' : xx ‘C 1‘l0NlS o. o . Neyer -lnuided In- volviugfoielglr 3hlII- ‘ LAW-IS 1§8t'i1~‘isisrENr l ' Harding Aski‘ng_ Next to Hodify It: Provision. sr sonar tr. BIALL WASHINGTON. Juliil-—'l'he at- enforee t so . rstatba stead act hgalllll fioreiga ships in New York K Nfi e unprecedented e le - eminent to about what is adm y a ‘grave’ inter- national sltne " over all bring with them unfir seal vines and liquors for their return voyage-" the lllfaxlcants to he used wholly without‘ the territoylal waters of the Albert 0. Later. retiring head of the Qhipping Board and oneof the President's ‘intimates. has last is- sued a statement saying he believes the seat Congress will amend the Volstead law as indicated by the Fresident. He says further that it is svro to suppose‘ a fanatical inter- preta a of the dry law will serve as an aid to American shipping. In other words, Mr. Lasker he- ea lfthe American prohibition law applied so stringently as to bar oreign ships from American har- rs, means would be found to her American ships from foreign har- bors and an unthinkable interna~ 'onal situation would be created. In such circumstances America would be as effectually shut oi? from the rest of the world even as some of the most ardent isolationist: never dared dream. One of the inconsistencies of the perplexing situation which has had Washington topsy-turvy for the past week is the fact that foreign ves- sels may sail through the American waters of the Panama canal heart- whole and fancy free with all the liquor on board they care to carry. f coarse. this liquor is not. to be used on the trip through. The Pa- nama canal is excepted from the operations of the Volatead act. yet the waters of that route are as much the waters of the United States as those of New York Bay. ' in view of the fact that (‘flllflfefls had no intention of interfering with international commence to the ex tent of closing the Panama canal to. rum-laden veses'le because the Unit : ed Statq ch? , flflnallquors Kedlbflteryxhe government oIlci*..%,.fae| that ' no I’ of bar ring from New Yorll harbor foreign Vessels havingon hoard liipm pro- tected by the customs seals of their respective countries. liritlsh cabinet elhere Gain in that the United Eli _le mercy‘ ’ ' ' ' heres- beverage country and seizing liquors brought into this for return voyages. sides to the controver- Whlle hoth sy are us _ t every- 'thing is “rbbt"‘lIi Us IQ" im'breg- ll0\ the unfol-tea'ete' C the ef- fair is the atmosphere that is being created by it. dc-rstand each other, but the peoples tln nul. _ Here in America there is growing indignation against the defiance of American , in the deliberate treading of foreign liners to New York with beverage liquors on board English papers are pointing out that if conditions srers revs that it America eras the vet country and ilngland dry. the American people beating the «bums s=r. LOUIS E X C U R 810 N 3;. ....."".'I".."‘.'.’.""""' l:80_ 'p.a.—4a p.m. l:a(a.m.—l:8Iaa. p and r .. P743‘ of -the Vol-~ lwiy cazm..»...