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Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20


Staaten unter Die sabnen serllfen
woroen. 3wei weitere 9lufsebote iolz
len am %. Suli uno am 5. 9lu9uit
erfolsen. 0tan erwartet oaB oas
erite 9lufsebot bis gum 1. Oftober in
Srantrei6 lein fann.
gfene Wlilliaroeu.
Sonoon II. Suli.-Oie brei 0iil=
liaroen, bic 9(merifa ben 9(Qiierten
bor9t, weroen in eini9en Monaten ers
idopft iein. Die nd6ite Oarlebnss
rate miro uiellei6t a6t Diilliaroen
Dollars betrasen. Snnerbalb bes
eriten &rie9sjabres mOsen es Sebn
Wiliaroen werben.
yiniien giugen in Die Jaae.
Berlin, II. Suli. = Die beutl6e
0eeresleitrn9 bat bic in @aliSien eins
9eorlln9enen 9fuiien bis Su einem ses
wilien 9lab fommen lalien uno oann
elm uernibtenoes Seuer auf iie eroffs
net. 9la6 wiitenbem 9fin9en wurben
bic Gulien in bic Stu6t 9etrieben uno
ollr6 &auallerie uno Slieser per-
fol9t. Son 9ti9a bis al bic rumd=
nii6e @renSe wiro 9etdmpft..
3wangsausbebung augeiebt.
8albin9ton, Is. Suli. = Die .3ies
bltn9 pon 9tefrllten fir bic neue 9lrs
NEE lit auf ben 90. Suli, mor9ens 10
llbr an9elebt. Die glusbebun9 miro
na6 einem porber beitimmten Spltem
MIR cine Shmoe in 2lnlpru6 nebnlen.
Yrdiioent @ilion, iein Sabinett uno
Son9reBmit9lieoer weroen babel ans
weieno iein, lmo 8rieesiefretdr 8afer
wiro Die erite Summer sieben.
Ser nene Geidsfan,lcr.
Berlin, Is. Suli.-Oie fir mor9en
an9ela9te 9ieoe bes neuen SanSlers
biloet 9e9enwdrti9 ben Otittelpunft
oes Sntereies in Der Rei6sbauptitaot,
obne oaB ir9eno iemano NIT Si6erbeit
uormIsiagen fomte, welbe Hibtuu9
Or. Dii6aelis eini6la9en piro. Die
Rei6stas= Diaioritdt nei9t-lmter 9es
willen Seoin9un9en = Dem 6rieoen
obne Groberlln9en Sr, wenn tie aud
our6 ben 6ortfalI Der nationalliberos
len Stimmen 9eI6wd1t lit. Centrum,
6orti6rittli6e SoIfSpartei uno SoSia=
liten iteben inbeSus auf Die 6rieoenss
frase lmb 9ieformen Suiommen, uno
man ermartet, oaB li6 Der 9tei6sfanSs
ler Oem Diebrbeitswlmi6e fil9en mirb.
9nlliide SOloateu uOllcu prouiiOriidc
Siegicrrug itiir;en.
ct. petersburg, Is. Suli.-Solz
oaten oran9en 9eitern III bic Oruderei
Der ,,giowoie g8renia ein lno foroer=
ten Die Ginitelllln9 beS Grl6einens
oieles 8latteS. Sic erSman9en Die
0eraus9abe elmer Yroflamation III
Der oas Solf mli9eforoert miro, be-
waffnet auf bic Straben su fommen
umo ben StllrS Der propiiorii6en Sic.
9ierltn9, ionic Der llnterorid dung Der
9eiamten fapitaliltilben 9reiie Su err
Swin9en. @anSe 8a9enlooun9en
iai6inengemebre wuroen na6 benz
6ollptquartier sei6afft. 9lu6 anoere
@arnilonen baben iidb ben glufitdnbis
l6en an9el6lolien. Der 9lrbeiter.
lmo Soloatenrat bat SrnG6lt Die De
monitratiOn ueroammt, bod itebt sll
beiilr6ten, oaB Die Sewe9ln9 ilber.
md6ti9 wiro.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20
Sie Gbe lit Elm garlament III 3meien,

