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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01

NJ u MILTON STOCKS
LEAD INDUSTRIALS

New York. May Almost without
exception market leaders recorded adj
yauces Of 1 TO points before profit
taking became effective Shippings
and motors also increased their early
advantage. Rails gave promise Of
general improvement, but sold off abb
ruptly on word from Washington that
The interstate commerce commission
advises extreme conservatism respect
ing dividend regulations during the
war Union Pacific, ST Paul. Atchison
and Reading reacted an average of d
point and other important stocks were
disposed to ease
Partial rallies at noon were again
forfeited. Bonds were firm. although
United States coupon 3'5 lost la per
cent on a single sale
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
Hog Range nay u pay,
Comparative Sales.

FURNISHED by z. W. Wagner q GO.
ing. T.. J. Mccormick, maHaEer-}
Chicago. May 1,-Chicag0 had
81 600 hogs ON q $4,000 estimate. with
ALSO carried over the weekend and
prices al the Yards were TO so1
lower than Saturdays average. with Q
top of 1850. Estimated Tor tuesday.
t7.G90 The western run totaled
1I6.S00 against I09 500 week ago and
I23.S00 2 year ago. The average
weight Of hogs received al Chieago
last week was q compared with I'll
the previous week. 218 q year ago and
133 two years ago
Exports Of pork from Atlantic ports
last week totatad 1870 barrels com
pared with 1910 The same week a
wear age. lard 4.I2S,000 pounds yer
s5lz 7.5g4 geo. bacon 100000 pounds
versus I2.2z4 000 Local shipments Of
cared meats for the day were 2.9dS090
pounds compared with 1155.000 a
year ago lard 1894 600 pounds yer
sus I.IS4 000 Liverpool quoted lard
sd TO is lower. hams unchanged and
backs unchanged 10 sd lower,
The volume of business transacted
N the provision pit today was small
prices irregular. pora closing IN
changed 10 3T52c lower. lard = &c
Toe higher. ribs unchanged 10 Sc
lower. pork closing unchanged toetain
lower. Lard was the favorite through
out. Our Information OF this com
modify IS very buIlish. Fresh meat
trade was reported as fair at steady
prices. with cured product IN good de-
mand Tomorrow VIII be first deliv-
cry on MAY contracts. and the
monthly statement OF local stocks OF
provisions viii be issued 81 the close
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01

by owner, seven ro0lBe.
modern nil location lot 4axI&5. with
extra - feet il desired furnace.
electric lights gas hot and cold wa
Eert decorated throughout eement
basement vegetable room screen
porch and shaue. call mornings or
evenings. H. l. 228E.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
NOT TO INTERFERE
WITH SCHOOL WORK

Superintendent 81 Schools b. G.
Fisher today received a letter from
lie department. OF interior. bureau Of
eaaesra7 al Washington, regarding
NE Participation ot the schools In the
var
Il stated that mo interference with
(ae program of public education should
p made except uader conditions ot
NEST absolute and final necessity.
u also stated thai the superintend-
EMS ~ the schools might permit a
lev seniors TO discontinue thelr school
"orS with credit who have passing
grades and who are anxious TO aid
Ii the movement for food c0nserra-
Ton, provided that they are certain
mai such work is actually awaiting
ne applicant and that his deficiency
z studies be made up If these terms
are satisfactory 70 the college he eN-
pe2ts 20 attend
All the news aIl the tim@-Th4
Argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
ABSTRACTS DE TITLE.

4 EH6ETS Of IIFLE prepared -
continued so Gat covering any real
estate lu the cOua- Gg- Prompt and ac~
CuT4re service at reasonable rates
EGCE Island Title - Abstract Gem
pauvs 4. ). Ingram president ", J.
sweeney. secretary 2Us-Z1z Central
Trust and Savings bank building.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
ZOE IL - PRopERTY.

