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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-03
Ia I~NChUTkcION DEL.

! Despues de tantos amos de impro-
| ductividad fatal, el pueblo de Mexico
| no da a las cajas de Ia tesoreria, 10
que daba antano, y antano bastaba
para cubrir todoS los egreSos. V aun
| para hacer IN fondo de riqueza del
| gobierno, derrochado desde los prin-
cipios de Ia deSorganizacion nacio-
nal.
Sc sabe de buena f~uente, por Ell di-
cho de personals que al presente sc en-
| cuentran en- posibilidad de enterarse
de como andan las finanzas guberna-
| mentales en- Mexico, que Ia admins
| TRACTION tiene mensualmente, un def
| cit de siete millones de pesos.
Los actuales ingresos, dado ell ace
| bamiento de las fuentes de riqueZa
| del pals. no bastan a cubrir los gas
| tos excesivos del gobierno actual, que
| solo en- ell sostenimiento de su ejerci-
| to. tiene que erogar n gran suma
de dinero.
| Hace tempo que los empleados CT
| viles reciben sus sueldos Irregular
mente, V a medals en- ocasiones; pero
los militares, los que son Ia base Y ell
sosten del nuevo regimen, no pueden
resignarse a csc pago accidental, O.,
81 Sc reSignan, es para poner en- alar-
ma al gobierno, asi que hay que pa
CARLOS puntualmente.
Y no hay fondos para clio.
Tn emprestito oportuno, habria a.
| case. solucianado esta dificil Situa-
cion, pero como clio no ha sido posi-
BILE, el ~gobierno, segun ell decir de al
gunos de sus intimos, ha pensado que
ell unico del cual Sc puede e.
char mano al presente, Y que es ell
de obtener los fondos necesarios, de
los bancos de la naci0n.
Contra los Bancos locales.
Ell plan ha empezado a ponerse en-
practica.
A falta de dinero, Sc ha pensado
en- obtenerlo, por medic de prestamcs
forzosos, como en- los tiempos de la
revolution, de las instituciones banca-
rias de los Estados, Y Sc ha princl-
piado a hacerlo.
Al Banco de Nuevo Leon, segun los
ultimos informes que tenemos, Sc lie
exigieron 1000 d0lares, Y a Ia ne
gativa a entregarlos, sigui6 Ia in
cautacion.
Al presente, son los miembros del
Consejo de Incautacion los que Sc en-
cuentran en- poder del Banco. Y para
estas fechas, han ~dispueSto va, pues
clio es 10 mas probable, de los fon-
dos que necesitaban.
Esto ha producido grandisima alar-
ma, pues que no es ell Banco de Nuero
! Leon, sino todos los similares, los
que Sc e]ncuentran a~menazados por
esta nueva p~olitica ~finaaciera del 60
| bierno.
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.FUE EhTRECtDO EL SEGUhDO
FHPRESnTO 4 FRhNCIA
Los Glen KIlLOHfS DE- bOlhRES PRES
TADOS DEBfRAH SER GASTADOS TO-
TAIMfRTt En- ESTE Pals

lc;tlFlina ~c>irClai para Ii FIE.N~t"
WASHINGTON, JUNO 2.-El Sc
gundo emprestito que hacen los Esta-
dos Unidos a los aliados fue entrega-
DO hoy = los representatives de la
r~epublica FRANCESCA. Tai emprestito
es per Ia cantidad de Glen millones
de d6lares, Y las condolences bajo las
cuales fue facilitado son las ae IN
tres Y cuarto por ciento de intcres.
Ademas, qued6 cSpecificado que to-
d. Ia cantidad prestada debera SIR
invertida en- los Estados Unidos, eXac-
tamente como fue facilitadO ell en-
prtstito al gobicrrc revolucionario de
Russia.
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de Ia planicie del Carso. una lucha
cuerpo 4 cuerpo Sc trabo entire aque-
las Y las tropas italianas que defen-
dian ese lugar. Entire los italiamos
que tomaro parte en- el combate Sc
hallaba el poeta Gabriel D'Annunzzio,
cuyo valor Y ejemplo Sirvi6 de esti-
mulo para los soldados de Victor Ma
nuel, Quienes Sc arrcjaron 4 la lucha
cen tai heroismo que al fin ~lograron
ANGULAR al enemigo.
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IeNAcI0 B0nILLAS ACUsA A Las
kuTORIDADES ADUANALES
Dice que estan negociando con Villa ell permi
so para pasar I'm c~argamento de plata

