New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1918, Page 15

NEW BRITAIN DAILY'HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1018 SALE TIME at the H. O. P. STORE Card of Thanks. We wish to thank our friends and | | nelghbors for expressions of sympa thy and floral contributions at the | | time of sickness and death of our | | son, and brother, Clarence Clifford. | g | STRAW HAT 31 WEST MAIN . We wigh to cspecially thank his play- # mates. Signed, Fore-sight 2 i | | M and Mrsc Waldemar Herrman, t's Sale Time—for Men and Women, Seasonable Apparel Marked | Mr and Mre. Waldenar Herrmann, | Down for Quick (lea . even in the face of an advancing mar- ! . } Mrs., Illsie Nyack, ket 18 Not Mrs. J\ H. Jury Wm Kreissig, | Merbert Merman, Walter Herman. n, | MEN’S SUITS | e L 0 and $22.50 SUITS NOW ......stsess 1800 | :1.& Surmsitovi v s islon { \ a - LEHY. - | . 325 and $39 SUITS NOWi.sssusnssssssss 2850 | f ] $5 5 STIIn S SO T R R s o L 2 a5D N\ | in-Bloch Co. 1918 WOMEN’S SUITS AND COATS Fine medium Weight Coats and Suits Wear, or for Early Fall. Values up to $27. THEM OUT, YOUR CHOICE at % PRICE The man who looks ahead and plans for the future is not an idle dreamer—he has the practical kind of foresight that counts. He makes good use of | i Dream TAKEN BY FRENCH (Continued from T SALE | right for Mountain and $35. CLOSING British progress on the lne from | ————— N o LT Gueux and Mery-Premecy, wes of | PALM. BEACH SUITS, i it and accumulates a Rtheiins i o= $8.00. a . % 300 ‘H reserve fund. On the whole the German retire- g). i UNION SUITS, Start an account ment from the Marne salient appears | I special $1.48. | I\'Hh the Commercial to be going forward. | v vy | Trust Company. | Caught as within a vise the Ger- ™, | BATHING SUITS, | 4 Per Cent. Interest | mans are strusgling i il ht of & _1 | SOFT SHIRTS. Pald on savings Ac- i { their strength to stoy tha steady pres- Jl Counts, | sure but apparently to ne avail. The L S - SOVT COLLARS, y 2 S R { French and Americuns are advancing in a northeasterly dircction from Chateau-Thierry and north from the | Marne, while the British aid French The Farrell || B | Rvaro toward Tremes and. he. vest, | : A — e ) Ww.U. INDICTED FOR e e |AMERICAN HARDWARE Nanci Clothing Co. “MESSAGES BY MAIL’w;”::a:‘i; e iomareieions| BABY WEIGHINfi HAS MAY GRANT BONUSES | Oon Trains. \\v”h””\_| New York. July 26.—The Western | Outfitters for Man, Woman and HARTFORD ONE-PRICE CLOT 114—116 ASYLUM ST. HARTFORD WASH ML (efo), tes | ¥825 and $30 suits $16 | Uniion Telegraph Co. was indloteR by With the capture of Oulchy-la- | T | officials of the American Hard- | y . . ——advt. ol e | Ville on the west and an advance of P d 0 } l ):y war corporation are said to be con- R l Hgl [P Iw k . a federal granc cv here today ol ¢ | - - cdhductad for the pust two weekalab lfaces byimal L ®" | lere-en-Tardenois is mow within | i jworkmen a bonus; This report bo- | Utal the Rockwell school under the aus-| Two bills were filed against the | (T and ome-half miles of the Al : i 3 W oo currentiaboutitho City yesmerdnyy) Wa]l SII‘G&[ H“v 3 pices of the Swedish Lutheran church ‘\\( tern Union. One ‘aceuses the |lied line in the Tournelle Wood \\mm»i Reports comins from those in ung (he rumor intimated that thesc | v Stl. 1 conclude its ses = , I : i the French continue. to progress. Al wge of the Child's Wel Cam- bonuses of 10 per cent. wou 1 v B vill conclude its sesslons today. On | company of having violated the fed- || % pressure maintains its forward | ABlckromt Tty | | Westorn Unig | Paign conducted in this city, begin- Ixtensive dealings in T slight f e s e g s GOl Rl s Bl Steel at | willys Overlan at the Bast street school, Carl La { ment of private express for the car- actions over and under yes- | it terday’s closing price of 107 consti- | Henry €. M. Thomson, president of the American Hardware corporation, movement markedly between the ¥ Wednesday morning of this Ourcq and the Marne and the