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‘of treaties and totes ex- with Japan in regarding {including Japan's note return of Shantung to -Wnder certain conditions. The rounds for the abrogation i firees sy on the treaties attempt to deal Pee whose proper deter- is entirely a right of the § conference. Because they contravene the Aliics’ of justice. they violate Une territorial and political independence Por kuaranteed in conventions “between Groat Britain, France, Rus- the United States ond Japan. Because they were negotiated in ¥ ° of intimidation and ¢ - ‘the duréss of the Japanese ulti- 6d they Jack finality, being so - by Japan who sought to % * Reem final by negotiating « 7 BZ the Senate to-day Senator Pitt- Democrat, of Nevada, spoke for pation of the treaty and the ~~ eagve covenant, He contended that “any feservations would reopen the whole field of negotiation, encourage nations to make reservations o ronew international dissension. “Are we justified in assuming that pariiaments and governments our tions of the articles the cove! an affecting our own prevent the 8” ‘Canada and Australia from it the Japanese Govern- the effect that ‘the Cpa ing for limitation of naval it morale ts member of the Foreign Re- Committee, followed Sena- withdrawal and pre- ersten’ the Constitution in all re- yl) eovenant,” | said Senator oat th Stand sincerest minds of thirty nation: | o; i Gmatth, “ie as near perfect as the best make it. Not one of its critios Presented even the skeleton of the league that would-ault him and {wi save the world. What kind do you |ing in declare ry pe lot. much. before winter. By le the Ameriogn fopd now neAr want? It ts high time to ive us 9 ple of your super'gr wisdom by ting a model, im good fait! ty stake’ It jx easy’ to tear down !tng sappe would pat be As Bearing upon pow the for Esthonlan official, what you could not bu Di iisuce wosepe Weplece ‘Amertodde embars. in ex eve i FRANKFORT, July 25, — French ig . troop have been sent to Bech, Lux ‘ netmburg, on the demand of the Com wnal Council, to protect the foun ‘This action Ht becauer 7 en. was . arn of Amerivan tYeupe I; rr rig, on the eon of the speak 4 of f ’; rt ARMY DRIVING REDS; BACKONPETROGRAD American Relief Officers Find, Anti-Bolshevik Force Lack- ing Guns and Supplies. Jyly %.—Twenty thousand Russians, many of them barefoot and rifles and unsupported by heavy artillery, compose the northern Russian army whose front extends ‘secret agreements before China {from the Finnish coast to Pakov and El Ge @utfered to enter the war. which is driving back toward Petro- ©BENATOR PITTMAN FEARS NEW /étad 4 Bolshevik army four times as | # INTERNATIONAL DISSENSIONS. large, ot May 7, 1915. without according to reports received hem from officers of the American Reliof Administration on the scene. These officers are working part of Bolshevik fire, en- ceavoring to provision and to provide Medical supplies to this army. cers and soldiers alike are clamoring for tanks, which had been promised them by the Allies, and with the help ‘of which they express confidence they “Gawill accept without further interpre- |could reach Petrograd speedily. utation The reports of the time under the provisioning 7” asked Mr. Pittman. foree show that’ after the arrival in 's Most bitter the at the [SMe sector: table ioe to grant the flour, arly in July of white supplied by the Americana, many of the Bolshevik! succumbed to the ose from their terri- |/uré Of white bread and joined thelr the immigration laws. |enemies. One entire organization, known i the Green Guards because the men wore green om to para ra | inconspicuous the which was more tea prey Jus gets strong, surrendered to the anti-Bol- | the Treaty when it more back to |shevik forces, fore the American help arrive by yh AT, the Ruggians were without soap, bee lar situation, apply to |ikarettes were so sbarce that they ment? brought a ruble we appfove this. Treaty |The improved eot: as then we open the door |ter food now suppiteu to the northern “all of the me Geaciren® poastbilitins |army is cheering u. the men, whose dlasension. rep! igh ‘as compared smith of Arizona; a Dim- | with that of the Bvishevikt opposing |. AMERICANS GUARD = SIBERIAN RAILWAY, WILSON EX EXPLAINS Answers Gael 's Call for In- formation—Troops Will Stay as Long as Needed. WASHINGTON, 1d 4 half a plece. itions and the