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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-28
jennings PODAL SvE SvEDECTW.
nAM0N Mu REkL. zE NoMlNACE
nARDlneA SThLA JEJ S1.000.000
DOHENY A TRI DEMOKRATICTf VUDCOVE
OBESLANI PRED VYBOR

Washington q. brezna Dnes, kdy podano daBi svs-
dectv pouz penez narodni repubkanske konvenci
1920 repubkansti cenove senatnho vybou zanes vaku
do den1okratckeho tabora
Po vypovedich AL Jennngse, zreformovaneho bandty a
nyni zesnuy Jake Hamon fekl ze nonina
p. Hardnga 1920 staa jej (Hamona sl,oooooo.
nator Seden P. Spencer Missouri republican oznamil ze
nafidil vydani obsilek ma ctyfi svedky.
Bude znova povolan Edward L. Doheny enz ziskal oei
vysady vladn reserve Elk Hills CAL ienz tfkrate
jz svedci pred vyborem dale George White Marietta o.
predseda narodnho demokratckeho vyboru 1920; Wilbur
Marsh Iowy byvaly pokladnk narodnho den,okrackeho
vybohu John Walsh advokat provozujici praxi Wash
ngone bratr senatora Walshe Montany demokrackeho
vIdce Olejneho vySetfovan.
Jak Sc ocekavao, AL Jennngse bylo razu
saeniho vypravel Hamon byvay Glen republican,
skeho nrodnho vboru fekl ze Hardingova noinacc
stla ei $1,0O0000 re Hamon sde re stale to dasch
$500 doci vtezstvi repubkanskeho lstku 1920 ze
Hamon prohlasl ze zapat $250OO0 zesnulemu senator
Penroseov Pennsylvania $4,000 generanimu nava
nimu Daughertymu Will H. Haysovi predsedov narodnho
vyboru jstemu muz Ohia, iehoz imeno nemohl 81
vzpomenout ale znelo pry neco jako Naming re Hamon
vyrozumival ze bude ustanoven sekretafem vnitra
Kdyz slecna Roxie sinsonova. byvaa zena Jesse w.
smitha povolna bya svedectv pred vyborem W.
setrucm generaniho navadniho Daugherty
no. bvay senator Chamberlain eden zastupc1 generaln
no navadnho Daugheryho zda ably menovala onech pet
muz kteri vydela OO0O spekuacem Sinclairov
mi oleafskym akciemi Ma to bylo odpovedeno, re W.
Dor nehod zabyva touto vsc ezto netyka general
niho navladnho Chamberlain prohasil pak ze prevlada
mneni Stinsonova chela svedci re ednim onech pe
muzG "byl president Spojenych Statd'
Senator Ashurst demokrat poznamena pak re patrne
myslem Chamberlanovym jest uvas vbor postaven iako
by zaah meno mrtveho do tohoto vyserovani re vbor
media vlakat do teto pasti.
Secna Stinsonova byla podobena vsechu zastupci ge
neralnho navladnho jimz vak nenodafilo oslab je
drv6jsi svedecv Vybor rovnez wal dvahr odporucen
senatora Wheelera ably bya podna senate resouce KITE
pohnan by by zodpovednost nevaznos vuci sen
M S. Daugherty, Washington Court House, o. bratr
generaniho Tednic eho banky ktefi
odpira predozi knihy eze Vybor rovnez wal uvahu
dops generanho navladnho nemz ento protestue
podnkani loveckych vyprav vyborem do arhivd odbo-
spravenost Daughertv zada ably nadale by vzdycky
vyrozumen jakemu dcel zadanych dokumenG ma byti
uzto
Senator Wheeler pravil re generani navladni zamezl
prstup vyboru k archiv1m jez mali cn spknutim
pasovn zbraf do Mexka "spknutim, pro namuz nebylo
zakroceno odborem spravedlnosti."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-28

Nevetsi kanceaTska budova svete 81 poschod
ka zobrazen zde die konaktorova naksu bude postave
New Yorku velikem cverci ohrancenem S2 33
c Ctvrtou Lexington Avenue kde prtomn6 jsou stare
nevzhledne kGny spoecnos pouicni drahy Maeek
nedavno by koupen Henry Mandelem jeho spoecnky
kopanm zakadG bude zapocato nekoika tydnech. bp
dove teto bude vice ma nez osavadnch dvou nev6tsc
stavbach toho druhu = Equitable Building New Yorku a
General Motors Building Detroit. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-28
TkI ARMhDNi LETcl zABl1l.

