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The Washington herald., 1916-05-07
Would Boost Athletics.

II the stadium is erected at Washing
ton II would certainly mean a big boom
IN athletics in this section, for at the
present time no outdoor games are
staged in the Nations Capital, and local
athletes have to travel to Philadelphia
The Washington herald., 1916-05-07
St. Peater's z; St. Dominic's. 6.

'Batted for Hampson in seventh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
CURB ISSUES STRONG;
SUPPLY is LACKING
Stutz Motor Attracts Most At
tention, Reaching New High
Record-Trading Active

NEW YORK. Sept THE Broad Street
Curb developed a strong tone with active
trading in many issues during the day
Stocks were in scant supply and advances
were easily effected in many Issues.
Most attent on devoted to Stutz
Motor, which rose TO the new high record
OF 70h. with the buying based partly on
Information that application will be made
TO list the stock on the Stock Exchange.
There was active trading in Aetna Explo-
sives VIII ch ranged from IL to l2h.
Mldvale Steel was strong for time, ad-
vancing to 64M, but had quick reaction
TO So. A new pool is said to be at work in
Submarine, which advanced from 37h to
37k.
United Motors showed strong tone,
moving up from go Il to 6l&, and Chevrolet
sold at l9s and 200.
The independent oil stocks followed the
lead Of the Standard OIL issues, with Cosden
& Co advancing l5h 10 1871. Sinclair
rose from 80 TO 3s% and Oklahoma Pro-
ducing sold at e&,
II was announced by the officers Of the
Metropolitan Petroleum Corporation that
a contract had been negotiated for the drill
ing of a new well on property adjacent to
the famous well known as Juan Casiano
No. T.
Mining stocks were generally strong, with
United States Verde Extension selling at
3s% to 39&. Magma advanced from 16%
IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07

NEW yORK Sent AT the start this
-, ,. .,,., so haroiy
mornlhs ene So''o"
steady. January showing decline OF three
points with other months seven points
-. G., Ao,,... ara so,,herr ,n,ares,s
Spo' N'e9 80 -,s, -
sold the near months out purcnaseu inc
distant positions
Th.re was some b,,vin9 for up,own ac-
- -. -. -, uyo,,
count "hhe commission houses anu va"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
Cotton Buyers and sellers

NEW YORK. Sept T.--OctoDer-w.
Gumoens. cardoza. Hooper. Rountree. c.
Micks and Walters bought Brooks, Geran.
Norden. McEnany and T. Siedenberg sold.
December--McEna Montgomery. New
man. Rosenberg and Martin bought Hop
kns. Nordsn. Jay. Keiffer Brooks. II. Hub
bard and Mitchell sold.
Janaary-Hentz. Mitchell. Munds. w.
Gumoens. Rountree. Riordan, Newman,
McEnany and OConnor bought; Orvis.
Downs. Lehman. Kimball. Freeman and
Schiller sold.
March--Montgomery Cassard. Rosen-
berg. Wilson and Hartcorn bought Norden,
Hopkins. Rech. Burnett McEnany and
Smith sold.
May--Flinn and scholl bought; Geer.
Wilson. McEnany and Morrison sold.
July.-Hentz and Keiffer bought; Royce
and Hess sold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
NEW YORK. Sept. L.

wasex
n
to a
a
a
10 n
a o sold by
the and other The market
In spite Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07

