The evening world. Newspaper, April 6, 1917, Page 2

ee a eee -oenreieten AMIR Sa et 2 THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1917, GERMAN SHIPS AT HOBOKEN AND HARLEM SEIZED HERE TO-DAY BY U. S. | ( RRIAD RICH DAR GROSSAM GEO WASHINGTON Ailew Qrrau. enero mes HAMBURG ay i96 ST served on the part of the United States toward all natives, citizens, | establish the following regulations, which 1 find necessary in the premises | | BRITAIN MAY EMBARGO denizens or subjects of Germany, being male of the age of fourteen | and for the public safety: 373 MEMBERS OF HOUSE FOR WAR; years and upwards, who shall be within the United States not actually |] An alien enemy shall not have in his Possession at any time 50 INCLUDING WOMAN AGAINST IT COAL TO THE ARGENTINE naturalized, who for the purpose of this proclamation and under such or place any firearms, weapons or implement of war, or seh. gal inch Anccataa ‘ f of th i ‘ tie P hall b weapons or component parts thereof, ammunition, Maxim or WASHINGTON, A, : Stoppage of Wheat Shipments iegions the revised statutes are termed alien enemies, shall be as other silencer, arms or explosives or material used in the ad asraer |, April 6.—Here ts how the House voted on the war From the Republic Force ~ = ¢ fe Wes facture of explosives. yotan | Threat of Reprisal. ‘h as you like— “All alien enemies are enjoined to preserve the peace toward the * Votes tor war, S78. ony Mes be cis thigh with ‘ a ry a ; “9 Anali shall not have:in hi . ‘ Votes against war, 50. BUENOS AIRES, April 6, (United|] Stand as much as n Bape United States and to refrain from crime against the public safety and in alien enemy shall not have.in his possession at any time Paired, 6; absent by illness, 3; not voting, 2; vacancies, 2 England put powerful|] low or fallen arches; you will ‘rom violating the laws of the United States and of the States and Terri- place or use or operate any aircraft or wireless apparatus or Total, 435. te ay ‘ Argentine to force rais-|| find great relief from fatigue tories thereof and to refrain from actual hostility or giving information, | ®9¥ form of signalling device or any form of cipher code or any | Speaker Clark did not vote. n neat embargo, She has|{ in Hurley Arch Prop Shoes. id or comfort to the enemies of the United States and to comply strictly | Paper, document or book, written or printed in cipher or in which ‘Those who voted in the negative were: Almon, Alabama; Bacon, Risin . Ryet ier iceoh ebay pts HU Lev with the regulations which are hereby or which may be from time to| there may be invisibie writing. Michigan; Britten, Iilinois; Browne, Wisconsin; Burnett, Alabama; |) oor supply from England, ( ‘ . ‘fet X : Cary, Wisconsin; Church, California; Connelly, K! ; Cooper, Wis- J] in, arn : 4 ime promulgated by the President, and so long as they conduct them-|¢¢ All property found in the possession of an alien enemy in|] consi; Davidson, Wisconsin: Devia, alinnenota Decker Misewart; Dili, ||. 22°, Steatest alarm was manifest | sal i ccords ith 1 th hall be disturbed in th ful A 4 . 7 ; , Wisconsin; Davis, Minnesota; Decker, Missouri; *[/among Argentine officials to-day. selves in accordance with law they sha undisturbed in the peaceful violation of the foregoing regulations shall be subject to|| Washington; Dillon, South Dakota; Dominick, South Carolina; Esch, ||-rhey wore hurriedly making another fs pursuit of their lives and occupations and be accorded the consideration | seizure by the United States. Wisconsin; Fuller, Illinois; Frear, Wisconsin; Haugen, Iowa; Hayes, || inventory of the republic's food sup- due to all peaceful and law-abiding persons, except so far as restrictions i on California; Hensley, Missouri; Hilliard, Colorado; Hull, Iowa; Igoe, || plies. It was known that without may, be necessary for their own protection and for the safety of the “4 An alien enemy