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Scraps and farts. ? fJeneral f.'rowler, provost marshal, has authorize) the statement that no order has been Issued hy him or his office plaelnK newspaper workers In the "non-prodtietlve" classes under the work-or-fli;ht order. Th?* ?|Uostion was raised t.y a New York newspaper, which stated that all its printers of draft .iK<' had been notified to seek other employment or be * ailed lritf< the armv. At fiencrol f'rowder's office it was stated that there have been no modi float ions of the recent work-orflitht order and that newspaper workers have never heen considered as heine eneaued In nonessential work and that there Is mi Intention of so declaring them now. f"nverrrnent control or the flx'tit' of tt.o f.riee of th.. l'tlv era*on crop woijld not li< feasible a* ttiic ?imc eri.lilinl Wlls.in n:i. totd la** K'lda' iV l'enres*-ntatlv<- t.ever of Soil* P f'irollna. ehalrman of *h< honsi acir i.pi.r-it e?mr?i.t,.,. yf,. J , v,.r :?t Mm WMti- Moiim#. fiMi-r s?Ti?? *?T f*'?nf ? ? ??' * ** with ciitfon f*??-n r?t fill* r ?T*?\v? rs :w?l l?:ink?T<* t> ?- povi-rnrrM-nt ;u <iu?ri' Mu* < ? #.? thr#??i**|| , rfitfnn *ort^r:?tif?n M?? vr?i:t||i r f;irm?rv firititwil -up. i?n? < i n m< nt int i Mi j.i? m nlfiMv< f.?* * ? r toM th?* T???'sii|< nt tin- rr#?T? t-??ji'#' #| if *lr#*v1y nnt Wit tts't;ip?1infr tin. f.nwipf i?j?'h firiri *i ?*?M in- h;??1 n r?I U? ' Mm- ;nlvin<;itm #?f *Mi,,M<rifpnnt t*#?n i,f tin- in;?*1 vNriMI'f v of swli *i?*. t ?r n. - Tin' French-Aimi ican attack along the Imiiiil I rout north ot tin- Marne Inst Thms.l.iy was an absolute sin|?rise. Manv t'.crman officers won captured while asleep ami numbers ..I in.-n w.n- taken while harvesting rye. The greatest stop. Ileal ion was i-reat-<1 among all the enemv troops holding til. lilies at tile sll'hlellliess ol the attack. Some ot the pitsomis ileclan they ha.l I.e. n tol.l that it was iiii|>ossil.le lor the Allies to carry out am n|><-ration in the way of an offensiv. fot some time. Manx tanks part id |k-.ie.| in the attack, ha vim; I. en able to take up their imsitlotis .lurilitr tin terrific storm which prevailed. The American troops, co opcratijig with tin it I'rem h coinrailes in the assault. Inl l.rilliant work. Arouml t'oitchainp. northwest ol ('ha tea it Thierry, tin- i;? riiiatis r.sistanc. way. mon ol stinate than on tiny other pait ot the I'arts line. In this region the Allies captun-d Is van lion, iniiiieroiis machine guns ami large numl.ers ol prisoners. Tin- Allleil troops showed wonderful spirit ami advanced singing. A l.attnlion ot infantry' crosse.l the mil Saxnies I .least high in water. - TIM' American cominaiutci ai (ilvray, tiiiK the capture ol' that town to hcad<|iiail?-rs last Thursday, will Hi*- Pillowing message; ".Met ISoclic mi his line ??l" ri'sistant'i*. Sharp light. line lie turned tall ami ran like In II. pursued I y our troops. Ilopi have more prisoners." 'I'Ik lulled States armored cruiser Sail Diego tttlN sunk off Long Islam! last l-'riday evening. presumably' l?y a iliiali sillilliai'illi'. Till' crilisei was on tin way to New York when slrut'k ami was iliie there in a lew hours. The oltieers ami new of tin cruiser numbered l.loi). The slii|> went tlowu within llftccn iiiiiiutes alter it was struck; l>ut in the meantime I'Veiyhoily hail .ium|iei| overboard, exci |it a lew w ho are supposed to have In n willed in the outline room. An aviator Hying overhead notieeil the plight ol the ship ailil illlorilleil a wireless station whieh sent a niiml>< r of merchant ships to the rescue. It is iiiulerstooil that all ol the men on lioanl Willi tile exception ol hetweeli forty anil fifty were saved. There is some difference of opinion as to whether the disaster is chargeable to a mine or suhmurtne. Several mines have I icon exploded in the iiciglihorhood hy ships that were scouring tinwas for the purpose. ? A call by William Howard Tal't to ^^^^^^^Ure^mintrj^to^o^-t this lull a Itcpubident by offering constructive criticism of the administration's action and inaction, and, hy legislation, enlarge tlic nation's military prc|uirnttons, was issued by tiie loniier president, addressing the unollicial Republican state convention al Saratoga, N. V., last Kriday. Reiterating his advocacy of an army ol a.niiV.iHMi men, Mr. Tal't told tin- delegates that now is tile time to raise tile great forces needed to win tiie war. With a IMiiocratic congress, waiting the president's lead rattier ttinn co-ordinating witii tiie executive, lie said, this will not be accomplished with tiie promptness which is imperative. While conceding the masterlill ability ol the president m stating tin- country's aims in tiie war. .Mr. Tal't asserted that tile administration lias not had the saim success in forming practical war policies. lie criticised also the tendency of tiie administration "to allow |mrt> considerations too much sway in its apiMiiiitments to important tasks." atlU UCt'HIIIMl mill inraiiii-a ..... Iieeti ndjoilrned," as indicated l?y what ho termed presidential interIfrcncf in the party affairs ol' Wisconsin and Michigan. ? Tin- British steamer Curimthia Wits torpedoed in the Atlantic on W cdnosda> it was announced from Washington on Friday. Tho Farpatliiii was sunk off tho Irish coast us siio was hound out. Vet> ft^u persons wore on hoard Itor. All passciigors oil hoard the t'arpathlu \vor? siivod. Tlioy include 3t> saloon passengers and 21 from the steerage. The survivors nuinhor 315. Some survivors who had hoon landed stale that the vessel was sunk hy a (ierman suhinarine at ahout 9.15 o'clock Wednesday morning. All of the passengers and crew were saved with tin exception of three llremen and two trimmers, who arc supposed to hav. hoon killed in the engine room h> the explosion. Memhers of the crew sa\ that just after the |>assengvrs had breakfasted, a torpedo struck the vessel slightly forwaril of the engine room and a minute or two later a second torpedo crashed into the engine room. There was no panic. Iloth the passengers and the surviving memliers of the crew got away in the ship's Ismts without ditticulty. For a time it appeared as though the t'arpathia might remain afloat, hut th< I'-hoat came to the surface and tired a third torpedo. The liner tilled raphll.x and sank in ahout two hours after heing struck hy the tirst torpedo. After her dlsnp|>earunre the suhinarine approached the f'arpathia's hoats 'ml .11.1 not lire on theltl. ? Nature, says a Washington dispatch. is conducting a "starvation drivv" against Germany in Austria. While the cropM of America and her Allies promise this year to break all r?"cords for size, those of t!erman> and her Allies will be smaller than at any time since the war began. Widespread drought enveloped the t'entral empires during April. May and June, which, combined with the intense heat and an unseasonable frost during the ttrst live da>s of June, stopped the develo|tment of all the vegetables and roots so urgently needed by the Teutons. The first destroyed one-third ol the potato crop, especially in the northern part of the country. 