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New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables
Spot cotton easier; sales. 1000 bales
speculation and export. 500 American.
5000. Imports. 1000. including $4,000
American. Mid-upand. 7.96d. Futures
opened quiet. sac points lower. Closed
quiet. at a net decline OF 4iad7 points.
July. 7.e2: Oct-Nov. 7.75; Jan-Feb. 7.69
Mar-Apr 7.6si2; May-June. 7.6s Man
chester: Yarns offers too low cloths dull.
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Fordham Church Buys Flat.

The Church of Our Lady of Mercy, OF
Fordham, bought at auction yesterday
for S1S.600 four story hatho1se at
A6q1 Park av. IL was sold by ueorge
Price, auctioneer, to proteet. eheTIh, I'M
brances amounting 10 Sio'4oI' III.
fathouse will be altered into nursery
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CHEESE.

Receipts. 1856 boxes. State. whole milk.
fresh. fats. colored. specials. l5hMl5isc /;
white. specials. jh ~ 10 i2c; colored. average
fancy. l4as "a loo white. average fancy. 4A
M l5c: twins. specials. 49, n l5iec; average
fancy. l47, 7,Ml5c: cheddars, specials l5isc /;
average fancy. l5U l5hc. Single Daisies.
fancy. i64c: all styles. undergrades. i36g
lilsc; Wisconsin. whole milk. fancy. fresh.
twins. l5l5c. Double Daisies. &c; Single
Daisies. lGM l6hc: Young Americas. lIc
state. skins. current make. specials. l2i9m
l3c: choice Haze: fair to good. lO1.Ng
10Ac. lower grades. 5iaMl0c.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
METAL.

The local street market for copper was
quiet. with electroytic quoted at 2lff26c. On
the New Nork Metal Exchange tin was firm.
with spot in fvc-ton lots quoted at $50
3o.50c. Lead dun New York spot. sl0c.
and East 81 Louis. 6.20c. both asked. Spelter
strong New York nominal and East 81
Louis spot, 3.50m l0c. The American Smelt-
ing and Refining Company quotes lead at
e.boc for New York delivery and at 6.i2ilc
East 81 Louis. In London lead closed at
AS lOs for spot and AZ f27 for futures. Spc-
London closed Mt 500 los for standard spot,
iss for futures and at fl2l for electrolytic
spot, with sales Of 100 tons spot Tin. stand
ard spot its6 l0s and futures fls7. with
sales of 20 tons srot and $50 tons futures
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
PROVISIONS.

The provision market was again easy uh-
der selling which WAS thought 10 be ny
leading packing interest. and influenced
complaints of poor spot demand keeeipu
for Friday. 1900: Kansas City received
6 600 and Omaha, $4,000. PORK firm mess
s27Ms27 so; family. s2SG$2S.50: short clear.
S25M S27 BEEF steady; mess. slsq Sls:5O :
family. sle.5OG s2O5O: packet, slS.5oH Sl3
extra India mess. s3O@ s3l; DRESSED
HOGS steady: bacons 1880; $50 lbs,
iaTLc. 100 lbs, 1Ac 40 lbs. AAc; pigs,
i4a9c; CUT MEATS-Pickled bellies dull
nictIed hams steady, sI6laMs17i.c; TAI
LOW weak; special &c: ity. Sc country
-oeciaI, si2Ms7sc LARD weak middle WeF
6ned lard easier continent. l4.i0c South
America. 14.4O; Brazil kegs. 1910: com
pound easier. ll1aM1t7s; STEARlNE easy
oleo. loiac: city lard stearine. lA4e
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
Marine Shares Slump on
Reports of Greater Tax
alton by England.
WHAT A IT PER CENT
TAX WOULD MEAN
ysw French Loan Oversub'
scribed-Report That Gold
May Go on Deutschland.