A YER arf~e-efl> - 80 ~ ~.si5e,,~e
enc aere tf.sfr -ss.. - e-s.- -, IA
aeuf:uaaees rarats -. $50 needs h. be
seen 90 DE appreciated. Ioeaz48n. 1871
sess4 l5 -ala5l4 street. EHaHe A. l.
d - -f-.~4~J - modern, nTe rooms.
:-+t- bsls men u b. y Linu uet -
- =" 1At@$ -~ef SL-L-i t4@Sl- ~a-A
1--77s---5s
rI-le-: ~ '-A - .4ol a Ao1sep l9t 9%&47<s
-, F, 20 "a. IA s-<-1s-
-CA IA zt~s uFC To8EH. my1eTn. also 50
4S@-4. tAy1eEt4 mousse 80k4 al a4lA o4a
e15sS- 4. a4sae H. 4 &a4-
FrGg5 r..-.
,...z 7'47 B." tse4ae7 I3t l4- ~
z5z-.ss $1,000 .+t.-+ t,-+
4s.
M So
u o4-4ef Ss.& sizes ana tlLele@}s
-z-.s.z-e.. -. =
- t--t4i7 al +Ae-4et = otll&
10 s.-z -'-. - & ON = ,''A : '~-' y
----==- = = - = --
7+-..r- rr.1e ,- - $40 4 So
y 80 : -
'Al -, sst1et1y Ln@aeti-s s4& rooms,
80 - 80 1913
.er-a[+t- - - - - - 90 -
..-[+,r - a.. 5 1'913'>N~' ~
p. Z - -
az $3.50 ten room moosrns also ak
= = = :. = = az a 6 ~ = q ; .-
additions hunts NTH street and
Eighteenth aFenus ana Thirty eiGLtLt
@@4@eAs '+slt4etsst-tn seA eA4 Ne o4ocA from
CAR. E10Ae AZ A. AsB4 or k&. L. 8&2a.
LOTS SEGs FI4 close 5r 4-eaFsI afg-EsT
pl8.ks ana fs5..-Ir1gI .tIt- ts.7sz
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01