The money market In this city continues
70 show very little change when " ls com
pared with previous weeks. IL anytnlnr' tn.
market IL a trine softer IN some directions
than Il has been. The reduction OF tne
has not caused a ripple. a. might have
been expected Neither did the frst OF the
month payments or subscriptions TO the
prI,ish loan have any effect on the market.
The majority Of the banks at present
are fairly well loaned up. as are several
OF the larger trust companies Banks 90
M, oare 40 buy any paper At less than Z
ner cent There are. however, some very
GOOD names at short maturity offered At
sn per cent while the call money rate
Is reported 10 be fairly well maintained ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Kanzss City Railrosds Company initial Of
"a per cent on the preferred beneficial certh-
ssts:.. psysbls oetobsr nsoks close sspism-
ciPstt fsessay Company regular quarterly
HItf3F Oo11r Manufactures Company rer
sssa ss % Is ; % * q
savoy Oh Company. regular monthly q
~ ss ssss S s.s sss. e 4 e .sss ss
ssrinS8s,a Railways I.isht Company. regular
tsy;s ossssss s'' i ssss': j ssss :ssss
f::; ss g 9; ;ssss ssS'i s.s': ssss
sss. s::I.;s ssT:s s;ss ssy ssss. i.s.. e X
~ n - 4[oc4 o. record August 10.
Xu119f 0ood1 M4IQf4cturin4 Company. res.
sss:: & rs ss'' g 's,ssi s''::sssss:ss
ss~e:sy s.s .ssss. ,,sg':' s,ssss..fIs
fo 1lcck - r>eoTd september 20.
5:s 5: r |: ssss af y s:sF' :s s:;
D..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
MONEY MARKET IN PHILADELPHIA
" CONTINUES TO SHOW LITTLE CHANG,
SLIGHTLY Softer Tendency Noted in Some Directo
Trading on Stock Exchange Not as Broad as
Yesterday-Reading and Steel Active

the oficiai rate Of per cent th,r. .
shading.
The stock market IN this city -.
broad today as II was yesterss~
OF the interest here was centeres !. -
lssues-Unitod States Steel comr,.a \
Reading. this being largely due ~ \,
tlvity In the two issues in the M,
market. By o'clock READING touc,.< !,
an advance Of az points.
More local Issues were sold IN Al.
ing session today IN comparison ,,,t -
terday, when the business was pratt
divided between local stocks ana ..s.r ~
shares. Movements OF prices war. 49,
between advances and decIlnea c1
sale Of ono share Lehigh Valley mo,..
more than one point.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
Cnnper Continues Firm

NEW YORK. Sept 7.--continued hrm-
ness is reported IN the copper market by
leading producers and renners. Inquiries
are being made by users In this country,
and there are more Indications OF foreign
buslnees coming Some interests express
the belief that the placing OF loan In
this city by Russia will result in additional
orders from that country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
Sugar Futures Are Steady

NEW YORK, Sept THE more settled
condition in raw and refined sugar caused
a steady opening in sugar futures, and
FIRST prices showed an advance OF point &c
a decline Of . points, with sales on the cal
700 tons. There was q little buying righ
after the call for European and trade &C
count. with some selling for the account Of
leading Cuban interests.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
Spot Wheat Steady at Liver.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 7.--spot vhs.,
steady today with No. red winter 49,
at iis iod. a decline Of Ia; No. 1 No,,,.
Manitoba, lee lid; No. Northern NJ.
toba, las iod; No. . Northern Man,
its sd Karrachi. las Sd; No. Nora
Duluth. its Sd; all unchanged. Corn I.
easy. with American mixed va lo,,.'
los shd. while plate showed a loss \
at los Sd. Flour was unchanged a, n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
liverpool Cotton

LIvERPooh Sept. 7.--spot cotton to-
the basis OF s4sd for mid-upiand. The sales
aggregated 5000 bales. including 1000 bales
American The imports were 5000 bales.
all American. The market for futures
closed barely steady at a net decline Of IL %
IL points.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07

Mayor Smith today signed the ordinance
passed In July designating the Commercial
Trust Company q depository 70 hold active
accounts OF the city Treasurer. The other
three active deposltories are tho Third Ma
tional. Franklin National and the Market
street National
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
BAR sILVER

bar silser IN Tendon today vas quoted
81 1l 1-I9d on 8-I6d
comm<r<l.i bar slser ~ae quoted -
New York today - si@e on -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
NEW YORK CoFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK. Sept. The market for
coffee futures opened az q decline Of TO
points. Trading on the call was active, with
sales amounting 20 il,2bo bags.
The market for spot coffee held steady
with a fair demand and quotations un-
changed. Rio No. being quoted at 10c
and Santos No. 4 at liNc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07

