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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08
$3.50 ACRES OF LAND
RESTORED TO STATE

SALEM, Jan. S.-The supreme
court ruled. today on six Of the
seven Hyde land cases restoring
9t30 acres to the state. 1t held
that approximately $4,000 acres
were obtained fraudulently but
the title had passed to the gov
ernment. The klamath case was
delayed in appeal so is undecided.
The acreage restored TO the state
includes, Crook $3.50; Linn 500;
Jackson 1880; lane 100; Clack-
amas 1860; Hood River 700;
Clackamas 1850; Jackson 1850.
The court commended Attorney
General Brown. IL decided that
conspiracy to defraud the state
was clearly defined.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08
DIR. SUTTNER TO TRACE DOWN
UGLY STORIES AGAINST HIM

WALLA WALLA, Jan. S.-Stories
reflecting on the patriotism of DR.. c.
y. Suttner, formerly of Walla Walla
now of 1901 Boon avenue, Spokane,
are TO be probed TO the bottom.
The Union was in long distance
communicat tion with DR. Suttner about
7:@O last night and the night editor
who knows DR.. Suttner's voice well,
was assured by the doctor that he
was going to find out who was re-
sponsible for this damnable out
rage as he phased it.
Dr. Suttner said that he had first
learned OF the stories yesterday morn
ing when n Walla Walla friend called
him over the telephone. He immedi-
ately instructed Attorney b. B. Hor-
rigan of Walla Walla TO find the in
stigator of the tales.
Mr.. Horrigan said last night that he
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08

will start Immediately to trace the
stories. The originator is wanted
and when found the courts will adjust
the matter, it was stated.
For more than a week various stor-
les have been floating around grow
ing steadily. The first stories were
that DR.. Suttner had been taken in
charge as German spy. The last
day or so it was rumored that DR..
Suttner had been executed.
That the story has spread rapidly is
shown by the fact that people in Pen
dleton and other places have called
up asking about it.
DIR. Suttner a few days ago was re-
elected secretary of the state board
of medical examiners.
He is soon to go to San Francisco
it is reported to give lectures to army
men on social hygiene
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08
HUGE THRUST
IS IMPENDING
STATES BAKER
Long FOrecasted Assault
Near According to Secre-
tary's Weekly Review.
GERMANY WILL STRAIN
EVERY EFFORT TO WIN
Americans Counseled to Re-
member Allies Many
Past Victories.

WASHINGTON. Jan. s.--A gigan-
tic German thrust on the west front,
possibly their greatest assault of the
war, is impending. according to Sec
retary Bakers weekly review. He
said in ii the Germans would be sure
n strain every ounce of their remain
ing strength. He held the delay in
the assault forecasted weeks ago was
due to the time necessary to mass
German forces and supplies.
Recalls Allies Victories,
He counsels the American people
''on the eve a possible German often
siye' to remember that the-alIies In the
past always come out victorious. ain
considering the general military situ-
alton on the eve of a possible German
offensive it must be recalled that
through Is successive battles Of great
magnitude in Flanders the British
every time pushed steadily ahead with
inethodical and culmative gains. The
French stood like Q rock at 'Verdun.
ana soon afterwards drove forward
yictoriously into the battle of tho
Somfne, and IN turn played . great
part in the repeated Flanders drives"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08

Americans VIII devote lntiI HNSS
and honor TO release this embodiment
oI Justice to all peoples and national
tiles that they may live on equal terms
OF liberty and safety with one anoth-
er. whether they are strong or weak"
He did not include the elimination OF
Hohenzhollernism He said the Rus
sian German conferences were "full
of perplexity, and significant He
intimated that peace depends upon the
spirit and intentions of the Reichstag
resolution last July and the intention
or the liberal leaders and parties OF
Germany
Takes City by Surprise.
The President played his usual golf.
Immediately upon returning he In
structed Tumulty to announce that he
wished to address congress "on inter-
national relations" He took the city
ry surprise. The address was trans
mitted by cable to every civilized ma
tIon. "There Is no confusion Of con-
sci among the Teutons and their ad-
Versnrles, no uncertainty of principle,
no vngueness OF detalh tn only Sc
crecy OF counsel and failure tn make
n definite statement Of the objects OF
the war lies with Germany ana her
allies. The issues of life and death
hang upon these detlnitfons.
'Na statesman who has the least
conceptlon of his responsibility can
for n moment permit himself to con
tinue this tragical, appalling outnour-
ing OF blood and treasure unless he Is
sure beyond peradventure that the OBJ
iccts OF the vital sacrifices are part
and parccI OF the very life Of society
and that the people for whom he
speaks think them as right and i'm
pcratlve as he does.
Russian People Calling.
Moreover, there's n voice calling
for these definitions Of principle, ana
purpose which. II seems to mo Is more
thrilling and compelling than any On
the many moving voices with which
the troubled air Is filled. It's tho voice
OF the Russian people. They are
PROSTATE. all hut helpless, il woulo
seem. before the grim power Of GER
many which hitherto has known no
relenllng, and no pity. Their power
E.; apparently shattered. Yet their
soul Is not subscrvient They won I
yield either In principle or action
Their conception Of what's right. hui
n,ano and honorable has been stated
With n frankness and largcncss of
Wow which must challenge the admir-
alton OF every friend Of mankind.
bcIlcvh tho people Of tho United states
want me to respond with perfect
frankncSs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08
BLAST CRIPPLES
WIRE SERVICE

