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NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1917 TWENTY PAGES. cr.wT la Greetee hw Terfc. Twan I OtMf v. T. state, fa IIICUSAIIDS CHEER .3 jAD CO PLEADS TOR LIBERTY LOAII T.o Meetings Urged to CcaThat First War Offer-inj Is Oversubscribed, CI O.CCO.CCO.CCO YEAR'S NEED Must Ot as Prompt as the Younj Men Who Vitl Civ Their Lives.

Secretary Says. the world's enemy CxoMirf Ht Wl- la Cwrepe. Half ef Aminci'i 1253.000.000.000 Wewid Our P. an tarn. V.

l. MtAdoe, ef tba Tt-aury. pleaded villi New Terk last night, at Cooper Union ant at Carnegie Halt, fof the Immediate inscription end er-substiriptlot 1 af the User Speaking an the eve ef r-wtrat day. mula tha feeling af a rMr v. )e thre sops hat already u'isie in tiro's force, ha begged th people) tk country ho can put rrn lw um not let lh (rnini t.iada thtir money fall Mn lh ra4iaea mt the youag man wh going ta gv their Uvea." Tnih audltorlume were crowded.

ema.iad with e-4irn af dlffareet a cbAractrr. feat alike In tha ibia which they gr ta tha appeal a r-r eir-p-at if tha feat km and for tha i hirst i toe I tha war must be raa' itd till ij'rmii awrerravy 1 put aut ef hs VI. et tha probable I lea U.1I.. of ilar within tha d-e'H'-d the reliability af Xu 1. ai tineetir.rNt, protested una af Various in ta thmeetae ta 14 for tha i i' a we'fare.

ar4 erg4 tia peed af i ntita ta eentrthutiowe In order ta fa i 1 ui, tha mniirt tha war an4 glva tha fmt warnln af national r.i.rr fr-t pri parity In i. vrr aa a af war "If tbia war laata tw.lva ha "aivt I pray-that i it Mr)r loa-aa4 rt won't I'nrrMii p4a nrranlaa IbrtJ on. I I'll aaKklf Un tha a'raM w'U hav mora I aufht to hava." 'irA t'X a MWh. whVh wim alight ha 4rlirMl at Coowar Union I 1 at Crnrf llaU. waa la part MR.

McADCXS ADDRESS. i.wi'iiBtfynwa: Whataar dlN thrra mar hava ha about thla t'fira It haan. thla la aa tlrha ta ihrm arf think af lhm. Taur rM.ntaila la Cancraaa, aftr hav '-n ttif-fn4 hr tir rrMTit af lnlnL a-ilarrd. iff iv vitanimniif (Ml, ttut tha rlchta i iibrii af th paapla hai fit In -prrTj by th araaktta a f'-rti p.r.

Tha fact that It rmniitt4 rt'aaijr aa'craaaiona American rr'l. that It haa auh-t4 thla rtim ta Indlfnltlaa an4 which na aalf-raapactlnc nation I afford ta arvlara. that war haa "iit4. n4 that wa ara la It. waaaa arr cltiarn.

ta mattar what hta ar artdn. tM faaJty ta tha RaM. a hour af Int ai4 trial hara. I that wr Aamvta ettlaan. orary fratrnta.

tpoa4 ta tha call a country ta thla rrtala. lhra ta aaly awa tljlna ta 4a. an4 ta ta rmob 1 1 1 ta rsanlaa, tba at thia Ktion. Oar country la -4 la a rihtwua war ac4 wa tnuat 'it a.ir paaar a tffactlvaly that wa l.rtnc thla Karribta carnaaa la ia ta aa an4. far aauuUty'a aaka, aa aa aakloua ta ami tha i af 0ctnan4 aia wa ara la n4 aiuhtr af CMjllak aa4 rranch I an4 IlalaTtna and Barbtana I I (ur hoarta hla4 aa much tha wiJowa aM arphaaa af ana aa af anoijiar.

Tha aoanar wa tha crima aiaiaat aiIIiMtloa tha -r aiv.i atat tha acrtfica af tum lla a4 tii aa af Antor. iirur. i4 tha aoanar wa ahall Ma ta ra-aaUhilah paaca, llherti I i thrwisoaut tha aarM. -raa Faaala'a rrtaa4. ior wa ml araalva.

nrat al witl anothar artat i (or thi wa hava. throughout Mrr, atartaiaa4 liothlnf but i.x nta af frlituUhi. Thar la ta AriM-iUaai lort faallac ta tha Uarataa poopia. Wa ara haa. i ar4 aur war la with, tha autoe mt lrmnji.

a oillllary autocracy taa too unna paota 4onio4 than Uharty. 4 thm from anjojrtng tha hlraa iimi 1 iajr Owl -n An.f ati at tla cotin-l i' rtaunna an4 haa a aita of Ihia Krr.t confiifll i ta aur pooar and in taror af -inay aa a.il aa for avry tr.a la aomotrary an4 aalf. rannot ho hurla4 w.f iivo will of any In j.i Tr aa4 4lihraun oa of ti tr rr.i,inTM. Thay i't to ahall ha f-ra ta othar honorabla oar. If I tn fr.at na i.nlar olf with aa-4i r.ir.Miiutiif bmllaM, Ilka of itm I nno4 atabaa ao Uiat if of rat.

ar aar aroaa, thay' i ti. oouM aaaraa tha wronta, I whalhar ar not tha to laat ai-awa raarv 4 raao. to frlan4a. 4 you tha worl. mr youht ha I It.

n-Khar mk of lltoaa ooloaaal a ii. at la now boil if parpatratad t.ii.o.oity i lft only ana danforoya io aatM, an4 that la i ft toa i carman Kalaar. i.m.t an4 da .4 tha world ta to ha mada hWmi I ow fane 3. Clinttt Vict fmlitrd Out; 1 President Appeals for Order IAN rnxSClBCO, Junal iVlca rraaldaat Fana Xwo-Chanf hand ad hi rlnatlon ta rraaldent.LI Tuao Itanc today, accord tn to a cabla gram racalrtd hara by Una Chlneaa world. 1 Tha aam maaaafa' announcad China' rraaldant had laauad a praoa Umatlon calllnf en ait opposing fac tlona to unlta and at-taring hla ewa nautrality In tha tntamal trouhlaa which hava apparantly apllt tha ra-publlo.

