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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-25
PRESSING NEED OF AIRMEN
IS SUBJECT OF APPEAL
After August IS the Government
Hopes to Graduate 200 Filters
Each Week.

The government wants aviators and
needs them badly. the committee on
public information announced in a
summary of what already has been
accomplished in preparation for the
great air service program now being
mapped out.
Eight hundred men are now enrolled
in preliminary instruction schools. and
the influx continues at the rate of 200
week. After August % the gov
eminent expects to graduate 200 stu
dents weekly into the advanced flying
fields. 1t is expected that laos men
will be actually flying by September 8.
To maintain the present schools and
many others to be established thou
sands of men will be needed. The COM
nittee called attention to unfortunate
rumors that the air service already is
overcroWded.
Instead of the aero camps becom-
Ing swamped, as rumor had It," said the
statement. much less needful branches
of patriotic effort were greatly overdone
by young men with a desire to get in
and do something for their country.
Men between the desirable ages OF
nineteen and twenty-five began vo1un-
teering in droves for the mosquito
feet under the idea that. il they
couldn't get the Germans from the
air they could get shot at sub
marine lying in wait OF Sandy Hook
or outside Boston harbor. And. as a
result, the country is still calling for
flying recruits"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-25
MAKES OFFICIAL REPORT
OF GOOD CROP PROSPECT
Germany Gives to the Neutral Press
Statement Which Is Regarded
With Suspicion.

COPENHAGEN, June Pa report sent
out today by the German government for
free distribution in the neutral press says
that in consequence Of the long desired
rainfall the crop prospect in southern
and western Germany really is brilliant.
In the middle and eastern provinces it is
thoroughly satisfactory. The report would
deserve more credence if Germany had
not followed similar tactics every harvest
during the war.
Private reports received by the Asso-
ciated Press up to the end of the second
week of June describe prospects for 1917
as anything but brilliant They say that
rains are urgently needed and il they
come opportunity could do much to save
suffering spring grain or improve winter
grain prospects. but in no case could
produce better than bare middle harvest.
Official report today that fodder cut
now is far above the average is fatly
contradicted by private advices and diff
flcult to reconcile with past weather con-
ditions Danish crops grown under sim
liar climate conditions We're given as poor
to bad in last weeks official report
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-25
Thinks Firm Stand Necessary.

Il do not believe that belligerent ma
tions should respect the so-called rights
of neutrals in this regard. No. / am
convinced that they have the right to
prevent the continuation of this prac-
tice in lawful manner This could be
accomplished either by CURLY order
ing such ships to quit the territorial
waters of the country wherein they
expected to remain or charging them
such heavy port duties that their stay
in harbor would be made exceptionally
expensive. Belligerent nations could
to neutral ships unless they accepted
cargoes bound through the danger
zones.
These might be considered by some
as coercive measures, but. in my mind,
they would be not only just, but nee
essary. But there are other measures
which might be adopted and which
ments. corporations or individuals of
belligerent nations might be given the
power of chartering or purchasing
such of these neutral ships as should
be deemed necessary at prevailing
quotations in order that they might
as against the interests of the private
owners. 1t is generally known that
many neutral ship owners do not allow
their ships to trade. because in case
OF the loss Of their ships the value
Of the insurance. even taking into con-
rates. will not compensate them en-
tirely for their losses. But this cannot
be avoided. The government or other
charterer might protect the neutral
ship owner by contracting to make
good the difference in case of loss by
the construction of a n"w ship for de-
livery during or after the war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-25
PALMER TO AID PERsHING.
Writer Appointed Member of Staff
With Rank of Major

PARIS, June 25.--It is announced at
American army headquarters that Mai.
Gen. Pershing has appointed Frederick
Palmer Of New York to his staff in the
intelligence department. with the rank
of major
The appointment is in line with Gen.
Pershing's purpose to obtain specialists
in all branches of the service. and Mr..
Palmer's long experience at the Eu-
ropean front. at headquarters, was re-
garded as making him particularly val
liable to the staff at this time He will
have general charge of the army's re-
lations with the American press and.
while his activities will be chiefly de-
voted to that work. the STAFF will he
able to utilize his war-acquired knowl-
edge in other respects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-25
Watchmen Take Places Of Soldiers.

Having obtained thirty-two additional
watchmen for the State. War and Navy
building, under authority Of q recent
act of Congress. 1t has been found pos
sible to release from further service
at that building the company of the
LIST Separate Battalion of the District
National Guard. under Lieut. Benjamin
Boyd, which has regularly performed
watch and messenger service there
every day since the declaration of war,
early In April. The soldiers have been
assigned to regular military duty with
the remainder of the battalion in guard
Ing Potomac and Anacostia river prop
,erty within the limits Of the District,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-25
Great Advantage to Allies.

