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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04
GIVES THE UNITED
STATES VERY TIMELY HINT

LONDON. Sept ss.-In view ~ the
almost certain shortage % coal la the
Eastern United States. this advice
given by the director of "A large stove
and range manufacturing may be 81
equal value on the American side.
"a cheap. effective and easy way of
preventing a good deal 81 coal vast
age In Kitchen ranges Il to Use fire
clay" said he.
After a range has been In use some
little time the firehricks az the sides
and back get burned away Co some eN-
tent. ~ that the fire chamber becomes
larger than II was Intended 20 he and
consequently burns more coal Fire
bricks are relatively expensive aud
have tn be fitted For eight cents
sufficient fireclay % on up the holes
In an ordinary kitchen range can be
bought
The clay should he made into a
thick paste and filled In the holes OF
worn away parts after first wetting the
surface o. be covered. Let II SET foT
twonty-four hours then light a fire
aud the clay will be hard baked"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04
INSTITUTE or ENGINEERS
FIGURES LARGER OUTPUT

NEW YORK. sept. 2a.-with an
aim toward stimulating wartime pro-
ductlon 81 iron and steel and coal and
coke. u special meeting % the Amori-
can Institute OF Mining Engineers will
be- held In Milwaukee. Wis. three days
beginning October sth. Prominent
81 the institute Of metals a.
vision aud the iron and steel section
% the Institute Will he IN attendance
Mining engineers throughout the
country feel that the importance 81
iron aud steel production. which la IT
self II dependent on the quantity and
quality Of coal and coke available. H.
paramount at the present stage 90 the
war
The Milwaukee meeting will bee held
simultaneously with the annual meet
inF 90 the American foundrymcn's as
soclation. and the men actually work
ing with the products Of American
mines will be able TO take counsel
with the American engineers on the
most pressing needs OF the day. Some
81 the subjects TO be taken up IN the
course Of the sessions are SYM
postum on the conservation OF tin,
the autobiography OF aluminium, den.
tai alloys, radium. low temperature,
diatliati0n Of ILLINOIS and Indiana
Goals. the manufacture 90 ferro.alloys
In the electric furnace. the use 90 coal
In puiverlHed form. price fixing OF
bituntinoun coal hy the United states
fuel administration ana the work OF
the national research council
Motion pictures will be shown on
the trlplex steel process. concrete
ships and the work 81 war orlpples
In the manufacturing Industries
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04

Arrangements are being rapidly
completed BY the Delaware Holding
company ~ the Western Pacific Rail
road 81 California 60 legally assume
Ownership and control 81 Utah Fuel
company ~ Utah. according 10 word
received during the last few days.
This b. new and big asset FOR the
stockhoidors. u having been recently
net aside FOR them by the Denver.
colo. federal court In part payment
u their s3s. 100000 court affirmed
debt against the Denver and Rio
Grsnde
Utah Fuel company owns about
tweuty.six thousand acres of lands
In Carbon and Emery counties In Utah.
the greater portion In Carbon. and al
W largo acreage In Colorado. The
Utah lands are estimated 60 contain
close 90 two hundred millions ~ tons
Of coal More than eight hundred
ovens are In commission az Sunnyside.
II u presumed that much % this coal
end coke viii find an increased mar
kct In California and other Pacific
Coast states under the new ownership.
vice President aud General Mana
rcr Cowie Of Utah Fuel company Il
Just home az Salt Lake city after an
absence - month OF SIX weeks on
the coast A. yet he has given out
nothing 10 the newspapers concerning
the new Ownership. II IL taken there
viii be no changes IN the personnel
~ the company at Zion.
Utah Fuel company Stockholders
have their annual meeting Tor the
election 81 officers each October 18th
In New York city u has Tor years
been Gould corporation. closely al.
lied with the Denver and Rio Grande
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04