A MOT. China, Juna 4, AHhoufh ratationa with tba Pakina Oovarn tuaat hava baan brokan eff bar and martial law haa baan proclaimed, no dlaturhaacaa hava occurred. An ainUabl aatllamant of the contro varay In aapactad by both part lea, ao cord in ta declaretlofie VIEI111A WAR AIMS ARE ALL FOR GAIN An Indemnity, Territory from 1 1 i i 1..1 .1 ii I naiy, ana uoniroi oi me oii kins Are Some lit. Thcmr WOULD NOT RESTORE SERBIA Gorman Delegates at Stockholm Not Optimistic on Berlin Is Watching. COPKNHAQE-N, June (via London.) -AurtroIIunarUn public opinion," aa rntarpreted by the of tidal Auatrlan TelaBTaphto Correapendanca Bureau la a purport in in amroarlsa the reeulta of praaa dlaouaalon ot the Luai ilenarchy'a war alma, aenarally aupporta tha propoaal ef 'Count Caartn.

the rorclcn Mlnlnlar, for a peace with out aaneaaliont aa far Jtuaala la con earned. -yj It aaacrta. howavai. tlui opinion la ei poaad ta the rratoratlon o( Durhla aa tl-at natluti etilatrd btfore tha war, and damande tha rctmtlo.t ef. Monuncgro'a mountain fortreaa, LevcKott; the craa tlon of it aulornonnuit Albania, depend ant upon Auatrla-ltunt ary the eaten alon of tha frentlere at Itaiy'e eipanaai tha aatahllahmont ef a llalkan ruatorna.

union, danandant uton Aualrla-llun farr, and aoma form Indemnity which will racouipanae-the monarchy for the tmmariaa eoata ef the war and brln about the eeonomle teMvat ot the co'intry. i M'-- fm'if Wlh tho -nathnda Of Jiiirau. hli-h la an r- uclal naarimant of the Autrllun Kirian-'or-in Office apttln forth opinio. i. have no hoaltatlon In laaina i ma aummarr aa a atatemani oi i cunt t'aernln a vlt.we eii paaco larma, thiia making It evident that hie edaa-aion to the formula of "peace without eitnea.Oone appliea toward lluaata The dantanda raaardlng Italy re phraaae aa Increased and adoquata protoetlon aanlnat renewed Italian Inet ef avureaalon tha extent, demand ad hr the Auatre-iiungartait military a fane, which la another way of etatlng ha formula of Archduke Frederick.

hn ha waa etlll Uanarallaalmo of the Itnpartal Artnv and at tha height of hie In the Trent Ino offanaive. that the otijart waa the naccaaary eilenalon or ine mnnarrny rrnntiar. Raaardlng tha euatnma anion, the auminary adopt tha ractnt', atatement of the Vlaund Xeua Krai a I'raaan re earilme maaaiirra to a.aure Ati.trta- lluneary'a roniinorclal llhorty and rjgbla oi nevigatigii oi tno Lanuue. DELEGATES NOT SANOU1NE. i Aasoclate ef SchelJemann Feari Peace VWIU Not Result.

STOCKHOLM. June 4. (Via Tha daUgaUe of the German Majority Boctallau to tha Boclatiat Conference, who have arrived hero; are, bealde rhtl- tp Bonaldetnajtn, err en Baaaanbach, Chert, Molkenbuhr, Placher, Leglea, Itaoar, and Hermann Holier. They coma hoping for 'the beat, 'but with no treat eptlmlam, to judge from the word a ef Ilerr aiolkenbuhr, a veteran member of tha party' KsecuUvt Com' nHiH. In an Interview with a corre pondent of The Aaaoclattd rreea Ilerr lolkenbuhr(aald I fear that peace will not reault from the Htockholm but the whole world want peace, and we eeme to aa whether there la any chance of aeourlng II here, liven If we do not auoceed, hall perhapa hava kept the peace move inent aUva." The Oerman leader wa told that the Dutch and 8candtnavlan datege.ua did not think that the rehabilitation of Iiel glum came unaar tno tarm Indemnity, and waa aaked what waa hi attitude on Ihle quaatlon.

lie rei'liad that that waa probably on af the thing to be adJuat ad at the general paace eunforence. ilerr alulkenburir danlad thai the Uertnang had an- part In bringing about the atorhholm ronferonca. anl added I liut If the Amarlcana, J-ingllah, and Krrorti will not believe the oaaerllotia of the Intra, mambera. they will not believe ua either." yt CONFERENCE ABSORBS BERLIN. Pan German? Preie Violent In cuisine, Peace Mietlnx.

eaaetel caMe ta fas New Tone Tiat aa. AMdTUHDAM, June 4. Not ror a long time baa any subject rnonopollaed ao much apace In the Uertnan preae aa the Stockholm peace conference la doing at the present Every paper pub. It aha column after column of telegram on the subject, and It haa become the standing topic leader writers. The Tan Oerman press Is writing' violently against It.

