Iowa City Citizen, The (Newspaper) - July 18, 1916, Iowa City, Iowa THE UNITED PRESS Special Wire in Office Our News Facilities Keep You in Touch With the World Sotoa THE DAILY CITIZEN Erery ing Your Home IB Iowa City Year for 26th EXCEPT SUNDAY SEVERAL THOUSAND PRISONERS AND MUCH AMMUNITION I AilE TAKEN July mans have retreated nearly ten miles in Volynia under the swift advance of the Russian left In their hasty retreat several thousand more a number of heavy and large supplies of war materials have fallen into the hands of the The retreat was made necessary when several Russian regiments broke through the man front and threatened to round a part of their The Russians advanced their lines to the north bank of the river Lipa and are strengthening their new positions on the entire The advance ened the Russian salient extending onto the front east of Attack Newly Won Positions July Germans have launched heavy counter attacks against the newly won French tions west of Peronne Thus far all the German attacks south of the Somme have been repulsed but heavy fighting is still going Confident of Ultimate July man people are urged to remain con- in the ultimate success of the German army and to disregard the lying reports printed in the foreign July the British and French resumed their offensive on both sides of the Somme last night with strong attacks agains the German British at- tacks against the villago of and French attacks in the region o Barlow were repulsed with enemy Gains for July 18 a mist and rain which interfered with the British troops made substantial gains last night on a front of 1000 yards in the region o COLONEL HARDING Mentioned as Successor to as Canal URGES PASSAGE OF CHILD LABOR LAW PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH ATOR KERX AND OTHER LEADERS TODAY July l Wilson today without advance notice visited the ane conferred with Senator Kern and other cratic The president urged the passage of a national child labor which the democratic caucus de- must go over until next WIRELESS BARRED TO DEUTSCHLAND MESSAGES ANSWERING CON- GRATULATIONS RULED OUT BY U. S. CENSOR July Tinted States today barred the N. wireless station to the captain and others of the Ger man submarine Deutschland Mrs sages answering from Berlin and bearing American press comments on the land's trip were ruled off the tus by the United States censor May July The German submarine Deutschland was Mill here early As far as could br she intends to dash for the Virginia Cape Tn Great Family of and AVales there ap fight hundred bearers of nny one surname on The Smiths alone number more than 000, or times as The great of more men of clis who have helped to the empire what it is lhan the bearers of other CHEERFUL tke Wd toys Wll 3 fct rrse terror fairly IF tkey kit me T collapse I'm tke AO o j n INFANT DEATHS DECLINING New York Appears to Have Child Plague in Now orl is further de- in the number of deaths and rases in the epidemic of infantile was by the health During the twenty-four hours ending at 10 o'clock Monday chi dron died of the disease and there WTP cases in the five Of New ork The new of the health de made bv a gift of from the Rot to help curb the epidemic of in- began work under di- rection of Dr Ah ah H Doty This bureau will train members of have Leon exposed to the dis PRESIDENT SIGNS RURAL CREDITS DOES TWO PKV ACT LAUDS July Wilson signed the rural credits passed recently by congress A group of senators representatives and cers applauded warmly as Mr Wilson affixed his signature Just before signing the which creates a system of twelve land loan banks under direction of a eral the president made a short pointing out the fith he both farmers and the investing community would enjoy un- der its operation said the with the liberal provisions of the reserve puts the farmers upon an equality with all who lune genuine assets and makes the great credit of the country available to them One cannot but feel this is e to them and cannot but teol that it is a very thins to plav any part in doing this act of The President used two pens in the and gave one of them to Senator of who asked permission in present it to the Southern Commercial APPEAL DIRECT TO RULERS President Wilson Expected to Ask Aid for Poles m Personal July IS let ters probably will be sent by Presi dent Wilson to the lung of England the president of the emperor of Germany and the emperor of Rus them to allow food to be sent bv the 1 Stales to the starv ing people of Poland Tho president asked the state department to ad vise him to the most wav O eed Ho all to arrange for the ot lood into the portions ot bv Germany have failed 't will be to get per mission foi of supplier hrough the and as PS f that will e the not bv m. n of Hit A collector of subscriptions for the fund once came across a armer who was noted for his To his surprise the farmer at once consented to subscribe fully as arge a sum as any he had yet re- he the are surely ery fond of to give so said the grand for scaring tho crows from ma when they're I'm IOWA JULY 18, 1916 149 FIVE KILLED BY HENRY OF CHICAGO SHOOTS POLICEMAN AND THREE OTHERS July desperate battle waged with and revolvers raged for hours today in the heart of Chicago's popular west When the roar of mite and the crackle of rifles died away five persons were dead and four Heary a apparently crazed by the with his wife at his stood off the mobilized police reserve of the city and returned the fire shot for Mrs. Mclntyre was found dead when Detective Sergeant E. Hughes Mclntyre fired at the police as they tried to take refuge behind telephone trees and The Mrs. Josephine Over- Stephen police aged 60, Harry Mrs. Hattie a fred The Ed er negro Mrs. NEWSPAPER NOTICE DISMISS APPEAL OF