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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
MILITARY NECESSITY
ABOVE PATENT RIGHTS
IS NATIONS POLICY
Federal Judge Hough Refuses
to Enjoin Manufacture of
Radio Plants for Navy.

The arm Of the Government may be
strengthened for naval or military
purposes at any time II sees Mt and
at the expense of any Individual or
corporation to whom II has granted
a patent, according to'a ruling made
yesterday by Federal Judge Charles
NJ. Hough in an injunction and ao-
counting suit brought by the Mar
conf Wireless Telegraph Company Of
America against Emil J. Simon, a
radio engineer OF No. 100 Duane
Street.
This ruling was based on an equity
suit filed by the Marconl Company
against Simon, whom they asked be
enjolned from infringing on their pat
ent in the construction Of radio APP
paratus for the United States under a
contract Simon had with the Navy
Department. Judge Hough in his
opinion says:
1.-THE Navy Department has en-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
STEAMFI11ER, HURT,
wins 5-YEAR FIGHT
Conduit Company Took the Suit
Through to Highest Court, Only
to Have Award Affirmed.

The National Conduit and Cable Conn
pany OF Hastings-o on Hudson. N. T., has
lost fve-years' fight against paying .
verdict obtained by John Brady. .
steam htter's assistant, Of Hastings.
Brady was injured while at work In
the company's plant Aug. Is. 1910. By
the fall OF a scaffold. He fractured his
left thigh. injured his right arm and
shoulder, was In the hospital three
months, and claimed that afterward he
could work but occasionally. He sued
the company for $4,000 before Supreme
Court Justice Keogh, in March, 1912.
and got a verdict Of $40, 900. but the APP
pellate Division sent the case back for
another trial.
on the second trial before Justice
Mills. in January. 1913, a jury awarded
Brady a verdict OF sf0.500. Again an
appeal was taken, but In October, 1913,
the Appellate Division sustained the
second verdict. But the corporation got
permission to take the case before the
Court OF Apbeals on a question OF law.
The highest state court yesterday AZ
firmed the verdict, which means that IN
addition to $40 500. the steamftter will
receive 81. 900 interest and 5000 costs OF
court. total OF $4,000.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19

ably more used than any other weave
Of wooden goods.
have designed a frcck for to-d,y
which is adaptable to serge. and
though somewhat severe in line, Is
particularly youthful. As depicted at
dress material drops in a point over
each shoulder and is In one piece with
a high collar. The plainness Is re-
lieved somewhat by q double line OF
satin buttons UP the front seam OF
the collar. and fiaring points at the
top OF white organdie. Though the
waist Is attached without fulness.
from under the yoke and collar three
narrow stitched straps drop loose to
form a charming trimming. Confined
under belt Of satin. they emerge
again TO offer their chic ends to the
front Of the skirt. The back OF tho
waist whose woke Is curved up TO
within an inch Of the collar line, has
only box plat down the centre, ana
the trimming quality OF buckle on
the belt to lenu It elaboration. The
sleeves OF this frock show approval
OF the front collar trimming and the
strap trimming by adopting them
both for their own use in a most dis
tinctive manner. To make a circular
skirt the fuller, a group OF plaits are
laid on each hip, their lengthenlng line
being In accord with that of the
straps.
A pretty effect to be gained with a
combination Of fabrics such as satin
and serge. or velveteen and serge, Is
suggested at the right. Here velvet
ribbon Is simple and effective trim
ming as straps, which matches in
color the satin or velvet Of the yoke.
Dull green wool crepe would be pretty
with either dark green or black velvet
trimmings. Rose red or dull blue
would be pretty with black. and de-
velop half way dressy frock for
afternoons.
Dear Fashion Editor:
: viii you kindly advise me how 10
make up the materials like samples
inclosed dark blue novelty brocade.
silk MULE and same color chiffon)
The dress Ia for girl twenty years
old. She In rather pale. with golden
hair and brown eyes, tall and slim.
Would like a little something to offset
the dark color. as she will wear II both
afternoon and evening. have yards
25h inches wide Of the silk and 8
yards 46 inches wide of the chiffon.
Thanking you in advance,
MRS. @. v.
In a straight full skirt of your silk
insert two four-inch puffings Of chtf-
fon. Make the waist with long sleeves
OF chiffon gathered slightly at the
inner seam, and at the back drop a
two-inch RUNE from elbow TO
waist. Drop a deep collar OF chiffon
down the back and trim with a band
OF gold lace applied on the under side
along the lower edge. A touch of the
lace In the front of the yoke would
also be pretty. A soft crushed girdle
OF the chiffon could drop one or two
ends. weighted with a gold tassel.
| Dear Fashion Editor;
viii you kindly inform me II long
sleeves of net or chiffon are being
worn In evening gowns? Am inclos-
ing sample of material crosse velvet
embossed ohifron), and should l use
the same colored metz am going 70
have q train which can be hooked NJ
at one side when I prefer 1t. Many
thanks for your help. MRS. w. +.
Long sleeves are worn occasionally
but they are always OF the thinnes'
stun obtainable. For your gown
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Simple Home Treatment
to Remove Hairy Growths
(Bsauty Cuiture)