lates | ning wit a student at Upsala College, New Jer- | ringe of letters between points to t during the first tw ) \ ¢ = 3 t : T 1 2 ag : sain has averaged more than a mile | Week, show that during the first two wlhen asked this afternoon If it was | 1°748Y 8 ek i ] R s ey e e e e lleam | : 5 y £ emplat. | futed the chief feature of the frregu- | e in char { Which the government operates mail | o tno entire front from the Oureq to | and one-half days of the campaign the Uue that the concern was contemplat- | [0€0 T8 CES Site of the lrreku Joseph Kincaid of 69 Church strect | Service. Iight counts in this indict- | 1, 0000 | : 1 ing paying the men a bonus, sald that " S b Sl | seph Kincaid of 6 wurch street | dormans number of babics weighed, measured 8 IR Other changes included a two-point | ment cover routes taking in New will leave Sunday to visit relatives in Heavily rveinforced the Germans | such plans are being considered but gain in General Motors Irroy, Albany and Saratoga, N. Y | York and Boston, New York and|,.q siriking back with great vigor all | 21d examined at the cight school cen- ., definite action has been taken | U0 (0 FEROTE - e m{v;“tj“v] ew Britain Committee Prepared 18 | Philadelphia, New York and Wash- ; o L i e | ters takes in approximately three- either as the actual paywent of f o - 7 > 2 Bernard. Prells of. 97, Greenwood |ir - el Fide - | along this fr ‘_m as well a LRtPe [ tera Rt : ge oy e et | In Crucible’ Steel, Republic Iron and | Open Recruiting Office at Institute ington, and New York and Baltimore. | cagtern side of the pocket They | fifths of the estimated totul number of the bor tucsamount orithie Sreguia g - . 5 | street has gone (o Wilkesbarre, Pa., The second indictment charges vio- | 1iave mot heen able to hold (he Allios | o . : tions. Thess plans are purely tenta- | toPac¢co product SlinetraStoba oo | e M on AT M orator o it T e R S e i A e ,m]‘ een ah ‘m oLl s | the city’s baby population. The num- and Public Service of New Jersey | - VS ORI | A edera et < from advancing, a r0u 1eir re i % 5 i . ) e v with ac P e ] . Miles D. Blanchard, membership [ bids transmission of letters by such hGs hing =tiffencdl constantly | ber already taken care of in the m On Wednesdug an inciplent strike in | \Yo® ‘1‘“‘:" ,,,‘m fraotonal Brece # | The committee on nursing ap- sésretary of the local Y. M. C. A., ex- | private expre e This bill in- et ner prescribed the government Was one or two departments at the Corbin [ §ions in Jt. Paul, Industrial Alcohol | pointed at a recent meeting to act in and French troops are un- | officially reported to have made an | % advance of two miles toward Fismes | 67 and Cuba Cane Sugar. Liberty Bonds were heavy. Pools assumed control of the mark- | announced, this noon, to be 2,933, just Cabinet Lock division was Teported, less than 3,000 which is a remork- bug if there were any labor differences | pects to leave tomorrow morning, for | volves the company’s alleged system Bay on Lake George, Y. [of sending night letters by private | | conjunction with the local woman's committee of the State Council of ilver where he will take a course in the | messengers instead of by wire. in the remion of Vrigny and have | dble record, showing that in less than they were sutisfactorily adjusted with- | F00}s sssumed control L | Defense, in conducting the intensive Yity Department school of the Y. M. The indictments are against the | rcached Gouex and Mery-Premecy, | Malf the week allowed in which to do out any further trouble. 1t is under- ; 8¢ 8000 BHor the obening u[:mu})m In| campaign to enroll young women of A. The course lasts two wecks, | company only, the oflicials not being | \hjch now are the markers of the | the work, more than half of the ba- stood that certain emplayes asked for '~.;“,'q u‘Ll\';‘L{:('t‘(Lbl '(“N"“»;OI:‘( UH”[ | the state in the United St trom July 81 untll August 14. { named.” Throush counsel tho com- | guitern side. The gain here not only | Dies of the city have been attended. a bonmus. President Thomson stated | [38ues wdvanced 1 fto 2% polnts o | dent Nurses' Reserve, is ready to Silk Collars 2lc, at Connors-Hal- | Pany is expected to enter a plea here | arrows the pocket but also places [ The estimated number enrolled by the that he had nmrmm. informed of any S bl s u,»»‘ T \l‘;“fl\f | open a recruiting station in this city orap. Clearance Sale.