1 Vus and beans were also seriously damaged. At the same time, the heat and drought increased the ravages of all kinds of pestiferous insects, so the crop of apples and pears will Is- insignificant. It also delayed the wheat crop and with the failure of Itouniania and the Ukraine to deliver the expected wheat. Germany is in a Igul way. On the other hand. America's wheat crop will exceed S00.000.000 bushels, if it doesn't reach the billion bushel mark predicted earlier in the season. The corn crop forecast will be 3.160.000.000 bushels, breaking all records. The oat crop also will be a bumper one. Canadian crop estimates dlfTer. owing to the fact that the wheat country is so vast and enjoys varying weather, but Indications are for a record crop for our northern ally also. Hngltsh crop exports report favorably on the prospects for this year, and good crops in the tinin vnded portions of France, with an avemge yield in Holland and Spain, are predicted. Italy, it Is anticipated, will produce 164.000.000 bushels of wheat as against 140.000.000 hushcls last year. An abundance of wheat Is promised from India. Australia anil Argentina. The question with those <-ountri?s is om of tonnnv- ;in?l not of I tiii sizf of tin- citip, J? doesn't look, tin r? foi? . as if thi- nllii-<l |*-o(i|i-s will starve this unr. Th?- listrations ori iii ti*.< of floor tif"li!il'l> will ' fit*mIi ti? ! to a uri.M ! iri l>\ th?- tmn| rot ministration. Hut tin Hons will ti: .tin stair Its anothi-r notch :>n*l wn.t hon'.-ril'. lor 11-. vn-torloti? m :m " their mh-is ha-, i promised them. (The \lorhiiUr tfnquircr. Kntered at the Postnfflre at York a? Mall Matter of the Second Class. TUESDAY. JULY 23. 1918. Tin r<- at"'- tin <J<-rin;iii.s smith ul lit* Marin- iinu ? x< j?t >l> :nl ami |>i ismn i n. Will a Huh |i?iinl in.hi tinju.-li> impiiun tin' loyalty < ; iiiiotli* i maiiV W< hariiiy i-misnh i sui t) a lliinu i i-i\ at.In. ITuni all r>|h>i ts, llinsi' Aitn i Iran Imvs ia I'rani'i- ai> " ii my in:: tli> iraim of ilrlvlui; tlir ihnnans r\i-n im?r? than tin y n.si ?l in nj??> ham hall. Tin- story that an Ann in an in ral 1 s? nt his inio|>s iiitn a i niint* i-attarl. wit hunt waiting I ni mill is Inaii ha ir-inli hi-.-li luniiiiatnl litis nut -.it i., uii i'unlii im il. i.iriilali inw s|?a|M'i s wlinh sini^ht ' tu li aril thi-ir h.hIi i < tli.it A ttni n a lis aii unly anuil lur 'lannnii fmhlnr." 1 ha\i li-.'i I iiii) that instra-l ul hi ill:: I'm I 1 hi' tin Ann i it ans aii- tint atti i iu-1- ' .In. A I'latui'i' ut' tin aii-at Alln-I i|i*i\ was tin- rarrxina nl li-hl uons ami tin- htnsi's to | iii 11 tin in tu tin limit ii inutur trunks. As mam as llvn m 1 six artilh't'x Itoi.srs w? iv 11 I I'mwatil mi a sins-h trunk, ami Imia litu s i- . ? ....i i siiim iiihi\s ? - , a T I With tlir Allii's sti'inlilv |hiiiiIihl: ilu' noriIn in iinl o! tin- SnissoiisIMii'ims salient :nul I In- Hermans ' riishinu np Inn-i s in tn?> fens- 1 lit i ' is sironir prohahility nl tin- ilevelnp ' on fit nl tin* fM'nali'si siriitryli' nl I'm war tit.lit at that point. I tut whili- tin- Ann i ii-:111s have be. 1 liavi'il trloriniisly. lit 11s not intuit 1 that, alt* 1 all. I In* Kivni-h am lining 1 tlm liiirmsl pail nl tins liihlim,'. Tin Aiinrieans on- iliunu ureal liuhtim.: ( lit nil tin- tiuhtlliu Illn tin lii lu ll I nlltllllllllii r till' Alliiiir.'llis toll In one I anil I'Vi'ii Frenchman is ilninu liis |Mii jusl as I'Viii Ani'iiran. 1 1 Tim I'lilisii'iptinil nl llm ilinini s lill'lliii' emphasizes I In- lart that all nl 1 us am in llm service. It is tin nmi'i 1 incumbent npnn ilininrs In tcivi- tlniii selves rniilpli'ti'li lip In tin- pulilii- mi 1 - 1 vice than it is iniiinilniit upon nllni I people to ili? tin- saini- thint'. Tin- 1 fact of tlm Imsini'ss is that wo must I iOI. .. I Tlm kaiser wont tn tIn* imhrhbnrImnil nt IMii'ims tn see tlm tiiiiniiti ill im swi'i'p tlm Allii-s n(T tin- lace nl tin earth, lie was nn liaml tlm niuhi nl llm 1Mb nl .Inly ainl remain I'll IIM'I' tin- 1 CIh: lillt nil iii!' 17lll the situation ll.ail hei'nllle so llimntltlnl table that he ili'i'iileil In tfi't back smile listaiii'e away from tlm shells. 1 in Siimlay of last week all the hoys ami uirls thrum;! ant Franco were aski'il to pray for the intentions of (Jen. Fnoh. The uinlerst' mlinu is llirt Hen. Fm h is a devout t'hristian anil the reipmst for the pryers of the hoys ami uirls eniaiiali'il front him. The hoys ami uirls prayeil s they were . skeil to pray: hut none hut Hod ami Hen. Koch knew the intentions for wliieh the prayers were lieiiiK olfereil. A <5erman ollleial rejiort says that tlx- fiorman troops south of tlx M:iriX' \\<ro witIxlruwn "without iiur noti< iil l?> tlx- enemy." Very prohahlx this is true. ;is to thoso (ii-rtMiins ltl.lt uot across. Most of the I tormans who wi'ti1 "noticed" by tlx- Allies won either kith <1 or captured. t ?t course these Hermans that won- withdrawn aio not axxaiv of that. Thex wore Iravolint; too fast to tako inttoli not ioo. For a man of spiiit to havo to sil low a and listoii to an opposing can lidalo impugn his loyaltx to his country is pretty tough. If there is a <lisloxal candidate in tlx race we do not know who he is. Wo do not believe anybodx thinks an> of the caudidati ? are disloyal, and w< do not think much ot a man who would make .1 e ha rue nf disloyal! x merely for tlx , pui'iHise of creating prejudice. There ought to lie some kind ol wax ol 1 pnttinK '< stop to such miserable stuff. There xvas a conference at The Hague recently lictxvccn Itritish ami Herman delegates for the purpose of agreeing ti|H>n ;i basis for the exchange of prisoni is. Tlx- Itritish insisted on refusing to exchange commanders of l'-bonts oil any terms xx hat ever, and their position xvith remixl to the matter came near to breaking up t!* ?^ negotiations. The (;crmans. however. got fresh instrilotions iroin Iterlin and awitil to the exception demanded l>> tin' Ihitish. It is reported that the .Vili?*s have at last,agreed to an arrangement undi'i' whii'h the .luiKincsc an- to begin o|h rations against the Itolshoviki in Siberia. IVtails of tho armnitiimiit have not been 111:0to clear: tail tin understanding soon is to ho that tin Americans. British aiul French are to furnish troops to co-operate with tho Allies, and the main |>ur|H?se of tlu movement is to aid the Uussian elements that are o|i|>ose?l to the Hermans under a guarantee of the in tot:- 1 rity of itussian territory on account of really loyal Russians. The Japanese aro going in only in a limited way to liegin with; hut it is expected, of course, their operations will develop to such magnitude as circumstances might make necessary. An outstanding feature of the great Allied drive is that it was mnd< with less artillery preparation than any previous drive during the war. Most of the ldg drives have been preceded by days or weeks of artillery preparation. Ityng*s preliminary cannonading before tho launching of his attack on Cambrai lasted only a few lours. and the (U rmans afterward ^,1 olibui-il the xatno idea in various atacks. I Sot flen. Foch made no tup loi.H.. Instead in- usi-il all the motor rueks and other trans|iOrts tlutt are wh isually iiad fur hauling up artillery |aj, iTiiiiiiinition lor hauling soldiers to the J. M 11out. l-ir.'i tort's were eolh-cted in ivoihIs iiiiiiiiK tie mailt time, and rain of nd mist hid operations from tin iieinv until everything was ready. it i lie lii-KUiiiam' oi the drive caught y("r^ inoiisands ot 'a-niians off miard and cbi many of them wen- lata n while enita^-i d m harvesting the w heat of the ?or IKiuii farmers 111 tin territory they hail overrun. Thus . 