They apparently fear that by tha Intercourse of the Oerman noctaltata with tha HoeUliete af neutral and enemy oountrlea tha Oerman representatives may learn aomsthlng that haa been hidden from Germany and later spread It in tha "atherland. It la tha Fan German newspaper chief medicine for tha Oerman people these deya that the Entente nation are tired of war and starving, in uaion politically, and eagerly desirous o( peace, a thot anything contrary a that, bmucht from Htockholm, would be very unwelcme. The French Ooernmenta decision hot Coatleaed 'Paigre '-4. oaaUT'waUVeraTiso aSe, tea ease ef at glaaa-eteppared eettlea xA4w '-iH iJJ ,1 GERMAN WIRELESS OUTFIT IN MEXICO SENT FROM HERE Police Discover Apparatus Was Secretly Bought In New York by Spies. aif PARTS SHIPPED SEPARATELY American Agent of German Gen eral Electric Co.

Held as 'Alleged ALL, HIS RECORDS SEIZED Sailers on teandlnavlan Liner Bribed to Smuggle Letters Over 'The shipment of quantities of wireless apparatus to porta In Maxleo, with the object of erecting several wireless eta tlenato flash to Qsmnsny Information gathered, by spies In. this country, waa discovered yesterday by Tollca Captain Tunney and Federal official, who have In custody the three men arrested on Sunday for maintaining Ta secret mall service for Oerman Herman Frnke, 41 rara old. an engineer of 202 Thirty-first turret, Iirooklyn. was arrested lute last night by Lieutenant Buaby or the bomb SMuaa ana tocaea up in roure jieau-quarters, rharged with conspiracy In violating tho Federal ahd postal laws. Thla la the fourth arrest In the mall plot eaV He will he arraigned today.

It haa been reported that at least one wl rales station powerful enough te send meeaagea ta Oermany la In operation In Mas Ice. and Federal official believe this explains tha fact that Uermaliy re reived news of the movements of the Amerioan deatrayar flotilla Immediately after Its -departure from tha United Tha belief that the men now under arrest are part ot the organise, tlon which has been advising Oermany concerning American naval movement waa voiced yeaterday by Commlattloner Hitchcock In holding the prisoners heavy ball. Ha this country: had dispatched a flotilla wL warships across the Atlantic, the news jof their departure and their point of destination waa sent 'to Oer many at least foirr daye before the ar rival of the ships on the other slWe, and I believe that touniKi for tha ilovem ment hea it in mind that thla may he part and peroel at the same In the circumstance I fed called to fix heavy bail." The names ot tha men arrested by Cap tain Tunney on Sunday were not an nounced until yeaterday. The first waa Harry Pertssl. New York represent tlva of tha Allgemelne-Electrlcluta-aa sellachaft, or Uertnan Qeneral Ulectrlc Company, one of the moat powerful cor poratlons In The aeooml was Irving Ilonaparte, a employed by rerlssl.

The third waa Axel K. Mslchar, a saloonkeeper of 14 Cast ISSd Htreet leariaai llaaae far Although, ha Is an American dtisen and haa never before been mentioned in connection with German plots, 1'arUal Is considered by the Federal officials and police to be tha moat Important agent of tha Oerman Government who has been arrested sine Captain Fraaa von Rln telen waa taken Into custody. From the letters and paper which have been aalaad. It aoueara that hla office a.t II battery 1'laxe waa tha clearing house for Information obtained by German spies In this country, Mexico, and (South Amerlue. Tba evldonoa in the ha.nda ef the federal euthorlUaa ahowa that re porta of these spies were smuggled to r'erUst by seamen who had been bribed on ship from Mouth America.

From hare the information waa iramamltted to Uermeny. Ieriaai la thought to be tha man who directed the plana for aendlng the parte ror building powerful wtrcleaa station to Mexico. tiucument were found showing shipment of electrical appara tua on AVatii Line and other ship during the last two monltta. The parte were ahlpped aeparately, and over different llnea, ao Uiat the shipment might atiDear to have litu to do with nne an other, and-ao that a alnsle ronslanment might not sniuu the auluhn that It waa intended ror tne equipment of transatlantic Wireless dsuot. Psrlssl had twe otfloee in the build Ing al 17 Uettery I'laco, with hla awn name on the door.

In the lease ot the suite, however, deaarlbed himself aa the New York repreeontatlve of the German Oeneral Klectrlc Company, and that name ie glvrn In the elevator directory of the building. The police began to make Imiulrlea about Pertssl several day ago, It was learned at the building) and to watch him carefully. Thoy loutul that he or hla agenta had dally Interviews with sailors, on ships hound tor Scandinavian porta or for Mexican and (South American porta, lie wa arrested with bis clerk after It had been found that he had induced aallors of the Uergensfjord and Krlsttanlafjord ef the i Ncwwaalan-Amorlcan I4ne te agree to deliver paokata of lettera to German agenta in Norway. All Hla rapes if'J; After the axreat of Perlaat, all of the papers In hla office were aefaed by Cap tain Tunney. Many of thee ara In and are now being deciphered.

