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PHILAnEIPHIA STOCKS
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Chicago, Ill. June 28. - Board OF
Wheat - July, 1853; September
Corn-July. 7S1a; September, -721s.
Oats-July, 4S September, 31A.
Lard-July, go; September, 9.45.
Ribs-July. 1927; September, 1887.
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BOARD WANTED

MAiNTEib itb BG fSesPfeGtePiief 6fS abifd young
and board with private family, or
rooms furnished for light housekeep-
ing; references. N, 2705, care of Tele-
graph.
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Fr RENT AID ON This Page Sure to Reach the Person You Scck
DIED

SHOEMAKER - Died, June IS, 1915,
Lewis G. Shoemaker. aged 81 years:
Funeral Wednesday, June 80, 1910
at p. NJ. from his residence. 1876 Mar
ket street. Relatives and FRIENDS IN
Vited
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WANTED
Wanted. A New Job

AM paid $1,000 a year by a 20 Mil
lion Dollar Corporation to handle men
and traffic.
For good reasons. OF my own volition,
l am seeking a change. All communi-
cations held strictly confidential. Write
G. f. B., care of Telegraph.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

Furnished by Il. S. Goshorn,
208-209 Arcade Building.
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BOARDING
COUNTRY ROAR

COUNTRY BOARDING
In mountains near Dauphin and farm.
Accommodate for three families.
Reasonable rates for season. Address
D.. 2704, care of Telegraph
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FOR SALE - Desirable building lots
in the Tenth Ward, located on Fourth.
Fifth. Schuylkill and Atlas streets.
estate dealer to secure well located
property for development purposes. Ad-
dress L., No. 1887, care of Telegraph
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT
MacDANIEL,s APARTMENTs

Furnished, all necessaries complete Tor
housekeeping; two large. airy rooms,
bath, Southern exposure, gas range, re-
frigerator, kitchen cabinet, private
meter. bells. mail box. 1417 Market
street.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate
security in any amounts and upon any
terms to suit borrower. Address p. o.
Box 174, Harrisburg, Pa.
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CORNER PROPERTY FOR SALE -
brick - rooms - bath gas - fur
mace. Inspect this house - No. 240 n.
Fifteenth Street occupied by owners.
Price reasonable. Bell Realty Co, Berg
ner Building.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ANY intelligent person can earn good
income corresponding for newspapers;
experience unnecessary. Send for par
ticulars. Press Syndicate, 7es. Lock-
port N. 7.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping or sleeping. on
children. References exchanged. 1904
Derry street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
CONVICTS CLIMB
800 FEET;ESCAPE
Homer MeCord aud Frank Williams
Perform frriious slant at
Lansing Prison.

Lsavruwurth. Kan. June Homer
McCord. the Ho-caiicd Kansas Bride
Kidnaper.- and Frank williams. con
yictr iu the state prison az Lansing.
escaped from ,hc prison coal mine
early today by pcriious 500 foot
climb up ihc perpcndicuiar air shaft
McCosd vas serving a sentence OF
nv~ years ou white slave charges
which grew out of his sensational
fight from lola. kansas. the evening
% July IS. 1913. with Mrs. Harvey
Dean. a is-year-oid bride. The young
woman left her husband. Harvey Dean.
sitting ON O park bench. The Deans
urre ou their wedding Journey.
williams and McCord. with mum
bcr 90 others. were lowered into the
mine last night Co replace decaycd
timbers. shortly after midnight the
mine was thrown into darkness. \
hasty examination revealed that the
electric ught wires had been cut and
telephone communication severed.
When repairs were made 90 the wires.
an inspection 81 the mine revealed
that williams and McCord were gone.
Investigation showed they had mount
e,l the buntinFs of the airshaft. located
some distance from the main shaft and
iradiuG outside the prison enclosure
Williams was serving e sentence for
robbery from Cherokee county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
SERB RESERVISTS
HELD IN CHICAGO
Violation OF Nations Neutrality Charg-
ed Placed Against Men Seized
on Way to Europe.

