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EL PA3Q MORNING TIMES TUESDAY JULY 4. 1916.
ALLIES MAINTAIN
BRILLIANT DASH
AGAINST ENEMY
STRONGHOLDS
Anglo-Frmck
Staadily Forward A-raine Ger
man Oppoaxticm Captarme
Botselle and Advancing on
Ovillan North of Fricoort.
GENERAL FOCH DIRECTS
FRENCH SOUTH OF SOMME
Non-CommiUl Statement lamed
From Berlin War Office Taken
a Virtual Confirmation of En-
tente Drive; Germana Forced
Back to Second Line.
By Associated Pre is
London July 1.--Today new la again
uto of the continued progress or the An
rio Frenen orrensive. Heavy rirhlinr t
proceedlrur all alona um Him. TIm BrlUah
tur of the British bombardment. TIm mm
Anrre titer where the battle still rate.
They have raptured I .a Bot telle the rarrl-
on or whlrb surrendered and are rirhl-
inr aiieressruUy around millers and north
or Prlcouit
The British people learned for the nrat
ttnif tonight that the famous French rrn-
eral.
rocn who has won a rreat reputa-
tlon durlnc the course or the war la dl
rortlnt Uie operation south of the So in me
river. This was riven Increased confi-
dence in the reault or allied offensive. The
Frtnch have captured Herbecourt and As-
sevilleres and have made other substantial
atina taking- additional prisoners and heavy
runt. They are thus making- great pro-
rrata In the direction or the Important
Herman Junction or Peraonne which Is
only a little over three miles distant (Tom
their advance at Herbe court.
German Official on committal
The non committal character or the Oar-
man orrirlal statement Issued today 1 con-
sidered In London aa a virtual conrirma-
tlon or the aucceaa of the Anglo French
operations.
The Orinan admit that the division of
their forres abutting both banks or the
Somrae. which was partly withdrawn Sat-
urday now has been brought back to the
second line. No data ara yet forthcoming
from either side as to the casualties suf-
fered. Arrnrdlnr to the German oommunt-
eatlon Uie Anglo-French loaaea were "ex-
traordinarily heavy." Accordlnr to unof fi-
nal British reports however the British
casualUes were lesa than had bean expected.
Tremendous Bomberaaaeat.
All reporta emphaalae the tremendous na-
malntalu all their positions south or the
ners worked so Incessantly aa to almost
rail asleep at their runa and when there
was a sllrht recesa In the firing they slept
easily amid the thunders of the battle.
Oreat Importance la attached to a newly
invented mortar which plays havoc In the
(jcrman trenches. Air craft ara taking an
Important role In the operations.
Thus far the new offensive appears to
have had little influence on the battle
around Verdun. The Germans are aUll
MANY LN EL PASO
TRY SIMPLE MIXTURE
Many El Paao people axa surprised
at the QUICK action of simple buck
thorn bark flyoerlne eto. aa mixed
In Adler-t-ka Thla Imple remedy
acta on BOTH upper and lower
bowel removing auch eurprtetnr fou
matter that ONE SPOONFUL relieves
aimoat ant CASE constipation aour
atomach or saa. A faw doaes often
relieve or prevent appendicitis. A
short treatment helpa chronio etora-
ach troubla. The INSTANT eaay ac-
tlon of Adler-l-ka la aetontshlnr The
Warner Drus Co. Adv.
That is the season when
tne metropolis at a won-
derful " Expedition City "
in all its aplendor. Larga
. comfortable all ilia n
"San Jacinto"
"Concho" "ComaT
SAILING EVEX Y SATURDAY
CaJveaton to New Yorf
Fata aacaadas all aséala and lliin asceta
nrloaiii abMsd eeap. RaTam by anssssr er
led. (are a the sama FuU adetaattoa a aery
radioed ticket calce ar woks
MALLORY UNE
Ueai amJrmffilffivSftitu n p
Offsiisrva Movw
SI 03.65 NEW
XYORK
Watt!.' CroCvrics Arc FiUvifls Fir Quality
An excellent variety of ikealthy warm weather
thirst destroyars
White Rock and Manitou Water
Cúter Ale (Beliaat end Oitmuot Club)
Root Beer Lime Juice
C oncord Grape Juice (Welch's)
White Catawba Gxape Juice
Himbeer Salt 1 ngeealkaai y Juke
Poland Water. Carbonated Oder
WATSON'S GROCERY
210UlMMSt.
ttrgelHr re
rNC aumaa unkr
Ml utATirriNe xnvtMX.
tfv Associated P-reae
Parla inly 1 The third nay or ihe heitl
or the Homme nhnwi that the Franco Rfltl.h
line have hew rurther advanced with the
French right wing aweeplnr to the east
ward south ot the Aumme A group or
strategic villarea. a larva number ef Oer
man prtoonert and heavy runt have been
taken.