Honolulu. Fl. T.. 81 brezna. --TH armadni letci byi
zabit diva poraneni kdyz MarnGv bombovac aero-
plan, zachvacen byv vernym vrem. sfl zemi vzha
jsou Prvni poruck w. G. Moore; prvn porucfk
Oscar Monthan radovy voak Jesnger Diva vojaci Tor
res Batice byl poraneni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-28
LAvINY zAHUBILY 100 llDl.

Salernoa Ialie 81 biezna = Vice nez 100 osob pokud
nyn znamo byo zahubeno avinam ktere uday vcera
krajn6 koe mesta Amaf Tisice jnych je pristfe
Mnoho d pohfesue avsak zda sou mrv neb podafilo
Sc Jim dostat sc bezpeci nemohlo byi zsteno dnes
GER Americti a n6mecti turise hotech Ama vsichni
zachranili.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-28
KANADA UZNA RUSKO.

Ottawa, q. brezna. Ka.
nada sc rozhodla uznati sovet.
ske Rusko. die oznameni uci-
neneho vcera pozde odpoled-
ne premierem Mackenzie Kin.
gem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-03-28

Kral Hussein Ibn Ali HedzI
prijal nabidku chalifatu cd
mahomedanu V Mesopotamii,
Transjordanii a Hedzasu, KITE
III jej prohlasili "a chalifa.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
German Generals
With RiUaI ShOiUs
HOnOrTa1,ne7,berg 2

BY the Associated Press.
KOENIGSBERG, Germany. August
27.-Gens. Won Hindenburg and
Ludendorff today ran rival shows
here in celebration of the tenth
anniversary of the battle. of
Tannenberg. The warriors made
special addresses before different
gatherings.
Cen Won Hindenburg. who ap-
peared in full uniform, avoided the
discussion of internal politics and
spoke only of the historic past,
mentioning Our Fatherland" with
out referring to changes which
have come about in the govern
ment.
At the other meeting. however,
Gen. Ludendorff addressed spe-
cia! crowd of his extreme admirers
and said: so long as we have a
government whose president has
disarmed the army and whose
chancellor is a member of the
Catholic. party, whose evident aim
is to destroy the reich, and so long
as a man like Nathan promotes
bolshevisttc ends in the govern
ment, and so long as Stresemann
is foreign minister, we can not
think of German freedom"
A notice was posted on the door
of the hall where Gen. LudendorH
spoke, which read: mo Jews
admitted"
Evening star., 1924-08-27
DECLARES DEFENSE DAY
NOT FOR MOBILIZATION
Gen. Pershing Explains Need of
Instruction in Preparedness to
Meet Possible Emergency.

| By the Associated Press.
LEAVENwoRTH. Kans., August
27-"Defense day is not a mobiliza-
ton. it is simply part of the in
struction officers and men must have
to understand what mobilization
would be-" said Gen. Pershing after
he had reviewed the citizens mill
tary training camp at Fort Leaven-
worth yesterday. Every nation car
ries on just such instruction. It's
whole purpose Is to give each officer,
particularly of the National Guard
and the reserve officers, a problem
such as he would have to solve if
the time came.
Another reason for Defense day
is that the people themselves may
receive such instruction as is neces-
sary and patriotic citizens learn
something of the part they should
play IL armies should be necessary
again.
TT is my strong belief that the
cost Of neglect has sunk deep into
the minds of our people, and that
practically all are ready to support
the modest, economic, voluntary sys-
tenn of National defense"
Gen.. Pershing left last night for
Lincoln. Neb. August 81 he will go
to Findlay, Ohio, to attend the re-
union of the 37th Division.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
CrelU of ZR-3
: Must Pass Test
Of Immigrants