in oem Die 6ral bel Der glbitimmltng
INNER Die Wfajoritat bat.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20
sSeHn bic 60ne umscitiir,t piiroe,

sSenn bic 6OGle umgeitiir;t wiirbc,
tonnte man am 8oben ben Stenpel
~0faoe III 8ermanp" finoen. Sas
lit Der lebte 9ln9rift ben SiQp Sun=
oap 9e9en Serlti6lano uno ben Sailer
unternabm. GS 9ibt 9eute, wel6e
Die 9lni6t dubern, oaB Siay SUNDAY
Der 2lnti6riit lei. Satid8li6 lit er
ni6ts weiter ais ein gar 5u miai9es
9Serfieu9 Der 9In9lopbilen fir Die
S6ilrln9 Der 0eee 9e9en aaes, mas
oenti9 lit. Der 0teni6 gebort aud
gu oenieni9en Die emit III ibrer eisnen
00lIe i6moren peroen.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20
@eneralfelomaridall Wfultfr unb scr

omerifanil9e 9eneral Il. g. @ront
maren befannt ais sroBe S6wei9er,
aber tiefe Oenfer. 9lub 6inoenburs
lit iebr wortfar9. @roBe 0f6nler
baben oas pieIe 0leben itets anoren
ilberIalien, aber tie wuBten tatfrdfti9
einju9reifen, uenn uno wo es n0ti9
mar.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20
Gnalanb bat einrn aSnia. Der nudl

'O<Ns'~ TNs NAAhNh sApHtHf W. uuuJ
Su9lei4 Saiier uon Snoien lit; ferner
Frin5en uno YrirBeiiimen Die 0tenee.
IS wimnett fOrmli6 pon 0utes, Sas
rons, GarIes, Counts, Saronets,
9iarqllis, Soros uno Sirs, wel6e in
ben SoIonien init fetten 9oiten be-
oa9t weroen, obne cine 9eiitln9 pon
ihnen 81 erwarten. SIS bat ein Ser
renbaus, 1T oenen Die Siee erbd6
lino. Die gn9ldnoer nenmen it'd ni6t
Siir9er, ionoern Entertainer. IS bat
eine 9lriltofratie, Hlutofratie luto ein
FroIetariat. IS lit alio ein Slo6en=
itaat. llno 10 mas nemlt ii6 lest
Oemofratie
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20
Ger einitiae staatsirfretir glbrnhnm

Ger einitige Staatsiefrct1r glbrabam
SincoIns, elm wal9e6ter 9lmerifauer,
Ia9te I'M Oftober 1860 in elmer 9}eoe
IN st. Souis sd mill ni6t 9eraoe
beballptelL oaB man bier ooer BORT
geboren Iein mitile, Inn ein freibeitz
ltbes 9erS I'M 8ulen 81 tra9en; a6er
t1 beballpte, oaB Der oeuti6e @ellt
Der 8eiit Der SoleranS mo Der ;Srei=
belt 1T, Der Die llnteroriidln9 ilberal
befdmpft III welcber Wasfe lmo Ser
mllnmIIn9 tie audi nlftreten ma0. SIS
mar Der 9ernanilbe @eit, Der Die
O|o9na Gbarta IN Gnglano ero6erte
eS mar Die oeutibe Gbilpiopbie, bic.
mobh tie inner 9eOrun9en Die Ser
sen aller freien 0ldnner NIT 6oiimlno
ertilllte, - ia, eS mar itet6 Der oeuts
lbe 8enhIS, Der ilberau ouf Dem oatz
sen GroenumOs sur 6reibeit ermntiot
bat"
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20
Sie ruiiiiden Winilter ldlmaoronit

rem, Die @enerdle reiisnieren, uno bic
Soloaten oelertieren.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20

G,roBartis lit Der SiesesSus,
Oo6 leioer lit er 2us imo Srus.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20

