The evening world. Newspaper, May 12, 1916, Page 1

. GERMANS STORM LAN EDITION 2 AND CAPTURE PRICE ONE CENT. Commie (rhe New The Press Pal NEW York World), YORK, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1916. “MEXICANS RAI BRITISH LINE ROLLED BACK, TRENCHES TAKEN BY STORM, BERLIN OFFIGIALLY CLAIMS * Pes of wary Contos HIGH SCHOOL BOYS IN LUNCHEON RIOT During the War. FRENCH WIN AT VERDUN Germans Unable to Regain Positions Lost in Fighting on May 10. | |Declare Strike After Forcing y Out as Protest Against Restaurant. BERLIN, May 12.—(Via London)— German troops yesterday stormed and} W, Paptured several British lines near Hulluch, says the official statement AT RASMUS CATE: issued to-day at German army head: * pigeon quarters. Era CHulluch is near the French border about midway between La led by Basse and Lens. It isa few miles | Horace Greeley 34, great-grandson of northwest of Loos, the scene of | the famous editor, A and fist many combats between the Brit- tight marked their attempt to leave the {eh and German forces during the | school grounds, ‘The strike wan or. Present war. It is southeast of | ganized as a protest against a school Hohengollern redoubt, where there | regulation compelling most of the have also been fierce struggles.) students to remain within the The Germans took 127 English pris-| grounds during the lunch hour and Avnare! students of the i, Brooklyn, went mus High out on stri noon to-day, riot oners and captured several machine) eat at a restaurant maintained in the guns. A counter-attack was re. school. | puleed. The trouble has been brewing for and , PARIS, May 12.—Two attempts by several days the D MINING TOWN; ARMY TO STAY ACROSS BORDER | — —_ - BRITISH TRENCHES WEATHER—Fair to-night and Saturdey; cool, LANE EDITION Circulation Books Open to Al | 18 PAGES PRICE ONE CENT. a HE WILL BE AT HEAD OF PARADE TO-MORROW TO URGE PREPAREDNESS OO00400006466090006096 FAIR WEATHER 15 ASSURED FOR 145,000 MARCHERS IN PREPAREDNESS PARADE esis To-Morrow’s Demonstration to Be Biggest Civilian Turn- f A out in History. zoo wanps wiut eta [0 DEGRY DEATHS Are Shut Out. } | ‘The Weather Burean enlisted to-| Resolution Wants to Vom. SHERRILL 80-04 149460004 8 OO06! SINKING OF STEAMER REPORTED BY LLOYDS day in the movement to show New) | York's sentiment for national pre- at Executions, \ paredness for self defense by prom! Doleoath Lost, With a Meinber Of ing al | Crew—Two Other Vessels | morrow's Sunk, Crews Saved. The official forecast remo WASHINGTON, May 12.—Consu! uncertain element from General Skinner at London cabled the State Department to-day that) Lloyds reports the British steamer Poleoath sunk, Cause not reported. It will be the biggest civilian parade One of the crew was lost. the world e saw; there will be over The schooner 3 ud was reported 115 and women In the ranks, sunk May 4, according to Lloyds, by with bands, aides and marshals bring-| Tentative i sar, bright cool weather for to-| WASHINGTON parades! sentative Dyer of jintroduced « May 12 Missouri Repre- record breaking to-day pd the last resolution asking Con. P COMPIELE) Press formally jtion of the to denounce the ac- success of plans which assured the British Government for following facts: [tas exenttion Irish rebellion. Dyer’s res: “Resolved of the leaders of the ution reads That the remeimbe House of Rep. ing how this! a German submarine, which fires j Republic was erected by inc 0 abe bas et? hich fired six! ing the total up to 145,000. ‘The march-| @"F i : Lees shots, one before the crew left the, b at{ Mt the courage to shed their blood Vaal # will pass tho reviewing stand atiang risk condign. punishment. tor ‘The Norwegian Consul at Hull ro-| Madison Square on Fifth Avenue from) their Republic's «ake hereby express =) | Horror of American People | | AMERICAN WIDOW SENT 10 HUNT FOR BANDITS IN REGION NEAR U. §. LINE + Outlaws Attack Mining Camp on Arizona Line and Drive Out Americans—Flee Before Troops— No Intervention Now Baker Says. THREE RAIDERS WHO KILLED AMERICANS ARE TRAPPED TUCSON, Ariz, May 12.