OFFICE OF
he CHICAGO, ROCK Island AND

= kTfF.If uSHT.wAY Company
rbicsse. Illinois. April i2. 1917.
e..ctsY ,,,aetIT.T IN the observation-disclosures 81 Tho
rbIeaFe. floek Island ana Pacific Railway Com
esag. duly called by a majority Of all the
directors. win he held az the ofaee of the Com
pany az Roon 1907 in la Sale street station.
tn the City az Chicago County Of Cook. aud
sst4fe ~ fiffuofs ~ ffhnrsHsv the twenty hrst
siay ~ Tune 1917 st 10 o'efeek a. NJ. f0r
,tf,sl1"- ~. tr,tEel4srs7 ~ fhs company wiii
lar.eaf to and VIII authorize:
,ho 4rfI.ie@ ~ rcssefidafIs-, OF June 2
1850 al amended from time u time 30 as 20
80 ss4f.frs - s4,st er.,-4at meet.
ing may authorize VIA.
-, lae ,apss4 $500 - % t~ ~ cen
huHaatad corporation hCrehg created haaat VII
!thli3ed e iae 'H1a q D5ie A.,se,l . st.-ef u
Increased hE az afaf na1ae5t 20 taese Atsis,s.,.
ms, ~ On 80 Tttsf sfr,,e ebaH be
divided INTO shares each of which shal! haFe
L Pg .a yafae en q 2toi ~ for tae 1aymeaf *
e.fa s or re $500 NJ ausS times ara
anl tst - - ,.4 se5l.ffi,n4 "a me Board "a
il5rssiqgs e NE I@e'''4'9
49, Et.ttf sf.,,1 Seventy. Ave millions
i5osLaF7 nas f'.. S ~ 1,rsEr sbeli be ana
rii ,lrtesF+-- ha l.f,gv-r, and designated ae
saea Dollars paf value snail 5 Re hF q 5Tel
STOCK entltied ~ lLe ai tIy ,rritie8 VI
SAD lo!.faa9 s'o ,l anu n.y. eI,as fgiogire zig
>1t rst-lv aijIifeos poltarz par value Or
said Preferred Sf7ek shan De seven - Fe.
cent preferred stock entitled r. d.yldenas w
- "4I M - t-s-a 49, ityt5srd sfau hp
at' '!ss@ 3"t W Gtcas ru1 entitled
&,trl f+l.7, ers effar Nav = 1qiT to camu-
}at.oa or aiEla.1aS gnp',2 up pr - el g, ssr ~
- 80 ne .,,r,5l, - 5fe ifaud4 n, be- paid On
,oI' VIZ VIZ ,tftia5 ca4ary v-it4 fba
,e - sr- rrfrarred sfart hereinafter
e assets Hpon Insolvency or diss9iqLioH o. s'lg
.t--
nf both elassa-, pl5ia any uapala e.tnle9ds KY
1870 AL5s.5 ,tr-.G, F,.f..rt afv pavruart ar
,. 5st '.1 f. no IN tto common
- ,5, -f1 IA NOR cont r,referred stock here
iHaitef aesertheif r l ne ttslL tsf1 h, erst
- t a. r,54 ~ eat asi4a fg- payment
-el7 - ,.7e+(ls 'ebelI he declared moon the
sad slT ~ Per gea.s g.. Dec, en- sf,o s5,4 ~
IN. "' ti'H 3 1e- rt in Fanv ases1 year
ehL1led e sq 9 45stg ~ ~ f1TtbDr divflen,la
Ir.fs-F a+5 rafd ss t,otb sa{d classes ~ IRE
iefra1 stos eng Et1eel,H,''s ~ m .,fsT-s
III {@Li s.tt5tf az fs5 no. ~-r- t-sfer+a,f
sta,s nezi.ll"4lt Ut ~, 5..7,l..t - &c s,1Tsr-
80 ~ H., ,gfte fta 81 rs.,tsr,f M Kin 4,rnaid
tt5r1uistsd ora ST Ier cent dividends accrued
te,.l,- g. ,-1,ev5Il5
80 TBirty-5Fe millions i5o,laFa par faLue
q said stoee +Itisd tS diTide8d4 NJ
e hpt net exceeding siE lol per cent IN EN-, s9g
I" t,rrii M, r, H. ,,gr r-irs ID 5raor
f-gy, ana Scr TuEv 25 1915 and th1 as f9
gu or any narl Nl ths pslshgSs ~ l ''sge WI 80.
such date or dates as the Board on Directors
may at cry uHe ~ t'g ,. illle - tl'l-' ti,+,
Of dividends unpaid up ~ bat not exceeding
the rate % bye lol leF cent PET hD sli t.-
sine payment az amy dividends upon tho Common
STOCK e5}lliea t'lga'iE WI t tl+ ,lt-its4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
LEGAL.

y u - = ID 0I|II
sccreigrg.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


CAMP ground. suitable for bungalow
OF. tent. near car Illes On ROCK E3HeT,
SO twentieth street tAJne r. 4.
OUTSIDE room in Greproof office build
lu@ Sill Phone H. l. zs3.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
LATEST. up-to-date, best selling auto
au-asserA- distributors wanted make
yourself futepsa dent see o. l.. Davis
Sew Harper. Rock Island ill
SMALL. store ana double house for sale
BIOS. Oh. .gIS twentieth street. cheap ON
4ulcE sale. William D. hgeste-.
phone r. J.. 1858
WANTED, "a partner, 20 join me in
forming IL coed business, must have
S5uu TO S1.ouus lady or gentleman. -Ad-
dress Partner. care argus
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
CIVIL ENGINEERS.

civil. eugin eer- Walter NJ Schroeder
civil engineer surveys. maps. piata,
drawings. 81 Safety bldg. phone S..
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
New ork Sugar.

New York May Raw sugar.
STEADY. centrifugal, 6.21. molassea,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
FARM IANnA


FINE choice 5o~acre farm. six miles
from Davtn port, Iowa no improve
Inenaz. sweI place 70 build. land very
choiee- Tor particulars, cali pavers-
unrr aEFl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
PR0FEssI0NAT--ATT0RNEYs -.