Chicago. Ill. June 26.-Twenty-
three reservists OF the Serbian army,
alleged to be United States citizens,
either native born or naturalized. were
held by federal officers here today for
appearance before a United States
commissioner for examination as TO a
violation OF the nations neutrality.
The reservists were seized by 10
United States deputy marshals as they
were leaving, with about 4U of their
countrymen, for London. Ont, last
night They were TO sail from Canada,
it was reported, 10 join their regi-
ments fighting with the allies. Other
members OF the party. which occupied
seven coaches, were permitted TO leave
after the train had been delayed four
hours.
The 23 men were detained only after
a riot call brought a score of police
reserves to the assistance of the fed
eral officers. When the train was
stopped and federal agents boarded it,
the reservists began shrieking in their
native tongue that German spies had
beset them. They scrambled out of
the coaches and desperately fought of
the attempts of the federal agents to
arrest them. Police were obliged to
use their clubs before order was re-
stored.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
ERIE ROAD DIsPoSES
OF FOUR OF VESSELS

Nsw vsrs June es sale ~ faaF es
tae GFfa Railroad cs@sasVs fset 90
sia8s steamers. noss eiVteE ee tes
grrsf tasss Oh New Y0rs esrre wss
sass,saeed tsdsv All four vessels VIII
o. sfsuxhf ts New YsrE tv9 Of tesrs
t1 ssssEs fs esasfNtss trade ssf two
m rrtassftaaftr trsts On 7rfer Co
brig E8sm ts New Yees fEs vessels
must Be c,sF IN FSo. ss tesv aFs tseEsr
ttEs rHs csasi locks AT four sfe %
tie sBsss type art bulls % steet
re sale wss mate escsssarr ~ go
fsceas Falg5a ef sHe isssrsssss eers-
s3efer commission fasf at faftfsafs
epersrfaE sgsaniss iss se tss GrFas
Essss n9sF dispose % fssis tss~ tires
D. nsc q. Asous s0 vessels sstsexfsx
81 ssFtaas fsffrea.ts we're Affected ~
tle FuGaE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
DEATH TAKES EDITOR
OF THE DAILY MIRROR

London. June 26.-Alexander Ke-
neaiy, editor of the London Daily Mir
ror. died today at the age of 81 years.
Mr.. kenealy, who was born in Sus-
sex. England. devoted all his life to
journalism He Joined the staff of
the New York Herald in 1882 and rep
resented that paper on Rear Admiral
Peary's first Arctic expedition He
became q member OF the New York
World staff in 1895 and was its cor
respondent with the American fleet
in the Spanish war
Mr.. Kenealy began newspaper work
in London as news editor of the Daily
Express in 1901. Three years later
he went with the Daily Mirror. Under
the nom de- plume OF Montague Yer
non Ponsonby he wrote The Prepos-
ferrous Yankee"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
LABOR WAR I'M
CHICAGO HITS
OTHER CITIES
Refusal to Arbitrate Brings
Reprisals by Employers
of 100000 Men.

Chicago. III. June Business in
many parts OF the country viii suEer
as a result OF the shutdown OF this
City's building industry. which. ordered
by allied building and material inter
csts as a war measure against the
striking carpenters. began to so into
effect today. according TO James Pryor.
a member OF the press committee of the
employers. Mr. Pryor said he had tele-
graphed out OF town concerns to can
eel orders and TO stop consignments
already ON the way TO Chicago.
The shutdown will not become gen
erai for a week or more. IL is said In
some cases, where 1t needed only the
order 10 stop machinery. il took place
today. but in others. where perishable
goods are handled. there may be a
continuance OF work for several days
Employers would venture no definite
statement as To the number OF men in
volved. hut the average was between
10000 and 100000 with approximate
~ oue-quarter OF the city's wage earn
ers directly or indirectly involved.
Further sessions OF the employers
committee appointed with full powers
10 direct the shutdown viii be held
Monday afternoon. The extent OF the
movement probably will be determin-
ed then.
Herbert Ballou. a carpenter con
tractor. was stabbed. il is thought
fatally. IN a dispute early today with a
man who eontended that the carpen-
ters' demand for 20 cents an hour was
justified.
The carpenters. John a Metz. their
district president. being spokesman.
professed 10 care little for the shut
down. Backed by promises OF big
men" that they will continue building
and employ union men. the carpenters
say they did not 20 blindly into the
fight
Those inclined 20 take pessimistic
view % the situation point out as evil
denee that hard hght is in prospect. I
the apparent strength OF the oppon-
ents. capital amounting to 500. 900 600. I
aligned against practically every or
gaaiEation affiliated with the American |
Federation of Labor. The carpenters. /
however. say they will not need the /
help os the federation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
BRITISH REGISTRY
FOR DOLLAR VESSELS

