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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

re redeti. kollko 80 tocna. Razun tcga so znanc
nekatere lzjave Y parlamcntih. XII pa tudi ne po-
vedo mnogo.
AnglcSki DELEGATE So vSiljivim caSnikarskim
Poroceralcem rcklI. da So So IT, dogovorili ma ka-
tero blago maj Ia ali ona driava da prepoved "a
izvoz.
Prof. Miljukov. voditclj ustavnih dcmokra.
toy V ruski dunn. HI ic bil ravno takrat ma potu
V AngliJo. je haje Y Stockholm drial. ia So zdi,
ia sc bodo PR ten pogaJanJh pref napravilc "a
rote roper RusIJo kot pa roper NcmGijo. Kolikor
Sc da sklcpati IL tc molteGno>ti. 50 zavczniki An.
gliji V gotovih to6kah nasprotovali.
TozncJc j. bila druga konfcrcnca zavczmikov.
% kateri Je zaneSljIvo znano, da ic >klcpala nacrte
IN naJtcsncjSo goSpodarSko zdruIitcv scdanjih
HavrlnIkov IN IA tim popnlnci>o ilkllutitcv zen
tralnh drIaN L vS"h trgov. mad katrrimi morcjo
lar"znIki kakorkoi doseci kontrolo. Scdai Y vol
III SpoJcnc drzavc mai hi ii vzajcmno pomagalc $
SuroNlhanl IN f%abrlkati, y StatiStiko in trgovSkimi
podatki, uredila mai hi So krcdltna vpraSania,
trgovina , scdaniImi >ovraIniki mai hi 81 pa 20.
polnoma izkljucila. Namcn jc torci ociten: Izoli-
rati centralne drzave in potlatiti Nth gospodar-
stvo ma clm nizJo Stopnjo:
kar SC god ma Sirani zavcZnikoy. 80 ma vrsi
tudi med ccntralnimi drzavami.
Ncmcija jc imcla cd kraia poglcd ostro upet
v goNpodarSke ellie, XII Jill jc mi>lila doseci T. vol
no. Men vrhovni ell je vchk ncmSki imperij V
kakrsnlkoli obliki. najrajSi V TAXI, da hi tvori.
YES svct cd VZhodncga morja do perzijskcga "a.
Iva nemSko ccsarStvo. V ocitno vidni obliki Sc TO
Steer Sc ne ola lzvrSiti. Turciji in Bolgarski mi mo
goccV zahvalo IA nJIJu ponce cnoStavno welt Sa-
mostalnost in n%apraviti IL njiju pruski province.
Pac pa bi bilo vellko ncmSko cesarStvo mogocc
pod primerno krinko, ako hi Ncmcija zmagala.
DoScglo hi So to = trgovinSko zvczo. V Der.
linu SO Ic z~avedajo. la 50 gospodarSkc vezi mai.
mocneJse IN da Sedc %politicnc formacijc goSpo-
darSkim.
Prvo stremljenie Nemcijc jc blo namcnjcno
AvStriji. Mixer So nj bilo rcceno. da izgubi Az
strija svoJo samoStalnost. Ali tista gospodarska
zveza. pc kateri %hrcpcni Ncmcija. ne pomeni ME
druzcga. V AvStriji jc naSla IA Svojc namcnc ro-
doritu1 tia. Tupatam Sc STEER Sc oglaSi kakScn
oSamIJen list, ki govori q DRAWN n"odvisnoSti
Avstrijc in dinastiic ali pretczna vccina govori
lc o zvrli in skupnoSti. Trgovskc zbornicc so So
nckatcrc proStovoljno. drugc pod primrrnim
prltiskom - izreklc IN tcSno trgovinSko zvczo in
skupno carinsko p%odroGjc. in rdino Sirnost della
pravzaprav So Ogrska, XII cvrsto vcrujc V >voio
drIaVnO SuvrrenOSt.
PRAY zaradi ME ie IN cnkrat ncmogocc. da hi
Sc habsburska monarhi ia kratkomalo ancktirala.
Toda p%oliticna prekanjcnost napravi lahko tudi
tako, da dobi OgrSka navidezno vecjo p%oliiiGno
SamOstalnost, pa jo pri TEN V resnici popolnoma
izgubi. Cello kaj iugoslovanskega So ma ia nscin
lahko ustvari. Mnogo IIrvatov hi mislilo, da ina
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