CHICAGO. Sept T.-Covering rallied the
wheat market late IN the session today,
when there was evidence Of an additional
demand from abroad. Firmness in the
position Of the spot article also helped.
Previously there was considerable liquida-
tion and the market was quite weak,
Longs that were not we'll protected un-
loaded generally, and there also was much
short selling. Moreover, II was believed
that additional holdings would be forced
out and that tomorrow's report by the Gov
ernment. which will be issued at the close.
has been discounted, notwithstanding the
fact that II is expected to confirm the most
radical reports Of damage.
There was a good deal of evening
ahead Of the Governments statement. Re-
ports that Greek troops had Joined tho
allied forces, in connection with a state
ment by Broomhall 10 the effect that there
was sufficient tonnage In the Black Sea to
move 2O,0OO.O00 bushels OF grain and that
the total available surplus OF wheat In
Russia was estimated at 400, ,o0o. 900 bushels
had depressing Influence
Should the Cars troops beat back tho
Bulgarian and Turkish forces the Straits
OF the Dardanelles might be reopened,
Advicee from Winnipeg indicated a less
active demand for the cash article there
but Minneapolis reported a good inquiry
for millable wheat. The action OF the mar
ket at Liverpool was disappointing World
shipments for the week, II was though,
would be larger.
Corn also improved after II had dropped
on more rains In the belt and reports of
free selling by large local longs Strong
interests bought in the final dealings. The
market at Liverpool was also under
pressure. Consumption in the United King
dom showed a falling OF. owing to excellent
pasturage.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
FINANCIAL NEWS
TRADING ACTIVE IN WALL STREET:
BUYING MOVEMENT WELL SUSTAINED
Interest Switches to New Issues Many Specates Being
Strong-Coppers Forced Into Promnence-Rail-
road Stocks in Better Demand
HIGH Points in Todav's Financial Ners

Neg York
Reading Cotton and Foreign exchange market u
Price Of bar silver NeD York and England
reported decrease IN bullion ek Canada Steamship Company paid
I 81 back preferred Dividends.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
COTTON PRICES DROP
ON HEAVY SELLING
Southern Interests Liquidate
Near Months and Buy Dis
tant Positions

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
,.mpcr..urss oh M.r, sps sscorded Ia the cotton
BELT this mcrniFs;. Ashsyiile. sti chst.s-
hen,s City and san Aptonic, 12l shrsye-
PIT. yiskbn5E Msriss,sn; ,, Masen' psnss- knss-
cola Memphis. Little Rock Fert smith;
psl Rio. AuEusta, Atlanta, Thomssyille and
yannah. Corpus Christi and Mobile. q;
G.lyestsn. New Orleans and Chsrlestqn, 80;
Eew Orleans, 10 at Galveston, .i2 at Mer-
i6ian and .16 at Tampa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07

Canadians Bid for Big Part Of La,
MONTREAL, Sept lit Ia nov ~.
that the Canadian Bankers Assocs'.'
has offered 20 take $50, ,ooo, 900 OF ths ~,
coming internal war loan. This w.
cided upon at special meeting a.
bankers held here yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
nIyIpEsp xorlcEs
POWER COMPANY

The rsxuar auartsrly dividend OF enc ana
three a3srt<rs pr esat u9<42 hAs been dscisf fsa
W. N Irwin ". DAY. sscrstary,
s,.. wl'-H s,sss sssssss s'sss... .as a wan
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-07
COVERING RALLIES
WHEAT AFTER DROP
Weakness During Most of Day
Results From Selling by
Longs and Shorts

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
CHICAGO, Sept THE weather forecast
i'y Ss hsur. ~ w,....,,--r.v0s,, shaver.
this afternssn or tonlfhti cooler tenishti
WiseensI,o oeteeier and unsettled tenlshtJ
,heN,rs sss,i Friday fsir. warmer ws., and
Minnesota and Iovs-rsir tenirht and
cvQler, warmer Friday. .
North Daketa--fair tonirht. and warmer
south pskcgs-Fsir touirht Friday
Nebrsska.FaIr tonirht. cooler extreme
eest and warm extreme wcsti Friday
kansas-fsrily cloudy tonIsht and Fri
dayt cooler tonight.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
Gin @cpcrfidlufts. ,Snbilanm.