san Francisco. Cal. June e6.-Be-
cause of the neE scamens act efec-
tive Jan ]. vessels % the Robert Dol
lar Stramahip company are 20 be
changed 20 British registry. according
20 an announcement by the company.
made public today.
The company objected 30 the clause
IN the s~Amcu's bill. providing that all
vessels under American registry must
carry crews. ss per cent OF whom
sp~ak che same language as the cap
tain and other officers The Pacific
Mail Steamship company. which has
announced an intentioa 20 withdraw
ifs vessels because % the new Law.
also says ., objects 20 this clause.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
GRAND ARMY BADGES
PLANTED AT CAPITAL

WssHfastsr. n G.. rsas ss s=te ssr.-
81 ~ tse Grsgd Arnv ef tss Espas,-
bc NsfcH hotfs lss esGisn,sl srFasss.-
@eut IN WssafaEten tHts esfg sapsrts-
tsadsut Githptt wsods Gas "ptssss,s
eve O. A. g. ssixss en- sas esrfsst
tawa
rhs BstEss are sppreSfaatsly Gee
saaeiFsss ~ tsirtv Feet eat srr eerc-
soss,t % srewiaz fowsrs ~ sas esf.
ess ~ sas esfxss Ns Easv scetssr sss
eznffst sertion ~ ne western siege
20 sae espfset EroasGs ss~g sr~ ss-
most sronfseat sters@enss sf ne
tsa,sscseet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
Omiu0us Silence Is Prevail
ing Over the European
War Chess Board
PUZZLE FOR ENGLAND
Possible That Germans Are
Already Moving Forces
Prom East % West.

