The evening world. Newspaper, May 1, 1918, Page 1

Fi (Habe amesicansuave | ARE YOU ONE OF THEM? WEATHER—Fair To-Morrow. “If It Happens In New York Fun Re INA LL , it’s In The Evening World’ Che il Y | ‘EDITION 1" Circula ion Books Open to All? | “Cireulation Books ‘Oper ft to “All.” | eg nn ae pa "PRICE TWO CENTS. Camper tt the efi NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1918 20 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS. HAIG SAYS HIS LINE CANNOT BE BROKEN; | -MONDAY’S CHECK WORST YETFOR GERMANS ———_<¢ CAPTAIN FEARLESS GERMAN PLANE ah sa lai | UBSCRPTIONS 10 WIN QUT. CRASHED ON sP AMERICAN FLYERS Tells Story of Thritt and Pershing’s Former Chaut- Rescue of Passengers. feur in Thrilling Battle: Nation’ Toa Now $2500 REUSE TO MDCT NCCES. fee sh 814,600; New York Dragging PARTRIDGE CLUB INQUIRY ens Hae wee ng08 tong ag, |: WITHTHE AMERICAN ALMY 1S S, FRA c 1 sda »¢ Along at $614,600,000. Mivealhiass 4e:dh teen Gin Soaak at aie E, 1 At A : : Grand Jury Réfises t to Return Bills} Liberia and. her twenty passengers, was troup DISTRICT FAR BEHIND. at Request of District —[et#ht of whom were women, Were | inst night b _ Attorney landed after an exciting encounter z Hall of To-Day Is “Police Day,” and |with a U boat, Capt. Thomas H.! Fleven of the gambling cases pre V.— Rickenbacher > Beard stood calmly on the bridge 5 Ci é by tie Distric ttorney'’s office O., after a All Members of the Force Ar2 }parea vy Natrict Attorn Wille @ict andl abell ware, poutea 08 at scrinti in it long crusade went glimmering line on the Tow for Subscriptions. tn tte \ orty- 8, ait Out P to-day when the Grand Jury, after his ship for forty-five minutes, : The American flyers first WASHINGTON, May 1.—The ees deny Nanaian te ith all eam on raced f total subsoriptions as announced by the Treasury to-day were §2,- 509,814,600. All records for number of sub- us scribers ware broken tévday when victlons ee a : Prominent among these “pet case T howed that ases” | siende ; ia asury tabulations sho was thet of George Young Bauchle, lender and wiry and immaculate tu ~KEMMELMIAY BE DEATH TP -+— Thirtaen German Divisions of 156,- 000 Men Used Up in the Dis- astrous Battle of Monday—Allied War Council Meets. LONDON, May 1.—‘“The enemy's effort to break down the resistance of the British Army undoubtedly will fail, if all continue to show the resolute and determined courage characterizing the Nineteenth Division,” Field Marshal Haig declared to-day, in a } general order congratulating the Second Army. Other divisions congratulated were the Ninth, Twenty-fifth, + | Thirty-first, Thirty-ninth and Twenty-first. made a report the enemy machine over the Ar rocks of the Banana Islauds can lines. Lieut. Rickenbacher rather than permit his vessel to ful known as an automobile racer in th “linto the hands of the G to | United States, swept over the Ger man and opened fire with his in chine gun, while Capt. Hall, form a member of the L: drille, darted behind the also opened fire. The be transformed into a raider, Capt. Beard is " French tfoops last night improved their positions in the approximately 12,000,000 p: * President of tho Partridge Club, the |@tes# Seven times during the war desperate attempts to and 1 » ‘ have bought bonds of the third | organization on which the Prosecutor's | 54S oe eet oe turned the fire of the Americans,| * neighborhood of Locre, west of Mount Kemmel, on the Flanders attention was focussed for has his in | twhee pas several bullets piercing Capt. Hall jain fesue. Official returns show that every State in the Minneapolis district has exceded its quota, and unoffi- cially district managers claim every county has made the same ae front, the War Office announces. The British rushed German ‘posts in the Meteren sector and took prisoners. A local German attack on one of our posts in the neighbor- hood