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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-14
CORNER

stall iol, zoe bottle salad dressing, lsc
asc bottle mRyonnaise salad, see bottle 4.
/ Be bottle sour pickles. ioci regular she
coffee, ace hi pure, homemade jelly.
Toe glass. lib. bottle catsup. Toe. stalls
at-as. pot roast, Sc TO 2hc H.. picked
pigs heads. 20 h.; Eastern hams isc 10. /.
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NO. sssp CITATION
TO WHOM TT MAY coTcrrwi


UNITED STATES oy AMERICA. WEST
ERS DISTINCT or WARRINGTON.
NORTHERN DIVISION. So
WHEREAS q iis.i ard p~,iiion vas riea
~ ire District Court % the United
states for ~. Western pisfrie, 81
washinsten. Sor;hsrn Division. on IN.
tMh dar % August 1870. ~ the Ca
madam Pacific Rsfvsy Company. own
sr % the steamship Princess Vie
teris." her engines. boilers apparel
tacsis. furnifure. etc, FOE limitation %
~ liability for all ios.. damage sne
tntury arising out - ~ oceastansd hy
that certain varas. - tho steamship
Princess Victoria" commencing a.
Vancouver y G.. Dominion NJ csaafa
On knsusi 18TH. 1870 at II a'eicck .
m. ard ending Al Seattle. Washington
On August sffh. 1874. AZ about IL
o'clock a IN. whether the same sro.s
out ~ ~ BY reason ~ collision he
tween tho steamship princes. vie.
tnfiA ard tho steamship Admiral
A~mr.ou F" which occurred On tho MORN
ins - Angus, fsfh. 1914 white the saia
steamship Princes. Victoria wss on
The aforeeaif voyage. or otherwises and
WttEHFAH SAID petitioner ard fi~iart
has given stipulation with rood snf
sufficient surety % abide BY snf pss
the moners awarded hv the final d..
efe~ rendered by this Court or hv ar
appellate court ~ appeal inserver. e.
the amount ~ two hundred eishi..sx
thnussnd two hundred snf fw~ntv-fi0s
ard fe-ioo dniiars ffrss. ass Tea ant in
forest tho same being the anu-aisea
value ~ the saif nfsss-.hip "pr,neo.s
Victoria" and her pending freiwhi AZ
the termination % the aforesaid voy-
are
Vow Therefore IN pursuance ~ a rtnnition
tssnsf ~ .aif court 20 me directed ana
delivered J Do hereby cite ali persons
claiming damages for any damage loo.
or injury arising out Of the aforesaid
voyage % tho steamship princes. Vie.
toris" ending at Seattle Washington.
on August 3sth. 1914 wheih- neca-
stoned by tho aforesaid collision Or
otherwise 20 file and make due proof
~ their respective claims before A e
Howman. Fro. United state. Commits.
sioncr. AZ hts office ronfn sae Central
building. IN the city ~ Seattle on ~
before tho 18th day 81 December 1910
at 10 o'clock .. m and also 20 appear
before tho said Court ~ said piar. on
Or before the 18th day % December
1914 Mt 10 o'clock q m. and answer
the allegations % said petition and
nh.i. otherwise thew will he defnuffea
and deharred from participation in this
suit
Dated a. Seattle. Washington. September
srd. 1914
JOHN NJ BOYLE.
United states Marshal sor the Western
District OF Washington. Northern nj.
vision
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Notice II given that tho co-partner-hip
between George y. Candy and d A.
Anderson, doing business as ass New
York Block. city. has been dissolved
Neither partner has the right 20 do
business or incur Indebtedness In the
name Of CANDY q Anderson
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Great
Sacrifice
Farm Land
Sale
Land actually worth $50 to
500 an acre will be sold
at SIS. One of the
greatest bargain snaps in
high grade farm land ever
Offered the public in this
section of the West.