Two or three minutes use Of a della
tone paste will Danish every bit Of hair
from your face. neck or arms. This
paste Il made by mixing some water with
powdered delatone. After the paste is
removed. the skin should be washed to
free II from the remaining delatone and
| II will be clear and spotlcss. You will
not be disappointed with this treatment
Il you are sure TO obtain real delatope
from your drussist.-Adve
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
PERKINS AFTER STEAL
OF 100000 IN TAXES
District Attorney Conducting lnves
tigation Into Loss of Stock
Transfer Stamps.

In an effort TO get at the bottom OF
frauds by which the State OF New
York In believed TO have lost $1,000
90 In the last four or nve years
through the fraudulent sale OF stock
transfer tax stamps, District Attor-
ney Perkins has begun a John Doe
inquiry before Chief Magistrate Nc
Adoo.
The hearings grow out OF the arrest
last June of several men who are
charged with having sold stock trans
fer tax stamps without the proper
authorization. The District Attorney
wants TO find how stamps could be
sold AZ discount OF 10 per cent. or
more. and where the dealers obtained
them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
seek. 5000. 600 for MIdnu.

Congressman Woodson r. oglesby Of
Yonkers announced yesterday that he
Will introduce a bill at the next Con-
gress authorizing the Government to
pay 100000 to Mrs. William Hubbell,
aged ninety-fve. OF No. 2Ss Riverdale
vention of shells used by the Union
army In the Civil War. Hubbeil was
an officer In the army The Court of
Claims has recommended that the claim
be paid.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
EXPERT ADVICE FREE
TO HOME DRESSMAKERS

II you are in doubt about what
styles or colors become you; II
the making or remodelllng of a
gown perplexes you; II you are
uncertain as to when and where
to wear your clothes, Nile. Lode
wick will advise you.
Address communication 10 FASH
ion Editor. New York Evening
World.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
Original Home Dressmdking Designs
By The EUening Worlds Fashion Expert
Full Skirt Style Will Help
GiDe Girls Graceful Car
riage, but Shoe Top
Length Should Be
Avoided by the Woman
Who Prize S Dignity.

Copyright. 1918. by The Pres ppbiishins %.
tThs New York world).
Though styles ut present are par
ticularly suited 10 young girls. the
task OF selecting them individually is
none the less difficult. Some types Of
girls look best in plain tailored eff
fects. others demand the softer ma
terials and lines. or. at least, a frlll
or 80 20 allay the severity Of line.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
A MONEY SAVER.

From the Cincinnati Enoulrer)
II water tasted as good at night as II
does the next morning we would have a
lot Of loose change.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1915-11-19
BOYS and Youths Sweaters

Boys and Youths Sweaters
All wool Sweaters in navy, maroon or Oxford;
also brown and green heather mixtures; shawl
roll collar button neck model. ar
6 to Is years. Special L.SC
Boys Negigee Blouses
or woven madras in neat colored stripes; also
all white, attached detached collar, French
cuffs; navy, khaki or gray flannel, collar attached n.
8 TO IA years. Special 10
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SaiesSaa.