The brief announcement from Lon
IA, that the British government would
,,x excess shipping profits to the ex-
.,,, Of n per cent. as contrasted with
he 50 rcr cent tax now in effect was
allowed yesterday by a severe slump
d, ,be stocks Of the International Mer-
..r,le Marine Company, - per cent Of
vhose tonnage is British. The weeks
.svance in both the preferred and COM
-or shares were more than wiped out,
.,s former closing az s3. a net loss Of
tA The common sold last at 23is.
.soL That the news of heavier tax
80, came as a surprise 10 the Street
ss. evidenced BY the fact that II ar
go at a period when an upward
.,.vsneYt was under way which II ap-
-,s-e6 might carry the stocks well
AVE Wednesdays closing levels. In
-ss.s-dav's selling 10 was apparent
a,, not only were long holdings hur-
,,,gv Eouidated. but the bears un-
s,ps.eily made the break more severe
Sv skirr advantage of the unfavorable
What Higher Tax Means.
American interests Of the Interna-
,oral Mercantile Marine Company had
rses,yed no word at the close Of bust
,ess Yesterday confirming the news
rortaired in the London cables. In
view OF previous statements Of the
CHANCELLOR Of the EXchequer that IL
would be the policy Of his department
10 rrotect the British shipping indus
.-~ 60 Far rs it was in his power, they
were somewhat skeptical of the def
rite announcement thaAthe tax on eX-
cess shipping profits would be raised
10 - per cent. II this should prove
N be the case. however. It was pointed
ont that. on the basis Of the May earn
ings NJ $500. 900. the increase IN taxes
would amount 20 about $4,000 for
The month. Estimating the Marine
eorrarv's net earnings for the current
ves~ AZ the conservative figure OF S5o,-
100000. the difference between a tax
~ -7 per cent on excess prohtS and
The old rate Of so per cent would be
between 100000 and S5.000,0OO. As
he new rate would probably be levied
for only six months of the current
wear the actual difference. so far as
1915 is concerned, would be much less.
In arriving at the excess prohts over
ths earnings Of normal years the aver
axe earnings Of any two Of the years
1911. 1912 and 1913 are taken as the
basis
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
East 18th Street House Sold.

The s15O,OOO dwelling house at East
77tb :. has been sold through Douglas
l. | F Gilman & Co. for Mrs. Charles H.
MARSHALL. n Reginald Vanderbilt recent
" ~ purchased IA East nth St, as he has
crown q ti.fd Of apartment house !iving'
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
EGGS.

Receipts. 1921 cases. Fresh gathered.
extra fine. per dozen. 2s@29c: extra frsts,
26lsN27c frsts. 25M26c; seconds. 23d
24i.c: thirds and poorer. l9n2 l.c: dirties.
No. /. 2l62li2c; No. and poorer. lsn
20iac; checks good to choice, dry. l9lam2 zoe ;
Undergradcs. l5W l9c: State. Penn and near
by. hennery whites. fine TO fancy. 29n S3c ;
ordinary to good. 26N 2sc gathered whites.
ordinary 20 fine 25M29c: Western and
Southern. gathered whites. 246t2Sc: State.
Penn and nearby. hennery browns. 29n3lc /;
gstharcd brown and mixed colors. 24n29c /;
0ucl eggs. State and nearby. Indian Runner.
gsngOr
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. July 20, 1916.
BUTTER.

Receipts. 1929 packages. Creamery. ex-
tras t92 scorel. per III. 29c: higher scoring
2ti2m30c: firsts (SS 10 81 scoreI. 27M2si nc
seconds ts3 TO 81 scorel. 25m26l4c; thirds
EiWG4iec: creamery. unsalted. extras. 29N
2s &C. higher scoring. 30H3lc: hrsts. 27M
2si3c state dairy. tubs. finest. 27iam2si1c
good 10 prime. 25isn27c. common IN fair
22H25c: renovated. extras. 26c: frsts. 2ln
25c. lower grades. 22Fi23c imitation cream
,ry. futs. .4ia 25c ladies' current make
frsts. % nc: seconds. 22m22i4c: lower
grades. 2ld2liac. packing stock. current
make No. /. 22M22kc; No. 2. 21m2lisci
lower grades. 2OM2Oi,c
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
Gas Leak; Match; Three Burned

Bernard Rappaport, a druggist, OF
2ql5 Clarendon Road, Brooklyn. light
ed a match TO find gas leak last night.
There was an explosion, and Kappa
mort Victor Eyde and the latter's house
keeper. Rose Wechsler, all were burned
slightly. ..
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
FRESH FRUITS.