sentantes de Villa, para pasar de con-
trabando a los Estados Unidos n
gran partida de plata en- barras que
Ell ex-jefe de las ]operaciones capture
en- ell Estado de Chihuahua, durante
la Ultima campana que hizo en- dicha
Entidad meXicana.
Dicese que Ell Departamento de Es-
tado va a abrir una averiguacion V
que castigara con gran rigor a los
que resulten culpables.
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Telegrama especial para la PRENsA.

WASHINGTON, JUNO 2.-El Sc
cretario de Marina, Mr.. Daniels, ne
90 hoy que tuvieran Fundamental los
informes que han circulado en- esta
capital. sobre que haya ocurrido IN
encuentro naval en- ell que Sc registra-
ran graz ndmero de muertos Y heri-
dos.
Segun las de~claraciones que fueron
hechas esta noche en- el Department
to de Marina, Sc cree que el infor-
me relative q IN e%ncuentro naval ha-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-03
AYUDAN / IA VIDA DEL CAPT.
TAN DEL SAN PATRIC|0
Los COFSytfs t!FHiHfS En- ESPEEA


]Srryirin especial nara IA PtENSi
MADRID. JUNO 2.-Im:tandO IA
conduc.a de sus colcgas dc toruna
= San Sebastian. .! consul del imEe-
rio alcman en- Zero! giro 4 IN viuda
del c~omandante del harco espanol
San Patricio." quicn perec!o en- el
hundlmiento de dicho b&que, Ii can
tidad de tres mil pesetas.
In p.ensa aliad6fila Sc mEc5tra
indignada por csas donaciones y di-
&c que los alemanes tienen en- mny
poco Ia vida d" los ~esmonoles. pues
Green que amos cuantos miles de pc
sctas pueden pagarla.
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DANIELS MEGA QUE HAYA HABIDo
lin ENCUENTRO NAVAL
Sc expltca la presencia de unos marines he
ridos en- ell hospital de Washington

va sido originate por Ia ~presencia de
varios marinos enfermos Y heridos
que Sc hallan en- Ell hospital p~ertene-
ciente al cuerpo naval de los Esta-
dos Unidos. Tales marines Sc en-
cuentran ALI porque en- un accidente
registrado cuando Sc hallaban hacien-
do practica de guerra, sufrieron heri-
das de mas o menos ~gravedad, que
m%otivaron su ingreso al hospital del
cuerpo naval de los Estados Unidos
en- esta capital.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., JUNO g.
Ell embajador de Mexico en los Es-
tados Unidos, Ing. Ignacio Bonillas,
present6 en- ell Departments de Es-
tado una acusacion contra las autorl-
dades aduanales de un importante
puerto fronterizo.
Asegura ell embajador Bonillas que
hace varios dias han estado desarro-
llandose negociaciones entire las au-
toridades aduanales referidas Y repre-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-06-03
A LOS MEXiCANOS DUE NE
CESlTEN MANDAR DI
NERO A MEXICO

81 I'd. riene 81 famiIia en- M3Iico
= luisre mandar'e dinero en plaza u
ORC m~exicano, sscriba a los GNGc-
LES MERCANTILE CO., 20l \. Main
ST.. Les Angeles, Cal, y : vae!ta De
correo le darerios ;nforres schra Ia
manera SEGU2A, GARANTIHApA
7 BAEATA de mandar 81 di2ero. Is
IA information es GRATIS para todos
los HFexilsr os
ADVERTISEMENT
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ivIrpr de In primera pInna).