81 Dem % Syo6re loneen 9cItebclt
Der General Gomniiilion ser @e.
merfidoiten Qeuti6lonos, sic Groe
Ocs Sabres 1890 6egriin0et lpur0e,
lfreibt Die 9erliuer nN}orgenpoIt.~
o2ln II. 98obenber 1890 iuuroc
bic General Gonniiiion Ser sc.
iperfldafteu Icutihlono's bcariinoct,
mo an oelnielbcn Gage miiroc aorl
Scgien sum 9oriiscnocn Der neu be,
griinocten aorperidoft aeludblt. Sci.
oe, oic e5nititiition lpic ibr 9eiter BIZ.
fcn ocnnod aiif cine 25.iG6rigcg9irf.
laufcit 5uriid. &orl 2egien fam
iebr Jung III oos Observation-Disclosures.
Gr lit on I. Qc5eniber 1861 qe6oreit,
ut bclitc crit 55 Sabre aft nno iuor
Oamals nod nidt %. Gic @a6l 6eS
iungen, 81 Dloricnbur9 in @cItprclt.
ben ge6orencn Gre9slcr @ciellcn
pnr cin gutter @rifi. 3ic Wepcrf.
lhaitsbcuegitng 61t iih in ocm Der.
iloiicncn @iertelid6rbun0crt gcpall
tIg cntmideIt itnO aarl 2egielt mar
oielcr uncr6orten Gnhpideling elm
uortreffli1er Better, Gin SiiGrer IN
Dem Slime, ooB er iicb niGt pon Sen
Gingen trei6cu lieB, ionocru i6rer
GntipideIiIng Sen @eg 5cigtc.
REORGANIZATION mir ms oic3cit
Dor ctpa 80 SSo6ren. Gos politiihe
Sebcn Der 9(r6eiter @erciniQimoen
itano inter oen ouSno6ncredtlid,en
9eitimmingen 0eS So5ioliItcu &c.
lcBes iiiO NOR 10 gut lpic perni6tet
nur III oen lofalen 8odoercincn Scr
9[r6eiter oie Gin 5ienlidj fitnmcrli.
dies Eaicin friiteten, fIodertc cS nod
bier inO ga oui. llnter 0en Grude
Oes politii6en g(usna6mc @eictcs
bracb Iid5 nm INNER mchr Oie lle6er.
5ellgung 9obn ooB Die 9lrbeiter lpc.
nigitens pirtbiHaftlih uno io5iolpo.
litiih oortpdrts fonlmen ino oie qe
merfidaftlibe 9elpesllng neue 9a6.
nen 6eihreiten iniiiien. 9eaien NOR
einer Der @riten, Ole oie centroliiti.
iHe 5ornl Der 9errisoerb1noc pro-
pn1irten uno sic 3uiamfeniaiiiuN
aQer oieier GentrolUerbduoc in cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08

cs oud i'm ghisloOe 6cieiicl ocnn CT
lit felt 0ent Sobre 1903 internotio-
noIcr SctrctGr Der Gcwerfihoftlibcn
Snnocs Gcntrolen. Selbit Scr &ric9
bat oieics &ertrouen foml 81 eridbiit-
tern Dermo4t oenn sic g(nsriife aus
ocn &eibeu rnierer 5ein0e oilf icine
Geibditsfiibrung iiii0 bon oen Ge-
nerfidoftsfiibrern DER neutraleu
2anOcr frdftig 8urad gelpieieu nor.
Oen. 2e9ieu's StcIllrng erbeIlt am
beiteu aus ieiuem glusipruh: o0ie
@cWcrfidofteu iino sic GjrrnOlogen
oeS Hotionolen s8irtbi6oftsIebeu5."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
fran erIdlieft Nyfarrer.