1W <ii-n. II. J. K. Ciotirtiiid and CJen. cam Josepli .Man.iii at- tie French corps ?f if v I lilllliiittuji.is MllU liavc* iltl.ll doing Ihe Jniiic l:i* .4* \%uru oi tti<- j?;?.st leu ila.vs, UIl- n?H i*? i <a u. l-'ucli, tin? master spirit. $iar' it'ii, .Mun^ui lnu> i oiiiiuaiiil Ik pn lin Aisin and ili< .Mann, iroin Hois- ** -on.- ! > Chums, and * ? li. tiouraud York nditiiiaiid iiurn Ki.t'ini> lastwaru ^ to < jM0iit'. Colli tliesi generals H. E ,1.1.-1 glorious achievements to ^ tia a ii' iiii. Colli also an' worsliil>i#? ?i ii\ 111 iroi?pa iihtp r lin n ifconimands. it was iii n. Man nrti .hi woo i< iiiooiui il\ Iook J'oil linovote i.ioi.i inn.i tin in..in.- ill May, liilii. Y< i.in wiio I'i'iiv il a?.uii alter tlii* ' ii i'.i.in. l.au l.ii.i n it liat.it. In was in Mar <iiiin.il.it oi III' lug oilcnsivi against ' I-lillll . iiiiniis I<?.l w i ll .-'oissoiis aim itii. i i.? ii. ;i>n, and iiad tilings going ' .. il wii'i. n< w.a- guiidi nly recalled At .11 JiI.ii i il in all on.-itin Jiosllion. it gro ...a- ?. > ! .-int i i" in In iii nil lli.it tins Mr. ...... Ha ii.-nil u a ion.s]iiiaiy oi yejti v. i it ii i.'aiitniix was tia |< ad'i Willi a Hi' ' .n\. in Iiii mil., tin mindly into lit' asso i.anas Hi' i a i ni.in-. Yin-it wii.s an Yi iijKii.iv.il a-- tin- r> .-nil oi which I'll- ii,,. if .a aa laim in tin j.t. nil' i .-iiij. a in. ,ttt;ni .viait-.in was 1' iain ii. \\ iii-ii tin i.ii i - i.oth iai.li- sluasiii d tin- Cl lli.-ii atli ill lay iii tia Hili iisnc mat hegan May iii la.-i, a 11 I si > Iillllglj Well all iiJii II road tjivg < i'ari.., it was Muiigui win. calm in ,(|Ja)t ilnl l.lm-J.i ti tlii- Way. -|-| ... ... . _ I'olt 1 he Allied Drive. . , I in I Yin- Alius iuivi* a rigid to rejoici j,, , mi tli' developments id tin past s(..,|< iViilt, aim tiny arc rejoicing. and 11 iygii military unthoi dies on tin , | M Vila d Mill- ail- warning us oi scvcial infr_ li.ngs oi mi|nitlame. y ^ in iii' nrsl id.in, tliis liar, not ni-n i. i.l drive; lull ratlier a ileleiisivi , leer ( lali'iii. it was tin- < ii-rinali.s w lio i|.|M, .' I. 11 \ ill.; to drive: Cut wiio i...' vai'ii in iti iv i n instead. 'i in n is no ijiiistion ol tin- laid that ^ (||.| In iiirmaii jilaiiM have goni hadly jpjj, ivviy I oi tin* reason that tile Allies (j0|, .........i. a i li .ii in,. (tor. who for a |>art of the time were belnp proi attacked on three tiidos?to the ripht, jcr left and rear. Two German repiments were smashed before they could start across the river. The Amerienns who deft accomplished this feat were the same Hoi who had taken their position on May as t so after havin.tr traveled 100 miles, and '" who had held the place ever since. It 1 is reported that durine this flpht. a resf serpennt in eharpe of one of the ma- the chine ptms. saw a German platoon j, approaehinp nt an nnple that was not . attainable by the pun. He fired his au- tne .'omatic pistol until l.e broupht thepla- the toon in reach of the pun. and then <vas throwinp down his pistol he put the pcn pun In action with his uninjured hand and killed every man in the platoon- *" 1 ' the ? Prisoners captured by American car. troops in the offensive of the Aisne- and Marne front un to an early hour Satur- Ii day totaled by actual count 17.000. vs. General Pershinp reported In his com- foui munioue for Saturday, receive 1 by the olai war department Sunday nipht. Cap- ries tnre of 560 puns is also announced, the Pe?nite counter-attacks and rear puin-d T actions of a desp? rate nature, the the .Vmericans advanced steadily early on Sou Friday, savs the communique. The clai towns of Courmelles. Rozoy. St. Albin ries and Mauhrv had been entered by the Americans before Saturday morninp. and " WIHI il. i us liuil ; 111.. uli'ii of, illlil they ml.,ill In lli i llliili they Iheiiisclves lece \|H lllll III tight. II ?1"11 ill! ill .<1 (lull till- Allies will- hoping IlilS n h.i.n In tin vi lit liir i m;ius iroiu . , will nuking I in Iiii'i* progress south ol tin- , .. i . , , ll?l11 \4.?I'll* ;ilhi in llu iiini t loll ul I ails. tank I lie> ilhl Hot .'XlN'i'l tu UriVf llu* lit'l tha nans ... i . i . i i wiu I Ik- (n iiuaiis h.ivt: bt-fii tliivtn hack \i r a vit) consult ruble arm; luit it s hardly i xpet ti ll tin*) will Ik- thrown iiiu a route. imi iin- contrary, it is ..\|MvU'ii llial they will meet llu- .11- :,iii' us with suilicicnl rt-inl'urccinciits to heca usnre a stand llial will occasion very loody lighting, la say I lie least. inile iLdK IMJHSllile* (> con11iiin* to make such progress as ^HI1 will bring decisive results; but thai '"B1 is ant al all certain, because the ilt t iiniiaiis still have in reserve im- ''eel uii use ami iiiusl formidable lorces. silili Mioiild the Alius completely rout A anil ia|iltui' the lieriikin lorces avail- Hep abb for use in llie salient between etl i Soissons ami Kheinis, the practical spei effect would be the beginning ol the anil nil ol the war, proviiled, ol course, t'loi llu- thing should be accoinplisheil Sep without loo great loss on the part ol loin ill! Allies. Mill It is conceded everywhere that the sarj Herman drive at this time was made the in the hope of linishing oil' the Brit- tnv isli mid French he I ore the arrival ol T tin Americans in sullicicnl numbers to bell! be of material assistance. Pod It is evident, however, that in this (.'an tlx Hermans have been too slow. drill The Americans have already arriv- mar eil. with more coining. poci " * 1 beet rosiest Mirpiane ret ouiii.?i mini (|u.j Slali-s engineers ami airplane builders ' lii'lji'vi' tIk > have porlcclcd thi' mosl speedy airplane yet assembled. It has recc been limb i construction lor two years of t a in 1 having been found to meet ex- yOU] jni li il requirements a seore or more l?ia>1 ;<I?l> will be built weekly in the vv', I ut lire. tiler The new machine is a composite abil battle and scouting plane and is said %sol. to elinib fully l.r.uu leit or more a minute, which is greater than tier- >*UXI ma ay's greatest machine. men Thi' wonderful speed of the new vvhe i rait, wiiich llew over the Hempstead plains last Saturday (Horning, was so much faster than the American and i,n> foreign machines in the ail that its .