Putting these idle vessels to work
would be of great advantage to the
cause of the allies. The acquisition
Of more than 100000 tons at this
critical stage would be of inestimable
value. in view of the fact that losses
by submarine attacks thereafter could
speedily be replaced by ships under
construction.
Contracts or agreements for the
utilization Of idle ships should be so
worded that the failure of their full
fiIlment would be considered an in
fraction of neutrality.
There should be no delay in dis
cussing this problem SO that public
opinion IN the allied nations may reach
that point where the governments will
find it necessary to agree on a prompt
and energetic program"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-25
On Active Service
Military Uniforms
and Equipment
MORRIS ANGEL
& Son Ltd.
III Shaftesbury Avenue
LONDON, w.

THE leading and oldestablished
Ill West-End Military OUTFIT
tiers, with campaigning expert
ence of practically three years. under
take to supply Americans with stand
ard Uniforms and Equipment for all
purposes-Military and Medical-em
bracing every detail to regulation
pattern. to measure WITHIN "a
HOURS. and strongly urge the desira-
bility of postponing the question OF
complete equipment until arrival in
Europe. thus avoiding the errors OF
inexperience and burden of insult
able outfits. and effecting substan-
tial saving in price.
LARGEST STOCK IN LONDON
Of uniforms of every description
ready for immediate wear.
Correspondence invited.
Advice by mail gladly GtveM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-25
NEUTRALS HAVE MILLION
TONS Of SHIPPING IDLE
Member of italian Mission Tells OF
Vessels Kept in Port Fearing
Submarines.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON. June 25.-Despite the en-
tente allies acute need of ships arising
from the submarine menace more than
100000 tons of neutral shipping Is
swinging idly at anchor in the harbors
Of belligerent nations, according to
statement made by Augusta Ciuffelli,
former member of the Italian cabinet
and member of the Italian mission, to
the Associated Press here today.
The statement was made by Mr.. Cluf-
felli in connection with the ACCESSIBILITY
of putting into execution other plans
besides Americas titanic ship building
program, in combating the submarines
That the entente allies are powerless
to utilize this class of neutral tonnage
was characterized as deplorable by Mr..
Ciuffelli. Greed, he said. was the NOV
ing factor with many of the ship own
ers. The allies should take immediate
steps to correct the situation. Mr.. Cuff
fellt said. by increasing port duties to
an almost confiscatory. point for pro,
longing stays or refusing bunker coal
to such ships as declined to accept car
goes bound through the danger zones.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-06-25
SCREEN YOUR WINDOWS
NOW AND KEEP OUT FLIES.

Metal-frame Window Screens are the
most satisfactory Screens that we know OF
outside our own Cabinet-made sorts. They are
all metal and do not deteriorate nearly SO
quickly as the old style wood-frame adjustable
screens A large range of sizes.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-08
,. "$S #5.v. Oklahoma Oil and Auto Supply Company
PHONE
SOC
WHEN YOU HAVE
TIRE TROUBLE.

In the selection of stocks we tried to obtain
every needed article for the camp auto traveller
You will enjoy the inspecting of the entire assor-
ment and are invited to do So
Universal Auto Camp Sets that are complete for
four people, consisting of the following articles:
Thermos Bottles.
Granite Plates
Knives and Forks
Folding Aluminium Cups
Sugar and Salt Containers.
Thermon butter, sandwich and cold meat con-
taners
Table and Teaspoons.
Packed in Trunk Fiber Carrying Case.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-08

This new STROBERG G9
!. 7. :: !. !. ; !. J ! : :: : ! !
CARBURET0R has been sRW9r
produced to meet the de- J" "a
mand of present day con- --a--szs ssS&-x -
ditions, the threatened ~ k5 ~ 4ir5T113 ~
scarcity of gasoline, its e.
depreciation in quality, y EKecs
and the critical require
mentS of the up-to-date motorist.
Years ago the Stromberg Motor Devices Com
pany had foreseen the approach of this situation,
and had kept its engineers at work different lines
of research to find how the several problems of Pow
er, Economy, Flexibility, Maximum Speed, Iding
and Easy Starting could best be solved
AS the elimination of these years of effort they
were able to produce new design which, though
simpler in construction than the older types of car
buretorS performed number of new functions hith-
erto unaccomplished but vitally important in the
efficient use of present day fuels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-08
Invite Your Inspection Of the Biggest
Stock Of Automobile Accessories
and Tires in Southern Oklahoma
Here You Can Find Everything Needed
By the Motorist