of St. Julien (three miles northeast of Ypres) yesterday was repulsed by machine guns. All the news from the front indicates that the defeat of Mon- day was the worst yet suffered by the Germans. under him, To even - | has participated in the U ts, He wear al of the D, &. O work at sen, the s: presented to trip at Fre record. There were no o otal CALL FOR 8985 MORE oe oft ane, mony wit res m figures to support the San Fran- | thur Lloyd, Prest¢ Board] | : ' llied War ( | is meeting to-day at Versaille: cisco district's claim of having | DRAFT MEN FT MEN IS ISSUED * of Mi ons of the Protestant-Hpisco-|'? Pe i ied War Council is meeting to-day at Versailles, prob- passed the 100 per 5 . hurch of No, 1 Lex! nree oa when and where the Allied counter-offensive wil! begin. With four days | nw New York. He t prove the beginning of the counter-drive of Gen. in Flanders, where the fighting is entirely number of subscribe 000 more than the 9,500,000 of the second loan, and nearly three times the 4,500,000 of the first loan. Under the stimulus of the active canvass of the next few days, and the “Buy Another Bond” movement, the Treasury hopes to raise the subscription roll to the 20,000,000 sought by Secretary McAdoo, and total sub- scriptions to a billion or two be- yond the $3,000,000,000 minimum. The extent to which Americans abroad are subscribing is indi- cated in despatches to the State Department which said in Shang- hai they had taken $606,950 and to sent to Twenty-T wo In- tor Training in Me- anical Studies April 6," TON, Muy 1—A call for| morning we sig a| starboard watched yoat attack en German diy y smashed by the ft 136,000 men, it is now established, when von Arnim dasned them hope- eéssly against Haig’s tines nd Mont Kemmel. These include the tinést German divisions, among them several oi the tamous Guards of Prussia, so that the Kaiser lost quality as well as quantity in tile futile attack Unle top may be Is How committed to an at tempt to pu nd ¢ he whole chain of hill | TENT OF THE BRITISH REPORT. Following is the text of fo-day's War Office al draft men was the Provost Marshal ent to twenty-two ine ed throug ‘or a two months’ c the various me or outposts have met and mist The captain or of which the ship w carrying and headed for ana Islands, eleven only land visible i push on beyond Mont Kemme! the hill- ip. The ene | will Jand chauffeur smiths, sheet 1 ement tn Mexico City $350,000, | mechanic 9, carpen “A local atlack made by the enemy yeste mM one of our Neo | dio operators, con workers and} lee ( in the nei ineege New York is not supposed to believe | telegrs They will be unassigned i me i hii ne-gun in miracles; but nothing short of a unt the completion of their Posts helt by or were rushed | course miraculous shower of Lie will mek ty “ITHREE HEALTH OFFIIALS Whi eo". INDIGTED ON BRIBE CHARGE Thove rumored twelfth-hour blo of millions which the man in t 5 on Graft Inve dd Men Not ir troops dur were secured . — \ | | 1 tt ! 1 RUSHING TROOPS ABROAD ’ Premier Clem furoed from the fronk 188,378; : Breer has whispered about during th Aisappointing days must now become slipped acro: ~ eral Rewrv lee New York ¥ ; At 11 o'clock to-day New Yo ecriptions, to the loan » 600,000—an {ncrease over night An April Record the anne figure yeste the dist $26,900,000, To achieve the minimum qu Saturday New little less amount each diy, 6 The following \ registered with the Bond Depar t the Second Federal Reserve Wank ©. hay. WMutual Life Insurance Company dditiona! ,000, 2 Brothers, $500,000, » Weld & $45 = Funk & Wagnalls Co, WORLD ADVERTISEMENTS Mien LAST MONT 31.472 [ook KAISER ON FLANDERS FRONT “iteitBaitrcia || Us & SEIZES ALL WOOL : MAKING FLAMBOYANT SPEECHES Von Arnim Brings Up New Troops and Is Ex- pected to Make Another Attempt to Flank Ypres. 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