The Centre reporter. (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, June 14, 1917, Image 2
[115H GREET GEN. PERSHING Size Each Other Up. READY FOR WAR BUSINESS Anxious To Get To France. Ameri ers Escort into British Port, an Destroyers Steamer trans-Atlantic o her moor- other morn- iting comple- ever had American ith the French John J taff and 4 Met By U. 8S. Warships. also wert 1 board about 70 wavi only ican Anthem Played, a. Ameri On To London. train carried contingents to London of the Americans a quiet n Lon knowl represen coming he newe being un he publie T re were no at the welcome formalities station d by of War: ymmander , and the Americ the Vis- Brit an off}. the ie American residents of London th organizations have extensive of en an party. it will be VATIOU# yared an program inment for th fa doubtful if vd out, eing e Americ mueh of General Pershing, informed of the plans, ex- that there be a mini ing in nature of a character hing announced that he officers were anxious to harness at their in as quickly as possible, as be. fore pres a desire of anvil the elal General Pers and his fellow get into France base LIBERTY LOAN SUBSCRIPTIONS. Becretary McAdoo Calls For Redoubled Efforts. w Orleans. —8Suscriptions to the ty Loan to date aggregate $1,300. O00 or $700.000,000 leas than the amount desired, according to a ment issued by Becretary Adoo, "The Secretary here urged that redoubled r Torts be made to raise the desired $700,000,000 and over subscribe the loan during the next seven days Secretary McAdoo's formal ment follows “The total amount of subaeriptions to the Liberty l.oan reported up to date to the Treasury Department ag- gregates $1,300,000,000, which is less hy $700,000,000 than the total amount ‘egired. There are seven days within which to raise the $700,000,000 and to over-subsgcribe the loan. state. THE SLACKERS THE of Registration. The Secretary Enthusiastic Over Work Of Provost Marshal Crow- der and State and Muni- cipal Officials. Washington. Seven Stat complete reports on war registration howing men registered, compared census 1 General Crowder's Statement abled how ligious oppo Any form, Or 8, Of engaged utely are Aba kind were and in draft theae of tain ties of this no extant be statis regu are | stati { fore tics {| lationa included the regiaty such were ation, nNecess Withi Ary ing statistics the A great propor i tion who expressly stated that they | intended to e¢laim no exemptions, and of a vast number no statements whatever exemptic Indeed, there is no index | of the number of exemptions that will i be claimed in the office of the Provost { Marshal General effort should be made to eradicate the impression that has been given by the press re ports mentioned above nn ret Caras MK Every RECLAIMED LAND PROFITABLE. Crops Property Taken Over In 1916. Washington. Government tion projects, covering 1,426,000 acres of irrigable land, in 1816 furnished water to 925,000 acres, from which $33,000,000 worth of crops were har. vested, Secretary Lane in 1915 was only $18,000,000. GREATEST WiR British Strike Big Blows at Germans on Belgian Front. OLD YPRES IS NOW AVENGED Key Posit To All tor Of the Western Northern Front Th on the ang € eC Even More Important 14 Vimy Ridge reparation for the ar Ay ining food for French anchored off been prepa American port and are Camps have branches of the are ex pected U. 8 TO USE GERMAN FUNDS. Millions Held Here By War May Be Put Into Liberty Bonds. Washington.—Mill of dividends and debts to from American citizens may be invest ed in Liberty Loan Bonds, under Trading With the Enemy Act now pending in Germany thus will help America pay for the war A enemy property be named with passage of the act would, under this plan, take over all enemy alien property, investing funds and | puiting real property into the hands of trust companies for operation in Germans fons doliars due the Congress custodian of to JOFFRE AS GODFATHER. | French Marshal's Relation To Ameri can Army In France. Paris.