WHAT TO TAKE ON YOUR MOTORING TRIP.
Before starting trip that your equipment for tire
pairs includes the following:
One extra casing in tire cover.
Two extra Inner Tubes properly wrapped protect
from oil and prevent chatting.
One box Stx-Rte Self Vucanizing Rubber.
Patch just the thing for punctures and bowouts
One Tire Sleeve Blowout Patch
One set Tire Applying Levers
One Tire Tacum to be used between Casing and Tube t
prevent sticking.
Six Valve Insdes.
Six Valve Caps
Three Dust Caps.
Air Pump
Jack
One air gauge to proper initiation.
One Automobile Route Book
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-08

TUTHILI4 TITANIC LUBKICATED SPKINGS
No spring is stronger than its weakest link.
Tuthl Ttanics have single flaw from end to end
equally strong hroughouno weakening center hole center
nib
SPRING LUBRICATI0N.
Springs should be fabricated order to prevent rstng and
squeakng.
Tuth Titanic fabricated Springs constructed that
there dust proof receptacle between the leaves which filled
with longved graphted ubricant-Smpe yet effective
method of lubricating every leaf from end to end
We carry full stock of these springs for all make Try
one the next time you buy spring.
When have tire trouble simply the phone and say
SOC
Immediately of little yellow cars fully equipped will be
there to you Free, any time, anywhere.
It's better to be safe than sorry.
You will be safe you equip your with of Goodrich
Silvertown Cord Tires
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-08
WHITMORE COMPOSITIONS

Whitmore'S Roller and Ball
Bearing Composition
For Hub Bearings
Whitmore's Chain Compost
ton.
Whitmore's Silent Chain
Composition
Whitmore's Worm Gear Pro-
tective Composition
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04


 SPANISH AT 4 GLANCE-A book founded on the most simple principles for Universal Self Instruction with complete English pronunciation of eV- cry word. 25 cents postpaid. (. II. Robinson. 922 Third St. San Diego. California II
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
For Sale Live Stock

ONE 2is-YEAR-0LD COW. washing machine. cream separator spring Wa gon, buggy, harness. horses. Ford touring car. D. R. Pe;rie. Henshaw and Asylum roads. It
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
Auctions
AUCTION SALE

TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 10:30
 At NofZinger Ranch, Corner Camelback and Park Roads. or F Miles East Cen tral Ave. Free roast pig lunch at noon- 2 Holstein cows. 1 heifer soon fresh, bred heifers, l registered male. l grade bull. Holstein yearling heifers, ] pair heavy draft mares, pair young draft mares, saddle and driving ponies. sows. shoat. 1SO to 200 lay ing hens. l wagon with rack, 1 blow, buggies. 70 rods woven wire fence, l moving machine. ? iron gates. l sepa lator. good as new work harness, sin gle harness. l surrey. furniture. l large refrigerator, l table stove. range good as new chairs. rockers, beds, dressers, rugs. milk cans. dishes. lard presser and many other things. Cattle may be brought in by others.
 JOEL NOF'ZINGER, Owner
 B. W. GETSINGER. Auctioneer 16 r.. Adams Phone 15S6
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT Of owning beach lot? either for summer home. rspeculation. now is your op- portunity. own number of choice Newport Beach lots. on the sand one short block back from the ocean. am forced to unload. and offer d novel proposition. Lots in size 30xS5. electric cars through the tract water gas and electricity .; hand. the real cream of beach property. Price S350 each, s1.0O down and si.00 per week. no interest. no taxes. former price of lots $500 each. Many improvements are contemplated for Newport in the near future. and values are surely to advance sharply
 For further information address C. L.. Lancaster. Box 17T5 Republican, or G03 Central Building. Los Angeles. Cal. IL
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
For Sale Real Estate

S4500 BUYS X DANDY Suburban home of IT. acres. . Four roomed plastered house, screened porch. concrete cellar under sleeping house. garage. barn. good orchard, chicken house. fine improvements Bet ter look into this as such places are getting scarce. Sl500 will handle.
 DWIGHT B. HEARD
 Central S Adams
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
AUCTION SALE rrTV~ NyADGH