APPLES. new. hand-picked, basket. 75c9
50 windfalls. 25m75c: PEARS. nearby.
basket 5OcM sl.25: Ga. lie Conte, bbl. S3M
$3.50: Fla. lie Conte S3m s. Fla. sand. Dbl.
S8NS4; PEACHES. Md. carrier. Sl.25m Sl.l5 ;
Jersey. carrier. SlM$ $l.31; Ga. carrier.
75cd S225; PLUMS. Ga. Burbank. car
rier, SlmS2: CHERRIES. sour. goa
45c: CURRANTS. Cherry. quart. 4m DC :
small. 3M5c; STRAWBERRIES, Western
New York. quart lON i2c ; BLACkBERRlES.
Jersey. quart 2N9c. Del and Nd, ga &c ;
RASPBERRIES. Western New York, pint.
&c: up-riyer. red. 2M1c; Jersey. red. 2H &c ;
Blackcaps. 3fI6c: HUCKLEBEkRlES. Penn
and jersey. Mountain. quart, l0n l5c other
Penn and Jersey IN iOc: Del and Nd. ia
Zoe: y {. 1MlOc. GOOSEBERRiES, large.
Green. quart. "a l0c; small. green, "a SC ;
2O-lb basket, 60N65c: AVOCADO PEARS,
Cuban. box. slMs3: ORANGES. Cal. box.
sl.50MS5. GRAPEFRUIT. Cal box. Sld 81 ;
Cuban. slmS5; LEMONS. Cal, box, sac
S5.35 imported. $lms5; LINES, Dominican
bbl, s5.5OM s. MUSkMELONS. Del and Md.
crate, SI.250fS2 Va. 60-quart crate. Sl.25M
Sl.75; small crate. 15cN 81; c. standard
crate 5Oc0 Sl.5O; pony crate, 4Od loc; Nat
crate. 3OGI40c G. standard crate. 5OcNf
Sl.5O: pony crate, 4OM75c: fiat crate. 50ft
75c: Ariz. standard crate. sl.50n 1915 !;
pony crate. Si.25N $3.50; fiat case. sla Sl.25 !;
pink-meats. fat case. 80c6 sl.2j Cal. jumbo
crate. 1915: standard crate. s3.25 pony
crate. s2.25MS2.5O: fiat crate. sl25n sl.5O ::
WATERMELONS. Ga and Fla. per 100. sl5
NsiO: carload. $500 $3.50: PINEAPPLES,
Porto Rico red Spanish. box. SlMs4.5O :;
Cuban. $3.50; Fla. Smooth Cheyenne, SO
N S3.2J.
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sURROGATES NOTICES.

HARMAN. KATE LEE.-IN PURSUANCE
OF an order OF Hon. John 7. Cohalan,
Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK. no
tice is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against Kate Lee Barman, late or
the County Of New York. deceased. 10 pre-
sent the same, with vouchers thereof, 70
The subscriber, az his place of transacting
husiness at the ofice OF his attorneys,
Rollins e Rollins. 80 Nassau Street in tho
borough Of Manhattan, city aud state OF
New York. on or before the iith day Of
January next.
ruiv 1918 ARCHER HARMAN.
Temporary Administrator.
ROLLINS & ROLLINS, Attorneys for
Temporary Administrator, 81 Nassau
street. Borough Of Manhattan, New
York city.
N PURSUANCE OF Az ORDER OF
Honorable John r. Cohalsn. Surrogate
OF the County OF New York, NOTICE y
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Lisette r Wallace. late N the
County OK Sew York. deceased. 10 present
me same with vouchers thereof 10 the
subscriber. az his place Of transaciing busi-
ness. No i65 broadway. Borough Man
haitian. IN The City OF New York. on or
before the 9Th day OF January 1917
dated. New York. the ltn day 81 July.
THEODORE r. LANE. Attorney FOR Ex-
ecutor. i65 Broadway Manhattan.
y. I. --.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or Hc2.
John p. cohalsn. SURROGATE of ths
County OF New YORK NOTICE - hcfepJ
given 70 all persons having claims against
Jane n. smith. late q the County of Ne.
York deceased. 20 present the same with
vouchers thereof % the subscribers at
their place Of ;ransacting business a. tbs
office u their attorneys, Stit & Phillips.
No. il3 Fulton Street: botoush Of Man
haitian. In the City of New York. on or
before tho twenty-eighth day ot August
neat
'-N'' TYLER BtrfI
CHARLES A SMITH.
Executors.
sTITT & PHILLIPS. Attorneys for En-
ecutors. No. ll3 Fulton Street. Bor-
ough Of Manhattan. New York City.
Hon. John l.. Cohalan. a Surrogate Of
the County of New York. Notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Elizabeth A. Odcll, late OF the County OF
New York deceased. 70 present the same
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscriber,
1876 West 18th street In the CITY OF New
/ York. on or before tho l0th day Of Sep
| tember next,
1915 HAMILTON ODELL Executor.
3 IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or
| the CoDnty OF New FORK. Notice Is hereby
/ given to all persons having claims agains,
/ John = Bussing, late OF the County OF
I New York. deceksed. 10 present the sans
/ az their place ot usnsacting business, at
I the Office Of their attorneys Stitt q Phil
lips. No. ll3 Fulton Street, Borough oc
/ Manhattan, IN the city OF New York on
or before the i5tn day OF September next
Dated. New York. the third day Of March.
| EMILY NJ. BUSsING. Executrix.
CHAa STEWART PHlLLIPS. Executes
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lTanport Sail for Panama.

