The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1916, Page 1

a ent, SO) etree sentence eee - Record Coast Defense Bill _Appropriates $34,000,000 WEATHER—Rain probable to-night; clearing Friday, EDITION y | EDITION | “Circulation Books Open to All. | NEW YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 6, hhh 20 PAGES “PRICE ‘ONE CENT. ——_ ——_— __ PRICE ONE CENT. sor he Ba BRITISH SHIP TORPEDOED; 48 MEN LOST; CREW OF U-BOAT WATCHES THEM DROWN © | MYSTERY OF ALMA WNERS, BG GUNS TO GUARD oo Sy lee CAPTURE OF VILLA pine CAVE Nf NO WAR WARNING: SI NIB MS ass so __SIMMEN HS SAPTAN AND TEN SHLORS. CAE OF DOROTHY ARGU CRRA LEDER —_—_>--— \ | »|Gutierrez Tells His Govern- SAVED OUT (} CREW (ft hg as - __ and in the Harbor and Have ment Bandit Will Be Taken Range of 30,000 Yards. | in Short Time. —————__—_-+=—__—_ MASSACRE BY BANDITS. Boats of the Zent of the Elder Line } 's0 killed After Train Wreck, ©@psize as Men Seek to Escape Border Consul Advises Re- | After the Ship Is Torpedoed Off call of U. S. Troops. British Coast. MEXICO CITY, April 6 Gen Gu torn rnd vom or Do! LANSING GETS NEW PROOF ment to-day that the capture of [Franctro vie mienin a som QE ATTACK ON THE SUSSEX. time was certain. He sald Constity Striking Similarity in Strange Dis- appearance of Two Girls, but Ele- | | ment of Love in Latest Puzzle Is Includes Provision for ‘Ham- a ‘ * mond Radio Torpedo Control ) Discarded by Friends and Police. | Carries $3 1,297,050. pitt ee aerate geen MEASURE IS SWEEPING. | By Marguerite Movers Marsiia!l. WASHIN . April 6—The bie-| f Where ts Alma Puller Myers? gest appropriation bill for const de Is her disappearance to rival the mystery of the missing Dorothy | tenses and fortifications in the his “rnold? tory of the country was introduced to-| © Those are the two questions insistently sugested and as yet unanswered), , 4 Sew York's latest “lost girl For there is a trange and sinister parallel between the tragedy of the girl who six years ago walked from sunlit Fifth Avenue into oblivion and the girl who at 6 o'clock last Saturday |" night waved a laughing farewell from the steps of the|%? fer fortifications, submarine mines Simpson Street subway station and—vanished feld artillery and ammunition; and in Hor father and mother have absolutely dented re-|*ddition authorizes contracts aggre ating $12,200,000, The direct a : ports of an elopemient, concerning which, it was de|® be ditt aoprecl 1 " ficenr are approximately $16,000,000 eed tRabeniaG i cliiew Had! baor BURG nde zi |larger than last year Alma Fuller Myers? The idolized only! javing adopted generally the pro- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Myers of No. 86 gramme of the War Department vet, East Orange, she left home last Friday Board of Review, which recent! ud to spend vie night with « friend, @ young woman who had known her from. ie defenses, for an ultimate ex- { @child, Mere. Ani No, 110 Brrant Avenue, the Bronx, Alma) penlit Myers is twenty ye th wavy, golden-brown har, gray eyes, charm: n this year's bill the fing color, very white teeth and an ange ally happy expression f items ae t Construction of six 16-inch guns, oy Representative Sherley of ntucky, Chairman of the House | tlonalint forces were ngain reported ‘ommittee on Fortifications. Tt car. P| cy nave tooated Ville-end urrounded QUEENSTOWN, April 6.—The Brilish steamer Zent of the » | him. Elder Line has been torpedoed west of Fastnet. Forty-eight members of It in also repo. ted that a combined fores of Conatitutionalist troops troops from the Staton of Taliser The captain and ten survivors of the crew of the Zent were landed Aguascalientes and Zacatecas is clon ‘ f , ae i Gaaaeat rucamentes, whe, town this morning. They all agreed that the ship was torpedoed } with a large force of Villa cavalry, without warning, has been located noar Juchiptia, In : i Southern Zacatecas. The Zent listed badly and began sinking immediately after the tor- LAREDO, Tex. April 6 -Fiy rer pedo struck. In an effort to get the boats over quickly the crew became gons, including women and elitldren were murdered by bandits between /excited and practically every boat capsized Ashe e submarine moved slowly off while the Zent’s sailors were strug Y| when the marauders wrecked a pas i || senor train ding to word) gling in the water, making no attempt to aid them. A steamer final Neos, appeared and rescued those members of the crew who had managed t | keep afloat. Bodies of two men killed on the steamer were brought into | Queenstown. ctual appropriations of §21,99 her crew are missing and are supposed to have been drowned at Quee e 8,000,000, the commit and Za teens on March 28 The ltwo of which are to be located at| brought here to-day by ee RECALL y t “and Man evening w “= BANK ROBBERS ED BY CARRANZA Baye no hint either of a love affair ¢ Mounting of seven 12-inch guns ARMY “ee ” ADVI BD Bs , “P| WASHINGTON, April 6.