Owing to blast near Hood River to-
day the Western Union lines were put
out Of commission with the result that
wire service from Portland to pendle-
ton has been interrupted. The acct
dent prevented the East Oregonian
from receiving It's run tcleEraphic re-
port today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08
Is PASSING
THROUGH ANOTHER
ECONOMIC CRISIS

PARIS. Jan. Spain is passing
through another economical crisis,
resulting i'm direct rcvOlutiousry
movement, according 10 dispatches
printed by the Matiu. The establish
mcut of martial law throuEhout the
monarchy is under consideration.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08
RESUME
PEACE TALK

AMSTERDAM. Jan. S-Forcign
Minister Trotsky has arrived AT Brest-
IitOvsk and peace negotiations will
nc resumed soon. according 10 Berlin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08

Professor Paes is the leader OF
the provisional government which
has just been established by the
Republicans" who overthrow the
government Of Costa. Paes was
formerly Minister OF Public Works
and Justice
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08
UMATLLLA COUNTY MAN
is KILLED IN FIGHTING
ON THE CAMBRIA FRONT

OTTAWA. Jan. S.-Today's casual
tS list mentions the following Amcri-
cans as gasscd: l.. W. Brand, Free
water, Oregon; II. \. NTundy, Soda
springs, Idaho.
49,
I'REEW ATIIR. oregon. Jan. S.
Especial to the East OreGonian.) u.
W. Brand. I'rCCwatcr man with the
Canadian forces at the Camhrai front
and who was killed in n gas attack by
the enemy, was the son of Mrs. Ncttic
Brand OF EruitvalC. Brand had lived
in this section for perhaps 90 years
aud was about 33 years of age. He
was single man and prior TO the war
had worked for the John Smith Co. in
MalIa Walla.
Word was received sunday morning
that Brand was caught -, Il gas at
taCl, Dec. 81 and had died January 1
He had enlisted with the Canadian
overseas forces two years ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08

SEATTLE. Jan. N.--Ars. Elizabeth
NUcPherran. aGed 6S. was burned tu
death in the basement OF her home
when her nightgown caught fire from
a match this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08
CARRY RELIEF TO SARDINIA
Pconlc Are Grateful to American Red
Gross.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Tho Am
ericau Red Cross has carried the first
relief from this country 10 Sardinia.
4 Cablegram from Rome today said
Captains Carroll ana ]. T. stevens
the Red Cross. arrived al
Sardinia December IL. Everywhere
they heard expressions Of gratitude to
America.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08
DECLARES nation MUST KEEP
ON WITH FIGHT UNTIL THESE
PURPOSES ARE ACCOMPLISHED

Compelling Voice of Russian People Asking for Defni-
ton of American Principles and Purposes Prompts
Speech; German Rulers and Their Sinister Tactics
Scored Demand Made for Light on all Future Ne
gotations and Treaties and Territorial Adjustment
Insurng Peace for the Future
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-01-08
CUANrBTRINTN is GUILTY.

