The evening world. Newspaper, April 30, 1917, Page 1

Us PUTS GERMAN SHIPS INSERVICE AT ONCE To-Day's Weather—SHOWERS, cniil Ove. orld. INAS { “Circulation Books Open to All.’ | “Circulation Book: [ “Circulation Books Open to All.” | to AL . = PRI LOE (Short snc sor, Comet: Hite Teale CNNEW YORK, M ONDA ¥, APRIL 30, 1917, 14 PAGES _—PR ICE (SeoeRers ROSEN ert . Mndson County, N NA ON U.S.STEAMER SUNK BY U BOAT (a paces WON AND BAER CONFER EOD ETE GRNAN SHS HERE SARS CAPAN HARRIS DRO QVER FINAL ORAFT DETALS; ERGO ATE yi ¢ SFRVICETHS WEEK, mama WITH19(OF VACUIM'S CREW MAY SEND ARH TO FRANCE css so») TAKING SUPPLES TO ALLIES) ~ AFTER SUBMARINE ATTACK * re (Special From Position Improved and a | Raid 50 Miles Northward. Reten end ‘ Government Cuis Red Tape Age Limits of 21 to 27, as Fixed by LONDON, April 80.—The fighting ; FF F met NEW YORK’S WAR Cablegram to the Owners of the M4 in the rounded sector in front of eee Senate, Favored by Administra-| | kvrate Huuhioasierant Tle Out in Few Days. Steamer Says All Who Got Into tion—Fight Expected Over the| mappe was apparently in a “clinch” wa gegen ot Te a DOWN 10- NIGHT: Lifeboat No. 1 Lost Their Lives Prohibition Am 1endment. or less deadlocked. i WASHINGTON, April 30. ~_tepwcia sat crremendent of The Evening Wert) cere nd inrote a boaen wh ni er pti | see TWO GUNS ON THE SHIP, WASHINGTON, April 30.—Marshal Jofir’s appeal for American] | “A! nights north of Ypres, a aue-| SON ctvat Orders Issued To-Day Close| tN \ ‘woldiers to go ta France is the paramount topic of discussion in Wash- eritish peer ie rear anise i so m4 ei out waiting f ‘ ne ured - \ MOUNTED FORE AND AFT ey 1 , the Govern- Where Li S | | Z 7 ? national conference. As the guest of Major Gen. Hugh L. Scott, Chief} yp “ an fifty miles north of ae Deals rd red va ane eee ere LAQUOr Is Sold. nega PHILIPPE PETAIN | LONDON, April 30,—The American oil tank steam- } of United States General Staff, the Marshal spent last evening at post | ‘"® Arras sector. Day mens Paeeeercn OF tie: Anipe ts WASHINGTON, April 80.—In the wisn and Will Send the Liners to-day, the armies on both sides more ‘ON, - . msatwasn Monohy 1d iPrées ana ths |Gatieas Inara (6 ue. fore Marton | —Sunk on Way to New York. r Searpe," Gen. Halg reported, “In 4] wii! sail before the week ends In the By iy Sauvissal M. Williams. small operation we took a few pris- settlement of! All Sal S 4 neha . ‘ t a pyres All Saloons and Restaurants —_ ington to-day, taking precedence over ll other subjects in the inter-| Ported “prisoners and a machine fu) technical legel question: J Plans are complete to-day for New| |}er Vacuum was sunk by a German submarine on Saturday With yesterday's captures of Ger-|order to start them out at the ea MN , 4 opinion of seve of Marshal Joffre's | he ‘ York's “d © ions, which be- | °? i i i Repeaters in Fort Myer, ss the Potomac from Washington, talk-] man positions around Oppy, the | egt possible mom« Announcement gh Made 28 hieh t |atafl officers. the appointment of while she was on the way to the United States. The Chief ; ' i ' aah | British forces have now reacned| : Mini ans or. 20Me effective ut 1 o'clock to-night. |” y ; | 7 vs ig over the general military situation with prominent officers of the] Koken, trregular ground where the| ¥* ree en a eran tthe ina, | Every saloon and every restaurant | 1° Pagiin as Chiet ot sees ts Mate and seventeen men, including three gunners of the r | noon Senator Hoke Smith that . Ministry of War does not imply neces- ity. natural advantages of position are with where Hquor is served will clo: t q the en ay that hour and remain closed until| enemy lies thick! own vessels Is belng rapidly repaired g 4 yy ik ‘ommander in Chief of the armies of A boat containing Capt. S. S. Harris of the ship and Minister Viviani, head of the French mission, had a conference With] “me siaugnte resident to lay t re hi e need: » rf among the dandelion on the valley's ; a arabic iia ch tain the north and northeast | A . the President to-day to Ia nthe needs and the aspirations ot) yer wing slopes: In terma of tosses | nd Within the week ihe frat of them | “1 beieve." nald the Mayor to-day.