SEAELI1 s. MARSH ALA UrorneyB-s
law. once S02 500 Safety building.
Rock Island.
WALKER, INGRAM * sWEEf 81 Y-Al-
torneys and Couusetors at taw. Money
70 loan GA real estate. Rooms 2o9-2I2
Central crust building
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
fOR RENr-HoTS ES.


COZ AGE rve rooms, close la. dessTa-
15- 49ea-lols szf 2 sSenzy- TrsL street
Ltt@E. s5A rooms. modem. 733 J0eIt-
ty-n4ata street Inquire I01@ k4rs-
Htt Sc six rooms modern. 2454 L gbth-
@Ha-a-lst-t avenue Inquire next door
HOUSE. i've rsQms. partIy modern,
near seventh avenue ana F1G1eaHtN
a.r=et ausy si5. Phone 2. l. 1915 or
4-N E-$ I1Hul modern house at 1917
Eleventh avenue, Hec1 island. Oh
Long te1 car line garage "a s%aa-s @
Cali H. i. -&3
TOR RENT-FLATs.
-----------r-------
APAFt1 ia E-NTs s4N rooms, oatsid= D.
Payne aQarLmenrs. Phone * J. z1os.
ILAI. ave rooms. ulJaerHs SIT Is Sew
auteeata street
FLAT. three rooms. sas range. electric
IElE- wash ks-euea. private cellar
uo -asIarrn, 1u5t FtEEeenta stre e.
FIVE room ta&s -Tg414 4HIrd avenue.
Phone k- l. 5let.
FLAT. t9ur ROOMS. mgaeras i2le Third
aFeuHe. rent $40
THREE room ha-. aufarn4sned. mod
eEEf suitable fer couple no children.
s-4 seventeenth street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
CONTRACTORS AND BUnDERs.
srPERFLTOIS HAlR.

SUPER FLCOC5 hair. moteE. warts on
face ana arms. permanently reEov ed
with electric needle. A duress Miss
A ri kftgredge. a Argyle mats. Brady
sLEeeE. Davenpar1. phone bQA.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01

POST. 248. c.. a. r.. meets
regularly on the second and fourth
Saturday evenings o. each Ion at
7.50. ia Memorial hail. al the court
house c. Il Church commander Vs.
Ii Carpenter. ad1utauL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01
q g.

sIEonyET BAY CAMP NO g. u s. Wy. "
meets the 6rst and third Thursday OF
each month at S &C. ~, at Memorial
hell G. e. Garrison. commander l.
nj TitteEIHEtou ad5uraur.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-05-01

All the news all the tims-Tho
argus.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

Mrs. J. s. Haynes is visiting Mrs w. C. Comit in Little Rock. She accompanied, MT. Haynes to that city Monday.
 Mrs. R. M. W;Idman returned Saturday from a visit with her daughter in Kansas City and Joplin, Mo.
 Do you know Sanol Chill Tonic knocks the Chills and all Malaria Fevers? Get a 35c trial bottle at the Drug Store.
 Mrs. Grover Wagner and little daughter, and Miss Kate Hen derson came Sunday from Musk ogee.
 Mir. and Mrs. T. Nj. Davidson and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Will jams went to Ft. Smith last Sunday, returning in the eve ming.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06
Mrs. Sarah Hamm
 Given Birthday Surprise

Mrs. Sarah Hamm was great ls surprised Monday when a ty from Ozark and White Oshs, marched into her home in Mul- berry that being her S5th birth day. The party went from Oz- ark on the "Dinkie," and Dix .Hamm had been made wise" and met the party at the station with autos and took them to the home. In all there were "A lad ies and two children.
 Those going from Ozark were: Mesdames w.. c. Milton, Malin- da Corley, E. M. Roach, Aman- da Stanley, Will Cannon, Ed Milton, Dow Huggins, Jack King, R. L. Swindler, Walker Milton. Clyde Anderson, Rss JetferS.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06
GREEK ATTACHE RESIGNS
 OFFICE

