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REPORT AN AIRPLANE DELAY
yew committee reports excite more
interest among members of Congress
flan that made by the Senate Military
pairs Committee on the state of the
government aeroplane program. This
’ ‘.-. in the first official report that has come
_ ,,, ». from that committee as a result or
"‘ their extended investigation of the
,l .- Wanpepartment. although much in~
, 9. {urination concerning their work has
, Ivbeengiven in speeches by various
l, members of the committee. The report
5- It impressive by reason of its concise
“land iunadorned statements of fact, all
contained in tour printed pages. The
..no1nmittee rendered a patriotic duty
, the weakneSs of one branch or its mil:
,:; that similar reports, covering other
‘ ‘i. phases of our war work. will be tortha"
Lemming. They are the only means
that is being done with the money.
,. they hue so liberally subscribed. Tho
cry will literally be kept green.
imitated there for every Clevelandar...
pelvic ceremonypinmhich the relatives
{in fernuohwmonuments to marbiemol:
..~ theology." In other words, we pre-
, mine. 'opposed to Prussianism and the
.‘Kaiser'a theology. it's all the same
airing. . I
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‘ .None of us like to kick about the
anal! service nowadays. knowing how
the post omce system is handicapped.
lautasome of the. current eccentricitles
"of the service are puzzling. Why, for
Instance, is yesterday's mail delivered
\ oday and day before yesterday’s mail
slivered‘ tomorrow? ‘
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Idehmed V. And they won’t. There's
'4wuhe1mvu. as turrible armam- the
crater-them,- ready and willing and
.ldiiiently titted to do any sultaning
issue necessary, from breaking treat-
Ies ”measuring Christians.
3 did-W .
amour-unnum- mahmtroo
”number mm mm run-m
‘ to hurt ERMM he
”'5'“. 18m “M! "with. any;
~ ‘10 the country in thus 89"ng "forih'umns, who announce officiully tho
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‘ tact “9°“ the elections next fall. - .' Sixteen German machines have
.i “H ,becn accounted for by British air
TREES FOR THE DEAD . fighters. 0n railway lines, trains
:j" M each hero will participate. \ tiuuc to advance and .- Vienna de-
" -. ‘5 What more fitting‘form orcommem- clones they, are approcbingthc new
oration could there be -for the boys Austrian “line of resistance,”
,- who avgtheir .liveg to their country: .which probably means the Semcni
tv’fll‘ey themselves would doubtless pro-Irivcl‘. 9n. tho-v west thenltalian
maintam their pressuremgainst the
. lg, ms. The trees will be. in theli‘ very enmyL'Frosh tro
Theo'l‘urk needn’t lament the loss or ‘
”imam?” m
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. The severely wounded include
, RUSS“! [Seigeant Ray Buckley,
, l lass.
. ,Chief Mecl i RD . -
(By The Associated Press.) : pie, Pa. man 0 yW Sherman. Tem
., British troops on the front south- Privates
. .. runnin north of Kola and
_ 'I'ilo Associated Press is exclusively ' ‘ fiePorted t0 Have.LOSt 260 g
allotted to the use for publication or Prisoners—American Po-
“ news dispatches credited to k‘Ol‘ ' ' ' ' '
ant otherwise in lhis.paner and also Sltlons Near Vault Heavrly 13' Mike ANIGS-
u lPRES cull 0Ui VERY
succtsswl tiltil Aiiitli'
has been captured by Czecho-sltn
' “stomachs: herein are also re- ? ,Yuk troops in violent fighting with?
‘ . . ’ , ‘the Bolsheviki. The city is an int: i cut of the Daily Telegraph. when it
=portant commercial point near the seems useful to themselves. profess to
. MllilMAllliEll ____
i WASHINGTON, July 15-“. army the Power of the Sword-
. . casualty list today shows:
Allied TI‘OODS Continue Ad_ 7 12113,} if“ action.14; died of wounds." Empirle," he says, “wishes to see set,
, . . _ ; je 0 disease, 7; died of act‘ident up a eague of nations, adhesion to
yance In Albania and Brlt and other cauSt‘S. 1; wounded severe”. which has been declared by the states
lsll Troops Are 1n Northern 28: missing. 3; total, 60.
west of Ypres have carried out a John H. Perry. (no address).