—Mexican. bandits are reported to have raided Polaris, a mining camp, seven miles below Lochiel, on the border, yesterday, driving out the Americans, who escaped to Nogales in auto- mobiles. Col. Sage, commandant at Nogales, sent a company of infantry HERE T0 VISIT MOTHER jand twenty cavalrymen to guard Lovhiel, Washington Camp and other — itowns on the American side. : A telephone message received here from Washington Camp, near |the border, this afternoon stated that American soldiers had crossed the line and visited Polaris Camp, but found the bandits had fled. A WASHINGTON, May 12,—Secretary Baker announced after to- ernlanyioe i, (eay's Cabinet meeting that no change in the Mexican policy had been tie, of the White {decided upon, ‘The pursuit of Villa by American troops will continue in 2 ¢e—$———— Widow of Former Home Secretary of Great Britain Arrives on Adri atic——Destroyers Convoy Liner. Mrs, Joseph Chamberlain, widow of | the former 1 sritain, morn arrived in on the Adriatic, ro, ' iat climax came ported the Norwegian lightor Superb 10 o'clock to-morrow morning until| the horror of the American at | Star Line, for a nix weeks’ visit with /spite of repeated demands by Carranza for withdrawal of the expedition, 1 re © students were released set afire and 8} D ; ina: er mother in Boston » Cham- : a 4 seas Nenreyient | the Sermens wes minh te Tee eel os Fae. con eat Ma Muy white bole teed ees halt-past 10 o'clock to-morrow night. ‘!" summary execution by His Rei. | Rer mother i Bae Are GORD No new orders for militia organizations to go to the border are in positions . we slope aft 1orning ion, Only }m May 3 w ed to ha h Majesty's Government of the| 20tluln was formerly Miss Endic err fj hee ' Sdtead + Dead Man Hill, taken by the French those living near the school are Bull. ‘The crew wis saved Thero will bo 200 bands to cheer them) /"! 1" Madests’s Government 0 | his S fleet trip to the United (contemplation, Secretary Baker said, He indicated that no general intere on May 10, were frustrated by the lowed out for lunch, and these boys | on and some of these bands will mareh| eee Phage 0g le In seventeen years, vention in Mexico was being thought of at present. have to sho Dass, he: . 4 \ i. lon cveful and of stately be vrin : iA ; a ; . French artillery fire. __jhave to show a pass. The others PARADE T0 PASS UNDER the length of the lower half of the/ and dedicating thenselves to their ful and of stately bearing, It made plain that the Administration has no intention of with+ Artillery is active about the Avo- | gathered on the campus and in solid! city more than once. Untisen Gullne Ae: they concave Mrs un in has preserved a {i ing A és to te te f ii court Wood and the bombardment in| marchiny order started for the gatea| BIGGEST AMERICAN FLAG I aT a ete ea LOGE he hey donaoved ‘great measure of the charm wiich [drawing American troops until it is definitely established that the danger the Douaumont-Vaux section con to force thelr way out. As they : hd ted antaed miley toa the famous British statesman. [of further border raids has been removed, 4 tinues, according to the official War) marched they shouted the slogan of; Smerernenate will be represented more than 200) republican form of movern, | The Adrlatle took troops from Can- The President will take no further steps until Gen, Scott returns from Office report issued to-day. | the strike: jit ts One Hundred Feet Long,|eteeons an4 cocupesions: becsume) ©” ® ne py ern f kovern- | ada to Kngland on her last trip across! the porder he Adininistration considers the next move ‘oo } ‘The text of to-day's War Office "No more oleo for butter, 52 Feet Wide and Weighs many of thom are grouped under one) ments a it further jthe Auantic, When she left Liver- | Gerrmerg up to Gen, statement follows: No more water for milk, 280 Pi division head. - bbe hat recalling how the! ico. this time, she was convoyed out 4 “On the left bank of the Meuse » more mud for chocolate 250 Pounds. The appartunity is Join in t evolution and civil war be-|ny destroyers and trawlers and In the meantime American troops will be #0 arranged that they will be there was intense artillery activity Not for Erasmus Over tha heads of the marchers in demonstration OF national prepared- . furnish notable watched carefully ail the way around | feady to meet any eventuality and protect the American border, from the soctor of the Wood of As the boys marched toward the| the Citizens’ Preparedness Parade at | 2% Waa denie iy Lae we that the cause of humanity Is) the south coast of Ireland. Lookouts ® A despatch from El Paso says 10,000 Avocourt to Dead Man Hill, The /exit while many of the girl students| Fifth Avenue and Fifty-fifeh Street Paneer ie ea pert coal g eit me when estab 1 Gove! on shore reported her progress cons ’ Carranza troops were ordered inta Germans vainly atta Pte tora {cheered them, Miss Kate