KiIna. United States army transport
for f-Pesriek Psrs sailed yesterday afternoon
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HAY AND STRAW

Market is generally weaker. Some effort
j. being made to sustain prices on high grades
On some of the sheds. but most buyers are
able 10 secure stock az track delivery points
80 much cheaper that the market ia unsettled
and values very irregular. On the whole
prices appear about 81 per ton lower. HAY.
large balcd. timothy. prime. per ton. S26 :
No l. S24ms25 No 10 No 2, Sl1HS S23 /;
shipping. sl5WSl7. fancy light clover, mixed,
S2lM $40 No 1 clover. mixed, SlsdSl :
lower grrye clover. mixed. sl2HSi5. RYE
STRAW. No !. $l2M Sl3. Small bales about
ttnfar Iarora
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
THURSDAY. July 20. 1916.

Trading bonds
Ss72o against S2S60OO Wednesday,
From
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Jrly 20. 1915.
BEENES.

Receipts. 9s3 head 3 cans on sale No
sales reported feeling weak for steers.
Dressed beef slow common To choice native
sides. l3M Ice per lb.
CALVES.
Receipts. 500 head 5a3 on sale. Market
ertive and strong. All sold Common TO
prirae veals. Sq.5On $3.50 per 100 III culls.
$3.50. Canada calves, s7.75m$9: skim
milk calves. IS so. Dressed calves firm. City
dressed veals. l6m20c; country dressed do,
fgErfse
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

The corn market was fairly active and
price changes were irregular. closing net un-
changed to nc higher. Some good rains
over portions of the Southwest relieved the
fear OF crop damage for the time being and
the December Position was relatively heavier
than the near months. The hrmness IN
wheat had a stimulating influence. but the
market was affected more particularly by
n show of strength in the spot position, and
reports that large sales of alcohol had been
made for export, which were expected to re-
suit in a good demand for cash corn from
The distilIers. In the local cash market
No. yellow corn was quoted at 9l9se I
Now Nork
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
SHEEP AND LAMBS.

Receipts. lis head 2'csrs on sale. Sheep
steady; lambs firm on light receipts. Good
eve sheep gold at e. per 100 10 yearlings.
$3.50: fair lambs. si0.5ON Slo.65. Dressed
mutton steady at lO0 l4i.c per ID; dressed
lambs. l5M 7lac.
HOGS.
Receipts. l.7i2 head all consigned direct
tc local slaughterers. Feeling nominally
steady.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Sharp Upturn in Wheat on
Rust RepOrts-COrn
Irregular.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York Jub 20. 1916.
WHEAT

The wheat market experienced another
sharp upturn. closing with net gains Of
2's 10 3lac. The advance was accompanied
by very active buying and was based on
more definite rust damage reports from the
spring wheat belt The Northwestern
markets were strong. and the fact that
spring wheat operators were active buyers
had tendency 90 create more confidence
in the damage reports. Leading comission
houses in the West were Aggressive on the
buying side and At the high point of the
movement values were at new high records
since the black rust scare started and repre-
sented gains Of lOL 20 lliac. Other factors
in the market, aside from the rust situation,
were practically ignored. and the increased
movement of new winter wheat m the South
west failed 10 create pressure. Tho Liver
pool market was easier early. but hrmed up
at the close and sentiment abroad appears
60 be buliish the prospects Of continued
large requirements. Export sales for the
day were estimated at about 600 bushels.
including one cargo Of new winter wheat.
In the local cash market No. ! durum was
quoted az l.2ia,c. No. hard. 1.21hc; No.
1 Northern Duluth. l-34hc. No. Northern
Manitoba. l.3l%c. all h New York.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21