—The American Consul at Hay sported Of any dissatisfaction with her home upon barbette carriages, with high | SPOKESMAN AT BORDER i J ied to-day that in the sinking of the Norwegian steamer Baus, presum: iby b i Ute. { angle fire, giving a range to the guns | A RAN LAUGHING UP STAIRWAY of 30,000 yards, these guns to be Senator Says New York National] EL PASO, Tex, April 6 Consul | a submarine, four persons perished, but that no Anita were aboard. AND VANISHED. placed at New York, Boston, and ’ ’ Guard Officer Apparently i uate eae i edb eae PARIS, April 6—A German submarine was sunk to-day by a squad- | fr al the border, to-day declared biim: 5 Hi peaee te de a on Sine ate She spent the next day with Mra.| BRITISH COAST aisnss Portiand, Ones ior Gan’ Fran | Does Not Know Him. favor of the United States troopa| fon of French and British warships, it is announced by the Ministry ot in the aftern: ’ 7 * , nm 1 ; rae e 5 Ll shies | Emplacement of fifty-four three. ESCAPE IN AUTO WASHINGTON, April 6.—During] withdrawing from Mexico Garsies Marine. The crew of the submarine was captured. | thealr i thei disc ; v8 ved here to reflect paiaaat ise h Meir c nti-aircraft guns to be distrib- he discussion of the Army bill in| Views are believed here tom -— and ro ort J ute the various fortified point _ he Senate to-day Senator O'Gorman] those of the Carranza Government Wil. L 7 d He > Bee ond dae 1 ort’ Berlin Reporis Gres Great Damage tes at audtiiewas Mann at Bac} > Fae eee eee) the American expettion” hax! Wilson, Lansing an ouse >i +: ‘ seo an x r A S. Ster ac . jeved its purpose breaking V) work for the girl sie returned to “Mrs Done—One 4 ty 1 san 1 to}One Presents Supposed Check)" Sternberger, a colonel in the} achieved its purp h B Sah for the ait ake h tonsa, ne Killed, Eight engthen fortifications ao PI |New York National Guard, whieh hel la’s strength and scattering his fol ‘onfer on the U-Boat Issue walked to the Simpson Street st Hurt, Says London. | Sums are asked to push forward Which Is Death Threat to | dectaread was in the nature of a ¢ Towers)” selOiClarbia. EVENT IASI or ee ce ey. sari arate’ Dene Miugnt cmssele’ farased th With a laughing coodby, Alma i - - jwith all speed the fortitications now shier to “Lie Still.” wand that the volunteer army pro-| sary to capture Villa to make the @x-} oo aon | make any comment ere burricd up the stairs, for 2) BERLIN, Apri (by wireless to| Wider construction at Cape Henry . if a? ject be eliminated from the bill pedition'n succeas, It would be use| oO ane wis 4 rotary| Rumors from the White House say wished to catch tho 7.07 train at tue! Sayviltey. The Gorman Admiralty| AN @PPrepriation of $750,000 for the re now Col. Sternberger,"| less to have thousands of men pur- Spee on eon, an sala |that President Wilson believes the ‘ Hudson Terminal, and had no ime! announced to-day that German air. |PUrchase of the invention of John HOUSTON, Pa., April 6. " wun, “and aparently he| sue him, as it may take an indefnite) er ranged by| Sussex was torpedoed and that he to lose. She had planned to 60 t9/ shins Jast night silenced a battery| 4ays Hammond jr. for the radio/to-day robbed the | National) doesn't nokw me, or he would know|time to capture him, Villa can be Pah dee otal ae ee ie een “4 Gactded’ tb vikoe the! bane belora Newark that evening with her mother [near Hull, England, with bombs and control of torpedoes. Such torpedoes| Bank of Houston of tooo) and « y resentment any attempt at} captured more casily by offering 4 DIR] | ne Know; at the State Depart- | Congres: nd did not wish to disappoint her. | destroyed a large iron works near| Will give the coast forts an offensive! oaneq in an automobile J w, | coercion. 