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HOOPER'S ISLAND GIVES
s245.7S TO RED CROSS
! List OF Those Who Made Contribu-
lions to This Noble Cause.

The following persons in Hope
island district gave to the Red Or
Society:
Allen Adams, SIS.
S. H. Tolley, SIS.
S. H. Applegarth, So.
John Jones, SIS.
Charlie Phillips, 50.
John North, IS.
Mace Tolley, $5.43.
Russell Jones, IS.
Mrs. James Meade, IS.
Mrs. Allen Adams, IS.
Mrs. Edward Walter, 81.
Mrs. Samuel Watkins. 50.
Travers FOLEY, 81.
Elijah Wallace, 81.
Allie Tolley, SIS.
Bernard keene, So.
Emory Parker, 81.
John mclaughlin, 81.
Allen Parker, 50.
Johnnie H. Deane, IS.
Lawrence Flowers, IS.
John T. Deane, SIS.
Raleigh Creighton, IS.
Irwin Cannon, So.
Edward Simmons, 81.
Hanzel Tyler, 81.
H. |. Phillips, 81.
Edward Walter, IS.
Leo Tolley, 81.
Ellie Phillips, 50.
Fred Phillips, 81.
Preston Cannon, IS.
Charles NJ. Parker, SIS.
John Cannon, IS.
Oscar Flowers, 81.
Clarence Creighton, SIS.
Goldsborough Tolley, 50.
Carlton Phillips, IS.
Leon Tyler, SIS.
Winnie Adams, IS.
w. H. Simmons, 81.
Robert Creighton, 81.
Wilbur Aaron, 81.
Howard Toliey, IS.
Walter Cannon, 81.
Earl Creighton, SIS.
Bonnie Ruark. $40.
Willie Lewis, IS.
Clarence Parker, IS.
Rev Herman Hastings, 50.
Lawrence Ashton, 81.
Henry White, 50.
Archie White, 81.
Miss Maude Mills, 81.
Charlie Mills, 81.
Carl Veach, 81.
Miss Esther Tyler, 81.
Charlie Travers, 81.
Mrs. J. NJ. Clayton, 81.
Cash, 25c.
Mrs. S. B. Lewis, 81.
Mrs. Lester, 81.
Mrs. Ulman White, 81.
Ulman White, 81.
Miss Gretha White, 25c.
Carl Veach, 50.
Henry Hooper, 81.
Mrs. Henry Ruark, 81.
Mrs. John Simmons, 81.
Mrs. Eva Ashton, 25c.
Miss Margaret Donoho, 81.
Mrs. Hooper, soc.
J. M. Clayton, $3.50.
w. c. Dean, 81.
Mrs. w. E. Parks, 81.
w. A. Simmons, 81.
Louis Mark, s L. -
Cash, S1e.10.
Miss Myrtle Tyler, 81.
Miss Helen Murrell, 81.
Miss Margaret Donoho, 81.
Mrs. Simmons, 81.
Mrs. Henry Ruark, 81.
Mrs. Rhoda Simmons, Csc.
Mrs. Stella Tyler, soc.
Total S245.7S.
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John Fro. soc.
ice Webster, 81.
Bobbie Payne, 81.
Total $737.5U.
Precinct No. z, Secretary.
Secretary Lodge, 0. L. \. NJ
y. ". Murphy, $55.
c. NJ. Spence, $40.
b. w. Holland, $40.
Harry Dean, SO.
VIM: F. Hayward. SO.
karl Dean, FlV.
waiter Hayward, SO.
A. L. Prltchett, Sc.
II. }. Baker, 50.
Earl hurst 80:
raw. Merrich, 20.
>. h. 6flhsiie'd' %
w, w III. bradsnaW' 50.
h vi Collils, 30
:. W: spear, 20.
Gam C0ulpollHe, 90
II. L. -, DukeS' %
Geo' w, MuiIpy' 80
w. .. bdhgl' 20 O.,
Goui 'HeJ ny %l u. l.
o'"l VI l1D"SG, , -, IT., a,o
NJ. anu Ms W III; II; I1ulst' 91o'
Nj anu M Ms a. M w eDSIei. 30
MI anu MIS- "a "A; NJ 9aiu; ~
VI. anu MIS-. w. >. oaI4' @iV.
MIS-: ahllle New Ioh' %iV'
r. IL MOTIFS 9lV.
Geo' y; Leconlpte' ~;
MI. a1io - ar. ~ - 7 wi ''7' 20