|‘"Gen, ‘Petain, whe hua been com- | twenty of the crew, together with a naval Lieutenant and ‘rance, both military and economic the fsa a year’s defeat for the| ¥!!! sail. that persons who hold all night M-|manding the central group of armies, | pi te adel Franc ee ear ha Ronrpe.1s # year W SHES rhe Senate unauimously:yoioed’caloanees Wil be getlode choice te nr : nine naval gunners, is missing. President Wilson and Secretary ¢ Germans. «0 Jextending roughly from Rheims to 4 i re - ' sentin that not another day .f]/obey the new order, I believe that] Verdun, according to military mem- | (The following message received in this city by the owners Baker to-d ' | avin a Re-|delay should be tolerated. Senator) when we are asking our young men| pers of the mission, will be superior of the ship shows that the missing men were lost: tween the Senate and House Army 4 to enlist t Y | : | he ne | eh Gk Frenen enaetee aan rie Free. |RlSte mot naRAcDIe OF the: city whe|to Gen, NiveliW In that be -will exe [Vacuum torpedoed 28th, 140 miles west of Barra, No. 4 Bills, The « 4 ‘ t18, April 3u,.—Forecasting pos | Every hour Is precious, The Pres: Nght feel inciined to drink after 1] ercige a broad general control over es seb “4 { No. 2 . re ences between the t | si" ty a resumption of 1 erted of- | ident has power to seize them. I hope |A: M. in publt rts will gladly! operations, He will not, however, lifeboat, with captain and others, drowned; No. 2, with chief will be inte a 1 result of where fensive, the Wa statement to- | he has done so already. No countries | forego that privileg |unless further changes be deemed ofticer and following, saved: Simpson and Williams, engi- mR tanda |day detailed “violent artillery ac- | will question our right to d. so ex-| Th Were thirty-two resorts which | necessary, supersede the present chief neers; Lindgren carpenter Lotes, quartermaster; Witzen, ge obi |tions” # ..h of Quentia, around} cepting Germany and Austria and |¢Moyed the right to sell liquor up tolin the direct command of the unite! ; " a: OU ermasyes zen, puted points. Troyonne, Craonne and the regions .:|we will soon settle matters with |? 4: M. which was an hour's exten-| battling along the western front. | Gishos, oilers; Parde, stoker; Byl, Singros, Vinegathan, sea- AGE LIMITS FIXED BY SENATE | Hurtebigse them." js There was another privileged| PARIS, April Appointment of men; Dia and Andrews, stewards; Hatton, wireless; William E 1 he text o! va re < | class permitt o remain open d te vetain as of St f the * ‘ a ARE PREFERRED. | Fo ; is the text of the War £> ator Knox introduced a resolu- | permitted to remain open day|Gen. letain hiet Ld : Orell, Nicola, Hilson and Lasker, naval. Thi 1 f ntyeone t Office report | tion calling for immediate requisition. | #4 Meht. Thirty-three licenses of] Army, with supreme control over the} heiety-saven fixed in the Senate bill aval | ‘Violent artillery fighting oc- lag of the vessel. by the Pre | this description were in force They | Republic's fighting forces every where [This despatch names four gunners among the rescued, are preferred by the Administration | curred during the night south of | senator Overman sald that the Judic- | eluded restauran.s and saloons,| was regarded to-day aa foreshadow | The Associated Press report from London says only three gun- gince they more nearly approx Bill Favorably Reported With} St Quentin, in the regions of | tary Committee would report nce | win hee moa ee ga Poa eee sel Boog me ners landed.] psire of the ur Depart : aan : 4 | ures nf eee" : resolutio ’ e necessary au ie places and other centres} theatres ¢ a ere French so! a5 ts ie Mad meee or tae ‘NY svi Cut of $760,865,687 From | batteries continued | t de eae men eee Hneteea up| Where men were compelied to work | diers ure. ls. known The lieutenant and the gunners are’probably America’s first fighting jor age limits o 1 nine ive fire against the man ) eavi Investigations of | MY tnt ee brie : ravenna tinea) . ne x twenty-five years t > 8 fron Original Estimate, | defenses on the heights near | jurisdiction and claims to be settled!" Grstry revoking all these. licens Sa” ne. eet shah ot i re m arenes “il with Germany. The naval ¢wenty-one to forty, Axed Pll GLK GeeRRUn Awa cement. [leer : oars will be the first officer killed, ——— tacks on our trenches and small were issued to-day from City Hall tain servi wh king has ei.) vill, are unsatisfactory to ‘ i ‘ ne reso! fe ache ralint yp oe tt WASHINGTON, April 30.