It la believed that tTtey will throw a strong light on German intrigue now In operation in this country. Both the police and Fadrral officials are very guarded In what uiy say. i Captain Tunney 'aaid. yeaterday that It was Inadviaable to give out many datall of the plot now for the reaaon that a large number of arrest a were Ull to be made. When Captain Tunney we -ked If it apnea rod that the plot tare had other mathod of rommunlcat Ing Willi Germany bealdea that af brio Ing sailors on Scandinavian ships to carry mall, ha said: "TITey had Iota of other methods but 1 caa't say what thay ware at preweaU" Uetecttve Sergeant Barneta brought to Police Headquarters yesterday a young German mtmsd Ferdinand -1 Inn lea Adam of boa VNaat ll'lli HI ror an em ploys of I.

K. i-'r or up A dnlara In csrhon and ehemkele at ZKt Green wlrli Htreet. Adams as souaht after the police, had Inveatlgated the ship inrnt of eome wlrrlaaa apparatua which had been placed on hoard of a svard liner for a Mexican port, but was taken off the ship again when It waa suspected that it waa Intended to fit cut a German wtrelee plant in Mexico, Adams asserted ha was the eon el a faUaae4 an 20 Franc Designates Jof ft to Work with Pershing PATHS, June 4 Marshal Joffra haa been designated by tha Minister of War to continue hla work, begun tn Washington, of assisting to organise American participation In tha war. lie thera'fore. be the representative of tha French Oovern ment In co-operating with the American Commander, Major Oeneral Pershing.

Lieut. Colonel Fabry, aa Chief of Staff, and Lieutenant De Tessan a Aid, both members of tha French War Commission to the United State, will continue with the Marahal. rWhen Oeneral Pershing reaches Parts be will be received by M. Vlvl- anl. Minister of Justice, and Mar ahat Joffra, and will be escorted -through some ef the principal street ao that Partlana may have an opportunity to aee the dlattnguiahed American soldier.

BRUSPEHEADS ARMIES OF RUSSIA Succeeds Alcxieff, Who Resigns Gurko Appointed to Command Southwestern Front. KIEV RIOTERS SHOT DOWN Authorities Turn Guns on Muti nous Soldiers Loyal RegU ments Restive at Anarchy. PRTnOOllAD. Tueaday. June 5, (via London, WJenersJ Michael V.

Alexleff. Commander In Chief of tha Jlusslan Armiea. has resigned. Oeneral Hrual loff. Commander In Chief of tho Armies ot the Southwestern Front, has been appointed to succead htm.

General Otirko, commander on the western front, replaces Urualloff on tha southwestern front. General Alesleff waa appointed Com mender In Chief on April IS, soon after the retirement of a rand Duke Nicholas from thai post. General Urualloff re octitly resigned from hla position as Commander In Chief of tha Armiea on Uve Southwestern Front, but withdraw his resignation after a conference at Aaejeehy lav she CnpltaUaH4.wa-''4 Naaaui r.tta to Tua New Tons Tims, June a. tbispatch to The London Morning Poat.V-Kronatadt and Schusselburg republics Still maintain their Kronstadt. Indeed, haa now Issued Its defiance to nuaala and tha comrnlssary of tha nominal Rus sian Oovern ment 'he abandoned the Inland.

A the fortress of Kronatadt la provisioned for several yearw, and to entirety In the bands of tha revolution ary troops, such officers aa ar left alive ther 'are' meetly tn confinement. There are there the' only dry docks large enough to take, modern fighting ahlps. but otherwise tha place haa no particular Importance nowaaaya. Kronatadt'a independent Republic ne threaten to send a ship up to Patrograd to relnaute tha German agont Lentne, whose popularity, latterly haa been on the wane. Tha represented by Ianine la, however, incroaaing In strength, and effort are being made to hold new elections In th Council of Workmen's and Doldiera' Delegates to secure an executive atUl more Oeemano phlle than lb preeent officeholders.

AnarchlsU, whoae numbera la Pe- trograd are believed to be 11.000, have paraded the principal strseu of the cap ital tour tlmea within the laat few days, carrying, black. bennere and fully armed. Street corner meetings ere held, and there have been street shootings oa two nights as a result." but In general these organised are unmolested Serious trouble la expected on' Tuesday, when a general strike will be de clsrsd. Many factories In Petrograd, Including war munitions' works, have eloaed down from Inability ta pay the extravagant wages demanded by tha all -conquering workmen. Oa the ether hand, many regiment a ar very dlaaatlafied with the eftuation and are especially hoettle to certain training cadre reglrnenlg which persistently decline to do anything ex cept loaf about th street.

number of these cadre training troop la now, eonsldsrably less thsn one-third what It waa when the Petrograd revolution out Moreover, very considerable bodies of loyal troops era now in tha vicinity of tha capital. It la a curious fact that throughout and since the Petrograd revolution the Bus-alert artillery has given no signs of life either by deed or word et the front. During th fraternising folly the artillery waa severely handled by the Infantry tor firing upon their Oerman brothera every time they came within The strike la being organised on the llnea made, familiar tn Meaeow la lOtxV, namely, armed desperado fanatics ara compelling various classes of labor to coma out whether they want te or not. Tha food supply Micreasingly precarious, so much ao that many people drag mattresses to tha shops and apend tha nUht waiting for food In comforU An atmosphere of terrorism has been trod need by rumor of contemplated pil-aglng and looting, totise-tonouse -visitation. Ac, during the next three day.

On the other hand, there I some ground for hope that ome dreatlo maeaure will length be taken Ui reatore the confidence of Uia public. At Kiev the Gov. ernment authorities have frankly abandoned method of exliortation and par-auaalon- for the rough and ready meana familiar and effecilv under the old regime. Thr provocation waa fully adequate. Same three thousand man were returning to the front, and started rioting at large all over the city.

