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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
BLAZE BREAKS OUT WITH
FIREMEN OUT ON STRIKE

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug 81
with tho city rrcmcn on strike and
the engine houses deserted. a fire
broke out IN the wholesale section
OF Pittsburgh this afternoon AZ the
first alarm one hose carriage and
three firemcn who had stuck to their
posts appeared. Tho fire was IN a
long row Of two-story buildings and
fast gained headway
Men from Manufacturing plants
near by flushed with hose from the
plants. coupled 10 street hydrauis and
attacked the blaze Apparatus ar
rived manned by volputcta one so'
Of apparatus was manned by sol
diers from "A training camp
About an hour after the general
warming had been sent IN some one
notified tho Labor Temple whore the
firemen were holding t meeting ana
the four members of "a downtown
company rushed TO their old station.
commandeered the apparatus and,
apparently forgetting their FrIe'.
ances, rolled of 20 tho fine ln street
clothes
When they arrived tho fre had
been we'll controlled hy the amateur
fire nphters
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
DELAY IN TAKING TRAWLER
IS CRITICIZED BY SENATE

WASHINGTON Aug 2t-Delsy
in the capture or destruction Of tho
trawler Triumph, armed and set
nose by German Submarine TO
prcy4 unon American fishing craft
was criticized IN tho senate today by
senator MCCumber of North Dakota
lie declared since the trawler could
not make over ten knots an hour
there was no excuse for the navN's
failure TO deal with her promptly.
Senator Penrose Of Pennsyiyann
declared the submarine chaser pro-
gram had been delayed and that 10
was due largely 10 "procrastinatlon'
Of the secretary of tho navy
Senator chamberlain Of oregon.
chairman Of the military committee.
defended the navy and paised rs
work In safely conveying trbops 10
France Senator Penruse said his In
formation was that the troops were
carried over largely in British trans
ports conveyed by hfiush war yes
sells
Senators Gerry OF Rhode Islapd
ana Lodge OF Massachusetts dofended
the navy department Senator
Lodge said everything possible look
ing 20 the capture or destruction OF
the trawler and the submarines was
being done and he was confident tho
navy WNs4ld succeed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
british FORCES
BATTLE WAY ON.

ny The Associated Press
Without pause the British forces
battling against tho Germans are
moving forward In the direction of
Bapaume The fighting has been eS-
tremely heavy. but there has been no
stopping Field Marshal HaiG's men.
and the latest report from British
headquarters says that they are max
INK progress along the entire front
of the British attack.
The important towns OF Bray.
ThRpyal ana Grandcourt. together
withsaVeral smaller$plAces, have
been capwred. and m6fs than 1900
prisoners have been taken In the lat
ost advance OF the British army.
which now occupies the atrategically
important Thiepvsi ridge
ArounG Mlraumont, which lies a
little north on Grandcourt, the fight
INK has been OF great intensity. and
this place apparently has fallen. ss
Haig's report says that the enemy
held out until outflanked by ad-
vancing columns"
British detaohmsnts have reached
Avesnes lez- Bhpaume, which lies
very close 10 Bapaume. whose cap
ture is expected at an early date. bat
not without severe fighting
American troops holding the
ground around F1smes have moved
up 10 tho Soissons- Rheims road
along a front OF about hair mile,
while tho French. though not eNten-
aiyoiy engaged. have made some
progress south nf Crecy au- Mont
Along the Chaulncs- Boye sector of
the line there Is comparative qDici
This region has not been mentioned
in recent advices Although the
French are known 10 be close 90
Noyon. that city 10 still held by the
Germans The French hold ground
along the southern hank NJ the Ois3,
and hayf' been reported 20 be across
n a. two points but they appear 20
have ceased their attacks for the
moment. seeming 10 he waiting for
tho outccme ~ tho fighting in Pi-
cardv ana Ariois
The lcft bank ~ ne Ailetie ia also
held by tho French There have
been reports that they have crossed
this stream but theso have not been
officially confirmed South " the
Auctte. tho French appear 10 be def |
iniie.y held up ON the hills north Of
SolEsonH Their position there.
howeNrf. would seem to render the
German positions near Solssons un-
tcnable
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
C0LLINSVILLE VOTE
ALMOST UNANIMOUS
ONLY SiN Vote, out of 1888 Are Cast
Against Annexation; Township
Receives Royal Welcome.

