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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
AMERICAN FIGHTERS
STEADY AND BRAVE
Many in Their First Battle; All
Show Real Initiative and Rare
Skill, French Say.
Nv Associated Press 10 Every Evening


With the American Army IN France,
Thursday, July IS, q p. ~ With night
fall of the fourth day Of the battle east
md west of Rheims n feeling of confidence
pcrvadcs the allied lines After 80 hours
Of assault along lines Of his own selection,
the cncmy's offensive seemingly haa
failed He still Is behind the ohjectivca
sci for the first day'a attack Further
more. he gains during the entire opera
ton were considerably smaller than those
Of any 0f his previous offcnslvcs during the
present year
While the American force engaged in
the present battle is small IN comparison
with the total allied strength II may
be said II Is greater than amy participating
in a battle since the civil war. and the
conduct Of the men is ellcltlng the com
mendailon Of tho French They have
performed the part assigned 10 them with
stcadinesa courage and skill
To n large portion ri the Americans
theHe four DAYS havc been heir first ronl
fighting Reports from along the lines
Indicate great deal of clean, open war
fare, souc Spontaneous localized actions
being undertaken without n preliminary
harraeo, and Il Is in actions Of tins charnc-
for that the American units have won
tho praise Of the French
The tone of Thursday q ccunmuniquos
md likewise the aucccss ~ the counter
attacks begun carly today have flied
French and American troops with high
confidence of the outcome Of tho great
cncmy offensive which now IS believed
not only 70 have been effectively checked
but IN At Ieast small measure throw.
back
The American transport. both If mu-
ntlons and Of he hospital service. le
working smoothly and efficiently Behind
the line tho correspondent encountered
ambnlanccs and trucks filled with what
arc known rs sitting cases, which aIrcady
hnd beon attended to NJ be advanced
dressing stations These were on their
WY - ho rear, and IN heir pnssagr thev
forced 70 ho roadside groups ~ German
prisoners being escorted to tho uone
The wounded wcrr comfortable and
cheerful The mru IN one fruck were
tuaEing an attempt ia sing as they
passed Further - tho rear. long Ameri-
can railway hospital trains shining With
tteir nowuese moved slowly through the
npenlng wheat hcldF and the cool forests
r. tbc basce. tho Wounded waving cheer
fully from tho Windows
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
CITY COURT CASES.
Many Matters Disposed of BY Judge
ChurChman TO-DAY.

Judge Churchman imposed sentence
in the City Court TODAY. Ia the ease of
Howard &. brennan. charged Al a pre-
vious session with assault and battery
brennan was fined 500 and costs
For driving a motor vehicle without
proper tags John l. Malling Vas fined
$40 and costs
six men charged With drunkeuess
were fined 81 and costs each
For keeping disorderly house Mar
+. Bishop was fined $50 and costs
Patrick Burke and Sarah Goldsteln.
charged with keeping disorderly houses
were dismissed
The case OF John J Glynn, charged
with keeping disorderly house, vas
continued
james Reese, Negro, Charles Williams
and Dominic Polcino, charged with as
sault and battery, were dismissed au
application of the complainauts
The case Of Harry L. James. charged
with wife beating, was continued
For trespasslng on the Baltimore L
Ohio Railroad Leo J Denney vas fined
s. and costs
The case OF Columbus AIe(arty.
Negro, charged with the larceny Of Il
pair OF eyeglasses from Alice Boyd vas
continued
A nolle pFoscqu vas entered ii the
case Of William J Michael. charged With
attempting TO obtain money under false
pretcnses
The case Of Roland DII. charged With
assault and battery, Vas continued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
NAMES AN AIDE.
Leon H Ryan Made Assistant to
Charles Warner to Look After
Public Service Reserve.

