Show r 1 FRANCE CALM ' FINANCES ’ UNSHAKEN Drain Upon Gold Supply Diminished by Aid Being Given by U S Paris July 28 — Francs berlna ths fourth year of ths war In calm confidence and determination expressed today by Premier Alexandre F Ribot in these words:' th!!Tl?e of the United States Into wa8 the capital event of iS! lh£r£Hrd year of the war resounded mightily entire 'World Certain states already have iiML?'A?erIcjln by breaking: off relations with nf1411 that they had a clear vision - - S!’ ' Germanic peril r“rec®' wrenched ' from the ' of foreign faction is pre-fy-to to send fresh contingentscause with us In Macedonia The ?fwPiational liberty In all countries Is more ardent advocates The disappointed in his In- sensate enemy hope of stopping: ocean navl-atlo- n disslllusioned in his effort to ?P the®1courage of the allies by false ®Mera PMce can seek to the origins of only his criminal enterprise in a veil of untruth the peoples with whom-we are a themawaken free and finally selves from the detestable regime that them! Until ln-“- ® ?? ! mixing and manage facey ' en-yei- op - wr ®PPres the allies will ftop back then nothing In their effort that to the world by peace bring triumph of their arms Military Situation Improved' The military situation of ' the entente allies- on the western front at end of the third year of the war ' 1the regarded by competent authorities here as actually better than it was a year ago and enormously better by reason of the intervention of the United States The big change in the relative position of the allies was brought about by the evacuation of a of France by the Germans This part retirement which was announced in Germany as a strategical retirement made with the of attaining a superior fighting position has turned out to have been elmply a retreat so that the German lines might be shortened and held by fewer divisions Wherever the lines' have moved on the west they have moved toward GermanynotThe allies measure their sue-ce- ss by the ground gained but by the fact 'that the Germans haveto endure shock after shock and in had doso have lost ingThe German reserve in belief of French authorities have thediminished the year by about 1200000 or during at an average rate of 100000 a month The German wastage during April May and June is placed at upward of 150000 a month the casualties rising during May according to German 'admissions to 170000 not counting those slightly wounded who may be able to return to service ' The on the Russian front is a causesituation of deep concern but It is not here as possible ‘for Germany regarded to spare many more from the troops eastern front for action on the western front than already have been up- hence it Is believed here brought that- under the worst possible circumstances the fighting power of Germany cannot be increased ' on this front- - ' greatly France and Great Britain count upon the American army to be in operation under more favorable circumstances than In any spring since the war began The British army- in France is delivering powerful blows which can be maintained Indefinitely j -Financial Condition loud That French finances have been unshaken by the war Is’ the 'opinion exto the Associated Press by pressed of Paris Charles Gide of the University an eminent authority ! on’ i economic the outlook at questions discussing the beginning of the fourth year of the conflict “France said Mr Gide "has about 70000000000 francs ‘on spent three years h of military effort Tet in the thirfy-sixtmonth of hostilities the French people are investing in shortterm treasury bonds as freely as they were two years ago: that is at the rate of about 1000000000 a month Mr Gide pointed to the of the United States which he said “brings formidable aid to 'France and her allies’ “This” he continued “not only removes all doubt concerning the result of the war from a military standpoint but relieves the financial situation by diminishing the drain upon’ French - - pros-pectlve- ly - ob-Je- ct ‘ N - - - - ion - " - : - 1 ex-endlt- ure ' - f - - - WEATHER FORECASTS TO BE TELEPHONED Washington July 128 —Weather predictions for the week beginning Sunday Issued by the weather bureau v are: Rocky Mountain an& Plateau Regions —Fair except - kfopwldely scattered thundershows ' Temperature near- - or below eeasonal average - To’ enable ' telephone subscribers iii rural communities to have weather forecasts a week In advance the weather bureau