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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28

This Question Is Ever on the Lips
Of the Afflicted.
Eczema. letter, Erysipelas, and
other terrifying conditions of the skin
are deep-seated blood diseases, and
applications of salves, lotions and
washes can only afford temporary re-
lief, without reaching the real seat OF
the trouble. But just because local
treatment has done you no good, there
is no reason to despair. You simply
have not sought the proper treatment.
that is within your reach.
You have the experience Of others
who have suffered as you have to
guide you to prompt radiance of
blood and skin diseases. No matter
how terrifying the irritation. no mat
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28
J. e. Price Now Connected
With indianapolis Firm

j. C. Price. formerly of Richmond,
is now associated with the Walter t.
White company, 740 Lemcke Annex,
Indianapolis. He is in charge Of the
Farm and Trades department of the
company.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28

HAMILTON = Francis Bowers, a
youth. who with two others broke into
the office of the Grand theatre and
tried to carry away the office safe,
pleaded guilty to attempted robbery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28

house, Williamsburg, $3.50 a. M, Perry
schoolhouse, Economy. p. M, Dalton,
Harry Macy farm, 2:30 p. m.
Thursday, March 6, Washington,
Anderson Elevator, Milton, $50 a. M.
Jackson, J. S. Hazelrigg store, Cam
bridge, p. M, Jefferson, Bert Sou
ders farm, $3.50 p. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28

Friday. March Z. Harrison. Robert
and Clarence jenkins farm. $3.50 .. M
Boston, Howard Williams farm. p. m.
Arlington. Ben Weiss farm. z:30 p. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28

Tuesday, March 4, Webster, John
Grove farm, $3.50 a. m, Clay, Theo.
Davis farm, p. NJ, Center, town hall,
1880 p. m.
Wednesday, March 8, Green, school
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28
MURRAY,

One of the difficulties that present
ed itself in the making of "Fan-Fan"
by William Fox was the acquiring Of
correct costumes under the stress of
war conditions. 1t was found that
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28

CINCINNATI-William S. Ludlow.
retired capitalist, opened his door in
respones to knock last night. Three
men were outside, one of whom level
ed gun at him and demanded money.
When he ordered them away. he was
shot in the abdomen.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28
Ohio News
in Flashes

CINCINNATI = Stripped tobacco
valued at $4,000 was destroyed by
fire which burned through three
stories Of six-story building used for
q cigar factory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28
MuRRETTE,

There was a good deal of question
ing as to how Moret knew anything
about Mickey" No one in the COM
pany had ever noticed Mr.. Moret
there during the rehearsals. In order
to get some peace on the subject,
therefore, he told them that he had
first noticed Mickey when he dropped
into the studio for chat one day with
one Of the directors. At that time the
very Arst scenes were being "shot."
and attracted by the charming person.
ality OF Mickey" he stayed the en-
tire day, Two hours later, inspired
by the fascinating photoplay, re wrote
the song dedicated to Mickey" and
which he called Mickey"
But why Miss Normand should be al
all peeved, after the first surprise OF
the song, no one could quite fathom
AS for Neil Moret, he set it down as
lust like a woman" 1t leaked out,
however, several days later when Miss
Normand said she was afraid" of
Mickey. ut sticks So" she complain.
ed, lust as Peter Pan is identical
with Maudo Adams Nevertheless,
Just ask Miss Normand some day how
proud she is Of her twin sister
Mickey" She loves that mische.
vious little gill as much as everyone
else does, she has confded many
times.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28
e[1lpator
WASHINGTON.

Joan lived alone with her grand
parents. In q house nearby lives
Martin Grey, a young man. Event.
ually Martin and Joan get acquainted
One day, Joan is discovered with
Martin and her grandparents forbid
her to see him again. She runs away
to Martin and he takes her to the city
where they are married.
To Joan. married life is no different
than any other kind Of life. She for
gets she has a husband and nirts
madly with everyone and anyone.
Martin becomes fast friends with
Toodles, chorus girl.
> After q time the young people rea
lie that life holds no real happiness
without the other. And so these hap
piness seekers becomes the ideal ma
rried coupe, with love and happiness
to rule their home. This Is the story
of who Cares?" in which Constance
Talmadge Is presented by Lewis j
Selznic, and which will be seen to-
day and tomorrow at the Washington
theatre.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-28

LLICOTHE-Three men were
seriously injured this afternoon when
trestle on the D. T. and !. railroad
collapsed as train passed over it.
The engineer, William Andrews, Is
not expected to recover.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-08
Complete Program
for Celebrations
on Armiistice Day

