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TOMORROW
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unified to the use for publication of
all hours dispatches credited to it or
. not otherwise in this paper and also
‘1' 3336 local news published herein.
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'NOTIOE.
. aurant mm 812 a weak lnwages
' and tips. He ,had been in the ‘Nntional
, Guard, and when the war began got an
. appointment at in ‘olieer’s trainingI
tlimo, with a medal and a citation for
,. 7 . E55:19;set53128- bravery.
225555 ’ __~_,______._.-..._—-—‘_ His former employer offered him his
' Humour—or The Minted Prat ‘ 01!! 30b.
- large number of men under him. and'
' of education. it has given them mm
OFFICERS m DEMAND
my. JUNE 16. 1919
i An oflicial of the War Department
,tells”ot a young man who, two years -
ago, was a waiter in a small town rest-
He was sent to France as a
He returned a cap-
school.
second lieutenant.
Nothing doing!" he replied with a
laugh. No more $12 a week for me!
1rd 3 $5.000—aoyear man now."
He proved it by getting a job at that .v
salary with a big concern. He has at
he gives and takes orders with equal
ability,
The story well illustrates the big ad-
vantage gained by thousands of young
Americans as an incidean try-plohuct
of their army experience. The oflcers
have had an especially valuable course
fl‘bcce have beour‘scvenl demons trstlons by sch
war tax on ice cream sods. Thousands of kiddies,
driven through the park and some of the- principal streets in' trucks
eral menial awakening, and it has
taught them discipline, sell-confidence
presence of mind. the handling of oth-
‘ A Stated Communication of Old
1‘ Win Lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M., will er men and the necessity of fitting into
, be field; at its rooms Tuesday, June . , .
mansion. Work a. A. degree. up»; a ”‘8 “gam‘amn- I -———e— ' .
judgments. .“ve call off from then i These are all qualities that are al-‘ man!“ M m "r. _
{it-”£312.41 'afi‘l‘ifiilfla "“ ""3‘ "'0“ as “W19 is business as in the Tenors scam '.,.‘”.,..,.‘“:“,‘,‘«’-’;,"P,“:. w:,:',,9;,"3,¥;
' ‘ ' American races. At. 2:30 the rise
b
JOHN ‘K. vFINOH. V“ M. 1
'Attest: pro _ . nod
‘ W M, “’ilcox, Secretary, date the ““3““ supply of g , Vllln forces were m and V
~ men thus providentially provided for (Continued from Page One). m m ”fl.“ or M
$ *— ._—— —‘—_-—C
" them, as the bus‘iness machinery W the M mu?“- m
The m m w tha-
ENGLAND AND AflEHICA
Speaking oi Americans-the London'
World remarks: “By now there is not
. on of the European countries that
, “have overrun—and they are csta‘i
W in the remotest corners—where
M-Qfleficans as a whole have not be-'
3.: an intensely unpopular. France
" uni filly are more thanfi‘ed up‘ with
‘ >113“. And the reason. I imagine, or
may! the chief reasons. is that they
are“ inferior nation posing as a su-
f’ pellet one.
“:17
,7
4,.
army. Employers alerboginuins 10 31* WW‘
prevent any clashes between the An-
od in positions
erican and Mexican Government» rebel
troops because of mistaken identity ihlrrktcrjhdew;1$onc¢ ’A “'3
speeds up the demand- for them to fill
important posts is sure to grow.
_..__,+————— or puwose. : ,
i no mod m In on
DON'T'HELP THE caooxs ‘0’“"3' mum" '“ mu?“ ”Y tg‘prcvxlt to: “or ding.
Government oflicials haVe issued a [13:73:]:- ng' aide do I to “I In mountain‘s-em nit! order-
‘ ‘ n. l at he would be given every - ing American-dub Infloo. Brig-Ow
S’ll‘iifiii‘l‘é’ék 19133033413'35331'1 m“ 3"“ "‘d M N done so to we
lh“ torger. the United States immigration 81h- ‘ 3:; ts; ige‘fm “2:5 ”33° El;
it is an ordinary thing to make an’ “9%??5219‘33- f . .0” “ye, of Mans: “3mg:
error ill a deposit slip or check at the' ofiicers and (gum;rplo;il:gmsuopegzolrg “300W“ '9” “I” launder-m In inv-
bunk «When this is done the spoiled alder." General (303181“ Mld- ”l “I; 33:319me "Ignaz: sl'iifil'uu‘xs
paper should be destroyed at once. pa"; 33“}: uprtfllhfl’l‘e tgitdfiggse hailing; 1: i have been “539”“ “d the ”“317 0‘ é
idid not and do not yet thlhk the cross- f L:‘;,_.§E"f§22 ‘1;ng 1:; 3:03;
signaulre. for banks are the haunts } Elf-£33321::trlgatnomlhceesvxla: {2:52; , mand Will be withdrawn to the Alpert-l
7 . _ ' can side of the border."