Tne errs caca French linea aow are only
three miles rmrn the Important railway
Junction of fernnne the defense of o hi
ha been greatly weakened by the rapture
by the FrRrh nnrtay of Mereeucourt woods
soath of the omine and between rulllere
and rrlaa. This wss the strong-eat rorurted
noslUon of UM German second line of dc
fense on the entire front of the attack hut
the French dlvlalon which took Frite con
Untied to advance with anch force that the
Germane ware unable to realt. even under
the protection of this formtdahl work.
MraMk) for KUaa Owerry
One or the nereetl strurrles wit for Um
stone quarry alto strongly rorlirted.
miarter or a mile rat of Curt Mere the
Germana tried w stem um Ude by a des
parata counter attack bnt the French
American colonial one or the moat cele
brated rorpa or the French army ruahed
the position with auch energy that the
German broke berore Uie bayonet. The
French aucceaa at Frise waa also brilliant
aa It atralrhtened their line south of the
elbow of the Bótame thus avoiding ei
Doture to cross fire. The French an
nouncement today or l ha captara of the
village of Herbecourt and the outaklrt of
Estree and Aaaevlllrre carries tne advance
about six mile beyond the point or de
parture Saturday.
Bailie atarea with Inteiuaty.
Summing up uie French advance eouth or
the Sonants two main features are oi
closed: First the occupation for a length
or elrht kilometer of first line German
trenches from the Homme to the village or
Fay. and Including rive villarea; secondly
double line or German trenches extending
from Hsracourt Woods to Assevlllers. The
struggle ronUnues with Intensity. Ob-
aervera declare that the flrat three days
successes while great are only Initial epl
todes In the lncres1nr pressure of a vast
offensive.
SOME ITIEA OF nESnr.RATENF.BB
OF HI 1 1 ml I t'l suit ..! r
Bv Aseorlated Preaa.
London July 1. The desperstenes or the
struggle alonr the front of the entente of
renslve In northern France la shown In the
progress made through what the olTlclal
bulletins describe as "line." This descrli
Uon does not refer to a single line but to
the Important first position defenses from
a hair mile to a mile deep comprising an
intricate system or trenches celled a labv
rlnth connected with advanced posts Ueavt
ly armored with concrete In which ma
chine runs are Installed while the trenches
themselves are armored turrets protecUnr
ou.er machine guns.
Error Remembered.
The second and third Irnes or the general
derenslve works of the German on the
western front are equally Important and
similarly Intricate. All three linea must be
pierced by Uie alllej before their deal re to
force the Germans to a battle In the open
can be realized. In rue battle or Arras am
U.e Champagne the French attacked the sec
ond line without sufficient artillery prepa
ration. The error waa not repeated In the
present case.
The accumulation or ammunition behind
the allied rrront Is prodigious while the
Germans' stock la appareutly leaa plenUful
aa their aupply la in the proportion of one
to rive. This toads to the Jmpreaslun that
tlicir extended front I not aa well equipped
or manned as in rormer haitles. The flrht
lnr abo o I Verdun center chiefly on the
Uainloup worka. which have changed hands
twice within the paat twenty-four hour
the Germana first taking them and tbe
French recapturing them a a reault or
deaparato counter-attack.
MACHINE GUNS PLAY 1BPORTANT
PART IN GERMAN UETENMVB.
By Aaaoclatad Pratt.
Preaa Headquarter on tbe I irh Front.
July t via London July I aU;auta runa
played an Important pert ta the German
defense again -l the BrlUah attack and also
In the BrtUsh rapnlte of counter attack
when orranlsinr positions ware taken.
Both German and BrlUah have them h
amazing numbers.