\1. Might not only attracted attention |)as Irom all aviators on the two tields. but also tin thousands of soldiers at Camp to Mills and hundreds of people in all bo i ilie towns for miles about the testing fain grounds. js a Army and naval otlicers who have seen the machine in action are most enthusiastie over its (Kissibilitios. It carries two passengers and is equip- f l? d with two machine guns, it is of . tin tri-plntie ty|>e. C. U. Kirkman has e" 1 been e\|M-ritnenting on her motor for Julj several years.?New York World. tion ? lx-ss than ti.Ooo Americans held three German divisions of I't.OUU men ' \|es for twenty hours last Monday. It was * along the Marno river, east of Chateau ^ov Thierry. The Americans had been advised Saturday of the impending at- h?u tack and although they were not able a"n to bring up re-inforcements of men, ltell they got together considerable heavy ]ast artillery, and opened in advance of the . Hermans. The Germans got 5,000 men across the Marno river and these were Thi: killed, wounded or captured to a man. Mrs A French division that was to have crof supported the American right, was ' driven hack by the Hermans. The Ger- , ' llians got in behind the Amerirnmi ink OCA1* AFFAIRS. Jurors. J. K. Roach Nims. were excused from week venire, ahd several we NEW ADVERTI8EMENT8 I to the army or r .vay from National Bank. York?Reminds you that special venire of ten adi lie it may be true that money is the root ,^>,-9 was drawn and sevci all evil, it is a good thing to have a little tjje number required, were i away for future needr Sheriff yesterday morni . St roup -Sugesta to men that they buy 1 rh- COurt is now engai ir supplies of shirts now. Pnees will be The court IS [luff el|Ka' idedly higher later on. A good selection ease Of Sims VS. ^ ork count men's furnishings. the constitutional damages I?atrick-Belk Co.?Talks about low shoes victims of mob violence. late summer wear and gives reasons why , is worth while to buy now. Special prices low shoes. WITHIN THE TOV Hardware Co.?Is local agent for the eel- , . . . .. uted " Rub-be r-oid" roofing ud wiqu to ?Oood flhoufrs during tr I you of it* good See?p*?t toar davs have been very accej . the Mule Man Will be at R. T. Alii- ' i's stable on Thursday of this week, to buy The candidates for state the mules from 4 to 12 years old. 15 to IS nnenk here tnmnrrm nds high, that may be offered. due to speak here tomorrov . F. McDow?Offera two farms, 10< and day. I acres each, for sale at a low price and .... , ? . u . . ill the dollars that are IUIIK iri?u?. ? - ?" 's"pp,f>' Co-"Z.LnV'!rV.fTt^"pe^r've? buye" for verdicts are being con butones to see what it haa to oner in qualand price before they buy. the lied Cross. ? Bro?.?Will receive a car of mulea and . . . . ? . IU . res on Aumut lat and invite you to ace ? talk to the lied m for a sale or an exrhanire proposition Saturday. Mr. Itoynl I>anl. Theatre?Presents an attractive movie .. ? .. .... . iitranirnc for the first four days of this another membership drive ek. A William Hart picture coming Au- mence December 31. All st f>th. A new serial. . . , ,. , , , Supply Co.?Has several varieties of fall 's ',s expire on that date Is. Hoq feed, mill feed, rice meal and of when they began. That pier's pile meal. Cremo for dairy cows. meeting nf ill th. ;. Ferguson -Has several good grade Jcr- ^nnua' meetings, of all ' milk cows and heavy springers for sale are to l>e held on the fourt exchange. jay in Octolier. The tisca ??? jrjns juiy i and ends Jul you are not enrolled and fail to irunsjiortation charges are >lt today you will be unable to headquarters. All purchusi made from the bureau ol' tsterday's casualty list reports _ Mr. Ell Kendrick h;is ion Teagtie ol Gastonla. as having executive management of i killed, and William I'lyler of Illore mui to Col. C. 11. Ar thaw, as a prisoner in the hands- <:aj,toiiiu; but will continue he Germans. supervision of the plant tl ec Thomasson, a well known no- heretofore. He has been fanner who has been working on make this step by long con M. I.. Tliomsisson's place for many health. He expects to tal s. died last Friday, aged about 73. vacation, alter which he tvas a slave of the late Mun Thorn- lo Vorkville. Col. Arm n. course, will continue in jrk county led all the counties ol whore he has the muna state in cash sales of war savings several big cotton mills. ips during the month of June. ?During the past eight 1 as to percentage of quota and community has enjoyed the 1 capita amount. The per capita of a dally telegraphic sunum * amounted to $3.20 and this ag- standing happenings on rated 30 per cent of the county's fronts and throughout the furnished by the Inlernatk vere must be some organized ef- Service. These rebuts I 10 ensure a plentiful supply of posted on a bulletin Imai this winter. It is well to keep of The Enquirer olliee i * * ? .Wat f.x.. the. niixl tin- fact that labor is mucn mum wr now than it wan last summer, the public. The expense o the outlook for a sufficiency of fu- vice, which has I teen bori ext winter is not ut all rcassur- voluntary contriluitions of $5, is $ 14.50 per week. Th. le United States government is ''qual to the lust to he h; ng upon young women to volun- ,K'?'n fully demonstrated b; for training for nurse service. son with the afternoon an idea Is to supply the places made papers that come along lati int liy those who have gone and s),,ne news. So far fU'y'ii going to the front. It is a great expended to pay for the se %. Any minister of the gos|iel in n,'xl Saturday evening. T section can give ail the in forma- hand enough money to pa that will be required by those another week. If the scrvi desire to answer the call. continued beyond that, tin > meet the increased freight rates lor further contributions, wl litly ordered by the railroad ad- 'olt'iconiing at once, a st rat ion. the fuel administration !,n<' ov,'r w'" w announced that effective today it " ' I'int. who lias charg not object to an advance of one- lun,l and contributions wl a cent a gallon in the wholesale acknowledged on the bullet wagon market of gasoline, naph- ? and rclincd oil throughout the ABOUT PEOPLE itry. The advance in the retail Mrs. P. A. Wade of Atlar . shall not lie greater than that in '"K Mrs. Will Neil in Yorkv wholesale price, it was announced. Private Hubert (Juinn , ? . Jackson, visited friends ir ant Barnett, the man who was Sunday. sted on Saturday of last week, Miss Belle Kennedy, wli use of his wild cscaiKidc at the spending some time at Mcl e of Air. Wuiker t.oforth, two tur"ed to YorkviJIe. s southwest of Yorkvillc, has v Mrs.S. L.. Courtney and , j.,0^ ortli took Into consideration Hie T,_ M . .... , . L>r. H. h,. McConnell of C ossiblc condition the man was In has been seriously ill at K he time on account of whisky, and rlum, Baltimore, is greatly ided to lie as lenient as was pos- , "'' fid Mrs. (>. L. Johns. been visiting Dr. Johns, r Mrs. M. J. Johnson, in Yor the reauest of Mr. C. L. Cobb, returned to their home in lesentativo Bradford has arrang- ? Alr- un,(I M,H- *Tuna l?uu .... , . tie son. Jack, of Camp Jac lo have tin legist nit ion hoard to yunjuy with Mr. John K id three extra days at Itock HUI Yorkvllle. one extra day at Fort Mill and Lieut. John It. Logan of < iir each, all during the month of son, spent Sunday with Icinhcr. This will give Itock Hill Mr* John " days in all and Clover and Fort Mnj M E xicliols of Yi i two days each. It will he neces- information that her son, ; to arrange in some way to pay eph <5. Nichols, has safely nu'tnhers of the hoard for the ex- * ranee. ,im,. Mr. II. S. Carroll of Fal ty, was in Yorkvllle