shall not approach or be found within one-|] Missouri; Johnson, South Dakota; Keating, Colorado; King, Illinois; | British coal all railroads, all shipping < United States, and toward such alien enemies as conduct themselves in half of a mile of any Federal or State fort, camp, arsenal,|/ Kinkaid, Nebraska; Kitchis, North Carolina; Knutson, Minnesota; La |/ And oil industries tn the nation would ” s! sete . fit . Follette, Washington; Little, K 3; London, New York; Lundeen, ||@ paralyzed. Argentine could only q accordance with law, all citizens of the United States are enjoined to pre | Sere’ t station, Government or naval vessel, navy yard, factory iiheasihs Mctasiors, Erie Manoa; tilnntey elsees Wiacseath | Bas: |survive with the greatest privation, |] Made over the A/C combina- ‘ verve the peace and to treat them with all such friendliness as may bz | OF Workshop for the manufacture of munitions of war or of any ible with loyalty and allegiance to the United States. products for the use of the army and navy. TIES FOR ALIENS DISOBEYING REGULATIONS. | ‘65 An alien enemy shall not write, print or publish any And all alien enemies who fail to conduct themselves as so en- attack or threat against the Government or Congress of the joined in addition to all other penalties prescribed by law shall be liable | United States or either branch thereof, or against the measures or \o restraint or to give security or to remove and depart from the Unitet! | Policy of the United States or against the persons or property of tion last in different width bean | u has C forepart, B instep, an DYNAMITER’S TERM CUT. |] A’heel. Grips the foot firmly, |Four to Eight Years for Hertiny,|| Cannot slip at the heel. Corset Who Told of Subway Plot, fitting at instep. Absolute The sentence of Michael J. Herlihy, || comfort in forepart. Financial Secretary of Local 203 of the Our beautiful shades of Cordoven dall, California; Miss Rankin, Montana; Reavis, Nebraska; Roberts, Nevada; Rodenberg, Illinois; Shackleford, Missourl; Sherwood, Ohio; Sloan, Nebraska; Stafford, Wisconsin; VanDyke, Minnesota; Voigt, Wis- consin; Wheeler, Illinois; Woods, Iowa. Voting against were 32 Republicans, 16 Democrats, 1 Socialist, 1 Prohibitionist, Vv States in, the manner prescribed by sections 4,069 and 4,070 of the re-| @Y Person in the military, naval or civil service of the United 1 than 10-nor more than 20 yenry and the ban jotele iy belog treated vised statutes and as prescribed in the regulations duly promulgated by | States, or of the States or Territories, or of the District of Colum-| | (are Fete toue ast us| stailon at Lenox Avinte aad Ons Bee || kas tacene oun too te ident. bia, or of the municipal governments therein. lJ, §. AND GERMANY {fe out of ¢ beholdasdgy ie ialie red and Tenth Street, was tovday | Meine ta rech lara Co ate “And pursuant to the authority vested in me, I hereby declare and!| 6¢@ Am alien enemy shall not commit or abet any hostile acts ” I Rwentysfourth, c : han letetcvaate (a7 ete Gene SS; aap err ee meee = against the United States or give information, aid or com- AT WAR IS WORD |1octhee. ine, CE’ oniet!”” and’ plunged | sustice Tompkins, who had tmposed the || : | ‘Coit eae “7 An alien enemy shall not reside in or continue to reside in, 10 ALL NATIONS co ‘other men in the garage | tor his convic fy turned” Btatern ‘evic S 1e3Breadway 38-41 Cortlandt St. rye pe to remain in, or enter any locality which the President may Cale ee Mee ho pleated sults, “ree Sooomptices, - ie or —That's Al from time to time designate by an executive order as a prohibitive ~~. —— - area in which residence by an alien enemy shall be found by him (Continued from First Page.) to constitute a danger to the public peace and safety of the a United States except by permit from the President and except |Poh!b!t the use of American troops under such limitations or restrictions