immigration inspectors from the
Labor Department will meet the
g new Navy dirigible. ZR-3 upon its
arrival here from Germany to in
Spect the German crew in the same
:. manner that other ship crews are
inspected.
e Commissioner Husband said to-
~ day the step would be taken un-
der Il recent presidential procla
= nation placing aircraft in the
same category with ships of the
sea, and requiring alien passen-
= gers and members of the crew to
submit the same documents re-
quired of aliens arriving other
& wise in the United States.
The members of the crew will be
granted 60-day ''shore leave" at
2, the end of which time they must
return to Germany. The contract
: under which the ZR-3 was built
required its delivery in this coun-
Evening star., 1924-08-27
IOWAN TO CARRY G. o. P.
FIGHT AMONG FARMERS
J. M. Anderson, Speaker of House
to Have Borah and Lowden
as Aides.

CHICAGO, August 27.-Joseph NJ.
Anderson, Thompson, Iowa. speaker
of the Iowa House, will direct the Re-
publican national campaign among
the dirt farmers Of the country, Will
liam M. Butler, chairman of the Re
publican national committee, declared
yesterday.
Mr.. Anderson, the chairman said,
is not connected with any farmers
organizations, but has spent his life
as an actual farmer. Assisting the
Iowa man in an auxiliary capacity
will be several national leaders, who
will take the stump in the agricul-
tural districts. These will include
former Gov. Frank o. Lowden of Hi
nois and Senator William +. Borah
of Idaho.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
BABY DEAD, wife
DYING OF POISON
Maryland Man Reports Discovery
Upon Return to Home
From Work.
gpecial Dispatch to The Star.


HAGERSTOWN, Md, August 27.-
Harry B. Smith. 1Smonth- old baby,
is dead and his mother, Mrs. Sallie
Smith, 26, is dying at the local hos
Pital from poison, which the authori-
ties believe the mother administered
TO the baby and herself last night
=, Four year-old Hilda Smith, another
child, told the police she saw her
.n1other feed something out of bot
tie to the baby and then take some
herself.
Neighbors declare that the Smiths
were an ideal family and never quar-
feled. The husband said when he
came home last night he found his
home locked. Upon knocking, Hilda,
his four-year-old daughter. ran to
Che door and told him her little
brother was dead and that her
mother was i'll. He found his wife
dying on a bed. He ran to a nearby
grocery and called a physician Upon
Returning he found his wife in the
garret with a sheet about her neck.
The baby had been dead several
hours.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
OLD WHALER WRECKED;
: CREW OF EIGHT SAVED
Wanderer Was Making Last Trip
- to South Atlantic-Found by
Coast Guard.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
:" CUTTYHCNk, Mass. August 2i.--
Eight men from the whaling bark
wanderer, torn away from compan-
ions in another boat when their veS-
Sci was wrecked in Vineyard Sound
last night, were brought ashore here
today by Coast Guards. They had
spent the night on lightship.
!. The mast of the old whaler stood
through the night. but her hull was
wrecked by the seas, and when Capt.
Antoine Edwards came here in d cat
boat from New Bedford at daybreak
he agreed with the Coast Guards that
her days of usefulness were ended.
y The Wanderer had left New Bed
ford Monday on what was to have
been her last voyage to the South
Atlantic whaling grounds, and her
skipper had returned there to recruit
additional members of her crew while
the square rigger was at anchor off
A shaun Point.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
STRANDED DREDGE MOVED
Giant Ship Battling Seas OH
Atlantic City.

ATLANTIC CITY. August 27.-Three
tugs at high water today succeeded in
starting the giant Federal dredge
Corozal, aground on the South bar
at the mouth of the inlet, from the
grip of the shoal and dragged her to
the edge of the channel.
The crew of so men remained
aboard
Although subjected to terrific as
sault by mountainous seas yesterday
for hours, no leakage has resulted
Another effort will be made this even
ing to float the dredge.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
PAY REFUSED MINISTER'S.
Bengal Legislative Council Acts II
Dispute.