That ColuuwIllo township is wei
come 90 enter Tulsa county was eF-
emilincd hy the overwhelming ma
lority by which the annexation
propositIon was carried In Tulsa
couniy at the special election yes
tcrday. Tulsa city wcnt solid Tor
the annexation Through the county
only slx voters expressed dlsapproval
of the plan Three of those are 10
Gated In one precinct II oWasSo.
ont Of total Of 90 precincts Tn
Tulsa county 81 had SEPT IN thelr
reports by midnight last night In
those 81 precincts l4No votes h'd
been csst..l-7g for he annexation
and six hgainsb IT. Ca
0 ON account of the rain and the
general bad condition Of the roads
IL was iwpossible for some OF the
farmers tp get to the polls II W1s
conceded by all who had given the
prpun.itlon. any thouEhtIuut Dolllus-
vIls would be annexed 10 Tulsa
,ount. and. consequently there were
rasIIv lepa votes cast than there
would have been had there heen any
indication Of contest over the cleo
ton.
Tulsa is 10 he congratulated on
the ACQUISITION ofthis additional ter
ritory 10 the taxable domain ot the
county. CollinNille has shown her
zpirit IN the matter and the great
majority is taken AS a compliment to
tho little city 10 the north that nnr
shown determination 10 better
Itself This acquisition will add 20
Tulsa's commercial connections In no
mean measure. and Tulsa people wal
find that closer connection with col
linsville merchants will be beneficial
all the way around
Here's 20 you, Collinsville' Tulpa
county welcomes you! May you never
regret the move that you have made.
and Tulsa extends assurance that she
has nothing TO regret. nor ever will
have.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
REVENUE MEASURE WILL
BE FINISHED ON MONDAY

WASHINGTON. Aug % The
sN.O0o,0o0.OO0 revenue hllI provd-
ing Tor the greatest tax lrsy.. In the
history OF tho Upitpi states wNI boz
agreed upon finally hv the house
ways and means committee Monday
iepofteA TO the house Thursday and
brought up In the house for con.
alderauon Monday September D.
hls program was announced to-
night by Chairman ktchn OF the
mouse, ways and means committee.
with the prediction that The house
WIZ pass the bin after a wcsl, con
sideration
Flnal estimates submitted tn the
committee hy the treasury experts
today made. II unnecessary 90 con
template necessity OF resortinE 20
consumption taxes or any new de-
vices or plans for raising additional
revenue beyond those already in the
measure These estimates gave
$500, 900 600 a. the total probable
annual yield OF the bin lac now
framed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
GOVERNMENT STILL LOSES
IN RAILROAD OPERATIONS

WASHINGTON. Aug. 24..-owins
largely 10 big back payments OF wass
increases. the railroads under federal
control in June reached an aggre-
gate deficit OF $685.. 900 in railway
operation income az compared with
positive . earnings Of tss.sos. 900 IN
June, 1917.
This reduced the total operating
income for the Hlx months OF gov
ernment operation ending with June
TO ti7g,iet,0o0 as compared with
ifbs. 20s. 600 in the corresponding
period OF last year
These Ugures complied by the Ina.
terstate commerce commission an
nounoed today, show that the gov
eminent has lost about $3.50. .0Qo, 900
in operation OF railroadE during the
first six months this year.
The wage payments IN Juno under
Director General MoAdoo's order. az
reported by ie4 or about three
fourtha OF the first -claas roads.
amounted to siS5.000. 600. without
this added expense the railroads IN
June would have earned s7i.0s4 900.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
TEUT0NS TURN DOWN
SPAIN'S U-BOAT PLEA
Germany Replies That Guarantee OF
stopping Underscn Warfare Can
not Be Given In Danger lone
PROTEST ON SEIZURE MADE
Huns EnrnEcd ~ Intctinon of Spain
Ia Replace sunkon ships With
German Tonnage.