e. pals estaba presto 4 olvidar 10
sufrido, 81 clio era el precio de una
vida mejor. 81 terminado el periodic
ca6tico de los dos amos de triunfo Y
no de gobierno, las i~nstituciones ma
cionales "yolvian a su GAUGE normal, Y
los elegidos del pueblo, dabanle Ia
compensation merecida, impartiendo
justicia Y no saliendoSe de Ia ley para
ninguno de sus actoS.
Pero no hay tai apenas estableci-
do ell gobierno. Sc hace algo que fue
la ca~racteristica de Ia revolution triun
fante: incautar, eXigir con las armas
en- Ia mano, fondos cuantioSos a las
in~stituciones particulars, va dema-
siado caStigadas.
Y ell caso del Banco de Nuevo Leon
eS una prueba palmaria e innegable,
de 10 que Sc puede esperar, para 10
SUCCESSIVE. de los procedimientos del
gobierno revolucionario.
FL gerente del Banco de Nuevo Leon.
Segun dijimos en- nuestra informa-
ci6n de aver, el Sr. D. Rodolfo Gar
"a. gerente de Ia institution banca-
ria incautada, Sc encontraba desde
mace tempo en- San Antonio.
La maGana de aver, Ell reporter,
con ell fin de conseguir mayores datos
sohre ell atentado cometido contra ell
l5anrc c;lSGo. Sc encamilE d IA casa
numero 315 de la Avenida de San Pc
dro, en- la que vive desde hace ITEM
DO Ell Sr. Cara, Y 81 encontro con-
que 81 habia marchado anteayer, la
maGo por telegrama urgente, para
Monterrey, con objeto de yer 81 era
possible evitar la incautacion o paliar
en- algo sus r~esultados.
Ash pues, Ell Sr. Cara debi6 haber
.llegado a Monterrey la noche de aver,
V encontradose conque TODD estaba he
cho, Y eI Consejo de Incautaei6n era
el dueno del Banco; que ha permane-
edo con sus puertas abiertas, Y ha-
ciendo las op~eraciones one al gobier-
no lie convienen.
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D'ANNTNZZIO ESTA PELEANDO
EN- Ell FRENTE AUSTRO-
ITALIANO.

UDINE. JUNO 2-Durante IN in
tento que los austriacos ~emprendie-
ron para recuperar u ]posicioneS en-
San Giovanni. en- Ia parte meridional
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IntereSanteS entreyiStaS.

Ante Ia posibilidad de hacer entire
vista con ell ST.. Cara, para que los
hubiera puesto al tanto de 10 acOnte-
cido, nos lanzamos en- busca de algu-
mas otraS personals, ma 0 nenos in
timamente relacionadaS con Ia dicha
institution bancaria, Y de elias pu-
dimoS obtener las siguientes impor-
tantiSimas declaracioneS, que mues-
tran un eStado de g~ravedad innegable,
en- Ia actual vida financiera de Mexi-
co.
Los fondos del Banco Y ell deficit del
Gobierno.
Hace tempo, el gobierno Sc en-
cuentra materialmente eXhausto.
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LA ANARQUIA Sc HA
fViene de la Pag. 6a.)

arreglo entire los patroneS y los obre
ros.
LONDRES, Janio 2.-Un despa,
cho que el corresponsal en- Petrogra-
do de Ia Agencia Reuter- envia a es'
ia capital, da cuenta de que los So
cialistas de Ia extrema izquierda han
empezado a hacer una agitada cam
pana contra ell Ministro de la Cue
ira. NJ. Kerensxy.
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~nETROGRADO. JUNO ct

PETROGRADO, JUNO 2.-Tres
mil sastres Y cortadores de esta ca
pital, Sc han declarado en- huelga, en-
vista de que SUI patrones Sc mega
ron a hacerles ell aumento de ciento
Dor ciento en- sus salaries, que aque-
Hos pedian.
The St. Charles herald., 1917-02-10
NOTICE.