ESTRAY NoTlCE-Notice IL he ehy
given. that under an Ordinance Of
Price. Utah. entitled. An Ordinance
prohibiting the running at large Of
horses. cattle. mules. asses. sheep
goats and swine. aud 10 provide for
the impounding thereof" I have TAX
en- up and impounded the following
Gescrihed animal 90 Wit one gray
horse about 10 yenrs old, weight about
$50 pounds No brands visible Shod
on both front feet Aud II the said
animal h not claimed and taken
away within ten ti0l days from the
Date uf this notice. and an custs
thereon paid. shall expose az public
sale aud sell % the highest bidder Tor
cash. the animal above described.
Such sale "a take place ON the 1th das
of October 1915. az the estray pound
at g y. m. al my residence. of said
Price Dated az Price. Carbon County,
state of Utah. this 2sth day of sept
.gisis ORSON A. LARSEN. Pound
keeper
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NOTICE To WATER USERS.

NOTICE To WATER USERS
State Engineers office. Salt Lake
cts. Utah. Sept ~. 1915. Notice "
hereby given that the Deaeret Fuel
company. with ~ principal office at
Salt Lake city. Utah has made ap.
plication Ia accordance with the re-
qulrcmeuts 90 the Compiled Laws 81
Utah. 1907. a. amended by the Ses-
sion Laws " Utah. 1909. 1911 and
1915, o. appropriate one-haif ~ of
n nccond-foot 81 water from two un.
named springs in fork ~ Spring Can
yon in Carbon county Said springs
are situated a. follows. From the
northwest corner 81 Sec. IS. Twp. ~
South. Range = Fast. Salt Lake base
aud meridian. Ne I il sosO feet east
and ioi0 feet south. and No. l. iatO
feet east and 710 feet south. The
water from No. I will be- conveyed In
pipeline % No. 2 and there com
mingled. ana from there the com
mingled water will be conveyed In a
channel for a distance Of 1000 feet
and there used from January Let TO
December aist. inclusive. OF each
year, at the company's mine In the
Utah coal mining district Tor gen
eral coal mining purposes. This
application u designated In the state
engineers office as No. 1918. All
protests against the granting OF said
application. stating the reasons there
Tor. must be made by affidavit In dup
licate. accompanied with Zee Of
ts.so. aud filed IN this office within
thirty t30l days after the completion
OF the publication % this notice. a
! y, McGoNAuLE. State Engineer.
Date of first pub, sept 20, 1915.
Date ~ completion Of publication Oct
NoTicE ron PUBLICATION
Coal Entry. tsec. s3t7. ". 81 Land
office Al Salt Lake city. Utah. Aug.
~. 1915. Notice IN hereby given that
/ y. Irene DuckwAll % Moweaqua,
county 81 shelby. state of Illinois,
Aug, Q. 1913. filed Ia this office ap.
| plication o. purchase Serial No. O23-
/ asl, under the provisions ~ Sec. s3tT,
/ u, \, Revised Statutes. Lots q, 10 aud
| II, NWaSEh OF Sec. 4, Twp. 10
south, Range ~ East. Salt Lake mer-
tdian. Any and all persons claiming
adversely the lands described or de-
string 10 object for any reason Go the
entry thereof by applicant. should
file their affidayits 81 protest Ia this
office during the thirty-day period
Immediately following the first print
ed issue 90 this notice. otherwise the
Application may be allowed. GOULD
N. BLAKElN. Register
First pub, Sept. a. last oct. =, 1918.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04
RRoNCmNL TROUBLE.

Mrs A. y. Sidenberder. Rockfield.
Indiana. writes; For an attack OF
bronchial trouble which usually as
sails me Ia the spring find Chamber
lain's Colgh Remedy the only thing
that gives mo relief After using Il
for a few days all signs OF bronchial
trouble Disappears" Advt.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04

Utah draft Officials have been warn
ed by federal authorities 20 do every
thing possible % safeguard the health
81 ali drafted men going into the
service. State and city health Of
ficlals say there are no eases III
Spanish influenza la the state at
present. but that every precaution
possible will he taken o. avoid the
spread 81 this disease la the State.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04