Turner, the! will hang the largest flux of tholeweive houra had already been en-|paniced military coor nore | tantly an to land hdit infested district of Chi lodge us during th if . - acting princip: ordered the heavy | United States ever made, It has been] jisted. lees thort perath verity until the dar toue Ww passed. ‘tuhua and Coahuila to-day to prove the positions we captured May 19 | jon gates clos The gates were|swung between the Gotham and St.]QNLY | their authority as public enemies pow: | ee LOOMS IN WASHINGTON that the de facto Government te able 7 ed 1 SOTREM Bie * Y THE STARS AND STRIPES, ...... the f 1 | en the western slope of th hill. | anut and a number of men teachera|Hogis Hotela by the Amoskeng Man.|°%"” “Sew ontronme: jeneeed Of ‘the righta of beltige | BRIEY IRON MINES 3 = to control the situation Two guccessive attacks were re- | and several football player students] ufacturing Company of this city and] ‘phrongh streets in which nearly| si 2 ulus? expresses the hope that Diecharee of ven Operators! After. negotiations were forma'ly pulsed by our fire, who had decided to bar the path of | Manchester, N. 11 : building is already featooned| in Critantilc Majenty's Government | eesenars aj PEMALOTS| aociared off between Obregon and mn the right bank the bom- aerereetant i‘ " . Pe every building & YY festooned) win) hereafter treat su «a8 THE KEY T0 THE WAR Prompts Menacing Talk by Union | scott the Carranzista General @ so ine et amlon of Douaw. [tte other stuslents stood on guard € flag is 10 feet long by 62 feet] with flags and bunting and whteb Will) |, vs taken er seas nae arransinta General de bardmen ‘ The marchers made # rush to open} wide and weighs 250 pounds. The|be lighted at night with electric! ae Leen a od Chiet—May Atlect 20,000 Men, ehed orders to Commander Tres mont-Vaux continued, There was “4 hid b. mpting revolution in) trelan , 1 [vino of the Northern Distrtet lative calm on the reat of the | ‘he sates, Amoskeag Company meant to havelsearebliguis, the mighty host will pare telly aah Valley Bel 1 Verdun and Metz.) wasnina: y A atrike} Vi2e of the Northern District direots polis The foothall players opened te[it carried outspread in the parade |imove on schedules which have been | A) Ones OF war, in wccondanes | Gy Germans of local peratore that |i the teagn midvamente. The, mea - ani " a the ‘cherslatretohed between eighty officars. anc apie EER with the es 0) ernational law e y, | will go into the Mexican region op. Hoplying to reporte that a Goneval/M#Mt; and In a minute the teacierslatretched hetween eighty offenrs and] made as nearly interlocking as al Tri ncty tens tmmune ton pa Doubles Its Supply mild se yor) Colegraph | a0 Inte the ORIGAR TARiSR OF of the French Staff at a certain stage | “""" h them in the fray, Thelemployees. But it is too wide for the} non-military organization can po) 0" 208 | tele nile train ; ninan with th apital mga : f Verdun contemplated striking students fought back and 700/avenue. The flag was manufactured | made. | 3 " lai ator Herenger aren i incabean i the Parral region of Chihua Sa uf the battle o} sare Bg a aoe ene | Were Ina yelling, free-for-all Aght in} for Marshall Field & Co, of Chicai ‘There will be no uniforms excepi |!” MGM eee esa sce tine: aeccaraiaste Marans Tho State Department has recetved tne OE ne tniae ta umetar {{ fe moments, while hundreds of/and was loaned by them to the man-| those of the National Guard column |! aon {ta Marl one 4 t ' the pom-larn. inion omdes. Tancal union aMe| oer ee ete CoYALI Ang right bank of the Meuse, an of ae girl students looked on, The strikers|ufacturers for to-morrow's demon-jin the evening No fh or other WPee h committee und ’ he Hriey V a i is a apa, ainel nfantry have been ordered toward the statement given ae lati ilga sea finally managed to open the gates and|stration, are to be allowed to] Hscussed on the floor Vand ndnd atale ole Hi saree thar [Border. expecially to pursue the bans “At no moment during the battle of | og of them rushed to the street be- ——-~— Only the Grand Mar- | Laney t johare r WRF FOAROD MARD: bURE I City rg bie for ds at Glenn »‘ Verdun has tho chief command given | fo. thes were closed. g Hy. Sherrill, and hia| WILSON ON WEEK-END TRIP. |, ee Hise nye Bena | “ n Lot being mem=]sprin 1 Boquillas, Tex, troops on the right bank of the Meuse. | | Pg eh get pa trade ‘divisions will oe the Maytioner far a Ceuine| Tie tain, han boon old Pag eS rch Presi on torts the cee ae ing of Feb, 23 Gen, Langle de Cary | prog eLean came ax a committer of __ 1 red, white and blue} y) Aving occupied h var. {PO organisation, tele hed to Secretary Baker ordered ordered the troops on the right bani | oye co teil them their complaint would] Ulster Leader Was to Have Been| sashes. And except for the banne t y, la able to add 41,000,000 tons tofley t rea naAlnn eturn Washington and that every point, even If overwhelmed, |). considered if they returned to Abducted From Cushendall of the trade divisions and the red, | : ies : , Ipport the anion officers i lirected Gen. Funston to pr rei that every small position, even if] . 