WIS MrS' y; oidc c, 90.
MIS- mas: 9peLce' %.
MIS-. y: w. dollaho' 20
Mrs. NOME Hurley. 30
geo: w. Murphy %.
W. L. heatley' 20
ChaS. II. bryan' 20.
MIS-. "A. w. Murphy 9o'
). ). Iouu' 20.
). u. henry 20.
). >. HURST, 30
Jonn NieIgoSZ' %.
Wlnneld wooster 30
John Nosslck, 20.
Clate webster, 80.
Mrs. Maggie Delaha, 81.
Miss Carrie Howard, 81.
Mrs. VIM. HAYWARD. 81.
Mrs. Maggie Dean, ~.
Mrs. Lizzie Gambrlel, 81.
Mrs, Sallte Stevens, 81.
Mrs. Lillian LeCompte, 81.
Mrs. Eva l.. LeCompte, 81.
Mrs. L. a. Phelan, 81.
Mrs. R. Bradshaw, 81.
Curtis Holland, 81.
Ellis Holland, 81.
Condor Hurley, 81.
Russell Hurley, 81.
Webster Hurley, 81.
Clarence Wheatley, 81.
John Willoughby, 81.
julius Coorse, 81.
Miss Esther Sard, 81.
Miss Hazel Sard, 81.
Miss Sylvia Sard, 81.
Chas. Hurley, 25c.
Hazel Baker, Csc.
Margaret Sard, 25c.
Edith Sard, 25c.
Dalphia Hurley, Csc
Mrs. H. ]. Baker, 81.
Mrs. NJ A. Conkle, So
Miss Mamie Todd. 81.
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FOR RENT-Two 6 room houses, 119
Willis St, and 102 Handbook avenue.
VIM. H. Hooper. 5-2S-tf.
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Give up the wheat or throw up the
sponge.
Income Tax or incoming Huns
which for you?
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FOR RENT-Iouse at 215 Choptank
Ave. Modern improvements, gas, and
bath. Harvey H. Conway. 5-2-tf.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN am prepared to
lend on mortgages, in sums to suit
borrowers, amounts ranging from $500
to $4,000 If you wish to borrow mo-
ney, or have some you wish to lend.
apply to T. Sangston Insley. Cambridge.
Md 2-21-rf.
$4,000 to lend on first mortgage. on
desira BILE real estate. Leroy L. wal
lace, Attorney-atLaw. 4-24-tf.
MONEY To LUAN-I have several
amounts ranging from $500 to $4,000,
for immediate investment en- frst-class
mortgages. w. Irving Mace, Attorney
at-Law. 7-12-tf.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Cherries, and tomato
plants. Apply to Chas. T. Mace. Phone
336-W 5-295t.
FOR SALE-At private sale, 1 roll
top desk, L desk chair, 1 stool, ia
bles, 1 typewriter, Royal; L stove. /
q show cases, 1airen The above
named fixtures are practically new, in
splendid condition, and may be seen at
applying to A. Stengle Marine. 29-3t.
FOR SALE-Motorcycle, Harley Da-
wilson good condition, cheap. Can be
seen at VIM. Bishops shop, Race st.
5-22-tf.
FOR SALE-Baled straw. Howard
Brannock, Route 1, Cambridge, Md.
Phone 1S05-F13. 5-14-tf.
FOR sALE-Rcund wood at 50 load.
Apply to ]. H. Waller. 4-27-tf.
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FOR RENTAL once, six room
house on Glasgow street, and one on
Linden Ave. Apply to NJ. w. Hooper.
stiff.
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WANTED