—App: poste in the sector of Hurtebiee, (Ww ad mY ane r ‘ | Although the Mayor has no juris-| shown to be defective will be over-| J, 1, Epolucci, a boatswain's mate, U. S. Navy, is still missing from dministratic ear Mount Corntllet, anc ne | was being read to the ol : en 7 Hiab If the conferees accept the figure priation f 99,485,281 to meet ur ercinite? At Aaodnt OC lambEaae Garantnacaifonia ti i \[diction, practically al legitimate | hauled and that changes will be tm 1! the hate torpedoing, and he may be the first of America’s fighting men wl one or the other of the bills as Sent Gehcioncion (8 the Qrmy at!) wore broken Up Oy Cur artillery | purpowe of the bill, but some of the| Private clubs Pe PDIP RATE @1| BME, Wanece peagme ORE BOWE tO dip ten, the Benate Js more’ apt t navy, or $760,855,687 less than was re nine gun fire avers | eivisre weer eat Gee ; S}1 o'clock be more judiciously ysed. The ave | than the House. Successive mmended by the War and Navy | » the night was calm & 1 uk future) While Mayor Mitchel will not com-| adds that this will ke done “without aviators last night | claims A »| Departme neluded tn a bill - ‘ ‘4 “4 ment on so-called “private” athletle| prejudices to the digefplining of those | the House showed the lowe to} Depart ‘ down several bombs in th ‘urther technicn! debate ensued as / Meese wasing is Peer ree ees | sor Bunk, Waney” and |, YUrever technient dehate ennved oa] oa ecal “cluia’ whlch hold, Mate | who, whatever thelr previous sorvicee mericans in Vacuum’s Crew; “ men" oi unend by the Appropriations Commit- | 7 no casualties hfe ne| charters granted before the coneolida. | have committed faults and made mis | young men" only, and insignificant, |ships to be taken by executive war C ine Oo m a li ment increasing the ago limit to) t | also were | order of tho President or by Congres. | VY heel Lager copronatirsen ead | ; ‘i 7 ve rn forty-five years was h Prominent in the bill s an_appro- re were sev- Isional authorization. It was under-|" mip Hie & 11a: at hea Paani | ‘The steamship Vacuum was a cargo) the Behrman, ‘The vessel was In the Pe tye ene plation of $4420.84 for Panui the civilian stood, however, by the Senate that /H"* WHI be Riven special attention | HORKE BITE FAR IRE! AND veut of 2851 net tons and belonged | reat Lakes until three years Mx the age at Lae or training camp Office announced that | the President was going ahead with! ae pallce Haye Hraary to the Vacuum Ol) Company of No ago when she was purchased by the twenty-five received x votes in rl 1 also would authe | ir raids on Dunkirk, Nancy| measures to hurry the ships ald there reac = WIE RENOORS SQUARELY UP 10 BALFOUR Broadway. She has been carrying] Vacuum Ol Company and renamed the House, and t tet 4 ar : W ur to purc rt had failed to infllet any | commission to carry supplies and f o sell intoxicating drink after barre! ol between the United States the Vacuum. 1 Vacuum was 300 willingness of th t monatOn OF cond pean RDG. mperoay to England and France and 4 meen ON « —— and Europe alinogt since the outbreak fest in length, 45 fect in beam and accept the ae hii a “ ie a ; 4 fe ~ fg ourse Was unanimously approved 6 Mayor refers to the public re-/ 1 ord Northcliffe Sa sritish Mi ¢ European war, The vessel wan | drew 28 feet of water. Senate bill Several offers of fre« | ported teal sorts seeking liquor selling p ¢ ion ov Amnesion Cans commapd of Capt. 8. 