ON account of the great volume Of
work which has hccn undertaken bv the
II : Public Service Reserve. il has been
necessary for the director. Charles Warner
10 have an assistant appointed who will
h:YVc direct charge of all | : Public
service Reserve work
Leon II RYAN, formerly chief clerk 81
tho District Exemption Board and
manager Of the Delaware Farm Labor
Bureau has Icen selected as associate
director Of the l. ; Public Service Re
serve tor Delaware. and he Was officially
appointed hy the Department of Labor
n Washington on TUESDAY Of this week
Alr Ryan will have charge Of the
sImplIticd man power census which Is
being conducted in Delaware He VII
also have charge Of Inc recruiting Of all
labor IN the State, as this work has been
taken over by The Department Of Lahor
Of the | ;. government
The headquarters oi The reserve Is
located in thr old Federal Build n5 al
Sixth and King streets, ID 4 \ phone
No 1892 and ali matters pertaining to
reserve work should ne taken UP with
Air. Ryan Al that point
The Delaware orCanIzat ION OF the Ie-
serve Is announced as follows Charles
Warner, Federal State director; Leon II
Ryan, associate Federal State dircc'or;
James + Caspcrson organizer. District
No l Henry h. McReal. organizer. Dis
tTiet No I William i rooman. or
ganlzer District No ! Daniel Thomp-
son. Newark. organizer. District No. 3:
Frank Gardner. Smyrna, organizer. Dis
trict 10 I G. Howard Marvin. Camden
organizcr District No 5; Samuel : Le
'atcs- Georgetown, organizer, District
No Is. " Dawson Todd, Bridgevile.
organizer District No. :.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
RELIEF IN SIGHT.
New Garbage Trucks Expected 10 Reacl,
Wilmington Next Thursday.

While there arr n great many com
plants Of non-colcctIon Of garbage, due
primarily 10 the tact the contractor has
not sufficient equipment. relief is in sight
\ number of additional trucks have been
bought IN Detroit. Mich, and ARE hcng
driven in They are expected to reach
Wilmington hy next Thursday and Will
hc placed in service At once.
Contractor llcalv is making effort 10
cope with the situation hy having his mcn
work overtime and sundays. still thrrr
was an accumulation carly IN the con
tract period that has not vet been over
come
81 the Boa ri of Health office. whore
the complaints arc received. conditions
were today reported 70 hc improving
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
No Punch" to the Raw Egg.

One Of the latest anathemas Of medical
erudition IS heaped upon the head Of the
hitherto considered benign raw egg. Its
sin according to the New York Medical
Journal is chiefly plain cussed worth
lessness The Medical Journal goes Oh to
say that the raw egg white leaves the
stomach unchanged and only feebly slim
ulatea the gastric juice Cooked egg
white, however, calls forth a generous
flow Of gastric Juice and readily unitcs
with the hydrochloric acid In addition
raw egg white leaves the stomach much
too rapidly It is the only protein which
acts in TINS peculiar way; the only one
to leave the stomach unchanged How
ever, in spite Of these multifold iniquities
raw egg white, concludes the medical
journal lis not really harmful. but it
must be remembered that in keeping with
newer findings it must be cooked. = st.
Louis Post-Dispatch
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
ITALIAN BABIES WEIGHED.
Sevcnty-thr Taken 10 the Welfare
Station at the Italian Settlement
Yesterday.

Scvcntv-thrcc Italian babes and chill
drrn wcrC examined YESTERDAY afternoon,
at tho weighing and measuring welfare
station. at tho Italian Settlement. IN the
campaign 10 save tho babies of Delaware
from infant ailments during this wear
This Is the second highest number OF
children examined At any one station III
the present movement on the children
tested ten were over ; wears Of age But
the mothers Of these children wcrc fearful
that perhaps there was something the
matter with them. and thcy wanted tho
opinion Of the nurse and a comparison
with the health standards of normal
children
Several mothers brought children back
70 bc rcwcighcd and ono of these was
suffering with a summer Mlment Other
mothers whose babes have been taken Ill
since last week brought the children
to the station, and pleaded with the nurse
to look them over and give some advice
about them
one Of the results Of the children 5 wear
campaign has been the improving of
sanitary conditions in certain sections OF
the CITY In one street the health of the
neiChborhood was always menaced be-
cause there were no sewer connections
This defect was reported to the Board of
Health, and the need for 1t made EN-
phatic, and now the property owners have
been notified 10 have the tenant houses
connected with the sewer Similar con
ditIons in other sections are under IN
vestigation bv the welfare workers. and
abuses and nuisanceS are being report ed
to the health officials. with requests for
their abatement
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
| HUN RESERVES BLOCKED
BY RAILROADS LOSS
BIG Force Unable to Reinforce
Division in Conflict With
Allied Troops.
Dy Associated Press to Every Evening