| have about 40 acres Of the fines, land
in Western Washington I am going 20
sacrifice in order 20 raise ready cash
QUICK. Land just exactly like II IL
selling from $50 IN per acre, and easily
worth Il My laad is all surveyed and
lald out In 3, 10, 20, 30 and a0-acrn
tracts. with good roads opened up Its
location IL absolutely ideal. heing APP
proxlmately but two miles from the
main lines Of three railroads. giving #
unexceiled transportation and market.
ing facilities IL has also tho advant-
ages Of nearby good towns. markets
mills, schools. stores. etc. There are
running streams and spring on the land.
which has all been well logged and
closely burned. and IL now ali In good
pasture and very easy 90 clear. Their.
IL no better soil anywhere II IL gen
uine, deep, rich. siity loan, absolutely
free from rock and gravel and viii
produce large crops ~ anything adapta-
Bile to Western washington climate
Some Of the tracts are all choice alder
bottom land, with fine running streams
All OF the land IL located In a rapidly
developing district, with good neigh
hora, etc. N you act quick you can
have your own choice OF any OF these
splendid farm tracts for ONLY t2B an
acre, but II must he cash or I will sell
on terms nj $40 per acre. This land IL
exnctiy rs represented. and IL actually
worth $50 ana up an acre n you want
great bargain In land don't DELAY.
hut investigate this offer ~ mine to.
day ! viii gladly show you the land
any time.
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THE METROPOLITAN


ina Gem potatoes fi.tE owt. delivered
White river potatoes. titGs Alaska TUT
uips. &C. ~. Concord grapes acc basket
Stall 100. EXTRA fancy hams half or whole.
40 - ib#. ground bone. ftc. boiling
beef. lie VI. hamburger. ibs zse; saa-
sage I lhs .Ec
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HOMESTEADS

fohcfsD 10 sAcitfricE sss ACHES
VIII take low as stop Cor entire 40
nefss This property lies well 20 tfff-
rate NJ siumpsl ready 20 start pio~-
tns miles from tosn. with : rail-
roads one railroad runs through this
property. lets - fine water available fer
dansss1ir ard Irrigation purposes. whieh
- demonstrated ~ hundreds ~ ranches
IN nsiKhborhoof Faisins Alfalfa. hos.
cattle. turkeys chickens etc. Decd
market for all you rsissi sood schools
This IL an opportunity that rou seldom
have effsrsc you. and would have 20 be
sesa "a 10 appreciated Decided lard.
Improved. near this property. has been
self FOR e,ee 70 stes pef scfs. same
kirf ~ coil Thsre az. about - sefes
piaSss ara really 20 plant 70 attain.
csn'f afford - pay commission On thg.
price % assats please not snspef I
utn take yoa over fnys.if 20 ses fhfs
rrepefty, ana n not as represented. Ntfi
paf yoaF fare Entir. Ire acres ffae
essh. Address y. O. bos iit. Seattle.
wash
Teaf sesa ifs-ser. homssi.aS.. nth
good sprfns ~si-r
Esr.s.i coed r.iinauissmsn,s. partly TIM.
proved. Al See sna up.
A ssw sost ysoss ranen-. a, . hssrais
aerrs supf. small ulfatsa farms 90 fft %
rsf acre
Fer further rsFiiruisr- eaii ~ ~ as
arees t.egrAfa ceis. Nsie orsf~n.
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10 ACRES FOR $3.50

10 AtKES FON X3DW
fosEsd off land with clay loan soil
easy to clear; In good district. within
driving distance 81 market
Terms f7s Cash. $40 Monthly.
L. J. MARSH a. CO, 1909 Sd AVE.
20 you want 10 acres % volcanic ash soil
put out 90 apples and Erapos7 ~ viii
support family Priced riKht. terms
right v u willard, ii7s 22nd n
BtiY LAND SOW--Best quality soil 2bc
fare to Seattle. 80 acres. 100000 $40
American Bank Bldg. owners
H-O~N~@@~N~.~<~~
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Rent
Insurance

Reaching just the class of tenants-you seek
for that rental property, The Star Want Ads
are the best rent insurance TO be had in Seat
tie, and the cheapest
II your property is tenantless now, let us
put tenant in and stop further losses through
Star "For Rent" Adj
No need to come to the office-just phone
your ad to Main o4oo, The Star WANT AID
phone.
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HOTELS

