The evening world. Newspaper, April 1, 1918, Page 3

—_ ot meena wma (THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 1 RSET MRR ITD 1 LLL and Special Correspondents. JUBILANT ROOKIES. | Dk SECOND DRAFT QUOTA RECRUITS STARTING FOR YAPHANK OF SECOND DRAFT tingent of 1,422, All for “Over There.” With cheers and smiles, THE EVENING WORLD in Reporting the War Has the News Service of the Associated Press, the United Press No Other Evening Paper in New York Has a News Service So Complete ‘ONLY ONE MOURN AT THE FUNERAL OF MME. STORCH “Coeur,de Mon Coeur,” Wai de Beville, Kneeling at Bier Under Guard. AOR ED TY BEG ET [ARMY OFFICER IES NIT OF HEART DISEASE IN WONDERFUL WO WORK ARMS OF HIS FIANCEE (if CANADIANS IN _ ARMORED MOTORS \American Made sie Maes a Great Help in Holding German Rushes. with mu- "Thou has set our iniquities bet BRITISH ARMY HBADQUAR. ete and salvos, Now York's first con- Thee, our secret sins in the Saal ey FRANCE, April 1 (Assoel- “li we Sagi iat atet ‘res®).—Canadian armored tingent to the second draft left this Thy countenance Dioh GAH WHUR Facldiivess wave morning for Camp Upton. The bls- | ¢ The hushed volee of the clergyman played an important part in checking gest bunch came from Boards Nos. 23) 7 | sounded in nom chapel the German rush. Up to the time of te 34 inclusive, Brooklyn, entraining 7 on Bast 36 Street as © whisper the present ba they were used but @t the Carlton Avenue station of the of an implacable Fate, whose ways tite In the last i tah these : he lare r P s cars, which made in Amertea, Leng Island Railroad, They were \% are beyond the ken of mankind to | ferfornied. valuable weak followed by the contingents from] +4 divine Mme. Despina Dadiveviteh uently they have held up large Dutchess, Putnam and Westchester] Storch, called by & rme “the bevtti- bodies of German troops on being Counties, P 4 Hi i bh babes the Turkish ; ate bee 1 ( » threatened parts of the % wy there with slim hands foldo¢ ront. Their presence has had a won a he departure of | 1 Far difforent waa the dep \¢ her breast and a single spray derfully steadying effect on the Brit the boys to-day for the camp than| % lilies matching the waxen whitene a tints that of last September. The business > of ‘the cheeks their p ule touched. One of these armored cars found it- of war was new to all at that time) 2 i had a co aes self In a certain village filled with ‘i : om|¢ quarters on Ellis Island on Saturday German infantry. All the crew were and thore were numbers missing from | ¢ j $|—aied white ahe awaited Sears Sikes WHE Te wlencaritor eb eee the draft boards, There were lag-| + . that would send her back to France driver and one gunner, When the wards and slackors. The business of PLOOGH GG HOP SRET ESSEC D MEET [to face a court on the charge of es capture of the car seemed certain the war is new to the recruits who went pionage for the German cause. | gunner took his rapld-Afer to the away to-day, but the spirit of the) Death had intervenod when only the | are nd, where he held off large num- boys showed that they reallzed the | walls of the red brick building in th bers of the enemy il the driver part their country must play in the| harbor surr ed her and not, per | was able to turn the automobile game across the ocean, haps, when but a gray wall in around. ‘This done, the machine gun In all 1,42@recruits left for Camp Up-! the dawn would be at hy tek was thrown Into the car and the tw ton, where the depot battallon had For a thou care in My alent j sped away nade ready for their coming. In th are but as ye when it Brooklyn train of ten cars were in- snd as a wateh in the night cluded che men from Boards | A fiat’ knell by the. alae. @F ithe and 82 from East New York. Every | p his hand 1 a gla street and avenue leading to the Carl- A arrier, and 1 “ ow wer ton Avenue