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downward to ply
steal and mental
decay while others
At so are strong
active, alert and
seemingly growing
younger every
year One class
withers and dies
like leaves in au-
tumn W lille the
other by keeping
up a strong power
Of res is I a n &c
against disease may
pass the three score
and ten mark with
surprising health,
strength and vigor
But you cannot
expect to look and
feel young and
vigorous unless you
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REAL EsTATE-MAssACHUsETTs.
LARGE BERKSHIRE FARM

900 Acre Farm property; room old
fashioned farm house: so 10 20 acres OF
woodland SO or 60 large apple trees. In
good bearing; brook passes through the
property and dam could be constructed.
forming a small lake: good barn suitable
for "a cows and many tons OF hay: excel
lent site for new residence; property adj
Joins gentleman's estate, having fine resi-
dence and extensive lawns; this entire
property can be purchased at low acreage
price OF ;35 per acre excellent opportunity
for the Investment of few thousand
dollars; location near Chapinville, Conn,
ARCHER,
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lack ot-iron in the bioodWbas fas,snn% h.
grip on them and is sapping their Strength
vitality and energy. For want OF iron You
may be old at thirty. dull Of intellect, poor
OF memory, nervous and all "run.down"
while at so or go with good health and plenty
Of IRON IN your blood you may be young in
trimming over with vim and energy. As q
proof Of this take the case Of Former United
States Senator Charles A. Towne, who At
past So is still veritabie mountain Of tireiess
energy. Senator Towne says: 81 have found
tonic and resulative. Henceforth. i shsil
not be without it,
Then there is former Health Commits
Goner William r. Kerr Of Chicago, who 10
past the three score year mark but is still
vigorous: active, full Of life, vim and en-.
erU Former Health Commissioner Kerr
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FASHIONABLE TEA HOUSE, Etc, (BsTkshlIesl

Tea House; room building. large stone
fireplace, bath, lawns, excellent water sup
ply; also additional ~ room residence to-
gether with IS acres OF land: garage
select, transient clinetele; location, near
Stockbridge, Mass; this property has been
sued Assfully operated for some time. but
the owners now wish to retire; energetic
management will undoubtedly make this
very productive; the property is offered at
less than value OF tangible property; less
than $4,000. Kindly Investigate this un-
usual opportunity. ARCHER, 10 East
4srd St, New York.
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ADMINISTRATION. JUNE Il.

ARR1VALS-SATURDA JUNE II.
Sc Floridan. St. NaLaire. June ..
SIS Francesca. Naples. May %.
SIS Garibaldi, Barbados, juno 8.
SIS Hermes, Matanzas. June 8.
IS Hatteras. Port Talbot. May 81.
Sc Lake Jessup. Cuba, June 3.
Sc Lampo. Leghorn, May 3.
Sc Annoy, Barry. June 6.
Sc Brookhaven, Crist obal. June T.
SIS Matura, Trinidad, June I.
SIS Madonna. Marseilles. May 30.
SIS Algonquin, Santo Domingo. NAY T.
IS Gypsum King. Nova Scotia, May 10
SIS Kirshimaza Marl. Port Said, May -.
SIS Westmeath. Cardiff. May 81.
SIS Begua, Christiania, May IS.
IS Overlook. I>obos. June 6.
SIS Atlantico, Norfolk. June IL.
Motor ship Ingeborg. Tslchuano. April IS.
SIS Acns Antwerp, May IS.
SIS Westwood, Bordeaux, May 81.
IS Ell Occidente, Hsvre. June !.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. A N Sun sets.....s:2e NJ
Moon rises....s57 Pm
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook...s4s A II Gov. Island.lo cs A N
He'll Gate. Iii :6s A NJ
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook $50 A NJ Gov. Island. .4:A A NJ
He'll Gate.....6:l0 A
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

WANTED-Partner for recently opened
ladies' small tea room; best location in
city; owner compelled to go to Europe ::
only those who can act at once need
apply. w. box $40 Sun office.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE on RENT,

FOR SALE OR RENT FURNISHED
Beautiful summer residence in Thousand
Islands. Hardwood floors throughout four
bathrooms. billiard room, wide Veranda his
island l u acres: tennis. fishing. swimming,
boating. golf links vicinity. MRS. DAVIS,
oPawaka Island. via Gananoque. Ontario.
Boat mall.
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Soviet Republic I'm Be..ar.bia.