20 HOTELS
HOTEL OXFORD v,, ~.
JouS STANLEY. Msr Enis,, stsi
l,.S5, ~ ssSsss y ss.S "
81 FURNISHED ROOMS
III Stath. nstwssn James and fsslsf
Dandy rooms. steam heat Ire. bath
and pheas. walking distance men
tise %
rafni.hsi rooms Tor rent sss fsirvi.~
Nicely farai.Ksd outside room u steam.
heated fl4t 81 80 Kss, ass
i1i7 ftr.t az
80 PEI -..s. ., % sg
IS HOUSEKEEPING RMS.
nESovArnp AND NEWLY FURNISH,
cd asa mnfurnishea housekeeping and
sissplaE rsems at v.ry lee rAiss ssis
we.ssrn av
Ms. outside siseplns snd heas.ksepirs
reosu. tass upi iish, linen. bes, and
isBnssf iIfs Naien -
iiaa.stsspins ressns. steam hat Tee
rae nshs. phens ~. tefs nFoesi,n-
Serih rts
uo,sstssrius rcorn. t.te vs.k ara nrt
ftotsfhs absolutely ri~anl large snf
mxht iTif isth Az rhnn- vast re,e
nsss-f safri.hss houses.~pirw rooms
separate entrance cissni bath, fes
sfth rssisr car ussccn sss
Pleasant heu.sks~pins rooms Cheapest q
city Ess, ssss
itaassk~setnx roens VsrY rrasssatls
.-s@@..@1.@~@-~
20 BOARDERS WANTED.
raTrisSss Feesn. ~i,h rseA tasrf ri.
v.ss heus. nsssen iss, are rssisr
Large. hsh,. mont rooms -t;h ee.rti
splendid hsass. rtssni 1ui-f raca~fn.
Prices s-Asenseie Queen krrs itit
W.T. board ons 81 t-e ssrls fsasqnahss
price Queen Anas itea
csiisfsn teafasi. srpsrisnest esr-
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10 STORES and OFFICES
Aia.sa halisiaE. dsss room iiss month
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10 BUSINESS CHANCES
w.sssd--An tfsai wAe esn ,Alns n
soru. simple tnlaa 20 pss.ntf Protect
yeur ideas! th-r may hrinx you wealth
write for Needed inv-stiensf' ana
ssuow 20 ds, Tour raten, ara reuF
Mnr.r- Randolph q Company. r.fsni
Attorneys Washington. y G.
In yoa haxs itf In rash Yeu car MAKE U.s.
By January 1 I; won't coo; ycu any
ihiux 10 call q, room go Lumber Er.
chang. 4 to . m. ara - costineef
s.~9Fd. kiasss. q ths pises foe yeu. OF
H.h.a - -.
fermAtisa ~riis y. o. sawyer. Jr In
riess IS cents
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MISCELLANEOUS

- SAVE ONE.THfnp on
HN Nm SASH Am noOks
We can make Immediate
f1l shipment anywhere from
lk,zzzA4 the largest stock IN the
- West. We marufsrture our
ltkX own goods and sell direct
20 the consumer Quality
llrEN Rhsotu t~iv guaranteed
t.eok az these prices
il4EHl N-panei doors. rs sises ~ 80
Front doors ...s.tssts ~ up
II VI a-pix fir veneer doors. o. rs
-. Craftsman doors ....... ~ 50
cempiets inside finish ~tn.
dow set. ..stts..... ~. 80
outside door frame. I'll IS
Inside door frames .., e.fs
Window frames .s.st. 81 30
tsstixht window A Tic up
WE SAVE rOu MONEY on
GLASS MINORS
q PAINTS nOOrf~n
BUILDING rArER
BUILDERS HARDWARE
Ask FoR CATALOGUE no ~
q n WILLIAMS co.
1913 FIRST Az = Seattle
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REAL ESTATE

Own your own home. It's
easy. Read the offerings in
STAR WANT ADS - then
choose.
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TURNER IN LEAD

While George Turner of Spokane
Is APPARENTLY $50 in the lead OF w.
w. Black OF Everett on both first
and second choice votes. for tho
democratic nomination for senator.
only the official count to be made
by the secretary of state at Olympia
viii definitely determine who won
the contest. Judge Blacks head
quarters confidently claim the nom
nation in spite of the small lead
now held by Turner.
The Wise House Hunter
hunts her house at home. She
reads STAR FOR RENT"
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LIVESTOCK