RICInIOND, Va, Jan. S.-nr. Asa
w, Chamberlain was found guilty to-
day Of the murder oC his brother, AZ
Hcrt Chamberlain. life imprisOn-
mcnt was liked ny the jury after forty
minutes dellberatlOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

Can ANGELO. Tex July 20.-With
~ the possible exception Of the re-
ception accorded him by the people OF
FL Paso when he spoke in that city
last Monday night. the greeting given
him by the people OF san Angelo Fri
cay night was the warmest welcome
given zach Lamar Cobb by any COM
munity since he embarked on his con-
Eressional campaign nearly four
months ago. The outpouring Of men
and women was magnificent and the
manner I'm which they manifested
their approval Of the campaign meth
ods o. the candidate Of the moral
F'-roT 0f the district was calulated
70 warm the heart Of the man who has
bees 50 VIaulctively assailed and so
r1llciously malisued by the candidate
OF the breweries and his paid ennis
Slrics who are going I'D and down
-7~fn a1o breadth OF the district
whispering the vilest SANDERS against
Lac 4lau .uey have said they would
defeat by fair means or foul.
Crowd Responds Quickly.
1Tr Cobb Travelled from Rock
Springs. more than 100 miles away
during the day. with stops at sonora
Eldcrado and ChristOval and did not
reach san angelo til nearly O'CLOCK
in the evening IL had not been de-
Cided Till late Thursday night lnaL q
speech would be delivered in san An
Eelo and the only advertisement pos
sible 10 give the event was space In
the evening paper and Few dodgers
delivered by boys from door 20 door
Yet. when lIr. Cobb reached the court
house lawn he found between $500 and
1000 men and women massed on the
hastily constructed seats and on the
grass under the fine old trees which
cot the great courthouse plot
Tribute 20 His Popularity.
The great gathering was tribute
to the popularity Of M Cobb In this
city and in Tom Green county, such as
could only have been paid in the man
ner IN which ir was paid BY the actual
presence on the scene in the flesh OF
the decent element OF the population
IN protest against the Wlles and mach
nations FOR the male and female
slanderers who have been polluung
the air Of Tom Green county Tor the
past two weeks with their vile ana
WHISPERED accusations and innunen-
dos. which they have not had the
manhood OF Womanhood 10 state pub
licly in the open
Cheer Cobb's Appearance.
The appearance on the platform OF
gTr. Cobb was greeted with a heart
warming outburst Of applause from
the multitude Of friends gathered To
welcome him home but that was as
nothing TO the ovation given him
when he was formally presented as
the speaker Of the evening by Rev
Joe F. webb. pastor Of che Methodist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
VIII Check Up On
Those Who Haze Not
Bought $1,000 Stamp,

Tuesday and Wednesday q commit
tee composed Of six men viii meet at
the war savings stamp headquarters
i'm the First National bank. TO investi-
gate all who have been reported as
financially able 70 invest in baby
bonds. and have not done So The
persons viii be given an opportunity
TO invest. or give reasons Tor not M
vestine. prior to the mailing Of a re-
port to headquarters at Washington.
D. c.. at the end OF the week OF all
subscribers. showing the amount paid
i'm part. or in full, or reasons for not
investing
Commencing Monday morning n
display Of u large posters Of French
war scenes. furnished by James
Douglas. Of Arizona, manager Of the
shipping and warehousing department
for the American Red Cross in
France. who is noW in Douglas on q
brief leave of absence. will be eN-
hibited I'm the International BOOK
store ar Douglas presented the
collection 10 Percy Montgomery OF
this city for inspection and he con-
sidered the posters Of much interest
TO lovers Of art and asked for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
UN50N DENIES
AIDS HUD5PETH
President Of Texas Univer-
sity Refutes Claims Of
Cobb's Antagonist.

san Angelo. Texas, July -o--When
senator Hudspeth spoke in behalf Of
his candidacy for congress in this city
Monday night. July Is. he made the
statement that DR.. u. Z. Vinson, pres
ident of the University Of Texas, was
supporting him and would come to lhe
18th district TO speak In his thuus-
peth'sl behalf This statement so as
tonished number Of AR. Cobb's
friends that they telegraphed Dr.
Vinson, asking if the statement made
by senator Hudsoeth were true.
The following reply was immedi-
ately sent by the great educator in
complete refutatiOn Of the FL Paso
senator's vain boast
Washington. %. c.. July 10, 1918.
y. b Burns. san Angelo, Texas
Reference TO your wire, am taking
no part directly or Indirectly in any
local campaign and shall not do so.
(Signed) Robert Z. Vinson."
How Reliable Is Hes
In view of this denial of one Of SEN
ator Hudspeth's statements by so en-
inent a man as president Ninson, the
people Of san Angelo are beginning TO
wonder If any OF the statements made
by the FL PasO senator may be taken
at face value or must first be sub
jected 20 investigation TO establish
their truth. The publication here OF
the letter written by Rev. p. r Kniclz-
erbocker. proving that senator Hubs
peth's assertion that the pastor OF the
Trinity Methodist church Of El Pas0
was supporting him in mis- race for
congress was false, was a jolt TO the
senator's supporters in this part OF
the state. and president Wilson's tele-
gram Of denial was the prOverbial last
straw Hudspeth is utterly discredited
in san Angelo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
ANNOUNCES THIRD ISSUE
OF u. S. CERTIFICATES