Satin hat is an important call that is way to visit his old home ig made on behalf of Fmnk M. Creek township. son, in charge of athletics at Misses Lthel and Lois Ad ,, .? .. .. ver, and Miss L' :il!c Ford ip Jackson. I-or men over the (jrccn> gpvnt Monday with t age who have had their young tine Smith of Yorkvllle. ihood filled with college s|>orts, es- Mr. William Faulkner ally athletics, there has never Creek, has been sent to Ca , better opportunity to turn what rI^ntu' t0 inl? lri ; have learned into account for the Mn| Ro8e ^ , 1 of mankind. The government James Ottman Beckham i ignizes the paramount importance are visiting Mr. and Mrs. t he physical development of the Yorkvllle. t ng soldiers and it knows no better Mrs. John K. lienlleld o ., ... ... ., , s|M-nt the week-end with than through the aid ot the young o( hor father. Mr. M. A. i of the country who have the on Yorkvllle No. 4. Ity to organize and direct such William Jones of York k. The probability is that the position as checking clerk ground af IbcrdS i ii|> iu iui i.? iui ...... trivaie I1UKII iiuumnuii ? thcr there is such a call or not. no Camp Jiickson, Saturday a i of the right qualifications has on a visit to the family ol . - , . ... v. Mr. R. L. Robinson, on Yor thing to lose in going into this Y. ., . . ? ,, ,. . Mrs. J. W. Mchnrlaml ol t. A. work. On the contrar>, he ^ took her son. It. E. much to gain for himself and his jr., to Charlotte yesterda; iitry, and also if he has a family, purpose of having his tonsl can have the assurance that that Frank E. Clinton of Y'o ilv will be taken care of while he Iaat Thursday with a party llj will in inwtn care ot wnut ni teriun ronege boys t> take way. course of military tralnini burg, N. Y. THE CIRCUIT COURT Rev. J. E. Mahaffey, i .... Trinity Methodist church, he circrnt court on yesterday enter- left Sundjlv for Clty jpon the third and last week of the to be gone two weeks or i ,* term by taking under considera- conduct of protracted mee i the case of J. E. Bartless vs. the Mujor John W. McConi board Air Line railway, Messrs. I"1*0 hospital at tamp Jac ? , , < ... , a few hours with Mrs. J. son & Y\ ilson for the plaintiff, and Vorkvlllc. Sunday. Major srs- J. L. Glenn and Thos. F. Mc- is expecting to go overseas v for the defendant. Mrs. W. E. Ferguson o fter remaining out twenty-four who had her kneacap broki .. - . dkiiii tomobile collision cn July rs on the case of Daniel A. Phillips, hfuJ been ,n tho pcnnen , iinistrator of the estate of Mrs. R0ek Hill, returned home le Phillips, deceased, the Jury on The understanding is that Friday evening returned a verdict baa made a perfect Job in , i ... . ... fracture, and Mrs. Ferguso the plaintiff in^he sum of $7,500. a|ong splendidly. a is the fourth trial of the case. , , .. , ? , ... , . ., , Information from Mr. M i. Phillips was killed at a railroad of Hickory ?rove. is that ?ing in Rock Hill, while being confined to his home as tl isported in an "automobile belong- injuries sustained in a I to Holler and Hailey The original Sn^lifrlf good"'buT :eedings were brought against Hoi- more or less confused at & Hailey and the Southern Rail- White is nearly 89 years i After two mistrials as to both be is probably the oldest i mdants, a third Jury found against vetvran ,n tho countyler & Hailey and made a mistrial Columbia State, Monday: ? ,h. Soothora railroad. Thrrr ,v., % fxceedingly nice question as to the anlmously called to the p lonsibility of the railroad?hence that church. Dr. E. E. C difficulty of a decision. Y'ork, to succeed the late . . _ _ . liurn. The session of the i the case of A. E. Pendergraas vs. byterian church upon heir Southern railroad the Jury gave of the call last evening plaintiff a verdict for $2,000. This highly complimentary set on account of the killing of Alec Dr' Gi,,esPlc dergrass under a freight train on _ . ' _ . . . _ . srounda of the Torkvlll. Cotton "tof/fl!; iSfnh?. when an engine struck the train }07eph E eJo1^n. near*! ?rS.?JS.^f-Ed?rt T. McClalD ^X'?ta.T.'u.rb the Southern railroad, the Jury ? few (lav8 a he saysad for the defendant. The plaintiff SmpThuLi aL med damages on account of lnju- ' frA_ tK.0 a. John's alleged to have been sustained as mVs from j result of stepping on a banana peel. ;.|th up to thc Bhocr he verdict was for the defendant in , r tM^^ tO auwich th Sod damagoa'in account of toK- 1 sustained in a collision between an * th? ^V>ilve jmobile in which she was riding. n. "J a Southern train at PtnevUle. ?nt of pa> Blnce we ,cft and K. F. there seems to lie no prospect of ALLIE the third any untU we tret across. The governre reported ment seems to have forgotten all the county. al>out us and if it were not for the Splendid Tr ditlon&l Ju- lu-d Cross women of Jacksonville, we n of them, would feel friendless indeed. Itut Victories I served by these splendid women more than make ng. up for our otherwise sorry plight, r ranee eontl ?ed on the They are certainly a joy and conso- entire 60-mi y. involving lation to me. and I do not hesitate to Solssons to allowed to promise now and here that my hat Is ' . off to them in honor ami respect so an long as I shall live." brooks no d? ' the tlermaj RED CROSS ACTIVITY ground, thou le past few . . _ . . _ vil government contracts have been living offered jtiiMe, I "" | I made on a five year oasis, which I Further p ' fos ar* Imenns that unless something hnpjiens I have been n NNedncs- js not j.fj foreseen, this war is between Sola poinp to i>e s lone one. We've pot to by the Ante Isinp paid win this war. however. To lose it is and almost : tributed to unthinkable: but to win it we've pot to (term;wis in pay the price, and the sooner we lie- of the Main Cross last pin payinp to tin- limit of our eapacl- Khelms havi t said thai ty !)< sooner we will win it. the counter-) vould com- So declared I'oyal Daniel, tield sec- French, itnt member- retary ot the Southern division of the Chateau T repardless Heal Cross to about fifty members of the jsiint in is the law. the Yorkville chapter last Saturday (teruuuis hail chapters morninp. est to 1'aris, h Wedni's- Mr. Daniel was on a missionary the French t J year Ik*- tour throupli this section, stimulutinp taneoiisly th y 3o. All and cncourapinp the splendid activi- miles eastwa paid by ties of the different chapters. The no- north of tin fs must be tice of his cominp was brief. A mes- hands. supplies. snue from Itoek Hill on Friday even- Aetinp in turned the in~ h" wolll<l ?- ov,>r Sal,'r- E^V^niX" the IxHk- ,lav mol'n'np. The time was rather t.,(v str(u.k , 111stroup of for t,u> asseintilinp of an an- idow. broke , hi alienee worth tlie while of siteh an :,tul drove t le same as ,a,n"st *l-aker: but p?mnI work was oJh moved to dwIM' nevertheless, and the talk that m.lt-hine pin itinueil bad '^'r' ms|?lc was worth while. literally mini , . *' Mr. Daniel has spent two years in who endeavo ii' V?' Jerinany. and is tliorouphly familiar u?v"t u no. will return . ' . . . valley the I stroup ol s| un 8 " l?'"Ki<ss tow ' man people. They plan the doniina- tion town ?i as on la, t y,#. world and ot us. and while the op pi'lllellt ol . . , , , . . east ot ??i>iss knowinp as J do what that means, I tj,OSl. aj(,|lK would pladly pive my life and all I front, weeks this possess to prevent their success, he The entire satisfaction declared Marne havii ..... ... ' . forces, Freni w> ol out- This s|Mfial messape was the para- n-oops now ;i the battle mount imjiortance of civilian service, west of I Cite country as This. ||(> siihl, is as necessary to sue- torero io i,i nul News cess as Is military service. Tin* pro- J1 j*Vi'ru*a?