They were arrested by representatives oi authority snd gathered In one They found thmsels superior In number to their esptots, and promptly attacked them. Th authorities brought out machine futui and dealt with these ne'er do wells. iigure ef the number or proportion, of returning deeerter have yet been published. Russia, however, has Cwatlaoee mm S. PROHIBITIVE TAX PUT ON WHISKY IN REVENUE BILL Impost of $20 a Bushel on All Foodstuffs Used Means a Levy of $5 to $9 a Gallon.

IMPORTS ALSO FORBIDDEN Senate Committee's Action Will Stop All Distilling 1 to 3 Years' Supply in Bond. STEP TAKEN TO SAVE FOOD Commutes Decides for Fist Tsx on Advertising, Dropping Increstes In Postal Rates. ft rial la th A'eui I'e'fc J'lmea. WASHINGTON. June 4.

A prohibitive tax on whisky, amounting to 13 to 19 a gallon, was adopted as a part of tho War Itevenue bill today when the Senate Finance Committee decided to Impose a tax of l-0 a buahel upon all grain, creal. or other foodatuffa uied in manufactur ing dlatllled spirits for nan aa haversgra. This is In addition to the present tax of 1.10 a gallon on the liquor Itarlf. Increased taxes of .13 a gullon on mo-leaaea, syrups, and aiibalitutaa. ual In distillation for beverago purpo.ea, alao were agreed upon.

Permits for exportation will be given only for war purpoaea upon application by a nation at war with Germany. The Finance Commlttea aUn adopted an amendment to prohibit the Import ot distilled aplrtta or any produi ta used In thflr manufacture, except lor Industrial, pieclianlesl, or scientific purposas This the pronltiltUe Utx on distilled spirits meana that the I'nlled Ktates Will hive to depend for the net of the war, upon tha whisky nov In bond. According to Sanator Simmons the committee has been Informed tfiat there la enough whisky In bond to laat a yar. Other estimates say tit supply will laat three yaars. This makes unlikely a arietta curtailment of Federal revenue for, that, period, the whisky aed other distilled spirits already manufactured may be withdrawn for geneial conaumptlon upon payment of $1.10 a gallon.

Little whlaky is being imported, so that the prohibition of imports will hava little effect on the revenue. The Idea of tho committer to taking this long step toward prohibition la to conserve the aupply of grain end other food products uaed In the manufacture of whisky. Hlmmon said thr'. the Increase In tax would he prohibitive upon manufacture while the law was In affect or during the war. Manufacture of alcohol for Industrial, mechanical, or medicinal purpose would not be attested.

Teat af ft asaeadsseate. Senator flore of Oklahoma, a prohibition advocate, waa the author ef the liquor amendments. Tha owe dealing with the tax en manufactures ieada as follows! Aectlon fOTOSr-tn addition to tha tax. imposed by. existing law on uiat II lad spirits, there shall ho levied, collected, and paid on the materiale from which auch spirits are manufactured after tha approval of thla act the following tax: On all motaeaea, syrups, or substitutes therefor, a tax of per wine gallon, and on all grain, cereal, and other edible products and materiala a tax of per bushel of rg pounds, and every dfetller using any auch material ahall keep auch rocorda and file such returns and bonds, and the tax ahall be paid at such tlmea and In auch manner and subject to auch rrodlta ea the Coramlaalonar ef Internal Raf.nj., with the 'approval ef the Secretary of the Treaaury, may prescribe or require.

Provldedr that the distiller ahall be entitled to have refunded the amount of the paid on auch materials. when the spirits manufactured therefrom are withdrawn, free of tax, under existing law. Provided further, that such spirits shall not be withdrawn lor export except upon the application ef an ae. credited representative of a emtion now at war with tha Imperial Oormin Government. In which application It eliall be declared that such spirits are withdrawn for use In furtherance of such war.

The amendment that preventa tha importation of whlakay or any of Ua component parts read; No distilled spirits manufactured after the approval of thla act from grain, enreal or from any edible product thereof, or from molasses, ayrupa. or any aubetttiita therefor, shall be Imported Into tha t'nlted Htalea. I'nrtn Itloo, or tha Philippine I except for Industrial, mechanical, or Scientific purposes, under rule and regulations to be prescribed by the Recretary ot the Treaaury. The taxes fixed by th House on beer snd wines are left unchanged, hut have not yet. been finally approved.

It eeema likely that the tax (land upon beer In the House bill wtll stand, yl-UIIng about Si 75.01 KMIMO a year. The Flnanca Commlttea la hot disposed to prohibit tha brewing ot beer or other malted never gea. The prohibitive taxes on whlaky. Irrt Cooke, counael for the national distilling Interest, said tonight, will reault in virtually complete ceaaatlon of distillation for beverage purpoeee. la-t tilers attempting to manufacture whisky under the new tax.

It la cetlmated. will have to charge al least Mu per cent, more for It. For Plot Tax ea Adverttalag. After several hours' dlecuaalon ef how newspapers, tnagaslne. and other publications ahould be taxed for war pur poses, the Finance Committee edopted a resolution against increasing second-clssa postage rate and In favor of levying a direct flat 2 per cent, upon advertising receipts.

