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New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
S30,000,000 FOR CHILL
Chandler & Co., Inc, 10 Negotiate Big
Loan at Per Cent

Reports that Chandler g. CO., Inc, of
New York and Philadelphia, were nego-
tiating 10 loan the Chilian government
$50, 5000 600, received verifcation at the
New York Office of the firm yesterday.
Just when the loan will be consum-
mated was not stated but action is
expected shortly.
The loan, it is said, will be on s
per cent basis and will be used for
railroad construction in Chilli.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
2 HURT IN AUTO CRASH
SUE FOR DAMAGES
Guest in One Car Alleges Both
Drivers Were Negligent.

Two suits growing out OF an automo-
bile collision were filed in the Supreme
Court Yesterday. In one action Martin
Seidler, owner of one car, is suing Max
MAY, owner of the other car, for $4,000
for personal injuries and $1,000 dam
age to his automobile.
The other suit is brought by Robert
Kennedy, who was Soldiers guest,
against both Seidler and May for
$4,000.
Seidler says that the accident was
due 10 the person driving Mays car.
Kennedy says Seidler invited him to be
a passenger in his automobile and that
he was thrown out. He alleges that
the drivers Of both cars were negligent
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. July 26. 1916.
DUTTER.

Receipts, 1854 pkgs. Creamery, extras
ta2 scorel. 10. 29c. higher scoring, 29lsd
soc: frats (sS 10 81 scorel. 27LM2sl3e .
seconds Cs3 10 81 score), 25i3M27e; thirds.
24m25c: creamery. unsalted. extras. 2Yl2d
3Oc higher scoring. 30hM3lc; hrsts. 27Am
2sc: seconds. 25i2M2lc. state dairy, tubs.
finest. 2sM2Sigc. good to prime. 25M27l2
common 70 fair. p 22i4M25iac renovated. e1-
tras, 26G2Gi.c; frsts, 2sW25 &c; lower
grades. 22i2m 23l2c: imitation creamery.
firsts. l2Gt25c ladies. current make, hrsts,
24c. seconds 23c; lower grades. 2ihM22l5c =;
packing stock. current make. No 1. 22Iam
2oc No 2. Z2c. lower grades, 20lsM2ll2e.
CHEESE.
Receipts. 5.593 boxes. State. whole milk.
fresh. hats colored. specials, l5&c; white,
specials. 1880: colored. average fancy, lbt
Gfl5iRc. white. average fancy, l5hm 12c
twins, specials. 1853. 0llOc; average fancy.
i5i!c. cheddars. specials, l6c; average fancy
l5EMl5a.c; single daisies. fancy, l63c
all styles. undergrades. l3n l5c Wisconsin.
whole milk. fancy. fresh. twins. l6c double
daisies. l6hsc. single daisies, l6l2c; Young
Americas, l1isMl11 state, skins, curren,
make specials. l2&Tl3iac; choice. ll12@
l. &C; fair to good. lolz@ lie lower grades
3 "a lOc.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
NEW WARSAW COUNCIL MEETS
Its Aim Is Creation OF National
Civilization Centre.

Berlin, July 26.-The new town coun-
ell Of Warsaw has begun sessions, the
Overseas News Agency announces
The first meeting was presided over by
Prince Lubowirski, who is quoted as
saying:
ave shall protect the interests OF
Warsaw. Our aim is the creation of a
centre for national civilization, in
fuencing The whole country"
The president Of Warsaw University
and chairman Brudzinski, Of the town
council, expressed belief that the day
vas Of great Importance for Poland,
the news agency says.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

L : Pan "a coup
q nnl
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
sCoU0S@ 5 'A~mn
SnXcry " CoUNcLHq
50 MADISON AVENUE
Camp Notices.