Prosp~ettss horse baysr. take ne,ie-
~ head % all parps~. horses. ~ s~,s nf
single and double harness. ana several
wagons buxxis. ara carriages To
eonwsne. yes vs az. ansious 10 sell
%. VIII quote q ss~ prie-sl
s,ss se-rnir % matched hays. mare ana
xetdtng. are a. weight s.feo. In.
eiuf'rg harness.
piss so-Tssrn 81 matched BLACKS weisN-
tns i.Tte. are . ana H. Nth
harness.
s.s ss--T~.ra Of eh~ssnats are ard a.
kind ard s-ntis. ard thoroughly
city broka
tsses takes bay horse weighing f.fss.
iitfls stree. sare
US - takes rood horse for ranch.
ts5 % takes coed mare. In foai sound
There are several other horses and mares
Of all Descriptions auf range IN prices
equally a chs.p. All stock mus; Be
as represented. ard q ie-day trial will
b allowed
Take car Al Second ard r.sisr south So
sftis or G.ors~tovn ear. and get off a,
Honry's Packing House; boarding
stables Just opposite seie Sinth av
SEE manager
SEATTLE HORSE NAHKEr I'M
First Auction Tuesdays m
w.in sTst
Delivery wagons ard buEKiss at loves,
srIc.s sersssS wssen e. -.o...-~-o-
10 POULTRY
70 outlets Haired Rocks ard r. I. R.s.
-.s q sss.s - Ns. ss.,..lIl,,o.,o-.,~oo
II BOATS
pai-~d d@@t ~r,fi-~~ ffxs Mar f-FE
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INVESTMENTS
LAKE BURIEN PROPERTY

REAG. EsTATE MoRToAUEs. $500 UP
~ 20 So fully secured. for sale by Jos
y Thomas Co Inc. ios Cherry =,
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q
s0xfaT all cleared, or view tracts 81 Lake
Burlen f2it 10 t2e0. 81 DOWN AND
soc PER WEEK, Wylds. 12 New
York blk Elliott b0o7
Hsgai HeiRhfs lots $500. SIC cash, IS
a~fssh 49, New Veris MT Ell fa-9
N~e4O~-~4~~~~(N~~-e~~
las REAL ESTATE
lovely. new. t-room. modern bungalow
choice trees. rose hedge, shrubs wood
and chicken house. 20 minutes from
business center. Take Fourth nv car
Eei of al Othelio st.. one block west
call al 1851 Garden It, owner for
cash. 1900. street grade Included
Rainier h7fJ
aunken Groom houscboat has been
picked up aud repaired by II. Dona-
Won. ~. a. Anderson. Repairs cost
ti0b n A. Anderson. % Seavicw,
Ballard Beach.
Groom house: large yard a0th n, Green
lake. Rent $500 month. Nelson. i2s
10th n
For safe, cheap my modern, s.room home.
3703 Densmnre nv
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United states Marshal Cor the Western
District Of Washington. Northern nj.
vision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-14
LEGAL NOTICES

~ THE UNITED rTATEs DISTRICT
COURT FOH THE wEHTEnN nfK-
TnIg-r oF WASHINGTON. NORTH
EHN DIVISION
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Hood OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

a10oam str potIntrh for Port s,4Bnm
daily Ludlow. Port Gamble daily
except s'pangor and aillexcept
sunday points on Hood Canal iMond'v
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
ToDAY,s MARRIAGE LICENSES

