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De OP0SICION
Al PROCESO DEL EX-
EMPERADOR
LA HACE LA PRENSA
INGLESA
Considera que servira para
convertir en- I'm martir al
eX-monarca teuton

LGNDRES. Julio S.-La prensa de
esta capital continua mostrando una
fuerte oposicjon contra el proyecto
de los aliados de juzgar al eX-kal-
ser alen:an en- esta capital. y algu-
nos de esos periodicos Sc mrestran
en- contra hasta de que el dicho eX-
soberano sea juzgado. los 6Gspa-
| chos de Paris en- los que Sc dice que
los Estados Unidos Y e. Jspon Sc opo-
men al Jurado ' de cue Italia Sc
muestra indiferente. han tenido a.
parecer. su efecto Ell el sentImiento
pubhco aQui.
La prensa liberal, tai como el Man
chester Guardian. ell Westminster
Gazette cI Daily News, es IA que
'leva IA VOC en- esta campana de opo-
sicion Y Sc ha viSto secundada por
varios dc los principaks organos con
servadores, que dan como raz6n para
su actitud. IA &c que 10 unico que Sc
iograria con 81 procesamiento del X
Kaiser. seria convertible ole IN cul-
pable como es. en- IN m&rtir, princl-
palmente para los alemanes, 10 cue
vendria 4 intensificar las pasiones Y
A ~prolongar el sentimiento belico Y
de venganza entire Alemania y los
Aliados.
e. Westminster Gazette es Il de
los diarios que s~ostienen con mas en-
reno que el mejor castigo para ell ex-
Emperador es 81 dejarlo ct Ia obscu-
ridad.
e. Times, por 81 parte, da pneeml-
rencia a una carta de su Jefe de Re-
dacci6n, en- Ia que Sc eXpresa e. te-
NOR de QUE un juraio del ex-Empe-
rador. podria crear n Leyenda cpl
ca para el monarch caiGo. como ia ie-
yenda napo!eonica que tanto sedu-
10 a las m~u!titudes, Y acarrear para
Inglaterra el odio de Aler1ania y dc
algunos paises neutraleS, sin cont&r
con el ridiculo en- que ~quedaria e!
pals, EN- case de que Ell proceso re-
sultara un fraacso.
Cast todos los p~eriodlcos publican
n~un:erosas opiEiones de juristas e in
ternacioralistas. acerca de Ia extra
jicion del ex-Kaiser. de Holanda. Los
iurados de algunos de los acusadoS
de menor categoria. Sc espera que da-
ran principle en- agcsto.
Las noticlas recibidas de Ameron-
gen. Holanja. dan cuenta de que e.
eX-haiser Y su eSposa. no Sc mues-
tran preocupadoS por las informacio-
res references a extradicior del eX-
Soberano aleman, pueS c~pnsiGeran
cue este asunto no podra a~rreglarse
en- breve tempo, 81 no que n]equerlra
nuchcs r'eSes = que quiza e. go5ier-
no holandes al fin no accedera a la
peticion 10 Ia entente.
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PARA HOY EN- LA MANANA ESTA ANUNCIADA LA
PARTIDA DEL DIRIGIBLE MGLES R-34
No obstonte, es probable que retGrde su Oiiaje por Ut da mas
en- uista de la recommendation de Ia Oficina
Central Meteorological

WASHINGTON. D. c., Julio s.
In ap!azamicrto de is, horas, cuan-
do menos, en- Ell regreso del dirigible
R-34. es la recommendation hecha hoy
Dor la Oficina Meteorological, en- el
p~ronostico del tempo enviado al CO.
mandante de Ia meronave a Mlneola,
Long Island, por "a Secretaria de Ma
rina del Gobierno americana.
Y y
MINEOLA, L. l., Julio S.-La mar
cha del dirigible R-34 que Sc habia
snunciado para hoy, Sc ha aplazado
paar manana en- la manana, Y qulza
a Ultima nora Sc haga I'M nuevo apla-
zamiento. en- vista dc la recomenda-
ci6n de la Oficina M~cteorologica Cen
tral de Washington.
E. Mayor P~ritchard, Official de or
Ganes del dirigible, despues de la ms
peccion practicable hoy a Ia a~eronave,
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CABLES DE ESPANA
NO HAY ESPERANZAS DE QUE
Sc ARREGLE LA QUESTION
DE LOS PRESUPUESTOS