STOCKHOLM, June IA Soviet re-
public has been proclaimed In Bessara-
bia, according to advices received day
from Petrograd.
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REAL ESTATE-MAINE,

RAR HARBOR-Large Italian Villa
delightfully."- furnished: beautiful view, on
hill, above fog; large verandas, entertain
ing and service rooms: or masters II
servants bedrooms. baths. furnace; large
garage; SS,50o.OO season former price
te,ooo.ool. Address Mrs H.. 18th foor.
80 w. seth St.
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GENTLEMAN'S BERKSHIRE ESTATE

200 Acre Estate, IL room house, baths
large living room with It. stone nre-
place. 4 masters bedrooms, sleeping porch (;
gravity water supply; residence near de-
Iightful cascade. The property Is located
easterly from Dalton. Mass; ideal property
for a retired gentleman the owner
wishes to leave for Europe; property is
Offered at less than cost; photographs may
be seen at the office.
ARCHER,
No 10 East ARD St New York
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

BARGAIN at &s5, 900; EFT. house in tn.
Seventies, bet. Amsterdam and Colum bus
exchange for New Rochelle. CLAREY,
90 West First St, Mount Vernon.
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----
BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE desires
room and board July and August with pri-
waite family at any of following places:
Edgemere, Long Beach. Far Rockaway,
ArNerne; best references. Write L. RE,
20 Produce Exchange.
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HOUSES FUR THE SUMMER.
ON THE SHORES OF
CASC0 BAY, near PUNTlAkO, Maine

beautiful summer home is offered for
rent with privilege to purchase. Here can
be found all the delights of seaside and
woodland. House consists OF II rooms
fully furnished spacious porch, three
baths, four toilets, laundry, electric lights
garage for two cars Write for details
CONCORD REALTY CO., Sc Exchange
St. Portland. Me.
IN TWILIGHT PARK, Catsl&in Moun-
tains.-Attractive cottage, completely fur
nished for housekeeping; linen, silver, DC
restricted property. near inn. all modern
Improvements; $500 for season. A c. LAW
RENEE, 60 Broadway. Tel. Rector 1855.
COTTAGE in Lake Placid. i've bed
rooms: all modern improvements; price
$500 for season. Apply Box $50. Lake Pla-
cid. " Y.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

LOFT, 7SNes light on four sides base
ment. ground Moor or entire building In
4 Quirs toi-Ao6 East slst St. Lenox 2lso.
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WANTED.
az Licensed Druggist or Pharmacit,
"a Good Meat Cutter
ID Soda Water Dispenser,

wagse not restricted; VIII pas ma,
you are worth to us To bog t- u
and last till Oct. LIST, 1918, Ma.'
pert salesman as well as to I.-- .'
ability OF his profession. w.
diately Address SCHROON Lar .'.i %.
STORE. Schroon Lake, y Y
WORKING CHEF wanted f- |t'.
sized Atlantic City hotel; whit
good character: must have Eu.'
mendations; In writing gNe A.
age. experience and pay, eNpsDta. J. o.
Box SIS Atlantic city. = =
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you can, make strong, keen. forcefui men
and healthy rosy-cheeked women by feed.
ing them on metallic iron. The old forms
OF metallic iron must 60 through a digestive
process TO transform them into organic iron
-Nuxated Iron-before they are ready TO
be taken up and assiu,ilated by the human
system. Notwithstanding all that has been
said and written ION this subject by we'll.
known physicians, thousands Of people still
insist upon dosing themselves with metallic
iron, simply, ! suppose because it costs .
few cents iesA I strongly advise readerS
IN all cases to get a physicians prescription
for organic iron-Nuxated Iron-or II you
don't want to 60 20 this trouble then pur>
chase only Nuxated Iron in its original
packages and see that this particular name
(Nuxated Iron) appears on the package. II
you have taken preparations Such a. Nux
and Iron and other similar iron products
and failed to get results. remember that
such products are an entirely different thing
from Euxated Iron.
HAn1aessssI ForE. Nugstsd iron. which has bee.
assd by Dr. Sullivan and other physieisns with zach
sarprslaS results 10 rot secret remedy bat one which
10 we'll kso~A Do druGgiFts every Whsp. unhks tAs
older Inorganic Iron pToduets. 10 10 sAEy ssamals4.
does Dot injuFs The tssth opse, the stomach rAs
naaufAst0rsp EuAFantss soeesssul And satrsy ssNs.
fsetoTI Issalts or tAsy viii pt1nd I0aT Doasy hts
ahpsssse y al Ts0d aTusgis1-
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FOR sALh