—advt. on Monday. in great jeopardy the German forces | canvassers, preparatory to the cam- strikes in any of the departments. mummenm and tobacao reactinglan onr onaay The Nesw SBoitain N Tn- On Sunday the services atthe Swed- sy | Who are north of the Marne in the | Paign is 5,000 === average of & point, while American | oaeic OB HIgh street has be Ash Lastheran whurch will be more in- | GOVERNMENT ALLOWANCE forests west and north of Chatillon The numher weighed ..nvvl measured HOLDEN BRIGADIER GENERAL Telephone experienced further pres- | . upon as the most desiral teresting than usual bDecause of the Military observers on {he battle- | yesterday afternoon and this morning sure. Later prices improved again | Joantod omd eennol being centrall act that Rev. Rudolph Huit, who has field believe that the Cr [under the influence of war bullefins | i enitan (hoce cyonS Officers will | been traveling $hrough Africa, will tell | Federal Education Board Grants $31,- | Pefore he beains a o | which reported further Allied gains. | peled Sl bR o »f conditions in‘that land, with the possibility of losing a large | Bartlett school, 436; Burritt school, Hartford Lawyer, in Charge of Titestyl diais Holaliat B9 is0ite 59:88 ‘”‘"”“1“')“4““'\:“]“ t;w’ hours of : y 3% i e 30 o'clock, and evenings, from wn Prince, | is 1,153 Figures werc 1 retreat | the various school centers siven out by as follows. {and & = : o Fonahios T Prain- | part of his forces now south of the | 238; Academic high school, 133; Kast - o - | HeRg Miaunel Enixis $1.5fat Gon-t) i osioacuepandseatc eain l\-:,;t‘,,‘f“.:‘: il i Al s 00 el e Depot at Philadelphin, Promoted to | 4 at 93.66 to $4.44 and 4%'s at)7 {5 g o'clock. Connecticut’s quota is nors-Halloran Co. * Clearance Sale. St ety A ieada i e b SR 4 g 95.50 to 96.64. | 450 student nurses, the quota for the advt ing in Connecticut. . | lies by launching a strong attaclk on |7 Smalley school, 70; Grammar $7.500 Yoar Job. U, 5 Bteel recorded! its hishest quo= n” e . aos 5 2 P o or less wide front in the re- | school, 69; Smith school, 48 i b S r l irg nation belng 25,000 Organized labor pledged $13,000 in | New Britain will benefit under the |2 ™7 OF i aio or fhe peck 1o fhe fasl Dowr has been announced that more glon of Solssins. Here, however, Gen. | The Academic High school em- ' Hurtford, July 26.—Aunouncement | gther active issuss also supplementing Foch is protected somewhat by the | braces three districts, including the was made at the office of the miltary |early gains, The closing was Strong 1y river Alsne and he also holds the high | Northend, with 535 babies taken care cmergency board today that Benedict |Liberty 8 1.2's sold at 99.84 ta 99.90. "i;]"”' d as thers will be some who ground southwest of Soissons. | of since yesterday noon; the Rock- M. Holden, a member of the board |s's at 93.60 to 94.44 and 4 1-4's at| .n Ot prove eligible. After all have Seventy German divisions are ve- | well, 22, and the Monroe district with and a Hartford lawyer, who three |g5.34 to 99.64. | been examined, the state must ibe in wify' savings stamps during the recent | grant of the federal board of educa- ampaign under Jchn ¥. Quinn tion for vocational training in schools. Big mark down sale. M. Seibert.