LONDON. August 27.-A further
stage of the struggle between the
Swarajists, or Indian home rulers
who are demanding immediate re-
sponsible government, and Lord Lyt-
ton, Governor of Bengal. is marked
by news from Calcutta that the Ben
gal Legislative council has again re-
Jected motion to pay the salaries
of the ministers. The vote was 68
to &c.
Officia! intimation was given re-
Gently that in the event of such re-
lection the administration would be
conducted without ministers.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Children's Socks, 3 pair, Soc
Women's Vests. 3 for 44c

Ffne-ribbed cotton, built-up
shoulder, with tailored neck
bands. Irregulars. Sizes 36 to
40.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Union Suits, 2 for CSC

Fine-ribbed cotton suits, bodice
style, with open or closed loose
knee. Sizes 36 and 3s. Slightly
irregular weaveS
Evening star., 1924-08-27

Cecil Hull of Shinn, Kans., did not
change her name when she became a
bride recently, for her bridegrooms
name was also Cecil Hull, therefore
Miss Cecil Hull became Mrs. Cecil
Hull
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Women's SIC Hose, CSC pair

Silk chiffon hose, with seams
up the back. high spliced heels
and double toes, in peach and
black. Slight irregulars. Sizes
Q and 912
Evening star., 1924-08-27
EDUCATIONAL.

Private Lessons in mathematics. sciences,
languages. Twenty years experience. Especial
attention to stupid. backward and unwilling
pupils 81, ST. 30. Albert Jonas. 1406 Hopk as
street near 10th and =. 30s
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Children's Union Suits
2 for 88c

Regularly soc. Made OF cross
barred muslin. Low neck, no
sleeves, with tape and buttons.
For girls or boys to 16 years.
Evening star., 1924-08-27

Odd lot of sateen, lingette.
with plain hens or pleated
founces Assorted sizes and
colorS.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Chinese Parasols, SEC

Chinese Parasols, SEC
Sun and rain proof. Plain or
figured patterns. Large and
small sizes. Straight or crook
handles. Slightly damaged.
Suit Cases at $1.00
Brown fiber suit cases, 24-incb
size. With brass snap and lock.
Hat Boxes at 1898
Black enameled round hat
boxes, lined with figured Gre
tonne. brass snaps and locks.
Regularly IS.
rgain Basement.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Won1en's 69c
Hose, 2 Pairs
CSC

Irregulars of ST grade.
Silk and fiber mixed, with
double heels, toes and
sole. Seams up the back
with deep elastic garter
tops. Peach, tan, brown,
white and black. Sizes
9 to 10.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Bows Suits at 88c

Sizes 2 to s years. OF 1inene.
chambray and kiddie cloth, one
and two piece models. Regula-
ton. and button-on styles. Braid
and emblem trimmed. Light and
dark colors.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Children's Pajamas at 88c

Also princess slips. OF crepe.
dimity and lingette. Dainty
STYLES. with lace and embroidery
trimmings or pipings of contrast
ing colors. Sizes to IA.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
$50 Petticoats at 88c

OF sateen. cotton. taffeta and
liberty loom. Novelty pleated
f7ounces and inserts of contrast
ing colors. with floral patterns.
Regular and extra sizes.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Children's Dresses, 88c

OF Amoskeag and Primrose
ginghams, dotted voile, organdie
and swiss. Many attractive
styles, some with touches of
handwork. Light and dark COL
ors. Sizes to 10 years.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Rompers and Creepers, 8Sc

OF excellent materials, in good
washing colors. Some plain,
others with touches of hand
work. Sizes months to years.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Qyerhlouses at 89c

Cotton and silk blouses of
black or brown tricolet. Others
of dimity or voile. Included are
extra size tuckins. Some with
touches Of color and various
neck lines.
Palais RoyaI-B
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Non-Lacing Girdles, CSC

Odd lots of IL and IA inch
lengths. Combined with Sec
tions of surgical elastic and
plain or fancy materials. Sizes
"a to SO in the lot.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Garter Brassieres, SOC