MADRID, Julio S.-La question &c
los pnesupuestcs esta siendo causa
de gran embarazo para el gooierno,
Y por mas que los gobernadores do
muchas provincias les han envlado 40
tas a los lideres de los partidos de ia
oposicion en- eli Parlamento pidierdo-
les qua Gejen que ell presupuesto &C
tual sea extendido por dos meses mas
hasta que ell Parlamento Sc vueiva a
reunir, con ell objeto de evitar diff
cultades financieras, ia oposlcion
rersiste en- rehusarse a clio.
Los periodicos c~onservaoores dlcen
que la unica manera de arreglar IA
question, seria que las diferentes fac
clones conservadoras c~onvinieran en-
apoyar al gobierno en- este pu1to, Pc
70 en- vista Ge que tai union es muy
POGO probable, parece ~innipente Ia
crisis ministerial.
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Qmerlcanas tomardn
parte en- ell gran desfile
del ID de Julio en- Paris

PARIS. Julio SCI Reginiento de
Soldados americanos q1e Sesfilara
con Ell general Pershing d Ia cabeza.
en- la gran parada del dia IA del
presente mes, aaiversario de la to-
ma de la Batalla, estara i~ntegrado
por los hombres de mejor apariencia
fisica V v~eteranos de la guerra, que
seran los que haran compahia a los
heroicos defensores de Verdun, Ell
Marine y Ell User. Las ~banderas de
todas las divisiones americans que
tomaron parte en- ia lucha. seran lie
vadas en- cl desfile por mientbros Sc
l~eccionados de entire las mismas dlvi-
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manifest0eque los. motores de la ma
quina estaban en- perfectas condicio-
nes de funcionamiento V que todas
las Preparedness que habian de ha-
cerse ~quedarian listas para las n1e-
We de la noche de hoy, por 10 que ei
dirigibie quedaria listo para empnen-
der ell vuelo manana en- Ia mana
ma.
FL regreso del dirigible Sc hara 81
guiendo la ruta meridional de los
grandes trasatlanticos, QUE pasa 400
o 800 miilas al norte de las Azores.
Con exception del cambio del obser-
dor americana, Tenierte Conan
dante Zacarias Landsdowne, a quien
reempIazara ell Coronel William H.
Hensley, Ia tripulacion que ira a Dor
do del dirigible, sera Ia misma que
vino con e. Comandante Scott, de In
glaterra.
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A FIN DE
OBTENER La PAZ
De COSTA RIGA