1 am sure the subordinate vard, ‘There is no reason, In my] “tne, Moke United States Naval| This statement was made by one The rest is silence, Since 6 /whitby. The airships returned safely.| Weapon to supplement land batteries . relates By : Who wrote the offenaive letter] opinion, for the American Army PUT-1 Ay stuttary Attaches in France had|of the President's confidante, who | e'elock ‘Saturday night net one | Tie Bitlet ciate eee te een land foating min McNutt, cashier of the iy not express views of Major] suing the campaign further.” pasha pos belief that a German |added that the President has deter- person has been found who has) jows Answering the cry for greater re-| tone at his wi when an 1 ere Osean prof the Na-| Garcia stated that further advance] ferorin Theil UAT tle Mnel liner} mined upon the course of action he , teen or talked with Alma Myers. | During tho night of April 6—6|Serves of ammunition, the bill aska] MOVie drove i ie Another ams pro-|by the American troops in Mexico] redo wt a will ask Congress to approve. No letter has been received from Jeserman naval airships des | $3,000,000 for ammunition for giana n 10! cesting against elimination of the | might precipitate trouble Gol, RL Hi Mogae, who invest tel the President has de- her; no telephone messag' large ironworks, with blag const guns, with a contract authoriz-|% Poee Of pi ae ite iiss was sub-| previous to thin statement by the| « qubmarine and other iac| termined that if @ German aub- Some honest cases of and extensive establishm ation of $3,500,000 to be expended|onerk ani | pe Cane Me etaewaln te sui there had been insintent re- | Rated Me mubmatine Wnt titer ee] marine was guilty, neither di Identity onda me Cieay Rasa at] Whitby & put out toward a new reserve, Previous ane} oi sion in whieh charges lobby. | ports here that the de facto Govern-| oe a a iee again to-day| a@vowal of the commander's act Jokes have been }tion wit losive bombs « battery|nual appropriations were only} WAND ent wh fay nt furl ose the third time since his nt} for pledges that there would the New York police, It has been ad=) yori of Hull $200,000. FU} (be: abit . ther Uy Necause the t ‘ no recurrence of the violation of mitted at Headquarters that the case! my raider Vatlankad ttatoriae|” os the,purehinan of mountain feta | 2) Dime If facing GIRL TRIES SUICIDE. presen American troote on wr a r ane And Rae MR vray Atizel ANA ie sf the most ditcult ever pre- |). 1¢ nea Statue ‘ Cee eationg ") pistol wan ng an em a oe we " te department, that strict } a ‘i toned ase bedrare ewe qitee ‘ 0 Ix named)” Meantime the LiYene-Old Worker Couldnt tive; 18°" ¥ . ‘ Lansing refused to make a] apenas vidi The Brasident Aci o the depa . and several ra 4 ations in the | with $2,700,000 for ammunition. Last >, On Sala asement t and Secretary Lansing conferre: the automobile 1 lef nlary. mah industrial distri Good effec ¢ ears total appropriation as $it0, ine Mo Broder s NTONIO, Tex, April 6 1 t (Continued on Sixth Page.) sbeptveds. Phe’ alzanin Cffects were} years total appropriation was $810.) ening and made his way to ' i tanh, Gaus 2 ooe am VE—"T) “Count von Rernatorff, the German at innath on the question late last = helled | 000. 7 ine | r r ry No. 5) oa ead the minds nen mbassador, ¢ the State De ight. == Jheavily. All returned undamaged For submarine mines $217,000 is ' ASINE {0 pe sis RpERT CS ry Street, ia in Bellevue Hospital] Washington,” was unston's an pASARAON aah es ha atl wits ‘These statements were made follow- LONDON, April 6.—-One person was | asked em ay re acre aes : w ffoving £ as poisoning, the reeTaharp response when asked to-day if} inciong Hind traportance re.|!ng the receipt by the State Depart- BOYS IN DEMAND! killed and eight persons were injured] For the insular possessions $2.585,-| handitn, secured ‘the meney. wh He GE ee Attempt, $0) far there was any truth in the reported | (CS Cne o ship Appam. Ho| ment of a cablegram from Ambassa- | in night's Zeppelin raid, 1t was|o00 is wanted to cover the mounting| was all in bills, They did tou pelea Nien spe eae mn possibility of the withdrawal of thet te a” with Counsellor |4or Page at London containing the offictally announced this afternoon.