sherman 1er., z. 5e6uiar.
gluf cincnt 0ifentlideu 9labe iunroe
beiltc 9lohutittag ser 40 Sabre olte
gdptiiteus4farrcr 8 81. eagle bon
6rau 9lnnic 3ouit geidoiicn uiO
mabribeinlicb Ie6ensseidbrlid Der.
uuuoet. 6rou 5oiiIt wclde ctipa fiinf
@leileu oitlit bon 0enniion lebt,
felerte oui Den Yiarrer flint Sdiiiie
ans eincH 9leOolper al, Den Tie in
i6rer 0nuotoibe perborgcn batte.
9llS iie bcrbaftet puroe, erfl1rte Iie,
scr %inrrcr bo6e lie beleioiat. glIs
eagle bliitiiberitrout il scr StroBe
5lllamnlcnbrad, rici Ct aus o9rii1i
mid 81 mciner 3rnu; id babe mlr
itod Gin paar NiniIten Si lebeu itno
mo9tc nidt iierbcn c5e i'd nit in
gciprofcn bo6o@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
9lHs 6em 9nnrren wlarNlanO's nnO
Ocm nngren5en0cn Staaten.

Strenge ltebcriu adbnng.
Inrh S6criff 9iobert 3. @otes in
Spottspillc. 0l0., mo icinen giiiitens
ten E6ontoS $. @arriion uuroer am
5onntog i'm @an5en t2 glltono6ifi-
item ouf Dem 8oi6iugtou Baltimore.
SouIebaro per6aitet, sic ii1 oilf Die
cine oocr m0erc @ciic gcgen sic Pitt
touobil Gerfebrs6eltiiuinitngen Der.
goneen botten. 3pei 9(utomobil.
Geufcr pilroen feitgenoninen, neil
lie permut6liH nod nibt 1S Sabre
alt iino. 9ieutenont o. Bottle bon
@rdiioeut 8ilion's Da9t ,Olap-
flomer" mubte $40 Stroic 5o6lei
neil er iiH niHt i'm Bette elmer
@6aiiicrsaor 6efono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
Wl nicrn NriNrmic-