lasfea. I4ar sf Wtrg s sr-sfsf-ss
stsrrffr.. ea.aF s--eFs r1 ss rrf~ef
OF .F fs- Fsrs- sf fs- present mseTns
aa 5or1 sarr.r -r4ofs ao fer r1gtin~at
enc gf .sg aHsH. s awaiting ssr a~sr
sf1es an ff- tsr4brsa chess 5eart %
as san .rIt-g rHaF 0aHs @aer js Ger
HtrH 81 tFF fEsF H nav er mate
sFt.asf -lIs-r W4rssv. rsras 9r Calais.
seme German serivUT has been fe-
pe .-t .a fG- AraIga-. wHlel msv ie-
ats- "a tffvr a fnr Jfrret.oe ef Parts.
buf ar el1sIaE st .5r ariEIsa efaatt-r
mfF Hraa Ear transfer at Vrfrfses
fsaH .s- -ssf-fa fraaf Cor snsfs=r st-
t-m6f r1 Hrrss faragsg 17 rr~ HnE ten
e1t8art WtaF Bersers believe. Bow
eere fsaf ra great aFenstsr gfsVr-
mraf Nul bel aE1-ai sf-f s.oeE ere west
era fraHr 1aflf another eFsrf F.ss beea
nafs T1 r=aeB warsaw. sEs5ese wsiee
position H- Germans are ssrf f7 be-
ur.aEaE sfs guns frem Essra-
So Errsf activity 6s ts be- rstrf
s.ena ssF ef fa~ mfaer frssfs. rtr
trt.Iaas ets.m rs 6e eaFsEs't ts e7e
seidsf ias FBr eesiEiens fseV save wee
aiana enc NfF-r tsanss. SF.ts fress tss
usrGaaeiies come reports ef Eserusetss
losses suffered sy fse rarss ia e.
fzadiaa me Beeissgit free ere a.
FteEs sf enc sifss
ras asesfiaa &c uaaalsieas stitt -
a5EersfaE susUe stfentIoH "a a.ant.sEe
rae house ef eanmous sas Be@s as
slfef bg Waltsr Euncfmaa. 5sesbssns
ef 8e sosst ef trade gass G-ess Hejs-
an Hss saf9eienF Eish eEolssisss tsr|
Her eva use snd tasE she n-e,t Eave so
eaaerrs over Hsr food saseflss. sFsfI
naF f8r requirements tsf sseits sse
s0a fegfe
SIC eans Leate sssn-
n Ger rial Nrivs dispatch -fpes Nassa
trfttn says several trales lss.ssrf wlfs
HefFr aaas have iefF Gsss1 fsr tee
earmaG frout ea tBe Gzgra rtaer fs gIe-
tfGf where .E Hs bel evef Essv wtHl be
asr'I aa sG sfvtsee sssiest wsrsaw.
srser che rsu sf Lembere ssfltssrv
ev8erfs H LeaG1n have sSsresss,t the.
br. af tBst ere NGstra- Geresas allies
would soc be esuteat wfE f9retsE ere
Hissfsss BeveuG tse bortsrs sf esslfeis
ggf would sttsmpt sa eoof5ef= fhetf
terrific fFfFs ant essfg-e warsaw me
esaitst af fefast coz Bseaieas 9eeas- .
t7as che Germans have sasss rel tssfr
vav fs s Botst almost w5sbfs artillery
ff5Er af warsaw but save been artgss
hset 1T ere rsrees Gntsr tf~ G eeri9e
Of grssd Duke Nicholas.
ne Success of enc reuf9s1e siiles
fa fss Gsleiaa eampaiEn vas tes
ttrsslV Oh e. prrroefersaes of artillery
sHf tse expenditure of aa eTfwhsle4- .
DH agmBer Of shells tf stfifiarai .
sssgv usas ssgs been sens ffsa Esser. 4
where tBr famous Nrspp werts are Boz
sttrti. Of would seem rs 5sGieats ar ls- .
ssHffae ts continue is UegErf 9psra-
E6rs ~ q sfrs.fsr safUrr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
COLLEGE MEN LEAVE
TO SERVE IN EUROPE

New vsrs. fus~ sS.-Two xrogps ~
college see Leave asrs oa steamers
sa,tsq fsr sssssfest % rsiisf service is
sEs var TEs tsrEess % tks Eroeps.
eacanosss % IS Ersssstss % tss HsF-
vase essssiesl sessos ssf IS sGFs~s.
leave on s5sr,s sss ftsitssf-AEzsrfeaa
lee sssia $aorsssa fas thFss
rs6rssss service wtsE ess % shs British
srusq eessftatss TseT expect 80 be-
80 sksir wsrs 90 Jsiq a sss 90 BE- Fs-
tssvs,1 ~ see. ssss<r fross tssss Hop
k5ss sr Ceiazsss ssfesFsisT On OTTO
bsr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
FRANCE REVIEW FOR
JULY 16 ABANDONED

rsrss tsss g Wisisssr q war sfii-
lsrsss announced to-day that che OBJ
ssrvases % Jgiy "a. ths FFsseh re-
st1eaf eath3av cpamsanratisE ths fail
of fbs Gsssil~. will sos bs msrssd b. q
rsg5ss e. t.9sEeesess of ths troops %
tEs paris garrison esies alberto has
Beer a fsssgre os tss sHngai esisbra-
fiar. reis Gscfss6e as FsaehsG ta
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
TURKS PUT ENEMY'S
GUNS OUT OF ACTION

cons,antinopie. via wireless TO Ber-
iln and London. June es--An ofieisi
statement issued today ai the Turkish
xaF onic~ said
Daring the night q the .3ri one
o. our riEhf winE patrols surprised and
destroyed tas enemy party near SeddIi
nahr. pafinE their machine guns on; OF
acton besides e1ptariaE rifeS. am
rzg-lilo. aad other wA. booty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
Continued on Page Ten.)
New Class Rates.

Washington. d. C.. June 26.-The in
terstate commerce commission today
extended new proportional class rates
to Iowa interior cities between Bur-
lington and Muscatine and points east
of the Indiana-Illinois state line. The
rates are on the same scale as were
previously authorized in the so-called
Iowa cities case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
importers Ask Aid.