privolila druga. To naznanilo, kot receno, hi IL
radno, vendar je %verjctno, ker ie bilo tiskano V
Londonu, Berlinu, Parizu in BukareStu.
Glavno, kar ie IL vscga razvidno, JIG tn, da SC
gradita diva ogromna kitajSka zidova eden loce
i~zkljutiti ccntralne drzavc drugi pa zavcznikc IL
SvetOvnc trgovinc. Nsaka tch dveh Skupin pa
Strcmi pc gospodarSkem imperiiu.
Prcdvsem ic Sevcda vcliko vpraSanjc, all
zmaga katera tch dveh skupin tako odlocno. la il
no mogoce izvajati svoje nacrte. N~crjctno nj.
Cimda jc bolj kale, da Sc bodo sic ma obeh Stra
neh ~izdrpale, predcn bo mogla cna ali druga >ku
pima tako odlocilno zmagati. da bi bila druga po.
pomona porazcna. In &c ne no mogla nohcnd
diktirati miru in ~niegovih %pogojev. Sc bosta mora
Ii ODE pripraviti na kompromis, %tcmbolj ker 10
do prav Y tenn slucaju tudi ncvtralni incl Eaj
reel.
Ali bodocnost je Sc bodocnost InaGilni so
nameni, tudi de- Sc ne morejo i%zvrSiti. PRAY ii ma
mem potrjujejo 2 vso siio socialisticni nauk. la II.
varnostl IA Svctovni mir. dokler vlada kapitali-
ZEN. Ncvarnost move vojne Sc ne manjSa, anpak
p%ovccaya. Trajen mir ie ~resniGno najboj ol,iscn
cd tcga. kako Sc bo krcpcal mcdnarodni social
zem in kdai bo dovolj mocan, da strmoglavi kap;-
talisticni siStem in odpravi $ tenn vzrokc vOjn.
o lakotnih demonstracijah Y Rumuniii pri-
haiajo scdai nckoliko natantnejSe vesti. Dne ~.
junija j. hila vclika dcmonstracila V Galacu.
SeSt dclavccv lc bilo ubitih. - pa ranjcnih. Ru-
munski listi %porocajo. da ie dial povelinik voiaS-
iva, mlad laitnant, strcl jati brcz predpiSanega
SNarila.
Nodja rumunSkih socialistov dr.. Racovski
j" bill V Bukarc;ti ma povcljc galaSkega sodiSca
aretirar. V cetriek jc bill V BukareStu razgla-
sen protestcn gcncralcn Straik. Dcsct dclavccv
jc doslri podlcglo svojim ranam: 30 Jill jc ranjc-
nth. okrcc 100 pa arctiranih.
C~asopisje ostro napada rumunSko Waldo, kcr
Jc trpcla, da Sc jc vpraSanie zivcla tako zavozilo.
Rumunija jc imela dovoli zita in dczcli So nj hilo
bait lakotc. Toda rumunSka vlada je Sklenila
4 ncmSko in avstrijsko pogodbo "a izv"z in ie do
VOLTA, da so prodali >pekulanti toliko zita in no
kc ' Avstrijo in Ncmcijo. da j. scdaj donna pre-
malo hranc.
Tako podpira vsaka vlada kapiialiStic 10 do
bickarstvo povsem brez obzira ma intcrcsc liud-
silva.
IL Cincinnati. o.. javljajo. da je 800 farmar-
irv ondotnemu Central Labor Council izrcklo le-
ljo, da hi So letos udcleaili parade ma Labor Day.
Nimamo STEER q TEN zakonitcm prazniku visokcga
mncnja ali Sklep teh farmarjcv vcndar kaIc. ia
80 zacno polagoma zavedati svojcga polozaia Y
drnzhi in spoznavajo, da pripadajo delavskemu
raZrcdu.
Organizlrai Sc in pomagaj druge organizirati
to je prvo pravilo "a socialista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-08-08

Organilirai Sc in pomagaj druge organizirati
- to je prvo pravilo "a socialista.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29
Early Shopping Urged