D}oicrn Gpi0cmic.
Gem Sta0tratbsnlit0lieO Gr, S.
$. 9eunett 5ufoIgc lit in Dorf &oy
cine Moieru-@piOcuie ousgebrodcn
Der aegcniibcr sic 9lcr5te mo6tlos
iiuo. 1r 9cuuctt 1T Der 9lniidt
ooB iufolgeoeiicn oornusiiMtIid ole
&irAen 5dulcn lrnO oiicntliben
Gergniigungspl0be gei6loiicu wer'
Den miiiieu bis mau oic GpioeHic
inter GoutroIle bat
8cfannter @r3t geitorben.
SIN Glitter BON 68 Sabreu lit i'm
@ulbington.Soipitol Or. @liibo g.
Gtbinion, ous &odpiue, Nlo., einer
Der befuunteiten gler5tc IN Wlont-
goncrD.GolntD gcltorbeu, Or. st.
dinion mar idon felt mebrereu Sab
rem frdnflib gepeien. Iie SeerOi-
9llug finoet morgeu, Gienltog, BON
Der Gt1inlou @oBnung aus, III
@uitbcrsblrG itott Or. Gtdiniou
nobu ais Tcmofrat Ionqc Sabre
6inourG regen oftiben gIntbeil an
alien politiihen 9Iifoiret mar &or-
iiBcr oes Oemofrotii6cn Gountp.Go-
mites unO geb0rtc Ser @eboroe Scr
Ma6loificbcr iiir oos GountD ali.
&ielc Sabre iuor or ser Gertrctcr ocS
Gountps IN Scr 2egislohlr.
SpurIos beri6mnn0cn.
6rm Morgaret S'9ricn, oic @ot-
tin oeS IN Dorf, 9o., 9}r. $50, @eit-
Gollcgc-9lOenue, luobnenOcn gilbert
S'9rien, lit ieit Dem 10. Sanuor ocrs
Idwlnocn. Sin Qbeil i6rcr aleiocr
mitrOe am Gonemogo Greet III ser
9t6bc Scr 9omer5' 9riide geiun0en
ie0od parcn bis ieBt oQc meitcrcn
giodliori6un9en noA Der @eri6iuuu.
oclen erfolglos. i5rm S'9ricn lit
felt GINGER 3eit all gIcrpen5erriit-
tng ruo man ninuut an, OaB lie
iebt irgcnOwo fciteebaItcn miro, oo
lie nid)t I'M Ston0c it, ibrcn g}omcu
ln0 gloreiic on5uecbcn.
. 8lntperaiftunG fol9t Ser.
lcBlIng,
Sniolgc elmer inuercn 8erIebilug
Die CT iidl bel einem SAL iibcr cine
@a9enoeidiel oui ieiner 5orm in
@merlou, @orioro.Golutp 5ugc5o9en
bate, lit inn NlorDIanO @eneroI.So-
ipital ser 40 Satire olte @iuiam 6.
aennep gcitorbcn. Ger llnqliidsfna
ereignete lid an SSreitog lebtcr
So@c un0 Gcnncp iplr0c oaroui6in
ofort in cinem gliltomobil in gcnaun.
tcs Soipitol iiberfiibrt @httocrgii-
tung trot ieOob Elm, sic Sen Goo ocs
GCrlugIiidten 1crbcifii6rte.
TcrDdngniSboIlc 9 d)lit.
teufo6rt.
gluBer SebenSgcfobr beiinOen iid
jebt nob gIusiogc oer bcbonoeInOcn
aer5tc, Sri W}drp Goelpu Grornuen,
Sodtcr ser 6ral JtidarO Gromnucu,
81. IN GotonSuilc, iuO Scrr So6n
9oslep, sic beioe am 5rcitag Icbter
g8ode cruitlide 8erlebungcn crIit-
ten ais ein bon Serru 9oslcn ge.
lentter SauOidlitten an scr 9eed.
tlelos9locme gcgen cinen eiierncn
@ortcu5om iauitc Olit 10 qroBer
gSn1t ranntc Der Shlitten gcocu
ocu 3aun Dab sic beiOcn @enonntcn
bcmllBtlos lie9cn lie6cn. Gic anOc.
rcn gbeilnebmcr oil scr So6rt fo-
men nit lci6tcrcn @crlceuuaen oo.
bon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
i5ran n 6. sioniiat nirS Iprcdsm

6rau 9lnnic 2eafin Siouiiat miro
am fommen0en 5rcitag I'M 9meig
~ Der eno1 Erott sSrei6ibIiotbef,
@eii 9aort6 9loenue, nabe 9eutn-
Ion StraBe, einen @ortrog iiber oas
Gbema aNarnlano unO mie es infer
wuroe" balten Ger 9eeinn oes @or-
trags iii aui S llbr 9l6enoS icltgeiebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
glnne 9[rnn6el GountD
gcluann.

0as Scnots Gonite fiir Sicgcln,
welAcm Der 9lntrag iiberpieien mar,
Sen senator 9uoaa BON 9(nne gritn.
oclGolntD an oas Gonlite fir Suits.
weien 5u ernennen beridtete 5por
iingiinitig, 0od enpfabl es, 6ei ben
9erat6migen Der gias fir Sic Gr-
tpeiterluig Der Stooteren5en 8alti-
ntore's Ben Senator BON g(nnc g(rm,
0elGotutD 9cran5ujie6cu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-08
Aud aitdrnery
Gn8lanO'S 9ricgSlcIrcs
tir MINI taIt gcileIlt.
Mt ttigc &sranOerunaen
tn SriessleitMmg geplamt.

