The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1918, Page 1

“If It Happens In New York It ’s In The Evening World’’ Che “Circulation Books Open to All. dd 3 Open to All.’ | Copyright, 1918, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). — acer —— ONE Bhd ‘TWO CENTS. U. s. ‘ARMY TO BE IN BATTLE FROM NOW ON NEW YORK, MONDAY, MAY 13 “ Circulation Books Open to All.” at an 16 PAGES , 1918, GERMAN GUNS OPEN WAY FOR NEW DRIVE rr BAKER SAYS U.S. TROOPS WILL BE REGULARLY IN BATTLE ATH TO RASE 2000000 MORE... Fine » for Idleness in Any Form During War. fiecretary Makes Formal Denial of ,,...., Statement From Ottawa That '~4 some respects after statutes in effect | { American Forces Are to Be Held » iat oy. Waa Avs, ek Until They Reach Full Strength. WASHINGTON, May 13.— of Lord Reading regardi 1 France. He it American troops N. ¥., May 13,—The Rob- 4 oafing Bill, modelied in J Cowee bill, having the same general end tn view and resembling the Rob- {nson measure in many respects, was etary Baker to-day added his for- vetoed. pal denial to that ig statements as to the dispo- tion of American force: Ppposed to the statements and tha Uctively in battle and “in such wa Foch and Pershing ae | Bome officials in touch with the °° BRITISH AMBASSADOR DOUBTS STORY OF DELAY : IN USING U, S. TROOPS * The bill approved re directly podted mates from eighteen to Atty! } were being used | years of age, inclusive, {on by the Governor, to be “ha- quires all ablo- said the facts were after proc: | 4 s us meet with the approval of Gens : of the draft h Progress predicted that every ay f Class 1 would polors Qhis means more 4 to the turing th Rough! dered prima faci pédition nore « BE the in ot arok tner | Lord Reading Does Not I will t 1 ¢, in camp in t Was Issued With t n round: Jers to move t of War Cabinet eant nts on May 18, aie Hair Sop May 13 i some usef om and ee t azsage.of re the Brit- | those It of il : ish J mie rckout ard aim| German Claima “of Big > i ve ment fo iu on! BOY OF 3 KILLED BY AUTO, = cones iene pie sues) th nme ar 1 uld ne of an de nde mn LITTLE SISTER BADLY HURT Pent Saaapoet 1m dustrial Commis:| PARIS, Saturday, May 11-7 s rn Sut ves Int mite THe) | te campaign is Home Street-—Driver | p edad ni. erxipio: Government is aware of this jto fry ut th i jeorges Laygues, M n the measures | Marine, before the N. af r Robinson and] o¢ the Chamber o! t she ‘Governor but haa made the ¢ ef Ho said t 01 ble 4 | w to f pe Leygu | be reac “Although the made in re 7 by Vice Ad be some ques- | ¢ he nality oF both German Minleter of M e an #4Y is that Tam ; Measures vantage, how- 1" ea a “i n he said 600,000 tons of A v document | the be were sunk the Eliza! on on Pe | the Minister of homicide. British ‘ — LIBERTY BONDS DROP AGAIN Whird Ieane at New Low Record, 1 Ottawa, “St 000 BOKOS K KICKED ABOUT: WORLD ‘AO’ RESTORES THEM |: Manager Pick oan Certificates and Others Hold steadily i Liberty Loan 4 1-4 t Aste Gains a Reward. ,FooD RIOTS IN PETROGRAD, © See anys es Ane ihe 6 People Ristns Against Honger,| erty to wher and gained a reward i PARI w nag ¥ bro ' ¥ . ‘ ceived t Jou y ho bond 1 ’ 1 STAR GERMAN FLYER KILLED, | :», i k ent. Geigel Credited With Pifte $4 Aerial V . r ; | etitu AMSTURDAM, May 13.—Lfeut *l, @ star Bavarian airman, has be aa ued on the Western front, woo ording | Trust mie Gazette, He was cred: ment of thor tied mith ffteen aerial victorles Kratoghwill secs! ang Baright Orders Censns of AN Non-! of a t piles | Weskaie Lake | the It could not When tt b is thence Ved a reward of fae Bleadquarters - & Tho German alrplancs were brought and regularly engaged !n down behind the American lines on| ® wwful, useful and recognized) sunday, April 14, hy LAcuta. Allan 8. | rofession, y SSeRO NE ee trade) Winslow cf Chicago and Douglas | “sc GERMAN SUBMARINES SUNK AT FASTER RATE THAN BUILT, FRENCH MINISTER DECLARES ATTACK ANESI ia Rishi Pass Danger Zone Safely, Two G Planes Downed by American Flyers GOVERNOR SIGNS “Who Received French "War Cross fo + Dart 0 Wi ork ‘|: night in the Somme Valley and Albert sectors, also between Locon : and the Forest of Nieppe (Flanders front), says to-day’s official lean filers received War Crom for thelr achieve- | ean trained file «© brought down | enemy mact practically | merneber of th ttle remain oe te before Joining th ~ANERIAN SUIS nitea tonnage Lost GERMAN SPER ee has | Disproved by Leygues—Thous ands of Kill Officer ind Four Men-- Forced Out, but Return With Bigger Force GERMANS SEE goons RUSSIAN DOWAGER =. AND GRAND DUKES: Fee N ha 1 Alexander Heported ahh Made Ff 7 1 ved | re tw th tive A 6 I no! tb ” nh © RIDES STEED UP STEPS OF THE GAPITOL 10 TAKE HORSE SENSE T0 CONGRESS ACING| ESULTS ENTRIES, Page 2 Page 2 | eervauony Attacks Also Made on the Flanders «sides of the Avre River, southeast of Amiens. Ameriacn Alr Ser- | LN, AMERICAN AMY IN | ae ai —=5 PRICE ‘Two CENTS, BRITISH AND FRENCH TROOPS ~ UNDER TIEAVY ARTILLERY FIRE ON ENTIRE AMIENS FRONT Front, Where the Allies Yesterday Regained High Ground—Another Drive for Ypres Expected. LONDON, May 13.—German artillery was active during the statement. Paris announces active artillery fighting in Picardy, on both By frequent bursts of intenSe fire at unexpected points 1¢ Germans w offensive, War Council eon Arras tre attempting to confuse the irly ted, the British believe it ill come on the front be Allies as to the place it the official statement of t from Paris ert that the French Generad Sta‘t expects ‘¢ made toward the Ypres, which the Germans wich to take | ' t would stimuiate home ge in ¢ Britlkh wit not hold thé rulny tor spared to abandon the city when the betiey fa i id the proper price in flesh ara blood, sector of high ground near Vyverbeck River, north of N storied and captured by the French. Both Hill 44 ¢ Parm, wh Ly Clytte 'ch ile between aid Vierstraut, ere stormed and occupted, thereby giving the French valuable pusitious ¢ been fought for for severa! day et “SIX GERMANS TO EVERY YARD FROM LA BASSE TO YPRES Artillery Again -Active on Both Sides Avre—Prisoners Taken in Lorraine [FRENCH REPORT] of the PARIS, May 13.—Gen, Gaufois of the French Genera! Staff an it Information showed forty div (480,000 men) La Bassee Canal and Ypr x men to every ya ratio, he sald, is maintal ITALIANS REPULSE FOE SAYS TORPEDO HIT CRUISER AND HOLD MONTE CORN CONVOYING LABOR MISSION A wa od a TY WORLD TRAVEL BUREAU r y for the a frien did not state (rae an 1 Amerigan crueen nd Earoate Shevie 16 | wnoiney