Tho proNrlm committee In charge OF
rItlmdtIuna Boo fhIa UlfN on ArmlstlVD
nlN. which win Doe celebrated through .
out the United States have agreed
upon proffnm that ~ 90 hc rendered
after thc ewnd parade. in which cvrfy
organization of ratrrnM societies and
business houses will pc represented.
each 90 thpm As n body and indlNld
uaiiy carIyine colors and pcnnnuts
Uliure
The nruetam WlN herin immDi.att2
after the PARADE. urd VIII he rendered
nt the Nricsian park and ia as foi-
lows
Invocation hy Reverend y y. puch
oman.
Songs hy rre audience
shart Address. hy Mayor 9ordon
Boone
Patriotic SONGS. hy thc audience
short ndircss. hN Roy MILLER
Music
short aadrcss on American Lesion
hs rr Herbert Caldwell
sons Sar Spanrici lunurr
Dcntdictun. hy Bishop Musshaum
1.-Two assistants havc boom appointed
tn asa fh ElHni frnrshHN nf fn" rf
ado. Lieut. Cui Glover Johns as foi
lows Mafrr R Is Witt. nar Nerheri
caldwell John S. NrCnmI Edward
kleherr and George Watson Hhe
grand marshall AND his assistants are
eNrcctrd to he mounted darling Che
naradn lut ut thls time othcr details
30 fho maach hnNo not boon completed
nnt wlr De- announced IIfrf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-08
DERSONAL
4 MENTION

Miss Nannye iatnagln. principal ~
thn kastufNE school of this clty left
Yesterday for week end visit WIN
niends in KingsNnlc
n. a Andrews. 81 Riverside. who liz
secretary ~ the school hoard az that
place. visited in lhc county suuelin-
tcnduuts office Wednesday
Miss icta FOpgelman. teacher ln the
Kasuuryz school be- spending the week
visiting n NaVnauti, while the school
building which was dumaHgd in The
recout storm is uuderEnins Repairs
81 % Garrett os tht reNaH Company
'cr Frlday Tor Dallas on o. short husl-
mess trip
Mrs r. u whitley ana daughter
Milo have had apartments ot N2 King
street Hre nov Occupying their rest
iOncc af inNN Agnes street.
Me- and Mrs George Fullcr who
.Nont to Craven. Louisiana several
months ago have returned to Corpus
Christi and arc located as ii2d south
Mas A. T. crockcr who hue been
.auitu 800 "a week is reported to Dee very
.much improved
MIS-. Henry Baird OF Cottonwood
fafa huuHls. Isl here to Fpnd the
NInfrr with ben mother Mrs. r. NJ
Jones ff2 King street
MIR and Mrs w. A. Mcclure have
taken apartments at pes Mesquite
street
vs.. R Muir und n T. FEATHER ~ the
Southwestern Tractor and implement
Company hive returned from q nusi-
rrss rip 90 Nusfivcn Hnd Nvolt
o. D. Magurnaf who WIS recently
discharged at Camp Normurlc rum
ifmy service sftci -hogt visit here
to h.s family has left Tor honH,on
where Doe viii he employed in the
/ fH...I.f. fn..u lnH stool NHNH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-08
rAIRn WFEk

Comfort and economy nNth. N'pf'
roner Won get both hs usin- Coles
Hui Ins, heaters. Corpus 'hri''.
q t..f.I..afu go ADV
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-08

F,,erv Saturday night nf W. @. W
Hail Good floor and good music l''
gins promptly u $50 NNiNiHs 20
Gentlemen y5c ladies free
advertisement
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-08

Croveis Tastciess Chill Tonic
-cstoras vitality and energy hN pnrilf
n. AND cnrlChinc the blood on
I'M soon feel SIS STRENGTHENING lnNiE
o,.tinr Fffcct p~icr soc tdv
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-08

". &. Smith. who bought the c. G.
Heath residence no Aio Staples Hiie'b
moved into it Yesterday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
About Higher Rents
1t Rentals Soar Good Water Bonds Cannot Be Blamed
It Is Greed Of Dollar-Squeezing Landlord.
M A spECINL OOnnEsrnNnENrl