CASEMENT MUST GO TO THE GALLOWS UN- LESS SENTENCE IS ED RY THE CROWN July Roger ment's appeal from his conviction on the charge of high treason for which he was sentenced to death was today Unless the crown commutes the death sentence Casement will die on the gallows The justice dismissed the appea without hearing counsel for the SENATE ADOPTS PROVIDES FOR EIGHT SHIPS THIS YEAR AND SIXTEEN IN THREE YEARS July The senate today adopted the naval program urged by eight capital ships this year and sixteen in three years The whole naval is near DRINKS POISON ON WEDDING DAY GIRL ENDS LIFE LOWING POISONING OF HER HUSBAND TO BE July Beulah aged 20, drank poison and is dying following the mysterious of James Young of Hedrick yesterday who drank a bottle ot beer sent to his hotel bv an unknown The couple were to have been married PRESIDENTIAL POINTERS Of our 28 18 have been college and yet Lincoln and McKinley are among those who had no college liam and Mary and Harvard lead with three representatives Princeton follows with two and Yale with was of a West GIVE TIIK BABY A CHANCE V Had bad heat com- bine m summer to kill the I- city It seems as though the brunt of the sanitary sins were on the The baby didn't ask to to live in a to be fed on half spoiled to be tered with flies and He is not responsible for any of these conditions and it is his right that he have fresh roundings and decent f The United States Public Health Service issues free of charge to all applicants a bulletin on Summer Care of It should be in the hands of every 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- Owing to the ance of the daily of the Iowa City and the fact that many sub- scribers will want a lican daily The Daily Citizen has made ar- rangements to fill out sub- to The Daily Re- 4- publican for who were not already receiving The 1 Citizen when the other daily A large cumber of these 1 subscribers have already made the Those who were paid in advance to The Daily Re- publican when it was dis- continued may have the same amount of time ed on a Daily Citizen sub- scription on presentation of a receipt of the Republican showing time of advance This applies to those who were not sub- scribers to The Citizen on June 29. This offer makes it sible for the subscriber to secure the Daily Citizen in addition to any other paper that may have been sent without 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- 4- TWENTY PERISH IN SOUTH DELAYED DISPATCHES TELL OP ENORMOUS DAMAGE DONE THERE LAST WEEK N. July palling toll of damage and loss of life by the storm which swept North Carolina was revealed by delayed dis- patches Twenty persons are known to have Six were drowned at ten at three in Alexander county and one in Wake coun y. others are missing and given up as Only one body has been recovered that of Charlotte which was found at the lodge gate of the Biltmore Historic Fortress at Vera Mexico Photo by American Press T HE Castillo de San Juan de Ulua Is In the bay of Vera Cruz about mile from the With the fort there are an a dry one a a lighthouse and a military signal station is located The Vera Cruz marine NOMINEE ONE OF FIRST LICANS TO ARRIVE GUARDS AT LAREDO ARE TO CITIZENS FILE COMPLAINT AS TO SANITARY CONDITIONS IN CAMPS THERE San July Eight thousand national guards stationed at Laredo will be trans- ferred to other border points be- cause the citizens of this place ob- ject to the sanitary conditions in the guard camps Funston said he had not heard of these alleged conditions until the citizens made the complaint He said he could not have his troops in so horrible a place and would them at ATTACKS SHERIFF REAR COWARDLY ATTACK MADE ON SHERIFF ROWLAND BY PRISONER IN BARN Des July Gov. W. L. nominee of the re- publican party for the office of ernor of was among the first to arrive in Des Moines yesterday pre- liminary to the opening of the state and opened his headquarters in parlors G and H at the Savery He spent most of the afternoon on business outside of the and during his absence the headquarters were in charge of B. I. of Sioux The eleventh district has ceased to occupy the place of importance it has held during the past few weeks since the report has been circulated that it will not offer a candidate to oppose Charles A. Rawson for re-election as state That removes all doubt as to Rawson's re- but Salinger is still ed as a candidate for the committee to succeed C. C. Bradley of Le Salinger denies any knowledge ot eleventh district committee affairs and his friends as stoutly maintain that he will be the next man from that Havner is H. M. with headquarters in parlor was sanguine yesterday as to his chances for the nomination for attorney He is he on the loyalty of his friends who showed themselves even in the counties of the state where there was no particular fight for the His friends are ing the nomination for him on the first County Attorney George A. Wilson of Polk has opened his quarters in Parlor the most con- location on the floor of tho He had little to say about his prospects of nomination so far and prefers to work quietly among his friends for His closest backers are declaring that only the nomination of Havner on the first NO ADDITION TO POST OFFICE NOW RILL CARRIES NO AMOUNT FOR NEW ING HERE The addition to the local post of- fice which Postmaster Max Mayer has been working failed to when the general submitted to the House of Representatives at Washington carried appropriations for thirteen Iowa hut not the 000 which was wanted for the tion to the local post Sioux City gets an appropriation of 000, and with an of is another of the cities Authorizations omnibus public buildings in the following Sioux Eagle and Mount are made in the building for FAMOUS SINGERS ON PROGRAM