The nrxi ex smiaati If appll-
cants %: te,chtis S certificates vii
he II III II the Jourt house OF this
PARISH o" M rch a6, A. 'a8 (~hue)
20, 50. 81 (nes y
7 examination of teach rs I'D
on slle books of the Readin
Course w.it be held Saturday,
March a., 1877 at the Coust house
Attention IS gain direc ed to IN.
recer laws END. ted upon the ex-
am nation Of applicants tor teach
ers' cert 6,atcs No lonser ara
g7adu' tcs of app owed institution S
exempted from al SUI jet, OF ex :
omln..ti"n but the Theory aud A I
OF Tedching, Either they are ex-
~m 1t from al subjects upon th ii
diplomas or must earn teachers
certificates through exam,natlJt i,
upon all subje rs
]. =. Martin.
Supt
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harvesting the stothat s e stage
harvestednust be given consefat
o be obtained
Sting the nlo about the Same time
well dented and sa291 aud
decreased While GA the o
weh In the so iasec -nN
o water will be to insure its keeping asay ara e' ~
OF sry which feeding value
when the seed ia tt oosh
amount es indigeste material snd Will u" make
good quality Of Alaga
making hayhs L. when in full bloom ana lew
nstaoss Of harvesting siase crope.
harvein ccTa TOT
faster than when he e
paoed the aInos OF or other c.op
used not large enough justify the expense Of harvester hand ~
b
and other machinery No
the fast
the cutter and ths
ether hand the should not be toe large for the ensns hat to
Ta large cutters having selessedtng
labor which required In the operation OF the
SMALLER 1naehinss
feet Of the so and the
bend sase into the sno If the
and becomes
trouble filing szta from the engine and decreased progress In the
data gathered
90 The cost OF hn3 depends
u,on condition
Of labor The intended tos stage should
the sno ID practicable
should be rushed and enough labor employed
with all parts Of the work
The ae. should PACKED
sns dry water should be added in sufficient
sssatity o rnosen It
vs the suo being n
al
does settle readily
becoming nodded c. T. Staples
Division, Unyes.ty
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i'",.. ! r"is .,. n 49,
,haot lut ar. -y. ~e.. is
~"4tq Z anti', o ,.'i prop rtj Of
any Debtor WiIeh -Hy b dd@r WI
'uy for the amount Of the ;axeS.
n;,reSt aad casts due ty sid
l~btor, tx sale viii he made with
III appra'srmet, for cash in legal
n1er money .! the Jni,ed States
N 'he property sod shall bc re-
aee:nable at any me for the 50 tcr
Que year by p.ving the prrce
vlven. including costs and 20 per
{ n tae ,or
Leon G.. Vial,
Sheriff & Tax col. FAli,h uf 81.
harIeS
~hcriff's Ohce. Parish of St. Char
is. January 10Th. .9I7
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NOTICE

Fuotc notice IS hereby given
that inrtfag, ifespessing NJ: moss
picking is p ohislted On. The tot
owing properly
The property o! Louisiana Delta
Lands company OF on properly of
w. ID Moore
Louisiana Delta Lands Co.
W. d. Moore
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WANTED

4 place on East siie of Mississ-
PIP, from Convent to Kenner.
from 40 acres up to $50, with resi-
cence. Cash. Only bargain need
answer. Address, Vance G. Plaucbe
New Court building, New Or
leans. Louisiana
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No .a9
a8 h judicial i)n ict Court
Parish Of St. 'narles
Succession

Of
Natsin Baptis and E the 0unld
Lis wife
Whereas, Lazard Iii sch, has p<
,liiUne thts Honorable Curt fut
| ties of adm n,>trat on IN he 2.
t7'e Of The at V4io.n B ptI>!e a,
Esther houlel, 'r, wife.
Mi herel = ven o al
W ON may c ncrrp TO snow cnus,
v { - t.u GAYS, WY the pr ver o.
5 II" t.: Z rd iIirsch should not br
g.~nted
l,y oreier of the Count
|. 7 BAu louin, ctrk
C'elL's Office. Fal h # ST, Char-
ies, January a4lh 1917
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NOTICE

Hurting. trapping and trespass.
,ag are hereby prohibited on the
f,r pert of Estate Mrs. A. Gassen
Layous Gassen,
Agent
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Ho'ice is hereby given that
'i"n'lag aud 1lcspassiaa is posi
ilVely inohibltrd an,i-T pena'ty II
"e Nv on III. proprIties of MI. 4
Trc. ins Lafl,iIe.
The St. Charles herald., 1917-02-10

Partial conteuts
Queries an,i Anss.ees
Shall and Will: Should and Wen!i
How to use them
PranounciatioEs (Centurl Dict
.oaarvl
orrect English in -.e ii me
rrect Englisl "a the School
What to say and what NOT 70 say
..ourse 10 Grammer
purse il letter writins and Puuc-
tuation
Lslless Engl;sb for the business
compound Words: How to write
them
Studies in English L,tefature
Agents Wanted
f..so wear. Send 10 cents fol
ample copy
oR6sC- ENGLIsH sva ston
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VO7/CE