IN. Hunter Island camp IS running 20 rs full
raoarity of $50 Scouts xho expect % Apply ior ac-
conlnodstioas al TIE camp ior the month OF Augus3
should send their appc-tion n 20 heatguarteEs as
.oor A. uosgit.r IL Is necessary % have the sp-
niicators for 4eek cad ysts hr-e DAYS previous %
Satl-day Troop 100 q the Edison Company. j. y.
Boles. scou'naser. he's come % he rescue OF ~,
,r1rs ,hau the ~, m.y te accommodated. Due 10
80 largo erro' merf .f The camp. rsfes vii POI,
=. .c,,'f sd.n meals on SUNDAY but VIII he made
rs..sre from sol. un % sun down. TIE .0.laHin7 ?
srouis rt,sol he second - test - tie eG4grna
ynn a, Hunter Island amp n1 s4,Efi1 afternoon
I,Jx Il. Harold Hstch Troop l,e sooItmAs-er
lstsy. n Firiol. Troop is3. scouitnsster Askef
Tds.r. Frrhfrh Troop los scoutmssfer Hsuey
t.,-1. Troso a. sCoutm.ster N Fsrfis FrAak
Gun,er Trocp Its. seoutmAstsr J. "a. Beaaduy.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27

The -four market continued dull. with buy
ers and sellers apart. RYE FLOUR-Steady
fair to good. s5.l5G $3.50: choice 10 fancy.
s5.85 q $3.50. CORNMEAL-Firm; kiln dried.
$4.S0Gs4.4O. BAG MEAL-Firm; fine white
and yellow. sl.95: coarse. Sl.7S. FEED
City, firm bran, bulk. S2240: l00-lb sacks.
$3.50 heavy middngs. do. S24.60; -four
middlings. do. S32 red dog -four. l40-lb
sacks. $3.50; Western, dull bran, loO-lb
sacks, S2l.s5G S22: standard mddngs, do.
s24 -four middlings. do. s2S; red dog flour,
l4O-lb sacks. 5000
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27

On the New York Metal Exchange tin was
quiet. with spot in hvc-ton lots quoted at
SSc. Lead easy New York spot. 6.35e. and
East 81. Louis. elise. both asked. Spelter
unsettled and nominal. The American
Smelling e. Refining Go. quotes lead at
$500 for New York delivery and at 642 i3c.
Fast 81. Louis In London lead closed at
f2s for spot and nt f26 IS for futures.
Spelter. spot. $50. and future. f53. Tin In
London closed at sl65 o. for spot and at
fl66 10 for futures, with sales Of 100 tons
futures. Copper closed ut sl00 for standard
spot. SOS for futures and at fl23 for electro
lytic spot. with sales Of % tons spot re-
ported
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
AGREE IN MARACAS SEIZURE
Crown Attorney and Chicago Packers
Settle Case In British Prize Court.

London, July 26--After the case had
been partly heard. an agreement was
reached to-day between representatives.
OF the Chicago packers and the Crown
attorney in regard to the cargo OF the
American steamship Maracas, con-
signed TO Gothenburg and Copenhagen,
which the Crown had asked the court
TO condemn. The Maracas was seized
by the British government in March,
1915.
The Crown attorney said that as an
arrangement. had been made with the
packers with regard TO other cargoes
the Crown did not wish TO pursue the
case further. Il had been agreed that
a part of the proceeds from the sale
Of the steamer would remain in court
as part of the prize fund and that the
balance Of the proceeds should be paid
10 the persons entitled % the vessel.
The agreement was subject 70 the ap-
proyal of the American court.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables
Spot cotton quiet; sales, 5000 bales speeu-
lation and export. 500 American. 1000 I'M
ports none Mid-upland. s.l3d. Futures
opened quiet, 4 10 5 points lower; closed
quiet but steady az a net advance Of Y point 70
a decline of y point July, 7.9sd; Oet-Noy'
7.e2hd; Jan-Feb. T.s7d; Mar-Apr 'eoted :
ing cloths in more demand.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
Sulphur Fumes Kill Worker.

jeremiah Lalaine, forty-two years
old, fumigator, of Summer Street.
Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island, was
overcome yesterday by sulphur fumes
while working in the hold of the Span
ish liner Isla de Panay, at Pier s, East
River. He fell into the lower hold.
He was brought out dead.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
Steel Prices

"ssplte the talk Of the beginning Of
ro.' ei.ne IN steel prices, 70 which
80, than usual interest has at
sy;s. because Of the remarkable
b..a bm'ness Of the ascent, there has
,snS.,.'er si'er all, so far no pronounced
Ma rency toward lower levels. That
Bui .Ohe ,.h later on. and probably will
N. asng the average Of prices Of
peri su,hg steel products, covering a
N. "a year or so, one finds that
we'll ihet at is holding surprisingly
' considering the extent of the
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
'CoTTONsEED OIL.