SAN SALVADOR, Julio Sci
Presidente Melendez ha girado, por
conducto de su Ministro de Negocios
Extranjeros, una invitacion a los pre-
sidentes de Guatemala, Honduras y
Nicaragua, para que sc unan en- n
accion anl!stosa que Llenda a lograr
ell restablecimiento de IA paZ en- Ia
R~epublica de Costa Rica, en- donde la
guerra civil continue a pesar de los
esfuerzos que hace ei gopie.no del
Presidente Tinoco para aplaStar per
al fuerza de las arElas a SIS ene!n!-
Cos, los partlda-ios del gobierno que
derroco.
Managua, Nicaragua, Julio s.
Las tropas del presidents de Costa
RIGA, general Tinoco, destruyeron ell
Quartet geenral de los revolucionarios
costarriquen5s, Pcna Blanca, despues
de habser ccupado esta plaza, que pre-
viamente habla sido evacuada por los
insurrectos. lena Blanca es una Pc
quena poblac!on de Nicaragua situa-
da iun.o Il la Inca ttonteriZa con
Costa RIGA Y en- csc lugar Sc habian
reconcentrado los revoiucionarios deS
pues de habec sldo arrojados de Cos
ia RIGA. Dc anefa quo las fuerzas
del Presidents Tinoco cruzaron la
frontera para aJacar L u enem;gos
en- suelo nicaragiiense, habiendo des-
truido los edificios DE- Pena Blanca
para evitar que volvieran a este lugar
los renc!das.
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". c. R. de M.-Houston. Tcxas.-Para
poder entrar a t~erritorio americana Sc re-
Guie-e: saber Ieer y escribir presentarse en-
buenas condolences dc salud. de aseo y de
hygiene Isgar ocho d6lares no vcnir con-
tratsdo pr~eyiamente para TRAFALGAR en- este
pals y soiicitar en- la ciudad fronteriza por
donde Sc pretenda cruzar Ia ~frontera. el per-
misc correspondence: = justificar n zatis-
faction de las autoridades dc immigration cl
obieto del viajs.-El precio del pasaje de San
Luis Potosi a Laredo o. dc unos vcinticin-
co pesos. orc nacionsl. en- prmera y Ia mitad
en- scgunda.
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tambien habla de un "escandalo fe-
nomenal." relacionado 0 el case
del ex-Primer Caillaux en- Francia.
Uno de los mas altos personajes de
Francia ha siGo acusado de haber
ofrecido 500, 10000 frances a un tia
Iiano llamado Perry y 10000 fran
cos a otro italiano llamado Casella,
81 falsificaban documentos relacio-
nados con Ell case dc Caillaux Y rem
dian falsos testimonies contra este.
Agrega q periodjco. que una de las
sesiones del jurado de Cavallini fue
tan acalorada, que la Corte hubo de
ordenar ST. aplazamiento.
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CH!STE FINAL.

Una compania dram&tica. despues
de treinta horaS ie viaje. llega a IN
pueblo V ia una function aquiella
noche.
e. elcarte ! Sc lee "a siguiente nota
EN- la escena de Ia seduction. Ia
dana opondra nluy poca resistencia,
por que esta muy cansada del Via
j~e.,.aA.."
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FAVORECEN UN ATAQUE
A P%ETROGRADO LOS
ALIADOS
LIE DARAN 0 A
kOLCHAK
Eonvinieron en- otorgarsefo
para que lleve a cabo
esa maniobra

PARIS, Julio s.-Los aliados pa
recc que han c%onvenido va en- pres
tar su apoyo moral al Almirante Kol-
chalk, pues segdn Sc supo aqui hoy,
favorecen Y daran TODD su apoyo
moral para que las fuerzas de dicho
almirante efectue1 IN ataque sobre
Petrogrado. Ell nuevo Consejo de los
Cinco ha enviado instruccIones a los
attaches de Inglaterrs, Francia. Its-
liza y los Estados Unidos, en- Holsing-
fors, para que apoyen la peticion de
kolchak a los finalandeses, para que
Sc !e presto toda clase de ayuda.
Ell mismo consejo de los Cinco,
Sc sabe que ha daGo su aprobacion
al plan de ataquc sobne Petrogrado,
Por tropas flnaiandesas y fuerzas del
Almirante kolchak.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Julio s.
En- los circulos oficiales de esta ca
pital, Sc ha recibido information de
fuente fidedigna, acerca de que las
autoridades bolshevikis en- Petrogra-
do. estan proyectando Ia evacuation
de esa plaza. Sabese que algunos
de los elementos del gobierno bolshe-
wiki ali, Sc oponen terminantemen-
te 3 tai paso, aunque consideran que
en- case de r~csistir un ataque de los
rusos V filandeses, es cast SECURE
que la plaza sera ca%pturada.
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La Gran Cruz de la Legion de
honor para Ell Oral. Mangin

PARIS. Julio S.-Hoy lie fue con-
ferida al General Mangin. Ia Gran
Cruz de Ia Legion de Honor.
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Vega Commission Co.
MUSICA MEXICANA