Despassn x, h..ntrhg snn wood
ut'ifR On ny premises is strictly
- ohitnei hry v.olaiiou. viii he
p"n.shea a,eoiiipg 10 law
Mrs w, IL Tinney
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Hnhuf'g, n1n'ps. Isp2isg. and
tIespass!rg "rS srHtiy trohtbited
ON the properties OF ,he esist. u,
Fl. j. VouE,s
Aas. HI. youngs
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Drainage District Tax Sales
Irnr.ovah'e Ir"pcrty

he s. Ch--;es Municipal Drainage DIS
.rsc: Sul-D:4'. s.3c Noa. &3
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HINTS ON HARVESTING CROPS FOX S!!II.<)

Quality ef sese Depends Upon Crops Being Cut at Right Sg
Cut Corn When Grains Are Well Dnted ard Glazed and Lower
Leaves Browp-Cut Pea Vines and Soy Beans Whcn in Hld
R1ccEa end Few Heads Are Ripe-Pienty Of kelp Esen
S.ags Eslst Be Well Packed fer Best ResutA
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CORRECT ENGLISH
HOW TO USE IT"

"A monthly magazine devoted 10
the use of english
josephine Truck BAKER Editor
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NOTICE

NOTICE
am apDniated iepulv . sr-
aDile Woodmen Circle
T = Sellers
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~. @. W

ANA Camp No. 4,a. meets
everv 4th Sunday Of each
aaon.a al Ip No.. at ANA, La.
T. B. Sellers. Clerk.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-26
CANNING METHODS
TO Be EXHIBITED
First Demonstration TOmOr-
row at Noel House.
FOR WARTIME GARDENERS
Will Begin at | O'clock Public
Invited to Attend.

The first canning demonstration to
be held in the District in the interest
OF war gardeners and those entered in
The Times garden contest will be held
tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock in
the Noel House, Seventeenth and
Kramer streets northeast, under the
auspices OF the boys and girls club
department of the Department OF
Agriculture. DR.. o. H. Benson, in
charge OF boys and girls work for
the Northwestern States, will preside.
Practical demonstrations in the can
ming of vegetables and fruits will be
given by experts, and housewives are
urged to be present. The Noel House
Is capable of accommodating more
than 800 people.
Importance of Canning.
THE interest manifested in this
meeting will determine to a large ex-
tent the part Washington will play in
agricultural preparedness" declared
II. NJ. Connolly, Department of Agricul-
ture demonstration and chief Judge OF
The Times contest, today.
THE Importance Of canning and
drying foodstuffs cannot be overem-
phasized. People must remember that
foodstuffs do not grow in the winter,
and that II the United States is to pro-
vide well for her war tables con,
servation will have to be practiced
on a more extensive scale than here
tofore"
It was announced today that the
Secretary OF Agriculture had practi-
cally decided upon the appointee
who will serve as assistant to Mr..
Connolly in organizing canning and
drying clubs In the District II is
understood that his assistant will be
a woman who Is an expert in agricuI-
tural work. Her name will not be
made pu bile until officials OF the de-
partment have satisfied themselves
that she Is capable of handling every
phase OF the work.
The Rev. ]. o. Knott. Of Herndon,
Va, called on Mr.. Connolly today and
asked permission to make pictures OF
vacant lot and back yard gardens in
Washington DR.. Knott plans to make
stereopticon slides and exhibit the
the pictures through Virginia and the
District.
Don't Let Land Loaf.
Don't let land loaf" is a new
slogan OF the CentKal Garden Com
mittee. Keep It working all season"
Start new crops between the rows
of other plants that are soon to be
removed, is Mr.. ConoIly's advice to
late starters in the garden contest.
In the late summer, plant Yege-
tables that mature best in COO.
weather. such as radishes, lettuce.
spinach, and kale. See that your
garden is full OF potatoes, beets, tur.
nips, cabbage, and other staple foods
that can be stored for winter.
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The Social Side of Washington;
~. Personal Notes of Interest
President and Mrs. Wilson Occupy Box at Theater-The
McAdooS Leave Today for Buena Vista, Pa.