Provost Marshal General Crowder
has issued a formal letter 81 thanks
to the members 81 the state council
81 defense and 60 the county organi.
cations ~ well ~ 10 the members u
the various draft boards Of the state
FOR their corporation IN the operation
81 the reieetiye draft law and other
matters pertaining 10 the service.
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NOTICE FOR PUnIICATION.-

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Coal Entry tSec. 2ai7. n. 81 Land
otfiee Al Salt Lake city. Utah, Aug.
y, 1915. Notice h hereby given that
Arthur j. Ice % Price. county of Car
bon. state ~ Utah, on Aug o. 1915.
illed Ia this office application 10 pur-
chase Serial No. 02334T, under the
provisions ~ Sec. g3iI, 4. s. Revised
statutes. the SEA- NEL, Sec. o.
y y NWh and NEhswh ~ Sec. 20.
TWP TO south, Range ~ East. Salt
Lake meridian. Any and an persons
claiming adversely the lands desorih-
ed or desiring a. object for any rea .
son "a the entry thereof los applicant
should file their affidayits of protest
h lhls office during the thirty.day
period N publication Immediately
l"llnWlhs the first printed issue ~ this
n"uce, otherwise the application MAY
he allowed. GOULD h. BLAKFLY.
Register
FIRST pub, Sept g; last oct. 4. 1918.
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beyond our control. and we hereby
call on our fellow mineworkers IN the
Butler-Mercer field TO cooperate In
making the production OF this field
100 per cent"
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04
.oTICE FOR PUBIICATIoN

C Coz. Entry, tsec. 2si7. n. 81 Land
slill,e A. salt Lake city. Utah. Aug
q lslA. Notice Is hereby given that
clthur - sutton ot Price. county 81
,ein"n, state ~ Utah. on Aug.
sle, liled ~ this office application
"a, a. purchase serial No. 0233lS, under
w., ~. p'e, lslons OF Sec. s3A7, u. 5. RE
81 = sWh MEN Of See. no t,yn -
Snuth' hange "a East. Sail LAKE msr
laian. Any and an persons claimins
adversely the lands described. or ~
aHlhs 70 object Tor any reason M ~.
shliy thereof by applicant. shouid d.
neH auldaVits Of protest An this ~.
"'e during the thirty day period -,
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NOTICE ron PUnLICATION.-

-
Coal Entry. (Sec. 23iI, n. 50 Lana
office AZ Salt Lake city, Utah Aus
~, 1918. Notice Il hereby given l ma
Russell q, Schulder OF Salt Lake W.
county Of Salt Lake. state OF u,lti
Aug. 3, 1915, filed In this office appns
cation 10 purchase Serial No. O.s'g
under the provisions OF Sec. gu.
:. Revised Statutes. the EhsEs
See y; VIZ SWh OF See. 10, TWP,
South. Range IA East Salt Lake nisg
idian. Any ana all persons clalhSlDs AZ.
adversely the lands described oI ne
string 20 object for any reason az
entry thereof by applicant shoulu
their affidayits OF protest IN w, -
lice during the thirty-day petlos ,he
publication Immediately following ~.
first printed issue OF this notice o.sd
wise the app '.catiOn may De
GOULD 10. BLAKELr, Register sts.
FIRST pub, Sept s, last Oct y
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04

Some OF the most charming capes
have deeply frinRed collars.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04
UTAH FUEL COMPANY IS
PASSING TO new
PEOPLE
NOW CONTROLLED ny WESTERN
PACIFIC INTERESTS.

Relieved. However. There VIII BE No
Changes In the Personnel OF the
Executive officer and Othcrs ~
salt lake city and In Carbon Count,
-Coast Trade T. 60 lie Increased.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04
NOTICE FoR PunLIoATI0N-.