General repairing, construction
and building.-Edgar G. Collins, foot
of Cherry street, originally of Wash
ington, D. C.-Adv. 4-29-tf.
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FOR RENT-New house on Hugh
lett st. Apply to William F.. Apple
garth. 2-8-tf.
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FOR RENT

FOR SALE-Rcund wood at 50 load
Apply to ]. H. Waller. 4-27-tf.
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which for you?
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SEE HARVEY III. CONWAY for the
best located houses in Cambridge. al
modern improvements. Moderate rents
Houses always for rent 1-2-tf.
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VIM. Thomas Hackett. soc
The evening world., 1918-03-16
DRAFT BOARD ANGRY
At ORDER To HURRY
Chairman Hughes, Criticising Al
bany Telegram, Says Appeals
Are Up to Date.

Tho District Draft Board. OF whlch
Charles u, Hughes is Chairman. eN-
pressed resentment yesterday at the
Adiutant Generals ohico In Albany.
from which a telegram had been re-
ccived urging more nccclcration In
tho handling OF cases aud requesting
that the work DO "spocded up"
80. far as tho District Board is
concerned" Mr.. Hughes said In n
statement last night, I'VE are up TO
date with appeals OF all men who can
be lnducted into service. having
passed upward OF $4,000 Appals and
Industrial and agricultural claims.
There is no occasion for Albany
% snap the whip over this board. At
the close OF to-days session there
remained less than forty cases affect
ing Class / which had been received
before to-day. There are O grea,
many appeals in cases in which che
only question IL as TO the deferred
class IN which q registrant belongs.
We have given preference TO appeals
Affecting Glass 1, which affects mill
tary eNiRency."
The evening world., 1918-03-16
strong Austro- Germas Patrols DIs-
persed by the italians.

ROME. Thursday. March l6.-Tho
War once statement Issued to-day
reads:
, west OF BeEzecea strong enemy
parties who attempted 20 capture one
OF our patrols were dispersed by our
FIRE. The enemy exploded n powerful
mine on Monte Pasablo. but our post
tons were not damaged. In the vicin-
ity OF LaRhi one Of our patrols caused
great alarm In tho enemy positions
and returned without loss TO our line.
other patrols in ambush az the head
OF the Ornio Valley succeeded In cap
turing two enemy patrols.
sour artillery dispersed two encmy
troops and working parties IN the
Asiago Basin am conVoys along
roads IN the BreUta and Sercu Val.
leys There was slight hostile art.l.
lery activity IN the upper Nal Tc'l,ua
and along the middle Piave. A. Bla-
sano "A field hospital, visibly marked
with a Red Cross. was hit"
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.BOLSHEWK REPLY
TO WILSON MERE PLEA
FOR SOCIALIST STATES
Continued from First pngo)

md the Social Revolutionarics Of the
Loft over ratification OF the pact Ia
growing.
Tho prospects for rclssembling the
constituent assembly 20 form n coall-
tlon Cabinet are becoming stronger
NJ. Manespirodonowa leader Of the
Left faction. appealed to the peasants
to rally 10 tho defense OF tho land
against the Germans, declaring the
Loftcrs represent the masseS.
The Bolshcyik tactional peace vote
followed Premier I.onine's speech TO
the Moscow Soviet, In which he snld'
The broad masses arc undergoing
self-dlscipllnc. We arc compelled 20
stand unhoard OF humiliation, but wo
will stand II without surrendering cur
positions.
"wo have tho right to expect aid
from our only friends namely, tho
prolotarlat OF all countries, who VIII
understand that We are defending so-
cialism, not milltarism.
Tens OF millions Of Russians must
bo made 10 understand this. First
We must conquer the present chaos;
otherwise wo will be unable 20 de-
feat the bnternA tional bourgeolsle.
when the international prolotaria;
hurries 10 our aid. we will win"
Justice Commissary Stclubcrg de-
clared his violent opposition 10 the
pence terms,
"The PAN Soviet must tear up the
Brcst l.itoysk treaty ana create the
necessary government for defense"
Stcinbcrg declared.
Minister Trotzky. working on the
creation OF new army, declared:
germany knows robhrr peace
canro, inst"
Tho Cossacks and Uuninilns are
not strongly represented In tho Con.
grcs
The movement Of German and
Turkish forces In tho Trans Caucasus
region Is regarded as violation OF
tho clause OF the pact. In which the
Russians agreed 20 evacuation OF thlF
territory. but did not agree to Turk
ish occupation.
Grand Duke MlchAelA wife to-da,
applied TO the Bulshovik Government
for permission 70 join her husband IN
exile at PORN,
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Paris Reports violent ARTILLERY
Actlytti~. on whole Front.