President and Mrs. Wilson occupied
. box at B. F. Reith's Theater last
evening. They had no guests with
them. Miss Margaret Wilson was a
guest of friends in another box.
The Presidents son-in-law and
daughter. the Secretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. W. G. McAdoo, accom-.
panied by Miss Sallie McAdoo and
little Ellen Wilson McAdoo, will leave
this afternoon for Buena Vista, Pa,
where their summer home will be es.
tablished. The Secretary will spend
several days with his family before
returning to Washington.
-
The French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand will entertain a company
of twenty-four at dinner this evening
In compliment to Baron Ludovic Mon
cheur and the other members of the
Belgian mission. The Belgian Minis
ter Baron Emil de Cartier de Mar
chienne, will be in the party, also
Charles Symon, counselor of the lega,
ton; Commander de Blanpre, naval
attache Of the French embassy, and
Nine. Bianpre, and Andre Tarlieu, the
French high commissioner
-
Secretary of State and Mrs. Robert
Lansing will entertain a large and
distinguished company at a reception
this evening at 10 o'clock in the Par
American Union building, when the
honor guests will be Prof. Boris A
Bakhmetieff and the other members
Of the Russian mission. c. Onou,
charge de'affaires OF the Russian en-
bassy and Nine. Onou will be in the
receiving party.
His royal highness Prince of Udine,
Prince Of Savoy and the other mem
bers Of the Italian mission arrived in
Washington early this afternoon from
an extended stay in New York. Prince
Gdine will be the guest of honor at a
dinner which the French Ambassador
and Nine. Jusserand will give Thurs
day evening.
The Italian Ambassador and COun-
tess di Cellere. who were with the
mission in New York returned to
Washington yesterday.
Herman de Lagercrantz, sweden's
special envoy. who has been in New
York for a week, will return to
Washington tonight.
The Minister of Norway and Nine.
Bryn will leave Washington tomor-
row for Blue Ridge Summit, Pa,
where they will pass the summer. The
minister will return at the end OF
the week, but will rejoin Nine. Bryn
every following weekend during the
season.
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ever his official duties will admit OF
an absence from Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-26

in waste alone. 1t is hoped to save
the other billion By Judiclous buying.
A great nationwide campaign OF
education to help the housewives and
show them where, how, and when to
save, will be conducted Ly the de-
partment through DR.. r. L. Wilbur,
president OF Leland Stanford Uni
versity, and chief or the food con
servation department Boy Scouts,
the Chautauqua circuit, Girl Scouts,
motion picture shows. churches, the
schools. and the press will be utilized
in the educational campaign.
1t is hoped to cut down the ma
tons food bill by cents per meal
per person. This would mean a saw
ing of 8 cents a day for each in
habltant OF the country. Prevention
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-26
TODATS BEAUTY HINT

It is not necessary TO shampoo your
hair so frequently II 1t is entirely and
properly cleansed each time by the
Use OF q really good shampoo. The
easiest to use and quickest drying
shampoo is one that brings out all the
natural beauty Of the hair and may be
enjoyed at very little expense, BY dis
solving q tesspoonfuI Of canthrox.
which can be obtained from any
druggist, in q cup Of hot water.
This makes a full cup Of shzrpoo
liquid, enough so it is easy to apply
Il TO all the hair instead Of Just the
top Of the head. This when rubbed
into the scalp and onto every strand
Of hair chemically dissoIves all i'm
purities. It is very soothing and coo.-
ing in its action, as well as beneficial
TO both scalp and hair. After rinsing
out the lather so created, you Will
md the scalp Is fresh. clean and free
from dandruff, while the hair dries
quickly and evenly. developing
bright lustsT and q soft nufnness that
makes II seem very hesvy,-AdVt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-06-26

the next loan would be called for in
the fall"
The clerical force at the Treasury
has been overworked handling letters
containing money not yet due on
Liberty loan bonds. Men and women
who purchased bonds on the install.
ment plan are evidently fearful they
will not get theirs because they
bought on the deferred payment plan.
Such IL not the case. however. The
Treasury will not accept the money
until II Is due. All such installments
received have been sent back to the
reserve banks In the districts On
which the bonds were purchased The
banks will send the money to the
Treasury when u is due.