_ ‘ ‘. , Gactano Vacraro Providence R I.
so -csstul local attack. The (icr- . ’ '
. 0L Charles W. \‘i illiamson, Salladasburx; whatever else it likes. only expects
.mans were pushed back east of pa,
.Dickebusch Lake, the scene of Missing in action:
.lnuch heavy fighting duriugrthe re-I Privates
pulse of German efiorts to‘ ad- Joseph J. Cabin, Lansing. Mich.
Humld C. Lawrence,
,vuncc from Rommel Hill, and lost Kane.
Independence. of theirs will ever
260 prisoners. Elsewhere on tlleCem-ge W. Manhart. Sacramento, Cal.
.wcstorn front only the artillery has Previously TEDOrted missing. now re-
-bcen active. The bad weather, ”0"“ ‘0 have been'flughuy “339‘“
.lanth‘l‘, appears about over and
. . . . Conn.
the return of lair conditions may
especially on tllopal‘t of the Gen
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‘ _ ‘ _ , Killed in action:
bring intense fighting. . Privates ii ‘
Aerial activit ' i.‘ vcr marked. Anm‘e'“ “MOM" 0‘1““ | ita ’-
3 5 y Charles Burch, Kiesolina. Wash.
iienry K. Burtncr. Greensboro. N. G.
Charles B, Coitone Brooklyn, N, Y.
Private Tony Burdlnella, Middletown,
bombing of large cities and railway Louis A. Dosrosier. Berglnnd, Mich.
is the first report. of’tllis kind made
;;ltar_v system, and it is ‘0 be" 110139" centers in Northern France. This Arthur J‘ Gendron, (‘lurville N. Y.
Anthony Kopccwlcz, Detroit.
Charles J. Leach, Brooklyn.
by Berlin in several works and Victor limensomEust Greenwich.R
may have been made to counteract 1_
St. l’ol, Doullcns, ('l'cpy-cn-Vu-
101s .and .VillcrsJottcrcts .llavc
Vcry heavy artillery firing was Mo.
‘. Artillery bombardments and put-‘
Privates ,
Robert L. Bagwill, Sacramento. Cal.
Edgar 0. Jurman, Ashiand, Nob.
Joseph Pickoos. lLublln, Russia.
Bonnie M. Sloan, Georgetown, lnd.
Morris H. Thomas Edgar Springs, Mo.
. ~ Reuben 0. Wright, Philadelphia.
‘9 The city of Cleveland has hit upon camps andothcr-targcts bchmd tho‘ Died 0: disease:
“admirable type of memorial for war enemy lines British bombers hnvc Corporal Leo M. Miller.
..i:.laroes. The fallen soldiers are .tofiroppcd twenty-three tons of cx- W1"
Virtue living monuments. Their mem- plosives. '
in wholmakes the..supreme.eacrlfice.,., n rol engagements have increasedainl LONDON, July 15.~M. Tchitcherlh.
wwfllebear a bronze tablet inscribed the mountain zone of the Italian
, .,, yummy, name and military.record.;mhe front. There arc‘no signs of‘exten- ‘
gm: of the trees will be made .’ a. sivo infantry fighting. '
" floreby the 990919 can secure “CW the effort oflAllicd raids on Rhino William E. Mayo. Oriskuny. 51- Y.
. rate and uncensoredJnformation .».01'.citics. Abhovlllc and ”,0 ”.3th of John Popelkn, Chicago.
‘ Harry St. ('lulr, Roanoke, Va.
Harry Stephenson. St. Francis, Kans.
. (William Wilson, Havre. Mont.