bet- tter, according to the reports, Pittman with an address in|now have to be kept on the frunt|dont Wilson to-day advised the Sen- he upheld the league covenant |iines by threatening them with Canal ‘ protecting the Monroe trine, machi peering domestic questions for Na- ae to tee ory] action, providing ample op-'ling to portunity for tables. ate that the Amercan Military Expe- Provaient among them ow-| dition in Siberia was there primarily to protect and maintain operation of iy aumolent American food |the Siberian Railroad and indicated that the expedition would remain as long as such protection was neces- @ scarcity of fresh, yege- and its suburbs for the of Allied assistance to the bye ‘army-and to the dm. conjunction ‘be preventing Petrograd from Another purpose of the expedition As outlined b§ the President was to rive relief to the Rusgian people ion 6iPeria by furnishing food, clothing and other supplies, there Was no intention of interforing el Ruskian sovereignty, The retention of American troops to | protect the American railroad forces | cereals exceed 5,000,000 pounds, and under John EF. Stevens, the President's !nclude flour, corn meal, hominy, oa. lettor atated, is a (‘vital element.” By|Meai and rice flout, Pruhés reach agreement with Japan, the President| the @fand ‘total’ of 1,489,000 pounds, stated, the American troops are-to re-|4Nd there are over 200,000 gallons of main there as jong as the railroad| Vinegar. BERLIN EXPECTS LOAN HERE | ®P*dition Is ongaged in maintaining New York Report- Mr. Wilson said Ks nade be ot nians ae that réinforced, had fensive in the stopped by the ing the Bolshewikejnto full fetreat. ng shev! retrea! > communication, detailing at great length the activ- Ides of the Americun Military nnd} Railroad Forces in Siberia, was in| responge to_@ resolution. of Johnson, Republican, of Califovnta, inquiring regarding the Amercan yJ- | icy jn Siberia and how lopg it was! proposed to retain the troops there. pid ele ale CANADA SAYS TAFT'S RESERVATION MEANS REFUSAL TO. RANEY Barring of Dominions Change of Contract, Says Minister of Justice, Who Signed Treaty. OTTOWA, July 25.—Canada to-day raised the “question of the right of the United Stated Senate to accept tigations of the Deutsche Bank with Now York fnancial inatitu- Ulonm for @ large loan of unannounced proportions, are proceeding favorably, seain® to information in official vase of international ww York today fai Formation concerning re- 1aan la in procens otlation pathy bankers @ ate vend to place a lar }was only 270. y suggested by former especially number two which, in effect, is said to read: That self-governed colonies and sented on the League council at the same time with the mother government, or be any’ of those clauses where: the to the dispyte are ex- cluded from |ty.settlement, . Doherty, Minister of Justice in the Dominion Cabinet and ene of the signatories to the treaty at Ver- dn making the protest, added that the accapta tions by the United States Senate| | Would be tantamount to @ refusal to Sat Affosty Glass of Ptley’s A tall, frosty glass of Tetley’s iced tea—it puts new life into you on . scorching summer days! It's the easiest cold drink to make —and truly wholesome, need is Tetley’s Tea, cracked ice and a ripe, juicy lemon, statement follows; “A reservation such as Mr, stated to have sugwested would in- MAP ING OAs al $12.50 MINIMUM WAGE FOR WOMEN ITEMIZED BY BAY.STATE BOARD ome = Commissioners Show How Self- Supporting _ Workers Spend Amount Set'as Low Limit. | BOSTON, July 25... | E XPLAINING their‘ establish- >. minimum wage at which @ self-supporting woman can meet the cost of living and niaintaln Minifitim~ Wage ‘Commissioners CTTY PLANS 10 SELL SURPLUS ARMY FOOD HERE AT CUT PRICES (Continued from Firat Page.) Prices. ‘The aggregate of the meats {9 77,492,852 pounds, while the ground Capt. A. A. Stewart, in charge ot the Zone Surplus, No, 461 Eighth Avenue, expressed much satisfaction at the manner ff which the munici- Palitles of this Staté and New Jersey Were “interesting themselves in be- half of the consumiers, The following are the cities that are working iy the interest of lower food prices: Newark, N. FA Yonkers, » ¥ey Middletown, N. Hoboken, J.; Jamestown, N Nutley, N. J. i, Gloveravill runewick, N. J. Bids were bpened yesterday on lots of smoked hams totalling over 600,- 000 pounds, but as the highest