of forger: who pick up these slips, take| as 1,11) forces defended the town most, Major-General de Rm”, Cabell.
warning against making life easy for
ticular care being used to obliterate the
'7 ' “Ila arrogance of the aristocrat is
’Wable.
for all, it is on Wealth. at bottom. that
America depends for her influence. As
might put it. all-sorts-oi-Dagol-s.
3‘ . kinship with us is of the remotest,"
. w“, :37, a» .
.7 and disheartening tirade.
é Now, there are .\ll‘.>,li:"fln\' who. sG- -‘
ins nucll stuti’ as llli.~ in print. credited;
, .‘ivf
to be typically Enulwll. will say: “Al. ,
you sect That ir who? the British new!
And llll'.’
~ple really think or r..~
what the Europmxw in zeal-rill mink!
of-ns. There is. “hm we 2le for our:
genel'OSity and saclifice.
“From some of the tiller nation» we;
“kill“ expect much. But from the:
m, with uhom we have so much;
Won. with \Yllfllll we have rt}
., . , it comes hard."
"those who take the matter
appreciate
5'3:
y quite fail to
-Mnd at all. as mav be learned
. nation of English newspri-
and magazines in general. and
Of all classes.
he __London *W'orld does no‘ like
That is about all there is
What is as much as to sag.
fiNéwYork Journal does like En~
~the dislike of the London
lot-Hearst and his folio" :75
'It In - t..- doubted. m4,
' V ‘in' the whole British
’ t or present. there can he
. bitter and contemptuous
about America as have
for years in some yel-
stic American publica-
mwoll-informed man will
they resent real Ameri-
I
, can be deceived by this
The two nations have
regard tor each other
c‘ha'd" tor-150 years. And
,luLthingfor bothaot'
. , ..._ y M
But the arrogance of llll‘éllit'lll home :lnl copy the signatures.
“platoon“ is unbearable. And zit-i Also signed blank
3 race the Americans are. as they‘ito any but frustwoiilly persons Onm- bod f \l C
‘ ' ' ' ' . o . n . . .
l Y a “Cl ”"0. a “”3 89“" ,streels this morning. Orders have
Tllriz‘juhminrd by the crook. i: {5 a simple al,
l east of the town.
And so it goes. to illv end of :_\ longmy us.-
bravcly." ,
. ;Co In
It was announced that the seventy , them gist-“Somlzp optimum
checks sllotlldi Villa priofmers had been taken south g today {mil 8“ » '. i,"
never be left in‘home. ofilce or any—13:3 33??! afgzgggergdxnnvifigg- An American Wm- '
where else where they are accessible command made prisoners had been . ffogfi‘g‘fssfinfiefldommfiffl
'executed. it was also stated that the; intersection of Ninth ind Still}:
, 1
had been found in the trenches been given for the American soldiers
matter ta till then in for any amounl.‘ . t . A
’ ‘ ‘ - . . The number of \illa rebels lulled,“2,0111%;t :lkggf “f: m” 2“,,“
them as copies for the signlng‘ during the engagement was placed at ‘ roof With the sniper wee? °Lde
0,. many more. .200 by the federals. while 70 werel General Erwin's 0"“ch 213;“ 1'“
~ gwounded. they said. They said they ‘ read' ‘ - e
001 children in Central Park. “or York 0K7. ”t the
Who thoroughly believe their rights are being invaded. have
_ bearing inscriptions such as "Our Big Broth-
ers Lickod the “Hun. We Did Our Bl t, Too! Nix on ThctSoda Tax." This phototnvh show a
“conscientious objectors." They consider it just plain taxation without rcpt-emotion.