0crr 3Sranf @ancroft, Sc.
idgiitSiiibrer Der ,9lcbs", febrte ge'
tern nad) iedsm6dpntIiher Abrpeieil'
belt oui elncr peitltten Streiitoll.
nit Ruei Stubs ron niserlciener
SpieIeru Ser beioen groBen 9i9ns
cic GIT letten Soufitag AMI Der "a.
Notwithstanding i'll Sun 6railctsco,
aal., nit eiuem Toppelipicl sim Ib.
idEnb fam, luohlbebaIten 5Iriid mlb
rIso belte Ytorgen ipieoer alii iet'
ncnl Ioiten i'm &altptaunrtler (Sgi1-
gins Slct) 5r ipreden ieiu. Serr
Bancroft berittete einen IN icocr
binlidt briIlantcn Grfolg oes liitcr'
ncbncns mo IL bc5 Sobes roll iib2r
oic GaitfreltuoidJoft, bic ibnt tHle
icincu Spiclern oollelltbalbeu sitbeil
uuroe, lno iiber ieiue oSNngenS",
oercE 9eiiiintgcn uno gIuitreten III
allen St1oten porin ilc ipieIteu, uoiI
Der 0rtlidleit Treiie riibnllid)it amer.
fnrmt pltroe. Soilptiahe lit, oaB alIc
9etbciIiatcn obne Serleeun1en llno
nlit einein id)6uen StiId @elo in Der
Euidle fir Die fonunenoen Seiertase
81 1hitterrt 5llriidtebrelt.
Den beiten grfoIg lno bon be-
ionbcretn SSiitereIie fir Die bieiigcii
,SnitS crSieIte Serr Bancroft abrr
IN Senper, Col, mo CT Glnrenee
M Mit1eII, eiren erittlniiigen linfs.
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surfum Gorbu!
Rdobs: r9suti6Ianb, Seutf6lanb,
i5er aQes.

RtIobiG rDsuti6IanO, 9eutfdlanO,
iiber aleE.
stol, unb mddttg Ioa ettlingsn:
6sut' Der 8euti6en oeutihes 2ieb,
Wo oui 9pttes peiten Welten
Seutitsn Sims Elm 5unte ipriilt.
1dntbar ioll bas Ser3 ersliiben,
Das ben WeltenmsiIter tenntl
0eutifts 2ieb aus beuiiben asblsn
Grins' binuuF gum Sirmament.
Csirsr leifssn Sdte bisnenb,
Wiro oas 2ieo gum WsibeT9pur,
gures Gbores bebre Stiinme
Gum QpoItsl Der gultur.
Ruft I'M tisfitsn SeeIsnerunbe
Bah, mas ebel, rein urb pabr,
Wa6t ben SOrer, tpis BEN Sdnger
gefsr, aIs sr oeitern mar.
Der bas giisn gab benz Streier,
SGuf bic Spra9c, ihut ben 3pn,
Sit Der peutIden 3baten 2sitsr.
3it oes bsutIden Sara's patron.
2abt es brineen in Die SesIs,
Was Die 3unee frpb betenntl
0eutiter Gang aus bsutIcber asbIe,
9rins' tinouf gum 5irmament!
Gs bIei6t gum S6lub mir nod 5u
beri6tsn iibrig, bab ber dubre Grs
fpls nit benz eroben iiinitIeriiten
auf slei1er S6be itanb. Die rieiis,
SaIle mar trob bes unfreunblinen
Reesnpetteta bis aui ben Iebten gllab
asfiint, uno ipsnn bic pieIsn gumms
Ter, Die oos atubemiide @iertsI um
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asiH Gisb ihdrft 70 tpie bu bas giien,
pGrmt bas 9lut,
9Gbt fir gsredisn Straub bds Serj
fif 10 entflammen,
lInb tsines aisoes araft fam llnrshi
70 psrbammsu,
Wis ss bsin fe,lrig' Wcrt i'm 8isni'
BEG Rs4tes tbut.
Su fiibrieit einit i'm aampf fit 5rsia
belt unb Yeitsbn
Die 9oItbeit. beren Ssele bu snts
itammit, gum 2ifte,
Soipis bu i.bt nimmIt 9lntbsil an
benz Wslts.ridts,
Dem b,utfhen aampf I'm Sein unS
Wo6Iergsb'n.
Rein 9isb sutsiinbet 10 ipte bu ben
Tluib sur Webr.
3reibt 10 ipie bu ben Wdnn beHl
Wldnn etltsssen.
="
llne iib.rt0neno pIabgsiHob uno
augslressn.
aakt ielbit bss 2pb.s Grats eri4ei'
nen trausrIssr.
Du bsuti6sS 2isb entfadieTt ben gs
rttbten 3orn,
glls iid bic gDolie itiirsisH allT Der
Teinen Qebsn.
lin bsuiide Jrausn. osutide Ainbet
prsissusebsn
Ges Sunesrs Sta&el unb bes 1urs
ites iharfsm Dorm.
sttin aisb Isbrt 10 ME ou bi, iiiIlsa
iyrausu fIsbtn
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Sm Essssl 1sssmbey Ssfssh1a fiaf
16,apies A3sis NOD bss altss
HeiinatG.