Ultmas compositions del Prof. Rafael l.
c. Jarero. "ENAMoRADO." ValS-"CARI-
CIAS DE AMOR. Mazarka d salon. 10
mas termoso que Sc conoce Ell nr:sica. Sc
ren:iten las dos al .recibo &c sl.v0.
SPANISH MUSIC COMPANY. P. o. Box
1921. Los Angeles. CaL.-Crandse deseucntns
al por MAJOR = las Casas de MGsica y Lii
brerias.
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Cuando necesite libros en- espahol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, us \.
Santa Rosa. Ave-, San Antonio, Tex.
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r E G. A L O

Masia Alta Maeis. prestidisitacion. suer.
te en- Ell jueso. en- el amor. en- los n~eSocios.
secretos maravillosos.
No Sc macstre listed eobarde ante q
rrobiema de Ia vida. Rcmita 10 ccntavcs Ell
.etaupilias a
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ROMA. Julio S.-En un despacho
cue Sc ha recibido de Fiume Sc da
cuenta de que ha habido un choque
enE-e soldados i~talianos Y franceses
en- esa ciudad Y que como consecuen-
cia de 81 resultaron muertos scis IN
dividuos heridos veinte mas.
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PELO-YIGOR-ELECTO

Vuelye el peAo a su color natural con una
cola APPLICATION. No mancha, dana nj desco->
ora- Hace -reeer ell pelo. Fraseos de 4 on
Las. $500: de S onLas. $500 mas 10 cts.
por correo.
(Sc veude tambien al por mayor
CREMA ELECTO.
Especial para aclarar y cmbclecer IA CON-
r4exion. Extiende las arruSas. Precic de
Ia GAIA. 80 cts.
REMEDIO ELECTO.
Pomada para curar granos. caspa = ne.
les del craneo especiaies de los limos. Prec!o
de ia GAIA, so cts.
FABRICADA POE
EMILIA WOMACk.
PIG Elm ST. San Antonio. Texas.
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Ese-ba roaJsrdo 81 ron5rc $ direction
PARIS wATCE COMP
-ns - s.h Sr-ecF Deut. 8
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MONTANA. TOWN
SWEPT BY FIRE
Business Section and Many Resi-
dences in East Helena Are
Destroyed.
FOREST FIRES RAGING
Town of Monarch Saved by Desperate
Work On Part of Fighters
Campers Responsible for
Starting Blaze.

Helena, Mont, Aug. 20.-East Hele-
ma, town of 2,700 people, six miles
east from here, has been swept by fire.
The loss is estimated at 100000. The
business section was destroyed.
The buildings destroyed include 20
places of business, Is residences, and
numerous small store houses of coal,
hay, merchandise, and so residences
partly burned. Two blocks along the
south side of Main street are entirely
gone.
Helen Sasek, five years old, sound.
ed the alarm She rushed to he1
mother and told her that shed was
on fire. She told her mother that she
had seen boy throw cigaret away
Falling wires, trolley lines, light
wires and telephone lines cluttered up
the main street, and two big gasoline
storage tanks exploded when the fire
reached them. There were several
volleys which sounded like machine
guns, which proved TO be stores of
ammunition of all Kinds going up in
the general conf1agration.
The fields surrounding East Helena
are the scene Of camping parties in
all directions. Many are doing the
best they can with few pieces of fur
niture and little bedding. Hundreds
had to move out of their homes.
Mountain Town Surrounded by Flames
Great Falls, Mont, Aug. 2O.-A vi
cious forest fire raging in the Little
Belt mountains threatened to wipe
out the mountain town of Monarch, Sc
miles from this city. Fire fighters,
marshaled from villages, campers, for
esters and miners employed at the
Neihart mines fought the flames and
succeeded in erecting the defenseo
which saved the town. Monarch is
an island in sea of blackened timber
with the fire beyond control sweep
ing toward Neihart 1t was estab-
lished definitely that transient camp
ers were responsible for the starting
of the fires. The fire is sweeping a
15-mile swath through heavy timber.
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The
designing no unurned.
by Ambassador
Newport Washington pleading demanding that the aa
to
York.
bring influence
cable
president
receiving cables
Newport holiday
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This
$4129
frankly Redfed There
responsibility opportunity !. .
goods equip
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athletic
This Christmas gifts $751;
S43OoOOO
and allied
in home neeitated O. $2;328271.
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DEMAND THAT BORISABDICATE

