Show I ITALY WANTS U. U S. S SUPPLIES BEFORE OPENING DRIVE I New Payment of 1 Made to Rome I Government By Ely United Press WASHINGTON July 28 Italy Italy awaits only the United States to furnish furnish furnish fur fur- nish money fuel and munitions before before before be be- fore launching another great offensive offensive offen- offen sive Ive against the Austrians it was I learned earned here today It was announced at the tho treasury that a new payment of ot dollars had been made to the Italian government Ships are still lacking to gather the necessary coal and munitions needed but mt the shipping board worked under full ull pressure today to speed up Its program Italy has two million men ready to attack the weakening Austrian ranks it t was stated At the same time it was learned that hat Japan Is expected soon to vastly increase her naval cooperation with the he allies It Is not deemed likely Japan will send troops to Russia because because be be- c cause use of possible political ill effects it t might have Besides it Is pointed out Russia does loes not need troops so much as munitions money and railway sup sup- plies The Italian government believes that hat even with the Russian army stated entirely from effective work the allies can through a vigorous drive by the Italians Into Austria Sweep Austria out of th the picture and he the war will be over the Italians believe S STo To do this there must be additional activity in the Mediterranean and itis It Its is s believed Japan will Japan will soon show her hand there The big big- crack will come on the Austrian Austrian Austrian Aus Aus- trian front experts believe The west lines where the tho Germans French and English are pounding away iway at each other promise nothing better than a deadlock for many months The third anniversary of the war will win find America centralizing more and more snore her war administration to speed un UD entrance on an effective scale into the struggle le Reorganization of the national defense de de- ense council and its subsidiary branches ranches into a compact war board the attention of the nations nation's chiefs at two sessions of the tho council today oday The senate finance committee working work- work lag ing ng on means of ot raising for or the war government sees little likelihood of getting Jetting more than two billion dollars by taxation leaving the remainder to a bond Issue House and senate conferees on the food bill met separately today trying trying try- try ing ng to agree among themselves that features of the measure should be In Insisted Insisted insisted in- in unon upon by each house They hope to reach a definite agreement on Important Im features of the bill and submit submit sub mit a a. conference report Monday morning MINE CENSORSHIP EXPLANATION GIVEN By United Press BISBEE Ariz Aniz July 28 In In a pamphlet entitled Deportation From Bisbee and a Resume of Other Troubles Troubles Trou Trou- bles in Arizona issued today over the signature of the Arizona chapter of ot the American Mining Congress an ex- ex purporting to show the necessity for the tho unauthorized censorship censor ship which was enforced at the telegraph telegraph telegraph tele tele- graph offices of the district is given Editors and all others conversant conversant conversant con con- versant with the general situation in Arizona minin mining districts on that day will fully justify the censorship in the light of the fact that the necessity for action in Bisbee came about so abruptly that there was no time to give advance warning to the authorities author author- ties In other counties says the statement statement statement state state- ment In part Had the word got to them before the authorities were well advised there Is no doubt but much blood would have been spilled The censorship was enforced at the Western Union offices In Bisbee and Douglas by civilians who masqueraded as army officers and was the subject of an investigation by officials of ot the Western Union company |