has arranged to issued Satits weekly forecasts for the week beginning-8undaurday to xabout 260 of the principal' rural the telephone companies 'throughout - growing thirteen principal grain states They arc to be distributed over of the companies about noon every Saturday and will tell the coming week’s weather and to-d- r - - -- -- - ’ the-line- s and when Watdh the “Wants : kind ot a there’s a vacancy house you’ve always hoped boarding to find an unmistakable clew to Its whereabouts will be found in one of the want'’ ads Use The ad’phons Main 767 ' in-th- e -- Herald-Rq-publican-w- Paris‘s July 28—The Amercan troops in France have chosen their own 'sobriquet according to the' Matin todalr adopting the name “Amexes This was J formed by piecing’ together the first two let'- -- “American expeters of the words dltion’’ in a manner similar to thatadopted in’ forming the word “An:'Zac by which the Australian and-New Zealand troops in the Britishforces are known - -- - ’ - lb More'25o for3Se lOe i 5c Matches per pkg Sc Laineta Coffee 2 for 55c 2 bars Uilae Ross Soap 15c THESE 10c ARTICLES ANY 2 FOR 15c Macaroni Spaghetti Vermicelli ' Vinegar Noodles Alphabettl AmmoiUaShinola ' Stove Polish Blueing Soda Bon - Ami Sapollo Dutch Cleanser FlaSpices or Shapker Salt voring 3 lbs Dried Peas 25c 2 size cans Hewlett’s Honey 40c 3 pkgs Force or Corn Flakes 25c or Hills Broa Coffee Amber SOe 30c pkg Pancake FlourlSe Cleanser 8 cans for Sanitary 0 lbs Sal Soda 4 lbs good Rice 50c can Ripe Olives 7 bars Teppee Soap 6 5c rolls Lunch Paper1 lb Bishop’s Cocoa Feed the Baby Chicks Oatmeal— 4 15c pkgs Prunes pound isc canper House Coffee White 5e 30c bottle Catsup 90c or Borax 6 — : - - - - - -- 2-- lb Bob White a forSSe reserved to limit quantities onRight all - Soap goods 140 B SECOND SOUTH The cheapest place in town to buy the best groceries : Washington' July 2$—The Senate finance committee reached a tentdtlve agreement lkte today to revise the present $187000000 war tax bill so ias to raise at least $1948000000 the larger part of the Increases to come from higher Income taxes r Members of the committee said tothe tqtal of the bill night it is possible before it get to the Senate: would be $2000000000 "According to tbe present plan about $230000000 of the increase will be obtained through higher income tax rates — $70000000 for the individuals and the rest from corThe committee figured on porations an increase In the normal rate on individual from 2 to 5 per cent and on corporations to 6 per cent The rest of the increase may be' obtained by increasing-' the' excess profits tax and by consumption taxes on sugar tea Chine Waists as $1000 for $450 high blacks and navies ' 1 the valus ruin - Delightful effects in wliite1 f lesliniaize :ek y mi r choice at $450 : ’ coffee and cocoa Income Taxe $1062000000 j Under the program $1062000000 would be the total levy this year upon Incomes ‘ The present law yields the pending bill originally was designed to increase this by $522700-00- 0 and the $230000000 additional It Is now proposed' to levy would raise It over the billion mark : The Senate committee will confine its work for the' present to the present war tax bill and will leave to the House the task of raising the rest of T ¥ I ' - $5000-0000- This is an especially attractive opportunity Our hiiyer is in New York and was offered samples at ivprice— he was quick to acciBplr and our customers are now given the benefit of the fortunate! purchase these-maiiufacturer- i 00 ’ s! al- - effects These Summer 'Dresses are mostly though there are some coat effects among the number The one-pie- ce - - Monday and fabrics are lawiis organdies and gabardines week make your selection at Half Price r " - 1:‘ - - To make this sale additionally attractive xve have OUR DRUG STORE IS AT1 112-11- 4 SOUTH MAIN ST! - - The Cambridge Mass July covery of another star said to be the fcnly new one found in five years was announced to the Harvard college obtoday by Prof W 8 Adams servatory of Mount - Wilson observatory California Credit for the discovery was W Ritchey of Prof given to Wilson George Mount The star' was estimated to be of the fourteenth magnitude It- was found of the spiral the outer iq star classed as Dreyer nebula of the portion number- 6946' "105 seconds south and $7 seconds west of the nucleus - - - - - : before It no request from any responsible-official to submit news of suchof-a WAR DEPARTMENT character passed