AMSTERDAM. Aug q. ..- Ger
many has enorgetically protested
against the intention OF Spain TO re-
place sunken Spanish tonnage by in
termed German ships, according to
an official statement issued In Ber-
In
GermAny's reply TO spain's an
nouncement a. 10 submarine war
fare, which IL reported 10 have been
sent. says that such a procedure on
the part ot Spain az was Indicated In
the Instructions 20 the Spanish am
bRssAdor a, Berlin might possibly
result In the severance of relations
between the countries, according ~
a Copenhagen dispatch to the nx-
change Telegraph company
The note declares. however that
Germany Ia ready 10 consider limit
inE the operations of'suhmarines out.
side OF the danger rome.
II is said that Germany has m.
formed Spain that abe cannot render
any guarantee IN this respect and
cannot treat spain In an Aexcsptionas
way. Germany. the note says. can!
hoN kiN' up WV ouUfOaflVe WdIttFe
and hopes that Spain. with has en-
pressed desire 20 maintain her
neutrality viii really remain neutral
PARIS. Aug. IL fHavasl Me-
gotiationa between Berlin and Mad
rid over SPANS decision 10 replace
sunken Spanish ships with Germss
interned vessels have failed, accord
ing 20 the Petit Parislsn.
Imperial Chancellor Won Hertiing
does not desire 10 furnish any guar
anteees against submarine warfare,
II IL said, and the Maura ministry of
Spain is maintaining Rs position,
A Madrid dispatch August ~
stated that the Spanish Ambassador
At Berlin had been instructed TO In
from the German government that
Spain will utilize German vessels
now In Spanish ports IN place %
Spaniah ships sunk by German sub
marines. II was said that this de-
cision was announced IN an official
statement issued after meeting
O. the spanish ministry at sap
sebastin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
MOORE NAMED MANAGER
or CATTLE LOAN AGENCY

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 2t---w n.
Moore or Kansas City was today Sc
lectedo al manager and secretary OF
the Federal Cattle Loan agency
which Is 10 be established here and
operated under the supervision OF
tho Federal Reserve bank. Appoint
ment Of Mr. Moore came AZ the CON
cluaion OF two day conference be
tween clifford Leonard and Angus
Mclean OF tho war finance board
from Washington snd bankers and
Aockmcn Of Missouri Kansas, Ne
braRka. Oklahoma. Colorado and
wyoming
The meeting today also elected a
hoard OF directors. 20 consist of j
B. Mlllert governor OF the Kansas
city Federal Reserve bank: Judge
Asa Ramsey. federal reserve agent.
and M l.. Mcclure OF Kansas City.
man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
SENATE REPUBLICANS ASK
EARLY VOTE ON SUFFRAGE

WAsTuSGTON. Aux 1f- Repub.
Iicans Of the SENATE conference today
adopted q resolution urging ..ction -
the earliest possible date on IN"
pending federal woman suffrage
amendment The resolution did not
advise tho Republican membership
how TO vote
The action wns taken on viva
present with virtually mo- opposition
In announcing 10. later Senator
Wadsvnrth az S,v York. who op.
posed tho suffrage resolution. rm-
phasiged that the conference action
ral'. merely for q vote without bind
iug any EDuIfbTa action.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
JOltiHg the Vice
Organization