.ntartllng disclosures made by the Mll‘dlecn attacked by enemy airmen. Died of wounds:
, ”Jury Affairs Committee will be All those cities are behind the Al- Corporal William Fuller, Middle Vil~ _
.thonghttully Studied by the voters 0r lied lines and between Yprcs and loge, N‘ Y‘
.thc country. and. perhaps more r‘thaudtlneims, hitherto the main fighting
, ..uy other one thing, will have their. ef~ area,
Hortonville.
Francis R. Rich, Richtord. N. Y.
Robert M. Thompson,
Kaunas CitY.
i Arboulevard is to be consecrated to heard in Paris early Monday morn. Grover K. Spratt. Belmont, N. C.
.athen. hearing some such title as "Li- ing. The eastern skies were lit. up J
shorty Row." it will be lined with"vm‘ apparently by a monster battle of
compass." There will be an ,oaktree thozbis guns on the fighting front. N. v.
as Williams. Cataula. Ga.
Died of accident and other causes:
Private Edwin F. Raymond, Buflalo.
i morons. .1va 15,1913 “Mil
! carried out last night, the British posi-
'tions south of Villa‘s-Bretonueux, in
l the region east of Amiens, were im-
proved. the War Office announced to-
day. A few prisoners were taken.
The enemy artillery displayed actiw.
yity in the region south of Arras, and
Funeral services were held here today
for John Davis O‘Rear, of Missouri,
"American Minister to Bolivia since
Germans Pushed Back East cly place for the Germans and l 1913. He died last night.
of Dickebusch Lake, and Finnsto attemptio cutthc railway! The French legation, as a mark of" Your Dellars GO FartheSt :
”1,. ‘3 respect, postponed the reception it was
,of Bastile Day.
paying. by the Rotterdam correspond-
i‘avor a new world order of democracy
”No high personage in the. German
of North and South America and rep-
resentatives of England. France. ltnly.
Brookllne, Canada, Australia and India. The con- .
tinuance oi’ endeavors to conceal this
Brest-Litovsk and Bucharest.
and we know we have a govermpent
peace through the might of the army.
and feels certain 01 obtaining it in a
short time.
where."
LONDON, July 15.7 Scrcrnl hun-
dred persons are dying daily in Pt‘ll‘il‘
grad from cholera, according to truv-
‘elers who have arrived in Stockholm,
says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Copenhagen. The disease. they
add, how is prevalent in many parts of
Russia.
night against Coblenz. in which. ac-
cording to the omclul statements of
the German War once, all "ox Amcrii
LONDON, July 15.—-rin an operation r"
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Murman coast. Kcm probably has: 0 ale 3“” mda’ 0” ”1' 0cm“ 0“
been held by the Russians friend-I
and national peace, but they really,
are only carrying on the tradition of '
fact has lbacome... unnecessary matrices
which. calling ltcell pander-maul. .0;
“We may be certain that no words
gain belief any- ‘
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ment at the rulers of GZrmany. by???» emarkable~saie..l50 TAFFETA SILK DRESSES ‘
Shelled Kazan. 430 miles east of Moscow. Maflmillan Harden. is contained in a" 9‘
3 current number of Die Zukunft. Them,
holders of high oiflces, he is quoted as l ""
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1.: women S summer Yes, the price is small; youquay'doubt the
- Dresses
Our entire remaining stock of fine Wash
Dresses. the most ciicctive new styles, superior Silk Dresses ;
' quality materials and a magnificent variety of
colors and designs. All to go on sale tomorrow
lit .
Q At one-thlrd -Less Than tioh. Hundreds of pretty dresses-inathcomost .
"We know what the enemy .wanta '4 "
l" ,chular Prices.
A! $8.98
gcnulncllcss oi‘ the value—-
Bm we ask you to looktornorrow.
t'lnlrming new models. There are plain Tail 3
feta, Tafi'eta or Satin and (icorgetrevt-Jombinm
complete color assortment. ~Mad.e't0vsbllafor" I
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2;g l‘nnptmg Priors.