The oats market was easier earlier in the
day on the rains in the West and IN anticip-
alton of increased hedging operations:
shorts were good buyers on the decline, and
late in the day the market was firm in sym
rathy with wheat The local cash market
was steady standard quoted Mt Al ga tFftc'
No. 3 white. 46l4 a 46Mc; No white. 4''a
Gr46c; fancy clipped white. 4ll2H II &c
ordinary clipped white. 45ianElsc. all
elevator.
RYE.
Market s.ea,ly No Western. lO1
New York. -e,.c
New-York tribune., 1916-07-21
RONnS.
STATE BONDS.
MUNICIPAL BONDS.

Va DEF IS Brown Bros . 900 .....
Q 600 - slL'
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Two Questions
Popular in Prison

During the entire time | was Con-
Wet No. 0047. | met that same re-
ply every time that told the length
OF my term.
A minimum OF one year in Wal
la Walla is soft" The prisoners
tell a fish he will scarcely get &C
quainted with the place before his
time Is up.
And the password OF acquaint.
anceship among inmates consists OF
two questions:
What did you bring?" and
"What're you in for?"
answered those two questions
more than so times during my
three days Imprisonment.
But ! learned that Il was pre-
sumptuous on tho part OF fish to
ask the same questions OF regular
inmate
II took considerable effort be.
fore overcame my embarrassment
and asked one of my new acquaint
ances what kind of job he had
done. and how long term he had
served
Despite my tact. the prisoner
turned away with vacant stare.
In only one or two cases did
learn anything about the convicts
cases from their own lips. And In
those cases they volunteered the
Information
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GRAND RAPIDS. Mich.
March 3o.--A preacher who
turned detective and assumed
al many DISCUSSES az worn by
Sherlock Holmes In his won
derful activities 10 the man
who did more than any one
else In efforts TO unrsvel the
mystery surrounding tho death
Of John e. Peck. millionaire
drug Manufactures Of Grand
Rapids.
Rev. Alfred w. Wishsrt left
his pastoral duties at the Foun.
tain 81, Baptist church. here.
long enough 20 follow q trail OF
mystery 20 New York and as .
result Or. Arthur Warren
waite has been charged With
the murder OF Peck. his IA.
therln-ia~.
After tho body Of Peck was sent
TO Grand Rapids. Percy Peck. .
son. received a telegram adyisins
him 10 demand an autopsy and In
yestlEation.
Tho telegram was signed only
with the initial r
The namo OF tho sender 10 moi
known.
u was this Telegram, that
transformed Or. Wlshsrt. q
friend OF the Peck family. into
o detective. and took him from
the seauessered life OF . ZAP.
tist parish into New York life.
Young Peck showed DIR Wisharl
the telegram.
Then Dr. Perry Schurtr Of Grand
Rapids was called Ia TO bold M
autopsy.
He reported presence Of arsenic
In the stomach OF r.ck's body.
Dr. wiEhart aud Or sehurtk then
went TO New YORK.
They Investigated for two days
before calling for assistance.
They charg. Waite was living 4
double life and that he lived with
another woman before and after hs
married Clara Peck. daughter OF the
millionaire
Dr. wishart turned the matter
over 10 tho state district attor
ney's office. and charge was
placed against Waite.
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Loses Connection
With Outside

ITS easy." replied the prisoner.
After you've been In place like
this for n while, you'll be able TO
spot n fish the minute you see him,
and tell what kind OF job he did
"But how could you tell my
charge" | persisted.
Simply because every man In an
institution of this kind learns to be
student of human nature. Any.
body could see you're an office men.
You amt burglar. or an operator
(safe cracker). You don't look like
n stick.up guy. and you amt tough.
SO you're either grand larceny or
forgery. | guessed at forgery, be.
cause It's higher class job and
more popular.
What did You brlng?' he went
on.
Il don't understand YOU" ! said.
What kind of Jolt did they
give YOU" he repeated.
BY this time ! was finished with
my scrubhing. ! had seen my CIV
ilian clothing rolled into a ball and
dumped into big can for fumiga-
ton had lost everything that
connected me with Outside.
Gin prison they always write Out.
| side with a capital 90
zone to 10 years | answered.
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spent his first day and night 1t
Wslla Walia.)
LOSE TRACE OF
BANK BANDITS