Paris, July 10 p-Reviews OF the fighting
IN the allied counter offensive printed by
the Paris papers today lay stress upon the
interference with the cncmy's railway
communication occasioned by the speedy
allied advance
Our progress southeast of Solssons, says
the Echo DE Paris, prevented the enemy
from bringing into action his reserves
over the railways IN the vicinity of Laon,
near Chateau Thlcrry around Rheims
and al The Alsnc He had expected
to sr rcat results from the use Of
these .ca.
In It's description of Yesterdays action,
between the Aisnc and the Marne the
Petit Journal saws
AN advance was realized ON the entire
- kIlomctrc front of the attack Of be-
tween three and five miles Between the
Alsnc and the Ourcq the advance Of a
mile and "A half by General Mangin =
army. reported IN yesterdays official
statement was completed within one hour
South of the Ourrq the attack WAS
launched at 80 O'Clock 10y the troops of
General DeRouttc and Stree iStirn)
After desperate fighting IN which the
Americans on our right acquitted them
selves gloriously our front WAS advanced
between two and three miles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
j. s. CITIES SPENDING
IN EXCESS OF INCOME
New York. S Municipal Indebted
ness Per Capita. $176.22 Leads
Statisticians' List.
ny Associated presz to Evcrv Fvoning

Washington ,Iuly - American eitlei
~ genera spent more money during lqif.
than thcy raised ls taxation and other
forms of revenue 'rhm Il revealed TO-DAY.
~ a report hY Director @4mucl l. Rogers
Of the Rurrau nf Census. covering 10
cltics Of the .nlted -iat,.4 having pop
ulatlnn ~ more than 20 .O0o II - of
the cltics, the cycs@s oi expenditures Tor
governmental costs. lninIiug interest
and OUTLAWS for permanent Improvement
over revenues during tic ffseal wear ef
1917, amounted - $50. i6l IL. ar 81 90
por capita In tho remaining an eitios the
excess of revcnucs cover expenditures
WAS Sc, ,o76. 80. or 81 > per capH
Tho net indebtedness II the cltlcs
covered by the survey aggregated g. ri I
0S2. .501 M average of $1f4S far each
inhabltant The report dlselas,s fhat
New urk has thc greatest ler capita
nct indebtedness. SLIT p per ,nhabltnnt
Philadelphia has tho ncxt largest total
net indebtedness Int ranks low ~ ia l.er
capita indebtedness with m avernpr If
Sa099 - LOUIS md Chicago af, ofhcr
largo ctlos having a low ter capita N
dehtodncss $3.50 and SIS 20, rrspee-
tivclv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
$4,000 IN NEW BUILDING.
Market Street Store Included In Those for
Which Permits HIVE Been Issued.

Permits have been issued from the
building inspectors office to s. NJ Braun
stein To build large two-siory brick
store. Mt S21 Market street, on the
previous location of the Hammond laun-
dry city Offices The structure will cost
$4,000 PERMITS have also been granted
Mr. Braunstcin to build an addition to
the rear of his present store building at
bl0 Market street, which will cost Sl2, 600
permit was granted this morning 10
the Huber Bnking 90 to make alterations
at their bakery Mt Ninth and Union
streets, preparatory Ia the building of n
large travelling oven, which Is soon Ia be
added 10 the plant 'rhc alterations will
cost S., 900
Building Inspector Preston Inns also
issued the following permits.
Dominick Salvatore to make nm adj
dflon 10 his combined store and dwelling
at Ninth aud West streets Ia cost 81, ,bU0
Erncsto Di Sabatino ,S Sons will bc the
builders
Timothy B Noonan 10 make alterations
tn his tire repair shops ut 10 Orange
street, tn cost ST ,00O John H. IIealv IL
Sons. Inc, are to be the contractors.
Robert " Smith to build garage at
the rear OF his property NJ los Franklin
street to cost : 600 The l. s Reed ~
Bro. Co will be the builders
Alfred T. Green to make repairs to his
dwelling at t22i Nandcvcr avenue 10 cost
$500 T. Dl Sabatlno 4 Sons are to be
the builders
John Il. LeRatcs TO build garage ut
the rear of his property NJ 2S0 Market
street To cost 500 Ralph I Nahan will
be the contractor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
NEW REGISTRARS.
Governor Townsend Fills Vacancies in
Rural New Castle County.