TIMBER FOR SALE. 1900 ACRES
One Billion Feet Oregon Timber, consist.
ing of Yellow Fir. Larch, Spruce and Hem
lock; accessible to Water and Rail: finest
logging proposition on the Coast A fortune
can be made handling this group. No
Trades. Box 100 Sun ONCE.
TRIGGER, 7S7 9TH Ave, near 45th ST
buys guns. binoculars, cameras. golf out.
fits, tackle. victrolas. musical Instruments
Bryant b65s.
DIAMONDS bought, sold, for oaah only. ~
tatss bought BENNETT. ITS B'wAy UpstIirsl
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED bright, capable Ladies 10
travel, demonstrate and sell dealers: S?5.0o
10 5000 per week: railroad fare paid.
Write at once. GOODRICH DRUG CO,
Dept. 677. Omaha, Neb.
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strength Of will which are so neoe..
sary to success and powell in every
walk Of life. Thousands are Ase.
ing and breaking down at a time
when they should be enjoying
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REAL EsTATE-NEw ENGLAND.
NEAR WATCH HILL

ground overlooking Long Island sound a
80 acre place: fine buildings, abundance Of
fruit and plenty Of shade trees. Price 50 900.
WILLIAM A. WILCOX, Westerly, r. /.
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today is largely due TO his
use Of Nuxated Iron and
that he believes IL ought
TO be prescribed by every
physician and used in
every hospital in the eoun-
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destroy its power to change food into
living tissue, muscle and brain. You will
find plenty OF people at 40 who are
broken in health and steadily going
Evening star., 1919-03-09

DR.. Louis c. Lehr. ma
jor, M, C., A. Z. F., who
recently returned to his
home in Washington. He
went to France on a special
medical mission with Gen
Pershing in Nav, 1917, was
attached to British and
French medical eerVices,
and in October, 1917, join
ed the Ist Division, A (
f, later serving with the
Attn Army Corps, and dur
ing the Argonne-Meuse Of
fensive was at headquar-
ters, Ist Army,
rh"'" Soy lHr \ ENiH-
Evening star., 1919-03-09

GLco-S SRAVuRe. INC. NJ
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TO STAY In SIBERIA
AMERICAN FORCES ARE NEEDED
THERE TO GUARD RAILWAY.
Give Relief to Russian Peo- 2
pie in Siberia.

Washington, July 29.-President
Wilson advised the senate hat the
American military expedition in 81
IBERIA was there primarily to protect
and maintain operation Of the Siberian
railroad and indicated that the eXpe-
dition would remain as long as such
protection was necessary.
Another purpose of the expedition
as outlined by the president was to
give relief TO the Russian people In 81
IBERIA by supplying food, clothing and
other supplies.
The retention of American troops TO
protect the American railroad forces
under John Il. Stevens, the presidents
letter stated, is a vital element BY
agreement with Japan, the president
stated, the American troops are to re-
main there as long as the railroad eX-
petition is engaged in maintaining OPP
Grafton.
The presidents communication. de-
failing at great length the activities OF
the American military and railroad
forces In Siberia, was in response to
a resolution Of Senator Johnson
(Rep.) of California, inquiring regard
ing the America policy in Siberia and
how long 1t was proposed to retain the
troops there.
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NEWS FROM FAR
AND NEAR

Atlanta, Ca, July 25.-The Georgia
state senate, by n vote Of 80 to 10,
refused to ratify the suffrage amend,
ment to the federal Constitution.
Webster, City, Iowa, July 29.-While
swimming in the Des Moines river
James WEIGH aged Is, and Clarence
TaXtad, aged IL, were drowned.
Paris, July 26.-Miss Mary Bishop
of New York was decorated with the
Cross of the Legion for her relief
work under fire in the Paris and SOis-
sons areas.
Portage La Prairie, Man., July o.
Mrs. s. =. Kerr and Lieut.. Buster
Cross were killed and Lieut.. S. p.
Kerr seriously injured when an air.
plane in which the trio were riding
fell here.
Boston, July 26.-The legislature
ended a session which began January
.. During the session O bill was
passed to raise 500 OO, 900 by taxation
to pay a 500 bonus to all Massachu.
sets men who served in the war.
Tacoma, Wash. July 2S.-The Mu,
tual Home association on .Joe's bay
Puget sound. formerly known rs tho
free love colony" was dissolved. afte,
twenty years existence, by court de.
cree. Fight for control between two
factions brought the affairs of the col,
ony into court.
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CHARGE BIAS IN ARMY QUIZ
System packed" Is Assertion
Of Army Officer.