Washington. D. c., June 26.-Repre-
sentatives of 1000 American importers
presented to Secretary Lansing today
a petition for action by the United
States to enable them to bring out
their dyestuffs. potash and other
American owned goods in Germany
without British interference. -
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
THE WEATHER
Forecast TN 2. Y. ro7crro-. for
Eeek fsi.nd. patenPort. Moline
anA vieinity.

Partly eisssy Wish probably SHOW
srs late toaixas o. Sartsy. probably
War@er late toaiEst.
T~=r~rasars ss : q O. a. HiEhest
yesterday ~. tossss last aiEst -
velocity os wfsd a. q. O.. 5 allies
go ao9rs
Frscf9sfzstos sozs-
Tsmp~rasgrs a. 3. n, today -.
Relative hassseifF AZ p ~ today :.
Relative elssifify as : ,. m -. a.
q g. So
stage % water as. szll os ! 10 last
- e0.fs-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
ENGLISH BOMBS HIT
DEPOT; FIFTY KILLED

London. June 26.-Bombs dropped
b= British aviators near Roulers. Bel
GUM. caused the explosion of large
ammunition depot and also resulted in
the killing of so German soldiers who
were loading an ammunition train
says Central News dispatch from
Rotterdam
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
TORNADO DAMAGE IN
CANADA is $500, 600

RED Ctize. Alberta jgus -. - \
rsaEh estimate % the damage wrought
n RED Cit1s ~ ths tornado % last
siEhs axed ths total today a. $4,000.
No lives we're lost bat - persons w~Te
seriously inlarrf Buildings Ncrc
tsgsisG. roofs lifted ard telephone
poles blown enWa-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

Ottawa. Ill. June 2s.-Jacob y. St
Clair. former clerk OF the probate
court. was indicted here today on a
charge OF embezzl!ng $500 OF county
funds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

Speedway, Chicago, June 26.-The
timers got mixed up on the first lap
of the 500-mile automobile derby with
which Chicago's new two mile speed
way was dedicated today and for an
hour forty or fifty thousand spectators
were left to wonder who was leading.
while the timers were attempting to
extricate themselves.
The start was made on the stroke of
1920 with Burman in the race.
Chandler withdrew with broken
crank shaft at his oath mile. Resta and
Wilcox made the first 20 miles at the
rate of 1921 miles per hour. Resta's
distance. The previous record was
made by Ralph De Palma at Los An
geIes in 4:56:05.
At so miles Porporato was said, un-
officially, to be ahead. One thing alone
seemed certain. and that was that In
dianapoiis records were threatened.
Resta went 20 miles at the rate OF
1921 miles per hour, new record.
Wilcox and Chandler's cars broke
down and withdrew.
Threat of rain in the morning pre-
vented a larger attendance, although
the day turned fair by the time the
race started.
Twenty one drivers entered the race.
A new competitive speedway record
for 100 miles, it was announced. was
made by Earl Cooper at the rate of
104 miles an hour or II miles faster
than the record held by De Palma.
Cooper was then in the lead at 100
miles At noon it was stated that the
timers had adjusted their figures.
HaUpt withdrew at 100 miles.
At 120 miles Cooper still lead fol-
lowed in order by Resta, Porporato
and Van Raalte.
Resta Sets New Worlds Record
At 140 miles the leaders were:
Resta 1:25:27.
Porporato 1:25:52
Earl Cooper :26:13.
Resta's average 9s3 miles an hour
Resta led at 200 miles, followed by
Cooper, Porporato, Grant, Rickenb bach
RaaIfa nd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