During the liuinhai atresia before an Infan
try attack the German remain In dugouts
to daap that they can be crushed la only by
a direct hit with a it-Inch ahall. instantly
the bombardment ceases they ruah out and
man any remaining machine runa or even
bring up such guns from the dugout. The
Germán carry mobile machine runa from
the dugouts. The British carry mobile ma
chine runa forward and the moment a po
in. .o Is occupied they emplace them.
All report from those enraged in tbe
rightiiif arree thai barbed wire entangle
mtota. however strong hsva been Inva
nably well cut and universal praise ror the
new mortar the Invention or a government
civil engineer In Egypt a everywhere
heard. The British have manufactured
them In large numbers.
But frequently the deep German dugout
Instead of being rallying polnta becoiw
trapa with the occupants either eurreudrr
log or being blown up by bombs thrown
into the entrance when they refuse to tur
render.
Tbe runner after tne week' ti tanner
ment. know no cassation ta their tolL
Where tbe British advance tliey must move
their aaata forwent in uw ru.aio.i. r uu.
i aaai eeaste at saw actúa whn itut h
a reres In UM firing they rail aaleep amid
ine milliner or the lielgliborlllg batteries
unles they have to work on new dugout.
rae aviators' pert baa nevar basta ai
darter to thrilling aa during thla battle
one of tbaan. fce a small faat single m.u
thourh the usual altitude kepi
5151 or 5112 or 5153
all
over the .nemy linea these day 1 from
mere . is one fwt descended a low at ton
reel iiartnv the batee and waa able to Idee
ary Ota khaki of the nnii.h and UN grn
of Ihe Herman ss iht .irnrgKsl rnr th.
possession of a trench. He sent a ejt atase
meteare Jart to headquarter of the etart
itueMon. the promptness of snrh Inform
ttor: being Invaluable He returned with
forty ballet hntoe on Ma planee bnt be
rtmaeir and hi engine war uninjured.
The peretnge or dead and wounded f
amaller than uiial tn trenrh nghunr Many
llrht wniitHl heve been received rrom nrie
and machine rin fire but the good wwaih
er and excellent phyahal condition of the
men meant quick recovery.
nere are plenty or tassttYets ar taa Enr-
llh pltlegmatlc temperament tine gunner
nneit mm the air by the conculon or
ahall ald. after he came down
"I wish they had provided cushion '
A eorp commander aftor all plan were
complete for the- attack at 7 o'clock In
the morning. ald. before lylnr down
aleep. "Wake me at 7 r Tbe first report
win aa by then."
HERO OF GUERRERO
BATTLE NOMINATED
BRIGADIER GENERAL
Colonel Dodd Aroonv Thoae
Ñame Scat! to Senate
For Coa fir r Hon
aeneral Albert Mills in Charge
of Militia Affaire Becomea
Maj. Gen. Under New Act
By Associated Preaa.
Washington. July S.- Promotions of offl
cers under the army reorranlialon act by
which Brig. Oen. Albert L. Mills now chief
of uie division of mllttla aJTalrs. will be
come a major general and rive colonel
wiu become brigadier generals were sub
muted to the senate today by President wil
aon.
The colonels chosen ror nmmntlon are
Charles O. Morton. Fifth Infantry; Oranger
COLONEL GEORGE A. DODD
Colonel Dodd'a nomination aa brlr
adler reneraj waa amorur thoaa eent to
the eenata yeaterduy by President
Wllaon.
Adams Firth Held artillery; Oeorgw
Dodd cavalry unaaalgned; Edward
Hummer Twenty eighth Infantry
and
Clarence P. Townaley of the roast artillery
corpa rour lieutenant colonels were norm
nated to be colonels eleven majors to be
lieutenant colonels twenty one captains to
be majors ; thirty-one first lieutenants to be
captain and twenty nine aecond lieu ten
ante to be first lieutenant.
oeneral Mill hat been In the service ilnee
1874. Aa a cavalry orrieer be distinguished
himseir in tbe Indian wan and In the bat
Ue of Santiago Cuba where be waa ae
verely wounded. In 1Wt be served aa pre
Ident or the army war collera. He became
chief or tbe mllttla division In September
Kit and In that capacity baa had active
charge or tbe national guard moblllxaUon
now in prprreaa
colonel Morton returned to the United
Slate last month after a two-yeear detail
In uie canal tone. He entered the service
In 1878 Durtnr the Bpanleh war be waa
assigned to duty with the national guard
units ur Uir eaat and south but rought with
bat regiment In the Philippines during the
uprising of two. Colonel Adama lung rec-
ognised a an artillery expert at preaent la
a Port sill okla Hit service dates rrom
187. and Im will be retired next September.