To Ill vacancies caused by designations
Governor Townsend has appointed the
following registrars Tor rural New Castle
county.
First Election district Of the Seventh
Representative district Charles Brooks
III lieu Of Howard D. Ball
Sixth Of the Seventh frank Hoffman
III lieu Of Harlan d. Chambers.
Third OF the Eighth Merritt L.
Lamborn in lieu OF Elwood T Mccormick
First ef the Ninth Charles Henry
Ellison III lieu OF John p Armstrong.
Second ol the Ninth Alley Miller
IN lieu OF Huev Morris
Second Of the Tenth james B. Hance
h lieu Of Timothy Steel
Second Of the Twelfth Henry d.
Appleby III heu Of Edward Lester.
Fourth Of the Thirteenth Thomas (
Clayson III lieu Of Henry d. Howell
First Of the Fourteenth Randolph
Reynolds IL lieu Of Wilson T. Money
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
ALLIED FORCES SEIZE
MURMAN RAIL ROAD
British Admiral Announces They
Will Act in Accord With
Local Soviet.
associated Press 10 Every Evening

ny Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Amsterdam, July 10 Rear Admiral
Kemp of the British navy, has proclaimed
the occupation Of the northern section of
the Thurman railroad by British. Amcrl-
can, French and Serbian forces. saws
Max Bchrmann. the Stockholm core
spondcut of the Berlin Nosslschc ZcitunK
under date of July IL
Tho admiral he adds. also announced
that the forces would advance southwark
in accord with the local Soviet authorI-
ties and at the request Of the local popula-
ton for help
Bchrmann says there arc no Soviet
authorities in the whole Thurman terri
tory
Tho newspaper prints an ArchanErl
message TO the lzvcstla of Moscow,
which mentions tho arrival there of ltal-
ian and Serbian officers and men who, Il
declares were dsarmed and expelled hN
the local SovlctS
\ yoologst named Schmidt who has just
returned to PctroErad from trip to
North Russia, reports. according to the
NorddcuiSchc AlFcmc,nc XcltunR that
the British arc busy making Nom
strongly fortified place and that the
garrison is we'll supplied with food from
England
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
PHHLA. PRODUCE MARKET.
. .e.1.ols.aH p-c-. h E.r-. e-.nlnr

R7 teec~ia'od PROSE- .o Hvr-s E7"rinr
Philadelphia Illv ls Corn s,ead-
M vcllow 45al ff. M yellow
a}af ~
nats lower >o rhte soasqi n ST. .
white -Sabs
Hp,'cr. firm. western rr"arne-y. cHr4
RI nearby prints fancy 5la53
I.gvs easy nearby tr.tu ~ Sna12 aG
par rasc ncarhy current r~oeipts p 3l-
western frzte l"O5al3 20 r~etern 5r-is
~ 6Oal2 90 fancy selr~ted packed i1a5l
per dozen
chec=e higher Ecw York and Wisconsin
whole milk ~ a25s
Live poultry over, fowis a6a,-
spring chickens not ieR10v~a ;la.lt
irghor ~ }ls35 r9ozters tai 5ucs
Pekn, 2sa50, indian runners, -Ga21c
Dressed poultry firm irrsh killed fowls
fancy. 56i smaller slzrz as 5ra=Scd
ronstcrs PSI spring ducks Long Island,
}Ia-j6 Western dressed rr0ilsrs 33 p -
Potatoes lower Norfolk gDd astern
shore Zja5O0. per aarrpl Worth and
South & aroiIDa .4a4 - per barrel. New
Jar-cv IN. ! onr basket GOAL 90. no. 2
f5ab5 per basket
raIIaa hrrn rtv primo. a uercea
iGHs itv spertal, loose. IT ., country
prime ih lark, .5 B. Gibbs "a tlerceS
Us .aIss,
i Tour arm. winter wheat, new 100
per- cent wheat 35al no Ter arrei;
kansas wheat. new. do. iI JOaii.7J.
spring wheat. DID, io i.5Dall1l.
HAY firm timothy No. I, large and
small bales, 15.jOa26 20 per CON SO. :,
23UOaZtO0, so 81 lT50ale 50. sample
I2.5Oal5 90, no Grade. lO50ail.JO
lover raixcd. ght 2fOOa25OO: ~.
! Io 20JOaZl 80, so. >, DOL l5.5lA
10
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
SHOOTS TO KILL
William Clair Attacked by an Angry
Armed Woman.