— |The federal government has made an ndvt. allotment of $31,245.91 to be expend- th the required number must be Baltes G, and Mary have | ed in Connecticut and the Connectl- |, ;g to have taken part in the|53. The Bartlett school district is months ago was appointed by the| Sales approximated 350,000 shares. | Positlon to furnish a student nurse transferred property Bradley | cut State Board of Education is | fighting already and the enemy losses | still in the lead with a record of 1,- duartermaster-general of the United | New York Stock Exchange quota- | 'SS¢IVe Of 450 in order to take care street to Joseph A. Barrett. pected to specially appropriate an i [ "otimated at 200,000, More | 125 babies cxamined. The Burritt |States army to take charge of the | tions furnished by Richtes Co., | 9f the large number of wounded men Mabel E. Rutherford has purchased | equal amount. The apportionment | £ PO TEETE 0L f VoM dan tak- | school is mext in line with 687, and jamy depot at Philadelphin, had been | b ot e Nat T & Gu: | from the tront. An appeal to nurses has been s - four tenement house on 11\‘:\\«11!.""' the federal grant lm‘lfldm_§'"0“9 | en by the Allies as well as 500 guns | the East street school comes third, &iven the rank of brigadier-geperal, | cnange. g reet from Charles D. Ellis. | for agricultural instruetion, $17,708.85 | "1 %y e or machine guns: | With a total of 299,—one less than {With the accompanying salary of $7,- July 26, 1918, | Sued by the National Council of De- Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Gorbach | fOF training teachers in trades and in- 1 ®"5 P (00 Cinat ai Allied efforts | 300, 500. Low Close | fense. The army needs more nurses and family and Miss Gertrude Schect- | dustries and home economics; and | o "o ctrated Wednosday. Ttsbrief | The committee and various teams | The board is in receipt of a coby of | y1aska Gold 3308 s g | EhanieverRtoRkeaphup imiihithe drafh man will spend the next two weeks | $8,545.05 for o!hvl‘ teacher training. | report on Thursday’s fighting declares | have worked hard and much credit report muade by the quartermaster- Car & Fdy Co 347 ;.\H"! the war is over, it has been at Indian Neck { The federal funds will be used in | L " (0.0 ugigorous Joeal actions” | should be given them for their part |general in which Mr. Holden's adit- | = : bl | stated, there will be an added call & = | the following approved institutions: between Soissons and Rheims | of the work in making the npaign istration is highly commended. M Can Prd .. .. 931, 933 903 !for mnurses and the government GROWDFR ON NEW DRAFT For tencher twidlos an derodl | S o | successful. All babies were enrolled | Holden is a licutenant-colonel in the S ¢ Sidiwants fo he prepared for any Y ture at the Connecticut Agricultur- | __ 5 - i s el L e e Locomotive ... 6734 % | emergency which may arise. Al 1“1 college at Storrs and the Hign | 75,000 UKRAINIANS Gl A i SRS ooan (S 8% [local young women who would - school at Middletown. S DoTntel fin Sh - Sugar sooeo like to serve their country in this appointec e. unhampered | & & o Sl Jovost Marshal General Insists All| For teacher training and home cco- | SE AGAINST KAISER | S 2 S Am Tel, & Tel. ....95% 94% | manner are urged to go to the New F | Mrs. F. L. Traut,. in charge at tl A < 661, 665 7 ; omics at the Connecticut Agricul- | central oHice this foscmoth Srant ooitll Anaconda Cop ... 66% 66% | Britain Institute any afternoon or Cities Should Furnish More Than | {;ra) Colleg and the ate Trade | —— M themeinetran o m S A T. S Fe Ry Co 85% \;‘/\ | evening, between the appointed hours, 50 Por ¢ cati ECRODIS (it eport, Putnam, South | x| to assist, At some of the schools fho | Employers Given Notice of Raise of | S4dWin Loco ... 91% = durlng the two weeks beglnning with B0, For Cent. (oL New BEglstraton. | ye, opester, Torrington, Danbury, |Well-Arined Peaant Army. Adyvancing | 2 85855 (S8 S00e 9L HIE Scaools fLo | Jnple g SeROLiRi O L, BT 54% | next Monday, and enroll during this Washin , July Provost | New Britain, New Haven, Hartford, Against Germans, Retreat- | tod: forr this reason alone. aAny| 10 Cents An Hour to Begin on|B R- M odeodeton ol . 