The decision waa tentative, but is expected to be final. Only ona member of the committee voted agalnat the resolution. fcenator 1a Kollette later preaantod an amendment exempting certain classes of publications from the advertising tax. Publishers receiving less than Si, OHO annually from adtei Using have been ailgseatad for exemption A revenue of fi4.Mst.Mei from the advertising tax la eailmat.il. Tomorrow the coinrnlliee pl-nii to consider a few questions not vet finally passed upon, Including the wine and beer schedules and documontary stamp taxea.

tamp ratea aa a substitute fi.r the Houae'a manufacturing tax on patent medicine, perfumes, coemetlca, Ac, aiao remun to pe aettiea. rensior aim mona hopea to be abb to get the bill ab to get by Saturday. oeioro ootn nouae AMERICA ENROLLS TODAY FOR THE FIGHT; ANTI-DRAFT AGITATION LOSES ITS FORCE; POLICE FIRMNESS SILENCES REDS HERE Fall Instructions for Registration Day; War Department's Primer for Use of Eligible WASHINGTON. Juna 4 -The following la a ropv of an official Ileg-1st ration lYImer prepared by the War Department and arranged for publication' on the morning of Registration Day: Who Must Rffjetrr All mslo person- cittrns or ahensi horn h-tweethe tlth day of June. lsil.

and th 5th day of June. 1Vf1. both ditee Inclusive, except mi-mlwrn of any duly organised fore, military or naval, subject to l- railed, ordered, or drafted Into military or naval een Ice of the Ptatea. Including all officers and enlisted men of tha regular army, regular army reserve, offibera' reserve corpa. enlisted men's reserve corps.

National Guard and National Guard reeerva recognised by Militia Bureau, tha navy, the Marine Corpa. toast Guerd. Naval Militia, naval reserve force. Marine Corpa reserve, and national naval volunteers recoralzed by the Navy Department. When-Today t-Mween 7 A.

M. and 9 I. Where; In your home precinct. How -t Jo In person to tha registration plat of )onr home precinct: If nend a competent friend The clerk may deputise htm to prepare your rard IVnaltr for Not Uefisterinf Liability to a ear Imprisonment; then enforced registration. ANARCHISTS AWED BY POLICE CLUBS Speakers at a Mass Meeting CarefullyAvoid All Refer- 0 ences to Registration.

RIOT BREAKS OUT LATER Ten Men and One Woman Arrested in a Fight Following the Abuse of Guardsmen. What the rollce termed the tamest anarchist meeting ever held In New ork waa held by tha No-Omeceiptlen League tn Hunt a Point Pelade, 134 Street and Southern Boulavard. last Sight. Th meeting had been advertised aa ona of protest agalnat tha aelecUlve draft law, but It turned eul te be a very lame denunciation of th Oovenu ment. of militarism Which, tba speakers said, wa about to grip America about the throat, and utter-ancea along similar lines.

Not one of the speakers advised anybody not to rag la tar today, nor did they aak their followers to refuse to Join the colors. It they are drawn la tha More than 15.000 -persona were massed In tha street outside the building. Out at least half of these were there through curiosity and not through sympathy with the I. W. W.

anarchist propaganda. It waa after the meeting that the one big row of the etentng occurred, it practically amounted to a riot foe about I It teen mlnutea. and wa precipitated when several anarchists and other agitators Jeered a passing detachment of unarmed National Ouardsmen. eome one ahouted that the guardsmen were a lot ot b'ima." and than ethrrs began to shout Hit them I The fighting followed, and when It was all over ten men and one woman were under erreet for the part they played ta the demonstration. In nearly every tnetanee tha man arrested waa of eon script eg.

Tho taken to tba nimpeon ntreet Station were Samuel Cohen, 34 year a. test Kleventh Btreet: Jacob Newman, ita years. 1M Keel nevet.t r-elgblh 8 treat; Aaron Cohn. -o years. 2u2 aeh Inglon tttreet, Jersey City: aamuel Ouneberg.

31 years old. l.aul Madleosi Avenua; La-Igor Kllnatasky. 77 yearo old. TCnet Twelfth fatreot: Peter Wolff. S3 years old, hi 4 East lWd Street; Manrlce Marks, 13 years old.

Ml Ko clusko Street. Brooklyn; Jacob Axel rod, 3X1 Cooper Street. Brooklyn; otto Hoffman. Harry Frttx. yaara eld.

of SH3 Kllon Avenue, the Bronx, and Rose P.olys. yeara. Kin Crescent Street. HrooVhn Kmest Greenbaum. 22 years old.

44. Weat 14th ntreet, was alao arretted durlnif the evening for disorderly conduct In trying to foroa hla way through the police llnea Into the hall while Kmma tioidman waa speaking. An old woman who tried to circulate pamph-let urging men not to reglater today waa alao in custody for a faw minutes. Hha waa relaaaed al the reoueel of the Federal officials, who aald thay did not consider that 'she waa responsible for what she aa doing. In th Men'a Night Court Maglstrsts Corrlgan fined Green ha um II.

Kll-netssky was sentenced to six month In the Workhouse. Hose Hols waa re. mandad for forty-eight houre for Investigation hy tha probation officer after aha had pleaded not guilty. ree! Paeka Uealevard. Tha crowds began to gsther before dark and by 7 o'clock, when the doors of the Hunts Point Palace were thrown open It waa estimated thtt at least IO.Omi persons were Jammed Into Southern Boulevard for a distance, of threa blocks on either elde of the meet.

Ing hall. To lid la tho crowd at that time Chief Inspector Mchmlttberger and Inspector Edward Walsh, the Bronx police commander, had on hand ISO uniformed policemen and about fifty detective. In addition to an automobile searchlight detachment four ma-chides. The nolle had anticipated a crowd of about rf.M. but when fully three tlmea that number appeared inspector Cray ordered out all the reserves from the Alexander Avenue.