Dallas. Texas. July e0.-Announce-
ment of a third issue of treasury
certificates was made today by Va
than Adams. director Of sales. The
Texas quota has been reduced from
s1S00O.oO8 TO sle.000.0oo. he also an
uounced-
The certificates viii be dated July
% due November 81 1918. and VIII
bear az percent interest per year.
Subscriptions opened today and VIII
close July so at 3 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

Red Cross were answered TO the sat
isfaetion Of the great audience was
amply manifested by the cheers
which followed his utterances regard
ing them, while every once in a
while the speaker would be inter
rupted by loud declarations that
cobb is all right and suggestions
that he need pay no attention to what
Hudspeth and his minions might say
as lies won't hurt YOU"
Bnres Soul TO People.
While the meeting was Cobb
triumph from every point OF view.
there was a pathetic feature OF the
affair which appealed to the sober
minded men and women I'm the au-
dienCe- It was almost beyond be-
lief that a man should bare the i'm
nermost recesses Of his soul to pub
lie gaze for the purpose Of refuriuE
baseless SANDERS put forth by a man
deeminE himself a fit candidate for
congress, yet Mr.. Cobb did it with
such canlor as TO win applause and
appreciation from even those who
went TO the meeting with minds pois-
Oned by the whispered inueudoes of
women agents here and imposed upon
by senator Hudspeth and his cam
paign manager
That San Angelo is more than ever
Cobb stronghold as the result OF
his candid speech of Friday night is
the generally accepted opinion today.
and instead Of the majority of $50
talked OF by his supporters last week.
that now VIII not be satisfied if 40
falls short Of 1000 TO 1850 Mr. Cobb
viii spend Saturday at Robert Lee.
Bronte and other points in Coke
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

privilege of exhibiting them to the
people Of Fl Paso.
Sol / Berg became a member Of the
Texas Limit club this morning By
subscribing for $1,000 worth Of bonds.
4 subscription Of $500 was also re-
cefveI from Hotel Dieu- Fridays re-
ceipts at the headquarters amounted
% $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
Letters To The Herald



Cannot the food authorities take
the ice situation in hand and induce
the ice companies 20 the cent piece.
I find the ice uniformly runs short
weight. and there is no Wav for the
consumer 10 help himself as ] un-
derstaud there is a division OF terri
tory, and, where the ice is delivered,
only one ice company 20 get ice from.
Tt is admittedly ha-d to cut ice TO
any given number of pounds. but this
objection would have no weight 90 the
companies would use one cent pieces
CT charge consumers for the actual
amount OF ice delivered
With the division Of territory i1
effect and the high prices charged.
the consumer is certainly entitled 20
full weight and rot from 90 70 90
percent snort weight. as 7 find nay
ice runs John H EWin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

Washington. D. c.. July 20-The
largest crops Of beans. sugar beets
and peanuts ever grown in the United
States are in prospect for this years
harvest Department Of agriculture
production forecasts today show an
increase over last year Of almost
100000 bushels in the bean crop and
an increase Of 267. 900 tons i'm the
sugar beet crop.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

san Diego. Calf. July 20.-Albert
Melvin Emery. a cadet flier attached
10 the aviation school at Imperial
Beach, near here, was killed south OF
that place late yesterday. falling 5000
feet in a tail spin Emery was doing
acrobatic flying at the time of the ac-
cident. His home was in Washington
state
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
TWO HELD UNDER BOND;
EXPORT WITHOUT LICENSE

Alfonso Gomez and Manuel A. Con
zales. named in a complaint alleging
Transporting a quantity of clothing
from one part OF the city to another
the ultimate destination being Mex
leo. and there being no export license,
were before L. S. commissioner s L.
Kelly. and each placed under $500
bond. Sturdy morninE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

Washington, d. c., July Clover
subscription Of the first two blocks
o. the treasury certificates issued in
anticipation Of the fourth Liberty loan
and increased returns from war saw
inGs certificates and from income and
excess profit taxes, has made if pos
sihle 20 reduce the third biweekly
offering OF treasury certificates toi
S5oo,o0o.Q00, secretary McAdoo an
nouuces
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

No dogma No creed Come. hear a
thinker" preach and pray, Sundays
IL a. m Fire your own questions at
the open Forum" after the address.
CONGREGATIONAL Church.
Williams and Rio Grande SITS
donated By a Friend.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

Amsterdam. Holland. July co.
strikes involving all the Ukrainian
railways have been started. according
TO telegram from Kiev TO the
Rheinische Westfaelische ZeitUng. OF
Essen. The men have demanded in
erased wages and the restoration OF
the employes, commItLee-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
GRANDVIEW
Hudsnefh Meeting
II EEm VIII

VIII address the voters of Grandvlew
ar the street car station on F..
Boulevard at 8 o'clock tonight. Every
body invited--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
DR.. Ebert. Dentist. 2ls Mills Bldg.