by the cenror to disficials in Washington betore being On the other tributed to Its members war on July 5 hand the secretary of In a statement to editors permitted press cables from France to gotodirectly Washto addresses without reference with the stipulation that ' ceringtonclasses murt' not tainfaont&lned of Information' In them ’ No such probe PRESS CABLES hibited information is 'contained in the : today v dispatch Since July 5"no request has been made of the Associated Press to withhold or rsubmit dispatches from "abroad prior to Endeavors to ‘Kail Report publication On July 2 the secretary of war by order arbitrarily took possesof Arrival of Troops But official sion of all cable dispatches to newspapers and press associations relating Acts Too Late to American troopa abroad and on July 4 and 5 dispatches from France addressed to the Associated' Press in New were diverted to the war departv Washington July 28—At 945 o’clock ment without notice' and later delivergd the Washington bureau with on one this morning five hours after its re- to occasion a request for deletion which received Press the' Associated ceipt was complied with from the committee on public informaOn July 4 Secretary Baker in New tion a request to kill the dispatch from York said to the Associated Pres European port anouncln 'nwTu b ValnroiiS mpTra?roni' Ameri- only of arrival of another so as contingent per it Is necessaryto tohandle long ' can trooos a smooth fect working plan The Associated Press saw no reason this matter without Imperilling the for killingnothe dispatch inasmuch as It lives of American citizens' disclosed military information of a On July 5 in an official statement character to betray the location or de- Secretary BSaker announced: of the troops and furthermore “The emergency having passed the scription the because statea that pitis cables dispatch had been passed war to go France are again permitted through the official censorship in Eu- fromdepartment to addressee without reference rope clrectly The chief censor' of the war depart- to Washington These precautions ment told a representative of the Asso- however continue to- -' be obmust was ciated Press he the surprised that censor served" Then followed an outline of dispatch had been passed by the abroad because he supposed' an under- information which must not military be dishad been reached with tbe al- closed Today’s dispatch in no way standing lied governments as to what character conflicts with that order American military of news The Associated Press had no further to be transmitted freely to communication forces wasrespecting from the the United States The Associated on the subject until today government to underwas Fress too - have been givan It supposed in Washgenerally stand that- - such an arrangement had ington and belief has been shared 'the been made fcy many officials Including the army Furthermore thq Associated Press has censor and presumably the' secretary of war that an arrangement had been perfected with the censors abroad Toindication day’s events are the first such is not the case ' that The Washington bureau dl 3 not know and does not now know whether the referred to landed in England troeps alor France The Associated Press ways has stood ready to with the government observing any in the national Interest-request The committee on public Information todayto asked that all dispatches relatreferred to troop movements besav ing To State Agent devoting all it for vise whether but declined to a representative could be reached ar-tito the sale of onr his time throughout th night to pass upon inquiries and- - f —— - Yc-r- k hf : ‘ -- - WILSON'S WAR MESSAGE : 1 IS APPROVED BY PERU Government at Same Time Is Maintaining Obligations of Neutrality Lima Peru July 28 —The Peruvian congress met today and after effecting heard President Pardo organisation read his message to the- legislative bodies In which the steps by Peru to the rights of her cltisens in safeguard connection with Germany’s submarine warfare were mentioned and hopes were expressed that Germany would satisfaction for the sinking of the give Peruvian steamer Lorton Peru the message declared adheres to the declarations of President Wilson’s message of April 2 last passages from which President Pardo read Cordial relations were being maintained with all nations nd the government was doing all possible to the nation's bonds of strengthen with other peoples in the