* n have been j,|,. |,ack home, hi* said, must sustain |H*mtc insist; il in front |?oys at the front with all t!;<\\ ish with the iiimidlat. I> have and all th.-v an*. \V?* must do J* not knowi ...... ... ._. that they wo I>i>iH*lit ol nothing else, think nothing else. Pie* Saturday an >t this si*r- crisis is so urgent tluit it is criminal sent a iwrtio in* through to waste a minute. everywhere from $1 to t mi* hoys nre in France and our to' nnkV'si.c' t|iinlity is hearts are with tin in: hut still there won. id as has j,s something selfish about us. While With the ( y comiiarl- We are lamentin?r uhout the absent f| and America ni morning hoy we continue to hold on to many t|)(. Hermans it with the (if the comforts and luxuries with 'or of the sn i has heen which we are surrounded?forgetful 'v hiutardom rvlce up to of the fact that that hoy may in* j';|l-V,,. nunU^. hen* is oil bleeding to death for lack of a hand- lities of gnu iy for still am* that we could have heen making, found to lia> ce is to he Mr. Daniel ex|ilained that this was Doops. , , assistance tc re is need not a mere fancy for one of the dear- |.*<K.h, scoutii hich should , st friends he had. Hugh Caldwell, harassing t II amounts had died for lack of an ambulance ivml by W. pillow that might have easily boon \pierlran In :e of the furnished through a little foresight lag's men, t II he duly from hack home. prominent p.* in hoard. Illustrating the difference between France and America, he said that jn ?'one of I comiKired with us th<> French arc ac- tin* Soissom ,?n w eUit I it: 11 \ starving. Thoy have heen out :Ln>" fighting ita, is \ isu- .... gross. Tin* Hie. of sugar for two years, and although =n(, |.*|a?,|,.r of Camp tlf* regulations provide an allotment daily pulrol i YorkvUh* ,,f a |k>uii<I a month per capita, there prisoners, w are many who are unable to get that. * mans ani ?. h'h bCC.U " is th" same with many other ne-l"'' 11 ' r'c Ice, us rc cossnries; hut with It all the French FIVE children of lllv cheerful beyond coin pa rew Never. -*? il people exhibited ajrfuux* |?.au. Men of Del tir?.-4)irU. An incident illustrating 'liester, who this spirit dealt with tho true story of With thi clly sunuto- a |.*r<,nch soldier who, though wound- large* numhi mprove (.(| ,,nto death, continued to cheer the till up the 1 lot her others until the last breath, when with regulars, na is niumei, ilmt ouotas kville, have a beautiful smile on hLs lips he de- Wrilo* a V Athens,- La. --| um so happy; good night there is mu son and lit- !in(j KOO(| luck!" . I in- country bogan'eiin Kmphtisizing the imiKirtnnce of the '".p},, e.-intei 11 work, ;in<l the splendid nor- jy ,,n tf,,. j, L'amp Jack- vice nolde women are doing in keep- relatives. liis parents, jug the Ito.vs in good heart, the speak- will be ma< m, in York- er told of the circumstance of an 1919. in all American l>oy, who sliot him -elf on tact, i jrkville, has ' a ring a malicious story of tTie death Marshal (Set Lieut. Jos his lialiy that lie had never seen, never have arrived in Tin- wound was not necessarily fatal combatant n except to a man jvho did not,want to 'lit indicate rfleld conn "ve. The 'lied Cross was uuirkly at do so. d-tv on his the hot torn of tin- trouble, and with- l>ralt oli'a in' itidinek's 'n seven Itoins estaldisiied by e.abh aide to rais (lie crsel falsity of the report. The ">.000,000 n. young man was convinced, becann 'he deferre 7 a .ii Seized with a desire to live and did troops. Tin vti ?1K "ve. The sficaker could tell of many "eve is con* miss enrts- instances of the same kind. tlgurc it: Another tremendously ini|iortnnt The regis of King's service that can be performed by the mil draft tnp Gordon, |{ed Cross at home is in looking after class one, lining for a the mothers and sisters of boys ""'it. Of tl abroad. Among the mothers and sis- ordered^ to 1'hclma and ters are some so circumstanced as not 191". Calls >t Lecsville, to be able to clearly understand con- will make ' M. Miller, ditions. There are some who cannot men in cam read, and who, I><-cause of ignorance, than -.oou.oc f Columbia. m,,v v to rnnry .tU!T.iw.?n' the r-nnllv' cause oi fears that have no founda- -1 between McKirlmii l'on 'n fact. A word of cheer or com- 5. 191". nd? ' prehensive information to these from class on?. jieople who know may often drive we will stil ""?' hat a nway distress w'hich would otherwise than 1..100.0I with a con- nni| no relief. one who w 'ted States Tp,. young men. Mr. Daniel declnr- to camp. n. Md. ar(, treading in the footsteps of lb-fore tin ras up from their Saviour, offering their services v'c'" 't is ex| ,n<l Sunday, and their lives that others might live, the draft la his father, All of tliern know that they may nev- 1st rat ion ol kville N'o. 6. or come liaek. Nothing we can do is n<' betweor r Yorkville more worth while tlian to show them Just how McFarland. ''.v word and deed that we are wor- ?' the draft i* for the <??' "of the sacrifice they would make '"le is uiict-l lis removed, f''1' UH- Happy is he who shall come that the nil k in , ff back with his duty done; but happv between 21 ? p,' also will l>e he who shall rest in the class one tn ? #i. Si ,,ln?d drenched fields of Franco! reasonably ? it t-inttT Mr. Daniel had imt a short time In percentage < > ui - iu.ii.s- y?>rKvillo. and left here for Chester. among men ? greater thar lust oi of I ??. | I ApAiuipc cause of fui Yorkville. LOCAL LACONICS dustrial gro and Marion Eighty-Seven Men in Next Call. those from noro in the ,, , , than the av i iiin. iw. r.. ? ? ? ?* ??" .iiiii'""" " would in fe tinK"- the apportionment of the next call of ramlly tic*, nell of the whites and 1.607 negroes to be The extrn rtnK went uTcanrip during the i?criod begin- ^ McConneil ning August 1. Locnl board No. 1 n,.arop 7,000, shortly. |s l0 furnish 35 whites and 10 blacks. And until mTnanalf- I^al h0an' 2 iS t0 fUrnLS" " ???.* for < 4 and who whites and 30 blacks. When clai hAanitul in ? exhausted n on Sunday. SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS upon that T>r Fen nell , i i u- troo|?s so lo settJng^he ? Joseph Lindsay, Jr.. and J. k. |nnn nX7llla| nlscettlng Henry. Jr.. of Chester, have gone to wh(.r(1 ln n n Is fcttti k ,?|nttsburK training camp to qualify Kor ccrta themselves to assist in giving milt- shoremen i oses White tary Instructions at Lrskine college. ?1 r(. rW|uire< he Is still _ private Stephen It. Musso, com- to In; fount] te result or pioneer infantry, of Camp trants, then 'ail alKMit idsworth, Spartanburg, was tried deferred t,a icral health "j convicted last Thursday foi steal- nUinbcr of t his mind Is , from a f,.