PARIS. March is,-vioient nrtll-
lery fire along the whole front. cspe-
clRlly In the Nerdun region, IL re-
ported In tast nights oficlai Stato-
mcnt from tho War Once. 4 Ger
main raid in Lorraine was repulsed
and a large number OF bombs have
been dropped by French avintors.
The Belgian War Once reports that
during tho last two days tho artll-
iery activity was considerable at
times. Belgian barraro firo checked
an attempted enemy movement
against an advance post near
Merckem. The enemy frequently
used nsphyxiatinE shells. 10 which
the Belginns replied with lombard
ment OF the same nature. At sew
eral points on the front between Nleu-
port and above DiNmude the firing
was very lively. Cantonments be-
hind the fighting zone were shellcd
by long range guns. The Bclgians
replied with a FIRE OF the same Kind
against railway stations and i'm
portant enemy points.
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FORMER CzAR'S INTEREST
IN LIFE AND CROWN GONE
| etter From EX-EmpresS Declares
Nicholas Has Become Dull and
UnSociahle in Exile.

rETROGRAD. February 10 tCorrcs-
poudonce OF Associated Press) I'm.
prlsoument has affected greatly the
mental capacities OF the former Em-
peror Nicholas II. according to let
ter from the former Empress Alex.
andru Alix, written from Tobolsk to
pne ~ her former maids OF honor In
PctroErad. which has been intercrptsd
Tho former Emperor. she writes.
seems to have grown dun and very
unsociable. lie does not cvInce the
NJ llshtest interest In current cycnts.
has ceased to think ahrut the crown
ana only wants go b, allowed TO live
In his own way. Ills only regrct is
that Le cannot live In his old paIace
AZ Livudla. IN the Crlmca N.,hoias
drsHseu Ia civilian cluthos nUl speuIa
much ~ his time with his SON Alexis
The former Empress declares that
hor children have become quite ac.
customri 10 their new position. Ia
tIana Spends much time reading
French literature, particularly novels
as DO others In the family Olga ls
much Interested Ia housekeeping and
rpcnda most of hor time In house.
hold duties Alexis Is busy with his
stldie. ana dosirot TO travel
The evening world., 1918-03-16
FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION
ADOPTS AMERICAN MOTHER
Mrs. Weeks Of Boston Honored for
Devotion to U. S. Boys in Service
After Death of Her Son.

BOSTON. March i6.--Mrs. Alice 8.
Weeks OF Boston has been officially
voted Mother OF the Regiment" by the
Foreign Legion OF the French Army
after more than two years OF devotion
to the interests OF American boys in
that famous hghung organization, It
was announced to-day at tho headquar-
tiers here OF the Home Service for
American Soldiers Abroad.
Mrs. Weeks began her "mothe, ls''
OF tho Americans hghting on French
soil after the death OF her son. Kenneth
Weeks who Joined the Foreign Legion
early in the war, In 1915 she followed
him 10 Paris, but no was Killed before
he could obtain a turlough to visit her.
At her Paris home Mrs. Weeks well
coined many Of her sons friends in the
Legion. the Aviation Corps ana the Am
bulanco Service,
The evening world., 1918-03-16
AUSTRIAN HOUSE IN FERMENT
OVER FOOD SHORTAGE ROW
The Czechs Win Starve Us" Cries
Deputy as Several Are In.
iured in Scuffle.