Washington, May 29. s. Con- sJantinidi. first secretary of the Greek legislation here, today presented his papers os resign alton to the state department and announced his allegiance to the forces of Venizelos.
 As l see it, M. Constantini- di said. It is the duty of every humane and honest man to array himself on the side of America and the entente. The whole ter- rble situation has narrowed down to simple question of humanity and civilization against German barbarity and bestialitY of type almost beyond human belief. When a nation of people calling themselves civilized hnm- an beings begin to sink hospital ships, murder women and child ren and use their dead for manure it is time for all decent men tI turn their faces away.
 When King Constantine arr raigned himself on the side of German barbarity and infamy, T. felt that the time to disassociate myself from his government had come"
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

Mss @arE Haynes went to Fort Smith Saturday for a weeks v.e.e v5sh relatives and friends
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

R. H. Randolph of Ivy town ship transacted business in Oz- ark Monday.
 Miss Ray Williams came down from Ft. Smith Tuesday and is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M, B. Conatser.
 Little Miss Kate Williams and brother, Tom, went to Altus Saturday to visit their grandpar- ents, Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Watts.
 Miss Gelene Nichols finished her second years work Tn the Eufaula school and after a few days visit in Muskogee, returned home Monday.
 Alvin Russell of Denning, who has been in California for the last year or two, was in town Monday. He will go back to his old job digging coal.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

For 5a.a- NJ wo ja Ozark Proper naE- sal 4 h4He9in for GEO. V EAERAN
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

Ur Fa 0ayls went to Little Rock Ae43a to visj- her sister, 2rs U orGt9.. and family.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

The Methodist Sunday Scnuoi Will have d picnic at the Boat right ford mics west oi nere tuesday, June 18th.
 W. l.. HaskeW is moving his stock Of goods to the Conatser- Hill building east side of the square. He IS moving Tn order to have more room tor his com plete stock or variety goods.
 Money to lend On improved farms. Easy term s.-L. NJ. Guthrie, Ozark, Ark. (adv
 Mrs. w. C. Conatser returned from Little ROCK early Wednes- day morning.
 Mrs. Mary Cary came oatur- day night and Is visiting her sis- ter, Mrs. C. C. Cooper.
 Mrs. Sula Fleeman has re- turned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Earnest Johns ton, and family at Chelsea, Okla.
 Mrs. Fannie Taylor and two children left Sunday for Tulsa wh ere they will visit her sister. Mrs, Hunt, and family.
 Arkansas has one representa- tive m Congress to whom she points with pride. He is one who never misses a roll call and is always upholding the admin istration. and in the mean time looking after the interests of his people back home. That man is H. M. Jacoway of this district. Citizen, Bigelow.
 If you have ChiIls or Malaria get 35c Bottle of Sanol Chill Tonic. Nothing better for chills and malaria. Get it at the Drug Store.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06
xFs sssazxas asaaewzsz 4zss4z.s4aa
 Local and F GsanaL
s. s.sxHap s.xzzssaszgsszs7 .sa.sa.lz5 ags
PIANO FOR SALE.

PlANO FOR G ALEs condition, apply at eais atf#
 Joe Bur, of Char festoa ing his sister Mrs. a x
 WANTED \ seca#a baler W. C. Coos.er o.
 Sam Crossna from -.a side transacted bustaes Saturday
 The County Elaa Hag# committee will m n 'aszf. jury room at the eoar. Monday, June 18th i Ha
 Evangelist Duraat preached two excellent seemaas at -a Christian church Sunday .. ing and evening
 Miss Pauline aaII1 Earle is visiting friends oH ark and is stopping Vt D. E. Anderson.
 Mrs. c. M. Garrett md visited her sister Mrs C Warren and tamiIy and fetuuy. to their home at Coal HlH SaH- day.
 Jesse MckiHney has aaae back to the Geo w. Russell store. te and s. s. Crawford being I executors Of the Hia gt NJ Rms sell. The business will coaLau under the management of Nl Mckinney and Willie Russell
 Mrs. John Johnson and rana- daughter, Miss Mamie JanHs. went to SallisaW last IHrs for a visit but War. 5.. on account of the e#aaa of Mir. Johrsal's aa.l. Johnson, Wha is at
 Tilden Anderson ot ha lahoma, came jn Monday f. it friends and relative week or ten da. G'.a been located al Haza. .ar six weeks and the postotfice as .hat # will register HH. ice for his counfrv.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