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4 are. ill our large assortment.
can airplanes engaged in too uttnck
. were cumin-minors) contained in a be-
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ated message from the semi-ottlclul
Wolf! Bureau. --
"None of the enemy machines drop-
ped bombs," says the message. “All
the machines fell into our hands and
except a few.
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.g pcricci‘.
if *Sale‘ of Wash Skirts
1’: 'lem trope llcvor bottcr valucs than there "Misses, washpresses
9 M3179. $3.95, $4.95
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AMSTERDAM" July ”pm“: a do" . There arc so many laminating stylus that it “”1”“ ““1 comm“““‘””' Ni“ 15: 17 and 19
5 is impossible to describe them.
.‘s":14.95
Splendid assortmcms, Ginghamsgtéhambmys
and Limos; attractive styles. in many prctty
The materials Year-"- '31
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are of the best quality and the workmanship is . 3. l ’ ..
_ $3398 to 37:98 . . "
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"This was the first great independ-
the crews were taken prisoners alive, ent air action of the Americans. It.
failed completely."
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.. YOU‘LL navnn KNOW IT
after we have applied‘our up-
to-date vulcaniring methods to
-- your old tire or inner tube.
, it becomes practically a new
tire. Blow-outs are entirely
covered. worn places repaired.
and the whole shoe or tube re-
newed. Our \‘ulcanizing is to
tires what good oObbling is to
shoes.
sMRWilIil‘SllPPllSllllP
29.1%“ Si..'Nol‘walk "
the Russian Foreign Minister, has ad-
dressed a note to Great Britain .dc-
mandlng that th'e'Britlsh detachments
now on the Mormon coast horsem-
11113111111153 the Allied "OOPS 0011‘ barked without delay. says a Central
News message today from-Amsterdam. '
relaying a Moscow dispatch.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY lN
. FRANCE. Sunday, July ”(Associated
3 Press).——Major-General William C.
Langhtt has been appointed Chief En-
ops in .the eastgineer o!" the American Expeditionary,
{aggreenness and» robust strength~~r¢ rapidly are clearing up the Devoli forces. '
”hinders oi the youths who gave their and Tomorica Valleys. Two towns!
vigor to win the big war. There'wnrand unimportant hill are included‘
‘1» 1101100111 about them. Theyxmllbin their latest captures.‘ British
mass a. continual inspiration tor the‘ troops show some signs of. activity change Telegraph dispatch from Co.
lyingzwho look upon them and are shah” near Doiran, Macedonia, but there penhagen says it is reported from s-
ered:by them from sun and storm. ; has been no fighting of moment.
l Such a fine~innovation,; one 2 would exflerman news dispatches repor
,think, needs not to be mentionedartc British'troopsin Northern: Russia
, win universal approval. Why should have occupied the .WhiteSea port w \
W I flambezadopteddn this city? Why nutof Kem. west of Archanglc, south- ufacturfng and commercial centerwand
‘i‘ be made a. national institution least of Kola. German and Finnish ‘5 “19”“th 0‘ the Winnie?“ be"
' ,. __._+—.——.——— .lforces have been ”reported
"The Lutheran Church of America." proachiug Kem, which is - al
1 an appointment Lutheran pastor, "is [railway junction; and the mo
opposed totkaiserism and the Proscian *—
L‘ONDON, July 15.—-CzechoSloyllk
troops have captured the Clty‘oi’ Ka-
zan. 430 miles east of Moscow, an Ex-
:cow. The city was taken after the {-2.
t Bolshevikt had put up violent resist- ‘
'Knxan' iron the oKaaankavrdver. near
here it joins the Volga. it is a man-
twecn Siberia and European Russia.
' ap-. Kazan is'about one hundred miles
50. a north of Simblrsk, where’lhe Bolshe-
st llk- vikl Government troops were mailed t
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