‘ terly. and must pay the entire tax on‘
Care should be exercised in filling
had no estimate of their own losses. ; "'Upon ”m affidavits of three "pub
Boston Slor
- Anniversary Sale
BEAUTIFUL AND BECOMING
8mm Wash Dresses
immense Assortlueutmf Styles and C(llorlngs
DRESSES OF FINE QUALITY FAST ('Oinlt
GINGHAMS
In the lit-West check. stripe and plaid cfl‘w-x,
values at
55.98 “D $7.98
WWL WESOF FANCY COLORED
VOHES AND ORGANDIES
Extensive sanction of smart new models. attraclin de‘l
color combinations. Specially priced - ' "h “ “
«gemstone l
mm m 0!“ PLAIN COLOR VOILES '5
Combining quality and styles, abeautiful display of dainty (filltln .
oi prics much below their real worth.
$8.98 TO$12.98
ill” owl“
truckload of
The man no receives the sump.-
.pnsumbly may continue to sell non-
smmfirummi
have obtained the sum} km the,
malice under MW'
WOMEN‘S FASHIONABLE DRESSES
U Stucco which Hill
the issue in the matter July 1. In New
York state the courts granted the pc-,
tition of the brewers for an injunction’
against prohibiting the blowing off
be. arm July 1 and the supreme
court 0! the United States In Cpecud-
to sustain this action. In Bulnmore.l
on the other hand, the department of
justice ,through its internal revenue.
oillco. has secured an indictment of ,
breasts i’or mashing beer in excess of
114 par cent alcohol. This case will!
be brought to trial and upon the deter,
minatiou of the two cases will alfectl
the nation-wide prohibition measurefi
in km. ‘
lame Tax Due.
The interim! revenue agents an-
nounce that those who do not pay at,
least half of the amount due on their:
income taxes today, the last day ont
the second payment. will be penalized;
are per cent, and ill addition, will be,
deprived of the privilege of pay war-‘
Great variety of the most recently designed models; all the lat
est styles and fresh tlp-to-date ideas. Materials are the finest 'l'ai' 9
fetus, Sculls, Foulards, Crepe dc Chine and Georgette Crepes. 'l'h?b
most charming variety of new color-logs. Every garment primi
or the lowest.
51 6.95 'TO $35.00
to. B. JACKSON
‘8 sun. m. IOWALK, 00”.
nmox LENSES—folding Oxlords in Gold or Shell
Shut-On and Other mums.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oculistl' prescriph
promptly filled. Export Repairing.
OPTOHE‘I'RIS'I
demand. Those who are obliged to ob-{
tain forms for the luxury tax, payment'
to be turned in by July 1, are asked to;
make application for them to tile in-
ternal revenue once. as the olllce,
cannot send out the notices to every
dry goods dealer, shoe merchant or
Preserving We Needs
nlillinery dealer in the states of Rhode-
Island and Com-cum. The return-- THE HALL cams—In a perfect canning outfit. Holds
July 1 will represent the first 001100. 12 gm or pints. PM ............... $550
the-f
’«the utterance does not i'epl‘t' -.
out clv~ck< :llso. m'ely one I)
.- , , . . , .,l.
to; neuspapel “luv-h pinch the) mite-m gut-1x a manner as to render it im.
po—sillln lo raise the amount.
Thesv are the little matters which bridge,
is , neglected make the path for the crool:
till 0an 0111‘.
lllll)
lion in 11.: weal-cling in desperate need m token of surrender then opened
of funds.
- . ' All ll b . - -
hm‘ are these, math-rs of lllll‘Orl-. EI.K;‘.‘\.OS(;l gigaze§::eiufg.—Axneri. Of several innocent law-abldim pepjpurchaser and seller. “1“ included in'
anoe only In the man of big checks or, can troops sent into Mexico last night :?onusndrie:;d:‘tg 3:0 E‘l'ml‘t'zso 8‘31: th:: the five cents was the ”m m,“ The:
s so government forbids this. and now
mont- y deal lugs.
.
our.
_.___.-9_
l
iof “beating swords
l
meant for explosives. Now comes
' “him more from association will: Bri , _ , _
~> ' other adaptatlon no less impressn'e.
Agriculture requires roads;
lno avail to [out ierllizer into the sci ,
there are good highways to {“03“ side.
t
l
lg“
unless
cin: done: .