NNANE AOh IthitNhtN.''
Coal Entry, (Sec. 2afT. u, 81 lahu
office Al Salt Lake city. Utah, Aus
~, 1915. Notice Is hereby given thar
Nell NJ. Madsen OF Price. county OF
Carbon, state OF Utah. on Aus. .
1918, filed IN this office application
20 purchase Serial No. 023abO, under
the provisions OF Sec. 2aiI. u. ;. hs,
Nlsod Statutes. Lots I, 2, 3, ana Z o.
See. 4, Twp. 10 South. Range last
Salt Lake meridian. Any and Az per
sons claiming adversely the lands as'
scribed, or desiring 90 object Tor any
reason 60 the entry thereof hy hp
plicant. should file their affidaVits OF
protest In this office during the thlI,s
day period Immediately following tnp
first printed issue 81 this notice, olhets
wise the application may be aUo"e'
GOULD n, BLAKELf. Register ,s
First pub, Sept. G.; last oct T. l'Ie
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPubllaherl Department of the In.
terior. United States Land office A.
salt Lake City. Utah. Aug, 80, 1918
veto of Sunnyslde. Utah, who on
March ~, 1915, made homestead en-
Try. Serial No. oit0s5. for Sis NWk
aud M SWA. Sec. II. Twp, II South
Range IA East. Salt Lake meridian
has filed notice OF intention 90 make
three-year proof. 10 establish claim
60 the land above described, before
the clerk 81 the district court, carbon
county. at Price. Utah, ON the ish
as witnesses John u. Pesseto, freo
Devone ana Annibaie Paolasso, all OF
sunnyside. Utah. and Frank A, Nlgia
~ Price. Utah. GOULD u. BLAKE
~. Register.
First pub, Sept. G; last oct Z. lgls
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-10-04
NOTICE ron PuBLICATIoV.-

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Coat Entry. (sec. 2afT. u. 50 Land
office ~ Salt Lake City. Utah. Aug
81, 1918. Notice IN hereby given that
Samuel A. King Of Salt Lake city.
county Of Salt Lake. state ~ Utah.
Aug. ;, 1918. filed In this office ap.
plication 90 purchase Serial No 0a3.
lss, under the provisions Of Sec sitf.
Y. \. Revised Statutes. the So = SEN.
Sec. Z; NEh MEN. Sec. >. NnNw9
~ Sec. 10, Twp. 10 South. Range ~
East. Salt Lake meridian. Any and
all persons claiming adversely the
lands described. or desiring Go object
for any reason % the entry thereof BY
the applicant. should file their aff'
daVits Of protest In this office during
the thirty-day period Immediately
following the first printed issue of
this notice. otherwise the application
may he allowed. GOULD H. BLAKE
l.f, Register.
FIRST pub. Sept 9: last oct. 4. 1918
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PuNHNANoN lNlmtuiatetN tuiluWinr the
first printed issue 81 this notice.
otherwise the application may be Al.
lowed. GOULD n. BLAKE'.Y. Reg.
ister
rirsi pub. Sept 6; last oct. :. 1918
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
coal Entry. tsec. 25tT. u. 81 Land
office A. Salt Lake City. Utah. Aug
%, 1918. Notice IL hereby given that
George A. wootton OF Price. county of
Carbon. state OF Utah. on Aus. 8. 1918.
filed In this office application 90 pur.
chase Serial No. O283fS. under the
provisions of Sec. 23iT. n. \. Revised
Statutes. the MEX SwL. wHsEk
Sec. .: Nwn MEN OF Sec. 10. Twp
10 South. Range ~ East. Salt Lake
meridian. Any and all persons claim.
ing adversely the lands described. or
desiring 60 object for any reason %
the entry thereof by applicant. should
file their affidavits of protest In this
office during the thlrt, DAY period %
publication Immediately following the
first printed Issue OF this notice. other.
wise the application may be allowed
GOULD a. Hi.AkEiY. Register
iird pub. Sept. q. last oct 4. 1915.
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CONTINUED on page eighty
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-27