COFENliA0EN March is--Czeau
and Drrman members Of tho Lower
House of tho Austrian Parliament en-.
gsEcd In a wild scunlo IN which several
wero injured Thursday during n ,pe.ch
by tho czech Deputy soukop. accordlns
10 Vienna despatch to the Hamburger
frcmdenblhtt.
Deputy SOukop complained TINT
frRTuo, tho capital ot Bohemia, ha.
J"en for several days without food
Deputy Woin, Gefnnn fnenbor
Jumped 10 his feet and shouted
Tho Czechs have not given ont
proper quantities of food The Czerbs
VIII starvn us. They are the allies OK
tho British"
The tumult soon spread throughout
tho House.
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new COAL REGULATIONS
TO Be GIVEN OUT SOON
Zones TO Be Designated in Which
Fuel Produced Shall BE Con-
Sumed-No Cross Hauling.

WASHINGTON. March iG,-ReEula-
tions for controlling tho entire output Of
coal OF America for tho year beginning
Aprn 1. ars 10 be announced at once by
the Fuel Administration. II was learned
to-day. Under the new regulations
cross hauling OF coal Is 10 be eliminated
boy designations OF zones within which
coal produced viii he consumed. About
score Of these have been laid out In
conferences between the fuel and trans
portation experts,
The evening world., 1918-03-16
DECLARES SOV|ETS
WILL NEVER MAKE
LASTING PEACE
Correspondent Says BolShevik
Rule Stands Between Ger
many and Aggression.
By Arthur RdnsOnle.
Copyright. 1918. Nv Tho press Publishing Co.
THE New York World
fSreyial Cable Ilaanatch to Tue World

tsr~cial Cable Desratch % Tie WORLDLY
MOSCOW, March ~ (vla London,
March l5).-Premler Nikolai Lenine
and the Bolshevik Government reach
ed here last night. bringing back TO
Moscow the old rights OF the capital
city which Peter tho Great took with
him 2l5 years ago when he went
north to build a new city on the
swamps at the mouth OF the Neva.
II was strange Homecoming.
Never did II Government move with
less pomp, unless 1t was the Gov
ernment OF Peter himself, WHO, like
Lenino. had a genial disregard for
non- essentials.
To-day. in the hlll Of the National
Hotel | met Lenlne, Bonch- Bruevitca
and Sverdlofr, The hall was piled up
with unimaginable rags and tatters
OF baggage and bedding rolled In
blankets and every kind OF tatterde-
malion baskets and battered trunks.
Here was Lenine himself the best
hated man in Russia and the man
with the most influence over his 'ol-
lowers, calm as usual, fearless as
usual, without any guard whatever,
in the old stronghold Of Russian cap-
ttalism. Of which Ae Is the sworn
enemy.
This Moscow to which the GoveTn-
ment has come Is not the Moscow
knew year ago. This is q city
SCARED by revolution. Corner houses.
and sometimes the whole side Of tho
street, are pitted all over with bullet
holes. The Italian gates of the Kiem-
In have been badly knocked about by
smell fire. Below the sacred picture
on the gate hangs an inscription de-
caring that throughout tho raid OF
Napoleon in 1852 the picture was pre-.
served unchanged BY special provi-
sion OF the Almighty: but the piolure
10 now shot TO pieces. except for one
angel.
Half Of tho shop windows are
boarded up, many others have win.
doNs with half dozen bullet noleS
patched With paper All Tie Sa;cs CT
the KremlIn except one are closed.
succeeded IN getting IN and saw huge
stores OF ammunition on hundreds Of
Smmunition carts, which. with a regl-
ment OF Lettlsh sharpshooters brough,
from Smolny Institute, viii 80 far to
turn the old fortress OF Ivan the Ter
r!ble into a new fortress Of the revo-
luton
The Russian propertlcd classes are
nearer 10 the facts than England or
France realize. that peace. in the
true sense OF the word. is impos-
GIbie SO long as the Soviet power
persists, Last night al the house
OF Moscow business man | heard
men say they would rather be ruled
by Chinese Emperor than by the
lBolshevikl. They spoke OF the Ger
mans as saviOrs.
As 20 the suggestion that the
IIolsheyikl had been bought by Ger
many. these business men said. I'VE
only wish they were"
The evening world., 1918-03-16
PANIC IN CROWD
AWAITING PARADE
FOR ST. PATRICK
CONTINUED from First Page)