There
where The chance for outside investments paving large 80
As result being those
ou aud The law Of supry and demand the landlord the nd
Nnngc In the o time enough will seek this high
by building hou~ to bring supply and demand In equilibrium and
Impression high nrc responsible
about Ste ,cr ,c"~ Ti,s s ,Sn, less @ r si "r month =" nc
houc rents $50 or s35 month T 81 81 bears TOO small
make the added this 81 20 year which about
more 1 n %% i bonds % crry 9a0' tells 20" Il" mus" nave ' 80
the S shSuG be go cG%e aT3 @ month % 1nS Opposition denied % & @
Igo 'T, armgG our m ore" fer ] ma'G & c""m,rg ] r % % @ '%@ @
decline the % "c2 innc would Gp3do their tn-ooa We say
a residence Of the value stated
Of 6Scoftcrns v,cc corrar.
money The, merely your money
Of giving ,cnsnt Sor" w,.rs
%maS R ma n Inn' hr5 @ @ m "n' % @ 1T ava" ] ir % MN w , @ 10 % ] ] %
mcr lmlf n, his privilege of tcnhp ab,c being c%rrulcd
LANDLORDS opposition think they
aivays has and always
tho trouble centuries II
oo,Toc% & by % supply @ @ ana demand ] r II rG % oTc landlord mo
dcaunr Of
Ham ~ c b5pgs n ,c % landlord "" Sns c whnbnd an% % " rn
The work Of the many who are onlm' who labor nnI rn ana
cc. blood suckers who n,c grown blood 9ond or
5 oGS c % @ % be % o blood G g % ga ' % &"' cs y upon % @
hnybod, full vcl that tco parasitic
is necessary II conditions win not permit they cannot do " tia"
taxes 6c higher hnn cats mck ,,, -, TO- , ,,,.
practical operation Thc should but there Thc2 nnd
In rents II the cay Thcy
I'M 1py nr No. rncnptb 1ic tS, rhc other ea,
Go ahead and follow these rcu6vs They walk
Cn5 II done hc Win & be % plenty & % Gag ] H9" @ ] T"l me- - " &
VIII no, follow. Tulsa wn has built Tulsa Tulsa
wong Is unpopular here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
New York MobiIizes All Po-
lice and Detectives for
Duty Until Saturday.
PITTSBURGH is ON WATCH
Industrial Plants Warned to
Add Guards; Pacific
Cities Ask Troops.
READY FOR BOMB OUTRAGE
Precautionary Measures Are
Taken Against Red Demon
stration in Nation.

NEW YORK. July J--Evory man
OF Now York's police and detective
force. more than 1900 In number.
was mobillEod tonight 10 remain on
continuous duty until Saturday
morning aH precaution against an
other possible attempt by anarchists
10 inauguraio a reign Of terror on
Independence day. special guards
were thrown about tho city'e pub
lic buildings. and tho homes OF cltl-
EcnA who. because OF their wealth
or prominence. in efforts 10 stamp
out radicalism. might bo targets ;1r
the terroristS
A an added precaution plans
we're perfected for the rapid mobill-
Hation of the city regiments or tho
state guard In the event OF any wido-
spread disturbance which might
prove moro than the police could
handle
The Firm avenue homes OF former
United states Senator William "A.
Clark, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Andrew
Carnegie, Henry &. b'rick. Mrs. Fin
Icy J Shepard. Vincent Astor and
other persons OF wealth. together
with the city hall and other munich
pal buildings. are being guarded by
tho police
IT hPtrick's cathedral. 81 Thomas
church and many Other church edi-
fices also are being patrollOd by do
| teCtlvea
BriRadier General Dyer Of the New
York state guard has issued instruc-
tions to reeimentAi commanders for
speedy mobilization In event OF any
radical domonstra tion tonight or to-
morrow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
OAKLAND POLICE
START RED" ROUNDUP.

OAKLAND. Cal. July 3.--Foro-
warned, they charged. OF a plot 10
stage an uprising hero tomorrow as
part ~ a nation. wide dcmOnstrn-
ton by radicals Oakland police this
afternoon began roundup of al
l'ryi reds ON warrants issued un-
der the new state syndicallsm act
Tho first two men arrested wore
Alexander Ngnho. aged 90. and
D1yideA Graham, aged SO, drydock
helpers IN a local shipyard They
woro taken while AZ work Warrants
for a more have been prepared. tho
police announced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
ARtis apparently
Don't Bank Much on
Their Tax Figures

Tho opponents of the bond is
sue are not talking In figures any
more about the tax rate The
World stausucinn is suu willing
90 wager 500 with any anti who
believes that tho ratio OF lSt mills
for lcAt year as given "conscrvatc-
ly' in the anti hand book, is cor
rect
Tho proposition stiltSthnds that
the rate viii De closer IN tho
World rate ~ 36.5 mills than 20
G,t mills Iu order Tor the world
s'1lisIrnu to win the rate will
have iu Doe lower than that of last
year which was l3t mills.
\ bot. Of course. isn't an ArEu
mcu, bat D. sometimes indicates
how much confidence one has iu
his upWlou.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04