station was jammed with 5 Hoy wet of vere, The situation was hopeless b o' | . Hunt. Q but the gallant Canadians were not men, women and children—me > Despina The \ Leroy Hunt. Quarter- | rue tne eae They aelsed spare sisters and sweethearts of the boys on| neo rhe} . } yne r a4 i Jat. ep 2 sliaves Ger-| Seizure of Siber Strategic called broke Department, National ArMY, harels of machine guns and che thelr way to become soldiers. | Carpenters Walkout at Nor-|Only One Man Killed in Bat-| War Department Believes Ger \ eiziiie Ores ie erian Strategic dit with slow r- | Wa en yesterday with an attack the Germans with these weapons: = trl sdomir tle. but Severs | Ke, Centre by Fi er Pri e ‘on, am if the ve olition that t of heart disease he had long feared, And Phey were of course no match for an poses i sine pred rr Neal folk, Portsmouth and Hamp- | le, but Several Are On =| ~=many Has Staked All on | Centre by Former I risoners | ue it ho Very volition that tote) tight the arian of his Mances, ‘Sion They were St course to tmatah for an an e scene ageail ‘i ne i 2 Spri S aig teported Unofticially jareee Fre oul could bring Color) startha Rahner, in her home at in e killed. which crowded the parapet above the| ton Draws Out Others. Wounded Roll. Spring Campaign, Reported Unoflicially. once more to those cheeks, as white | seferaon Street, Union Hil, N were tracks, coupled with the beautiful | = —e OO | AT on TAR iTON The ree |#% Petils of Liles | Lieut, Hunt learned lant fall that hi DITIONAL TONS spring morning and the blaring) NORFOLK, Va, April 1—A #t WASHINGTON, April 1.—Gen WASHINGTON, April 1.—Germany | w featbheecd ip 1 a . | “Despina — Despina—mu cherie!"| heart was affected, but he was maki (610, 0 bands, was inspiring. Some tearful] o¢ union carpenters employed on Gov-| Persh has added twenty-eight tak s fortunes on the spring Feat PEE Siberia, by (‘a4 the burden of hin cry acronw the) every effort to get to France and OF SHIPS 10 BE RUSRED faces were observed among the/ernment construction work at the| mame’ to the casualty ampaign, says War De rmank waa announced in’ the |Sulf of the Dark Gores EAU Ro cimlniiee SE) women, but amiles mingled with the|army and navy base sae mapedltion ; nena Waeklyicalaw ior: miliary pe summary | The man was Haron Henri de fe-| Would injure sear atien ten aso nepiniet ; 866 ay we ea " ad, only one man being killed in| i i t ol ratrnetislen she Nek icon” «to the army ph > i 7 tears. As for the recruits they w el orn Mi th | situation to-day, and the Allies and | 07a bs ho had xi j ont t nt by piy> |Government’s Immediate Program all smiles and good cheer. Not only|nayy ya : ‘ | “In sit the important strategic |honor, pride of race—ail for the sake He did hot think Als trouble 98 Combined C. were they on time; they were far] t the United States must be prepared] contre, trkuisk, haw fallen into the tol her who was ca alit igs Enlarged by 75 Combined Cargo ahead of time to show their anxiety | tn, P resh attacks at new points if the! han enemy and a hoatile de- beautiful.” He was brought from El Tieut. Hu is a graduate of ¢ and Transport Bottoms. to hurry and do thelr bit by the aides 4 fall to achleve victory in the tact elieved to number approxi- Island by two Secret Service offf- | Borde ntown, | (oy MUAPY, BORG ape WASHINGTON, April 1.