No more effective way OF
handling the vice system in tulsa.
in tho state and I'm the nation can
be produced than an enforcement
uf the non-esscnNal occupation
order Of the draft boards
without negro portcrs stand
ing 40 the bottom of the steps iu
roomInF house or 8ctiug aH bell.
hops AZ hotels. The commercial
prostitute would find bus.ncs
mighty dull
The government has held that
these mon. essential occupations
shall not be- flllcd by drafted men,
rFardles Of their class
Besides. think Of the good me
grand army OF hc!l.hops and
porters could do I'm The cotton
fields around Tulsa during the
next few monthg
why nor give tho vice orE1ni
cations % iolt by enforcing the
regulation
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
WOULD POSTPONE UTILITY
EXTENSIONS OF ALL KINDS

WASHINGTON. Aug % Every
extension of street car line, eIeca
tric lighting system. water main.
street paving or other ,ubllc utility
enterprise not absolutely essential 20
The war should be powrD--u 49,,
peace times. a1id tho governments
capital issues committee IN lcter
sent today 10 an state public utility
comm issiopg
These state bodies wsro urged not
only 10 frown upon additions and
hettcrments requiring capital ok
penditures. but also 20 remove from
public service corporations n pos
Fihlc the necessity Of carrying out
contract or franchise obligations
which might he liEpcuscd with I'm tho
war CmerEcncy
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
TO LOCATE S0UADRONS AT
HOUSTON AND LONG ISLAND

WASHINGTON. Aug 'l.Of the
forty air squadrona. ora8nIDtIon ot
which recently was authorized hy the
war department, D. was announced
today four will be located az Hous-
'on. fffSas and 26. or a training hri-
Aa0 Of three wings, on Ions Island,
New York.
The base OF the Long Island trolu-
ms brigade will he Hazplhurst nr'H
near Mueola Tho squadron V.I
work under field conditions mfut.
'e ls nearly as possible conditions
u'nln1 the lines IN France They
I trhin as organizations and if ia
.oped 10 furnish them completely
WIN personnel and equipment .n
..' little additional work viii na
,la'''d hcttre they take their
places on the fronS'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
FRENCH TAXING RFST
ON SOUTHERN LINE

PARIS. Aug 2t-The French
troops on the southern part of the
battle line apparently are taking a
brief breathing spell after days OF
continuous fighting under broil-
Ing sun. leaving tho British Ia go
ahgad with the offensive movement.
This Is In accordance with the Foch
system ~ striking first on one see
ton and then on another section ~
the line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
CROWDER CALLS OUT
MEN FOR SEPTEMBER
Oklahoma to send 1000 10 Logan.
TcNas; 10000 Bowie and 9ef Ne.
grocs Co Camp Dodge.