THE WEATHER

TULSA OLA .r., Maximum
Oh TIrIrruo. =. .p ,.,cJ. g|,,r
uEI ,iiDV, r,.t. ,,J -,.,,J,,
mar, IInra, o., ,r.,.I
IDTI4fAsA AuEASgAg Ayp
WI-T TEXAS. lra.. ..t s,urt..
ragf., Fpul,
VAST No. N,e yrl.. aud g,tyr5.
EtS.,s r,,,, '.nrty rTs.,
p..n.M.. t.rr,..i ,,',g.. .I,,..,.
ant ra'.,r ., ,..,s ,.,,,.,r s,,.,t,,
ursstf.sl .r.I.E.g r,.l t1urIrr
ttoUefs and ,.w,at.f cooler
JTIy Tuv FOURTH
As when -'tre IAN. Is nom III. mar
sut. .,r.,t 80.
Tb, atom, - tt. tIt.,4. 80. thai, ..,,t
,r tsr.t.,..
So came tr..r.r. In ,.rtb N, child Of
r,r.1r ,B,t .f,.r4 ush, p, vac t,,
All r.,'. ,,.,'.',..
ant .tu. tr. I.'.v, O., ,,,,. .u,b
49, ,.r mot. tE.r
A prrnr,f to rr,..r. tb. .,ay of Nbsrtr
Tor mon
Great w.t The ,ours.. ~ ,h. mat. IN,
want. p,.., ,t,orr
Te. ,r,nl. ttr rr.t,, ~, F,r.i,,, then
few ,srr bsr b.tfIr som,
Until tFr I.u "a r.b-.,, ,.,. an, .,,..,.
the morn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
WARNING ISSUED
TO PITTSBURGH POLICE

PITTSBURGH. July "A warn
Ing 10 industrial plants In this vi
cinliy 10 maintain special guards as
"A prccaution against bomb outrages
tomorrow was contained In "A tele-
gram from George r. Lumb, acting
superintendent OF state police at
Harrisburg, received this afternoon
hy chief Of Detectives Clyde 4 Eide
burn The telegram said tho state
police had received reports Of thefts
of large quantities OF powder and
dynamite In different parts Of tho
state I'm the last few days. believed
To havo been stolen by radical
agents
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
ALL MONEY HAS NOT
BEEN GRATED HERE
Calamity HowIcrs and pcSHmists
Cannot Back Up Their Claims
Of Bilking

with the opposition 20 tho water
pbondH steadily losing grounds. IN"
Page organs have shifted from 'h'u
numerous ana varied a't.s u@d
are verify huwing GRAFT
what has hc.om" Of tho park
bonds We voted" say they "Nht
has become OF tho bonds " NE voted
for hou'cyardg' What has become
~ the luClucraiur bonds VIE voted
what about she sewers in lUI and
l2O''
Accordingly 70 the best Information.
tho park money went fnr the tui.nW
ing equipment and locations l"o1-
t.uu In West Tulsa greenhouse
equipment In owen park. part site
az the end ~ South Main park site
loo Kendall block II Highlands ad-
ditiou.
As 10 the boulevard only $4,000
~ this fund has yet been spent and
that was paid our june !. for ma
1prIuls already purchased Tor inc
road hy the river The rest uf 'n'
uul ls>rcs'iug peacefully until such
"A time when BE- ls needed tu compIe o.
the construction uf the hnIleNHr O.
10 10 thn purpose Of fh' present aN
mIrIstratl0u not 90 rush the lnh h'.
NOud~ what seems 20 Dee econ mica.
Htl conservative.
The sewers boo districts l0T ana l2o
were practically completed during
ih, simmons administration and
th, same regime lis responsible Tor
tho iuadcqun.y ~ the lncInorh'ur
The Page organs should Do" F'f'
careful .u attacking 'hr present rlr
mIuisfrntinn n7 'ni7 is 'h' ti'f.
regime BOO thc history of city affairs
a .fIHEl f.U|T.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
TROOPS REQUEST
CANNOT BE GRANTED.