as the President may pre- Habeas Se SE ARS Ue scribe. | unanimous “3 An alien enemy whom the President shall have reasonable | ("* ' P peat ary cause to believe to be aiding or about to aid the enemy or to| Miss Jeanette Rankin of Montana, | be at large to the danger of the public peace or safety of the/the first and only woman member of Greater New York Stores: i : In New York (2), Brooklyn (1) Special for Friday. COLONIAL FUD nority of Congress, was defeated, and the me Lis exactly in the |Our Policy of Specialization “ he : P A Congress, was the centre of a tragic LP means just this: United States, or to have violated or to be about to violate any of | (ery during the roll call that eet 1 p BROny—Keyhen Bunny's two sone Tom aad BIy —that all the time and the en- these regulations, shall remove to any location designated by the |the House and its crowded galleries EM with ‘the Winck Crook Minstrel Gor Billy te embloved by aoe aaiatiee In. how’ vork City ( Chapter 5.—Discharged! Stranded! A sad story of these two little Bunnies we have to tell you to-day, The minstrel company, which Tom Bunny thought a head- liner and to hav d 1,000 successful nights on Broad- way, went broke in a « The freasurer slipped out with the cash box and such other valuables as the company i f 800 miles from home penny to jingle . Little Bill Bunny made d mistake of telling his boss a few things, in which he un- Simon Legree in Uncle Tom's Cabin— President by executive order and shall not remove therefrom quivering with exc’ without permit, or shall depart from the United States if so re- hase Kealling the reli proneunsed rn i was tense silence. quired by the President. She sat in the back row of the cham- “Q No alien enemy shall depart from the United States until | Pe" 5o Aeneas Cores Near: he shall have received such permit as the President shall |nor “nay.” Twice the clerk called prescribe or except under order of a court, Judge or Justice un-|her name and still no response. A der Section 4069 and 4070 of the Revised Statutes. Dues Gt Somment ran areund the room. Then the call continued. “10 No alien enemy shall land in or enter the United States except under such restrictions and at such places as the |!°wing the r 2 i the clerk. to call again the names of President may prescribe. those not voting. érgy of this great Georges Or- ganization is devoted exclusively to the one thing— —the production of better styled, | better fitting, better wearing Georges Model Clothes for Men and Young Men. We waste no time, money or ef- fort on the usual clothing store side lines—Hats, Shoes or Fur- y Bunny was summarily dismissed. Poor Tom Bunny, stranded! Poor little Bill Bunny, discharged! If x wished for anything in all their lives, it was for their old home back on the farm in Rabbit Hutch Village, and they began to think that perhaps “Dad was right 8 | nishings. rT | If necessary to prevent violation of the regulations all) The sound of her name struck the ~ ae after all.” (To Be Continued.) i| . . . . | woman like a .knife thrust, Bhe ig ‘ The biggest Spring assortments, alien enemies will be obliged to register. SR MMAbAE BAA ANMAHI. 1b narod vacnsiscaiaiitabioas oal { id (because of our early woolen | Peers aie i slags LANDSCAPB @urchases), the greatest values in “12 An alien enemy whom there may be reasonable cause to meceee seat, The ys of Lad pe ay i PACKAGES— ts, prod , town await you at our three idi fy ber turned toward her, The gallery erries.