WASHINGTON Aus 2t -Four
separate seloctlve draft calls. conni
tuting the first Of ne September calls
and requiring is6.773 men 10 entrnin
for training camps between AuFust
30 and September o were issued 10
night by Provost Marshal General
Crowdcr Every state and the Dis
trict of Columbia n called 10 furnish
men Tor training TO augment the
forces abroad For general military
fervice l26.O00 white men and 2i.2TO
NEGROES are called, fof limited service
40 503 white men are called
The calls hv states with the campo
70 which the men are 10 be sent fol-
lbw
General military service white
eniralnment september 3, 1918. to
September =. 1915
Arkansas, 1000. Camp Pike. Ilu-
nola. 2,00n Camp Custer. Michigan.
Illinois 2 600 camp Grant. Illinois
Iowa, 5000 camp Dodge. Iowa
Kansas, $500. Camp Funston. Kan.
kentucky 700, Camp Taylor.
Loultlann, 1000, Camp neaure-
gard la Mississippi 2.0O0. Camp
Pike Missouri, $500. Camp MacAr-
thur. Texas. Nebraska. 700, Camp
Grant, New Mexico. 900. Camp Mac
Arthur oklahoma. 1000. Camp 10.
gan TeXag
Tennessee. 1000. Camp wads-
worth, g g.. Texas 5000 camp Ira
VIE Texas
General military service Colored
en'rainment September 4 1918.
Arknnsaa. SOC Camp Pike Arksn
sas as, Camn Dodge. Illinois. ls2
Camp Grant. Iowa, l28 Camp
Dodge Kansas, lo7, Camp Funston,
Louisiana. l,3lN Camp Grant
Louisiana, 500, Camp Beauregard
"a Mississippi 2.Ol8. Camp Fun
ston. Mississippi 1000. Camp shelby.
Miss Missouri $50. Camp Dodge
Nebraska. 96. Camp Lewis New Mex
ico. b. camp Travis, oklahoma, 29i.
Camp Dodge.
Tennessee. 2,5oL Camp Sherman
Tennessee. 900 Camp Taylor
Texas. 400 Camp Dodge, Texas. 800,
Camp Travis
Imfed service. white
Entral r-ucnt September 80, 1918
Arkansas. 500. Camp Bowie. I'M
nols. 1000 Camp Grant. Iowa, 500
Fort Riley Kansas 900 Fort Riley
Kentucky 500 camp Wheeler
LoWHiaua 500. Camp Rowie, Miasia.
sIpni 400 camp Wheeler. Missouri.
1900. Camp Crenleaf Nebras, 400
Fort Riley New Mexico. 100, Camp
Bowie
oklahoma 500 Camr Bowie Ten
nssscc. 900. camp Wheeler, Texas.
500 Camp Bowie
Limited service White military
intelligence photo~faphersj
Erlruinment August 40 1913,
New Mexico o, Fort Meyer. Va
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
nuns PREPARING
kRETREAT ON yESLE.

BY The Associated Press
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
on THE NESLE FRONT. Aug 20 -
The diminished activity OF the Ger
man artillery north OF the Ncsle to-
day gave rise 10 the suspicion that
the enemy waH preparing 20 aban-
don the ground south OF the Aisne
before being compelled go do so by
the rapidly menaclng aliied flank
movement north OF Soiss0ns Only
minor clashes between patrols
marked the day one prisoner wac
taken by tho Americans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
CONDITION OF EMPRESS
IS REPORTED IMPROVED

AMSTERDAM. Aug 2t-A ,bul-
le'n issued by the physicians attend
Ing the German empress. who Ia re-
ported 10 he suffering from nervous
stu says
The heart troubles from which
have been temporarily aggravated
owing 10 overstrain Her majesty
wurf FOR the present keen completely
1uist Her health. however. hhs tl.
ready go improved as f0 give hope
thar with further care o. VIII he
restored
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
What YOu VIII Find
in TOddy's World.
Main Sova Section