||0w soldier and o fering deferred cla times. Mr. , " to visit Spartanburg. lie There is t of age. and 1 - -- ? Confederate '? wwnwi iu jwrvi' i?<> "i ing of the < h: id lahor at Port Leavenworth, Kan., IM.,?on), wh, f?. felture of all pay for that time, and <n rin The Arse- t? lie dishonorably discharged from ?nil them<?? xrch at a tl United States army. on(. JU1(1 c,u iterday un- .-Cnmp Sevier, Greenville, July 24: main the o last orate of ^ ,imj ln th?? regulation white apron hold. n it? l a: 1 cap worn by Uncle Sam'8 arm> vt' '?ck* c?i>ks. a millionaire's son has been u i # re8? s< vtog to modest role of army torormed ci -k for the 322nd ambulance com- The railro STnlolu- 1,1 ?y 306th sanitary train, 81st di- df.rod that oi rooiu v, lon Qf this camp, for a little more , . , , i to accept tl .,n a year He ls Harry Lord. son P?totcd for of G. H. Lord, one of the proprietors general mar from The of Lord & Taylor's department store selves exclui ! in motor to New York. The young man's par- latrat|0n wt >go, for ser- entage was discovered only a few days at Camp aivo by members of his company, al- funds for a Jacksonville, though he has been with this organi- cept in spo< id within a zation for many months. Young Lord troops captu his parents has not been dodging any of the hard _ .. "Here we jobs that cooks fall heir to, but has toother wll ut a half a been faithful to his duty, giving the ers and a ni river and soldiers three square meals a day. He an operation Jacksonville, has on occasions acted as mess ser- prlday morr nouth, wat- geant of the company and has been ' lrst. and in offered promotion Beveral times by lcan Ke<1 L he day and reason of his faithful work, but for have been a at night, it reasons best known to himself, has de- Qf war for [ have ever cllned these offers. He says he en- nft not had a listed as a cook and would rather be Au*inan 011 home, and that than a mess sergeant. by the It S STILL GAINING Konenkamp of the Commercial Tele sraphers' I'nion complained to the oop? Are Making Glori- war lnlH>r board last Friday that It ous Gains. had not decided the demand of the for the Allied arms in tolccraphers for increased waires and inue to multiply. Over the better working conditions Clarle front runnini: from elite Walker, outtleider of the I'hila- # lthritns. the Allied troops delphia American Icukuc baseball with a determination that club was placed in class 1 by the nial of their efforts. And 'oard of Johnson City, Tenn.. is steadily are Kivintr ,a8t Friday The offering of $75u.jjh stubborn resistance is tHMMHKt certificates of indebtedness, 1 on some sectors. subscriptions for which closed Jul) aodly sized indentations 1,:- o\crsul>scril>od by $a.t3S.00tl, lade in the German line t,le treasury department announced sons and Chateau Thierry j,ast Friday American air s<iundrican and French troops Iu,ns nww mattered at numerous points 'l'~ I I Itrilfiill have Willi , ill the sains made by the ....... ? their n-cent drive south Koldcn opinions from the Hritisli air e and in the vicinity of lighter* The strike of the express ? b?-en (dotted out under company employes at lticlunomi. Va.. nttaek of the Amerieans. U1 ellect lor two da\s, was sit ish and Italians. tied late I'rbluy night and tin- men hierry, which represents Weed to return to work Three the battle line where the 11,1,1 were killed and damage csiiniutI driven their wedge near- cd at se\eral hundred ttiousalld dolhas been recaptured b> 'a,*? ?s?* "?" ' > ?? exjdosion at the roo|>s and almost smuil- nitrate plant ol the Aetna lAplosivc e Milam of itrasles. two M'1"" l-,sl ruuay .the itritisli li.inspoit rd. and the heights to the igu'ungu was sunk by a submarine i1 village fell into their as luiuouiieeu t?y itie adiiiiralt) last rrniay. imrc were no casualties h..rn>..ne ..it I. . I. ....... tiCllUall UVlUtOIS lUlVe UIOppCll a rS Thh rry Amcrh/tn troo,* northwest o. the ..''L ^;,Ulo Wiicnun Uoosc clL he (ieriiians another har.l f rslrootthrough the tiernuin lines u,*wr Emperor Nicholas of Kussta. He hrough at some ,shuts ^ have been oxeeuted .m hree miles, (targe num- J* . I""."T -bcucinl March i;um> ll iners were taken and the u.u lust Saturday that there were at IS of the Allied troops ",at u,l,c l.-OU.eoy Amenean Hoops in vtil ilown ilu' <it*nnans lhe ullicd drive Isivt week reil to stay their progress, penetrated the rierman lines to a rtli alone 'in the Oure.| depth of from seven to ten miles. Yench are making goisl V has. K. Hughes lues written Volonci aids the hni>ortant june- Theodore Koose\elt a letter urging him if Nanteiiil-Notre Hume, to accept the itcpublicuii nomination erutions soiitii and south- 'or governor of New Vork An iuions are keeping time with nteiise gas bomb plant is to be built at the other parts of tin- Hastmgs-oii-lludson, N. V. A big bronze figure of tiermuuia, weighing _ southern bank of tiie 1.5U0 pounds, lias been removed from ng been cleared of > nem> the pinnaele of lieriuaniu hall, Troy, h. Itritisli and Italian N. Y., and replaced by a llgure of Voire harassing those south- lumbia. The namu of the hall has ims and they have been been changed to Volunibla hail.. The ill back in the Sourlon Oklahoma council of defense has passndre valley and near St. ed an order forbidding all carnivals otwithaUuiding their des- and tent shows from exhibiting in the nice. The number of Itrit- state. \n Kvansville, lad., tailor Allied foree in lhb< region had a picture of the kaiser on the i. The tlrst announcement walls of his shop, and elalmed lie did re In the action was made not know it was a picture of the t.erd doubtless they repre- man emperor. He was told to remove m of the great forces that the picture and show a little more In nrr liclllg luougni II| tcrcsi ill .wiicmnii n.u ivu>h..? ittlc line in iin endeavor Tin* St. Isuiis board of education has lire the victories a I road > passed resolutions to employ none but American citizens In the schools of apturc of Chateau Thier- that city... Major Theodore ltooscist progress of tin* French veil, oldest son of Colonel Itoosevolt. ns eastward, the pll;;ht yf has been wounded in action and is now in the southwestern sec- p, ;l faris hospital. A nine-foot dient becomes increasing- man-eating shark was hilled by lisheri. and it is not Improh- nl0? wp|, nn axo In the bay at Kkk u-n stock is finally taken Harbor. N- J.. Saturday. l>ieco C. rs of prisoners and <iuan- Madero. a tlrst cousin of the late I'ress and war stores w ill be Madcro of Mexico, h is enlisted in I i-f been taken by the Al- tHo Cnited States coast artillery. Avintors continue to lentl Military training for freslimeu and > the troops of C.eneinl soplioniores will l>e coinpulsor> at the Ilk' the hack areas and |Tniversitv of Kansas with the begin he retreat intlermans ntnK 0f the next session \n Ammidline nuns. sterdani dispatch says that the Huns ork has been .lone l.y are J|Rn|n deport inn ltotglans from the dlans for Ceneral ivrsh- vlclllitv of Chcnt. BOO to S.Otiti boine he aborigines taking a .,\vny daily Major .lolm It. irt in I'liiiiarlriislic* s. A.. w?h nhof to donth by in Mcoutint? in the Manic cj1as johnnon. in