Portland. Ore. July 20.-William G.
McAdoo. secretary Of the treasury and
director general of the railroads. who
arrived here yesterday. said the coun-
try now had an abundance of cars and
locomotives. and that the railroads
were well equipped to handle the
business Of transportation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

CHIROPRACTOR, Cora ~. Franson. D.
C. 1902 Montana Phone 9094.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

Pfonecrs' Picnic at Harris Sill.
"Wednesday. ntv-fourth.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
Dr. maEruder. Dentist. Caplss Bldg


More Americans EAuuuteAs
LONDON. Eng. July 20--king George
has approved the award Of the grand
cross Of the Order Of St Michael and
St George 10 admiral Sims, com
mandsr of the American naval forces
and has approved rear admiral Hugh
Rodman. an honorary knight com
mandsr Of the order Of the Bath, and
rear admiral Joseph Strauss an hon
orary knight commander OF the Order
Of ST. Michael and St George.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
Conservation Of Supplies
Causes Call of Auto Men
Next Wednesday.

II you drive an automobile. YOU
wiz have to supply yourself with
gasoline on Saturday for your Sunday
touring and during the day for your
night rides. You viii have to change
your own tires at nights and on sun
days and holidays, too.
This is the wish Of the government
and the rule viii he put into effect
here in a short time. II went into
effect in Kansas City, St Louis and
other cities on the first of July.
Saturday, Winchester Cooley, chair
man Of the local county council OF de-
fence named J. W. kirkpatrick, d. C.
Booth and W. w. Littlejohn TO take
un the matter Of conservation in gas
oIine oils and auto supplies in FL
Paso.
call Meeting FOR Wednesday
They have called a meeting for next
Wednesday in the chamber Of COM
merce at g o'clock in the evening, OF
all automobile dealers. accessory men.
tire dealers and gasoline dealers The
object Of the meeting. as stated br
chairman Kirkpatrick, is TO plan to
discontinue unnecessary service. 20
stoD night service. sunday and holt
day service and go on cash basis
Ii is impossible i'm Kansas City and
St Louis. and has been since July 1.
to get any sort Of service for an auto
mobile in the way OF gasoline, Access
series or tires after 6 o'clock at night
or on q Sunday or a holiday This is
said TO be generally effective in the
larger cities and viii become effective
in FL Pas0 shortly after this meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

DO YOU SMOKE Or CHEW TOBACCO
% eZcess2 u so. send 50 CENTS for trIaI
size OF So for Sig family size ANTI
SMOKE the harmless effective errI-
septic Mouth Wash and EarEia-Is
NuI taken internally You cannot smoke
Cigarettes Cigars. Pipe or chew tobacco
and use ucza''-vou must s-1n
one OF the other '-Antf-Sruolca-s sold in
the l. s. ARMY Reliable agents write
Tor our proposition. PostrEe prep sll-
send stamps. coin or money order 10 IllE
ANFI-SMOKE COMPANY. DEPT. r. san
ANTONIO. TEXas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20
NEWS BREVITiES II:
Tae Camera shop-sll y oresOH.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
.as-ertisanant.l

charging him with having commerce
with the enemy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

lar civilian army and lend their sup
port to organization.
IF. at considerable cost Of time and
effort. their investment in war saw
ings stamps can be checked from any
source. their names viii not have TO
be sent in on the long sheets as slack
ers. because FL Paso wants TO show
the smallest number OF noncoopera-
tors IL would be too had 10 put
merely obstinate people down with
the real slackers and alien enemies.
and FL Paso needs their cooperation
for harmony
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

ShOemakers' Supplies, Mexico Shoe
Machinery Co.. 215 s. Oregon Phi. 1852
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-20

nDOUDT L AVOID trouble. Leave
IhOODLG Baggage Checks at
LongwelTs. or Telephone No. l.
Former Policeman Indicted
Paris. France. July 2Q.-tH avas
aEency)-An Indictment has been
found against H. Manoury. former di-
rector Of the prefecture of police,