0on gletp vort seben I'm 2aufc bea
Ulonats Te5euber flint Tainbfer ab.
Bic @rieie ,tnS poftfarten - cher
feine padete 5ur Bef0rberuns
naf TeutihIa,o lnb Seiterreih.lln.
anru fnitnebnten.
Oscar Der 3tpeite," na6 appcii.
bagen, Touneritag, Sen 2. Te,ember
Djreoerif Der a(fte," nod Gpperp
baseu, @ittipcf, sen 8. Te5enber.
-ariitianiafioro," ndd ger9en,
Sanriias, ben II. TeBeinber.
~Retp 2(miisrbam." nod Hott.r'
tam, 1isnitas, Osn IA. Ds3embtr.
.Hoorbam," mad aottsrbatt,
9ienitds, ben q. Desemtsr.
Wsan be5sidns bic poitTod,n mil
BEN Namm beg Sampfsrs. g}oit Don
Gincinnaii mub minbsiiens sipsi Ides
Dor Ibsdna bss Datnpfsrs abseihid'
ireroen. gisls poitiadsn, bic i'm Issteil
s(usenblid einirsfftn. bIei6.n suriid.
ir.il bi.,Ap,nis.n neutraltn 9ampfer
iibsrmdbis in 9fnipru4 ssnOmm,n
tperben.
poF padet. ptrbsn
ni1t bef5rb.rt.
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gu i6m, bsm 5aIdd,tenIenter In per-
lab'nen Gtunbsr
LIN Mutb unb Strait gum 5roi: fix
ibr. I0erSenEipunben
llno I'm @sOuio, bic IGpere prii,
flung gu bsitcbsn.
Ou beuti9es 9ieo tpirit emit Der 3els
ben garbe fem.
Die jett oes Qdterlanbes 6lnt'ge
9renjeH tpabren
Benn itumpi Der Stabl, unO nit bem
SubsI Der Janiaren
Der Jriebs ;iebt auf 8lumsnfiibsn in
bic 9erSeu elm.
9ptt Itab bid, Seutidss 2ieS, unr
bsinsn ginoeiiri6,
Der unI're nsus Seimatb einItsrs
itdrtf unb iiGbIte,
9lls 5ipiidsn ansdtidaft lie unb
sulb'nsr S5rsibeit pdbIts
limb ibr 9ebriidsr oir uno ibrem
Sdtpsrte tuth.
gctt iih're sdiem osutfdsn Gsiit unO
Sinu geitdno.
Iyiir ben jebt blutsno tdmpfen unf're
beuti6sn 9riiosr!
1ctt ihiib' RE beuti9eu Sdnqer uno
Die bsutiden 9isosr
in bitiem lieusn uno i'm aIten @as
& terIanol
Der fclsenos patrictiIde Gang. elm
airb Der Wiuie Or. Mirtsrtneper's,
ipurbs BON alien anipdenbsn nit eros
ser @sgeiferins ittbenb ssfunssn:
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bGnoiaen Sdslelberer beS oortigen
profeIiioneIleit &Iitbs, eittoedte itno
iiir ben gincinnatier alub iiferte.
ptitdcIL III fcin Experiment ne1r,
oe1tr er beoIeitrtc Die 5uuriiten bon
Tenpcr nadD San SSranciseo ino er-
icies iid) aili ocr Reiie aIs gPeiItpr
iriner almit bcim @eidIitb. Oas Ieste
Spiel Ser Serie IN Sun fSraneiseo
oe,poun er fiir Die oglmericdns" (ndt
3 5u y.
gcitern berihtete Srit WtolI
n IL, lnier iamnier Sitter Der erItcn
Naie, in einem 8rieie an oas Soupt-
auartier, onb Der @rld ietncs rehtcn
SdntlterblatteS, oen er i'm leeten
Qionute beim SallipicIen erlitt, nie-
Der polItanoig aebeilt it, Sus Der
llnilQ feine bIeiben6e Sdrundlc I'M
glrme binterIaiIen miro urb oob cra
I'D, tiqlid, i'm @erien lmb syaneeu
oeS Bulls otnc oen gerrnglteit
Sdymer5 iibt. Sies lit eltte geod1rIdt.
iiir oen Stub, ocun es piiroe idsncr
iaaen, eiucn pollperthieen Griae fiir
0toilipis Su ft1ocn
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: Hie oelltide stabIproSuttien