friendship deplorable European war Peru was maintaining her strict obligaUons of neutrality The asked especial attention bepresident given the passage of laws what he characterises as the against terrible plague of alcoholism The economic progress of the rewas alluded to as public exthe foreign trade last yearsatisfactory ceeded 2500O0OO sols the having in highest the country’s history Jose Carlo Dernales was elected of the senate and president Pardo president of the chamber Juan ot i deputies - 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GRIEF 'V f - co-oper- ate - - Lived to See Two Sou lo Methodist Choreh Eplseopaey Pasadena Cal July 28 —The Rev Dr Thomas Bayless Hughes father of Holte Hughes of Boston Bishop EdwinMatthew and Bishop of Portland Ore and Simpson himself Hughe a --minister In the Methodist Episcopal chureh for sixty years died- here today in his eighty-secon- d yearThe Rev Dr Hughes born In West 20 1828 entered the Virginia as January a member1855 of the West Virministry conference In In ginia remaining to the until 1884 when he removed it Iowa conference to which he belonged when he retired In 1907 His wife survives him They were said to be the only couple who had lived to see two sons raised to the episcopacy of the Methodist church ' ' i DR T B HUGHES DEAD - well-organis- ed 4 - ' composPercy Grainger’ pianist and which locks his flowing of er shorn bet-t- er several once went Paderewski’s new uniform his is now seen in °a musician at third-clas- s States United of the 7h in the band He is shown with the t artilley he play in the army which saxophone ' — r band t Grainger has forsaken the symphonJoined the aries and ballads and has marches for Uncle tillery hand to play " Grainger is an Aus-In Sam’s soldiers his education tralian and received been had setting atoneleast Europe He or At tlOOO for a performance 00 for rnlWU rUd Mi : Cross Red the musicians Thousands of famous enStates aro eoon- to be will th United one untfThey great into rolled and reKtv‘ for the benefit concerts and Cross Red of citals Ernidea The war charities and happy he nas done a lot est Schelling’s aa fftgfpf ths movement Rlrs&dye honaccepetd the nace Paderewski has and McCorJohn chairmanship orary mack has been chyen treasurer TO 'tV All Other Colored Wash Dress Goods 20 PER CENT OFF : - - - - ’ SUCCUMBS in- cluded our entire line of Summer Lawn and Organdie Dresses af HALF PRICE - ’ - - - ‘ ! - " Seasonable goods offered now at impelling price redactions ALL IMITATION PONGEE SPORT SUITING 44c“' Regular 65c a yard special 50c 75c a Regular yard special 60c Regular 90c a yard special 67c Regular $100 a yard special ALL SPORT GABARDINES 40c " Regular 60c a yard special 57c — Regular S5ca yard special 67c Regular $100 a yard special 83c a Regular $125 yard special SPORT HOP SACKING 50c Regular 75c a yard special SPORT BEACH CLOTH SUITING 24c ' Regular 35c a yard special 30c Regular 45c a yard special 40c j Regular 60c a yard' special ALL COLORED VOILES ’ 20c Regular 25c a yard special 24c 30c a Regular yard special 28c Regular 3oc a' yard special 40c 50c a yard specihl Regular 52c 6oc a yard special Regular 60c Regular 75c a yard special Reg 85c a yard special 68e 80c Reg $1 a yard special a $L25 Reg yd special f 1 ' -- ' fTCIS 'U'lP 0 Summer Dress Goods 00 the $7000400000 the administration believes It must have to prosecute tbe war this year Majority Leader Kitchin of the House was in conference With ' the Senate committee tbday ' Majority Leader Kitchin of the House was in conference with the Senate committee today and this decision was reached as a result of his con tentlon that the r House might resent any senatorial Infringement on itsconstitutional prerogative of lnstltqtlng revenue legislation Whether the House 'will prefer to authorize in bonds or treasury certificates ' to supplement ‘ the $2000000000 the Senate is - providing will not be determined until next week Will Report Bill This Week - 'V The decision today to leave ' the House the task of providing $5000000-00- 0 additional promised greatly to expedite Senate action ' on 'the pending revenue bill Senator Simmons said the committee plans - to complete its revision 'Tuesday and report the bill to the Senate for' beginning: of debate the latter ‘ part of next week Senator Simmons said tonight there Is no Immediate necessity for- the Senate to consider - revenue questions beyond the- blllthere being ample funds to