Marshal Connolly and his mounted
aidcs-all splendid hors"men. who
made u fine showing. Then came a
1and OF Irish pipers. ollowod by n
DrCc Of Irish Volunteers.
They were followed by two auto
nobiles ono containing John Devoy
ot New. York and Luke Dillon OF
Philadelphia, ana the other contain
ing DR.. Robert McCargan and Capt.
Nulloy, civil War veteran. The
cars were decorated with tho green.
white and orange Tag Of the Irish
Republic
Boys from tho various Catholic
schools in charge OF Christian Broth
ors marched In Gaelic costumes and
they were followed by lines OF cadets.
Then came the women marchers.
At 10th Street. where the parade
came TO an end, II was reviewed by
the Grand Marshal and his aides,
among thom Charles Sheeran, John J..
Resan, Major J. c. o'Roilly. Major Jo-
seph l. Berry and Capt Il. Lyons.
Tho major portion OF the parade
consisted OF representatives OF the
Friendly Sons OF st. Patrick, about
10000 Of them being in line. The
twenty-five bands included the Cath
ole Protcctory, Irish Plpers, Celtic,
CHrmclitc and Father Llringstou's.
In limo were 70 branches OF the
Friends OF Irish Freedom. Il divislonS
OF the A. O. IT,. county societies rep
Tesenting Limerick. Louth. Leltrirn,
Roscommon, Clare. Longford and Ty-
rome: Irish Volunteers, the Carme-
lite Branch. Irish Benevolent League,
II organizations comprising the
Queens County Association OF Irish
Societies; 20 organizations OF the
Kings County Association, state
Gaelic League, Philo-Ccltic League.
the Cumann Nam IIlan. Inc, and the
Innlsfail. Geraldine. Bunker Hin and
Wolf Tone clubs.
The evening celebrations will be on
bigger scale than IN previous years.
Secretary Daniels has been Invited TO
address the Friendly Sons OF St
Patrick at the annual dinner In the
Hotel AstOr.
Tho Daughters OF Erin will hold a
ball at Palm Garden. The A. O. H.
will have n reception and dance at
Laurel Gardens, 1i6th Street and
Madison Avenue, New Irish dances
will be Introduced at the ball OF the
County Monaghan Association in
M.aennerchor Hall
At the Goth infantry Armory. Col.
Louis -, Cohlcy, former commanding
officer OF the regiment, will present a
get OF colors 10 u.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
GERMANS MASS|NG
ON BELGIAN LINE;
ALLFRONTSA ACTIVE
iiindenburg and Ludendoril
Reported in Headquar-
ters at the Spa.

AMSTERDAM. March 1s.--Thcre
r. an unprecedented movement Of
German troops into Belgium. Les.
nouveiles dispatches declared to-
day.
From the same source II was stated
that Field Marshal Iilndcnburg and
ouariermnstor Gen. Ludondorn had
established headquarters M the spn.
lSpa Is Belgian watering
place. seventeen miles southeast
OF IAego, near tho Prusslan iron
teri
BERLIN. March 10 (via London
s-(Brltish Admiralty per Wireless
FfessD. British forces on the
Franco Belgian front were extremely
active during tho evening yesterday,
and also az night, notably In the re-
gion running south from Arras ~ far
ns IT Quentin, Army Headquarters
announced to-day.
"Grcat losses were caused among
the population OF Mcnln and Halmin
(southeast OF Yprcs). situated be-
hind our front. by the cnemy's IRE
and dropping OF bombs" says the
report.
Near Rheims. on both banks of
She Meusc and on the Lorraine front,
near Muhlbach and Iiament. tho ar
tiilery fEhting was heavier through
"a A d. a
it continued 10 be heavy during the
night"
The evening world., 1918-03-16
NO ~" BOATS FOR U. S.
Navy WIN Dodge Germaa Letter
In DesiGnatIng New classes.