—A semi-official note says that Marshal Joffre, while in America, had | a conference with American military ifor the new American army was elaborated in agreement with the Brit ish leaders. The note says “It preponderating part in the plan, literal ly everything which he advised being adopted. His collaborators styled him | themselves the ‘Godfather of | Amerioan Army.'"” gree — ————— | cAN You PO 7 v7 T — nm POTATO pe?) J. 5. ARMED LINER 60 Shots Fired in Hour and Kzlf * Running Battle. SIGHTED AT 7,000 25th Shot Fired 8B) unners Pierces U Ww Then American Joat VY n Rears Out Of Up, iter, St and Sinks Paria, suhmsy atoeame tn a We mmhmar RUDD way The submerged MANY KILLED BY TORNADO The Property Damage Millions In Kan sas and Missouri, Kang Mo death and destruct districts of ports showed souri and nine as City, Tornadoes spread yn through ] i and Kansas. Re were killed in Mis Kansas. The num ber of injured reached approxi mately 150 and estimates of prop erty damage place it anywhere from $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 rura Missour 15 in has the NEW 810 COUNTERFEIT ouT. Imitation Of Gold ‘Certificate Of 1907 | Series ls Deceptive. Washington —Diacovery of a new counterfeit $10 gold certificate of the | LEAK IN MAIL TO GERMANY FOUND Arrests Made in New York. Men, Two Of Them Native Americans, Held In Heavy Bail On the Charge Of Con- spiring To Send Mail. New York e tl plete hig! tions, MOU C Mexico, man spy unearths of piring rest LANE MAKES PLEA FOR LOAN Recalis That Virginia Governor Ga Whole Fortune Te Revolution bears thease “*He Gay i “Such men brought liberty now pay avings for the main it overnment « ple and by the from the es - PROVIDES FOR SALVATIONISTS French Government Sets Aside Build. ings For Work. New York Salvation Army cable from lL.ondon had uses of the by rench Headquarters here was advised that the F aside for Salva a number of large set tion Army It also on Trafalgar | Square to be equipped by ret Service. It is not as executed as the genuine note, but is likely to prove very deceptive, it was | stated nn —————— ACCUSED oF INCITING BLACKS. Negro Arrested In West Virginia For Planning Uprising. : Wolfe, W. Va United States Com- | missioner HH. M. Tanner placed in jail ia negro named Robert Conner, who, { the authorities allege, has been trying {to foment a general negro uprising in | this vicinity, for the American soldiers 23 VESSELS WEEK’ 8 TOLL. Tons Or Over. London. The weekly report of the British Admiralty concerning British shipping losses by mines or sub marines says that 15 veasels of 1.600 tons and over and 3 vessels under 1,600 tons and 5 fishing vessels were sunk ast week. The above report com pared with that of the previous week of 1.600 tons and over sunk, but an in crease of two in the category of less than 1,600 tons. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED phere 4 rr r iich we handle it give BUCH LOG re iit a your Lomers that ing gor ot i Ave its they use, There attra Was One ted a grea 1horhood months 88 Us al Cane Las increased with us. 5 ery tru RICHARDS L A May 27, 1916 Prove What Swamp-Root Will Do For You Send ten cents to Dr. Kilmer ( ry FRECKLES Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Ugly Bpots nEger Thess HEAL ITCHING SKINS With Cuticura So and Qintment— They Heal When Others Fail ach mail with Book. ard, Cuticura, Dept. L, re. Adv. Sold every whi War and Theology ATER the st eges when they have When ¥ or Tapeworm must be Dr that one ded that the Worms which live in your system nated, get * Dead Shot” Vermifuge, and you will find ione will | expel them. Ads u have dec exterms Peery's Had an Alibi. Henry Hawkins!” said Charles Henry & hair tousied, hanging frog kled ue and anguish move he made, sank heavily sighing. Henry Hawking, you have 1g ball again with your best clothes on or you've been in a fight. How often should it neces gary for me to mention these things? You are getting to be incorrigible. 1 sometis we will have to send you to a boys’ reform school.” “Why, father,” moaned poor Charles Henry, eyes growing wider and wider at his father's flagrant injustice, “and Aries his the torn her, as entered room. h one sleeve ne stocking loose a scratch across his 1 nose, with fatig manifes every into a chair, “Charles been playin ole he nes believe Back to Eve’ ® Style. “Mother Eve wore fig leaves ™ “Just =0." responded the modiste. “And 1 have always thought some Boasting of one's ancestry gets them in bad with one’s bored acquaintances, Sore fried belts Eyes sure to Sun, Dest and Fiekly relieved by Muriee S bums No Smarting, e Comfort. At az 3 ee