A letter from the Industrial Wei
fare Commission to Frank A. Cram
says:
During a recent trip of Miss Bertha
Moores and the undersigned through
the State, a number of merchants in
formed us that much of the difficulty
in complying with the ruling of this
commission, which compels the dis
missal of women employees at $3.50 p.
m, arises from lack of cooperation
on the part of the shopping public.
The commission, therefore, is mail
ing you Notice to Customers"
which, it feels, will help somewhat to
educate the customers of the store to
shop early, If it is posted in plain
view. If you wish more copies we
shall be very glad to forward them
to you. Bertha Moores.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29
Congregational Church

Sunday cshool opens promptly at 8. 80
a. m. The lesson for this Sunday is
"Paul at Thessalonica and Berea, I"
Acts 17:1-15. We have FIVE more Sun.
days before our vacation. let US see il
we can have an average attendance of
100 curing that time. You may be
surprised Sunday to see what the boys
did during the week. We will also
have some special music.
The Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs. Crow
ellis Friday afternoon.
1t is the intention to have preaching
on Sunday, July 9. Notice the papers
next week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29
Methodist Church

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Public
worship at ii a. m. Theme, "The
Perils of the Republic. Epworth
League at p. m. At 8 p. m. Adah
Wallace Unruh, national lecturer of
the W. c. T. Twill occupy the pulpit.
Mrs. Unruh is brilliant and entertain.
ing speaker. Mid-week service Thurs.
day evening at o'clock. The public
is invited to alkof these services.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29
Grace United Brethren

At 10 o'clock Sunday morning the
Sunday school will give patriotic pro-
gram. Teachers and pupils are urged
to be on time. Morning worship at II
o'clock. Subject. "No Quarter, call
for patriotism in ousting booze. No
evening service as we join in the union
service at the M. E. church. Mrs.
Unruh will be the speaker.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29
Catholic Church
franciscan Fathers)

Next Sunday. July 2, the third after
Pentecost, divine services will be as
follows: First holy mass at 8 a. m.
with sermon. Second holy mass at
1880 a. m, with sermon. Evening ser
vices at 7.45. Tuesday morning. July
a, there will be holy mass at 8 a. m.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29
heiehts Baptist Church

Sunday school 10 a. m. Sermon,
"The Worlds Greatest Detective, y
taken from the text, "Be sure your sir
will find you out" II a. m. B. Y. p.
U. at z p. m. At s p. m. DR.. w. S.
Nichol will deliver an anti-liquor ser.
mon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29
Unitarian Church

Sunday school is intermitted until
September. Subject of sermon next
Sunday morning is, "a Mans Sized
Job" 1t will contain quotations from
Samuel McCord Crothers. All are in
vited.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29

Glacier Stamps always print and are
durable as we'll as attractive.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1916-06-29

Butter wrappers at this office.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1916-08-31
WIN . z

Winder completes
and 'front.'
to
Athens Winders s as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
Harvard to Train
Students in Flying

Nine Harvard men have reported to
The Curtiss Aviation School in Buffalo
,s the nucleus of an aerial reserve,
and Harvard graduates have formed a
committee 10 raise funds for the train
ing Of undergraduates in military fly
M Those who have already reported
are living in tents near the hangers OF
the Aviation School.
Each man who passes the tests for
sis aviation pilots certificate Will be
given q bonus Of $50, contributed by
II. Aero Club Of America and Robert
Bacon. The rockies are being trained
by Phillip RAIDER, of San Francisco, who
has been studying military aeronau'ics
in Europe and who has record OF
more than two thousand flights in two
years without having broken a wire OF
bis machine.
Funds raised for the training OF Har-
ward undergraduates yesterday totalled
A,6sS.5l, with the promise OF an addi-
tional s2,400 when it becomes necessary
Il is estimated that the cost OF train
ing a man is s400, and the fund desires
70 raise an additional $4,000. Checks
should be sent 10 the Undergraduates
Aero Training Fund. 40 Water Street
Boston.
Those who have been selected TO
start work at Buffalo are Frederick 5.
Allen. Pelham Manor, n. Y; Francis T.
Anory, jr., Boston; Edmond H. Bates,
West Medford, Mass; William B.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
Mail Order Tricksters
Hooked By Government