tho lattcr'x homo at , vl. ., . . Aberdeen. Md.. Thursday. Tho shlp, u?, theatres except |lli;ird hist week placed orders for -Uheinis salient is there n?iri, ships, with American yards. Mrittahlinur.The eontraets call for 439.600 dead* are emit !nuinn "Yr wt,,Bht ",ns of "hlpptnn Throe thoneiicounteis md t-il inir sand bakers of Ituenns Aires went on a hll. the nuns of boti/fhe "trike last week. The strike is being .1 the Itritish are keeping ' nnlneered by an anarchist strike eomiprocal bombardment. mltteo. H&t** MILLION 1~ "** iflifuiHIes " in" army and marine corps overseas Inereused Pt?3 during 'erred Classes May Now tho week ending last Saturday, cone Be Called. pared with 9f7 the previou^week and i calls for Increaslnnly aggregated 12,716 with the inclusion of i>rs of draft renistnints to Sunday's list of 19a and the murine rain inn camps vacated by corps list of 26. While the week's total tional nuard units and the casualties were the largest announced ftisliin gt'on^'^riTs|sim'leiH! tor any wc0^ fiince^American troops ch speculation throunliout huve been on the battle fronLs it is Unas to how soon class 2 likely that any of the casualties which called for service. have resulted from the heavy tlnhtinn d lie no immediate anxie- jn whjch the Americans have been To call for* tlnhtinn men P?rtlci|iaMnic since last Monday are bile nil class ' men it! clu,k''1 J" the toUllM- The process of ....? ...V in!- " transmitting the names by cable from pionamiii). , hcaduuartors of the American expedi! . *1 v i" To lionary forces In France and then noti. , " .li' i' a. i ? fying the relatives in this country after ...O^'L'!! ! ','TmT u" 11 careful checking up of the records is V ' . slow Ill tno l-'.jib casualties, 10uns that he will have to taj including 391 men lost at . , , ? .... sen. men killed in action. <|ead of lals believe we will wounds, disease ami other causes, ic and maintain an army numbered 6,100?army men 4,4111, mamen without going into r||,C!J 7!?. The*wounded aggregated d classes for Maliling s.'jil?army men, 5.M7; marines. I, figure 5,000.000 they Is- 134. Those misuing, including i risoulervatlve. Here is how the; |>rs toUi| 075?army men, 503; marines, S3. Of the week's increase .SI trntion undor the oriKi- w<?rc army men and .u? murines, law made available, in Killed in action and other deaths numapproximiitcly 3,000,000 |H,rt,,| compiired with 269, the prefiese, 1,595,708 had been Vious week, the wounded numbered camp prior to July 1. 4compared with So, the previous through July and August week, and the missing and prisoners the number of selectlv. compiired with SI the previous ip by September 1, more week. 10. | [ jn of men who became , _ June 5. 1917, and June ?This is official from General I'crled another 600,000 men shing, under date of last Friday: ( , so that on September 1. "American troops, co-operating with >0 S'lttiT me5ain class l"? ?? 1 l,s"k "" lhill not have been culled my's positions between tin- Aisne .and the Marne, penetrated his lines to a sr men are called to Her- jcj,tp of several mites, capturing man> mooted congress will amend , . .. .. . . w to provide for the rog- l"?"?ners and guns. On the nlgln of men between IS ami 31 July 15 to 16 a platoon of our troops 1 31 and 45. operating east of Ithcims. v is atti ? kmany men this extension ed by a raiding paity oi twenty-one t would bring into class Germans, our men wet.i over the top rtnln, but it is expected to meet them uJid kuleu tho entire mber would eijnal those party with the bayonet without lo. s to and 31. At least 3.000.000 themselves. One of our regiments in icn would he added, it is this same region reports that a party certain. Although the of Germans, with French helmets and jf deferred classifications coats, attempted to penetrate one of from 31 to 45 would lie our trenches. The leader succeeded in 1 the present average, !?< - approaching our gunner, posted at this mily. dependency and in- point. Baying he was French. When unds, the percentage of within a short distance of the gun the 18 to 31 would he higher German threw a grenade, which erage, because these in. n wounded our gunner. The gunner's w cases have established team mate seized tin- en, turned it on the Germans and put them to Might, ision of the draft, then. Another of our regimen's in the same ide a total class one of bicnlity reports that an officer in a ^ 6,000.000 men?probably French helmet and coat approached 9 .000. an outpost guard, suying that he 1 as 4 nlnuu finb id nv)iuiiutf>fl n<) l.cimrino iifinl/ u ilatoohninnt f\t lOri.t.fli be made upon deferred from further front and requested h>my fighting troops. guard not to fire. The detachment ?s one in any district is proved to be Germans in French h !o more calls will lie made mots and coats." district for combatant - 9 , ok- as there is a class one Subm,rine 8ink, Barge. -An i mtie in any district any- " ic country. m>' submarine attacked a tow off he in non-combatant units, eastermost point of Cape Cod, M s.. of special training or skill on Sunday, sank three barges, s? t a !' among"class1'one''regis- r?UIth an,? th,',r tu* on fln an<1 ,l" ?" ?and only then?are the ped four shells on the mainland, 'i he isses called u|>on. The action lasted an hour and was nhesc specialists taki u front challenged except for two hydroplt > m sses has been very small. .. IT , lo be a thorough recomb- which circled over the L-boat. ct sleferred classes, and some ing her to submerge for only a u >? were granted cloaslfiea- nient to reappear and resume tlri i sses two and throe maj The crew of the tow, numberin; 11 fives reclassified in class an,| including three women and f ?*e led to camp. But in the children. esca|>ed amid the shell tlr< in riginal classification will Hf?- |.oats. Several were wound <1, hut only one seriously. John Ho o< m ? vick, an Austrian, of the crew of tne ERE-MENTION tug, had his right arm near the shoulder torn away by a fragment of sli II. ad administration has or- The minor injuries of the others v.< re Federal treasurers ap- from shell splinters. . TV. 4. I nri.u wceo In Ia.u nf fho ? ice railroads r>y Federal or . ??r ? ??? ? . .u _ I'erth Amrioy, and were bound from lagere must devote them- (J,ouoester for New Yrrk. One was Bively to railroad admin- ^>adcd with atone but the otb< ra >rk, and may not handle were light. being on their return ti lp railroad corporation ox- *?er JV^nif coal to New Knglmd a ... . The attack was without warning and :lal cases? Scottish onjy tj,e poor marksmanship of the red the village of Meteren, Herman gunners permitted the escape Lh more than 300 prison- ?f crews, jmber of machine guns. In m i in the Bailleul sector last ? *'*<>' Gen- . Pershing's divisions ^ _ ... . _ are fighting with the F rench in the ling Twenty-one Amer- ,|rjve between Solssons and Chateau ross ambulance drivers Thierry- They are First. Second, warded the Italian crosses Third and Fourth regular army di. tK? visions and the 2?th and 28th Nationbravery during the recent n, GuanJ The 4,nd Nat|ona, riUard enslve. which was crush- riaintx>w division, is in the Chamulian army President pagnc region. <