41 great campaign . Marshal General Crowder today in- | Southington and Waterbury, Wwhere | Eiic | nurse who has had hospital v~nmmul L Sl coc IS Ligh o TS formed state draft executives that | trades and industries will also be | ing to Kicv. iis asked to volunteer her ices, if | August 1. Can. Pac ....... 151% 150% 1;"'{“; HOUSE NAVATL COMMITTEE nake than 50 per cent. of the 740,500 | tausht. | | possible, in order that the work may ool ; (Rl 0y o MEMBERS REACH ENGDAND '5 24 to be placed in Class 1 as|INDICT 21 FOR STEALING | ion has broken out infthe Gkralneroniis o in ool b iaeis o m ) SRl [1’"‘\1‘!!‘\"”; notice from l-“n journeymen | Ghino Cop 5015 40 1014 Washington Juiy 26.—Safe arrival versed to be placec ass f aking lumbers of a de: d for an increase [ & St Paul 43 3 % 2 >f 8 5 Zysically qualified for weneral mili- | BEEF FROM U. 8. ARMY | formidable scale, according to infor- [ fort to impress upen those whose | be 1y PO L A DOl Chi Mil & St Paul 43 1% 43 in England of 14 members of the Aysics lua tie I Eonot | | ; e e e e cents an hour in their wages. | ool pog T ...... 47 463 47 | louse naval committee headed by Aryscivics aid nstructed ither ol B Newav ork STyl 26 - UwentyS onei| mation ¥eceivea fitod sy B Sexentpfiven S I AENSRTE, LSS EINISEHBEREE NG nevairat on) payiwhihRis BYol ot | e b o TN Chairman Badgett of Tennessee, was glve sclal scrutiny fo the Ieport|persons were fndicted Mmere today by |thousand peasants, fairly efeient| SHES RS0, O FUAS OB 0 o8| 10 cents an hour, is fo become ef-{ pigs meo ., ,uusss announced today by the navy depart of any local board which falls 10| ne federal grand jury on a charge of | 1;0ps, with their officers and nstrue- | Jiarnoon, as the campaisn closes on ! LoCHVe on August 1. The weekly pay e e L e et Ll lassify this percentage Jeing implicated in the theft of beef | Lt ) ) campalgr o1 will he $30.80. It is cxpected that the B retary of the Navy Iranklin D E : . i L are advancing Linst the Ger. | ihat day at o'clock. Itecords are | e ! Gen Elec . This estimate, General Crowder| .,nggned to tne wnited States army. | tors, are advancing as: e e sl e e e T ReR 0w o S e Rioonevelt Fwnot o 3a abional tava a is based upon a study of the | = > mans, detachments of whom' lave | ,\, I : : “KW“_“‘:‘H (“»y:v In Hartford there is talk of the | /5y pra inspect American naval vessels and pperation of the draft and the only | pyoyCLE THEFT PREVALENT. | withdrawn before the hostile advance, | 4 2 e inlumbcrs o kins RN exiend fovlanilife sl E TR o8 stations. xceptior e recynizea | bearing the nam { children under |5, 0nse of wages to the amount of | © or Ore C ept hich v e recognized | - ote e arter - | retreating to Kiev. The peasants are | flve years of age, In the city, Incl . ° S i Inspiration o ire in the case of communities hay-| Since yesterday afternoon four |retreatin | flve r A t ) 1d-{ 75 cents an hour 3y ’ = 5 TALLS s , ‘Kw e | bieveles have L oonlstolen) (n difrerent | Welliarmed ing all those whose homes have heen SeRths Interborough BY MOTQR TO NIAGARA FALLS. rele: large numbers of the | parts of the city. Two were taken | S . { visited previous to the campaign, the ;J\»*'Hvu‘n(l Cop ":,, v‘\.\\1-(.‘|1“.V easurer .:w_nxn-nrlw r‘.’ 1918 class to the navy, Ir e corps | this morning, one owned by Dominic | Paris, July 26 he Ukrainian gov- committee will bhe in a position {10 NKW BRITAIN CALLED Lack Steel . o : 83% !Hu.\lm of the New Britaln Trus : ergency fleat Yy MANINE COLDS | ( orosa of 65 Franklin street, which | ernment has announced officially that | know just what children have not ON FOIt SLX IN AUGUST |Lenisn val | company and wife Mr. and M B e Es el s tilen foom Fari & Gooleyis| it abandons its'claini to' Bessarabla, | Leen taken cate of gt ST Max Mot com mond §. Coe or Worcester, Mast '."} "}”"_' ",‘ RieEE e O | ator had tha ot ownod by Mor. | says @ Buchaicst disuitehitoltis Gor The central will be in ch Hartiord, July 26.