Worse than that, they; lfig experience during
mow the last straw of templa-
‘ Much hay has been
gm our old ”,3... of friendghip and‘mndeily the iorger of checks lor small'engagement with the Mexican rebel
y‘hom we have expec-ml real “n.1fllllfilill'5. and the loss to the person,
‘0? lion's-ll Iapilal is far more grievnmorning. and the
ARMY TRUCKS TO BUILD ROADS,W¢re reported taken by the. United
Wt- hale seen the, modern version
into piowshares"x track. according to an official report
in the turning into fertilizer of nitrates ,
It is at f o h .
l r m t e rebel sun“ came “"035 ”‘9 l the Governments of the United States' partmen
t the products to market. VV'herefore
Uncle Sam, in pursuance of his trans lEl'Paso, Brig.Geu. J, B. E in. at 11‘
l T o :
he American "0095’ mostly “‘1‘ able citizens of El l‘aso that the Vil~ lion on the 10 p". rpm luxury tax.
which it was thought would be repeal-
,lnfantrynlcn, guard the American np<. lislas fired ""0 El Paso and upon the
~today. while Mexican soldiers stand:
! ,Mexican girl (in El Paco). showing!
,guard at the Mexican end of the she was wounded by a shot tired b).|‘a‘-
One Amel'lcan' ofiicer in command the::‘ifihgnfinfiuptil‘IG;"gt“:aizgoao'fif sponsible will be penalized for failure
{Of a colored ’n ' ‘ . - ' “m m ”5
l fantl'y com‘p‘zéll) fitgl‘i‘tligé (flung-tor: and two office-rug tho policel ‘0 file them The gel er 6 ‘
jwilh the rebels last night. area 0 E! ' it ‘“ hown that;
one band of rebels held up their hands direction of the “ms,“ forces had 7
b ‘ i
. een tired into Li I aso. a made, on
iiire on the Americans at c ' m co es. with me
lose 113339.: "Further, because of the ndm‘lunderatandliclfx c3381 n
lag between the
hat be adver-
tax one
must re-
. to stop lhc indiscriminate firing across . d
m, b d l iers, who, in the discharge of their‘ posed
‘1 or 9" “mgm ”‘9” fir" general dul)’. all of these on June It and 15. 2 u! edk full? C12” “.3; “1“."
thereiforféi under the authority given , Jul .3“, me 'government
9 _ .
, race track shortly after 2 o'clock this , annofnthe Er:t[::r;mgmgq}:; : ceive outright the one cent.
' Americans were a '
victorlous. \‘illa's troops were driven kénlgl‘sé 1:325:39:ng 0! mg cgm- ! PROB
_from the race track by rifle and ma perse the Villlstns 5mg; an o :1:
schine gun fire. and many prisoners ‘ " 9°“ n ‘
lcouut. were they to undertake an in- '
vasion into Mexico.
"As soon as l have accomplished
this and have assured the safety 0“
the citinens of El Paco, then the to
troops of my command will be with.
drawn to the American side of the
’ forces of Francisco Villa at the Juarez
ERS’ AXE TO
HIT PARCEL POST
-a———.~—.
Continued trons first Pax-
lSlate Cavalry. which took up posi-
: lions on the east and southeast of the
lvcd. the number of claims pending
l
.at military headquarters.
l The Mexican rebels and federals ims
811‘ fought in the streets of Juarez Satur- border" the settlement 0‘ cla ’
day night and Sunday night, many on -WA§HlNGTO\' June 15-13“”
both sides bein k‘lled. M r '
5 ‘ an) bullets . can be no misunderstanding between.
master-general for deficiency appropri-
ations needed by the Post Office De
t there have been items in-
large amounts. for the adjust-
] I Rio Grande and two persons were kill- ‘ and MeXii-‘O. regarding the movement, volving
‘ of troops across the border at El Fuse. 3 meat of claims
‘When the M x can Secretary Baker said today. The sole ‘ ages in the parcel post service. These
ex can bung“ be e ’ purpose, be said. was protection of l deficiencies have not been set forth in
too thick for the safety of citiuus “line American “‘1‘ of the ' I r “a!
' M
.ed and seven wounded on the Ameri-
proachos to the International Brldnelinvesligation of the wounding of it led before the actual operation of me:
Returns mu‘st be made or those re-'
ruled that the seller of an article can 7
not include the war tax in the prices
He said ' shots undoubtedly coming from the For instance. in many mes a enamel
of five cents. the original price, was,
land the average period required in-
ln recent requests from the post-i
for losses and dam-l
sun SEAL JARS with glass tops; 1-2 pints, pints. quarts
and two quarts.
Mason Jars, Jelly Glasses, Gccd Luck and Jumbo Rings.
Wire Books for holding jars. F its medium size we Si‘l boiler.
7 Albert F. Gehebe
IT'S HERE IF IT‘S HOUSEWARE
Phone 527 25 ‘IASIIINGIM Si.
Re
Prompt Delivery 5: 'VT’WJ‘L‘.