- Tie oeutihc StubIproouttieu
I'M Ronat Sftober betriig $1,2l4,.
S55 9onnen degeu 1,174,950 Gcn.
men i'm Septenlber.
- Senrp SberbeIman, Elm 1S
Sabre alter Farmer in @on guren
9opnTbip, SbeIbb gountp. g., itiirstt
ySulniiae pom @oaen irc brot enc
@enid. Seine @nttin 1T Dor Sdred
iibsr ben llnfaII Sem lobe nabe.
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Gmgrober grfo(g,
lluf ben bic Ner. Ednaer
itpI3 iein f5nnen,
Star bas gsitriss apn5ert in Der
Wufifhalle.
ardftise 8Orts pon 1r. v. Is. @iu.
termeper.

gas programm bss lieesrtory,r.
tts, ipeIdts Die Der. Sdnssr ssitsrn
Rihmittas in Der WuiiibaIle 10 msis
itsrbaft aur 3urdfiibruna brndten.
ifanb aans i'm gsiits Der sroBsn osuts
ifen Sell. Die tonaneebsnoe Roie,
;peIde bi, areuber'f6e Cbe .4n bas
9aterIano4 bur9tpsbi uno in BEN
prddtis.n .G,rmania psr3age ntht"
reh5ittert. bic Rots beg ii6 feinsr
9rait bstpuBtsn 9eutittbums. bas
fit bic Wutter 0srmania isoss Spis.
su brinstn 6ersit tit, iis sab bsm acrs
sert asben unb GjsitaItiins. Tds g,-
botent biloete Elm betrlifss 3susnib
pOm otutifen Gsmiitb in 2uit uno
2.ib. ipie "a 70 reid unb bunt iein an'
o.res bolt in Der san3en tpsiien WeIt
auf5awsifsn bat. Die gsfiihIe, psI4e
Dsi mantxm. Der sobr5sbnts lang auf
frsmbtm 9ohen setpeilt, i'm frsrnosn
aano. cine neue Seimaib s.funben, i'm
iitfften Ssr5sn seihIummert, +. ipur'
ben md&tia anseregt bur4 bas beuts
it: 2ieb, 10 bab aqe Saitsn ertlans.n
iinb bic ertnneruHs iib In ,in.m ndts
tiatn 0eiiiblsitrom ergob. Der oas Sn-
tsrtffs bss aon5sn srob.n aubitoriums
BIZ gum leBten 1a!t In Sanibares
Wiirbiguns bes gsbotsnsH mad sr-
bisIt.
Yebsn osm gsiontn Der erniten 3eit.
tucr es an sipeiier Stsle dad Der
Sutnor I'm 2itc., ipelder ipis Elm tIst1
trii9,r Strom bic 5r5sn bsr antp.s
fsnben burdsliibte unb iis rpisbsr unb
ipisbsr au brauienbsn gsifdlsbs5sus
gunssn binrib.
DAP bic stuspabl beg prcgramms
zine porsisIide ,u n.nn.n 1T. sebt
fhcn aus bem Uorbergthenetn berpur.
mir t5nnsn oesbaIb bier nur iurS tprs
iiatiren, baB bic Sur9fiibrling oani.
aiif aIsih.r Sobe iiono. Die uttier ber
trtffli9en 2situns bon Neiftsr eoHis
sbrgDtt iiebsnbe Gdnseridaar tplroe
Ger an 4. seiteIIten glufsabe In pol
Ien Wabe aerebt. Die dtbsrli6e aors