Colonel bodd. now on duty ta Mexico at-
tracted wide attention by his cavalry dash
a Ouereero last March wheat he went tato
a aucceaeful action again I a superior force
of bandit after a ride of nrty-rtve miles
la seventeen hours. Me woo promotion
for gallantry at Santiago and In tbe Phlllp-
ptaea. Ha la 1 years old and will be re-
tired July ta next
During Ida thirty nine ye art or aervlce
colonel PluBjuner hae ruled many aaelra-
umiiU throughout the weak He waa ree
fer promoUoR ror bravery at
d saw service In the Philip
d She Vera r.ru eipedi
Uon Me now la on the Mexican border
Coloael Townaley baa Juat completed lour
year' duly a .upertnu-udeoi of tbe Wett
Point military academy aaat la an toara
both he and Cotona Ptaauner retire In Sep
triuber. lata.
Celebration to Be
Safe and Sane Here
Chief of !'..ii. H J. ataartakle laat
nujht raqaaeted the Morn lnr Ttmee to
annoui.:e that tbe ban on flreworaa of
all kind would be at riot I y enforced
today Toy plat ola or fl rear ma of
any kind are taboo aad way oaticht
MUI I off flracrackera or other no la
prtidutlnat device will be promptly
athered In and fvrvad to fase trial
tit corporativa court SpacJaJ mount
d offloora have bean detailed tor the
round In up of email boys aad otltare
who aro caught dleuboyixuf tba order
a galea! eerplualvwa
Th Met pay
k. churra flrat and Tor
re iiiitr lii I ay a atiti
ai um tajeare kaatraal .
see ensata. Ta aataaa wtH aa at aaarwa
acarar Parrar aaetoe j. arnt w uta
aagev .-burea Tba aatttaat oat avara.
f9r 'tMr ' vtaT -!9 aWL
RANGERS CAPTURE
FOUR MEN AFTER
ATTACK UPON CAR
aa Former
Esasjloiss of EI Paao Elsstrk
Railway Company.
Aaaault In Manhattan Heights
Cited by Of fir.iale as Diaprov
in( to Lawful Methoda
The nrat ahot ra the ttraat ear atrlka
waa fired veeterday afternoon at l so o'clock
by state rsnger. in rapturlnr atrlbera rol-
knwinr an attack on a ana union street
car crew st the end of Ota
Heights line. The rAVn four In rati
arreated by the ranger rter a
flrbt. in which an sutntnnhlla and a com-
mandeered t Iggy borte were ued tn pur
aue tbe ftirltlve. The prlaonera. all farm-
er employee of the street railway company
were lodged In th county Jall-
"W attach the arealeet iigniricanee to
the aaaault latt night." mid U C Bndley.
repretenutlve of Rtnne A Wetrtter. "It
shows that tba strikers themselves are tak
lnr part In uto violence after they have
attempted to throw all the reaponslblllly
on lyejspothlaera and other outside re. The
men who were arreated by Um ranger
were all former employe or thla com
party who truck."
rive Attack Veeterday.
Those captured by the ringer ara: C.
C. Parker. O. A. Helaer W. H. Dloxom and
T. Peel.
Klve other attack on street cara ware
made yesterday. In one Inatance a non-
union motorman was placed in an auto-
mobile and taken to a hotel in the bual
ness section or the city where every er
foil waa made by the strikers to Induce
him tn join their rank. A force or rang-
era waa aent to procure his release after
his conductor had reported the aaaault Tbe
man was not injured.
"The striker evidently adopted the
policy today of attarktnr cara outalde Uie
city limit" aald Mr. Bradley laat night
"believing that. In to doing Uiey would
be outside the jurisdiction of the provost
guard and tbe police."
Tea Striker Make Attack.