WANTED Ladies or men with @ " automobiles to represent
 Soaersln Comp ny those NIth selling experience preferred tho u.t naece East selling plo position Brand new article.
 Exec. .Ienr nay fae hustters. Address Mr. Gregory 160 4th Ave \ Nashville. Tenn.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06
Rest Room COm-
 mittee Meeting

The committees for the rest room are requested to meet Err day at 1 D. m., at the rest room.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

Sooa Grade ol Shiplap at $Z.15 per 14o feet.
 OZARK LUMBER COMPANY.
 s aaa Frank McLain came from Eolaa.a Ihotsday Miss Gar Haynes went to 7ore Smith 5 tura4y for a weeks v.ei. with relatives and friends Tor M l. nc ja Ozark onsa nes 4 A4reain for some SEC. V EAKHAM. #t TaF Davis went to Little Rock 4Ea4aa to visit her sister, Airs # 3nasa and family. See Da Black aboat your 64atd WIG re-aa to his branch eaaa oas.4 Hoe Monday Ju K emtel Jhg date -lla sgaa tleamaa has te- re5 roma vi4t5 a- Corning, Ark
 Misses Elizabeth and Ruth r.ss med from Little E.-. Eu 8a afternoon
 H P E lanes. who has been student at Hendrix Col aa. accepted Che pastorate ta azaase.r9it
 aa U Black a6out your e.aa " return to his branch aaH B~stow Hotel. Monday, 3aa ls Remember che date
 # G aee wao is y5s-
 sts ars Geo. Rus
 I# m coal Hili| aaa ..ga | bet Mack N Nsa.na eav up hsI a. ae a and ae-
 aaa Nf Hsr- ~ ss istantI
 ad 9aaa as aold5aqI H.a rs aeuor loa a present. e.#H snG H.r by the com. pans ben. Ala ta do taeI
 v H uams. 4no .s|
 re aHerasl of the|
 a Hn moved. 4# . 1aa t. Little Bocl, aa and preached 5 did #ermma at the Meth
 eauca saaday morning .. a.as Sunday night lie .e ne nEsr part of the week a.re t. the interest of the nome. WANTED Lad;a or men with s af automobiles torepresent
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

The Methodist Sunday ScnoUl Will nave d picnic at the Boat right ford mics west oi nere tuesday, June 18th.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

N s Mamie Frank McLain came from EUlaU.a IhUrsday.
The Ozark spectator., 1917-06-06

to0a Grade aI Shiplap at &Z. per leo feet
 OZARK LUMBER NOuPANY,
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
COCKTAILS
WOULD QUIT
Tells President Ships
Cannot BE Built
by Bickering

WASHINGTON. July 21-Gen.
Goethals has offered 10 resign as
general manager OF the emergency
fleet corporation. Following a long
drawn argument with Chairman Den
man. OF the shipping board. Gen.
GOethals sent letter To- President
Wilson suggesting If IL will help mat
ters he will resign
That the president will take quick
action In the case was indicated to-
day. Those close to the president
intimated that he was "out OF pa
tiencc" with the Goethals-Denman
row What the president Will do.
however. will not be known until
Monday He is on a weekend cruise
talay.
Goethals' only comment today was
that he had not resigned yet. but
hat he could not tell what will de
velop."
Goethals' letter IL is understood.
detailed his relations with Denman
and declared the constant pickering
was no longer possible.
Goethals mas claimed that ships
cannot be- built by long discussions.
Denman holds ne must know dehn-
itely about all contracts before they
are let and congress is in on the fra
cas- with demand 10 know the
same detailed information that Den
man asks.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
BY WIN. @. SHEPHERD
Sfd1 Correspondent United Press ,


