ
II TO q. even and . to l, hrst: Running
Shot, 10 tMink), TO I. 9 TO 2 and Z 10
b. second; i.an'ana. ioi tschilling). ~ ia
los i-5. Doc Meals. Hanobala. Dyson
Rose Finn. Alone a, Last, BIRD Lore
Marble Head Too'sie and yda Mac als'
The evening world., 1916-07-17
X.GRWIR0N STAR, 81,
DIES OF BABY PLAGUE
Mccormick III Two Weeks in lso.
lation Hospital in Bridge
port, Conn.

RRIDGEPoRT. Conn. July IL
Frank Mccormick. who was picked
as American football centre In
1906. when he was playing that posi-
ton for Villanova College, died In an
isolation hospital here yesterday. a
victim OF infantile paralysis. He had
been sick for two weeks.
Mccormick had lived In bridgeport
for six years. He was thirty seven
years old and was graduated from
\illanova In 1907.
The evening world., 1916-07-17
Two BOY Chums Of LyHbrook, n. Y.
Die ot Paralysis.
Especial to The Evening World

7"T''"9"7 7" "" 'V'''''s ""IU7T
LYNlIROOk. ". y. July T-Ralph
Shtpway, aged twelve years, and
Vincent Walsh. also twelve. two close
comrades. are tho first children VI
Lynbrook To die OF infantile paralysis.
The Walsh boy died Saturday night
and the Shipway boy early this morn
ing. Both were In swimming on Fri
! day and on Saturday both developed
symptoms OF the disease. The Walsh
boys end came within four hours
after being stricken, the Shipway bs,
lingering thirty hours,
The evening world., 1916-07-17
STRAUS AIDS PARAL YSlS WAR
Two New stations WIN Dissr,buts
Free Miik.

Two new pasteurized mix stations
were opened to-day by Nathan straus
In an effort TO end the paralysis peril.
They will be- able 90 supply about /. 900
children each, Both are In brooklyn, at
No. 4eg Marcy Avenue and No. 2sg
Riverdale Avenue.
Distribution Of free milk tickets will
be handled by the Fede alton of JEWS sh
Charities and the United Jewish Aid
, Soclcties.
The evening world., 1916-07-17
riGhtinG Limited % Artillery Fire.
Vienna Declares.

VIENNA. July l7.-An officisi re.
port states: Between the Adige and
the Brenta. the situation was mucn
calmer. The activity was generally
limited 10 artillery FIRE. Separate
enemy attacks north Of the Posina
Valley and larger attack against
Borcola Pass were repulsed."
The evening world., 1916-07-17

AMSTERDAM. July IA despatch
from Constantinopls reports tina,
Kreat enthusiasm has been aroused by
the arrival at the Turkish capital yes
terdsy Of q German dirigibis balloon
OF the Schuetts- Lanz type.
The evening world., 1916-07-17
WIDE EXTENT OF THE EVENING
WORLDS CRUSADE.

Last night Brooklyn was visited
from Borough Hall to Brighton
Beach and Coney Island. The same
Interest was manifested as on the
night before. and the same apprecia-
tion shown. The approach Of the
army transport movie theatre was
heralded by a piercing whistle. and
when Il came into view signs on
both sides Of the truck explained Its
mission. They read:
The evening world., 1916-07-17
GERARD GETS MEAT
FOR EMBASSY STAFF
Makes Frequent Hunting Trips
Bagging a Deer and Seven
Ducks Last Saturday.

BERLIN, July IT. = AmbaSsauor
Gerard is keeping the Embassy stan
well supplied with meat by making
hunting trips every two or three days.
On Saturday he bagged a deer and
seven ducks.
Several Embassies have Joined with
the American Embassy In importing
food from Roumani in a car arranged
for by the American Ambassador.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-03
cores Substitute Resolution.

Winnie the senate was voting, house
leaders were working There was no
doubt that the administration victory
in the senate was expected to solidify
the sentiment in the house and the
leaders looked for some developments
during the day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-03

in a war Of unexampled proportions;
and
Whereas. the United states is hap
PLY at peace with all Of the belIlser-
ent nations; and,
Whereas. il is equally the desire and
the interest Of the American people 10
remain at peace with all nations and,
Whereas, the president has recently
afforded fresh and signal proofs OF the
superiority Of diplomacy to butchery as
n method of settling international dis
pute. and. M
Whereas the right Of American citi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-03

no skin eruptions The skin will be-
come wonderfully clear The COM
plexion will be perfect. angelic
impurities from the blood. They do it
quickly completely They are the
most powerful blood cleansers ever
known. They are harmless. Don't
expect face creams to do this big
work.
Go to the drug store today and get a
box of Stuarts Calcium Waters, so
cents but are really worth many
dollars to you il your face is married
by ugly pimples, blotches. blackheads,
muddiness or spots. etc. Convince
yourself by actual test that Stuart's
Calcium Waters are the most effective
blood and skin purifiers in the world.
If you wish to try them first, mail
coupon below for free trial package.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-03
PimpleS in an
Evening Gown
SfOp Embarrassment from PfmDIes
Beautify Your skin Quickly With
Stunrt's Calcium WATERS. Trial
Package Mailed Free.