Regular 59c and 75c values.
H & w lace and embroidered
trimmed brassieres. Made of
novelty fabrics with garters at
tached. Sizes 80 to 4S.
Evening star., 1924-08-27
Princess Sins at 88c

j u\CSc OAPo oS WV
Odd lot of sateen. lingette.
with plain hens or pleated
founces Assorted sizes and
colors.
Children's Pajamas at 88c
Also princess slips. OF crepe.
dimity and lingette. Dainty
styles, with lace and embroidery
trimmings or pipings Of contrast
ing colors. Sizes to IA.
Boys Suits at 8Se
Sizes 2 to years. OF 1inene.
chambray and kiddie cloth, one
and two piece models. Regula-
tion. and button-on styles. Braid
and emblem trimmed. Light and
dark colorS.
Rompers and Creepers, 8Sc
OF excellent materials, in good
washing colors. Some plain,
work. Sizes 6 months to 5 years.
Children's Dresses, $50
OF AmoskeaE and Primrose
ginghams. dotted voile, organdie
and swiss. Many attractive
styles, some with touches of
handwork. Light and dark col
ors. Sizes to 10 years.
Non-Lacing Girdles, CSC
Odd lots of IL and IA inch
lengths. Combined with Sec
tions of surgical elastic and
plain or fancy materials. Sizes
"a to 80 in the lot.
Garter Brassieres, Soc
Regular 5sc and 75c values.
H & w lace and embroidered
trimmed brassieres. Made of
novelty fabrics with garters at
tached. Sizes 80 to 4S.
Overblouses at 89c
Cotton and silk blouses of
black or brown tricolet. Others
of dinity or voile. Included are
extra size tuckins. Some with
touches Of color and various
The Nome nugget., 1924-10-11
ALASKA CABLE COMPLETED
 IN RECORD PERFORMiNCF.

SEWARD, Alaska, Oct. 10. tAPI
 Al ten o'clock Wednesday morn ing th" Tinted States Army signal Corps cableship Dellwood arrived here with the shore end of the new Alaska-Scattl" Cable The con g"stions which have been existing since Spring were immediately re licved using the Dellwood appar- atus until the shore station could be placed in operation. The Dell wood has completed a remarkable performance laying seven hundred
 and thirty eight nautical milea and three thousand feet of sub marine cable. weighing five hun dred and five tons. in four days and four hours from Kotchikan. laying the cable at an average depth of seventeen hundred fath- oms
The Nome nugget., 1924-10-11
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
 HOLDS MEETING

The Northwestern Alaska Cham Der of Commerce met at the office of R. W. J. Reed. Deputy Collector or Customs. on Wednesday after noon. with a good representation of the members present.
 A resolution was passed asking the Railroad Commission to con- slider putting boats on the route from Holy Cross to St, Micbaels and from St. Michaels to Nome, thus affording through service for the people of Nome by the way of the government railroad and greatly helping this section in the way of communication with the outside as well as with points in interior Alaska.
 At present the Commission is connecting Nenana and Holy Cross with boat service which could and would be extended to Nome if proper pressure was brought to bear and it Is proposed by the Chamber to keep at this matter until some results are obtained. A second resolution was passed urging the Alaska Road Commis- sion to consider the matter of eX- tending the tram road from Lanes Landing. the present terminus 90 miles from here. through the Kou- garok district and on to Candle and Deering on the other side oi ! the Peninsula to improve The transportation facilities b"tweer Nome and Kotzebue as well a' to open up and aid in the devel opment of good deal of inter mediate mining territory trihu tary to both places.
 resolution of commcndatiOr on the services of W. W LuRens District Road Supervisor for th'
 Alaska Road Commission va
 passed. asking that his service
 he retained permanently NIT
 Lukens having had the interes of the district in mind in his faith
 ful carrying on of rh5 3rE il his charge for the past season
The Nome nugget., 1924-10-11
BRITISH LABOR GOVERNMENT IS
 NEAR END

LONDON. Oct. 10. lAP)--Great Britain's first Labor Government virtually ended today when the House of Commons carried by q vote of three hundred and sixty four to one hundred and ninety eight motion to demand the sel- ection of committee to investi- gate the action of Attorney Gen eral Hastings for withdrawing the prosecution of the case of Com munist James Campbell. Editor of the Workers Weekly. on charges of melting His Majesties forces to sedition. The Government is ask ing that Parliament be dissolved tomorrow, and this action will in all likelihood follow
The Nome nugget., 1924-10-11
SENATOR'S WIN
 WORLD SERIES
 FOUR TO THREE