r.iibeit, tpsIde IiG in bem Ginh lisn
Der Stmpi, bem tabtIoisn gtnfeb,n
itnb Der polsn gsberrfhung aIItt De-
tuiIs pfftnbdrie, sins mi: ein,l td'
b.lpfsn Wottrase iino elmer i,br fpiti'
idinen sonItditiruns Sdnb in 5anb.
Gs psrittbi fid .isenili@ bon islbi.
nab bic Stimmsr ipcbI bdIan5irt mos
.rsn iinb feline b,risIbsn ouf R.1nlins
elmer onesrsn 5u itbr bsrportrai.
}rdu JtFis Siralss Waperl
ipslds oIs gipIins SoIitin aufirat.
rib bur4 ibrs srobariis. a.dnii iine
BEN berrIi6tn 9on auf ibr.m Snitrss
fnsnt bds aubitorilm AZ iiiirmifd.n
wsifan bin. sic ipurts naf bsm
areisIsr'Itxn vaisbtsfrsubs 70 lang.
5tildiid,t. bis lie sin bn eapo IN ben
aauf pab; llsbtrdis ipirtiam mar aud
ras Solo oss 5efrn SatOb 1yissis in
.CIb ltplis at 5ome1.
Die pon nediI6sm Snmor une iS5'
iidsr Naibitdt setrcstne bsitsrs gs-
ianesmuis nad5te sinsn geipnItissn
Ginor.id ouf bas gllipitorium. Dis
UpltsIisbtr % aisI linb g., .goIis.
Iisb aug Csiierrsid)1, Der Jdssr aus
Antpfdl3a unb anbtrs Numinsrn bot |
ten sinen iibtraus grcbsn GriOIs auf' |
siIfpeiisn.
Dr. u. q. aDintsrmsbsr, Der ala
paifiotif6tr, edit bsiiifhu Didtsr sis
istr, probsn adsrirsis tpisosfbcIt aus
bet GstIt gsTptodsn. belt tm gsrIuui,
6ts xA0nsstis fufgtnbs sincsubs ans
iprad< IN gsbuHbensr anl ungsbinbs'
1T Rsbs;
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cine ppls 6albe Stunbc ausoebnten
uno oas Surps remonitrirenber 8as
bies nitt gcipeien ipdrs, bann tpare
Is eerdoesu IDEAL geipeIen.
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FRESH FRUITS.

condition ami lower. APPLES, sptzenberg Dbl
ss5o7s s. Northern spy. s25ogS$t Baldwin
81 ,19S325: Gr,.n!ng. t2.259Si: Russet $50
$3.50: common sitoIk2. fsr western. BOZ ~, ~ Z,
EERRIES. Cape Cot Dbl $250@<5: Cane Cod.
crate 5oc4sl 10 Jersey 6 ,-l, ,>. 81 e So 3D.
or standard crate 'ocftl; TANGEklNiLis5S t ga
Port6 rico $iaS245. cal. SL25@$2l5i GRAPE
FRUIT Fla. boz $l8{s,5 Gg n,n N$G; P P3ro
Raj spanish cr2.o. sl404{3 40; Cuban. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
TOPICS OF THE DAY
IN WALL STREET
peport of German Victory
Adds UnSettlement to
the Reaction.
PSYCHOLOGICAL TIME
FOR ADVERSE NEWS
Market for High Grade Bonds
Does Well-New York State
AIS at New High.