SIM feu6tsirObli6en 8reile elmer
9rOBeren 9lnSabl intimer 6rellnoe
ieierte 6err 9tuOolf S6ulte, Der popu=
Idre Grottos s9Sirt, am Sonntag abeno
IN ieiner Siebeslaube lein 81. 99ie=
9enfeit.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20

ettda, Oen ~. Sult 191 Z
Wns Oelltlben &reiien.
Die Gala @ine So. (@olf & s0r=
iter) bat freiwiai9 oas @ei6dft auf=
9e9eben.
Srau t6ermamn Gerber weilt felt
lester 9So6e 5ur grbolltn9 in ben
Bergen bel Sultan.
Gine neue 0ermannsi6weiternz
Sose, bic ,,@lildauf Sose $40. 22",
lpuroe in San Srancisco se9riinbet.
Srau Gnil 3enfner feierte am
Oonnersta9 lester @o6e i'm &reiie
ibrer Sreltnoinnen ibr @iesenfeit.
Serr ilno Sral Cigar Sepi purben
am Sonnta9 our6 Die Ginfebr zines
itrammen Stammbalters bod erfreut.
6rau CHARLES Gobner pon Seras
iueilt IN 8e9leitun9 ibres Sobnes
9tobert mlf 8eiub bel ibrer 0futter,
Srau Caroline Sod in Ocean 8ea6.
9err 2Sn. s. &rone bat ais Otit=
9lieo oes 0ireftorirlms pom Goncoroia
Surnuerein reli9niert. Die &afanS
miro oilr6 Die pier anoeren Oireftoren
beIebt meroen.
Der Goncoroia Surnuerein bat bel
Der am Ndttmo6 abeno por9enonlmez
nen llra6itimnlln9 einitimmi9 oafilr
9eitintmt, Die 8unoesta9labltn9 in
oieiem Sabre alsfallen gu laiien.
0err Solentin gbrbarot uon Santa
9lna bat am Samita9 feline S6weiter
5rou Dan. &oelbel, ipel6e bel ibnt
mebrere 2So6en auf Seiu6 meilte,
per 9lutomobil wieoer na6 San Diego
9ebra6t.
SIM feu6tsfrDbli6en Sreile elmer
9roberen 9lnSabl intimer Sreunoe
feierte 6err 9iubolf S6ulte, Der popuz
Idre @rottos99irt, am Sonnta9 abeno
III ieiner Siebeslallbe lein 81. 9Sie=
9enfeit.
Der GOncoroia 6rauenperein bGlt
leine nd6ite Seriamnllln9, ON SienSs
tag na6mitta9, ben "a. Suli, I'M
Geriantmllln9Slofol nit nabfol9enbeml
Sartenlpiel ab, ni6t auf Ddiiion Glift
mic man6e 0tit9lieoer amebmen.
9Sir batten oieie 9So9e oos Ser
9nil9en Gbrwilroen @ater @ooocllt=
ter, einen lieben 9efannten pon Ga
naoo, wel6er iest la Song 8eab itas
tioniert lit, bier in San Diego su be-
9ritBen uno alte Griimerlln9en olssus
talli6en.
Bon 0errn 4aitor Saul S9erf
puroen am Smmsto9 lester @o6e
9etraut 6err gilbert s. 8ubnle ,mb
Sri. Sernice 90. Gowaros. Der
iun9e gbemam, ein Sobn pon 9errn
@aitor &ubnle in Sos 2ln9eles, friiber
III San Diego, lit ieBt I'M @dIitdrs
lager IN San Diego.
6rou 0tar9aretbe Ste9emam lit
am Somsta9 lester 98o6e III Se9leis
tn9 ibrer S6wie9erto6ter Srau
0iarp Ste9emam muf Seiu6 na6
San 6rancisco ob9ereiit, no lie it'd
mebrere gSo6en oufbolten peroen.
SIS mar Die glbii6t Der Grit9enamten,
ibren So6n Sobn Ste9emann in Sun
6ranciSco sll ieilem 8eburtStase Sll
iiberral6en.
SIM 9llter pon SO Sobren Itdrb am
e5onnta9 ntorsen in San Diego na6
ldn9erem Seioen 0err 8uitap s..
@aeote. Sci Der 9eeroi9un9, wel6e
AM Dlenlta9 no6ntitta9 dllf benz
8reenwooo Srieobof itattfano, belt
0err HaItor S6erf pon Der eu. .slutb.
Srinitatis @emeinoe Die @rabreoe.
Der Seritorbene mar l0n9e Sabre in
oen San Diego Sooa 9Sorfs, Dem
@el6Gft ieineS SntelS 8uitau @aeofe,
t0ti9, uno ipGbreno Der lebten Sabre
lag Die Seitlng beS @elbdIts eanS III
leinen 0Gnoen. Gr mar 0tit9lieo Der
0ermmnSlobne mo Surner lno be-
ri - 4
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20