Slmiwon Rtreet. and Morrtaanla atatlons. By the time thee reeervee arrived the crowd had forced It way forward In a ahoutlng mass, thoee In the front rank struggling with th twenty-five policemen who, with drawn night stick, stood in front of tha entrance to the hall and aheutad the order Stand back I For awhile It seemed that the police would be over whelmed, but the first of the reserves, those from the Alexander Avenue station, arrived in the nlctc of time and foecad thalr way to fha rescue ef thoir com-radea In front of the hall. Five minute later Iffli reserve arrived from tne Simpson Street end. Morrtaanla stations, and Uwly the steal throng began to give a 'Inspector SchmlttherceT ordered the tMitilet, ard cleared lor tea Moths on either "lil- of lite Hil.lllorl.ilu To do ihlM the llttl" hlii mount the hlx electric searchlights a en-called Into action.

I.Ike "four lltt.e tanks' the machines started In. Tho taattatied ea I'age x. De. Itrwah Kaaayee la a gaed griaa from laiaacy te al age. Avx, PREDICT PEACEFUL REGISTRATION HERE Supervisor Says That the Number Who Enroll Will Be Near 600.000.

EARLY APPLICATION ADYISED Full Returns in City Are Eipected by MidnightOfficial Confer ence Shapes Final Plans. The l.mw men eho will enroll the New Torkera and ellena, eho under the selective draft lew tnuet reglater today, are reedy for tbear task. The registration places la the city wilt open al th stroke ef clerk this snor. Ing and will rloa gt clock at Bight, during which time trerjr ma a la New TerS City. Utween the akee ef si and years, la required to prevent himself at ths regietreUon place for the election dlsir In whfch be ma his home.

In sll but lul rsaea the r.gietta-tlon places are the polling plates uaed at the general election laat Novrobee. Any one who may be la doubt aa to where to regiaur la advised te apply to the policeman on duty in his naigta-borhood. who will be prepared lu gtve the needed Information. A final conference! of city, eountv. and Federal officials who will see to It that the law is carried out was held In the office of Assistant t'nlted State Dlrtrict Attorney John.

Knot )ee-Urdar afternoon. Those at tha conference were Fdward I. Hol. Kxeea-tlve Offu-er In charge ef the ration In New Tetk 1ty; Chief Milam M. Of Oer of the Impertinent ef Justice Bureau ef Investigation, nited ruatea Marahal Thomas It.

McCarthy, Wpuiy l-cllc t'ommisaionera Dwnhatn. Lard, and aeuU. and repeeeeatatlvaa of the DUtrhri Attorney and Sheriffs ef the fiv counua embranad within the territory ot New fork City. At the conference all eltuatloas whsrti may arlee today ere coauiorvd and plans were mapped out te meet them. Th aut horli le.

do not baliav I be re will much dlaorder at aay plae in Kaw York, but If there the poiiue. backed by the full power of the Federal au thorttlea, are ready to handle It, Aay person or groups et peeeene she way may luterf.re la lha mrnkxnu working of the law. er who may attempt to dleauad fheae whe are liable for service, under the law. from rriaierliu' i will be arrested on the spot. I b.

I I s.n.ii uoni is.irariieea After tha conference Called la toa Marshal Thomas I. McCaitky gate eat the folloalng lustrucUoue. the ebae-vanre of which, he explained, would greatly etmpllfy th problem confrawt-ln the authorities In Charge ef tee registration; Don't delay registering until night. Register early. lon't loiter about th poll.

Reglater and go right ewy Don't ao itear tha polling ptacae ua-Uss ou have buslneaa there. 1 hi ap-pliea to women aa well aa men. Don I eimaga In arari-nenia in or about places of registration. Don't lose jour rgltralkm rard. Yeu may nred It.

aa mistakes oorur lion fall to to the officials at your place of regiairalion any Mtmil to dlasuade ou flora doing your duty Don't Is sore a susptcioua act upon the assumption that It may be tee trivial to repore. Th following wilt act aa Special Dep. uty tnltad State Marsha la and will ea- Krvtaa the work of the vulunlaar dapu-a who will be engaged In connect lua with th registration Alfred J. John son. James C.

Hredy, Nichola Brady. Thomas F. Murrsy. Ueorge h. Van Cleve, Newton tunn.

Henry Sandar-eon. Clarence H. Herter. Albert W. Wig.

gin. Edwin C. Bruns. Henry Uenr. Bsker.

Herbert C. Smyth, Frank o. Burrtdge Beyle teka for telaairera. The folloalng statement was u.ued Sir tl. I.

All prepsratlona are rompleted for tomorrow's registration. Kt.pIo as of Institutions and busineat houaea who have the day. or pert of the day. off ran be of eer 1-e tn tnaey waya to fa-rllitate the registration If they will present UiemMelve at Assembly district headquarter early In tha day, and. it poealMe.

before 7 A M. laterpretera. not arte, and Commissioners tf Ieeda will be aially latlp-ful In relieving those eho hate already olunjeered their aervK-ea 1 of teglaiiaiioii fi all iihi belaeen 21 ami .11 ear of if. a ill h. open from odnrli In th norrlng on-ll clock at night There are 2.123 places of regl(r.

one in each dlstrlrt the i ltj In but 11 of these Haras the place Is the same aa the polling place at the last ete.l. The ark In each Aaaen.1.1) diatrtel wtll be directed from an AeeemUly district headquarters loraled In pubiie There ara sixty-three of Uini Ceatlaeed ea lag g. STATES ALL ARE READY Vast Machinery in Order to Register 10,000,000. Eligible Men. NATION BEHIND THE LAW Washington Authorities Expect Colossal Task Win Be Carried Out Successfully.