and arseeng Solicitor Of the Posoce Department closes the
mails to the mail order criminal by fraud order.
Few realize what work Solicitor Lamar Mr.. Switzerland
and their doing Prosecution fine brief
prisonment less effective than fraud order The fines
negligible compared the profits the of law
fully slow and patent medicine enthusiasts have had
their mail sent Jail and carried their business from behind
the bars while they waited for trial But when fraud order is
consated and order be cashed
by the hope dead indeed Moreover it usually
takes but month put the matter through Other
only scotch the snake This to killing him of
thing Sometimes he his head aganunder another
Then the Big Stick again applied aimed the and
address Only few frauds have much vitality this however
More power your elbow Mr. Solicitor, and long tenure
of Office You have made record that if such
there live explain the painful detail which
an actively interested public certain to demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16

Bacon, NJ. Phillip Bryan and Hamilton
Coolidge, Brookline, Mass; Donald d.
Harries, Minneapolis; Harry ii. Met
calf. .Westboro, Mass, and Joseph l.
TORY, Worcester, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
THE REAL COUNTRY
THE MOUNTAIN HOUSE

vALHALLA. wEsTCHESTER co, y. Y.
a minute, 70 i2d s. . acres. 800 q eie'a-
Ion. rear station Rates. 1855. Music. Dancing.
tysrfsrss N the Cai,ku within easy committing
Ii,,.nee sleeping plrrlea slnes with pft&ts
baths Bun saiOs Booklet. ft.. ll5D NhAs FlAns,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Lieut.. Com. HAYNE ELLIS. detached command
Sterling 10 home and wait orders.
Lieut. v X CONAN. to nav yard warrington
Lieut. W b. DECKER detached receiving ship at
Lieut. a. O. j. s. RULINGS. detached Buffalo;
70 Naval Hospital. Mare Island.
Ems. RAYMOND AssERsoN. detached naval train
ing station. Great Lakes: TO Miami. Fla /. radio
Chief Gun. w II. r. sCHUUTER. detached works
Mach JAMES DONALDSON. detached North Caro-
Com. r n BRTMBy. to commanding officer Of
Com. c. {. FEwEL. detached Cincinnati to home
Lieut.. W. +. CLARKE. detached Decatur: to villa
Lieut. cut \. II. Goss. detached vinaohcs; to hom.
Lieut., d. 6 q. F. HOWELL. detached Brooklyn
to aid on stan commander IN, chief ASi1iic Meet
Ems NJ. c. PARTTiIo. 10 vili,lobos.
Ems. II. L. WHITE detached Monadnock' t"
Ems Zorro oTro NIMITz. to Wilmington.
Ems J. NJ. LEWIS. 70 ouiroe.
Ems. J. II. CHADWICK. to ssmM.
Ems. c. G. CLARK. TO Mohicsn. =.
Ems. ARNOLD MARCUS. detached Helena to
A, Mon Paw 4 l.. MYRLAYD. to G.lvcs,cn.
Asst. Pay. n s ROBERTSON. detached Calves
ton 70 home ard Sai; order i5s,,o o,, .,,,ior
Oiongapo. to home and wait or'iers
MOVEMENTS.
ARRIVED.
July l4-froqucis and Oregon. at Msre ISLAND
Neptune at Guantanamo. ca and Wcrden, a.
bridgeport: Buffalo. al Tibur0n. Arkansas. Ayi-
win. Balch Baltimore. Benham. Birminsham'
Cassin. Cummings, Conynsham. Cushing Syclops'
Delaware Dubuque Ericsson. flaming. Florida.
Jacob Jones Jenkins. Kansas Lebanon. Mccall
EcDousaL Melville Michigan, Minnesota. Nevada.
New YORK. O'Bricn ontario, Patapsco. Paturent.
Porter. Sonoma South Carolina Ttiss. Incser'
Utah Vermont. Vestal, Wsdsworh. Winsew.
Wyoming and Yankion. at Newport; Salem al
Tampico. -
Juluv l4-Duralo. Mare Island for Thuron; Dol
min Key West for SsntO Domingo CtyS Don
Iuan de Austria Detroit for Duluth; CO ana
Worden. New London for Bridgeport; Msynowef.
Washington for cruise; New Hampshire, Ns"po a,
Hampton Roads: Oregon. san Francisco for STARE
island: Paul Jones Mare Island for san Diego
Topcks relieved the Maine a. receiving snip ~
Nov York on l4th inst ordered placed III ondlhh'
AZ navy yard New York , .
Tanrpico. On her arrival the Marietta and Macnas
At tb.t mort will proceed north for repairs and e
give liberty Marietta TO Boston and Mschias u
New Orleans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
c. 5. JOHNSON TO BE
CHARITIES SECRETARY
Former Osborne Deputy Resigns
as Warden of RefOrmatOry.