Washington, July 90. - Charges
amounting TO the assertion that the
special committee which investigated
the alleged iniquities of army courts.
martial was virtually packed against
his demands for reform are made in
a letter to George L. Page of the
American Bar association, given out
by S. T. Ansell, formerly acting judge
advocate general.
The former army officer, who was
denoted by the secretary Of war fol-
lowing his criticism of the existing
system, now demands that President
Page direct the executive committee
Of the bar association to overhaul the
special committee proceedings.
1t is evident that if the bar ~associa-
ton does not do this, there will be
further Investigations in congress.
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JANET WILKINSON
WAS MURDERED
Thomas Fitzgerald, Virginia Hotel
Niqht Waterman, ConfeSses
to Crime.
BODY PUT UNDER COAL Pile
Confesses to Choking Child to Death in
His Room-Confession Comes After
Five Days GriIling-Helps
Police Find Corpse.

Chicago, July 29.-Thomas Fitzger
aid murdered ~siX-year-old Janet viii
kiDSon.
He enticed her into his flat with
candy. He made advances. She
screamed. He chOked her to death.
Then he buried her body in the coal
pile in the basement Of the build
ing.
He confessed the crime to Acting
Lieut.. Fred Howe at the Chicago ave-
IL station, where he had been held
since l a. IN. Wednesday, II hours af-
ter Janet vanished. Then he helped
the police TO find the corpse.
His confession came abruptly at the
end Of the most remarkable grilling In
the history of crime. 1t lasted through
out the entire night. 1t was Il verlta-
Bile fourth degree" in which psychol-
ogy played a leading part.
A detective dressed as Il priest had
tried to induce Fitzgerald to confess.
The man said he had nothing to
tell
Tiny hands, taken from dolls, were
laid before him on a table in the dimly
lighted basement Of the police station
as IN appeal to his feelings. This
failed.
The police even took off his glasses
because he seemed TO lose his compOS-
ure without them. But he bowed his
head and refused TO talk.
He was not physically abused, but
the manhunters, feeling the end was
near, pounded his muddled and sleep
less brain with every mental shock
they could devise.
Kind words, threats, thousands of
ut him with machine gun regularity.
The ordeal had endured eight hours
when he called for Acting Lieutenant
Howe. e
Send Mr.. Howe down here" he said
simply. Then he confessed every
thing.
a few hours later the wheels of Cook
county's prosecuting machinery were
in motion.
Red Necktie Jimmy O'Brien, MUIR
der case specialist of the states attor-
ney'S office, was called in.
He had Fitzgerald removed, under q
heavy guard, to the criminal courts
building, where the murder story was
repeated in detail before official ste
n~Ographers.
Coroner Peter NJ. Hoffman person
ally impaneled a jury at CAROLS I'M
dertaking rooms and opened an in
quest over the body.
Acting Chief AlcOck and others de-
manded an immediate special session
of the legislature to enact laws provid-
ing for a farm colony for detectives Of
the Fitzgerald type.
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ASKS DEMOCRATS AID
TAFT OPENS CORRESPONDENCE
WITH LEADERS OF PARTY.
Also Suggests to G. o. p. Leaders
Differences Be Patched Up
With Administration.

Washington, July 26.-Former Presi-
dent Taft, who has written to several
Republican senators and leaders sug-
costing reservations to the peace treaty
which might be acceptable TO both
sides, has opened correspondence on
the subject with prominent Democrat
iC senator's.
Senator Hitchcock Of Nebraska, one
Of the leading spokesman for the adj
ministratiOn in the senate fight, re-
ceived n letter from Mr.. Taft.
The former presidents communica-
ton to the Nebraska senator was not
made public, but it was understood TO
be Of the same general tenor as those
sent to the Republicans.
Senator Hitchcock and other admin
~istration senators declared, however,
that for the present, at least, they
would continue their efforts for ratii-
cation without reservations. Express
ing confidence that there was no ques-
ton but that the treaty would be rati-
fled. they said the fight now conferred
Ol llc IcSOlullOu accompany lS Iutlh-
cation in which would. be embodied
any reservations or interpretations.
~COntending hat senate rules re-
CURED a vote on each article of the
treaty, the administration leaders said
they believed they had the votes to de-
feat amendments to any section, as a
simple majority only would be re-
ouired.
COnceding that strength might de-
velop to compel acceptance of a ratif-
cation resolution with qualifying
clauses, the administration senator's
said they had no yet been advised by
President Wilson whether he would be
disposed to accept any interpretations.
It was said, however, that the admins.
tratiOn would oppose to the last any
qualifying clauses which would re-
quire renegotiation Of the treaty.
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PLAN NATIONAL LABOR PARTY
in Cleveland in September for
Organization.