Troops of other corps forced their way across the Forges Brook, took the BOis De Forges and wrested eight towns from the enemy.
 General Pershings communique fol- lows:
 Section A-This morning north west of Verdun the first army attack cd the enemy on a front of twenty miles and penetrated his line to an average depth of seven miles. Penn sylvania. Kansas and Missouri troops. serving in Major General Liggett's corps. stOrmed Varennes. aIontblain- vile, Vauzuois and Chappy after stub. born resistance. Troops of other corps. crossing the Forges brook. captured the BOis De Forges and wrested from the enemy inc towns of Malancourt. Bethincourt. MontfaucOn. Cuisy. Nan tilos, Zeptzarges (Sepesarges .?), Dan neOux and GercOurt- -Et-Drillancourt The prisoners thus far reported num- ben over 5000.
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SENATE DEBATES SUFFRAGE BUT
 DOES NOT ACT
Senate Adjourns Question Un- til Today, But With Little likelihood of Vote Before Saturday

WASHINGTON, Sept 26.-The
 senate failed again today to reach
 a vote or the house resolution pro
 posing submission to the states of
 the Susan B. Anthony woman suf-
 frage amendment to the cOnstitu- /
 tion. After a day of conferences
 and debates the senate adjourned
 until tomorrow, but with little
 li'Il.hcod of a vote before Satur-
 day. if then.
 Absence of senators favOring the resolution, defectious it's advocates were reported to have suffered and unexpected protraction of debate con tributed to pOstpOnement of action and to -he disappointment of the immense throng of spectators. Uncertainty as to disposition of the resolution was increased as result of todav's de velOpments. Senator Jones of New Mexico. chairman Of the woman suf- frage committee said tonight that a vote before Saturday was extreme " unlikely" while leading opponents of the resolution said the vote might be delayed indefinitely
 Chairman Jones announced that be-
 0COntlnued on Page Four)
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These were some Of the announce ments made yesterday afternoon by J N Gaines. cornt, chairman for Cochise. and Mrs sam E. Kyle. chair man Of the women's teams for this county. Mir Gaines viii be on hand part of the afternoon to assist in is suing euprlies. The remainder of the time the secretary of the Commercial clUb vii; have the supplies for the workers. committees and teams
 Announcement that Cochise coun- tvs quota has been set at S2502 GOO was made by Mir. Gaines following tel egraphic announcement of the ailot- mont from the headquarters for this district at Dallas. Texas. This is the highest figure ever assigned to this Corutv hu' is less than the amount raised in the last two drives, and it is confidently anticipated hv those in chHrge of the drive that the coun- ty vii easily attain the limit
 Official cogniZance of two pro-Ger- man stories relating to the bond issue in this district was taken yesterday by MT Gaines in statement in which he decried . tendency on the part of many to believe and repeat false stO- TieS which are being spread through cut the country to hinder or dispar- ag0 the results of the drive.
 The first Of the stories or rro-Ger- man reOoTts which N~ Gaines denied is to tho effect that the public will not be nermitted to subscribe to bonds Of inc fourth issue on the ten-months nariial ravment plan This is not true. Every man and woman who wishes to purchase bonds on the ten rn""ths plan will bn accommodated. 0nd will be given this privilege, de. ola~od Mr Gaines.
 'The falsity of this statement isI evident on the face of the report " he declared. Representatives of the hanks of ihis district have already an- that they wi'l carry any ter months subscriber who may be secur- 7d bv the committees This iS a mat Ter cf accommodation. and thev have nut it on this nlane. The hanks have a preference Of the gov arnmer+ martial payment plan but in -h" come statewert they have de- clared they will handle all ten months s"N~~riptions
 The second report which has come To the attention of the Warren Dis- rict Liberty Bond headquarters is oro o the effect that only tho rich will
 OCnntInued on Pare TyroN
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WASHINGTON PUTS CURB UPON OVER
 EAGER PATRIOTS
Advance Subscriptions for Liberty Loan Will Not Be Counted in Final Total for First Day
nRv Review I.eased vyIre,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Pre-
 mature eagerness by scores Of
 communities to gather Liberty
 loan subscriptions before the for
 nal opening of the campaign Sat
 urday kept treasury officials busy
 today telegraphing that advance
 pledges would not be recognized
 in the records of cities or towns.
 Pledges may be feld until Sat
 urday. however. and turned in by
 soliciting committees to swell the
 total for the first day
 Unofficial advices to Washington said several towns already had "ovel subscribed" by getting several times more pledges than they believed theil quotas will be Although not frown ing upon this eagerness, the treasury will take no cognizance of prelimin ary bond soliciting.
 Committees in many localities re ported today that they are prepared to start canvassing one minute af ter tomorrow midnight. and to bring in the harvest of pledges before dawn Saturday No arrangements have been made for a nationwide comepti
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-27
nv Review Leased Wircl