Ne,v low records for the season we're
..'Si;.hed throughout practically the entire
ii.t in the cottonseed oil market yestSrday,
August being the only exception. Longs as
acai1 sold heavily. and at the close OF the tn1se
dsv values were at about the ioW@t EW1ln W
ga! 80 Of I2a24 points. Stop loss orders
ne. nes ,,rco,,ered on the decline and, not~ith-
.nd;,G |e,e T' tbe heavy selling which has taken
5Iane Ia, dn-;ng the past week. large amount
p,"'s pstn ,,ss dislodged and buyers were IN
eIined 20 be cautious.
Ranpa Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
Yester-
sUCAR FUTURES.

After opening quiet. ! to points lower,
nth f-st sales 800 tons. the market Tor
sngar futures continued quiet and inactive
,,;,b sorne selling by tired longs, but late IN
49,, = t;,tIe covering sent prices couple
~ noi3ts or so up from the low point Of the
Say. and the market closed net unchanged
20 an advance Of points. with total sales
. 200 tons. Range Of prices
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27

with bes. we,hers selling up to bhc (;
dressed lambs nj l5mlsc hog dressed nj
l5igc. and n few NJ &c.
HOGS.
Receipts, $500 head 2 ears on sale Marke,
iOc higher for medium and heavy weights.
with sales at $1,000 sl0.50 per 100 10;
rouRhs sold Mt t375Ml 30.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
AUSTRIA PROTESTS SINKINGS
Neutrals Told OF Alleged Losses from
Allied Submarines.

Amsterdam, July 2s.-Baron Burian
von Rajecz, Austro- Hungarian Foreign
Minister, has handed a note TO the
neutral representatives in Vienna, says
a telegram received here to-day from
the Austrian capital, protesting against
the sinking of Austrian merchantmen
by Entente Allied submarines.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington July % The condition OF the
United States Treasury al the close Of busness 10
day
Ne, balance in general fund. t229 700 ois: total
ordinary receipts TO-DAY. S25li.5f5 tOsl ordinary
payments today. 81 l7s0S2
Tho de1cit this hsc-l year is IS SsT.l2T. agairst
dencit of 81 .esi6l5 lsH year exclusive Of Pan
ANA Canal public debt transactions.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
PROVISIONS.

The provisions market was unsettled, with
irregular fluctuations. Lard was rather heavy
most of the day under scattered selling. while
pork rallied from an early decline on cover
ing. On the whole price changes were COM
paratively narrow and the market appeared
70 be in a waiting position. Receipts OF
hogs at Chicago were 10000, estimated for
Thursday $4,000; Kansas City received $500
and Omaha 2 900. PORK-Firm mess, S2l 2
s27 so family. S2sq $3.50; short clear S25g
s27. BEEF-Firm mess, slsqsls.50; fam
lily. sle.50Gis s2050; packet sls.5oQ$l9; extra
India mess. s30d s3l. DRESSED HOGS
Steady bacons, lSs4c; $50 lbs, lac l6o lbs,
l4hc: l4O lbs, ll%c; pigs, l47sc. CUT
MEATS Picked bellies quiet 10 lbs. Ice !;
u lbs. 16c. IA lbs. 15lsc. Pickled hams
steady. 1914 Gl7hc. TALLOW-Weak; spe-
cial. sac: city. re; country. ~ &C.
LARD-Easy Middle West. l2.soM 2.eoc :;
city lard easy. 12A al l27sc refined lard easy.
Continent l4.00c South America, lS.5Oc /;
Brazil. kegs, 1890 compound bearey steady.
l1QllLc. STEARINE-Easier oleo, lOc /;
city lard stearine. 14dl41sc.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
AT ACTUAL COST, NEW HOUSE

COLONIAL BUILD. rooms. baths. garage.
NEAR ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS BOATS.
TWO FRONTAGES: OCEAN BOULEVARD;
Restricted park. marine Views. extensive plot
Nominal sum takes title; photos NAfESlNh
PARK Co $50 Broadway. y Y. city.
FOR sALE-35 MILES FROM NEW YORK. ~
the hills Of New Jersey. are farm. Irors
house all improvements. fne golf course. mora
land II desired. Owner. 40 Wlthers ST.. Brook
fvn
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
Dentist Takes Poison; Dead

Conrad J. Weisenborn, a dentist,
swallowed poison yesterday in his
home, at 81 Manhattan Avenue. he
vas dead when found
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
FOURTH GERMAN LOAN PAID
Money Borrowed on Collateral Per
Cent OF Total.

Berlin, July 26.-The fourth German
war loan has been paid fully in cash.
Money borrowed from loan banks on
collateral for the war loan totals only
per cent Of the entire amount Of the
loan
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

LET YOUR RENT PAY FOR YOUR HOME
Bast financial plan explained hy County Hons
League. No 40 West 3-d ST. Dept 4 'Phons
$3.50 Mad. Sq
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
POTATOES AND VEGETABLES.

White potato market hrmer. Beans seluoh
good enough TO command top quotations.
Cucumbers firm. Corn steady. Fancy cauli-
flowers higher. Elephants slightly higher.
Fancy lettuce scarce. Onion market hrmer
on fancy yellow. Peas poorer and average
lower Peppers slightly weaker. Fancy
tomatoes rather scarce average receipts sell
ing at unimproved prices. POTATOES, Long
Island. Dbl. S2.25uS2.50; Jersey, No !, wa
s2.25; Del and Nd. No !. S2Gs225 Eastern
Shore. No /. s2Hs250; Va. No /, S29s2.25 !;
Southern. No l, poor. sl.5ogSl.75; seconds,
Southern, 90cdsl.l2 culls, Southern, 5Og
6Oc: SWEET POTATOES, Southern. new
bbl S350d s5: white yans, Southern, new
bbl, $500 s4.25; red yams. s3.25g sS.75 I;
white yams. Jersey, basket. 15cg sl.59 :;
green. 75cdSl.25; Jersey and Long Island,
wax. basket 75cmsl.50; green, 5Ociqsl.25 !;
Del and Md wax, basket, Sl.25MSl.75; Fava,
basket, 50cG sl.25; Regina. basket, 5Ocg
sl.25: cranberry basket, 75cMsl.25 BEEIs,
nearby. 100 punches, Sl.75ms 80 basket, 81 I;
tops of. bbl. S2Qs $3.50: basket, 5Ocd LOO 7;
CUCUMBERS. Jersey. hothouse, basket
$3.50: Jersey. basket. siMsl.5o large box.
si25Msi.50 small box. 75cGsi; Del and
Md basket. 5Ocn$l.25; Va. bbl. sl.29d - :
basket. 75cdSl cucumber pickles. Jersey
Dbl. $3.50: CABBAGES. neatly, per 100, s5n
s4 bb. 5Ocdsl; Va. red, crate. 5ocd sl.5O {;
Dbl. 5OcNsl.5O; CELERY, state and nearby
bunch. 25Gs5e: crate, s5Gs6.5o; CORN.
Jersey. 100 ears. slds2.50: Md. 100 ears.
siMsi.5O; CAULIFLOWERS. nearby. Dbl.
slasS.5o: state, bbl, SEA $3.50; crate
81 .5olI 81. Is: EGGPLANTS. Va, SCOT crate
S2.25ms2.75; Jersey basket, sl.25gN.5o !;
GARLIC. strings. lb. S@6e HORSE
RADISH. Western. 100 ID. ssgss; LIMA
BEANS. Del. Jersey and Nd. basket. Sl.264
81: LETTUCE, bbl. 50cMSl.75 crate, Sl.25N4
$3.50: basket. siMsi.75; LEEKS. nearby
100 bunches. SldSl.5o; MUSHROOMS, Alb
basket, si5o6s3.50; ONIONS. state. red
basket, sI25: Long Island. yellow. basket
si.25dsl.5O: Dbl. s3.5odS4: Jersey. white.
basket, sl.5Ods2; yellow. sl.4odsl75; red
sf.65Gsi.75: Md and Va, basket. slmN.l2; :;
La and KY, lOo-lb bag. sSas 1925; 7o-lb bag
s2ds2.lO: OKRA. Jersey. peach basket
Si.25dsi.50: large basket. $3.50; Southern.
basket. 5OcdSl.50. PEAS. Western n Y.
basket, slns175: bag. 35cdsl25; PEP
PERS. Jersey, box. 40N 75c basket. 9oc4sl ::
PARSLEY. nearby. 100 punches. sldsl.5o I:
pARSNTPS, new, 100 punches, SldS2 RO-
MAINE, nearby, Dbl. 50cdSl.25; basket.
sOcNSl; berry crate. 5Od75c; SCALLIONS.
nearby. 100 punches, slGtl.50; SQUASH.
Marrow. bbl. slds1.25; white, box, soc I;
yellow. crooked-neck. box. 60d75c; TUR-
NIPS. rutabaga. Dbl. S10S SIPS; white,
basket. si.25; TOMATOES. upper Jersey.
box. si25dS2: South Jersey. Acme. box.
sl.25NsI6O; Grant. small box. 5od75c (:
culls. sOG zoe 20-lb basket, 4oM5oc Del and
I'D. 2-basket crate. 75cdsl; Bait. 6-basket
carrier. elNsl25; WATERCRESS. 100
bunehes, slm $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED Responsible nan with s. 900 10 $40. 100
FOR Legitimate pho,op'ay producing oorporason :;
market guaranteed yaranfs fullest inVesusa'i0n. !.
Shopper need not answer L A. Boz l5i Tribune
Ofnce
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27

rise. A Wall Street house has pre-
pared an interesting table of comparl-
son of steel price averages which fol-
lows:
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York, July 25, 1915.
BEEyEs.

Receipts, ! 100 head: 55 cars on sale, In
cludinR As cars OF steers. The market
opened slow. but with Western advices show
ing moderate receipts and firm prices the
steer market here walked up later and good
TO choice steers closed firm 70 a fraction
higher: the undergradcs were no more than
steady. but all the offerings we're closed out
Bulls and cows on light receipts were also
steady. Common 70 prime steers sold at
s6.75a $500 per 100 ID; fat oxen and stays
81 5ONss.25; bulls. s5.50d $3.50, cows,
s8 gOds7; a car of Ohio cows and heifers
MIXED at S775. Dressed beef slow but
steadv. at l3Nl5iac for city dressed native
sides lli50lSc for plates and ehueh; l4g
lsc for hinds and ribs.
CALVES.
Receipts. 2.2s0 head; l.s50 head on sale
Veal, we're in good demand at full steady
nrices SKINNED milk calves unchanged the
mems were cleared promptly. Common 70
nrine veals az S9.50n $3.50 per 100 10 culls
Of ssds9: skinned milk calves at ssMs.15.
Dressai calves steady ~ l6N20c for city
dressed veals and liQlsc FOR country dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Receipts. 200 head p cars on sale. The
,,,erLe, was rated steady for both sheep and
i,r,bs and with a fairly good demand all
tbe offerings that arrived in season 70 De
LA vent 10 the scales. Common 70 prime
.bes, sola AZ s450Gs7.25 per 100 ID com
no, 70 strictly choice lambs az io,b
$3.50. Dressed mutton firm, al lzfsgIoe
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
Yester.
METALS.

The local street market for COPPER vas
s,eadv with eleetrolytie quoted at 2iG-ie'
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
NEW YORK STATE

FOR SALE. TO SETTLE ESTATE
Dairy farm. 323 acres. good buildings,
stone house. large. cool. shady. cold water:
1900 n. elevation; good place for your
children. Price 10000. ARTHUR ID.
FENTON Richheld. y Y
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
PRODUCE AND
GRAIN PRICES
Wheat Eases Off After an
Early Advance-Corn
Irregular.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. July 90. 1916.
WHEAT.