meet all calls until December The committee’s agreement to increase Income taxes by $280000000 in Increasing the pending tax bill from $1670000000 to at least $1948000000 was said tobe bajsedupon belief that the bulk of the Increase should come from Incomes rather than war profits already heavily taxed in the hill The committee gave much time to of the discussing r j reconsideration amendment already written into the bill- levying a tax of 15 per cent upon corporations’ undivided or undistributed surplus- This is known as the axhendment of Senator - Jones of New Mexico and has been vigorously opThere was much posed by corporations opposition to - changing this section - An Attractive Special Sale of ‘ $300-0000- 9 i ' fancy Copenhagens Burgundies we offer wr entire iiilar lme of Silk Waists Monday and week at -- - S nnt ’’ - PERCY GRAINGER PIANIST NOW MEMBER 0FUS ARMY BAND - if-- Senate Committee Tentative--1 ly Agrees to War:Levy of Nearly Two Billions - “ for15e 0-- ant III — V ' - ‘AMEXES soubriquet DISCOVERS "NEW STAR CHOSEN BY AMERICAN Meant Wilson Observer Credited With FRANCE IN JSOLDIERS Finding Solar Body 28 — disv 1 He -- telegraph y FOLSOM’S UTAH GROCERY 5-- lb ay - - - V v-o- ’ 5e roll Toilet Special— —Pint Mason Paper Jars per dozSOc Special 8 pkgs Gum (any kind) 10e Yacht Club or Durkee’p Salad r 25c Dressing Calumet or K C Slaking Powder 25c sixe 20c 244 size Pineapple 20c Fresh Salted Peanuts lb lSe 2 Jet Oil Shoo Polish 16e per can Shrimps 2 large cans Milk ' 2Se Choice Green Tea for iced' tea lbS5e Soda Crackers 8 pkgs for- lSe Paro Wax for sealing fruits lbl5e M B J Coffee'wlth $100 caq purchase other goods excluding sugar $UO Arbuckle Coffee 2 lbs for 43c $200 kit Holland Herring while last $110 they The best Jar Rings per dox So ROe Cornmeal bag 4 lbs Cracked Hominy 2Se 25c Jar Pickles ifte 8 pkgs Rub no New Peanut Butter 2 lbs - ' gold People’s Revenues Vastly Increased “Increased prices paid for every it must be remembered commodity also has vastly- increased the revenues : - of the French people Before the war these revenues 85000000000 are 50000000000 francs Now they'were francs annually These figures show that formidable a the war debt may appear the problem of Its liquidation s not so alarming after all ' France can stand another year of war outlay quite as well as she stood the‘Tthird year ’ do not think country will be ruined by the war any All are more or less n the same situation as France The only real drain upon their resources is what they pay abroad The next is that which might be called fictitious that - is the transfer of money' from the pockets of some cltisens to the pockets of others a transfer in which a great many new fortunes have 'been built but n which the real riches of theup1coununtouched try have beentoleft the economic measures Referring to be taken after the war and to the an effort to German complaintsM byGide ruin her said: “The talk of an economic war after I the fighting has almost subsided consider it- neither possible nor useful for Germany to be-- ' crushed commerHer power ’will be cially crushed but military she will be left free to work out her own economic destiny' - --- TAM INCOME : Here is told how to prepare! an inexpensive lemon lotion which can be used to bring back to any skip the rawest freshness of which it has been robbed by t trying- - atmospheric’! conditions Wlndchafe roughness tan' and rednesa are ’warded off and those telltale lines of care or of age are softened away The juice of two fresh lemeris strained Into a bottle containing three ounces’ of orchard white makes a whole quarter pint of the most remarkable lemon skin beautlfler at about the cost one must pay for a’ small Jar of the ordinary cold creams Care' should be taken to strain the lemon Juice a fine cloth so no- lemon pulp' through gets in then this lotion ' will keep fresh for months - Every woman - knows ' that lemon Juice is used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles sallowness and tan and is the’ Ideal skin softener smoothener and beautifier Just trylt- Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly fragrant lemon lotion and massage it dally into tha face neck arms and hands and see " r i ' -- OVERBDJJONIN Strain lemon Juice well before for yourself - — 1 arma hands Determination to Go On With War Voiced by Premier Ribot a SPKPAY JTJLy 291917 ' ai lemons Beautify! 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