Ten men. nearly aV arrnrdlnr to H. 8
Potter manager of the street railway
strikers and not sympsthtters attacked hie
Manhattan Heights car at the end or that
line at t.SD o'clock laat night. Motorman
Wateon waa beaten and was kicked In the
face aa he lay on the rioor. and waa re-
moved later to the Ftolstnn hospital. State
rangers who had been notified that auch
an attack might occur hurried to the
scene In an automobile.
At sight of the ranger the strikers fled
scatterlnr In different dlrecUon. One
started up Uie aide or Mount franklin. A
ranger ordered htm tn halt and upon fall
lnr to obey leveled hi ririe at tbe flee
lnr man and fired. The bullet went wild.
The ranger then commandeered a horse
hitched to a near-by burry. and roda It.
bare-back aftor the striker finally cap-
turing him.
Two aaaaulta were made on street cara by
women one of whom threw a atone
thruurh a window or an Arlgona car ah
Tetas and Stanton streets and another.
Who threw a rotten ear at a a tract oar
at Ihe t. A P. railroad track rroaalng.
one woman waa taken hi the city jail but
released when Mansiccr Potter declined to
sign a complaint against her. This was the
third arrest made since lata atrlke started.
Two non-union men were aaarilted In
Mundy Height and one In the vicinity or
the Globe Milla yesterday evening;.
SUleateat.ey H. S. Potter.
In connection with the strike situation
H. S. Potter manager or the El Paao
Electric Railway company made tbe rol
lowing tatemen! laat night.
"The atrlke was called by the trainmen
on Wednesday night or laat week aad
without any notice to the company the
man refused to take the cara out at t
o'clock Thursday mornlns. The trainmen
took thla snap action on ua hoping thereby
to torce aa to acceda te anfalr demand.
The trainmen were given two days In
which to reconsider their batty actloa and
return to work. P alitor to do thla we
have employed expertcoced and competent
conductora and motormea and men whom
we know to opérale tbe cara
"I told them that no responsible body of
men would take auch hasty action es-
pecially so st time when the Mexican
crtala waa a terloui menace to the safety
of ettlieua and property of El Paao. I
also told them that only a certain number
or tbe employe were responsible tor this
hasty action and that a number of our
rood men were roreed tato It arel ml their
better judgment. For the men who are
retpootlble ror thlt controversy tne com-
pany baa not the least aympathy. That
portion of tba men who ara not reepon
tlble for It are entitled to contlderaUon.
WaaU recto tata
"I want th public to know the facts.
The men who are responsible for thla con
troveray are absolutely Irresponsible and
the company would be guilty of tbe gross
eat disregard or its own intercala aa wall
aa the publica safety by permitting them
to re-enter the service of the company.
"The mea retpontlble are committing
acta of violence dally again at the employe
now operating Ihe cara. Thla norwlth-
atandmr the fact that they are endeavor-
tar to represent to the public that they are
law abldinr clUsena and have determined
aad promised UM public that they would
neither rununlt nor countenance acts of
violence.
renter Eeapleyee Make Attack.
The facta are that today some of the
striking employe boarded oar atreel cara
ano aasaulted the men operating tain
In o.. rgae a conductor waa badly bruited.
knocked down aad kicked In the fare la
another cate both tba motorman and eaav
durtor or tba car were aasaulted ta a
similar manner by all r the .inking) am
ployee. Poor ef them were captured wMla
by the elate rear
county jail Their
uaipee are aa follow c. C. Parker 0. A.
Helaer. W. H. Btoioui. sad T. Pan. The
sinking a 1 1 yea have ridden oo eeeel
or uur street care today wholly
II rely tut UM
purpose of Uiuiuidaunr our
employee.
"The asset as wett aa ether brutal at
tache ta tba work or tba vlctoue aad law
lee. I have been tn charge of thla earn
pear aad aa eeatttoy ror
year acal I rostid never aave believed the!
we nd in our ioi...y a ataste I
would be ruttty of tueb conduct
Tbe c liaos any it auw giig praciiraUy
ductus Use tato
will be
keys S uawa from day to day aad grad
ualiy rM
Heavy M Walker
. tasetolis by Uta Ma
of the atreel ear mea.