There was no chorus 20 explain the
.p63en change for tho worse in yes
,.r6av afternoons stock market, and
,hs talk on the floor Of the exchange
was Of the most fragmentary char
,eter. II one topic had more promi-
r,ree than another, It was the latest
development in the war. Simmered
down. the discussion came 70 con
,,et,on that the British and French
war oalces were suppressing news Of
An unfavorable character. Tho full
ness o. the German claims Of victory,
taken together with previous German
hructins, seemed 20 convince the
t-s6ers that there was IN fact great
concentration Of troops in the neigh
borhood Of Ypres and the Allies were
eettiuc. a: least temporarily, the worst
81 &c. There wasn't much heard OF the
,urresuon, "SuppoSing the Germans
do win the war;" but there were pre-
6.e..9ns that II the present drive
brought them within measurable dis
tarce OF Calais the Street would be-
Cin 90 talk seriously about such an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
COFFEE.

Abou, 50 900 bags o. coffee vsro isnieref on Nav
contracts ard in consequence telo WAS Qiia ailllc
liquidation 3D. May longs, as well . sNliDhl-g I'd
late positions a. the widest premiums 49, Ia tAlt-
ri.r,'I Irdor THIS pressure the market shnt q
lcsriress; tie active p-Iti0ns shower Losses OF
poI,f. early iu tie day. but tie NAY tenders
S,,r.uaily found tlcir way into strong hands, ana
~ tho close the market vas steady WliA Lct losses
II vas thought hat there are stu further notices
70 come OUT but tOday's operations were believed
% practically marx We culmlnsllon on ne Ms} ~"
sition and in the future p-ices Wiz De dominated ~
other factors Europe vas believed 20 have t-seu ug
s 900 10 20 900 bags ou Nay notices for shipment
abroad ami this had a sunu. ailf hnHenee On
ice, ir the Local market In moderate volume. aid
Tia fact that Europe has been a Leap uuJw I'D
Brazil and Is also buying here gives Ar iiiusti~-
lion Of the eHtraTagaat consumption OF coO.e low
going on 81 Europe N connection Win Provisioning
Outside OF the May operations there was It,s
steady and IN the cost aud freight market quota.
lions were vel maintained santos d being QAoie'l
Az IOi.c and Rio y al 7 SOC .t5c Tie local spo.
market was quiet and steady. Win hl0 IS ouIleI a.
Tie warehouse deliveries IN the United States last
week were 200 $50 bags against lhNb35 The pfeFou,
we,k AID l23 900 last year Of the former amount
E,,1,tt, al RIO and sltos last veef aggrega,st
iss 900 bag against Isl Oo0 the previous week.
\ 900 last year and "a 900 TWO years ago
Cearances sad shipments % s',g' a.. btH' h.
carances 100 900 bags. Including 5000 20 tle
United states. 81 900 20 Europe and North Aflct
and 900 10 Cape. River Plate al ~ei coast ~
S,Ih America Santos c.earances. lis 900 bags. 81
Guiding lO7 O00 % the Ulited states. 5000 90 fu-
PCt. snd w,.t coast y South America.
80 Il 06O bags ceaIaHoes 10 Europe. 100. AID
elsewhere 400 baEs.
Range Of prices &C.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-27
REPORTS S25,O68 DEFICIT
Allis Chalmers Co., Hurt BY
War in 1914, Now Helped.

The Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
Company reports a deficit for the year
ended December 81 last OF S25,O6o,
compared with a net profit Of $685. 2l
for the eight and half months ended
December 81, 1918. This company has
been mentioned in connection with the
large war orders recently placed in
this country.
Sales billed last year amounted 20
s1O,323,150, decrease Of SSO4,4ll.
Factory profits were only sl,10l,976,
while there was a manufacturing loss
of S277,7O9. Untitled orders on hand
December 81, 1914, amounted 70 81
SOB 1916, against 3,358,6S4 on December
81, 1913. The report says that the de-
cline in business which began in Au-
gust, 1913, continued during tho early
part Of 1914, and became more pro-
nounced upon the breaking out Of the
European war.
This contraction in business particu-
larly affected the larger products OF
the company and rendered necessary
general reduction IN the operating
cost. Last year the company investc
Sl,745,2G3 in marketable securities,
making tho total investment Of this
character on December 81 equal 10
50 ,607 ,30l.