SPOKANE. wash. July "A re-
quest for state or federal troops as
a protective measure against re-
ported radical outbreaks here tomor-
row In connection with a reported
Mooney strike. was sent 10 tho war
department and 10 Governor Hart
today by the city council, II was an
nounoed at the city hall
a request made 20 tho comman-
dant OF Fort George Wright here,
Hnd TO Major Thomas Aston, com
m6nding tho third battalion or the
state militia. was mot with the state
mcnt that they lacked authority 10
order out tho troops. The petition
then was carried 10 Washington and,
Olympia.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
VILLA FORCES KILL
ANOTHER AMERICAN
Leroy Muyc. Employed nv Mexican
Gulf OH Company. Murdered In
1ampicO OH IicldA

WASHINGTON, Mly LEROY
Moyo. an American citiEon employed
bog tho Mexican Gulf Oil company
wts murdered by MrNicanS In the
Umpico oil fields Inst Tuesday
night. according 60 dispatches today
10 the state department Acting Sec.
Rotary Phillips Immediately clblcd
the American om bnaay al Mexico
city 90 make urgent eprcHeulatiOna
TO the Mexican government Tor tho
apprehension and punishment " the
murdrrors and tho protection OF
Americana in the Tnmpico dialrict
Noyo wuH native Of Alabama
and his home was in Livingston.
Texas
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04

WASIIlNGTDN JuI The Brit
ish dirigiblc E.3A. ru route fo the
United States on iu uIftupfod
round trip trans Atlantic flight s
expected 20 reach M.ucoll. Long
Island some time tomorrow. Uru-
lsh admiralty wireless picked up
boy the otter Cuffs Ne. radio sta
uou late today. and rcllycd To- the
navy department said
The message slld tina; the dir,Rihlc
was expected back ai iis home sta
non a. East Fortune. scotland. hy
Monday indicating thtt the sfny ~
the aIrship ln The tn'ud States
Wglld by very brief
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
MANY PlCNlCS ARE PLANNED
CITY Parks and Convenient
Resorts VIII BE Crowded
With Picnickcrs.
THEN THE BOXING CONTESTS
Hundreds Of Visiting Fight
Fans Here Last n iRht,
Waiting for Show.

o.. ..lr uru today an ot The fire
u..t. W .., world wcrc conccnfrat-
,fu.rea asruuF European baltic
.u. and a BHco army Of Awcrlcan
... H.. .U I death CLASH BOO an
effort o. ..U.a thc advancing army
D. NautHl
T.H.. fireworks nre popping and
t......U...N 100 every hamlet ia
America .HH htIu inc of Europe
Dos boon abandoned more than hair
.N. American army has returned
humn victorious Will, the Tcutun
army tnF u.ru cent back across tho
.nH. . defeat
Ta1I. .s o. different July I. per
Dap. 'r. greatest 100 the world. his
t..' Today % .hr first Fourth OF
July " four years which were
crowded w..H "a. uf tho horrors OF
War; 'hl' tH. auuuh-dcains cannon
have NOT doomed
Ipdt. Americas greatest Fourth
q. .aH world peace rciEns And to
..fHtH history Is added It's most
r"".H Tt.r The page that tells OF
h"Hr.ts part .u the fual achieve
I'.. Ui restoring world peace
Tulsa hHH planned to observe the
'.H N military manner At 10
'.U.t t'r members ut Joe Carson
l. comprising tlI OF Tuln's war
Do .HHs VIII Wgn' 40 the city haU
aaI march Boz iGR1d, To- the Presbyte-
lu .Egg.h There an appropriate
program Wll Doe carried out Fol
iH"lus D." Invocation the program
VIII .' opened hy singing ut the
S.H.rH rHiRHs."i Banner. Horace Iia-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04

ST JOHNS. NewyoundlaSa july
The British d.rlF!blc n "a was
abou 400 miles northcas, Of $,
Johns az 10 p m. Greenwich Time.
according 20 message received to-
nigh a. the admiralty wireless sta
l0n here The message stated the
aIwhp was making good progress
CONTINUED oN FACE ELEvYN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04

LONDDN. July The air min
is,ry announced tonight that his
majesty steamship Tiger had
spoken with the R-3t a. $40 M
!u latitude 81 degrees 20 minutes
north. longitude 40 degrees west
Apparently al Is well ON board the
dirigihlc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-04
British Wireless Tells Of Ex-
pcctatlon; Received by the
Navy Department.
ALL IS WELL ABOARD BLIMP
Good Progress is Being Made
by Balloon in Trans-At-
lantic Flight.
TO FLY OVER NEW ENGLAND
Course Is Believed Probable
by Naval Officers at
st. Johns.

ny ite Associated Press
LONDON. July 3.--1hc latest
message received by the air min.
isuN gives the position uT the
R-3t at 1875 Greenwich mean
time thbout noon Nvw Work timcJ
as latitude 52.tO north, longitude
40 80 west