Hike altuettua ea be hair af the aerthueaj
car imrtatyti Tester
raeponafhla tor of Beat
to wiltsssadss
ntroveray. MeHnM tenderer his
la ear ratai i treaasirar ef the
r t'nion toa alan realrhed a
niter far the Arherteen Pede
Al a meeting of the tiritera held
nay rirn ...n isffWr were cted aa fol
toera: T. it. noartoe preiderñ. J J. wil
co. vice president W. F. I unfnrd. See
retary treasurer; E. L. Ltajon recording
aeeretrry; P. L. Falvey. hualneae agent:
I. R. Oarhwlnd. guard auditing commit
toe. O. L. thicken. K p. Moore sad O. R.
Parker These officer. In connection with
Mr. Walker represéntala the national or
gaiilsatlon. and an edvtaory committee rrom
other labor organisation in the city are
in run charge of the atreel car con-
troversy. The sires ear men ttlll entertain hope
that the matter In which they are Involved
nnetiy win be submitted to a board or
rouraiion.
vet Alt gh-aeiieaied
in rnniradleunrtton to the claim mad
oy me aireet car officials that men he
lnr brought here tn take the place of tbe
su-iaers are experienced car men. the sink
era declare that thla la not true In even
instance.
Out of SO employes some of whom re.
mork tnmr -""r brought here
bjf Mom and Webster erante." declared
Mr Walker "we found that only Ove were
erperienced street railway employe. Roto
or the men were perstiedd not to go to
-o... i new men anrre the arenls o
Stone k Webater In Fort Worth and tin.
Ion represented to them that the cars here
had formerly been operated by Meilran
and these were leavlnr tor Mexico to join
the army and they wanted to g1Te Ihelr
placea to Americana. Thee men say that
they were promised at a day. their Iran
pnrtatlon and board ir they would accent
the iiit.ltlr.n. '
Seek Peaceful KetUeeaeaL
When told that it waa claimed that atrik
Ing street car emnluvea were involved n
the assaults that had been made yesterday
on men operatlnr the rara. Mr. Walker
aald; "In so far as we havn been able to
ascertain none of the former employee or
sue ireei car company have enrasad Ir
any violence. The officers or the union
their advisory committee and tin orgnnn
era are endeavorlnr to conduct the non
lest alonr peaceful peruaalve and lawful
unes. The men are belnr cautioned el all
times to puraue only thla policy.
"Of course we ahould not be held
ponaible ror the acta or hoodlum and
erratlnnal sympathiser Meeting are held
in uie i nion labor hall t a. m. and
p. m. dally at which time a check I made
upon the men and they are required to be
present. Tbe men are counselled
time to pursue a peaceful policy bota In
acuon and words."
striker lavHed te Jeta Army
With the object of Inditclnr the striking
street-car employes or El Pato to join the
array where he taya they will receive
tneir roed and clouiinr and rood pay.
Lieutenant Charlea R. Oitinn. or the Plrtt
new Mexico infantry arrived in F.l Paao
yesterday. A meettnr will be arranged with
tne strikers wbere Lieutenant Oulnn will
tell them the advantages of aervlce in uie
army.
WEALTHIEST WOMAN
IN WORLD IS DEAD
Mrs. Hetty Green Rich and Ec-
centric Dim in Near York
City at Age of 82.
By
ew York July I Mre. Hetty Oreen said
to he the wealthiest woman In the world
died at her home hare today at SX o'clock
Heuy (Ireen was the world' most re
marksble mistress or finance. The torlune
Ihe haa lert la close to StOOJXIOJXjO. Sho
lived almost aa frugally aa a shop rlrl. Her
home waa wherever a he chose for a ume tn
hanr her little black cape and bonnet often
In the hall bedroom of tome cheap board
lnr house or In some remoto and modest
rial around New York.