 Commencing at l0:30 A. NJ. Miles West of Phoenix. Miles South of Washington School, 3 Miles North of Alhambra, on the Pemberton Ranch We will sell to the highest bidder on ah0ve date. 200 head Of choice dairy cows and heifers; los head of Al dairy COWS. to years old. all Holsteins. well marked and good miikers; 2 head of calves. , yearlings. I1 head of year ling steers and heifers, ] Hoistein bulls. The above stock is first class Holstein dairy stock and in good condition. Par ties in the market for, dairy stock should not fail to attend this sale Free lunch at noon. Terms of sale: All sums Slo0 and under. cash. over that amount. $ months time. purchaser giving ap- proved 10 per cent note: per cent off for cash.
 GEO MAZE AND Q. W. SPENCE
 owners
 C. O. 3fcMURTRY. Auctionei,r tf
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

FOR SALE-160 acres alfalfa, 10 miles northwest. almost all in hog wire fence; Groom house, good COW shed
 in fields. lane to all fields; fine well. Price slS5 per acre. F.. F. Pascoe. 302 N. Central Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

THE sl75.00O APPROPRIATED to complete the Diversion dam on the Gila river means a whole lot to the Florence and Casa Grande Valley Work will commence and be rushed to finish in the near future. Anticipat. ing this to happen. We have had re- liable man on the ground for the past 50 days and have secured listing on several thousand acres of the best buys on lands that have water rights. The Florence and Casa Grande Valleys lands are as fertile as any land in the Salt River Valley. The products grown there won the Grand County Prize at the last Arizona state fair. We have improved farms with alfalfa that can not be beat at the price. Have several pieces of unimproved deeded land. cas- fly cleared and good. In, fact can fit you out with anything you want, from q 40-acre ranch up to 500 acres with 500 acres in good alfalfa: several l60- acre tracts with from so to l20 acres in alfalfa. IL has been proven that the Egyptian staple cotton does well and the fiber averages inch longer than the Egyptian cotton itself. Our MT. Healy has personally investigated these lands and is willing to take you there and show YOU. He leaves Mon uiS HUI iiliilS, sidtSH 'th, Nilll Il pti " of l2; can take l2 more. Get in line In time. You know what water did for the Salt River Valley. IL made $50 land Why not there2 Information as to terms. prices and improvements cheerfully given at our office. g F. Adams St. We know good land. Can take q few Phoenix residences in cN- change.
 HEALY. CONRAD & co.
 8 F., Adams St. Phoenix. Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
FOR SALE
THREE GOOD BUYS

40 acres in good alfalfa, at s135.
 DAIRY so. well improved. good stand of vigorous alfalfa and within 6 miles of Phoenix. Present receipts from this place are about S400 month ly. sl50 an acre will buy it.
 1s0 DAIRY OR STOCK RANGE. s12,5 The house is new and mod ern. the ranch buildings good and ample while the soil is the best A bearing orchard. excellent water. good alfalfa and desirable location hell make this place q real bargain ai price asked. See McAdams, with
 INTER STATE LIVE STOCK
 EXCHANGE
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
For Sale = Real Estate.

LAND ADAPTED TO CHICKEN raising, in lots to suit. close in, one four acres, 4-room house. orchard, vineyard. alfalfa and fine shade: one 4-room fur nished house. with one lot for sale or rent: also unimproved suburban lots, best conditions for homes. 1920 East Van Buren St. Phone 342S. lt
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
FOR SALE

160 acres west of Alhambra. l3d three fields; fruit trees: good house an dout buildings. 2 wells: water. A good buy a Sl25 per acre.
 20 acres on paved road. all in alfalfa: 7-room brick house. modern hay shed for loo tons of hay: horse barn and corrals. windmill and 1000 gallon tank: lawn and flowers. Will sell this for cost of improvements. Terms
 10 acres. two in oranges. grapefruit. peaches. apricots and iUu grape vines acres in alfalfa fenced In four fields with Page fierce. Fivc-room house. barn gafage. chicken houses and yards. Windmill and tank. water riped 10 five fields, fine old shade. flowers: 100 feet to car line s5o9 down: balance to suit
 i60 acres. seven miles west of Phoe- nix Most all in alfalfa. good level land. Houses. well fenced. very cheap. Sil2.5o per acre.
 X team Of good work mules. weight about 1000 pounds. Also a good team of horses Cheap.
 We are at your service. Come and see Us for any thing in the way of Real Estate. Live Stock. or Insurance.
 Mcdowell Realty X Cattle Co
 ll0 North First Ave. IL
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