—Spurred by of the boys already “over there.” On} Other classes of present ng mately 20,0 in full possession of |cers—for he is interned here RE nora See or Hoximent, the German threat on the west front, the train were 855 men. | began it Ag the German higher toa yn the’ town,” said the ing deportation France—and this) %4* dhl Nt a ea at mentite ie America’s shipbuilders to-day are speed- ‘An ovation greeted the train’s Bluff A e, of ; ° RAN DISher Commend, Apparen th af-|was his moment of parting 7 ay ‘der and. last summer obtained |!n& Work on cargo and transport bot- parture, and as J; slowly moved ou e 7 continues the statement, “is appar ted by German prisoners. in] “They are lke grass which grow- |, aan Ke eel to Plattsburg, {toms that more thousands of soldiers— of the tation the “rookies” crowded en nined to force a decision 1 houp. In the morning it flourish atore: Hin) ar Ldeut, Hume [and supplies to maintain them may be vindo: atforms and sent Aner { ‘| t Py ys Vand groweth up: in the evening | way connected wit sullman Com. |Tushed to Franc na jon to 1, back ringing cheers. Auses fies Wisin gcnein a 8 unable to do so, we must be pre- | made on mI men stood | PANY ; ie > Mina | Aevanty-fve 1 cargo and (rans- From the Bronx went 258 ; ‘A etaenliuap toroueRtate reports. N ut the had been enkagea They had [Ort bottome are being, rushed to ita ace Peo a On at pared, In case of his failure to obtain | 4 ; a he ments | Rahner. wh ne ey had the Shipping Boare ‘announce ing from the number. W a ma n the present theatre r ils of lilles so Wax Thea at ana lh Lea gt hw fife and 23) of operations, that he will attempt) PETROGRAD, M necessary to nit i 5 ie | simul y it was announced that nd a Ait u o a1 P pth h la r t v. KR, White’ Mr William Hunt No, 310 Mont- | tween the Shipping hed through t W further offensive assaults in adjacent | Luna om jan Chu they | gomer eet, de en ¢ Afministration has Bronx 1 v x] ar n. uy told the t 1 want jam, the clear- v4 i 1 / * as > : officers of the " apidly inc 140th r atest ¢ alty list is as “But despite the successes gained | be America Rovio, “a trang “BROUND GLASS IN FOOD or the supplies nue. The Br the Germans, ays the review, | §Po © appar i ergy of ‘ ine Shipping Board to- day announced ee ev AR penis 7 ibe ewe last offer just been Increns 1.000 deadweight tona streaming from a war ae a sone + t 1 Davidow nisin nee Mareh Land now embraces @ total colgn of vantage dows were LAW DMOND. 4 are able to manoeuy : ga abla and Mudra and a of LUG vessels. Of the total tonnage and the strects were crowded with | leaders retisod to Corp )POLD LOEUR, | t ave shown dt Wie on ena my otfloe Do vLitite Han Even he Med a Mialtionisen \ men, women and children eon he : hart iheet PM=' CALIFORNIA TRUE | ments of the past wee! o long will | us eagerly,” he sald H, COMUL de mor 1 " = a It was a happy bunch of ay re bah hit’ Privates CLEMENT RASON y elude t vemy rea Verticoe 7 Sicharids, (tie It Swallqwed YEAS FOR CURSING WILSON. tn the line of mare! tt Bix) Slag placing of American resources | titi ; nenwires to pre tha whieh nied WASHINGTON. April Rep. f - a were stiaded with grin Hs he pur- Lansley HERMAN HAHN 1 rvedly t disposal of the : ? 1 He o¢ ie " : hh : 4 ead, pose, as if h man wanted to get na WILLIAM E. MURPHY Allies is noted, and t tatement an- | aians Trots La RL hs " ' Ne va’ “over there” in a hurry and do his} ngiged In| PERCY C, SEAY. nounces that h of our tro 18 HALA AMINA adhe ter a ; sare ia akiee ' ely, DD nent of Ju bit for home and country. The con- | Norf ROBERT THILI, vave received suMicient training will aay Gur that thes] 6 be upon 1 estab! ' from ‘ ve tingent entrained on the Third Ave-| | The carpenters emt Ne oo Ne Severely y ounded: ussume a share of the burden nov 8 ot if guilty Thou the work of ¢ har uid ‘ ; puo at 19th Street and changed | ting 62 1-2 « B per hour | valian’ re by the F ch and WN , Gern , \ ' : ‘ Ane a at East ath Sire r the ferry to} a pnoox,| British Arm Pia eleaneere 1| siter Four unie ‘ : \ n od carry it to the waiting Camp Upt ©”) MACHINE GUNS | SET UP + Ha Weeks. pevicon o mentions that | ie 1 Is pouriny BOR aaa be os train at Long Island City | American troops are taking thelr | mer od and Meta into t My ‘s hark The only man ing was from IN STREETS OF UEBEG place in other p the lit nished 41 “ae habs BAA al 7 r ! Board No. 24, Br 1. His name leving veteran French unite wire : 3 P f s Lee Wing Fat. Chairman Chit - on emergency service. ley " ‘ be f { hay oO rh 2 ‘ re Ame an a © Hhanhe sf the bourd satd +7 4 anliea ¢ easy , ' rm fo . " * i ‘Schellenberg of the pours vald/Marlial Law to Be Declared If | ve ae rty-ve Yea oa a Ani-Draft Riting Bre ILSON TO OPER CAMPAIGN opRY" ae mageenceneg| Nha Notes W N NeW “ORY” FIGHT TO BREAK iM mle would dig him up and send Mim eB) Qeimp:, Apri 1.