Der Goncoroia 6rauenperein b6lt
ieine nd6ite @eriarunIln9, am 0ienss
tag na6mitta9, ben "a. Suli I'M
&erianmlln9SIofal nit na6fol9enOem
&artenipiel ab, ni6t aIf Dtiiiion Gliff
wie man6e 0tit9Iieoer amebmen.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20

9Sir batten oiele @o9e bas Ser
9nil9en, Gbruilroen @ater @oobcllt=
ter, einen lieben 9efmnten pon Ga
naoo, wel6er iebt la Song 8ea6 itas
tioniert lit, bier in San Diego su be-
9ritBen uno alte Grirmerlln9en oussus
tQlliheu.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20

Bon 9errn 9aitor Saul S6erf
mrOen am Samstag lester @o6e
9etraut 9err gilbert s. Subnle lmo
Sri. Serllice SO. Goparos. Der
ilm9e GbemamL ein Sobn pon 6errn
@aitor Subnle in Sos 2In9eles, friiber
III San Diego, lit jest I'M @tIitars
lager III San Diego.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20

Mann Der glationalsaroe fino IN elf
Staten unter bic 0abnen serufen
woroen. 3pei weitere 9lufsebote iol=
len am %. Suli itnb am 5. 9lu9uit
erfolsen. 0tan erwartet oab oas
erite gluf9ebot bis gum L. Oftober in
6ranfrei6 iein fam.
Süd California Deutsche zeitung., 1917-07-20

6rau 0tar9aretbe Ste9emam lit
am Samsta9 lester 98o6e III Se9Iei=
hm9 ibrer S6wie9ertodter 6rall
0iarp Ste9emam auf Seiu6 na6
San 6rancisco ab9ereiit no iie ii6
mebrere @o6en aufbaIten weroen.
SIS mar Die 9lbii6t Der Grit9enamten,
ibren So6n Sobn Ste9emam in San
6rancisco Su ieinem @eburtSta9e 81
iiberral6en.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-11
DEATHS

BARRY-At Mount Vernon. on Saturday,
July : Hyperion Barry, son OF George
and Annie Barry. in his 23d year tu-
neral private, at his late reslaenrc, 10
morning rntermen. Cedar Grove Gene
terry. Flushing, l.. J.
BEARDsLEY- Monday, July ?. 1914
Charles s. Beardsley. in his 7ad year, nus
band Of Ellen Hubert Funeral from MS
residence. Fanwood, n. j.. at ii a: m.
Wednesday Train leaves foot OF Liberty
St. at 40 a. m. c. r. r. OF " J.
BERRYMAN-On July 8. Estelle D., beloved
wife Of Harry Berryman and loving mother
OF Grace, Millicent and Frank and Ada
Berryman. Funeral from residence OF her
mother. Mrs. Bridget Neary. l0l West sd
st.: thence to Church OF 81. Frances
Xavier. West 10th st. Wednesday. July IL,
$3.50 a. m. Interment Calvary.
CANDEE-Hester A.. Of Brooklyn. ". y,
widow OF Edward W. Candee' IN her oetn
year Funeral private. =
CHAMBERLAIN-At the Profile House.
New Hampshire. suddenly. July !. Anna
4. widow Of the late Or. c. -. Chamber
lain. aged 10 years.
CHASE July s. at his summer home, Sails,
hurry. Conn. Frederick Haviland. beloved
son OF Florence Hsviland and Captain
Charles T Chase. in his 3ith year. Inter
ment Waterville. Me.
CLARK-At the residence Of his grand
Parents. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Kirch-
vey, Forest Hills, L. T.. on Tuesday. July
10, OF pneumonia, Brewster. infant son OF
Evans and Freda Kirehwey Clark Funeral
private.
CLARKE-Richard II. Clarke. At his late
residence. Tuesday, July 10. 1911. Richard
II. Clarke. son OF the late George Blackett
and Maria Hemmings Clarke and beloved
brother of Miss Maria Blaekett Clarke.
Mrs. Horatio w. ST. John and Mrs. Will
lam Irwin-Martin. Services at the Church
of the Messiah, Greene and Clermont ava
New-York tribune., 1917-07-11
War Bread Made of Stale Loaves
And Toast ServedinN. Y. Hotels
Association in Conservation Campagn, Plans to Weigh
Each Portion-Two Meatless Days Week
and Economy in Butter Urged
IN Underwood & Underwood)