SlSin-tissue is made from the blood.
and as it is a tendency of nature to
throw off a good share OF impurities
through the skin, naturally impure
ties gather on the surface in the form
Of pimples. blotches. blackheads and
other eruptions. Naturally, if there
are no impurities in the blood, none
will appear in the skin. There'n be
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-03

United States would not become in
volved with other nations.
Wilson Denies Gore Report.
The following statement was issued
late today at the white house regarding
senator Cores report that war with
Germany might not be "ungrateful"
"When the attention of the white
house was called to certain statements
i'm senator Cores speech this afternoon,
the president authorized an unqualified
denial of any utterance to which any
such meaning could be attached
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-03
ALLEGED DEsERTER ARRESTED.

Sam Kraus, an alleged deserter from
the 22nd U. S. infantry. stationed at
Douglas. AriZ., was arrested Thursday
night on South Ell PasO street by po-
liceman J. NJ. Lapin. Kraus was turned
over to the military authorities Friday
morning.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-03

For Business
For Baggage
For Pleasure
Tel 3500-The Jitney Company.
II. ID. Camp. Receiver.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-03

Ex-Governor John A. Dix. of New
York, is looking for job, having IalIed
in business not long ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-03-03
A Health Resort

500 or so. is all it costs to go to
one. You can stay at home and
beat the health baths of any resort
for A S bill. Phone your druggist
for a bottle Of VITOLOX.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-10
MARKET SHOWS
new ACTIVITY
All Reports Filtering Into the
Street Have Effect of
Starting Buying.
PUBLIC TAKES INTEREST
Metal Stocks Strong. and American
Zinc Rushes to New Record-SugaN
Issues Also Are Active. y

New York March 9.-Invasion of Texas
by MexiCans return of the mythical fleet
Of German battleships to its home har-
Dor, withdrawal of the warning resOTu-
ton from Congress, new high prices for
Steel oil, sugar and metals, together with
a display Of wealth in the hands Of farm
ers, persuaded Wall Street to buy stocks
today
Beginning timidly in the morning, the
list was made active up to lunch time,
whereupon the market took about an
hour on and then resumed the contest
up to the closing. For, be it known, this
is a strictly professional market, and
has its lunch between 1 and ?.
Report Of a public in the offing was
hailed with cheers. Some of the advance
guard of the public did arrive before 3
o'clock, and the market closed strong,
cheerful and with a distinct upward
tendency. \ further decline in marks
to a new low record of 72A counteracted
the effect Of further German gains at
Eerdun.
The short interest in the street Is not
large, but the public long interest is
large and so securely lodged that the
banking fraternity, while talking bit
Conservatively, does not insist on its Gus
toners letting the market entirely alone.
One Of J. P. Morgan's close friends
made the statement today that Mr.. Nor
sdhs Trip dpIoau was lOI the sue PuL-
pose Of persuadtng the English govern
ment not to dump American railroad
stocks on the markets at this time. He
added that be had received assurances
Of Mr.. Morgan's success and bought rail-
road stocks freely because of il.
Metal stocks were 50 strong they could
hardly contain themselves and American
Zinc did make a swift rush to a new
high record. Butte and Superior moved
up still further The substantial copper
stocks, under leadership of Anaconda,
made material gains. Other favorites
in this class are Utah, Kennecutt,
Shatuck and Inspiration.
Under leadership of Cuba Cane Sugar,
which is on the curb, all the companies
that have sugar to sell were strong to-
day
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-10

w. B. Hibbs & Co, yesterday received
the following telegram from their New
York correspondents:
"A more confident feeling prevailed,
and trading broadened in a manner that
strongly suggested renewed participation
on the long side, by not only prominent
market interests, but also by many out
siders, who for quite a period have held
aloof until the market should display a
definite tendency. 1t seems TO be taken
for granted that the submarine cOntrO-
versy will be amicably adjusted.
However. the military operations in
progress before Verdun are being closely
observed for their possible hearing on
the future course of hostilities. AdviCes
emanating from trade circles continue
highly flattering. and the incentive SEEM
ingly is at hand to encourage an upturn
of a kind in the security market that
generally characterize things at this pc
Rod of the year.
while Of course conclusions have to be
tempered with the political and military
factors with which the world is con-
fronted, still sufficient evidence appears
to be in hand to warrant the assumption
that higher range of quoted values will
be established and that the general trend
Of the stock list is upward"