Germany. Who attacked hy greatly
sgteri8r forces. has thus far victori-
gusiy defended herself against all her
enemies brought their starvation plan
60 naasht. and demonstrated that she u
gnesaqusrabis. should take the trtt
sep 90 bring about peace
In che narnr ~ humanity and eul-
ture and supported by the favorable
military situation brought about hy
the bravery % our comrades in arms.
us demand % the government that it
make krSwn ffs readiness 90 enter
peace ueEosiatiors 30 order 20 put an
enf O. Tits bloody eonnie'-
we expect our socialist oofnTeaee
70 Other betiiEessrt lands % exert
shefr tnfaenee on their osn govern
meats o. this same sense
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

ne appeal closes With these
uos,4s
Ire usaaEisE eo@@itse % the so
eiat demaeratfr party always has been
opposed to e policy % conquest and
anseKati6a. Ns uo0 raise anru our
saarpest protest against every effort
aa5 ever proclamation. the psrposr nf
whieh is the aassEati8s Of FOREIGN trF-
risnsr AM the 1ppFessipn % other ua-
tf1n Efforts ar4 rroetamafiuus vhtrh
have become psbtie ia Germany. par
ticatsriY through ths demands of sreat
eeoe8rtr associations as sell as
through thr speeches 90 ieati1E ron-
socialist potifieiaus.
Even che recital % such Efforts
serves further Co postpone that peace
which fs warmly desired by the whole
sztfou- The people vaut peace II
shis var wtirh daiis demands ncu sac
risers is rot % draw itself out need
t~ssiy. Co sndurr sutii the fuii -E-
ksustl1u % all thr nations % -. ore %
the participating powers must Offer the
hand % peace
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26
Social Democrats Of Ger
many Call Upon King TO
Cease Fighting.
TO Be FRIENDS OF ALL
Holds That Empire Has
Demonstrated 20 World
II Is Unconquerable.

Bertha. June -f-The board % di-
r~etgrE rr managing committee % tho
social democratic party iu Germany
sas caused Co b. Published iu the Nor-
aasFts a fGit paE~ appeal for peace.
This Interesting Document calls
f8F a peace. lrt~r certain eircum-
stances. whieh viii make possible
Friendship etfh HriEhnoriuE nations
aaf iF sets forth most clearly the oP-
poslttar of th~ party o. territorial con-
ggest and anH~Natl1u. The people
aaat peace. if declares. ard the gov
srumeHf fs called on. ia the name %
huHanfty t1 make kr1zu iis readiness
Go ester peace HeEoflsti1us-
The appeal is published under the
beading social Democracy and
Peace C. b~Eias vith q reference Co
ths farf hat th~ socialists fDr~saW the
e6ulrE o. the var. They sorsed vaiuiY
for an International guferstaudinE
baf wkee var dif come thef placed
themselves 40 the disposal os fhe "a
sherlarf Or th~r refers 90 fhe deeiaF-
atf8u 6f ere party made in th~ reich
stag AaE 4. 1874. vbieh said We
demand as saoa as safety has been So
euFsi ard our oppousats are tecijnrf
Co peace. that ths var b. bTouEht 90
90 ena 'sragEh q peace shiea all
rss<s possfbis frtsafsAips vtth neigh
s.8rsrr nzrs9rs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-06-26

Speedway. Chicago, ILL.,, June e6.-
Dari0 Resta today won the 500-mile
speedway automobile race and Incl.
dentally shattered several worlds
competitive records, His time WIS
5:07.0e or about 2e minutes fast.
er than the previous record held BY
De Palma. He gains more than TWEEN.
ty thousand dollars prize money.
Eighty thousand people saw the race.
POrpOrarto was second and Ricken-
bacher third.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-04-09
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
FOR DEPT. STORE
Of J. B. CREENhUT
(By Associated Press.

New York, April 9.-Receivers
were appointed today by Federal
Judge Hand for the ]. B. Greenhut
Company. which operates large de-
partment store here. Walter C.
Noyes and William A. Marble were
named by the court to take charge
under bonds Of 100000. The re-
ceivership was asked by the Mon
mouth Securities Compsny. The de-
fendant consented to the appoint
ment.
The department store conducted
by the company was long known %
the siegel- Cooper store and occupied
two city blocks. In the receivership
complaint the assets are listed at
$87,465,419. liabilities $S2.950.000.
A statement issued by counsel for
the company said that adverse con-
ditions last year and failure of the
Siegel enterprises some months ago
han dicapped the company. The re-
ceivership suit is based on an in
debtedness of about 100000. The
company had an outstanding capital
stock Of 100000 and a bond is
sue Of $4,000, 900.