Cheshire, Conn, July 15.-Charlcs s
Johnson, deputy warden Of Sing Sing
under Thomas Mott Osborne, resigned
as warden of the State Reformatory for
Boys here to-day, to become secretary
Of the New York State Board of Chair
ties. He will take office on Septem-
Der To-
Largely out of friendship for War
den Osborne, Mr.. Johnson resigned his
position at Sing Sing, and went to
Cheshire October /, 1915.
Since he was graduated from Har-
ward in 1902, Mr.. johnson has been in
terested in prison and reform work.
His final thesis at the university was
study of the reform question. Mr..
Johnson was educated in the public
schools of New York and Trinity
School He went TO Boston University
and to the Harvard Graduate School.
In the spring of 1915 he received the
degree of Ii. ID. from Alfred Univer-
sity.
Mr.. Johnson is forty-four years old
He is married and has one son, junior
ut Harvard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
j. HAM LEWIS
ASSAILS ROBBINS
SAYS Moose Leader Is Too
Ideal To Be Governor
of Illinois.
From The Tribune Ruresul


Washington, July 15.-Illinois Demo
Gratis will never consent to accepting
Raymond Robbins, the chairman of the
Progressive Convention. as their candi-
date for GOVERNOR if Senator j.
Hamilton Lewis can prevent it. National
Chairman Vance C. Mccormick. now in
Chicago, is declared to have proposed
Governor Dunne's withdrawal in favor
Of the Moose leader, in order to bring
about a union Of the two parties against
the Republicans.
81 could never consent to such a plan
for an instant" declared Senator Lewis
to-day. at would mean the abandon
ment of Governor Dunno and his ad-
ministraton. To attempt any such plan
would be to foredoom the party to de-
feat.
Raymond Robbins is a lovely fellow.
He has one Of the most wonderful souls
| have ever known. But he has been
a minister of the Gospel, and, idealist
that he Is, he does realize the practi-
cal necessities Of politics"
While Senator Lewis still maintains
that Illinois will go for Wilson and
Marshall, Ie admitted that the foreign
vote in all the Western States was caus-
ing serious concern to the Democratic
leaders.
"Many Of the Germans. ! believe, are
going TO remain away from the polls
this election" he said. "They know that
! if they vote for Hughes they will be
called 'hyphens,' and rather than east
anything but an American vote they
will stay away. How many OF them
will not come out is the question that
is troubling leaders of both parties
just now. Until it is settled, no one
can predict with certainty what the
relult will be-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
pet Seaplanes Will Moor
at Harlem Flying
Yacht Club.
HAYWARD TO TRAIN
MEN IN AVIATION
,.,;aI Reserve To Be Taught
AT Curtiss School In
Buffalo.

cnN As the fsvorite outdoor pastire
-, ~, Tired Business Man, must look
:. -. lsurels. A committee OF Harlem's
,.,;,sss men is going TO establish a
v'rins Yacht Club, with a hydro-aero-
Ia. station and clubhouse at l2sth
s.-.s, lust south Of the Recreation
v,.r commissioners Cabot Ward and
A c. Smith have given them the
-, the North River front for an in
definite period.
IN. feature Of the Flying Yacht
c,., ;s 70 be the public service sta
-, ,or owners Of flying boats. The
10 Yorker from up the Hudson will
!, .hie 70 tie up his seaplane and so
=. Sowrtown 70 business, happy IN the
y.owledge that il will have its noon
80 nosebag and be groomed for the
.,,,r fight UP the river. Employees
=, ,hs club probably will be IMMERSED
81. tricks of the air, so there will
y. ltd, danger of having ones ma
~. joyridden through the clouds
Sr,;rr ones absence.
',vs-bers Of the Aero Club of America
- rs affiliated branches will have
mes, privileges, il is announced, and
t,iy hydro-aeroplanes will be allowed
% paddle in the water at the pier
vhfie the owners take tea on the club
house veranda.
Perhaps there will not be any long
,rujses. but there will be races. The
civh will foster "The Manhattan ISL
srS Derby" each year. The man who
rsn Az his machine around the island
IN the fastest time without cutting the
corners will be given a $4,000 trophy,
Resigned BY Henry d. Woodhouse,
While the fastest hydro-aeroplane COM
n,,jne will be awarded $4,000 in cash.
Automobile racing will be out OF
,,vls before long. Now is the time to
apply for membership in the Flying
Yacht Club and begin training the pet
sesplsne to slip through lots Of air in
if.lr time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16