8. Harris! The Vacuum, which sailed from / Other amendments which ' are in the hands of the | | TUBE TRAIN IS STALLED and t m nue al and had @ crow of thirty-four men, |New York on March $0, was armed tho subject i eat Ay Pe Pen Hie ee ' ee! inate ire Difficul r ot rew were Amertean | with two guna, one forward and the Peepeennte relating “ MILLIONAIRE’S DAUGHTER | BERLIN (vita Aprit UNDER RIVER IN RUSH HOUR * 10 wafter LA. M LONDON, April & 1 North. |Sitsens, ine! 9 mative born, | other aft, in charge of a United States * th vision for the} } tL " " signed he bet ho Un.ted | naval officer and cre question and ' ret Big losses of British attacking troops | ffo haw issued @ statement to the aval oMoer and gun Sree acceptal “Noose were mentioned in t were mentioned in to-day's oMeal| Oe Ont and tien, EPIDEMIC OF “TYPHUS rotated Prensa Irion | yexides Capt. Harris were uy AVHANY, Abril 20-—Thoman Fit yoluaieers ue CHAUFFEUR'S SECRET BRIDE! fs ‘ ' Jscar Gallor, mate, Russian, natur- | twen ED OVE i : f F whi follow-| ¢ aller, ma . twenty-four years of age and is the en ouor ‘AMENOMENT “It te estimat the War Office de Go Out—Traffic Tied Up REPORTED IN GERMANY alized; Frank J, Yerney, second mate, | gole support of his widowed mother “| , 5 {| clared, "that on Saturday the English \ turalized; B. D e ie y 4 ¥ ‘Phe Senate cor rd the; Mi Helen Schroder nt East | clared, “that turday the English | Half Hour eh ar happiness of 1 19 Bele naturalized; E. D. Husted./ and sister. On April 21 hia mother reves Ora Aviad dn domanh van |i were 6,000 fallen and a thousand | : Hperieger third Mount Vernon, N. Y.;| received an undated letter from him managers , ne me pny taken prisoner. Fifty machine guns| A ¢ontact shoe on one of the cars| Newspapers S Mi. Bands ; j chief engt Scotch, | int at It Wha Sitmectaa tee tee } accept the Hauer an Derbeck in March |were captured and ten tanks were|0f 4n east-bound train in the Huds p ation o ah tiles: \ , trajtaed; John Simpson, assistant! cuum would sail soon trom the other piven te Proxide ith ith igen ' =| | Ne oe imine deonped we atanaint tate , : Hifferences between te) DAturalined: doln Bmyacny auslatant | cuum would sail soon from the other late the salt x \ pe tiblggd Yo, 1 AP Bince yesterday at noon the en-| middie of the North River in + bad ia ore Dave Leen go 6 + Weet Fitty-fitth Strest, this city; |e, under sealed orders, and by & raining cam) ! ; “ ‘ ene n Holssons af far A#) Cortlandt Strect tunnel at 8.40 o'ck VhIS, A ure infu ” rn ae tr 5 a mPa 9 sito juor | Miss Helen Landolt Schroder, daugh- | Sulppes was again increased, reach: | ¢ any : Jaap mui sent : #4 Rincon, Bwodiah, natural “i ‘i A : ; rf sate f Mr. and Mrs, William N,|ing Intense fighting in the evening | 74 k rontler ' wedinh, iaturaltaed X. | under suc fie} A ; sna Varving in atraneth’ A All the train lights supplied fron pers \ ma, asaistant engineer, born in| URGES BUDGET PLAN FOR U.S. men jn uniform. | t ved ey yee nie een 8 | ight. it increased to ita a the third rail went but the eme Se ee are Shee sin: J, Witjens, born in New House coi . i : ‘ V at daybreak | gency supplied from batt ap A Workman ; MSH Grave: aiawand tue mee | Anks Jotat Con- hu place AL: enty-three; | of the road say there was no pa ‘ Jont of Ll nation the 4 k whe r , & Albany, Ne Ya Ge olen Cond. 0a ‘ pats Tho train waa helpless for fittes i s | " nal committee to report plana (Cont! \ ine Hapa ens eeanoi 1 1 perator, Niagara a national budge to largely \ 2 \ hinutes, Another train was sent y n, Brooklyn, and o aos } ceo: | 4 . c i tee control of e i a ere Oe from Hudson Terminal and pu ie L e ® 7 4 vu and MeDlog, both of ed in @ resolu. 4 WORMED TH / 1 ®t the disabled cara into Jersey rat ’ Pt by Senator Ken ‘ ex od | All trafic both ways, between the! gtance it Is declared t ‘ H af tisiies ihn’ ual kee aca aka of Iowa, It recited that especially | i mained | Hudson Termini) and Newark and|is led and ed as an w » \ 8: Lakes Engineering and Conateuotic ecure economy In vast war expen: rt | twenty te |ours. * fighting coa-' Hoboken, wa j wr halt an | ex watch kept inl y * ted ‘ men [hk / ree ee peer EL A budget plan often agitated. ti 4 a aU Advt, wut thirty tinjed on both baake. hour, other German cities were slightly Injured. Company tn 1913 and was resent yeerg cReulg be adomy