People Riot in Sofia and Are Dis
persed by Soldiers.
London, Aug. 20.-Sanguinary dis
orders in Sofia, the Bulgarian capital,
were reported in dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Copenhagen. The
dispatch stated demonstrators had
gathered in. front of the palace, de-
manding abdication of King Boris and
establishment of a republic.
The rioters were dispersed. Later
French troops were involved in the
efforts to maintain order. .r
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15I,SII,UUo IN the period named,
leaving balance of $27, ,465, 1854, a sum
estimated to be sufficient to carry on
the work here and abroad until De-
cember 81 next.
Slightly more than 2 per cent of
the total funds contributed by the
American public were expended for
religious purposes in the United States
and overseas, while approximately 80
per cent was devoted to the purchase.
transportation and distribution of cam
taay, c,1npIioc ond fn IN
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TREATY is CONSTITUTIONAL

Agreement to Aid France Gets 0. X.
of Committee.
Washington, Aug. 20.-The proposed
treaty by which the United States
would go to the aid of France irt event
of an unprovoked attack by Germany
is not in conflict with the Constitu-
tion in the opinion of the senate ju-
dietary subcommittee appointed to
consider the question.
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by leaps and bounds, even the depart
ment of commerce experts who tabu-
lated the statistics were not prepared
for the tremendous showing indicated
by the figures.
The June exports totaled $91S,-
100000, as against $4S4, 100000 in June,
1918. The record month previously
was in April of this year, when the
total was more than $7OO,0O0OOO.
The June figures bring the total
for the fiscal year ending June 80 up
to the huge sum of $7,225. 100000, as
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British FIeet Facing kronstadt.

Stockholm, Aug. 20. - The re-en-
forced British fleet which has been
engaged with Bolshevik war vessels
is concentrated against Kronstadt, the
naval port of Petrograd, a dispatch
from Helsingfors says.
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Important
News Events
of the World
Summarized
Personal

Howard Chandler Christy, artist, and
Mrs. Nancy May Palmer, a young
widow, formerly of Poughkeepsie, who
for eight years had been his favorite
model, were married in the Broadway
tabernacle at New York.
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Postal Pact with Spain Made.

Washington, Aug. 20.-After ex.
changes extending over many years,
the Postoffice department announced
successful negotiation of parcel post
convention with Spain. Service will
begin September 1.
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H. G. May. steel Masnate, Dies.

Gary, Ind, Aug. 20.-Henry G. May.
ST., New York, assistant treasurer of
the United States Steel corporation,
died here of heart disease. He spent
a number of years in Wyoming, serv-'
ing as surveyor general and later
state treasurer of the commonwealth.
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as whole, but the call, to a certain
element, was like extending an invi-
tation to a banquet to the nations
hobo horde. These men and women
from coast to coast who have the let
ter-writing mania, those people who
may possess brilliant minds gone
wrong, or dwarfed minds reaching out
beyond their sphere. grasped the occa-
sion as long-sought opportunity.
So the department of justice,
which through its bureau Of investiga-
ton enforced the espionage act, and
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PASSES BILL OVER VETO

Daylight Saving Repeal Upheld by
representatives.
Washington, Aug. 20.-Repeal of
daylight saving law was passed over
President Wilson's veto by the house
on vote of 223 to 100, seven more
than the necessary two-thirds. The
repeal now goes to the senate where
its supporters claim victory.
TO PROBE HIGH SHOE PRICE
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information found itself
of errac letters from unaics
establish dubbed its nut fe and there
crpples
the psychology the
advice
the made these
The nut" file is exceedingly interesting reading
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Y NJ C. A. Statement Shows Scope Of Its Operations