Robert w. Mclean, 1890 Green st. and Helen
Given, 1890 Green st.
Norris strassman, Newark NJ j., and Beasls
zwillman, Norfolk, Va.
Charles A. Eschert, League Island, and Flor.
enco NJ. Bates, 26i4 s, sartain st. '''''
and Helen d. Kester, 2412 Spruce st. :"
Isaac Fox, e2i Daley st., and Mildred Rosen-
felt, T12 Siegel st.
George Keck, 2O07 Bridge st. and Margaret
Graffelner. Holmesburg.
william Mcintyre, 275 Lamont ST.. and Ger
trude Rowland. 2TO Lamont st
Edward johnson, 223 8. sartain st., and
John Cauik, T2e Brooklyn St, and Martha
M, Holiday, T29 S,,,B BrG8osiyn 8 81. 49,, g.
Williqm M9S5s' Sf5 2252 Kate. st" and corinne
nina IacEois. iS25 s;5, WALLACE street.
s9'e Rel,a 'isGH Biatofr. 72s Pierce st. '''' anu
Henry weinstein Richmond, Va, and Bessie
James i Magee, i02S woodland ave-, and Asne.
B. yarley, 71S Federal 81.
JG9n s5aA5 Mofs sSi n 4is 9Th YsFanso &C. St. and Anna
Carlton T. Harris, Sal Union. st. and Jean
sbsoS nsss G0'SR g %epss BsGGkq ss 4ss Locust st.
Mstyas S@ins MecE III is2S n Howsi St. and Bert.
charles Klfsa M@oousde, @ % Sc2I Abigail st., and Mar
Earet n psyns sSn SS9 59s EpttSp "3b st. and IA,
RzSn A. i'9S %eSver M S'G 5Ss "a Amber st. and Mar
ESx x5,cb sS5 Wdss Gs ssmsT s snS Rar.
kobi. 1914 n. Lawrence st.
Edwin L Hsrshberser Morrif,OEn ysg, p,v,r Pa and
Charles o. Ritter 1912 Arch st., and Barbara
oeorse Te Johnson, S 1918 Webster ST., and Della
Phiiip. 1915 Kenllworth st.
Mcintosh f7i3 Beechwood St
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28

phia, November ~ to u, Mayor Blanksn.
burg already received 7b acceptaneess
The conference, which has for its chief
end a free discussion Of municipal policy
toward public utilities of all kinds, was
called jointly several months ago by
Mayor Blankenburg, John Purroy Nit
chel. Mayor Of New York; Carter II.
Harrison, Mayor Of Chicago; Newton D.
Baker, Mayor Of Cleveland, and George
w. schroyer, Mayor of Dayton. The
American Academy OF Political Sciences
co-operated with them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
TURKEY ISOLATES
AMERICAN SCHOOLS
IN FACE OF CRISIS
Communication With Out
side World Cut Off and
Uneasiness Grows in Mis-
sionary Circles.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.
For a week there has been nothing
heard from the three great American col
leges IN the ottoman Empire Robot COL
leEc, tbs Am srican College for Girls anil
the American College az Delrut, ana scri-
Gus alarm is felt by the trustees and
representatives in this country.
T.. Waiter Roberts, treasurer of the
Episcopal Board at Boston, who has been
acting for the American missionary soci-
eties since the Turkish Government
announced its withdrawal of the capitula-
tions, said that not only is all commu-
ncation with the American schools in
Turkey broken. but that it has been
impossible to forward much needed funds
from this country during the last ten
days
After the war began and the various
missionary societies realized that they
could no longer send money to their
workers in Turkey by the usual channels
the Standard Oil offered its services and
undertook to transfer considerable sums
for the relief of American educational
and religious institutions in that country.
But on Saturday the standard OIL re-
ported TO Mr. ROBERTS tnat IL nau DeeH
unable for the last week to communicate
with its representative at Constantinople,
and that 1t was impossible to give relief.
The uneasiness which this situation
aroused has been intensified when it
was reported through Rome that the
Ottoman Government besides suppressng
the capituations, had determined to
abolish all foreign schools within the
| empire Dispatches received through
| diplomatic sources from Rome state that
the conditions in Constantinople are most
| serious.
Absolutely nothing is known as to the
welfare of foreign missionaries or col
| leges in Turkey. 1t Is naturally sup
posed, however, that they are beginning
| to feel the pinch OF unusual conditions
| and possibly to be in serious need of
| financial help. Besides the big Ameri-
can colleges in Turkey there are nearly
800 smaller schools that are conducted
| by religious bodies
As an indication Of the fact that the
Armenians in this country are fearful lest
| trouble come to their relatives in Turkey
many of them have made application to
| the American Board during the last week
| to have money transferred to Turkey. In
| each case, however that money has had
| to be refused with the explanation that
| the board has no means Of sending It.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
PASTORS FAREWELL SERMON
The Rev. DR.. e. L. Jarvis Makes Last
Address at Bethany.