Cleveland, o., July 2~9.-Delegates
from ten states representing more
than 100000 organized workers will
meet here after Labor day to organize
the American labor party, it has been
announced by local proponents of the
movement. The convention may also
decide whether to nominate a nation
al ticket in 1920. An effort will be
made to insert a plank in the platform
calling for the repeal of the national
prohibition amendment, it is said.
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WOULD DECIDE ON "WET-DRY"
Filipinois Wish to Pass on Prohibition
Question for Islands, Says
Council Of State.

Manila, p. l., July 29.-The council!
Of state has memOrialized the
of the United States to permit the Fill
ipino people to decide for themselves
the question of prohibition. Acting
Governor Yeater has announced that
prohibition for the Philippine islands
would be considered in a message he
Will send to the special session of the
legislature. Filipino sentiment toward
prohibition is regarded generally as
hostile.
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Budapest Orderly.

Vienna.-Budapest was orderly dur.
ing the night. Picked troops patrolled
the town. The troops now at the front
were informed that they may retire, as
1t is stated in Budapest that Ruma-
Man forces along the Thesis river had
received orders from the peace confer
ence at Paris not to advance further
toward Budapest. When the new gov
eminent was proclaimed and the COM
ing OF peace was announced, there
was a celebration, but the people re-
sponded to the appeal for order.
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Vienna.-Overtures for peace with
the allies have been made by the new
socialist government of Hungary which
has been set up in succession to the
Bella Kun regime.
Bella Kun, who resigned his virtual
dictatorship, has been furnished a safe
conduct by the allies and is expected
to seek refuge here, as it is felt that
his life would be endangered If he
remained In Budapest.
The peace overtures were made by
Jacob Weltner, president of the SOL
diers' and workers soviet from Buda-
pest. Herr Weltner asked Col. Gun
ningham, the leading representative of
the allied officials here, to recognize
the new government and to treat for
peace. The new Hungarian cabinet
is presided over by Judas Peidll, who
was formerly minister of the peoples
welfare in the Count Karolyi cabinet.
The cabinet contains Professionally
many members OF the former Bella
Kun ministry.
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KILLS HIS FATHER-IN-LAW
and Wife Near Town Of
kesley.

Waterloo, Ia, July 29.-Sam Bloom.
a farmer living near Kesley, was SHOT
and killed by his s%on-in-law. Anton
Boelkes, who hid in the haymow and
attacked Bloom without warning when
killing Bloom BOelkes went to the
house and shot his mother-in-law and
wife.
Mrs. Bloom, who is about fifty years
old, Is in a critical condition.
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Arranqinq for ROYAL Visit.

Washington, July 31.-King Albert
and Queen Elizabeth of Belgium will
visit the United States, arriving either
late in September or early in October.
Their present plans call for an ex-
tensive tour of the country. While in
Washington they will be the guests Of
President and Mrs. Wilson at the
White House.
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Illinois Corn Is Damaoed

Bloomington, ILL.,, July 3O.-Central
Illinois has entered upon the third
week of intense heat and without any
rain and farmers say unless there is
immediate relief the damage TO corn
will reach tremendous proportions.
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CHICAGO TRAVELS ON FOOT
Employees Of the Surface and Elevat-
ed Lines Walk Out After
Weeks Conference.

Chicago, July 3O.-Chicago is walk
ing. After Il week of fruitless confer
ences between heads of the trolley
mems unions and company officials the
order was given for n walkout and the
surface and elevated cars were run in
TO the barns. The men demand So
cents an hour, an eight-hour day GO
per ent of the runs to be straight time
and time and one-half for overtime.
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ID. S. c. FOR HEROES OF WAR
Iowa Sergeant Named in Last
of War Honors.

Washington, ID. c., July 29.-Among
officers and men named in the latest
list Of distinguished service cross
awards are the following: Lieut..
Charles l.. Petit, Ontonagon. Mich. /;
Sergts. Ernest A. Smith (~deceased)
Waterloo, Iowa, and Samuel Snowden.
Hawks. Mich, and Harry Thrall, pri-
yate. Allegan, Mich.
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House Takes Vacation.

Washington, July 30.-Without n
record vote the house adopted n reso-
luton providing for a recess from Au-
gust 2 to September o. During this
time the senate is expected to con
tinue to debate the peace treaty.
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Ransom Paid for American

Washington, July 30.-Acting upon
the advice of the Mexican government,
j. w. Thompson, an American living
near Mexico City, has PAID 1,500 pesos
ransom demanded by bandits for the
release of his fourteen-year-old son.
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Berlin Gets 500, ooo,ooo Loan

London, July 30.-An American
loan of $1OO,OOO,00O has been obtained
by Martin Nordegg, representing the
Deutsche bank of Berlin, according to
an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from
Berlin.