1 Mules Acitaddiainial Jwhite and blue ped standards,} He Nitn aig ‘i 1 Antonio. completely surrounded, should be held |" ‘pe strikers learned that Miss Tur County Antrim mark their rear companles ¢ Suna \ roa Sp wht Ge \ at all costs, and that the only Word | ner intended taking action against LONDON, May 12—A plot to kid-|Signals for the next body in ling ty) ining as tre ‘ y this morning, would be ‘hold on.'" - the leaders and the expulsion of some |nap Sir Bdward Carson from Cushen-| fall in, there Will bo only one HA eee tuaband she Wed by he trou na to San An- “On the evening of the 2th the! was considered, and they immediately | dall, County Antrim, where he ex-| the Stars and Stripes Paani: “4 , Ina a orders altered Commander-in-Chief issued instrue-| aynoun. they would not go back| pected to spend the Easter holidays,| Mayor Mitchel, Gen, Leonard Wood Me lay {dressed to Chan vor 1! authority to tlons ‘to hold the front between the} unite thelr demands were granted | has been uncovered by an investiga. | command the Department of the he Mow \e Suanish de Hollweg on cond ! in Merico or Meuse and the Woevre with every] ind immunity from punishment | tion, says the Daily Telegraph's Dub-| Bast of tha Calted States a » and Waw met at the pte her ty nd, | by German ind means at your command.’ promised all, ‘They remained shout- |i correspondeat, The pian miscar-| Rear Admiral Nathaniel ' t wothenrt ations on M 1 w-|t ' Arredondo, ¢ Ca “At the same time he directed Gen.| ing their slogan while the toachers | ted. beea Sir Edward, owing to! comu t of the Brox ears age ling p ge ocenrreds {I produc |tane \ fean lA lid diplomatic ne Castelnau to go to Verdun, and the} jacked on helpl press business, cancelled) his | Yard, will review the parade at t f iron a ubled would-ooe be raemen Unt next day Gen. Castelnau teiepnoned UUs" OB BS holiday at grand stand, to which they will be es 1 he met hin | since August he atlas 1 ‘ nour faa ig Ba Gen. Herr that the positions on tne} ie announced by & committee . e Ported trom City Efall at 9.80 o'slock. | a he: rr ny devel ; : . aly Hight bank must be held at all costs, {of the striking students ‘ney |$10Men's Topcoats&Suits,$5.95 carted from City Hall a& 60 o'sladie | Made Tey wh ed ur would have been Impossible. ! emeny | probable th Lastly, on the ovening of the 25th, the | Were preparing a petition to the Board | po "HUB" Clothing Corner,’ Mrand: | Larseait: Piesider m Barbour) 5, HPho Lriey region now produces 4 to i mo minicals Commander-in-Chief in sending Gea.|ot Education and that already It had | way at. Barclay St. (Opp. Woolworth | Of Citizens’ Preparedness Parade | — 80 por cent. of one iron und st ' | baptaeannaae potsin to take command, issued the| been signed by. ffteen hundred stu- | Butiding), lo to-day & Saturday | Comittee; Thomas A, Kdison, other! Whitman Comes te avi , a oe > ) » | order: }dents. They ask that all students | 1,000 Men he Men's Suits & Top| ah ann ol ALBANY t W THE WORLD TRAVEL BERBAU, ,; Secretary Bak wid that for » tollowing or Binear nik ckar ale taut nguished A ans, 200} es ‘ 4 rep gave orders yesterday that the! be permitted to leave the grounds at (Goats, Bliwes, blacks, plalds, browne, ray ees mel a Wea mali hs ' , sated ony Mit a preaont ho t ow right bank of tho ri to. Verdun | noon and eat where they choose, and | & for tosday and Baturday, 9nes tne } eh le hack ' t 4 t ust be held. Every commander who tr« + long Itst of complaints against | Op night ti 10. The Hub marching organisa all tn milk WHEDON HIVE TINE STANES 4 ; jssues an order to retreat will be the restaurant maintained under ihe TOE ae roe a ne vurd in Mat ; A va court martialled,’’ contract system in the schuol, (Conunusd op Fourth Page.) \llny Monday. ery te me ud odes freee T ay Beedinas 40, adie ditions grow m1 a i