The Rev. DR.. Robert E. l.. JARVIS
preached his farewell sermon as pastor
of Bethany Presbyterian Church. 22d and
cambridge streets, yesterday, and he VIII
Immediately assume his new duties as
special evangelistic worker for the Stony
Brook Assembly New York.
During his services John Wanamaker,
who has been a close friend of Doctor
Jarvis and has been the leader in Beth
any for almost half Il century, eulogized
the retiring pastor. and other words of
praise were spoken by d. l.. Anderson
an elder of the church.
At an adjourned meeting of the Pres
bytery Of Philadelphia this afternoon ac-
tion was taken on the dissolution OF
Doctor Jarvis pastoral relation with
Bethany Church.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
TRENTON FAIR TODAY
Annual Race Meet Will Start at
JERSEY CAPITAL.

The four-day meet of the Trenton In
terstate Fair, which starts today, will
have one of the largest entry lists in its
history. No fewer than $50 horses will
take part in the opening days events.
The majority of these are entered from
Philadelphia and nearby points in Jersey
Fred A. Upton will act as starting
Judge John a. King as presiding judge ;
Il. b. Allen and r. B. Konover as as
socate judges
The entries for today's races are:
First race. for all ages, 4 y furlongs-
Ogemah, 1876 Leda, 81 Miss Cavanaugh,
107: Rummage, 1922 Ossary Maid, 81 ;
Altamaha 1873; Ivy Marquette, 81;
Louisa D., 10.
Second race. for 3-year-olds and up
ward furongs-NIss Sherwood, 109 ;
RummaEe, %; Apassionate 40; Louisa
D.. no. Alamapa, rs; Long Trail, SO.
Third race. for all ages, furlongs-
Phew, 119; Joey Marquette. 100; NTubbs
40; Herman Doyle, 1872; Ossary Maid,
97; Louisa D.. 115; Mustmelon, 119 !;
Long Trail, 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
BANK TO MAKE PAYMENT
Tradesmen's Trust Company to Pay
20 Per Cent. More.

Auditors who are going over the books
of the Tradesmen's Trust Company held
an informal meeting this morning with
Percy NJ. Chandler the receiver, and
John C. Bell Attorney General. The
auditors are Eugene Snyder and Henry
Borneman They are hopeful that an
other payment to the depostors can be
made within a short time.
The bank has made two payments to de-
positors. one was 37la per cent. ard the
other 1917. The third and probably the
last one will he 20 per cent. The audit
ors reported that they were about ready
70 close their work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-28
ITALY HOLDS FIRM
IN NEUTRAL POLICY,
WAITS ON TURKEY
Overt Acts by Porte Will
Mean Rupture of Triple
Alliance as Modified
Army Joins Allies.
GENEVA, Sept. 2s.

GENEVA, Sept. 2s.
The possibility that Italy will break its
neutrality policy and enter the war on
the side Of the Allies has been decreased
by the apparent effect Of the Creek
Rumanian- Bulgarian alliance on Turkeys
belllgerent intentions, say dispatches from
Rome.
Dispatches from Vienna and Trieste tell
of preparations by Austria to resist an
italian invasion. Magyar regiments have
been sent into Trentino to replace the
regiments sent to servia at the beginning
of the war.
Despite the firm determination Of the
government to maintain strict neutrality
II has been currently believed that any
overt act bv Turkey would mean move
bv italy, which has held both Its military
and naval forces modified for SIX weeks
The pressure Of the anti-neutrality rae
tto, on the government has not decreased
although public demonstrations nave oeeh
curbed BY the soldiers. ,-
Despite the official denials by austria
a. ,s positively known that the Austrian
torcas on the Italian frontier are oelne
.,-onv1, reinforced All Of the regiments
,o,do I'm of troops OF Italian birth or
from the frontier itself. where Italian
sympathy is strong, have been transferred
to Galicia. -,
While there is no change IN the Oh
fetal Italian attitude there is niue douot
anywhere that the date for Italy to en-
ter the war is rapidly approaching. This
is believed not only by the representatives
of the Allies. but also by the diplomatic
representatives here of the German ana
Austrian Governments. They have used
Ali OF their influence TO keep Italy neu-
tral. but It Is noticeable that they have
not been seen about the Foreign Office
recently.
Reports are circulated here that Russia
IN nreparing an ultimatum to Turkey de-
mandlns demooilization. 1t is stated that
the Cars Government has now definitely
decided that. its Austrian campaign be-
ing successful 1t is In position to with
draw large numbers of men to hold Tur-
key In check and that, as result. the
Porte will be given the choice OF demob-
ilizing or fighting