PLANNING FOR THE DRAFT War Department to Select from 900,000 to 1,000,000 Men to Get an Arrny cf 625,000. SaaeaaJ a rtM Vew rark traaL WASinxOTOX. Jnwe re reived at the War Derextaaeel ieniiet frora ail the hi tea ladinatad that tae vast trMl.ijery waa la perfect sarder thiwoghamt the a dee. far eaklng tW reg1traUoe, tomorrew noder the tw eoejeertptioej law. Brtg.

Gees. tiMrt Crewdee and ew.brs ad hU staff la th e4-riea af th IT-ovoa Maraaal Oaweret. who have mad the arrtrigvtneeits fef I v. resistrafloet, were raeifldeet teeitft llt Utile difficulty would ha eeieowwiered. Thl roefldewce wa baaed mm the fa that ta Brtou4r deuieiinf r11 had teen received, and el the furtlaar fact that hearty cprUei had eon frora rivlllaa effMaU In lenasadiste charge wf th regietraiioa earwllin "Tha 'plaa ef dereetrafiaog tsvuisa (atavrtdejery, aaid Oewarsi Crwwjer, with ca trait aed ettrwrrUkae under the military.

Tha net wtth taw ewee'tien eoenrtelet lHrwagisut the tereper story (Mage. ad. now that ewaa-rthrng la readlaeam. It la anUdpeted that the system will damranslrat lis Haeaa 'r tba big task ta be daee tonax Cvery. Uilag la planned far earning threw ft the regletratioxx, however, wbettaer er net It proceed as sfDoethly a la aatv-i-paled.

Forty -tight State bar eaid. Wa are ready. aad I aja ertimieur as la th ritrtioe. preap ft. Twejatry awppeets tW tases, Offletaia ww (save wxXrbed etoeey aU report a of agitation agxinet tloa.

at4 leei-gbt that tMr era a be. letely rae led leaf lew mt aery eeerie ovr ef tXls klaa. They Wl-rr thai rerasrt at tha few aeatleewl rase which had evekpedl bed greeMy etag-g era ted tha tltueUv. C-nly a few cranks had tan Inveived at aay lira. It was aaid.

aed the country aa a wbele as peaa-1 te tee la renipleta jrerd with the ohjects ef the law. In working out detail 4 rgiart)on plana, Oovemmeot ef fcjUs have fevni State, City, ar Oeeeaty Oevwratweat eager ta take their pean. leaartiwat e. eperaUeei ha been gleets frers gTl aide, and the way the r4erai Oeervtroert ha been rnada easy. Car eevatar th tt a-sa expertad tt wwejld Sax.

Ae la 0,. mtrrm tt the priec, huge as It la, r-T-fV-Hla have a doebC Tha whole ra tsraa. they aay. te at wars ass the It ta rhw anr4aa bwala.aa. tta tauetraM ef the Indtvtdeel rtUauaa.

Waahirgaon dertaree. 1 carry It throogH. aed (Way ar doing It. The Federal siajarttWe ker dWldad that ellg-lriea iiaaieree ratal -see. aearver the question.

las yew cialsa aeenr4ia freca draft. lapeaMy gmuaiT Tha answer "le te thla ee-Ue, a a saatler ef fat wweid et eaete-e t-ae from the draft aad tha answer Ne -would be pe bar a rtalea for eietrp tlon later. The determlaatUe ef whether a particular eUtaa for turns, tlon. exrleetcfi. er dlecharfe frw-a tS draft ahall t-s treated, will la tned later by board a la ppeinted.

tS Pree, dent. These tiarde 111 rx der regulaiioris te he preaerfhed tiy Ihe tvesldant. The only reg-aUtVee that hae aa yet heea r-ernle. ere the governing th rgetrUee ait. Tk determination ef aeena4hn.

exHasloa. and dls-hrgee 'a seead step eult aa pa rate from the registraliow, -rta Uet ejgypgg pjen. Th plans ef the "War IDrpartmeat te draft from tsm.nna to l.Ano.one riaa r-f the lO.Ooo.ac who tt i estimated wiu regieter tooverrew were diax-tod tadar by Oeneral Crewder ta the Sewa'e Mll tary Affalra C-wnentttee. CseanpUewe, he said. probeUy erwuld reeeJt red wring the number to KXM rera for I mediate eervlc.

While the War Depart waeat had e-lg. Inatly planned flrat le select Cf nno rnea. General Crowder t4d th eewetrnirte the plane had been revieed end www wa proposed ta rwattlre eS3.0rX ebtalat thl number, be aald It. prahathty waartd be neeaeeary te draft at least pwoxw, and poaeJbly lOO.CU), kecga of eipected aaematltsyas. Ceweral Crwwdar told tSa cswnaattiee that the ddltanal ja.nra wevll he needed te up varateria la the are.y sv.nir) and keep teaictng raeape a contlawmaa eperatioev.

War a Se final plana for eerv le from a half toltlloei ene-a wet made, he s.t. tne a far-owe! r4ane4 efd Anvreteaa (acre abroad irtnti. "ael1y frcan foraHrn eervire, he bettered, etraneea. ma ia eweskaerv a raeera of t.ea) roea. Oowder like that Ke favored tnairMwIiat drafimg tt roeaj ho regiatee rather L.a a petxe leant rt tha draft for snerej a i after regiatratlow.

He avrwrdad a-aiiabl Lbat aaea drxvftajy btr.l tv a.