have decided that the utmost economy
will result if the 10 per cent of substi-
tute flour is rye, potato, banana, rice
or some other -four which does not
result in rough surfaced slice of
bread. The bread with the rough sur
face, the hotel men have found, tempts
diners to use an extra allowance OF
butter.
Those fossilized bits Of toast which
were always coming to light uneXpect-.
edly at the bottom of dishes served
with a sauce are TO vanish utterly. The
ordering of fresh pork is TO be dis
couraged. Broiling, roasting, braising
and stewing are TO be encouraged and
frying regarded with dlsfavor
False Economies Avoided
The hotel men believe that in fixing
upon these suggestions they will at
least have made a start toward rational
conservation Of food. They have er-
deavored to avoid false economies and
10 concentrate their efforts on articles
Of food where saving will count
To this end they purpose to encour-
age the eating of FISH and fresh veg
etsbles.
1t is their intention 70 have this
legend printed on all hotel menus: Mr..
Hoover urges the use Of less wheat,
Iork, pork products, butter and all rats
also beef. and TO substitute and use
freely sea food, fresh vegetables and
fruits. Economy IN the non-restrlcted
foods is not necessary or desirable at
the present time"
New-York tribune., 1917-07-11
Churches Pledge
Aid in Campaign
To Conserve Food
Every Head of Family Will Be
Asked to Report Saving
Weekly to Pastor

Washington, July l0.-The Church Is
to become a positive force IN food con-
servation as a result Of a conference
here to-day between food sdministra-
tion oficiate and prominent churchmen
representing virtually every denomina-
tion in the United States. A commit
tee from each denomination will aid IN
the campaign, which will include week
ly reports through the churches OF
what every family is accomplishing IN
saving necessaries.
After addresses by Herbert Hoover,
DR.. +. L. Wilbur; George A. Cullen and
other officials of the food administra-
tion, the conference laid the founda-
tion for cooperation in the conservation
work by adopting these resolutions:
THAT in view of the grave national
crisis now upon US the churches and
religious bodies welcome every oppor-
tunity for patriotic cooperation with
the general government, and do express
their willingness 10 adapt themselves TO
meet the practical emergencies growing
out of the war and especially out OF
the worlds food shortage.
THAT we unanimously indorse the
general plans of the food adminlstrs-
ton submitted at this meeting for
programme of continuous, persistent
and systematic efforts on behalf OF the
conservation of the food supply OF the
nation.
THAT the Food Administrator Sc
cure at once the appointment in each
religious body of a representative ma
tional commission 10 cooperate with
the Food Administrator in carrying
out the proposed programme Of his de-
partment.
"That Mr.. Hoover, as national Food
Administrator, call upon the heads OF
all religious organizations in the
United States and territories TO send
forth at once to the members and ad-
hererts Of their denominations or or
ganizations a brief inspiratlonal sp-
peal for immediate, persistent. contin-
ual cooperation with the Food Ad-
ministrator TO conserve food and elimi-
nate waste by every means possible
and legitimate, and TO call for mass
meetings to be held throughout the
land to arouse people TO a sense OF
the need for food economy
Pastors will be asked TO keep their
congregations constantly alive TO the
duty OF food saving. The weekly re.
port system planned in furtherance OF
this purpose requires that heads Of
families hand in at church each Sun
dav uniform report card. showing IN
detail what has been done in his home
during the week toward conservation.
On the card alongside the column to
be filed in by the person reporting IS
nrinted the food Administrators re-
ouirement for seven meatless meals,
seven wheatless meals and seven meals
including dishes made from "Ieit-
overs" each week.
Tomorrow representatives OF the
natriotic societies will meet Admins
tration officials 70 discuss what they
can do in the food conservation cam
paign, and representatives OF the ira
ternal orders will come on the day
following.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-11
Poultry Far Too High
Retailers Charge Big Prices
Despite Large Supply