RsT detailed of the receipts and expenditures
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State through the DredKerS HHedu
They include United States senators
by the dozen, governors of states, cab
met and ex-cabinet members, former
president, soldiers and others in vary
ing fields Of activities.
OF the Republican booms the most
active today are for Frank o. Low
den, governor of Illinois Senator War
ren g. Harding of Ohio, and Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood, commander of the
Central department, U. S. A.
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ant secretary Of state, to whose office
falls the duty Of carrying out and in
some measure suggesting the enter
tairment, will begin to formulate a
program as soon as he returns from
Bar Harbor.
Reports come from London that
even the American embassy is in
volved in the desperate strategy Of
Newport and New York society lead
ers to secure the coveted honor of en-
tertaining the prince of Wales during
his American visit If only for IL min
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Coming Of the Prince Of Wales Agitates the "4OO''

r Washington society begnnng
the
October but understood breckenridge
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Washington

President Wilson at Washington We
toed the bill repeating the daylight saw
ing law. The president said he did so
with "the utmost reluctance" This is
the second time the president has We
toed repeal of the law.
The "first 100000" of recruits have
been secured for the permanent regu-
lar army, General March, chief of staff,
at Washington announced, and of these
more than 6S,000 were re-enlistments.
A Washington dispatch says the
Carranza government will not be per-
mitted to import further arms and mu-
nitions from the United States for the
present.
Investigation of the coal situation by
the senate interstate commerce COM
mittee was authorized by the senate at
Washington.
Warning that there would be rad
ical change in the policy Of the Amer
ican government regarding Mexico if
the CarranZa government continued
to fail to protect Americans in that
country was contained in a note sent
to the Mexican foreign Office July %
at Mexico City.
Attorney General Palmer told the
senate agricultural committee at
Washington that it wSs his intention
to prosecute all dealers in necessaries
selling above the prices to be deter
mined by price committees.
Material aid for Admiral Kolchak's
retreating army in Siberia is being
rushed to Vladivostok by the Ameri-
can government. 1t was said officially
at Washington that $4,000 rifles and
several million rounds of ammunition
already had been sent from San Fran
cisco and that additional equipment
would go forward this week on an
army transport.
The first federal conviction for prof.
fteering was reported to the depart
ment Of justice at Washington. Dis
trict Attorney Lucey telegraphed At
torney General Palmer from Bing-
hamton, N. Y, that a retail grocer
had been fined $500 in the federal
court for selling sugar at 15 cents a
pound. i,
Attorney General Palmer announced
at Washington that he had asked con-
gress for an appropriation Of $1,200,-
600 to be used in the 81. G. L. cam
paign.
Representative Heflin (Dem) of
Alabama charged in the house at
Washington that German money and
munition money and manufacturers
money is back of the propaganda to
defeat the League of Nations"
Another group Of railroad workers.
the conductors, have asked the rail-
road administration at Washington for
increases in wages.
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PRESIDENT Wilson Democratic
say that
for third term in order Wilson refuses
10 De candidate third lively
NJ
Aee Pomer
Robert Alabama
Chamberlain resisting
administrations
Outside the leading
Treasury William G. McAdoo
WITH although Mr. McAdoo
the cabinet possibilities War Newton Baker
and A. Mitchell Palmer, the general.
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Vast June Exports Stagger Washington Experts

DVANCE figures for June showing total of $ooOooOOo
officials While
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American Sherlock Holmeses and the "Nut" File

ANTAsTIC expected when during the
the doya Good service
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Want Americans Out of Siberia.
Chicago, Aug. 20-Five thousand
persons paraded downtown streets
here demanding withdrawal of Ameri-
can troops from Siberia.
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TEXAS GUARDS RECRUITING

Mexican Crisis Causes Governor to
Speed UP Work.
Austin, Texas, Aug. 20.-Anticipat-
ing an early climax in the Mexican
situation, Governor Hobby ordered
speeding up of recruiting of the Texas
National guard to full strength of 49,
600 men. Adjutant General Harley
was ordered to proceed to recruiting
centers through the state to hurry
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