Com. c. B. PRICE. to command Pittsburgh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. July IS.


ARMY.
Ma, EDGAR s WALKER. retired. detailed prof.
q military science and tactics. University of
Florida Gsi2ssIiis Fla irSm avg 70 ....,
10 active duty and detailed for general rccruitins
service; 70 HsIrishurs. relieving 1t Col ROB-
Fist II: OLIVER A. DICKINSON. 2Sth Inf.
detailed for temporary duty Is mspectoi u. =
Fem H.'' aud report for duty until time 10 pro-
seed ~ phalipPi9es- ., ,.,,r.a :,
active duty and detailed as act o NJ sssum'
charge property and funds pertaining TO @, NJ NJ
G. Al f. De- Moines vice Second 1t. CHARLES
Leave o. absence one month with permission 10
visit China and Japan on relief from foreign
service. granted Capt. ROGER u. BLACh.
r1fs; il, wAfTER KRUGER. q Inf, h,'iGs
accepted commission as II. col, 10th Inf. y. u.
csp. will WILLIAM AN 4. JOHNSON Cons Of Enc,
from present duties. to San Antonio and report
Car, HARRY b. JORDAN. ord. Dept, in add
lion 10 present duties to duty as asst. 10 ord
Capt JANIS NJ. LOVE. 1r. Inf detailed 10y o,
%i'. f sSS5i II axnvrx w
'" cow. VicToR f CULLEN and GEORGE W.
F GH0EcF + 4 S5D Gss S Sd n 'i6p'S
q retired with rsnk of mai o.
Second Ii. DANA PALMER; Sd Inf to f. , sam
Cant ABRAHAM 6. LOTT. 18th Cav, from y y
CITY July 20 TO Canal Zone and report 20 [. o.
list Squadron, 18th Cav. for duty.
First Lieut. JOHN n. GREEDY, relieved from de-
Cara. ssa, Y Hb w eD'' St. sHrxKLK c A lm.or ord
Dcpi \ HOWARD l.. LANDERS, G.. A. and
RBFRT c. THOMPSON, C. A, to Washington
for examination for transfer 70 J.. A. go.
and T. r. WARNER MCABE, 9TH Ca, Second
iIeuts ROBERT :. DONALDSON. dSth cay
PAIL ID CARLISLE JOSEPH II. TREAT. ON
Cav and ALBERt ". JONES. 2lst Inf. to h,s,'
Pass Ter for eY,mInsion 10, l, 1n, 70 th io
IA WILLIAM r. GRIBER. 10th Inf. Coroza
Cara Zone, for examination for transfer 70 r. 4
Rcsignation Of Second lieut. GEORGE D. BEN
SfTSr ist Inf Wis " G.. accepted.
second Lieut. ALBERT II. WARREN, C.. A, from
eoast ds,ercos OF Chesapeake Bay. 20 hesdauh-
ts-~ coast offences Of Eastern y. Y.
Leave Of absence for two months granted Capt
JOSEPH L. CUsACK, 18th Cav
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16

intendent Of the Anti-Saloon League,
OF New York, yesterday challenged
George W. Fairchild, Representative
in Congress from the 34th District
to joint debate on the liquor ques-
ton.
Anderson, in his letter to the Rep
rescntative, suggests the debate be
held on September 4, 5, g and ! IN
the county seat Of any of the four
counties Broome, Chenango, Della
ware and Otsego-in Fairchild's dis
trict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-07-16
ANDERSON SEEKS DEBATE

Head Would Oppose Rep
resentative Fairchild.
William II. Anderson, state super