Washington, July 10.-Oficials o,
the Department Of Agriculture, follow
ing a conference with wholesale poul-
try dealers to-day, charged that retail
dealers were charging exoroitant
prices. The result, it was pointed out,
was a minimum demand for poultry,
despite the fact that great quantities
are in storage.
The present congestion in the frozen
poultry market, it was stated, would
be relieved if the retail dealers woulc
handle their product at tair ra aa-
vance over wholesale prices. This
would make poultry available at prices
comparing favorably with other meats,
il was said, and the resulting increased
use would tend TO conserve supplies OF
those other meats, upon which heavy
demands will be made during the war.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-11

War bread. made with a percentage
OF stale bread and toast trimmings, has
found its way into New York hotels,
and has proved so successful that 1t
will be included in the suggestions 10
Food Director Hoover on behalf Of the
Hotel Association of New York City.
Thomas b. Green, of the Hotel Wood
ward, and John Mex. Bowman, presi-
dent Of the Biltmore. went TO Wash
ington yesterday to consult with Mr..
Hoover about nationwide food saw
ing campaign among hotel men.
The chief endeavor of the hotels Will
be to conserve wheat. Extra bits OF
toast as garnishes will be discontinued.
Recipe for War Bread
The recipe for "war bread" is as fol-
lows:
On the basis of butter tub of stale
bread and crusts add ten quarts OF
water and ten ounces OF salt; soak
thoroughly, and strain through hour
sieve. For this quantity use about one
half pound of yeast and enough hour
to make stiff dough.
The hotel men will urge that their
guests eat no veal, lamb and sucKilhg
pigs and observe two peerless DAYS
a week. Cheese will be discontinued
from free lunch counters.
Individual portions OF oread anu
rolls or butter, each portion accurate
" determined by weight, was another
suggestion Of the hotel men:
In making every kind OF bread they
New-York tribune., 1917-07-11
Charles S. Beardsley Dies

Charles Shepard Beardsley. lawyer,
banker and journalist, died Monday
evening at his home, in Fanwood. n.
J. He was for many years g prominent
Democrat. and was a close friend of
Samuel ]. Tilden, Grover Cleveland.
Daniel s. Lamont. Daniel Manning and
David B. Hill.
He was a member of the Committee
Of One Hundred, and served in the
Legislature in 1S75-'76. Later he held
the Office of attorney for collection of
arrears of personal taxes in this city
Cor a number of years. He was one Of
the organizers and was vice-president
and director of the Gotham National
Bank, in this city, but retired from
active business in 1911, since which
time he had been engaged in literary
work.
He leaves his widow. two sons, HUI
bert Ten Eyck and Ten Eyck Remson
Beardsley, both lawyers, and two
daughters, Mrs. Aspinwall Judd and
Miss Ada Hubert Beardsley.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-11