-9.; eaeiemi e ~ i a i i _ y p y : _...... = 9? l3RAlE‘lS5UEf A _‘_r ' ~'-- -—r 9 .~_/"av"-, ~.-,‘,,,, ../'5‘ .e , -1 . ‘ I. p I l ? * -' E on a J V :4 ' ' ‘ »' _ ‘- — . i ‘ ‘~ - . - ' ' ‘ . , ‘i 1'33 i I esosrvor-I L. 514 .1 -,-~ » « W /‘ 3 l l - ——o -- -——-'-r‘-"‘ ’ "“ ‘ a rtfl"I=vr1Ilié¢ "r‘:’—- .. ‘:1? _.... .———-——;---—-——— lt was under thin for the future of the State- eulogizing great men of the l‘Illiot Wilhite place. was also held under this t-cc. Jul) 1101.‘. tempted seizure of Am.-rufiln call'§[m'~ or American \'f‘.'l:lt'li in ( zrrumslanl o-~ similar to step-a alrc-ml_\‘ lulu-n or run teraplated in .\'e\~ ‘ lt appeérs that unl.-»~ t'n.. \\’n~h Ington government can go to Con gress in lien-mbc-r and ‘huts’ operation on the purl of l.il‘o'.ll Britain in stopping rum running to this country from lhr lirm~h A; lllnllt‘ isle-~',~('ongri-~-~ will turn is deaf t‘lIl' to an) ~ -rt of l.l.Hllllt'lIllHll ml the Vnlslv isrl ulle-cling smile-cl lurk 1.“ ll 4* tttfhtlllcil on lmlll sides of t t water that u "«li.~'agru-- alw-ituation" e\u.~t.»; that "ill-luatr m era" are llllilt'Y' «l|~--...~~i«-n. .iml that "grave isslio-s of inti-rnuti--nu! law are imolu-cl " And all over .i proxmon of (ii law whldh may he “tun-il from lhr statute books next llm-l-m'~er_ v s \'A(‘.\TlU.\'.\‘ Sl‘l‘2.\'T IN lllltili Students [use l'I(‘ll:i. Shoxels and Brooms-—(&et High .\.tl:tfii*-‘. ll! brutal l'rr~~ l’lTT.\'l‘ll Rlill. -.lJl_‘. o’. 'l"~-- 3»: .. '.hv- and shou-l are Imgzhln-r than white collar. Here in the l’lllsl-urjrh «ll.-truit. g. ‘t ‘u mmn‘:ghIIndrcds of school l)n_\.~ emu young rollt-glans have turni-«l lo .’I' ‘u.il manual labor «luring the -u.-nun-r \.'i Clllofl. H('reluluri- ll'll'.~t' _\'Illlll\ h.'i\i always sought .v--mllul “white ml’ lar" john. The cfilar for .1 lZtH.!t' |lW'L‘lllTlfl i~ ting i'\cu\‘utml l~_\' two first _\i-3-r‘ men from to.» l'nm-v-zty of I'm- burgh. The_\' are luhuig .\ilL'l‘l'.lll| courses at l‘ill, anal on the-Ir pri \t‘nl ml» the)’ earn 5* is (lit) each, mih pick. shovel and whi-rllmt‘row-s The borough of ('rul'to:.. unnl»lo- ln secure lnburr-rs to clean the .~ln-«-t~ and keep so-\u~r~ m n-pair. was Minn- what astonished when a squad of ltlflll .It‘l'Nml l)n}a gorrght the jobs, The men. who ‘Wrvm-.'l_\‘ uh.- """“'"" “" boroughs "\«\l'lIlt’ xung-." lm-l ln~.l.l.-\.\'.-\l’(ll.l.\‘. July ii. With he-ncral John J. Pershing: and Gener- al Henri (iouraud. the one-armed fighter of l- more among the guests. veterans of the from 3.‘ states will gather here July I‘! for their three «lay.-I‘ annual en- « aitnpment. General (Zourauli. umler whose ('(HllIn‘l(l the division .-crved in the I hampauzne def:-nzuve of Jul). l‘Jlt~', I--ft l’ari~ on June 27% for the l'nitcd Stale-3. lle in-mg um! i-_\ the l"n-nch u..r tlrpflrllllvlll at lllv request o l.\ the Y‘.Il!ul‘.'.ll rffici-r.~ of thr Rulnbtm xi-terans u.~mn;iatmn. to extend anew the greetings of the French poilu to the Ann-ruian sell-runs. Lk-txn.tc £l.s.~lll‘flll(‘i‘ has been given l._\‘ the war departinenl ul \\'a.~‘hing- Ion that (ii-m-ral l’i-rshmg will be in ln«lun\ap«»lns for the reunion. '.