40 $. Central Ave, II
 SPANISH AT 4 GLANCE-A book founded on the most simple principles for Universal Self Instruction with complete English pronunciation of ev- cry word. 25 cents postpaid. (. H. Robinson. 923 Third St. San Diego. California. II
 A THREE-COMPARTMENT IDEAL ! ireless Cooker. white enamel baby bed with drop side and q baby carriage Al in good condition. Telephone 2il4.
 II
 ABLY DAVIDSON motorcycle. specdometer. Presto tank and light. in good condition. Call at sos W. Jeffer- son street m
 FCR SALE-Light wagon (stude- baker,. practically new, with wagon cover and double burio harness. r. South Seventh Ave It
 BRANCH STUDIO. will take your pictures and loan you money to pay for them. 21S w. washinston. II FOR SALE-l6O acres alfalfa ranch. Al place and Improvements miles from Phoenix Win sell so acres s2i0o will handle. Owner. Box 776 Republican. It ALFALFA SEEp. Peoria bJckeye. no Johnson grass. K. M. Tuckey. 16 r. Ada,nn phone ,hss lr
 FOR SALES sets double harness. at bargain. See Geo. Hageman. m
 NOW IS THE TIME to have your lawn mower sharpcned. Phoenix Cycle O., 16s E. Adams. Phone TIT. tf
 GOOD electric washer and wringer. Bargain. Phone 113s.
 FOR sALE-Extra fine bull dog. well bred. Phone s1i. n
 FOR SALE-S4 swarms of bees in Langstrath hives; all in good condi- tion. Box 757 Republican. n
 FOR SALE-,A second hand single buggy harness fin excellent condition. Phone 2S26 m
 ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS TRANSIT, "Gurley'' complete. with tri- pod and leveling rod; cost s90, will take s4o.00. See B. W. Getsinger, f6 F. Adams. k SODA FOUNTAINS, drue and con- fectionery fixtures; latest designs. both exposed and closed jar types; ranging in lengths of 6, s. 10. 19. l6 and 20 feet; can save you 20 to 40 per cent; small payment down, balance easy monthly  pay ments; can include show case. shel- wing, tables, chairs. carbonator in con tract: all fixtures necessary to open up drug and confectionery store. prompt shipments. Write or wire for price lists Grosman Fountain Com pany. 21l South Akard St, Dallas. ! Texas 3-dg l BARGAINS in second hand sewing machines. all makes. White Sewing Machine Agency. 209 West Washing ' ton tf l FERTILIZER FOR ROSES. Phone i 8554 3-br
 FOR SALE--Single spring wagon, l harness. F. $. Ream. Phone 5R3. k
 FOR SALE-Bees. F. $. Reams. | Phone 5R3
 HOG FEEDERS-See us for prices on hog feed. all kinds. Valley Flour Mills If
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
ATTENTION PLEASE

l HAVE 4 room house on 9th Ave, has mortgage of $550.00, runs over 2 years. l want a good light car for my equity. Mcguire, 12l West Mon roo. l
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

ROOM HOUSE in Winchester, ln- diana to exchange for ranch or Phoenix property. Phone 1898. K
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-For city residence property, nice acre tract on N. Center, highly improved Phone I450. IT
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
For Sale Houses

FOR SALE E--Five- room fra.ne. cor ner lot. excellent olcation for grocery store. near school. price sl,250, sl00 cash, balance small payments. G per cent interest. Inquire F. F.. Pascoe. 302 N. Central. Phone 1i24 If
 FOR SALE-5- frame cottage, front porch, bath, toilet gas. electric lights, rlastered walls, with lot .50x137 1t. You can't build the house for less than Sl,500: will sell house and lot for $l,lo000: l2 cash, terms on balance F. F. Pascoe, 302 North Central Phone l124 m
 ATTENTION PLEASE,
 SAY, this isn't any joke Nearly new, strictly modern brick, pebble dash ungalow. most desirably located. own CT hurt in an accident in California and must have money. Go with me and see this house. and make me an offcr.. If you mean business you will get it. Now don't hesitate: come to- day See Fred A. Dibble with Griffin alone llS x. 1st Ave. k
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
For Sale = Houses

NEW, MODERN never occupied, neat and attractive bungalow, near the capitol, just completed. Liberal terms. E. ] Bennitt S- Co. k
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04
For Sale Miscellaneous

FRESH FISH THIS WEEK-15c h., lbs. for 25c. Selected oysters 1c apiece; not less than IS: BOG pint, SOC qt. Pacific Coast Fish Market. LAT E. Wash Phone 3E52. tf
Arizona republican., 1917-03-04

FOR SALE-Diamond engagement ring, platinum setting. Special req son for selling. Big Value S45 Ad- dress Box 779 Republican.