NEW YORK. Sept. -Prepara- tions were made here today to give President Wilson the most rousing reception in the city's his tory when the comes here tomor- row night to open the fourth Lihe erty loan campaign with an ad- dress in the Metropolitan opera house.
 Officials of the Liberty loan committee Of tbe New York fed eral reserve district are confident the city will sweep past its S1. 1.3O0.- 000,O0O quota of the S6,0O0,O .0OO loan early in the campaign and will pile up a comfortable over subscription.
 The presidents arrival will be
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by two Nieuport battle planes.
 Al Q a. m. Saturday. the Ave nue of the Allies" will be opened in Fifth avenue. with the unfurl- ing of flags of all the allies on blocks designated one for each al- lied nation
 At the same hour a Liberty loan parade will move up Broadway and the first bond will be sold tO Governor Whitman after ceremon- ies at the city hall
 At noon the Liberty altar will be dedicated in Madison Square with an address by Vice-President Marshall In the afternoon the first of g series of allies day" will be celebrated with exercises m tri- bute 10 the Belgian flag.
Bisbee daily review., 1918-09-27
HURRICANE DOES VAST DAMAGE ON
 WESTERN COAST
Devastates Baja California and Number of Vessels Are Sunk by Mighty Wind and Gigantic Waves

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Sept. 26.-In
 a terrific hurricane that ragged off
 the lower California and north
 west coast Of Mexico Tuesday.
 September 17. two United States
 shipping board vessels on their
 maiden trips were sunk; a fleet
 Of other craft was badly battered:
 the lower California town of La
 PaZ was partially destroyed and
 the floating equipment Of the
 United States naval coal depot at
 Pichilique was damaged News
 of the havoc wrought by the tsOrm
 was brought kere' today by a
 long overdue fishing launch.
 Several residents of La Paz were reported killed. The crews of. the yes. sels sunk were rescued by passing steamers after being adrift three days in open boats.
 The United States shipping board vessels that fOundered after a ter rife battle with mountainous seas were the steel steamer Blackford. ncrth-bound from an Atlantic port NALA % Nctt EN Nt NAAA Nt tAAUNoAAt tNAt~ NA coal and the wooden steamer Coos Bay. bound south in ballast
 William A. Brown. first mate of the ill-fated Blackford. arrived here as a passenger on the lOunch from Mazda lena bay. Brown related a graphic story 'on the loss of the TlackfOrd. He said the steamer foundered at a point about 25O miles south of Mag dalena hay. Huge seas smashed the ships rudder into driftwood Drifting helplessly at the mercy of the waves. with two blades of the propeller and he rudder stock twisted into a use. less mass of bronze and steel. it was seen that the craft could not much longer remain aflogt The crew of forty-six men were then ordered into the life boats
 On September 20, three days after he Blackfcrd fOundered. the life boats were sighted and picked up by an oil anker. The tanker. with the crew of the Blackford aboard. remained in he south. short Of fuel and provisions
 0Contfnrtad or pa-, q7r,vs,l
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GOTHAM READY FOR WILSO1

heralded by what is expected to be the greatest din New York ever made. Fifteen police sirens. set up for use in case of an air raid. will test out their voices in uni son for the first time at 7:3O ?. m. At o'clock thousands of steam CT and factory whistles and church bells will join in the chorus and tho city will be illuminated with red flares.
 The city will be bombed" by one of the new American-made Caproni machines as the actual selling of bonds starts Saturday morning The giant bomber. which was tested at Mineola recently will fly over the city, protected