bid .. the offers will be re~ Jected and the hams will be offered to_ municipalities at 30c. a pound, and New The Evening World {s interested in | the 6,000,000 consumers of this city | § who for the past three years have Nad insufficient food, Now that there is 4 prospect of getting wholesome to at low price, chickens by the War Department, JOwering the prices on similar grades poultry in the wholesale Some of these Congressmen who are anxidas {0 inventigate any: thing and everything alight find a real jab In too! Ring ap the purchase by the Goverment of some 4,000,000 pounds of roasting chickens, taking possession of them between April 1 and May 3) this year, only to dis- cover that. they. didn't need thom, and causing an Actual shortage of that grade of poultry, which per- mitted the packers to advance their prices from $c. to Tc. a pound. This block of poultry was pur- chased from six firms in Chicago, and no bids were asked for from any one else, The firms and the. approx- imate amounts sold by each were; Paley. Bighter & Marks, 850,000 Ibs.; Lepm & Co, 850,000 Ibs; I. Gtl- man, 11200, 900 Ibi Swift & Co., 500,- 000 ibs.; Armour & Co., 500,000 Ibs.; Morris & Co,, 600,000 toa, ‘The only other offer, from Cudahy Packing Company, was rejected, their price being higher than the others, Tt will be remembered that this pur- chase was consummated immediately after the Poultry Division of the Food Administration had ceased. its activi- ties, and the whole transaction is of the covenant a matter which formed a most The tea must be Tetley’s— if you want choice tea selected from the world's finest gardens, perfectly blended. Have you tried Tetley’s Orange Pekoe? 9 of the British Dominions and Canada in particular, “The right of Canada as a member, of the League to be eligible for re sentation on the council was ele: ly understood and unequivocally ognized by all concerned. tion in effect negativing that ri would involve |‘ tract after ace: a change in the eon- eptance and si, looked on with icion by the 00) cumple wholesale dealers | s8ed poultry in New York. ‘The recent heavy rains have caused |much damage to growing crops, espe- + Glully in low-lying land, ang much u fresh vegetables are in ir ‘ot the te 8 pest condition. Potatoes advanced to $1.5 ‘& barrel, but will be lower in a few days. All kinds of salads are cheap. ht Lettuce is costing the retailer about nature Be, to 4c. & pea on the aroragh, Ses where from |by all pardes—in regard to a matter Woe ts isc. which ‘ia’ double ji vas, hy .from the Dominren’s point of ginount ay fair dealer should charge. | ig. cis i spananoe.. Ap qudhlidas | The beet companies falled in adm lanenle not dis- efforts to advance meats he weak from @ refusal to ratify.” | ay ehobated the rainy weather setting their plans, Prices aro ‘now | “budget wpon” Which ‘they” bised inclining downward. The finaat rib roast at more than 43¢. a 45c., cuts give the dealer a 2 proat at 32e Clothing on the chucks and ¥4p, a ¥Tc. OM the Recreation . wld not coat, lodging. hile the other freeads, 406 lodaing ‘The Hebrew housewives should do- ‘ mand lower prices on broiling. chick- as. the wholewale price topped " Carfares” ‘and-consumers shovid| — Doctor and dentist. "20 45c. Fricassee Sian: Kosher deesved fowls are also lower'| and only fancy fat hens.shoyld coat more than 45c. : sree! aines dressed meats ar Vacation trimmed breast steaks | A should not cost more than S3c. to 34c,| "Savings and insurance. Peaches are still cheap and 20c. to). » Ineidentals 25e. a dozen to consumers gives fhe The. rate is said to be the high- retailer a large profi SENATE ORDERS INQUIRY METHODS, REVOLTS I JUBO-SLAVIA WT PAE MEN aL DEMED Directs Trade Commission to In- vestigate Buying of Hogs mission to make The Investigation is provided for in| Slavia), according to a despatch re- 1 resolution introduced by Senator Har-|celved to-day from Laibach via Vienna! ria, Georgia, former chairman of without a roll call to-di Other developments of | e agitation against high food prices) gquntry, mr, Edged Pee a chusetts wrote to Miss Jessie R, Haver | Me ot the National Consumers’ League Yn- | troops there had pro¢laithed an’ inde-| the | pendent Croatian republic and at dev- Representative investigation» of t is a prospect of the release By pane 3,000,000 pounds of roasting State Ready to Authorine Co tlom at Once. foundations can’ begin. a dostled by Detectives, Arvbur Morris of Mount Vernon has reported the theft of his eketbook | plan ‘was the solution off «Morris e lingered at the spo it for jostied by detectives. were detectives, he wore badges on’ thetr coat lapels “this was the only into’ on my way home said. because they crowd "I got Se a INSANITY BOY SLAYERS’ PLEA ¢ Directs Tombs’ Physician to their counsel the to-day made public the itemized théir decision. ‘The tteths arey $7.09 ,Self-improvement . Laundry Newspapers and maga- 18 est minimum yet established by @ State wage board. Paris Had Heard Cnoat Soldiers »Proclaimed an Independent, WASHINGTON, July 25.