Su gsiuiam Sfo6ertion ioa Sic
attioe eeitung iiberuebmen.
gsur oos game Cabinet ioa Elm
sSort orein8ureoeu bobcn. 60
ueriibert Oie vGoilp sfctb".
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
NOT A PEACE MISSION
Presidents Agent Busy in Europe on
United States Business Solely.

arrived here this morning and left at
5 O'Clock in the afternoon for Berlin.
He was accompanied by two secre-
taries of the American embassy in
Berlin who had come here to meet
him.
Colonel House said to the Associated
Press correspondent that many mis-
statements had been published in the
European press concerning the mo-
tives of his visit and that he desired
again to affirm that it was in no wise
connected with any peace movement
or any peace proposals but that its pur-
pose continued to be that which had
been announced before he left the
United States. From Berlin Colonel
House will return to Paris through
Switzerland and will visit no other
capitals of continental Europe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
PAY FOR UNEMPLOYED
Paris Provides Stipend for 79,447
Who Have No Jobs.

Paris, Jan. 25.-The number of un-
employed of both sexes in Paris which
at the beginning of the war amounted
10 100000 has been reduced to 79.447,
according to the official figures gath
cred in the period from November 20
to December IA, 1915.
The statistics show cnat men in gen.
eral have found work more readily
than women. Among the latter are
MANY servants who remain idle.
All the unemployed comprised in
the official lists have cards which au-
tborize them to receive a government
allowance of rs cents a day, payment
being made fortnightly. Ten cents
dav is granted for each child in a fam
lily of unemployed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25

Nickel Plated Electric Toaster,
complete with cord and socket.
our regular price IS in the Acorn
Day sale, just CT EO
Seamless Aluminium Tea ket-
tie. used with inset for cooking
cereals, a Two in One utensil,
s wGFth $3.50. Acorn SIPS
Nickel Tea Kettle, Seamless
bottom, all copper, regular price
S Sa2O' Acorn $1.19
Gray Enamel Ware, a few
pieces of a kind in this lot, your
choice. Acorn t.
day, each
Electric Irons, full size, nickel
plated. top and special cord. a
guaranteed iron which sells reg
ularly at $500, CT QQ
Acorn sale -.--..- y
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25

Grand Auto Race a most in
teresting game for the grown ups
or the young people, all com
plete in fancy box, spe- 2Qr
cial Acorn Day sale. ~
KIipper KIub Skates, for men or
boys They are of cast steel,
hollow ground and AZ
sharpened, pair .......... to-
Black Boards. easel back, reg
ular 25c value, in this 1Er
Acorn Day sale, each. $3.50. AS~
veiocipedes 1925 size, in this
Acorn Day CO E0
sale ------------
Ironing Table. folds urS150
regular 81 value .--- A'OO
Large size Clothes Baskets,
soc value, co.
Acorn Day OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25

$500 AIIover Nets-Short lengths of all
over dotted net. in white, cream, black and
colors. worth up to 500 E0~
values, yd. wv
I2c Cluny Observation-Disclosures and
cotton cluny insertions which have been
selling up to 12c per yard, In L.
this sale, yard. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-25
s. AcornDay Basement BARGAINS

Mahogany Stand Electric
Lamps, only 10 left, each lamp
fitted with pull socket, silk shade
and six foot cord, So ca 0E
value, tomorrow .. PO'&o
25c Floor Brooms, tie and
wired on wood handle, Il good
serviceable broom, 1E~
tomorrow only .... AON
Triangle Cedar Oil Mops, g.
cent size. FREE bottle of oil
with each mop, No.
Acorn special .....
$3.50 Framed Pictures, soc. size
16x20, some in veneer frames,
others with FURNISHED gold cor
ners, values to $3.50 slightly
shopworn, sold '-as is E0o
to close out each ...... wv
Is large size rolls japanese
Sanitary toilet E0c
paper OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv