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Tea, Sc encuentro
bqjosla Ley MarcioL
UNOS SOLDADOS NEGROS ENFURECIDOS SEhBRA'
RON FL ESPANTO EN- la P0BLACIM
Doce n,uertos y mas de veinte heridos result :
ron en- I'm tiroteo entire blancos y negros

tienda cercana, junto con 81 padre.
Rabiendose dado aviso de 10 que o.
{ irfi. q L. estaci0n de EoGcia. &c en-
v:aYon inme6iataments ~rtfuerzos ha-
ia Il luear donde Sc encohtrahan los
negros.
Los ~cficialrs de FG!:"ia = los part
cuIaf2* cue = ofr5cisT"c & ayutar q
estes. crcontraron fcsistencia Ge par
IL de los GegToS, registrandoss IN L.
roteo que dur6 bora ) media.
La alarns Sc .poder: q. l. pobls-
cion.
ina alarra general s. "roder5 de
It. ~poblaci6n. con n:o!:No del tirnte",
G! cncg fd% in;ci.dc . laT o"EH 90 L.
roeh,. II ~exc.tcc;G- ANEW" cTnn-
do los ~c;viies ~ ~1?c-at~a iGs c7ilr-
v;eron cruZar -stae. 4 tcGa ~veloctGad
Gran numero De ambulancias ocupa
ias por los policias y por los civ.Ies
cue Sc habian ofr5c!d0 a ayudar q a.
uuel!os, para sonIecer "a los sibleya-
dos v slender . l.s VictiMas del l.
rote0.
Entire tanto, "a lucha c%ontinuabe, y
las fIerZas pertenccienCes d Ia Guar
La Nacional de Texas. estaban lis
..e uara cntrar CT acc:lT al primer
.v;s3 Gaze recibie-.r. Sc dieron trde-
res vioIentas Lara cue ms hatcri: d
:rtlleria de costa. fuera trcIda 4 Ia
ciudad en- camioueS automobiles. y
G,cha hateria estab" l;sta para ser
usaGG :. e una te la mafan: te hoy.
Is autoriGadeS locales rcc:biercn,
:. "a media ncche, avi'O official del GO
hernGor Ferguson. lie que hahia pro,
clamado Ia ley marc!al para Ia eau
dad. y que desdc csc momento Ia po-
blaci6n ~quedabs ~gobernada por esa
ley.
Sc rec que el numero de muertos !
heridos sea mucho mayor del que sc
ha dado a conocer. y Sc c5pe-n podel
hacer un minucioso registro en- e!
campo. alrcdedor de Ia secci6n ocu-
pada DOT los soldados Re2ros. para
r~ecojer todas las viclnaS.
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mas'.150 petacas
tr2ia IN CubauO
de %equipa!e

NUEyA YORK, Agosto 24.-Ma'
nue.! Luciano DiaZ. n del os pr!nci'
paies capitalists cubamos interesados
en- L. Industrial del cobre, Ell IA We
Gina republica antlana, lego hac'
aias : este puerto, accompanied de 81
fam;!ia, para pasar una pequena tent'
Dcrada aQui. La familia esta com.
puesta lie su hijo Manuel, Jr., 81
Mia. Ia sehorita Francisco, otra hiis
casada, la senora c. D. Fuentes y suc
h!jitos nietos del ST.. D!aZ.
Ell acaudalado clbanu manifesto :
NJ dt is e:..r a-;3os Dc! hotel eli .!"."1;
i: fa%ali!a. inc !e los r-'nciPa."> !.
Ia L.:.:.:a .ASra e, que en- VISA liz
que s3lo venian 2 pasar unos tuan'
Us G.as aG,.i. Iia habi2n traid1 a'H,
c,e Isl Eaulcs v petacas de div $50.
tam::n.. lti'CeS para ropa, ca; H'
sr:A.Jrts 81, La servidumbrc az
IL mencionada fanilia trac. con5'@ts
en- una ayudu de camara de 81 hijo
una duvha de Ia senorita Franri.ca
IN lacayo. IN chauffeur y dos dome
Has. V-intidos cuartos tueron les Qus
Ia fnaiia n.ando reservar en- {! '':a'!:
ho:,i. 7all destinarloS 8 las H?bi;a.
:iores te le familia Y su ser'I1ln'
bre.
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FIle citado Ell gerente
del HospiIaI'L ehanon

NUEVA YORK. Agosto 24.-Como
resultado de Ia demanda interpuesta
Dor Isidoro Wisotk., q padre del nj
no qae por una confusion de los en-
pleados del Hospital Lebanon, Sc en-
VIC 4 una familia italiana, en- Ia casa
de Ia cual fue encontrado moribundo,
el Procurador del Distrito, Lie Mar
tin. del Condado de Bronx, emplazo
ayer al superintendent del mencio-
nado Hospital, William Dsub, para es-
tar p-esente en- Is audiencia que Sc
celebraris al dia siguiente, en- "a eau
So de referencia.
I~gualn,eute fueron citadas para
hoy, los Representatives., em2leados,
enfermeras Y demas personals que tu-
vieron alguna ingerencia directa 0
in6irecta CT este asunto.
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GREEESE QUE EDISON IA
REALIzADO IN GRAN
INYENTO
Cele6r1 ura :arga coni5rencia
con el Pres:dente Wilson

WASHINGTON. Agosto - Mr.,
Thomson :. Edison, acompanado por
=. So etario DE- Marina. Mr. Josep-
as D..:iel1. eStevo aver en- IL Casa
El@cra. : +onde 10 4 yer il 'reS--
ctHts wilson, con Gu!S" quo una con
t,TcGci" mas . mr"os eH;r!'>"' az.
Daniel manifesto G"a de5"- ha"ta
,ar.o. Theses, Mr. Edison Se "a"i"
GcL.s~do eX"lus'Vanent@ 4 ''..""@'S d.
experimentation eE ."tsrt- - !o&f"F
E!E"'"7 s
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Una faIn;!!a ~0Freslada
Dor antisnil!tarist8

NUEEA YORK. .4g"zto 2..-l@-
cobo Judelow.t". ~rro?.etar.o lie @"S
zapaterla estab!eciGa Ell Sa% EarEor,
l. l., su esposa Mo!lie y - h.io IT.
Ito. de % amos de edad. han sido en-
plaZaLos ante 81 C~omisionado d. los
EstaGos UniGos. 3,IcGo.dfic.. "ca,a-
dos Le consp:.ar contra II Ley *.
Seryicio Militar Ob!igasorio. hab.cn-
10 hecno declaracioHes la.Sas. para
que 81 hijo ~uldivra cvaiir {! :orte2.
Los tres acusado$. sin embargo. ale
gan qle son ~inoccntes. :! Com!s;2-
nado McGoidrick impu5o u uamulra
d. dos m! doiareS a mmchachc ; Re
quinieutys l6iares q cada ufu e.. lbs
padres, para dejar!oS IN nSe-ta5,
mi@ntras Sc ve III calsa ~ 4ad!encia.
10 que tenirI lugar Il fro>iu" dla -
&c Septiembre.
FL caso Is = sigair"lr: Hac" dos
Samanas. julio fu, acceptable para Z!
cjtrcito. deSpu-S De iabcr s.do eXa-
m!nado por los medicoS dc! ConSe.jo
Local dc Su d]iStri;o; Pero en- Seguida
opuso Ia exception de Que era t.!
unico sosten de su madre. de s. p:-
Dire Y de su hermana". ?~cestando al
efecto su declaration jurad& ante q
Notario Pubiico. conforme = n lcy de
cycepciones, arovada = 81 vez por Ia
dcclaracioneS dc suS ua,t:es, taTbie:i
hechas ante {! Noiario. g Console
Local rechazo. sin embargo. ia excen-
ci0n, po- 10 que cl so!ic!taate APPEL
ante el Conse5io dc ipeiaciores Gs
Riverhead. asiento del ConGado. Micr
tras IA apelacioD Sc tram;taOa. e
Marshall de los EStados Unidcs. ia.
mes VI. Power, logr0 in"est!%ar cue e
padre del muchacho era propIetaric
de Ia Zapateria cue giraba y del e.li-
ficio en- que esta 50 hallaha estab!s,
cida. aSi como de ur2 casa Ubicada
en- Ia Gale Ross. aparte de 10 cual. t,
nercionado sujcto ten:& >uentas co,
rrientcs Ell dos bancos de l. loca!;dad
DiaS desputs. Il pract.car e Mars,
hall una Investigation, X cncontrt
con qIe Ia tienda De zapateria csia,
ba = cargo &c Ethel JudeloHit2. una
muchacha de l. amos lie ejad. quien
declare que no saba d6nde Sc halla.
ban sus padres. II! Su hermano.
e. Marshall no Sc desaIent0 por clio
y sigui6 hacienda investieaciones. a.
cabando por localizar 4 los Judelowitz
en- Ia casa dc IN oariente. en- Brook
lyn. 81 del examcn de 81 causa. re
suite que los acuSaLCS son declara,
dos convictos, Il pena que como mi
nimum les correspondent. sera De dos
amos De priSion : multa de 10000 do
lareS
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ALEMANIA AMENAXA \ HOLM
DA con SUSPENDER Ell EN-
VIC DE ACERO.

WASHINGTON. Agosto "a Hass
sabido en- esta capital que Alemania
ha amenazado a Holanda con Suspen-
der los cargamentos de acero para Ia
construction de barcos, q menos que
Sc halle dispuesta a cue los barcos
cue Sc estdn construyendo Y los cue
en- 10 successive Sc construyan con ace
70 alenlan, operen en- interes de Ale
mania, ahora y por cinco amos deS-
puaS de que terrrine ia guerra.
Dicese que Alenaria tanbien ha
noGficado q Holanda que no Sc lie ha-
ran mas envios de carbon de csc pals.
i lei que manden rlireros nolan
deses a TRAFALGAR las minas de ese
combustible n el imperio alem&n.
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COCChi, desaCredita a Ia
pOliCia de n. York

NUEVA, YORK. .Agosto 24.-U2a
ca-,a escrita po- III cuHado De II es-
Dos: dc Alfredo Cocchi. el i:alian0
Glc do uaucrte 2 IL se!orita Rut!:
Cricer. cr un sGtano &c Su tale: de
b.cicleter:a, rec:bid& h@ce dia> por
acue!la en- esta ciudad. he ven!do u
Lar IN nuevo GetaIle Sobrc K tuga &c
Cocchi.
Aldo BGrontini, cue asi Sc llama c!
cunado de Mrs. Cocchi. escribe 4 csta
desde Remolos, Italia, infOrmandoie
sobre algunas d~eclaraciones que ha
hecho su esposo sobre 81 fuga Y algu-
mas otras que encierran en- verdad
IN descredito para Ia policia de
Nueva York. La sonora Cocchi in
! m~ediatamente llev6 IL carta de refe-
rencia 4 su abogado, Aaron Marcus.
quien Ia puso luego q Disposition del
Secretario del Procurador del Distri-
10. Lie. Alfredo J. Talley.
Barontini trascribe en- 81 carta
ma declaration de Cocchi. que dice:
"Es IN acontecimiento comun en-
Nueva York. plagiar muchachas. m
p!eando para clio automobiles. Ia
policia de esa ciuLad NO Sc preocu-
Dc para NADIA por ESQ"
I'm Ia misma carta sc hace tambicn.
uns explicecion de como toccht dis
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LA PRENSA INGLESA ACONSEJA
UNA MAYOR ACTlVlDAD EN-
Ell ARE.

LONDRES, .Agosto "a. Con mott
70 del nuevo raid que los aeroplanoe
alemancs llevsIon g cabo sobre Ia
costa Sureste de Inglaterra. Ia prem
ga de este pals vuelve a comentar
de diIerentes maneras Ia situaci0n en-
que Sc e~ncuentran colocadas las islas
Britanicas y discuten las medidas que
debera adoptar el gobiernO para m
pedir que tales atentados Sc sigan
cometiendo. CAST toda Ia prensa esta
de acue-do Ell Que es Indispensable
d%esarrollar ina mayor actlvidad en-
el aire@y han removable suS esfuerzos,
cast todos los p~eri0dicos, para yer de
lograr que ell gobierno obre de acuer
do con esas sugestiones que Sc Green
salvadoras. FL Manchester Guar
dian" es uno de los que Sc muestran
mas disgustados Y atribuye los raids
que Sc han llevado a cabo, a la debi-
lidad de Ia Gran ,Bretana en- el aire.
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Sc NoMBso- Al DICTATOR DEL
CARBON,

WASHINGTON, Agosto 24.-De
acuerdo con 10 que Sc snunci6 hsce
pocos dias relative u que el Presiden-
tie Wilson consagrarfa 81 atencion 8
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10 que con ell carbon Sc relaciona, Sc
ha anunciado va que dicho funciona-
rio ha fijado los precios de Ia antra-
cita, que ha nombrado a Mr.. Garfield
Dictator de carbon y que ha designa-
do guienes seran los que vendan este
csrbustible al por mayor y los pre-
clos de mayoreo.
Tambien Sc anunc!a que el comite
especial que ha sido n~oncbrado para
estudiar Ell precio q que debera ven
derse Ia cosecha de trigo de este aho,
iijara aproNmadamente I'm precio
de dos dolares por bushel.
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XTR
EXTRA!
NJ SNTN
Sc VINO Il GUERRA!

. Es- fgl9s,u,.u - lcr@r" Il aFI"I
I ~CTa-uGr.taG 81" ct" IN irS-r&t-Iu aI-'
Z ysr IaS graa,eS ..-tIs p: r.STIG"i4. 80
4 t0s g.0go~. ha;alIaS nta":T",as. r"i:l-
4 Uas. EyllI<s~ - ~! : ~ iUna Is q
= Ta',I~ .rln ~ al-t.a .7S V-Ta 20
{ -57.Ir. "a rlIFaNflG>o rtr'!earr
Il ST. JTar'v> pia-. !~ia7ChCrOS, NaraHGd-
Il Fo=. u~la:"S i" nrrrS!tau para vcr :
q lniu4ug-7Fg Tor IAN Dai0 rcrII". ~
b brrSIl 49, 20 'GS hUn3rsS. CtLl"T"-
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81 fenG.aIg- laTG1Gp aide 5Hrr ~
. clta-. icusa> rlaguS 81. "Nrclehie c.
"a I.ClG. lr.bp- 80 bgCnrH HulIt0 ron GU
"A cuS!eI'4~ .."i"rc,GaS r'HS !"S "tIT-
~ r.a>. =. -~t.:lr:' . rf.alGU."c dl~"rriE
81 rOr = ~ D., ,'-nif.u~ par! rG.le. p
. ca.0 hCv. ,4"- >h,v y-a,rr-.u'> ~"
81 sS.e .'r'".' ht's
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s FL | 5
G0n0rre

Gotta Militia. DeSilidad Sexual. Inpotcncis-
y;r;liiad Pc-d.ia. Nieios SeerctoS. Serviosi-
dad. Esperuatcrrea. SturasseHii- Ezaisiones
Nosturnas. Erfc-medAScs Gealto UriaariAs,
al cosau s.GIe~ *. EStSmago. del H.gado,
Sejiga y Riaoaes. toG0s eSto- mae puedsn
;ra-s-%e con eSito coz toda Tescrvd en- 81
propia casa ) cea my POGO c0S;o por medic
dc los Tratar.ieatoS C.entihSos. SioSsrnos y
Asrobsdos Sre UsSEc5 nosc:-Cs-
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Cuan6o ~neeesite libros en- espanol
diriiase a Ignaeio E. Lozane.-lls
n. Sta. Ross Ave.-San antonio, Tex.
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81 esia V. safrieado &C algapa dc lar -nfer-
msSAdes peculIaTes de los hombres. Gebe V.
eSc-ibIr lucco piG;eaGo nreSt-O Nslioso Lihre
Gratis, &c 50 paEiGas. Es:a eSc=ito e. len
glsse tcrs9 y lisno para que 10 eatic7G. caai-
Qu!e-z persona = sc sProvecEe dc SIS ccase-
Jos ssass y Gesi1te-esH30s. Los ho.IS:es gcc
t-a.a2 de rec1pe-s- 81 Saiud. 81 Fuerra y 81
Eitalidod Elilavaa este iib=o Gratis eScsP-
ciouair.catc ia:s-esrEts y ~vEl!oSG. &c dice 4
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remoS que lea !. q ye-GaG sO6rc eSas enter
ueds6eS. en- nCc-t-C LiSTo S-ass, = que :-=-
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des!l, ae-yIoSO Y A%S-aGo , SIS o-saaGS cor
pv=alsS estan erfs-ElcS. fa.!a=a Y. S-cr con-
suelo = ov-ca e. este Lihro aSaieo lnsuue-
two c lnt-rv4a=te- NGEGeaos = So romb-e
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y e GaaG.2-vE7us rstG Guia par. n SlS6,
porte paSadU, sSso!atan-ate gratis. en- Gu-
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ror pedira-
Ol-is2-se 4
DR. J. RUSSELL PRICE CO..
50. ssS.1 =. CIlaioR 81. Chieaso. IL
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hOo0loN' ie%' ''o
e4Ho@" eS"1 O" -,
crr'"o~ "'0'"e P''
HSl"o'' '
SGl'"c" "e ~.
dvA'oS P'f 4" "'
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:: .ri.e,: - u sGb.crsci1r-

:, 9 81" cy.rta:nen.e ca:l nay"
100 %; cr."sn - los G~c-ordene<. !sro
- -. 10 cla las inFcrmac.@Hca u,
:usror prypo@c;onaGa: - centres Sc
m.-oric!aleS. -. &uPone o.. il zub!e-
v.cion tuvo 81 origcn en- ana difficult
ted que tuviecon los soldados negEos
cou los oticiales de pclicia Ga2 los
a~rrestaron. por pevturbar 81 orden ol-
hlico.
Il tuaro fuz inieiado por los so:-
GaIo. negIas cuaHco 4 ambu!sntla
yos1 no. L. secci0n ocapada por los
soldados ncg-os. Estos detuvieron L.
ambalancia hacienda una descarEa So
ore los que la condacian. Uno de los
tiros diSparados Tue :. heriE " IN"
much@,ha Due Sc enc"ntraoa en- una
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DR.. J. RUSSELL PRICE CO..
So. leSI =. C!laioR 81. ChIeaso. IL
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LEGAL. NOTICES

TO WHOM 1T MAY coNCERN:
Notice Is hereby given that the
assessment roll for Local Improves
ment District 979 was filed in my
office on June 20, 1917, showing
the amount assessed against each
lot and parcel of land In payment Of
the cost and expense of laying ce-
ment concrete sidewalks five t5)
feet In width on Hosmer Street from
Street; with the necessary gutter re-
turns and crosswalks. I'm pursuance
of Ordinance $685., and said roll IL
open for inspection by all persons
interested therein.
Notice Is further given that the
Council has fixed Wednesday, July
IL, 1917, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, as
the date for hearing upon said roll,
and that all persons who may desire
to object to said assessment are re-
CURED to make their objections
office at or prior to $3.50 a. IN. on
the date above mentioned, and that
on said date, or ut such time as the
hearing may be continued to, the
Council will sit as board OF equal
ization for the purpose of consider
ing said rolL and will consider all
objection made thereto or any part
thereof. and will correct, revise.
raise. lower, change or modify said
aside said roll ana order said assesss
ment to be made de novo as to u
shall appear Just and equitable, and
then proceed TO confirm the same By
W. D. NIcKEUs.
June so-sf-ss.es-sb. 1917.
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GERMAN ATTACK WINS!
BRING UP FRESH
EASTERN FORCES

deeamped In the face OF the Brit.
ish pressure.
Fighting keeps up all along this
northern part of the front. Lats
Tuesday night the Canadians took
the remainder of the trenches be-
low Reservoir hill on the outskirts
of Lens. Three violent German
counter attacks which came Inn
mediately after this victory were
promptly crushed. The days are
torridly hot. the only relief being
in almost tropical thunderstorms.
Most OF the fighting is occurring
at night.
In one OF the battles of the dark
yesterday the British made fur
Their slight advance south OF the
Coiul river. But north of the
stream on Infantry Hill. a storm
of German artillery literally wiped
out the front line British trenches.
neeessitating establishment of the
Tommies' lines to posts immedi-
ately behind.
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TINTED Press y.cnssd Wire,


BASE OF THE AMERICAN
NAVY FLOTILI4A IN ENGLAND,
June 21.-A German submarine
was rammed and sunk by an
American destroyer after a Ger
man-born American bluejacket
had <spied out the underwater
craft, according to belief ex-
pressed by he crew of a GER
tain American sea watchdog
which returned to port today.
This is the first German sub
marine the word of whose sinking
had been reported by the crews of
American patrol flotilla.
The DIES roger in question was
cruising thru calm sea. Direct
ly ahead the forward lookout
sighted a periseope. The submar-
inc to which it was attached al
most Immediately submerged. BY
that time the destroyer was SO
close to the spot where the peri
scope had showed that its guns
could not be depressed suffi-
GENTLY to fire.
Every member of the destroy
er's crew crowded the rails.
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Invade Germany.
is ARM EMS PLAN

UNITED Press Leased wire.)
WASHINGTON, d. O.,
June 2t.--InvasiOn of Ger
many--carrying Of the fight
into the kaiscr's territory
thru the air---with success
deemed certain, is the plan Of
the allies.
Chieftains of visiting war COM
missions insist the plan will bring
complete victory nearer by many
months--provided the national de-
Tense councils aircraft production
board program goes thru.
That program calls for 1000
American air machines for the
fighting front By next April and
for 10000 by August, 1910.
Lieut.. Amauery de la Grange,
noted French air fighter, today
made this revelation in an inter
view given the United Press.
He emphasized the importance
the allied general staffs attach to
Americas capabilities in furnish
ing the "air preponderence" that
he Is convinced will make posi-
BILE shattering of the Teuton bat
tie lines.
Berlin Is Open, Too.
Nothing is impossible III we
allies get and hold mastery of the
air." de la Grange said.
Berlin is even open to us.
Put thru this proposed pro-
gram and you Americans will have
done more to end the war with
less cost in money and lives than
you could do in any one or all OF
a dozen ways.
Put thru this program and we
can destroy the German munition
works, their mobilization depots,
tLeir great factories for prodnc-
tion of motor transport and flying
machines.
Smash U-Boat Dens.
Put it thru and you Americans
will make possible the destruction
of those bases from which steal
murderous submarines.
ufnisH, III uelho'Iacy cduSe,
the great air squadron and we will
make scrap heaps OF the great Ger
man naval bases. The bases will
be made useless IL we have enough
machines.
Germany has declared YER
boten certain zones. With COM
|plete air mastery, we will declare
forbidden zones In German terri
tory-say zone 100 miles behind
the German lines. We will give
civilians ample time to move away.
Then with our numerically SUI
perior air fighters, we can conduct
superreids behind the lines, over
munitions plants, on the mobiliza-
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SPECTATORS AND
HOARDERS BLAMED

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CHICAGO, June 21.-"Food
hoarders" and professional spec
ulators' are mainly responsible
for the present high cost of living.
Theodore Whitmarsh. president
of the National Wholesale Groo-
ers' association In convention here,
made this statement to the United
Press today.
THE most expedient remedy"
he added, lis the regulation Of
production, distribution and con-
sumption by government control.
The Lever food bill, which Is be-
fore congress, embodies all the
necessary means"
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LEGAL NOTICES

and payable at the option of the
property owners, In five t5) equal
annual installments, with Interest at
me rate OF six (6goD per annum on
deferred payments.
That the work of said improve
ment be done and said special as
sessments be levied and collected in
the manner provided by Chapter rs
or the Acts of the Legislature OF, the
state OF Washington of 1911. and Or
dinance No. 4s11 OF said city.
That all persons who may desire
TO object to the making of said i'm
provement in the manner above set
forth shall do so In writing and file
said remonstrance with the city
Clerk at or prior to $40 \. NJ. on the
date set for hearing before this
Council To be held at the Council
Chamber in the city Hall on Mon
day. the. 9th day of July. 1917. at 10
o'clock A. NJ
That the Commissioner of Public
Works submit to this Council at "a
date prior tn said 9Th day of July.
1917, the estimated cost of said i'm
proNement. a statement of the pro-
portionate amount thereof which
should be borne by the property
within the proposed assessment dis
trtct; a statement of the aggregate
assessed value of the real estate, eN-
elusive of improvements. within said
Edistrict according to the valuation
last placed upon IL for the purpose
of general taxation: together with n
diagram or print showing thereon
the lots tracts and parcels of land
and other property which will be
specially benefited by said improve
ment and the estimated amount of
the cost and expense of the improve
ment to be borne by each lot, tract
or parcel of land or other property;
and
That the city Clerk publish this
re solution in two consecutive issues
of the official newspaper as required
by law,
Adopted on roll call June 20 1917.
Ayes s; Nays o.
A. V. FAwCETT.
Mayor.
Attest: w. u. NICKEUS.
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 81.
Opposition to the. food control
bill In congress is giving way.
The folks back home are max
ing their pressure felt
AS the house Sc tied down to-
day to debate amendments under
a five-minute rule so vote could
be had this week, a movement de-
yeloped in the senate to agree on
some modification of the measure
as drafted.
There Is senate talk of a substi-
tute bill, embodying the follow
ing sections, which meet with the
approval of the small clique of bit
ter senate antagonists of the
measure:
Authorizing creation of a food
control department with power
to enter into common buying
agreement with the allies, an APP
preparation to administration the
control work, anti-hoarding and
speculation legislation, licens-
ing section. possibly minimum
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cloth, ripped it from the flagstaff
after fight and threw 1t to the
crowd, which trampled it.
Women Roughly Handled.
Another banner held by Mrs.
r. ID. Heacox was similarly
treated. Both pickets were
roughly handled by Mrs. Rich
ardson. Both began to weep.
Mrs. Richardson, leader of the
attack, was taken to headquarters
by Policewoman Earring amid the
jeers of hundreds. No charge
was placed against her.
Mrs. Richardson did virtually
all the work of tearing down the
four banners.
Police inspectors wandered
pleasantly through the growing
crowd saying, Please, gentle
men. move on. You'll find a re-
cruiting station just a block
away. After all, anyone can pull
down a banner, but 1t takes a
man to shoulder a musket."
Mrs. Richardson is a medium
sized woman with fiery red hair.
Her son accompanied her. She
said she was born in Missouri
and you have to show me those
women are real patriots"
Wilson In Study.
President Wilson was in his
study when the riot started, and
during the excitement went from
his study to luncheon. The noise
from the crowd outside was dis
tinctly audible in the White
House.
Amid the cheers of small
crowd, q banner denouncfng the
president and Elihu Root placed
at the northeast gate OF the White
House earlier in the day by suf-
fragets was ripped down by two
men five minutes after 1t ap-
peared.
The sign. held by Miss Gather
inc Morey. Boston. and Miss
Lucy Burns, Brooklyn. was iden-
tical In wording with the one
which was destroyed yesterday.