—The Senate Republic, nt to-day directed the Federal Trade Com- ee, n immediate investiga-| PARIS, July 26..4tumore of mutiny tion of packers’ methods in buying cattle| and othe troubles in Jugo-Mavia’ were deniéa oMoially at Laibeeh (in Jugo- and ‘Basle../The despatch said that it was stated officially that order and | tranquillity prevail throughout the ‘A despatch received here from Agram, the Capital of Croatia, had reported that eral points were fraternising with Hun- rian soldiers. GWATZ, Styria, July 2%.—-Violent other combi admiration aa Thompkins with Powell. The grace ment of $12.50 as the | “nd gallant sporting spirit with which | little Lanier. thketense by fire: falling to-day cheek fa . S w throughout the apper panineula of ‘Mieht 1 Japaneye Princes TOKIO, Suly @ (Associated Pret cpmbats ogourred ‘Tuesday evening at a ny w ci A eee ap aya | faite carabineers to o> | blave were killed ine clash at Yolo: { - PRRIINING,. duly, 4b-rmAdthe-copelu-| ca near. Fiume to-day, according to elon of,a meeting in Sing Sing Prison} a dexpatth from Aguam. | Brophy, wate Architect Pilcher, Contractor P, J U. ~ OF IRELAND PLAN arith, ¢ nd a con- ! ‘ , {t Was announced immediate beginning of the construction of the new Sing Sing prison. The excavation work, by prison labor, is practically com, Work of put-| Times’, Suggests State ‘Legislatures for North and. South and | Loses $32 INSA SAFE CROWD. Dublin Parliament. LONDON, July 25.—The London press Says He. Wiis turneé-to the Irish question again to- poicising the administration's United States f grotand imes. The paper propo Gnd both ta be sepresented in the Im perial Parliament at London on the basis of population. peices! ASKS 18,000 ARMY OFFICERS. rburg, 86 miles sofith-southeast of | ~ WORK ON NEW. SING SING. ,) son vcveited us a resuil of dinaatistaction | over demobilization, T! ty persons were} vr se BS gts K OREAMERY CARA~ heve dainty sauares of cara~ nee duced 3 two’ state | logisiatures, one for Ulster and ene for | South Ireland, each with extensive local | 3 and| powers, An all Irish Parliament, to ait | He knows they|at_Dablin, was embodied In the plan, each section to be represented equally | ono or ROUND at Si MILK CHOCOL ASSORTED FRESH ¥RUUT—Here we have @ collection of the ; WASHINGTON, July 26.—A bill au- | When Edward O'Brien and Edward! thorising an increase of 8,500 in the of- BE, Paige, the boys indicted for the mur-| qeer personnel of the Army was intro- der of Gardiner Huf, the Fulton Street] quced tow ere nee canoer Aces | of the Benate Military Committee, at os ‘ ed) the request of Secretar: om the appolatnent-.6f 6 easunlssien |'Haher anid at least 18.000 oMcers, would ‘TheiP mental’ condit) be ‘erhe Sere prgered thatthe pi sonia’ Re, Teste Sloss of the Army built up matruetion, alr and other ser- during te by Chairman Wadsworth | the * Governor In the compett- rady; largaret ung lady tad | bi —— Raing Check Forest Fires. BPOKANK, Wash.,’ July 25. — The forest fire situation jn western Mon- and hortherh “Idaho, which hi Aebareed, Dy, faregt,efticlala a ear YW Laregt ettic ys, peared much. ionbraved, to-dsyr fete lowing heavy rains, ave abandoned chalets in Park” which | were Touris' were Rain ajority “the Coming Here. . 4 Empe France for “Travellers are. Princes Ki- irakawa, Asdka ——— Core Quarantine In Bay State, ® BOSTON, July 26.—Fifty-three cit- fes and towns in northeastern Massa- quarantined to-day et the shipment or sale of corn of the State or to ‘The district ie infestod with the Burapeam corn borer. and Higashi Our Popular Week-End Conibination For Vacation Trip—Mountain or Seashore Excursion — or Summer Camp. HERE ie no form of Summer enjoyment or’ réctea- tion where our Week-End Combination Package will net prove s head:liner ow-the entértainnent program. The individual package is neatly put up in container, wi sel in te ani OMBINATION No. 1 cont and Saturday, July 25th and id es ae ne ee PACKAGE COMPL acca o No 4 At Ra rasta it lor us te yeu ev: a ee i tae ae TE nine-year-old |G, danghter of Mt. and Mrs. Charles D.