\layor Shank .an«l a mnxmlttce 9! A ‘:01! lmlmnaoolis citizens are making preparations for the entertainment of from .’;.()00 to ll),000 veterans, The lll¢I_VUl' 3 '.~ hr hill turn the til)‘ over to lhr x:%an.s.' They will be mu-n H11‘ train I ' taon on ll1i-Ml)‘ .'l Address Christian A Endeavor Meeting. in lialflllf l’|"-V- DES IOINES. la.. . Hoines yesterday opened one of the guns: religious events of the year ,4)» twenty-ninth international (‘hrigtijn Endeavor convention. which will last through July 9. a$.".."$. Law enforcement, world peace. re-l educatioh and evangelistic ed by a group of such famous pub- lic men as William Jennings Bryan, William G. McAdoo. Jame 1 lb»- ns. secretary of labor. Sherwood F.d1l[l'l the art _i’.lllt‘l'll“. Accompanied ’ by imu. nml_ guards, state delegutiom, m 1''» tune, aad teprescntatiu--. r..1‘ I'm.--lg. cotlntria. in l’l8ll\‘(‘ drcx.-. in a apecflacullr parncle >"’itwr'-«l:i}' night. One a the f¢'fl‘.uY‘v:‘.~L of H1!‘ cur; In‘, ‘_Da \‘("!1tlCfl Will he 3 Temple of H11!‘ Skill‘ Artl. housed It’. a lcuulmr ll-}“'lIl0“'l church It will N“ II‘ (‘has ‘gr of l’t”(»?l. tr. Augustine Smith of Boston 1';-.. vgrghy, who uill lllI‘t" UH «iw;~l::_\' .~c~ ~uo:i.~'« (M0 famous the l|l'l'.'7I 1-. (} 3. dew will rvnmlucl \ N-itm'.< .~'n*v1.h nn~ he--r» I’ Dr Horne‘ in .l . . :"t‘l‘ll’.'lY\.il~ for paufr*:lT". "7 In-as [1-al‘llr"pal‘l‘ .nw.' .t i lmru~ of '.\l'llL'l'l will l.|hi _-:u”. it: {lit llifiu lrtq proirrlam. In the ilpmwinx w-‘--u» rt .r*‘il \‘iwtvwl::}'. _,rr-pr-«-5*cnt;ul;\i-.<. from the l\'l~nturll_\' ft‘liirI1'1llir}' .\'t‘.’lll‘l'\ til tl. ' ~ nan '”ll.i\lJl' yr.-~ inn-ii l‘n~~:-iv-nt 113:5, 'l‘v "~‘.ind(‘l Ill lhi‘ uru';1“il!I~ lr H, ill: :1 uun\e'nl.'n 5:.-avel. S": .ll'“.mi nu. "l.‘kli‘ _~kL“t‘llUf‘l1ll :kF"‘.l. (—on\"c-nttona and rallies will |1"”_""‘” W, t-1%,", ,«-3..-lion on Monday nIi!l'|l- been ‘ 'i str. 1.! l ,.mfN,mr built in the downtanlnfl ‘cc ‘flit “Km accommodate the hi!!!‘ 947"‘ W‘ ', sfireenlsurr. he at p-thaw‘ Fifteen platforms have . . 4- im:.a which will be features 0- ~ con vention pr0I'T'lfl‘ — lf vou want to buy or sell some- thing, try n lissourian Want Ad. T ington Portable T_ypewriter_ Let us give yous deneonstrntzon. The (‘o-Up Store. Phone 879. Author- ized Remington Service. l*Ixactl_v what you need is a Rem- ‘— .,. , o 3)’ 9 North Eighth ' Porll Suuuzxc In. Fresh $[3.'il'(’ Ru"-s . Skinned .‘llnulllUl‘ '.'._“_ Llllll ."klm.t-ll llann Pu.c Lani .\l1::l« . "‘l‘llkl‘llllI‘l\_ ll.. 1. ’ llls {Of 1 Beef Boil Short Rw- .\'ational (‘ouncil for the Prevention- will speak on “Christian: Endeavor and World Peace." Hugh 3 ._- Rainbow division , tminirrg has increased .‘ Mfume fieoecialshvengtlnofthe OMVH game» ’ A -1: '-,3-: :- “Mother, May W: Always 6 Flavors Of Real . Ice Cream 4 Tasty Fruit . Ices At ' l Central 3 Dairy Phone 819 Watch Tomorrow for Special Brick Announcement for Sunday Have More?” ' Beef llint U!’ l(.lI lit-.1". ‘L.’ Beet (‘hock Slt‘.ll\ 2 Family Rmmcl t ~ Mutton >'trw_ I! ll:- ‘_"v~ Bacon. 