The wheat market moved fcverishly within
a range OF about Sc a bushel. but closed
with comparatively little change from the
final OF Tuesday. Early in the day there
was sharp upturn on renewed aggressive
operations on the buying side, prompted by
another food Of rust damage reports from
the spring wheat belt. After working up
about &c. however. the market again en-
countcred heavy selling and il soon became
evident that buyers were being called upon
% absorb heavy profit taking sales rs weil
as increased hedging operations against new
wheat This brought about pcrpendicular
drop Of about Sc. and while prices near
the close were comparatively steady the
undertone was nervous. The weekly Weather
and Crop Bulletin mentioned the existence
OF rust and blight In the spring wheat states,
but expressed the belief that the crop in the
South was too far advanced 10 be materially
damaged by rust The export demand was
limited and sales for the day amounted TO
about 500 900 bushels, Of which only
moderate quantity was American wheat The
Price Current said that tho spring wheat Is
suffering on account OF conditions caused BY
black rust In the local cash market no !
durum wheat was quoted at Sl27 y No
hard. ti.3l: No l Northern Duluth. Si.39 !;
No ! Northern Manitoba, SLS5l2. I o b..
New York.
CORN.
The corn market was unsettled and irregu-
lar. Continued hot. dry weather over the
corn belt caused further uneasiness regard
ing the state Of the new crop and in conse-
quence the December position was hrmer.
while increased receipts brought about
pressure in the near positions and both
July and September were easier. In the
local cash market No yellow corn was
quoted az 92Ac. T. New York. cargo
Of Argentine corn was offered here at 81 7l2c,
f. New York. for July and first half
August shipment
OATS.
The oats market was only moderately
, active and after showing some frmness early
prices eased Off and closed with net losses
Of IA 3sc. Export sales for the day were
estimated at about 100 900 bushels. The
local cash market was steady: standard
quoted at 47Si dlshc; No 3 white. 46iiM
i6atc: No 4 white. 45i5M 46c fancy clipped
white, 47i5MsSi1c: ordinary clipped white,
45i9a47 12c. all elevator.
RYE.
Market firm No ? Western. new. Sl.04.
(. New York
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27

WEDNESDAY. JULY 26. 1916.

Trading bonds
16sooO $26sSo0O
From January date s6o6 $ 600 1915
New-York tribune., 1916-07-27
HAY AND STRAW.

The market shows no material improve
ment on the average run Of arrivals. Low
grades, especially in small bales, are selling
at relatively low prices, but considerable diff
ference in reported sales of higher qualities
at different points around the harbor. The
higher grades of large baled timothy are
slightly frmer at the 33d St. terminal HAY,
S240S2 No to No 2. si7MS2S shipping.
Sl5NSl7 fancy light clover mixed. $2lGs22 :;
No l clover mixed, Slsmsl9; lower grade
clover mixed. $l2mSl5. STRAW. rye. No l..
Sl2NSi3. (Small bales about under large.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-06-14
DlScoURIESY TO THE FLAG.

The Burlington Hawkeye mentioning
that appeal had been made 10 the gov
ernor to establish coming week as
Scmethingorother Week complains that
the multiplication Of weeks ana
days" defeats the object of the procla-
nations and further suggests that the
average citizen may want day or 50
or a week left for himself and his own
purposes. In which the Hawkeye is
right as the Hawkeye usually is except
sometimes in politics. This Day and
That Week" proposed ny somebody
and established by executive proclama-
ton or thru the silence that affords
consent are coming to the joke CLASH
fication.
But the day We celebrate as
flag day should demand universal
observance from one end of the
United States TO the other. The
red, white and blue should flutter be-
fore every threshold and speak Of pa
lTlOl!Slrl I!OL! l!le ioot VI SFcAS puAto
ing in the land; for it is an outward
expression of inward conviction and
resolve. The American flag is the
symbol Of Arlericanism and the certitl-
cate Of real and enduring national!sm.
There is such a thing as patriotic
courtesy II is as incumbent upon the
householder to pay courtesy to the flag
and the flag day custom as to offer
courteous greeting TO his friends and
his father. It is as much or more the
duty of the owner and tenants OF the
big business blocks 70 signify respect
and honor to the flag as TO their Gus
toners and business associates. 1t is
not only courtesy but duty. The
flag means privilege, opportunity, safe
~, equality. Americanism. 1t represents
the debt the present owes TO the past
and its obligation 10 the future. 1t is
every mans debt and every mans OBJ
legation who lives in a free country
with equal opportunity.
An insult to the flag would bring
immediate and perhaps bloody reprisal
None may tear down the American
flag with impunity whether it be from
a fortress or before a home; but the
flagless home and the flagless building
on flag day is a discountesy. And dis.
courtesy is next TO Insult.