WASHINGTON, D, C., Oct. 10. tApD Washington baseball fans are wild with excitement tonight over the victory of the Senators over the Giants which resulted in he winning of the world series for Washington for the first time in the history of baseball. Wednes- days win by the Giants making it three games to two made it look q bit blue for the Senators but they were still held as favorites. Thursdays game was won by the Senators before q crowded stand which made the series stand at three wins each Friday morning ticket speculators were selling tickets to late corners for as high as S150 each and could not supply
The Nome nugget., 1924-10-11
ALASKA LEGISLATION
 HAS BEEN RECOMNIEN DED

WASHINGTON. Oct 10. oArp- It was announced that legislation has been recommended to permit Federal officials. or employees to perform duties of vacant posts in Territorial Alaska legal decision having forbidden the supervising engineer of the Bureau of Mines to do work of the Mine Inspector and the Labor Commissioner after the Legislature had temporarily abolished three offices.
The Nome nugget., 1924-10-11
CHINESE KILL ALL
 CRIMINAL PRISONERS

Tientsin, China. Oct. 10, tAP) - Twenty four crimnal prisoners who were captured by the Peking army near Shanhaikwan were bound on to carts and taken outside the city to he used for target practice. ac- cording to reports here today. The General rcmarking on the incident said that if would he an example to the other bad characters. Two Manchurian spies were captured and also executed All criminal prisoners in the district have been ordered shot.
The Nome nugget., 1924-10-11
DAY TO BE
 CELEBRATED SATURDAY
 AT LARGE EAGLE HALL

Next Saturday. October 18th. | to celebrate and do it up brown All the business houses are to be | closed and q general holiday de- clared. A fitting program is being
 nodded into shape and directly fol- l lowing the program will come the i big dance. in which everybody is invited to join and have good time
 Among the many features of the entertainment which will be af- forded will be something for every one to keep interested in every minute of the evening and during the dance prizes will be awarded for the best dancers
 The admission tickets, which will appear early in the week. will have q coupon attached, entitling, the purchaser to loo votes for their favorite for the most popular lady and another coupon of 100 votes for the most popular gentleman The awards to be given to the winners will be on display at sosne business house soon. and will be well worth while.
 The ballot box will be placed in Polet's Store on Tuesday morning and coupons may he deposited from that date until the drawing, which will occur at the hall dur ing the evening of the celebration.
 The admission ticket itself will entitle the holder to participate in the drawing for five door prizes which will also be given at the evening entertainment.
 The celebration will be under the auspices of the Eagle Hall Commission. The members of the committee in charge are as fol- lows: A. Polet. Judge Adams. N. W. Lewis. Ralph Lomen. Arthur Wright, T. L. Kremmer. J. P. Brit zius. Jim Stokes, Ivan Scheike and Jack Gale, all of whom will unite in making "Fun for all---all for fun"
 The admission will be one dollar for adults and children will be ad- mitted free.
The Nome nugget., 1924-10-11
MONOPOLY ' DANGER
 TO RADIO DEVELOPMENT

Washington. D C. Oct lU. lApl
 Answering telerrams from all monopoly due 10 reports eminatinr from conferences yesterday. Hoover in a speech said that the govern ever in ilS power. the development of this art in every direction 10 maximum service for the American people. "It cannot so develop of there is q monopoly in it. says Nr Hoover
The Nome nugget., 1924-10-11
PEkING ATTACKED
 BY CHANG FORCES

London. Oct. 10. (AP)--- King George returning from a holiday dispatched q note to Chang, rebel leader saying that political cri- sis would arise through the prac- tice of bombing undefended towns. Chang in answer declared that his forces must attack Picking because it was the enemy headquarters and that if the capital is removed, the city will be unmolested. It was reported through eastern news dis patchers that the Chang army had fired shells in the vicinity of the Japanese barracks at Shanhaikwan It is also stated that one of the rebel forces had penetrated the Great Wall of China