Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-07-25
Premier Petitions House Of
Commons for 450, 100000
Pounds, the Largest Sum
Since HoStiIitieS Started,
THIS BRINGS TOTAL
TO $14,150,0 900, 900
LIoyd-George Is Optimistic as
to the Final Outcome Of the
Great Conflict in Which
England Now Is Engaged,

MORNING IoURHsI sstctsL tsAssp "hAl
London. July q G:3O p. mD.-Pre-
nicr Asquith today asked the house
of commons for a vote of credit OF
ll50,OOO,OOO This vote is the largest
asked by the government since the
beginning of the war and VIII bring
thr total voted this year up to tIO0O,-
600 600, and the total since the begin
ming Of the war to l2,S32, 100000 cap
proNimatcly Sli,lG0, ,000,00O).
I'm moving the vote Of credit the
premier said the recent expenditure
Of the vote of credit was approximate
Is 100000 daily The l6,O00O0O
aally referred to by Reginald MCkcn-
ma. the chancellor of the eNchequcr
represented all the outgoing, the pre-
mcir said. All the expenditure from
April 10 last Saturday was 100000,
600
Nr AsQuith said that the navy
army and munitions cost l3I9,OOO,-
600. the loans of Great Britatn's al
lies. tl5LO00,0OO, and food, supplies,
railways. etc. C23,000, 600. The aver
age daily expenditure on the war, he
said, was i49JO,00o,
TO Maintain Present Level.
The premier said he hoped the cX-
penditure for the army ana navy
would not exceed the present level in
the near future The mGnltions cost
remained stationery at the highest
level vet reached. he added, and might
increase
The July total, continued the pre-
tl,nt,of N,,,o,,,ror ma II was cvnected
,,na,a I',,S r,o,,, an,. chance i'm nolicy INIT
fI,cs',,rcsc,,t legcl would 5,.,noinfaiprd
fn, tbc nom. fnturr. The mnnitiop ex-
~ ,,,,,, Az, - i,,o.,'.lI ta.diI ana
riontimuo1si,' i'I,, Us nm tn Ma ana in mat
,,ontb and durin@ Tunc and Uuly inf
,.og r,irl,. conetant Under an heads (
tbn oynnndttn,.o niobt he rxnrcted TO |
,ynand liitIo more
I'M i.iI, ayarauo of loans ia AMI
~, ',,'' ia ,Irl,1,,aJ Fl ,ao o0o y.
tLa rjr.t narind to r. g3o ooo in the
second period, but these figures. said !
the premier were very misleading be- !
e.uIen i'm thc first peTiod there was
one item of rl2,OU0 600 attributable !
I'm reality to the previous period.
Churchill Critsciscs
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~, NI'GI Speech ny MlI9ton 1p'",,,t |
''uI en- vil'l'lH,'E el','' ,,tinn haGur,
ioi uo' yNi'"'ue ''' N"l
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t',I''"l,' 10 'uI N'H d I'.''l'"'9 iiII
'.T ,"', '''u ~ P'o'P'o'' III '''' '''''
~ Iae oa''le'
li,t plo5l,eC,S ar. 5ooU' ,i' wa,
secretary sald our generals are more !
nan Sd ',I'lleu WIN a''u proud VI luz
l"lol ,' ol our uIyu ''tN ",' 'I'ul",
~ 'Hl ,l as 'lc hIIl'Sn lIlIII'uN "'9 J."
W t"tIlS'oIl " ana NapoI'o' uHI
,nel never nave Uech sIc"'cF '"ai'
nov.
VHc lnihIS VII" pIiue Nl''' on'
W, ,U'l'hs one ocIouES 70 lio Sd"' ray,
NY arc pressing Jack Ile ioI lil'uao''
!pe VINO devoted ms pest ofalhS 10
M a'uuN OF war LOT generation
.''I cuhIIuchI IHdt victory Is assure"
10 uS.
continuing, MI I.ioAu-HroISe sdlu
Predicts Victory
Numbers and all other resources
are ON our side There was one fear
that years of training and thought
en the part of a great military power
might he something that might be I'M
supcrdblc. our men demonstrated |
iRdL 1t Is not 50 and that British
fesourcctuIncss and intelligence are
as in fields of commerce in the past,
Nhen they have been able to snatch