PETROGRAD. July 20 delayed
Via London. July 21.-One hundred
killed, 700 wounded. OF civilian and
soldier and sailor rioters, and six
cossacks killed. 20 wounded, is the
casualty list OF Russia's second rev.
olution, apparently ended today az
ter five days of rfoting. with the
government In control.
Out OF the violence and bloodshed
has come reorganization OF free
Russia. The government is now in
the hands OF the central committee
Of the workmen's and soldiers con-
gress, with the provisional (duma)
representatives acting as an admin
istrative body responsible TO this ex-
ecutive committee.
Affairs in Petrograd city are IN
the immediate charge OF Gen. Po-
lovtzof, chief Of the army garrison.
NJ. Lebedev Is minister OF war and
marine. Kerenslty's naval assistant,
and NJ. Skobelov, formerly minister
OF labor, Ia now acting as special
labor commissioner. VI. Nekrasov
Is railroad minister.
Exposure OF Nicholai Lenine,
pacifist agitator. as paid German
agent. helped end the rebellion Le-
nine had artifully paraded
pseudo-patriotism and acquired quite
following Tho government did
not desire 10 arrest him. knowing
he would pose as martyr. but went
diligently 10 work looking up Lee
mines past record as an exile IN
Switzerland and Germany.
Lieut.. Ermolenko. a Russian ON
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
All Power Lodged With
Workers and
Soldiers 4
TROOPS STRIKE,
LOSE BIG BATTLE
AgitatOrs Blamed For
Breakdown In u
Galicia Vt

LONDON. July 21.-Minister or
War and Marine Kerensky has tenn
porarily been named premier OF Rus
sia, succeeding Prince LvofY, resign
ed. according to announcement in
the Bourse Gazette at Petrograd to-
day. Kerensky. 1t was stated In the
Petrograd advices, is TO retain his
place as military and naval chief.
Tseretelli, formerly minister of COM
munications, was named minister OF
the interior, in addition to his pre-
vious cabinet post Minister OF Rail-
ways Nekrasoff is temporarily fllling
the post OF minister of Justice.
The new government In Petrograd
is arresting on the charge OF treason
all OF the organizations which took
part in the armed rebellion and all
instigators OF the revolters.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
INCIDENTS or THE LOTTERY

Men holding No. 1890 almost
wrren't drawn. The pellet drop
ped on the door and ~ was nve
minute. before Gen. DuNaI. on hts
hands nnd knees. recovered ~ un-
der chair.
No. ~ was the 5sooth number
drawn.
The bIIndfoided men, tired md
extremely hot. had difficulty To-
cntIng the last three elusive cap
suIe. drnwu from the jnr nj 2tts
O'Clock this morning.
The hrrt number drnwn yerter-
day was 25s and tho last one 32t7.
In the trial drawing held some
days ngo the nr-t number drawn
wns SfT mud the last I0T.
some Young men were given
few minutes grace from the
trench call when one Of the tell
er- dropped " pellet md then In
advertentiy put ~ IN his pocket.
u was several minutes before he
recovered ~ Hnd meantime a dosen
other Numbers were called.
Those holding No. 6SDf came
Within nm nee of e-cnping. The
teller IN opening the capsule tore
OF the ~" on the end Of the
uumber-but recovered " when he
noticed hts slip was jngged.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-21
4,750,000 TONS
SUNK-BERLIN

LONDON. July 21.--Since the first
OF February Germany claims 10 have
sunk close 10 4,750.000 tons of neu-
trail and Allied shipping. according
TO German official figures received
in German newspapers today.
The figures given were: February,
7S1 500 tons. March. SS5 900 tons;
April, 1.09l 200; May $50 1000; June,
over a million. with a number OF
commanders reports as yet not re-
ceived." June. the German papers
declare, gives indications OF being
record breaker"