The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1917, Page 1

vt MOLE LER: a NS, BRITISH AND FRENCH. ALL CA Che J “Circulation Books Open to All.’’ | f “Ciro aiation Books Open to All.’’ ] SC FTES mt, MMR LE Wensomt—SNNEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1917. 18 PAGES PRIOR (tabs sts" ele PRICE (hte, A IN A CREAT TALAN DANE SMMEOHEEAD praru perc areas SSMSSIC! Oye W PLOT TO TE MLONGATHRTYMLEFRONT. ==... TOBATLEWTHOURAILES.- =>. OR WEEK THE ARMY ptly—Missi N sals to Manufacturers to | ——_—__°42__—_ — | ae in internal Att airs. Avert Labor Clashes. , British Recapture Most of the Ground| wasitiaTO%; Rigie vty SritiGh) FAGmiraliy, (Makes) HOrnlell:. -) gveees a. aa Lost at Bullecourt, While ther vim Announcement of the Arrival of vii in seen ereenaen French Repulse Violent Attacks : |Chairman Dent, of the House FIRST U. S. WARSHIPS AT FRONT ENEMIES OF DRAFT BLOCK THE ARMY BILL, 3.375 AUSTRIANS CAPTURED S100000000.04 AMERICAN DESTROYERS © UNLESAMSEYE QPPONENTS OF THE DRAFT UP BILL Mili- | the National Assoctation tary Committee, Discovered Plan ikauak= ty We the First Sea Fighting Force From Ww f, this afternoon, He outtined | in Which Tammany Figures— : s ,000,000, | % jwhat th vernment expects of the | ° ° : by Crown Prince’s Army. nat the growing on-| the United States. |inanutacturers in the war erin wk} WWill Try to Foil It by Pressing ELITE EOE | re wia caused the deeiston to Allied dlccccniininbalscaenstise ing @ st harmony be- | . : ROME, May 10 (via London) —The War Office announced to-da edna ge LONDON, May 16.—An American torpedo boat |‘ ° "4 and re or Action at Conference To-Night. jonal Governme wt the Yr, Redfield incidentally warned Pre erday the Italians thus far| I joghs waeventer.way tind y and thirty machine | 7 that as a result of the offe have captured 3,375 prisone guns. Over a front of trom 25 30 mile ¢ italian: guir @ roaring begun ye: . a mountain b; s unde of the loan will be United States for rail food as well as inén clared, “It is a fact, and t we may face next By Samuel M. Williams. Sprcial Staff Correapondent of ‘The Evening Word.) “A United States en flotilla has arrived to co- | * operate with our naval forces,” the Admiralty statement" declared. ~ PLENTY OF WHEAT eae den WASHINGTON, D. C., May 16—The action of the He ene even P “The American destroyers arrived at Queenstown,” : ! a ‘el mendié ; penne : ’ ie pose of raising the rate of pay, is accepted as a deliberate mo cig a He Bombre alge »\the Admiralty statement said. ; : the entire selective draft system pee Pate ; IN | 5. SA A at é “Rear Admiral Sims is in daily touch with the chief : Y Uns In the group of plotters are various elements, including 2 a ee oe ’ © of staff. paiinael earn ther en wow | inely opposed to conscript vantage, and timi 4 members afraic me sentiment, Even “The services the United States vessels are rendering “ "the allies is of the greatest value and is deeply appreciated.” WASHINGTON, May 1 When the Britisk ment was received, the Navy Department logan of stan It fell to my 5 ew days ago| President i OF BOARD OF RADE <%= We to speak fran to a lal wders UV) i detracking the Administrs programme tor hastil ® Chairman Dent of the ‘ REPORT OF U.S, WOMAN SHOT AS SPY DENIED <»: Lise ened r 14, when ful drumfire t when pay pre “Durir , 1 but te : $ c ne : Informatior ve . a ’ WASHINGTON, May 16 Published uw ‘ Aw i hk = ania eports fp come from ain of 1 ned , Swi at Mrs, Ka 4 An ws Cow ‘ would Ita an shot i the Italian ry aaa si over the ed re ae Miliukoft gaa as Foreign he ; : forward t of Russa Minister-—Kerensky New te what is requ 1 % ‘ : and : Head of War Office i! through this legation. 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BILL suse of Rep- | Fesentatives to-day in recommitting the Army Conscription bill for pur- ve to wreck those genu- ion, scheming politicians looking for petty.ad- Tammany, ding by the nks of those making an army House Mil ered evidence the Confer a second report ovision voted ult and pe nicated with the Senate and a_ hasty es was called the Senate was le voted t was ar planned fo this before fternoon and with provi t division ¢ rdered in Wood vate at s of 06 per —