J ‘ ._ _.... - ..'~_ » - ‘ ‘
:such detail, according to Mr. Madden. Those who \"lrllt a i;
to show just how the losses in the ‘22“? afternoon 4‘3“ I
. 0 core Fearing nmw E 22‘ ,. '
parcels post serlice occurred, or their. will be surprised u. pm.» . H. .
\l
iexbent. :are members of the lulum
‘ Complaints lodged with the commit-
: tee against the service include delay.
lcurclessness in delivery. rough hand-
:ling and general incompetency. mem-
fbers said. It is charged that dayold
chicks are accepted. are delayed in
' delivery, and die of thirst and hunger.
Crates of live chickens are sent
- through the parcel post mails without
2drink or food, it is charged. A live'
on" is reported to have been accepted
l for parcel post delivery. Heals. eggs
'and perishable fruits and vegetables
to» I}
‘\
Commisison sent to tin.-
the ltalian governmen'
dinerent phases of the American 6' -
tem of military ohms The- n
were the honorary guests of xlr l‘-
inn Navy images of Sn: Ym'lx m
can to Rom-n Pain! on the Sit-:e'm‘
Senate to hold their outinu. Slrlo '1
through the park with a milital‘.’ 1' ’
the men drew the summon of fill“ .
Slots. which caused them to wondvy :-
lo m they could be. To Ru’”
POinl Plrk belongs the honor of I ~
guests the ltallan “now
In * :ll'
have been delayed in delivery. com-1%.“ “5 ‘ . . p
l 7 ~hllsion. headed by (opium Giusel'r
plaints state, until they have spoiled” _ led by the mumm-
Guido TN
and total claims for losses on these
Boo-rti
‘ aceouzits have mounted high. “ONO-lime: Harm Niel-Ii.
Xino N . and Graconn
there is a distinct understanding b6
h
formation from war to peace, is tur
.;o'clock last night, ordered American
I
tween the xovernments for such ac-
. inc over to the department of agricul-'
hr America may be matched 5 ,. .. _ l
z “3.: emutm army trucks, worth $49,000:;
000, to use in road constfaction.
No better use can be imagined
of the war department.
he a big stimulus in roaddbuilding.
W
thfllbflie other.
less trouble.
latching.
7hr”. .7 .
:IL 137 ,-
those surplus trucks now in the hands
They will be
distributed among the states under a
provision of the posteofliu appropria-
tion bill. and will no doubt prone to
The anti-Saloon League is organising
a League of Nations against alcohol.
And that lenficvwill certainly have no’
Germany Loakht 'Illcclde whether to
sign the treaty~by£lipphg n M
troops to cross the border, and in ten tlon.
mnutes a ter the order was issued. 9.; 3.“ this run! ‘
i602 Uniltgd flStates soldiers were ln,m:,‘,{'. er ed ’0 “met
ex co. e rst troops to cross were l .. ' 5
the Fourth Battalion of the 24th In-ldghuifin‘; mwibw’fii‘ 3:“qu
(entry (colored), and a battalion of' Mexico and the Unigod 5' pa“: 0 i
Etiefi‘fidcl‘mlnery and "“3 Firth “1" gold to the protection o‘f‘lfif‘e‘bn 32'
an ry. lAm ri man 7
Two American guns placed near the ‘ chm...” side. In ymmunnm
International Bridge shelled the race t fill-:VMOLL has: '1'; g.-
for
:Iri‘lltlkt with shrapnel to dislodge thelcm' the border to up”. ”(it
s as. ' recs ' r908 ‘
After the Mexican Federals were ul-‘yfo ' The sole pu e of the m.
lowed to retire into the town of Juar- flfflgng i: to protect “k on the
ex, Coéonel Hadsell’s colored infantry e. -L
- opone up with a terrific rifle are on '
the trenches flanking the race track. mq‘um
'llhcw advanced in open order and s’uc- ' SALE OF
(Continued than Page. duel.
needed in dislodging the Villa forces,
who held the strongest positions. as
the colored troops were forced to ad-
fvonce across a comparatively open
. plain. The first volleys‘irom the rifle
men were answered, shot for shot. by
tho-Villa troops. who seemed to roo-
. line they were trapped bythccavalry
-lnfllemrandtheinhatqinh.t.
Have Awaited Ruling.
Many saloonhcoers have been wait-
ing to see how the internal m
once would treat this m. M
m
A
“We; ‘
are-sinus. Misses and mucous
attest sale of {lapse and Costs
eyer offered in this city ordsewhere
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