—Martial tow wa FOR LOAN IN BALTIMORE NO TRENCHES I IN PARK IN THE SENATE TO-NIGHT 84N ON RYE FLOUR ALSO. aS FC his way oe Igred' in Quebec by’ tornight, Ie —— ' He Sent to Aid Armies at rhe boys from the Bronx with the | nece ep down antl-conag B0 RT LO Food Board Korbids tte Une ms alnpent SE ree aeuniiaal ete norning appoare), Americana on fan Casualty! Expected to Dis Internationa 10 OM LIBERTY AN Elimit Ret SHvathtets tise Tos contingents si 4 At 1 t . the « nw a dint, 1 { - i # Dutchess, Putnam and Wes er, |to have th ation well in hand. There) Gon, we, following | Develoy in Addre 5 From } \ as well as Long Island Cit 1 ng last n nen a y day 1 Satu . ADL r 867 in th m te ton, ‘ " : er ANY. A see them ac A t : ; " ! and Fife MeGinly, Det s ‘ r 1 ni « tsburgl J Bound daltin Bronx furn ! JJ. Cummings, W mu parture, Most ‘ E Lawren war V jecid ' n telved thelr Ln ae shns, Spokane, Wash will also ¥ ~ towns and the loc h ; IE H. McKibben, Cle ational, A * i ‘i \ 0 S ed only by thelr ) 8 —_ li. Romans, Denver, ¢ 1 : ; . LOYALISTS TAR TEACHER. LT astrt ~~~ | GAUSED BY AUTOMOBILES “ne occas bess int rhe ee | LOST IN GERMAN DRIVE 22°." ing hel tna the ane | Lib 1 1 BRITISH I ITALY ARE pew York CY 04 Nt) wana, aap aes lte 3 Shows Alarming Jump speak it it 1 SENT TO NEW SECTOR) © over rigures of a Year Ago, en * aie - Mooaralia t | et fh " ' " ‘ Have Winged 83 Enemy Airplanes | tional Hughwa {Bost fallen {n nds tives ne Allied Bi TH ; lie Jsued to-day was a big jump in , ne ; Since They Went to Relief ieee rain bile nceldenta fn 1 thelr positions and | Geema Husain ott IRISH DEFY CONSCRIPTION. of Diaz's Forces. New York Cit ew Jersey Map g abandoned during th ° ‘ 1 ‘ : A ul the Tt th of Mar wooden bullding. two large tents and a| PRTROGRAL : SENATE ASKS ‘SLICKER’ LIST. sattonntines Witt Hestee to Demet LONDON, Tel statement York City persona were quant Press), Germany has issued Says Devitn ten front,” says ae aaa erate me lutited by automobiles, 27 children under| Five ed to th paper money in the pled Russia a Calls for Names of Non-Comt jasued last nis LBL ibaa yours of age. Trolleys caused \!sh ¥ been lost WO Tt » dendminatior 1 ue ‘emai Pes , state OMecen holding the Montelo section, were re- Rian pia da Ree * As ; 5 ake dos | tent c ; Chivago-St. 4 ba i i tat Post Ag ae ' Heved in the middic of March and Jit i’: jutomobile killings during and two, were dam. | Fubles, one ruble and smaller aimou ’ 4 ince have taken a new sector oD the 1). corresponding month last year r aur-Marne wae dams | 200 Maney is emittc 4 toda tl 1 Thoma 1 ‘ a 1 siago plateau, Our flying Corps — pwenty-t persons were killed by nbs. Bank of Commerce and Industry Seana ABE st) dagen to fu " na : . 1 ince its arrival in Italy, has destroyed automobiles in New Jersey and two by casualty among the Y. M- Posel. ‘The face bears Inscriptions ia eee ann ae een oe La Ai ipletelt bal et haa [DreAi jn. dhell) Seal. the. Hl ighty-:hree enemy machines and lost trolleys, as against 14 by automobiles ston’ GP drendeli; previously | German, Polish, Lithuanian and Lot- | Bya'chicago. provided. suitable landing | duty here, The resolut F i hae papas laa ” and two by trolleys in March, 1917. killed by « shell, tiab, with no Ruswian word, fields can be found in the two cities, ewivel Won Of conscription to Ireland, | alickere” and