DERMID TONIGHT This evening and tomorrow ise to give to music lovers ot the community the best in vocal music that is included on the program of the 1916 Madame Sybil and her company give a full concert this and tomorrow will be marked by the oi the Metropolitan singers No music lover can make a take hearing MacDermid this She is the one ot the greatest of American anc a woman who has made a great name for in a remarkably short Members of her company are almost equally as Abe REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR ON PLATFORM TO BE ADOPTED TOMORROW Des July will be no dictated said W. L. republican candidate for governor outlining his tion on the platform which will be adopted have no desire to try to tell nearly 1000 republican delegates what kind of platform to he pretty definite ideas about some things which should go into the platform but I do not know If all the delegates have the same Prohibition for The party will stand for the resubmission of the prohibition amendment to the people and for law enforcement which indicates my Iowa republicans favor a conservative constructive program of road one which will not bind the state and create a pork barrel and in that they agree entirely with MRS. MAHER DIED LAST NIGHT MOTHER OF MRS. MIKE COW DIES IN IOWA CITY AGED 81 Mrs. James mother ot Mrs. M died Monday night at 10.45 o'clock at the home of her 1003 E. Washington She was 81 years of age and a native of Mrs. Maher is survived by five These are Mrs. M. and of Iowa of and Mrs. Frank K. of Mrs. Squires was in Iowa City at the time of her The funeral will be held from St. Patrick's church on Thursday with interment in St. Joseph's Citizen Want Ads Are Sheriff Evan Rowland was the tim this morning of a cowardly at- tack made on him in his barn bv a prisoner there The sheriff was at- tacked as ho had his back turned and and but was not seriously in- It necessary to use blows to quiet the Partridge doUe rooster that assailed but in the end ho was What to do with this bird is ting to bo quite a problem for the At tho present time and for some weeks past it has been with solitary in the court house barn and hut its temper is iust as bad as ever When Engineer Fischer goes in to trot out his little old Ford the er is looking for a fight and it several kicks to quiet When Ork Berry goes after his machine the rooster picks on just like most red-headed savs Mr ful pretty but rot something of a bad temper AS AMBASSADOR NOMINATES NEW YORK MAN TO RE DOR TO TURKEY July Wilson today nominated Abram kus of New York to be United States ambassador to ballot can defeat their candidate and the joung Russian violinist they do not concede to Havner any chance of success without a swing of delegates from other J R. Lane of Davenport will have rooms on the Parlor floor of the which are said to he intended for subsidiary headquarters for All of the other candidates for at- torney general except Whitmore are preparing to receive their John Fletcher will be in Parlor C. A. Bobbins in Parlor M and Henry Sampson in room 127 Guiher Picked to John A. of Winterset has been picked bv a majority of the prophets as certain of the for railroad commissioner don't think there is anv tion about my said Mr. last believe that I have more instructed delegates than any other candidate and I look for a decision on the first I have not checked up on my support but I expect to have between 700 and 800 SAYS BANDITS ARE FLEEING SOUTH MESSAGE FROM GENERAL VIXO SAYS THEY ARE NOT COMING NORTH El July bandits are fleeing south from the Rosario district and not toward the American stated a message from General Trevino at Chihuahua received Trevino also denied that Villa bandits captured two towns as who accompanies was wanted by Madame but not be Seneca her is credited with being a These last gave the prelude this and charmed While the trio is not up of any artists of the sonal standing of Madame yet it is said that they present a most popular and pleasing gram chautauqua audiences and that their appearance nmg will be well worth are in the voting women and three young men Atter Wednesday but one more day of the chautauqua assembly re- On The Victor Florentine band will gue two tull concerts in the afternoon and This big band of more than thirty-five pieces is without a doubt one of the greatest traveling tions doing summer work this sea Soloists on the different in- are men ot great ability and the ensemble work ol the band is stirring to a 1.1 iS aj 1 91UI B jo unoj peg THE WEATHER Fair and continued warm tonight and 4" MRS. DIED HERE YESTERDAY FORMER RESIDENT OF DIED OF PARA- LYSIS AT WEST SIDE HOME i Mrs Celia a former dent of who came to Iowa City two years died afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home on the West of which she had been ill but a short caused her Mrs. McCoy was 68 years of Three three and a brother survive The are Mrs. Amelia of Mrs. Clara of Mrs. Sue of Cedar James E. of W. W. of and Loren of Iowa W. H. of Cherry is the Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock from the late with burial in Oakland Rev. S. E. pastor of the Methodist will Daily If you can't pay for a don't buy it. If you can't get paid for don't sell it. So you will have calm drowsy nights and all the good business you have and none of the DO YOU KNOW THAT Intelligent motherhood conserves the nation's best Heavy eating like heavy drinking shortens life? Thp registration of ness is even more important than the registration of 4- 4- 4- The S. Public Health Service cooperates with state and local authorities to improve rural ends Many a severe cold in Sedentary life? habits shorten 4- adenoids and defective teeth in childhood menace adult A low infant mortality rate Indicates high