hNn vows bochon
Man Power Bill Passes House an.
Proves Proves plans, with but cssr sitsra
'NCouusvine Aunered-Vot. 49,,
unanimous 10 make Colltnsvtiie
township part ot tulsa county.
Haig Pushes On -Gcrmans fsu 10 sta,
antrepid tngiish general In drive
near Bapaumr
sport Page News Of intsrest "a Inn
and those who would liko TO be fans
Aetters Of People Captain Rooney
writes m army salute
GermAu Front Cracking Baiderston
right Va the thick OF n. tells ma
something readers had never thought
Civil War Fights Near Tulsa gi,,o,v
Of operanonf n Stand Waite Indian
soldiers
Marss,s- Resume Of operations for
vffk
on ,a'oreI rsrk knows NOR, ,nor,
oil than any other writer in the
I''t' Tine page tells an the latest
developments Two pages
Labor pay Plras-u unian labor on a,
uua pirntr, will stage real celebrA
ron. =,
socitty sec.ion.
Women and War Work Resume OF
operations OF women the world over
'nr ali OF men IN prosecuting war
Tulsa social HapprrinEs-N what n.
people o' b" city are doing m the
social vhirl
Tulsa Girls Mav Serve In Nan-e--ln
tore tne account OF patriotism y,
Tulsa young women who will drive
pmhl.anref and work as nuraea
SUNDAY school Lsston-Bo7 Nawsom.
gives intcrsEiins and unique viewt on
me scriptures from a common sense
standpoint
Tu.hut I0 colorado Hundreds from
Oklahoma so fo mountain mecca
lalS Band rcI's how lHfs music Eeeps
soldiers In good fighting rltsh
state society 'H 'H" s9Gsl whiri OF
towns over uhshona
New Nork Fashion Letter Fearful snd
wnnderiul conceptions in IAN wear
Editorial Editorial maa gives worth
vn''r subject. serious consideration
Oklahoma Oufhurst. TOO.
The NourrvIfr Tho latest and beet
recipes for everything good 10 eat 10
Camera Nses --latest and sr.eisfi news
uI '.r V,.t ,.aus.gad by the camera
Auto Section
Motors rrH Wlrarr.lt. az motor 70
h..r. s making rotnh'e moro speedy
.R.sr your Horn -raps give sst Of
RULE. tor operation Of Ford in their
Trouble Saver where The man with dtf
hcu'nn can r't them l-'ra-shtraei
Ina Nu,s You fast be, bs 10 r-v read.
.Hg f.. account of Hs experience ANA
sou t... |" convinced o..
foHn m.NH.t1n iia deserve. whole
section b.. himself Tells today of ihr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
Kentucky DistiHerB
Is Burned for Loss
of OUCr $4,000, ,OOO

OWFNsBDHO. KY Aug ~
Fire ftartiug tonight az o'clock
M me plant OF the Green River
piauInu company here hy 1880
o'clock had destroyed the entire
plant $4,000 barrels of whisky and
,nuIIst "a loss we'll 500 excess ,nf
$4,000 600. The whisky alone vas
valued NJ 1g.Et0OOO ana the loss
go The United states government IN
taxes ls approximately &st5O,00o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
LONDON Aug 2-In the fighting during the last threc
days the British have captured $4,000 prisoners

which they retired during an attack
last evening
While Field Marshal Haig's man
pressed forward with mighty strides
on tho main battle front today. they
had 10 fight for every yard Of
ground. Considerable numbers OF
guns and prisoners have besn cap
tured all along the line and the Brit
ish have again inflicted the heaviest
possible casualties on the enemy The
ground over which the battle has
been fought has invariably been 1T
tered with Geaa Germans
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
GERMANS ARE RELYING ON
MACHINE GUNNERS TO WIN

LONDON Aug 2A.--Germany's
apparent reliance on machine guas
10 counteract her waning manpower
In France 10 reflected In an article IN
the Nossissche ZeitunE Of Berlin by
Captain Won Salzmanp. a military
critic.
The Dars Maifs correspondent at
The HaeiSsBays that the captain ex-
plains that The western front has
been made impregnahle by machine
guns The critic declares that the
tactical gains into strategic VIC
tory will be defeated by machine
guns
Horse drawn machine guns, he
adds. have been distributed 10 each
lcumpany
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
The Weather

TULSA. Aus ~
Maximum -b min
imum 80 south
winds partly cloudy
precipitation % iu
chts
OKLAHOMA FOR
SUNDAY aud Monday
generally fair
LOUISIANA For
sunday and Monday
generally tar
ARKANSAS for
SUNDAY probably
howcrE MdN taN gen
rrally far.
~ IS I TEAS
sunday probably
bBwerf Monday
sensrally fair
" y s r TEXAS
sunday ana Monday
ariIy cloudy Z,
IoudN. Irohdbl D
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-25
No NeU Restrictions
On Sugar Are Planned

WASHINGTON, Aug 24-No ad-
diuonal restrictions on the use Of
sugar by houscholders and the nuhlic
generally Will he necessary. Food
Administrator Hoover announced to-
day. because there is plenty Of SUGAR
'o care Tor domestic and allied
wants provided the present conser-
walton measures Of two pounds 10
person monthly are continued.