|of eight 12-inch guns with high angle| $3000 in gold and silver, ,, . Ourkeenth | Street nerican expedition with Villa still 4 reports of the American Naval At- af ¢ aa h angle D ephen Kolleda, Jan at the lat Merion! Polk The submarine situation, it | Pep - an ne } Opportunities for Business Careers in » fifth raid in six days fire, and for ten anti-alreraft guna, —— link ndaress, found the ele umeon, | ak tar Mantacedl Arad nok menicned taches at London and Paris, who col- 1 Various Fields of Industry ne rald Is] .\x of the 12-inch guns to be sent tol “HOPPY” IN TOILS AGAIN. fous this morning with two gas Jets CARRANZA MAY ASK no findings of the attaches were | /sborated in an investigation vf the ————_- raid of last night on north-|Hawall and the other two to the jin the room turned on, and @ tube sill Sagi, a . based on a comparison of the metal | SUssex Incident, All the evidence re- The present urgent demand for help is|custern counties apparently was car-| Philippines O14-Time. He eee She had Teft a Rote, Rge| U.S. TROOPS TO LEAVE | nieces with the structure of captured | celved by the State Department up to strikingly shown in the number of med, uh vee Beppe) rane a The material purchased must be of| naed to her mother, WHEN TRAIL IS “COLD. | German torpedoes in Pariy, but | He Present tl rdicates clearly that Boys Wanted advertisements published (yyy was driven off by: the fr of ant |American manufacture, unless the| a4" , ahaa ined Wark Inc® Genet Bereetl : | the ship was torpedoed, and the de- fr yestorday's World, There were 0 aireratt guns aft five| Secretary of War deems fore! ee Poheen unable | oe a acmon ot | partment i satistied that all subma Jess than 347 different offers of posi- bombs which caused | chases absolutcly imperative, WASHINGTO! Ar Ladi AD GERMAN AEROPLANES | perating in the Chat at this covered 4 je Franke 10F cusualtte Numer thert r > luon of A nistrat mi . lag. tions, They © ‘ . | towder uther than small arma pow ime ure tying the German flag les; for boys to WOR ; ¥ ter fi r pects of Ane ut U8 ! to the Sussex, with the aasertion tha ice or factory. Boys were W anted | Y econd raid nade itg ap-|pound. Material inufacturers arelta We working, - }u , With the « jon ‘ large business. establishments Wang ht BoM Altouch 1 waa in the | prot aver cost of manufacture, ‘The tetive by hip Nervice. | In some quarters there was al | Denies Berlin's Olticial) and without warning by an enemy aE ine great corporations continually | Romnborhoo ne Umma no "me jum Af $1,000 000 In to be pant teiaune ' ia Tht EYEMNg) strong inclination to connect the de) Statement That Only 14 Machines | aubmaring, is contained in a report dyertise for boys and young men. delivered an at-| ply factories with machinery and fix- ed the chairmanship | facto Sovernment’s apparent delny in| Were Lost During March |by Near Admiral Grasset to the ey not only pay Kuod salaries, But] tack locality during tho| tyres for naking war material id Military Roar] permitting the use of the rajiroads 2 | Mrench General Staff, made public Her splendid opportunities for ad-| nich ugh revera aba were] arg i “8 . fat on hh " seria rvive, or the shipmont of supplies to th LONDON, April 6. rench and] here by the French E 7 cement There are no excuses now | dre slight mate vt If the policy of tho committee is| pacakowski triv a 30 pick im jal vive, un} for the spain p tees here by the French Embassy, Fay boy being out of work, as there | ® adopted Md Representative Sher a ons: of the gf vers ty 6 Kround that his position as Direc-| United States forces with a de uf] British aviators brought down forty-| The report ass nat the captaie greater than the supply Boys in search | AN aOUY InGooaaae th O01) Department Hoard of Review for the|the Centre Str t tian hax been affered t he Pon | soldiers leave Mextoan aot \tront during March, it waa atated to-| hit the ship. Another torpedd wes work will do well to read the Help|tios at present reported Killed. [defense of the United States coasts = committee was appointed The American forces ane now pur-/day, In rej'y to the official German| tired at a British torpedoboat i pre nt repor' are Killed, ae r giestions of construction Wanted ads. of the daily and Sundaylone child; injured, eight, No military! will be entirely realized within a! 4, ‘ airs Oe naval and’ militken ait —_— claim, issued yesterday, that only! destroyer that was picking up eur- World, damage was done.” few years. wow sizecgth and figh (Continued on Second Page) fourteen German aeroplanes were lout. vivors,