—Allotments for | Mex Petrol today by ¢ for Niagara B ""‘” Sl be- | i< Lovine of 46 Lafayotte stroet and | Man press transmitted by the Zurieh | of Mrs. Otis 0. Butler tomorrow both | the latest draff eall, requiring 500 [N ¥ ¢ & Hud I be gone several days ; & asr wgricultural and de- @ 00 B0 00 © oM in front of Besse. | correspondent of tho Matin. As a re- | morning and afternoon. This office ' Men to be entrained from 24 boards pendency deferments and physical re- [ was tak S sult diplomatic relations hetween Ru-|is for the purpose of making re- |in the statc for Fort Slocum on Au- " o e AR R SclonmShauidibe ool Hlo e Tk jrse i mania and the Ukrane hase been re- | ports of unforeseen difficulties which 8ust 6 were aunounced by Adjutant & R pra ywer's message said CLASSED AS DESERTER sumed may ari Aduring the actual work of = General Cole today \HHO\),\ g = | Sy i Sgs s | = the campaizn, N s and . doctors Bridgeport, 7u; Hartford, 72; Stam- | 1F’I- VIEREGK AT AST Joseph Grasso, one of the men . | : . 1l at the | ford w Britain, 6 | i i SHORE LINE, CARS SCRAPE wishing to volunteer, may call a , 54; ain, | Gl [J who failed to go to Camp Devens with HC .“ A D il e hion e it St Narnincton s | S the local contingent, vesterday, was | New Haven July 26.—Several Grammar school. and they will be Thompsonville 2 Branford, | rounded up this morning by Detec- | Sengers on the Shore line express No, | STEIMITET - .‘;’,’,.; e “which their Meriden, 18; Milford, 7; Grotom, i ditor of Ex-Fatherland Admits Send- | tive Sergeant C. Malone and is |2 over the New Haven railrond from | &5 e Ridiotela e Gieanil . . New York to Boston, arrivi hans | SEEVESES el 2 At BEHEC 3 % TP 5 now classed a deserter. He will | . . 2 i wieh, 21; Willimantic Torrington, 2 g g Letters to Europe Through sSe- | DOY CREer 8 o O was | at 1:30 this morning, were slizhtly D. ROOSEVELT 1S PLBASED |10 Milford, 44; Middlefown, 15; | Ii you have something to sell, cret Channels, Attorney-General | following his regular employment at :" ECRNES 8 natalip: San tom | e e e e R if you want to hire help, if you y Lewis Says. O | Siioking caiiand next two coaclies on | s = l want a better situation, if you P YOO LATE FOR CLASSIFIGATION & Lig,fmin. One man o phe hox | Queenstown, It After an in "‘"\‘:‘\\m“””::; ”"\'l"‘”': “'\‘\l | want to hire er let a tenemens, ae sent mail to Germany throush = = — | from his face but the others hurt wers | SHOCHON < s e the classified column will place ¢t channels for nearly a vear after | WANTED—A Dbattery repair man at i, itnded by a surgeon at the stati AL ivie Geddes, fivst lord of the |\ pgerdam, July 26.—Austrian so- | s . kT B e e e eemainiad archariuay o | £V B 6wt o8 L e e e you in touch with the right people #n made by George Sylvester Vie-| ler Storage Battery, 167 Arch St sistant of the American |terpellation 1n the Austrian lower | 3 editor of Viereck's Weekl for = navy depa ted to the Asso- i holse asking that the gavernment ne- | nly the Fatherland, according to a | —— e s = | MRMEN KiLLED jated T -ospondent that helgotiate immediately —with rmany | Lig¥ment today by Marton B. Lewis, | GTRLS WANTED-—Apply at Ruffalo, July J. Lawrence Dun- | had been greatly impressed With the | with a view to jointly fixing war aims ttorney-general of New York. Vie- | Jlaundry, 266 Arch street n, of Brocksville. Ontario, an avia ulling together of the Britlsh and jand peace terms and repeating Aus. | e¢ic claied the letters were inno- | ———— ——— tor was kilied by Il of an air- | American naval units into one effcient | trian readiness for peace without an- ! geit. comfunications to his father in ( FOR SALE—Dirt, cheap, delivered in | plane ai the Curtias fleld here today. | antl-submarine operating force With- {nexations and indemnities. accordin - Baflin. He conceded he had burned | vieinity of North & Judd factory, mes Doolittle of San Francisco, | ont eith losing any feature of its{to a Vienna dispatch to the Nieuwe ne Orig | Baker & Lasher, Inc. 7-26-tf | died un hour later in a hospital. | 1dentity. : | Rotterdamsche Courant