Trace OF the two bandits who
tried TO hold up the King County
State bank, In the University dis
trict. Wednesday, was lost at I,
40th st. and Sunnyside ave, when
they jumped from their hired auto
and ran, and had not been found
Thursday.
The men hired their auto, driven
by Oscar Turnauist, 26lo Fifth
ave. telling him they wanted TO so
out to the university to got a Is
ter.
His first intimation that they
were robbers came, he says. when
they leveled revolver a; his head
and ordered him TO drive away
A dozen detectives were scatter
ed thru the district a few minutes
after the bandits deserted the ma
chine. but found no trace OF them.
Miss Faith Cleland, a university
freshman. who was the only person
beside Assistant Cashier Nordquist
In the bank when the bandits en-
tered. said the men wore rough
clothing and spoke good English.
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MOTHER DESERTS Nm

NEW YORK. March so.-~wlth
his mothers faith In him shaken 80
she says -He could no, have been
hif1ser when he DID n the only
steadfas, supporter pr. Arthur
Warren Waite. confessed poiaonSr.
hse today sas Mfs Margaret ilur'
ten
Nrr Hor.>n begged detectives 10
let her visit Waite and slns to him
her Rose Song" that frightened
thess Htufio days whl1 they lived
a, the I'l.ya hotel.
Tin. ch. 40 sorry for you." sic
said In a note 90 Waite Il know
yon are absolutely innocent. ne
brave srG strong. J will rome aud
ace you tomorrow"
The reek family issued state.
n'cnt rect dating Wa. and rei'.s.
inF to have anything TO do with hts
defense.
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new UMDERSEA WAR

LONDON. March 50.-Teuton Z
boats hay. embarked on a new
campaign OF high sea terrorism.
despite Berlin assurances 10 the
contrary. In the view Of officials
here today.
II was pointed out that during the
fret fortnight OF the month the sub
marines acted with caution. sup
posndiy on orders from Berlin. hut
during the past fortnight the sink
lngs have averaged several daily.
Affidayits with regard TO th"
sinking OF the Eagle Point. English.
man and Manchester Engineer. and
the attack en- tho Sussex. hav. been
forwarded TO Washington.
All these vessels carried Amer
leans.
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CALL AVIATOR
TO WASHINGTON

Los ANGELES. March So
In response to an urgent tele'
gram from Secretary OF War
Baker. Glenn 1. Martin, LEGAL
war plane constructor. prepar-
ed 20 leave for Washington to-
day.
This Is taken to Indicate officials
AZ WASHINGTON have concluded
planes already In service are adapt
ed to level land flying nj San DIEGO
where the army flyers we're train
ed. but are unsuited to the high
winds and thin air Of the mountain
Gus country Of chihuahua. accord
Ing 10 those we'll informed here.
Martin stated that high-powercd
motors. which compare favoraely
with those used In Europe. are be
Ing made at San Francisco
He declared he could turn out IL
war planes a month, working day
ana night. at his plant here.
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Sheriff Hodge was ordered Wed.
nesday by Judge Dykeman 10 pay
DR.. J. T.. Godfrey. n physician.
t233.l5 because he seized an auto
he thought belonged to =. w.
Smyle. who was deep in debt. but
which actually belonged To God.
frey. Hodge had taken Singles
bond that the debt would be paid,
but the bondsmen proved worth.
less.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-30
ATTACK FRENCH
AT MALANCOURT


LONDON. March 3o.--Hurl.
ing shells upon French fortified
works from three sldes. the
Germans today sent thousands
OF men charging upon Msisn-
court In supreme effort 20
capture II and seize tho two
Highways which interseot there.
French positions are admitted
90 be In extreme danger.
From wooded heights to the
north and northeast. and from new
~ taken footholds close 90 Malan
court. the Germans are sending
shell after shell into the rrcneh
defcnses.
Replying TO this hombardmont
French guns on the ridge OF Dead
Mans hill and on nm 3ot are
sweeping the Malancourt high
WAYS. tearing them to dust with
heavy explosives. so that an Mt
tempt "a advance over them would
be practical suicide