3 to -l ll-~. l.r Breakfast B:u'o:: _ ('al. Picmc iluu. I Country >'t_\'li~ Hon» __1 (‘realm of Brick (‘lH'~'~i' . '._"~ l“ll'00l(llt‘ltl ('1 l‘Ii!l'.i l_\ Frisco Bullt't'inv "J"- l.Il'R't'\Stint‘ l'.i‘l\‘l- ~. elm’. 3-31 Li _'.‘l NV-\‘N‘l l"I'l\l- 2 _|.’l( I,ibl)_\"~ .\".\m-‘. \lI§\- 1 l’- Channel KC For Finer ‘Texture and Larger Volume in the baked goods use- BAKING POWDER 2%.. WHY PAY WAR PRICES? KC any and Crc-bcr‘s SA TURDA Y ' l. l"resn l"i~‘l1. Buffalo Ounces for 53 . Same Price for over 30 years Use lesslthan of higher priced brands. Phone 375 Pork Loin l-Incl ll-~.i.~t _ lfw tiruxin, ” ll- ‘.3'x' l‘llll\ (V'l'ulll _’ I’ .7.’-l‘ l‘:i7“|‘ llli.'\ll' ...""'\' Iv-‘r!"'r'«l lt‘ l ‘. n l,'«‘ “' ll loll‘. I3‘. . ' '.."‘4 ll-Lllll‘..'__t, lllt lluvti l;,ll.»ll l..v. ‘1ll~ili‘li.ll ’lN ‘ '~ it ll--in.-i ll‘: \ ' l‘I|.'ll ll lei l“« \.- 1 .~‘.«~ui. -19 lt ;_’.~'« \l.ii'l‘,‘l‘u‘ ‘llrwl ll.t~ ->' ilk‘ .‘l.‘|' ll«a.\ ll-.'l"'l: “N \:1Hn‘! >lm _‘:v. i 2 in \ urml ll..l 2”: tin ill, Q; C. ‘ox _fl|¢ ' .’ Lil‘! l ll’ 1 }u 5" '~l-~-l l‘::'~ l’«~«~° l"- lo. l’--~.." ‘ ll:lH~ “ \ L I- -(‘I'd w I \ Willlecnaandefl leeaqudaeti 4- 2 KC Rail traffic doublescachrgeneratiori.‘ '1‘ ad 1 its territory a railroad O cquate Y ‘aw 7°"¢'W'. pas-ersintlsa eionccanfie result *3 . p . has been expended ' facilities and equipment since 1915, receivership which ended recently. Since 1915 the H. K. B T. has enjoyed largely increased traflic aed revenue. Conditions beyond control d the caused increases in operating out. man mm l“°’¢‘'¢ *1 ‘Waive. but through better facilities °m‘i‘"°7-thy"'x"Yl“"‘¢'4il7improved its service. 35- K- ‘ T-Y 0P0I'I¢|ng expesseee '°°0l""3l15P P0504. While revenue increased taxesincreeaed lfl%.' T50 Katy is now reeei sgpenent, "9-3' equipment locomotives. Xlmwhdghqm.“ coaches is available so handle 1% Qfic. It is the Xaty’s pupae up posihls Q [ on. J. 3. con: I Rooms 3011-809 hsteepa U l-lschange !\'at'l Band“ Bldl. i 1 l on IIUESCB an Chiropractor Miller Building Phone 1979 l’ (‘olurnhia Mattress Factory l. HM nizittreues remade. ‘ .‘{i \\ l!':llltl‘.\:£t“i nml Spffill Ordcli 1 Phone 1928 1 Dry must oflslglsflwagea, '3 4 .1 Sat‘-|?¥“‘sn*'?;.-Iie* —u~ ‘ _ , .. - ;.. ] - “Y-JULYa.19.-23 -A * Y‘ — The real reason ,- for buying Columbias -—they last longer The largest laboratory, devoted to dry cell research, experiments contin- uously to make them "last longer.” Columbia Hot Shot or Columbia Ignitors are "right” for your needs. That's why people have the habit of asking for Columbias. Columbia Dry Batteries for all purposes are sold by h~.u'dw.irc and general stores. t'l¢‘t‘fflt‘.tl and auto supply shops. garages and implement dculcrs. Columbia 4 Batteries . -they last longer Equipped to movewan incr‘e,ased,_lload constantly add facilities and " _ merely tmprovihg M. K. &-T. D0710“ ofle Increased 34% ‘while ' Cifllfldltlllis. which enlarged ' enabled more economical opssu rllgadditionalposverand ,l l near! a .- I x L. ,. H‘ ..‘t_ __t 7 4 V‘;-., ‘V thcbcginningofthr managerncntjavs ' utctok and increased 73% during the but es:-7.. Asa Uty-fivessemrnedes-Is‘ Jdsssirsseslpaesessgee