Judge Churchman, presiding in the
Municipal Court, today held in $1,000
bail Jennie Sorden, Negro. accused of
assaulting with intent TO commit murder
William CLAIR, also colored The as
sault was committed last night IN the
house No. S3512 Locust street, where
the couple boarded
John Grout testified that the defendant
obtained a revolver from a dwelling
in the neighborhood and after carving
the weapon for half an hour, during
which Clair dsregarded warnings not
to follow her and was quarrelsome, shot
him IN the shoulder The wounded man
was taken TO the homeopathic Hos
pItai tbs exact condition cannot be
stated at present At the preliminary
hearing Assistant City Solicitor Malloy
represented the State and Harry p
Joslyn was attorney for the defence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
MORE MEN CALLED
FOR CAMP DIX
Additional Regist ants Summoned
by City and County
Boards.

Local draft board for Division No. 4
today called the following men in the
draft IN that division to report at head
quarters ON Sunday 10 cntraln Tor camp
Dix on Monday:
james h. patchcll. 1927 Poplar street.
Harvey NJ kanz, o23 W 9th
Russell J. Bonnivill. 6l5 West.
Roland Dill, 429 ". 2d
Francis N Farmar, 6l2 +. jth.
Ellwood Caligan.- 5l3 West.
Samuel Barnes. 22l King.
Maurice J. Coleman. Sd d Adams
George H. Bacr, Fort Salisbury, Mil
ford
Alfonso Crisconi. 900 Poplar,
Frank T. Wahl. iO7 +. Sd.
VIM T. Shaffcr, Sl7 Washington
r. II Cathcll. New Castle
Samuel l.. Brainard los L. 18th.
George Brown. 31q t. 9Th
Arthur X Griffith, 9O7 Tatnall.
Edward G.. Pappa, 305 t. 9Th
Evagclos ID kogomhalis. i0l Poplar.
Frank Stern. 5l3 Market
Olden IIackctt. 10 f. Sd
Francis II Lally l04 L. l4th
Abe Herman Levy, 2l9 W. Sd.
Salvatore Navcalo. New Castle.
FROM RURAL NEW CASTLE COUNTY.
he following men arc notlncd 10
report at p m. Sunday, to the rural
New Castle county local board n New
ark, 10 go away on Monday 10 Camp lN.
Iarl \ Trimblc. SIS Fast seventh
street, Wilmington
Harry T. Butler and William \. smith.
ChrlStIana.
Dclmer ] simpson Third street, New
Castle
George Ncpougall. NIarshaIlton
HArrl NEGRO SOLDIERS.
There were So many other names Ot
mon who went away on Tucsday that a
few who joined the party AT the last
gnnuto were omitted Il seems, from the
published lists
Among these were George +. Dumpson
IT 2O7 W est Eleventh street and Walter
\ Williams ot il22 Poplar street Dump
son. who waS originally put in deferred
class. was successful in removing the
obstacles to ms transfer and was included
in the party. He was one Of the cap
taIns IN charge Of squad Williams also
made the assignment as an alternate, and
both went away happy. with a big send
oil from their friends
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
ConIey Retains House.