|] Kichly decorated the en lew York Mank, te believe to be aiding or about to aid the enemy, or who be crowds strained for @ sight of her, ¥, 1] tn hand painted yectnens. whidh to select at large to the danger of the public peace or safety, or who vio-|sne turned with piteous expression ve test, ertmenf ot lates or who attempts to violate, or of whom there is reasonable |o" her face to members right and mM oon | | Hone and ont Your Easter grounds to believe that he is about to violate any regulation to |'°" 4% !f ppealing for them to help os her, but no man dared speak or seek f ? Suit or bia prouatienned we m4 somal or any criminal law of the} to jntiuence her vote. 4 pifost ARhonT D CREAM DEC. inited States, or of the States or territories thereof, will be sub-| For a long moment there was ab- ASSORTED CHOCOLATES—Or Bon Bons saree jeautiful ject to summary arrest by the United States, by the United States |2lute silence in the vast room, with | (tio ii ating Be | ii th excite Yo rife aera 29¢ teed ora nae gt wd . ss » ius two thousand occupants, Then d ce artiste, Pri cach s ; Top Coat Marshal or his deputy or such other officer the President shall |i Aankin rose unsivadily to her} Pr * Round Box—beantitully ' : (i . y | teot and cl shtly to te back of designate, and to confinement in such penitentiary, prison, jail, | tee’ iat in Geen hee eay awayed. military camp or other place of detention as may be directed by | 8° (ed (9 speak: Har thrvar woul | the President. |despair she cried cut in a v Pp ia Wi : : . : ‘ anguist 1 wat » 6 ~ “This proclamation and the regulations herein contained |:cuniss, but | pre yl ar | K ye 8 tte ot arshinatiow, Bunnies. shall extend and apply to all land and water, continental or zaen she fel into. a pee se tine ij ¢ Bpleed i tu $1.29 decorated with Easter Lilies 0 | Every garment produced in our own Custom Shops du- | plicating the most advanced style ideas of Fifth Ave- Her bosom heaved oo $15 to $40 P prea: lar, in any way within the jurisdiction of the United Sho covered her face | LB ent these bupnie, alr plem | awe PrRae faphlon ree eee = y way, J e United Stat 3 and sobbed, spasmod- | | MEEK, CHOCOUATS P Tine nests tn wonder i nti Tithe fellows at 5 ) entic ee = ltcally, hysterically. There a Re trates" 4 " Lu 7 | model, every fabric, every Original Siw three minutes until the roll | + “mellowent | Brench ’ ot Menst tor the Middies, eolor of the new season, Loose- ||| |}oall yas finished and the House has- | meets, are attractively vecked “ding, pinbs, Chicks orieet from the most extreme to vata I\/ The Japanese Way to Remove Corns |/s."s"siv seer | vce near ear, wus: san bane | the most conservative, Model \ 7 : a ||| ber. A clerk wont to her in the ante: roid free esa A ee ein cuality and eter, '| Don’t Hurt a Bit—Easy and Simple | 2's!" ita caochrary | elite Sicteghet tae uae aS SO | |} be ree , i er ilten. 4 ' Tw 3 : | y p | ikand 5 ; Filled with eho iy nam ] 00 © NEW YORK STORES | a PACKAC LUX! } i] |} ju » ded, “ x | 42 West 34th || The Magic Touch of Ice-Mint Does It, Just a Touch Stops ||| years a base eine wo TAFan” sate Easter Pets ) i\ Bet, Broadway and 50 Ave \| Soreness, Then the Corn or Callous Sbrivels and Lifts 1] See Walled Braise, the lags oF the 49° 69° . *1.99 el , | \ = \} Off, Try it, Your Feet Will Feel Cool and Fine. fete Miscpean oondict witn the Me: Crate Package | #4 ! etlvely decorated LCE COMPEETR | Also corner of | int and WOh'" | your pet corm ta, he will shrivel etemt ||| tente Allles against Germany and her verre 7 Broadway at 36th | 1|eerhe formal declaration of war dated | NOTE—Ow Sart aSheatie' oringed und Tie’ renner ie ray Recerdanee ‘ Marlborough Hotel Mullding \ ai Both New York Stores } Open Evenings Brooklyn, 400 Fulton St.,¢,{27%"%, Formerly MATTHEWS Corner | WUNDAY WORLD. WAN WORK-. MONDAY MORNING woupers \ ; We ) en: President Wil- PK! o BARCLAY STREE 06 BROADWAY Nougat Eggs onal resolu A’ “ STLANDT STREET ST 420 8) | ' 30 p.m ual 12 pm. y D esr Ns Ae $ STREET t Pm: pu until 11.80_p. m, | i ROOME a2 West sath STREET beaut- / paign of sea murder on Feb. 1, But ff 44, Oc Den until B o* nountli 10 p.m ( their location and movements from , (i (TH ST. & 30 AVE, now on are secret. So also from now OLATE COV. > COCOANUT WAY, Brooklyn. Oj ified weight include ;