also the glut due to the restriction
rpon the outlet TO the latter. He must
necessarily charge his toll to the pro-
ducer and the consumer, and this latter
probably upon a more extensive scale
than last year. as his risks will be
greater.
"Practically, the export buyer must
FIX his own price for export wheat from
the sole outlook of his own clients, and
in execution Of his duty he will IN all
normal circumstances follow the mar
ket down By buying only his time-to-
time requirements. as he cannot be ex-
pected 10 carry the load OF our domes-
tic accumulation.
"Or. on the other hand. the govern
ment must buy the surplus wheat a
some reasonable minimum price, allow
ing the normal domestic trade Of the
country 10 proceed with proper safe,
guards against speculation. Nor would
the services Of the speculator be neces-
sary, for the government should be
able to stabilize the price of wheat
without his assistance, and can control
the price and quantity of export wheat.
We are practically helpless TO safe
guard either the farmer OF. the con-
sumer until the pending legislation is
passed.'
New-York tribune., 1917-07-11
Final Coal Pleas Made
Judge Crubb to Charge Jury
Irving Operators To-day

Counsel for the coal men on trial in
II, United States District Court for al
legged priee-hxiug, finished summing up
yesterday. with the exception Of John B.
s,spehaed. When he has finished to-
dsy. Judge Grubb will charge the jury.
Nr. stanchfeld emphasized the point
yesterday that in 1915 and 1915 more
than half Of the operators output had
been sold at prices lower than those
il the price sheets introduced in evil
t.r., BY the government.
TAGlasgow dwelt on the fact that
srrncnable restraint of trade was
c.iy.t. "These men never agreed TO
,-y price for coal" he said, "and II
i.sy did. was it unreasonable 70 decide
mir price If they could get S5?'
John Lord O'Brisn presented the gov
t',nsnts case.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-11

Washington, July l0.-Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge to-day urged the Senate
to proceed deliberately with the Food
Control bill.
"The measure is too important
stated the Senator. "to be hurried
Two or three days are very little
in the delayed consideration Of the
measure if it saves US six months or
a year of business depression, lack OF
confidence and the failure of taxes,
which might defeat the entire war
programme
Senator Lodge laid particular en-
phasis upon the need for deliberate
consideration of the vast powers whlch
the measure proposes to confer on the
President.
lie said, in part: go,
That which troubles me in this bill
is the fact that it is an attempt TO set
aside and disregard economic law and
the national laws which exist and
which control in large measure the
distribution and the sale OF all prod
ucts. The bill undertakes to give a
power TO the President and his agents.
not to regulate the distribution or con-
troll the food supply, but TO fX prices
to control absolutely the entire bust
ness of the country.
A One-Man Problem
81 have no reflection TO make on
ANYBODY who will be concerned IN that
work. | have a very great admiration
for the work Mr.. Hoover did IN Bel
gium. No one could admire 1t more
than / do. But the problem 10 De met
In Belgium, serious as IL was, Is moth
ing compared to undertaking TO run the
whole business Of the United States.
That is beyond the power OF any one
man or any collection OF men.
"Consider some of the propositions
that are made. Sugar necessarily IS
controlled in the regulation OF food; IL
Is a very important article Of food. |
am told that propositions have already
been made to fix the price on sugar.
which would make it impossible for our
beet sugar factories, which have al
ready made their contracts with the
farmers for beets, 70 produce sugar
at a reasonable profit.
at is further proposed, | understand
to compel Cuba to make a low price
on sugar About third, or perhaps
more, of the sugar we consume we
must import. We are no self-sustain-
ing nation with our own sugar produc-
tion. although it is increasing largely
That imported sugar fixes the price
II is proposed to compel Cuba. by with
holding from her foodstufs that would
involve complete disregard OF
treaties, and. wholly apart from
treaties. what a thing that would be
TO do 10 country under our protec-
ton. our ally in the war, who followed
US into the war--to compel her TO make
q low price for sugar
"Now, again, there is copper. That IS
not precisely a food product. but 1t Is
included in this bill, and am told
that it is said by those who are to be
responsible for the exercise of these
vast powers that copper is to be sold
TO countries with which we are allied
against Germany at tho same price as
TO our own government. | think it was