Federal Officials yesterday prev ente.I
the cIecttncnt Of William Conley and his
family from the dwelling Ne 5a1 East
Fifth street possession Of which was
desired by John Mahoney, who recently
purchased the property Mr. Conley
is employed by the Pusey 4 Jones CO
Ejectment was prevented when Deputy
Sheriff Thomas X. Parker was serving a
writ Of possession obtained from the
Court Of Common Pleas by Philip l.
Garrett attorney MIR MahoneY Vas
told Federal officials would commander
the house if he did not lease il to Alr.
ConIey for q mouth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
SWEET PEACE IN PARTY.
Sussex Republicans Have a Meeting in
Georgetown mt Which Peace Prevails.

A special from Georgetown to this
mornings Philadelphia Record says
With ID. J. Layton and former Governor
s :. Pennewill, political enemies for
II years, sitting in close conference and
both agreeing in public speeches that
everyone should bury the political hatchet
and unite in Delaware for IA Republican
victory, the meeting of the Sussex County
Republican Committee took on the ap-
pcarance of an old-fashoncd Methodist
love feast Wednesday afternoon IN George
town.
Both Layton and Pcnnowill declared
themselves III complete harmony for
this years fight; but both also called
attention to the splendid work being
done by Alfred |. du pont to unite the
Republican party Old organization
workers fell over themselves To get into
the band wagon last night after hearing
that the differences of the past years had
been reconciled aud that Alfred L. du-
Pont had about wrestcd control of the
Republican party from his cousins, Henry
A. du Pont and L. Coleman du Pont.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
4 s. ORDERS 81 MORE SHIPS.
Contracts for 439 300 Additional Tonnage
Let nv Roard

Washington. July - Contracts for
sisty-one SHIPS If 40 200 deadwcIghf
tors wcrr announced Yesterday hv the
Shipping Board o. tins tonnaRc 3q2 500
will he steel 10 the skinner Il fddv or
poratiou 81 seattle went contract for
thirty-fvc stcci carRo steamships ~ a
dcaduciRhf tonnage NJ 332 500 The
Mobile Shrpb,ndtng Companv If Mobile
An received contract rs buld twelve
steel freightcrs aPRrcRa'lnP 80 900 tons
'ontrarfs for fourteen wooden >hip
were divided hctRccn Is ~ Nurdocks
of jacksonville la who will construct
SIX vcasels. aRgrcpatnR II 600 IONS the
Missouri tallcy Bridge and Iron Com
pany of Quantico, a nhlch Will buId
seven. ageregatlng 24.500 tons and the
Continental >hphinlding Corporation of
Yonkers, y ! which Will tuld one vessel
of 40 tons
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKETS

By Associated P-ess % Every Evening
hieago Jgy . Hogs Pceipts t6.-
0OO generally l1 .a - cents gner than
YESTERDAY average ,3k safes Il 5u4
is fo. butchers Is .Eai~ -, packing.
l7 21aIs yE :gIr -als %, rough.
l6 15al7.l1. n-- y 9JaI1.5O
lat-le -ar.p.- ZOO good cattle
steady. ec-t ere $50 dlsillers. 800.
tarr- aal aaa aaereniy .ower. including
.t.tca.r -tosa u!ve- strong.
Sheep receipts 5000, sheep steady
su..- ao~.t -5c lower than hgn r.mc
Yesterday go prime lambs here
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
Celebrates s9lh Birthday

Mrs Rachel 4 LLOYD celebrated her
S9th birthday anniversary yesterday II
her home No - Madison street She
IS remarkable woman for her age still
attending 70 her household duties every
day Mrs Lloyd IS member 81 the
FIRST Presbyterian Church having joined
IN lN4q She HTS Il wonderful memory
and Is very active Many friends called
Yesterday and she received number
Of cards u rongratuIat.on
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-19
ARGENTINA FEARS BIG STRIKE.
Anarchist Planning To Tie-Up All In
dustries in the Republic.

Bueuos Avres. Julv 70 One half
Of the six thousand bakers employed in
the city of Buenos Ayres have joined
IN the strike movement under the dlrec-
tlon Of an anarchistic strike committee
Efforts have been made b. the com
Initlee - bring about a general strike
Of all labor throughout Argentina
The employees oi power houses threaten
to walk oar within the next lew DAYS
and the government IS preparing - Use
naval engineers and tiremen n their pla-
ePS