. Her eccentric extremes of economy led
to a popular misconception or her as a
"aelf made woman." Aa a matter of feci
the was born rich In IStt abe Inherited
tome 110.000000 which accumulated upon
Itacir until In fifty year it had multiplied
nearly ten urn. She also inherited ramily
tradition which bad been a pride for three
centuries and which aha wag anxious to
perpetuate in her children.
she waa bom at New Bedrord. Mass. "In
November iwi about the sou.'' according
to her testimony at one Ume In court. Sbe
waa t descendant on her mother's side of
Henry Howlai.d. brother or pilgrim John
Howland or lha Mayflower. 8be waa tent
to a Quaker tchool on Cape cod. and to a
seminary In Boaton and rot her nrat les
sons In finance when her aging father en-
trusted her wuh some of bis books.
aha married ta 1SA7. Her huaband waa
I dward II Oreen who waa United States
consul general In Manila where he bad
made a fortune In Ihe allk trade It la
aald Oreen at a public dinner heard some
am apeak or Hetty Robinson aa "the great
eat American hetreaa." and aualrhteway
announced his determination to marry her.
Berore the weddtar day an agreement waa
alsraad to aha afreet that the wlfe'a mrtune
ahould never be drawn on to meet tbe hus-
1 end's debts or any or their joint expenses.
He died in I tot tiler having lost moat or
hi money in Wall atreet
The death of Mra Oreen will release tor
distribution amour a larre number or peo
We n altered all over the Tinted hum end
abroad a trust fmd aald to ainouni to
about tl.too.ouo. This Is tba residuary ra-
tal or her aunt Sylvia Ann Howland be-
queathed ror Hetty Oreen't lire use and
trier her death to he divined amonr Dm
lineal deerendenta or Mr orcein great
Oldeun Hoeland uf bersatoutb.
FBSaa swapsw
saT m
rreat utaf '
WE GIVE XC GREEN TRADING STAMPS
(EVERYBODY'S
That We Map
Properly Celebrate
the
140th Birthday
of the
Declaration
of
Independence
This Store Will Remain Closed
All Dap Todap
July 4th
Maaa. Oldeon Howland waa born In ITS
and died to tats and inasmuch aa deacend-
anta or eleven or hla children are lis tor.
some lii tbe alxUi generation they prob-
ably constitute a email army. Borne of the
heir Intermarried and tin Ir children will
Inherit doubly thua adding tn un dirncul-
tle to be encountered by the trustees In
determining the complete list ur those en-
titled to the money.
EDUCATORS DISCUSS
WORLD PEACE PLANS
By Aaaoclatod Press.
New York July s. Preparedness educa-
tion and plana ror world peace were dis
cussed at tbe opening session of the an-
nual convenUon of Uie National liducatlonal
State National Bank
StWTABLlaUEX APKJU 1ML
CAPITAL. SJU R PL.UB AMD PROEITB. .Sat . t
lasts-sit Paid oat Savass w i irssMli
C SL M ORBRIXD Prealdent. JOSEPH MAOOrTTM. VTaa Peea
C. N. BAaWaTT. Vtes-PracndenL GEO ROB D. FLOBT. Caaalee.
1. J. OIXiCHRIsrr. Aaat. Oaahlasr.
3 We Want Your Account H
We want business of the right sort but this does not
refer to size. All depositors large or small aro
equally welcomed here and receive the same attention
at our hands. Facilities here keep pace with the
demands of the times and we respectfully solicit your
account which need not be a large one to be welcome.
We Pay 4 Percent Interest on Savings
One Dollar Opens an Account.
American Trust
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SOLID SLEEPING DINING AND
OBSERVATION CAR TRAIN
LWrict Block Sigáis Safety Speed
and Cwwintt
City Tkket Office: 206 N. Oregon
ta. CasrrMBiaa Wast at 6r4A a.
IVTs) DsatB Traem
association here today. In addition to tba
general teaalon departmental meetlnr at
which phaees of education were exchanred.
were held. Amonr the speaker at Um
openlnr session were rormer president
Wm. Howard Tsft President David B.
Jnhnaon or the association; Dr. David Starr
Jordan vice president of tne association
ahd P. P. Claxton commissioner of educa-
tion. The educators numberlnr nearly twenty
thousand from all parta of the Halted States
were welcomed to the city by Mayor
Mltchel and to the state by oovernor Whit-
man. Prealdent Johnson spoke on "The Rural
Home and uie Farm Woman." He aald the
needs of farm women have been forgottten
In all of the progressives movements for
rural betterment unttl comparatively recent
years. He aald be hopeVl President Wllaon
would appoint a national commission to
study tbe problem.
Former President Tart devoted hla addrest
to an exposition or the plan and alma of
the League to Enforce Peace.
and Savings Bank E
am.
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