|COUt. Lanier, exhibited the points of the |!8 a ee bad tempered and mischieyous Gipsy, her heajth. the Massachusetts |% Pony jumper, won round cftor use, which. was repeated 8 announced that In spite | «i of ber difficulties, the shown her mount worthy of second Btores: N. s = Newark. exneh 0 8 specified welmbt ineludes the container, [APAN IS LIKELY TO RENEW HER " SHANTUNG PROMISES SOON 4 UISSIAN Three Notable Entries in Monmouth County BAREFOOT R Horse Show Photographed in Ring To-Day MRS, GARVAN WINS (60 GERMANS HELD CHIEF PRIZES AT | IN PLOT TO CHEAT N. J. HORSE SHOW New York Woman’s Entries Get Monmouth County Awards. U.S. OF MILLIONS setthaspialifig Ring at. Coblenz, Alleged , fo Have Stifled Competition at Army Sales, LONG BRANCH, N, J, July 23—| COBLENZ, Tuesday, July % (Asso- Governor William N. Runyon and his. state were expected to-day at the 4Monmouth County Horse Show As- seclation meeting, at which aro gath- ered thousahds of the summer col- onies, of the Jersey shore as well as horse lovers from Long Island and |army supplies. ‘There was some ques- tion’ as” to Whether might not postpone his visit until té-morroW in order to see the fnal| now are afder arrest, that kept dom- championship awards, The feature of the show, so far, has been the success gf Mra. Francis P. Garvan in carryjng off blue ribbons for the excellence of her saddle ponies Her entries won blue ribbons In every évent for which they were entered. tion for high-stepping@arness ponies Mrs, Garvan's Hamilton Flame and Hamilton Dianthus won first and second prizes, respectively. Hamijton Plame is a two-time Na- tional Horg¢ Show champion and was Imported from England by Alfred G. Vardarbilt at a cost of $10,000. Both horses were pregedted te re Garvan by her brother, James B Among the winners who had ‘ap- plause from the throng were Allah, winner of tho blue ribbon in the eom- petition for women’s saddle horses Not exceeding 15.2 ‘hands, shown by Mics Clara 8, Peck. An- bs ne Fergie ciated Press.)—Sixty Germats from Cologne, Bertin and other cities werd jarrested here to-night by army intel- gence officers in connection with an alleged plot to defraud the Gov; ment of Millions ‘of tnafks "by + nating competition at auctions of Intelligence officers said the alleged fraud Was accomplished through an organigation, most of whose members | petitor# from -bidding at auctions where salvaged. army material. was sold. On gomo days the quction salea amounted to fifteen and twenty mil- lion marks, most of the-material.go- ing. to men alleged to belong to the onmanization id qpestion. American soldiérs plain clothes sent into the crowds at auction sales, according to the/ officers, repeatedly were offered large sums of money not to bid against members of the ofgah- \gation, At night, it was said, members of the organization held “an equalization meeting” and the material bought during the daw was re-auctioned to the members Material sold to mem- bers of the organizatiop, wherever possibile, will not be delivered. PIGEON RESCUER INJURED, er of Birds Be In Lada Attacked by Al@ing, Charles Browh of No. 806 Bast 169th Street, a porter at the Bronx County t Street and Third Avenue, ‘raneie- Heepital-peca: se of | attempt te- rescue two beby- pigeo when they fell from ‘the battthrg. ¥! When > ih ey rom 4) ig es a statue htcen . feet ron ony them to @ safér reating Piette started wu Bie Leap ne mother, large w tacked “hnfin. | Brown Ae keane. 73 his bal- ance and {elt ten ‘fects "He ts through with the rescue busines: aay Terms sy Bryant 6280 ena eves a ade o.so. HICKOX,—LORENZO. Services at the CAMPBELL FUNWRAL CHURCH, Broadway and-86rn st.,-@x- uraay, 10 A, M. WEBB —WILLIAM. Services at th CHURCH, Broad urday, 2 P.M, AMPBELL FUNBRAL Y and 66th st,, Gat» large paper and tied with stout hed for convenience of egr~ s the following and goes on POUND BOR world” Fomous remium Milk ©} fh ia Dleartne combir in wenters . xi E Po DDE? ‘OMBINAS HON Fon aS eet the seacwadt fame ion lon serley Nthographea Juvenile ‘designs a pate ores bene se Ee on, 99r