WARRINGTON, March l6.--Thefo
will be no u boats In tho American
Navy, The twenty-five, letter Of the al
phabet carries with II the stigma Of
German murder on the high seas The
Navy Department has decided that no
American suhmagino shall bear such n
name as u-jJ or other designation that
suggests the 'spuElos yersenkt" idea In
naval warfare.
The system IN the American Navy has
been 10 name submarines Al. F-s and
so on. according TO the design ana type
% boats. Il w1s stated ut the NAVY
Department to-day that tho super.
submarines vii be classified. az IA"
aud mn ana 90 on.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
DIED..

TRowN.-cHARLEs G. BROWN.
Gcryices at CAMPBELL'S FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway. Goth st.. sunday.
=. NJ,
ROGERS. On SATURDAY. March 1o at
hor residence. SlT East 1O2d st.. MARY.
wife OF william RoEers
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Friday. Marvh 10. 1918
OF mis- resistance, East T2d st.. JAMES
sTILLMAN.
Funeral services will he held at 81
Bartholomew's Church. corner OF Madi-
son ave. and 44th ST., on Monday morn
ing. March 5, at ten O'Clock. Intermsnt
private. Please omit flowers.
VARGUs.--CARLos VARIOUS.
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway, 6eth st. SUNDAY.
=. A.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
Mechanics!
Attention.!

We can place Immediately $
several qauqemakers, jiJ
fixture and tOOinakers, and
General maChinists who are
not AT present employed a.
work. WORKING
conditions are Of the best;
highest wages and bon US
paid for competent men; an
exceptional opportunity 10
"dO your Bit"
Apply at 90 East 22d Street
New York City, Monday and
Tuesday or write employ
IN ont department, w in %
chester Repeating Arms Co..
New Haven, Conn, giving
run details as to experience
and references.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
HONOR TO NEWFOUNDLAND.
Kins George COnfers PREFIX Royal
on Troops for Bravery.

ST. JOHNS. N. r.. March 1s.--The
highest possible recognition OF the New
foundland Regiment has been accorded
by King George. Official announcement
vas received to-day that the King had
conferred the prefix Royal upon tho
body ot troops representing this colony
because OF its bravery on tho battle
fields OF Gslllpoli France and Flanders
Field Marshal IIaig in a letter to Col
Woodruff. commanding tho Newfound.
land contingent. praised the magnifi-
cent bravery, and resoluto determination
shown by all ranks"
The evening world., 1918-03-16
SON BORN TO LADY HAIe.
British Field Marshal Already Had
one ChiId, n Daughter,

LONDON March IA son was born
20 Lady liais, wife OF Field Marshal
sir Douglas Halg. Commander in Chief
OF tho ENpediuonsry Force In France
and Flanders. Friday night.
Field Marshal Haig, then Gen. HsiE.
was married In 1905 TO the Hon. Doro.
thy VIVIAN, daughter OF the third Lord
vivian, They had one daughter. who
WaI born several ysArs ago.
The evening world., 1918-03-16
6-CENT FARES HELD UP.

ALBANY, Morch i6.--An contested
applications for 6-cent trolley fare rates
were deferred to-day by the upstate
Public Service Commission untn after
March rs, This action was taken after
mo Appellate Division Third Depart.
mcnl ma Upheld supreme Court de-
Cfy OF Rochester that the Public Ser.
vice Commission had not the riLht 10
grant the increases,
Under agreement With the Court Of
Appeals the question Involved viii be
argued before that body on March 2J