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A~ccOuntancy Defined.

Accountlncy' has been defined as In.
profession which has to do with the
recording. presenting and verifying VI
facts concerning the acquisition. produce
ton, conservation and transfer u values.
This definition, Ike all other exact denni-
tons. needs considerable elaboration To
convey much OF interest to the general
inquirer who seeks to know the profess
sion and its aims and methods. 1t fur
nishcs. however. u logical and con.
venicnt classification OF the work Of ac-
countancy by dividing 1t into three main
divisions: that OF recording. that OF pre-
senting and that of verifying transac
tions concerning money values.
The work of the accountant 50 far ns
1t concerns the recording OF financial
facts may he roughly divided into w.
parts: first. that relating to current en-
tries. and second, that concerning the
designing and installation OF systems or
procedures FOR recording financial facts
in the future.
Considering first the accountants
contact with the recording currently Of
financial facts II may be stated that
ordinary and usual facts can be prop
crly recorded by a ~bookkeeper without
the aid Of an II the system
Of accounts which the bookeeper is
using IL adequate.
tnusuai ana peculiar Nnanclal trans
factions are sometimes very difficult II
record So that their exact nature Will
Je apparent. IT Is necessary 80 to record
them in order that the rights OF all
parties involved therein may be ac-
curately determined from the evidence
Of the entries. This need Is Of particu-
lar Importance in partnership account
ing. where each partner is bound by
tho entries made in tho partnership
books. But It Is also Of great impor-
lance In tho records OF the sole pro-
prietorship and the corporation.
The second part Of the accountants
work in connection with recording finan-
cial transactions, that OF the designing
and installing systems Inc procedures
for future transactions. covers three
| principal lines of activity. The first one
provides n system of account keeping
which viii! show the real financial con-
dition OF the business at any desired
date and II true and complete cxplana-
ton of its income and expenses during
any specified financial or fiscal period.
The second gives records which show
the exac cost Of each article or class
Of articles manufactured. The third
furnishes plans for organising the hu-
man factors In the business and for
! arranging the current work so that II
may he done expeditiously and with the
; greatest economy in time and EFFORT.
The sun., 1916-09-30
E. A. CORBETT. Wal S. E,ansel;st

. Hear him on New York Going 10 IIeii
so Fast GU can't Scr Il for Dust Write
Tor open dates. $40 West 1874 -.
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Accountant Like an Architect.

The work Of the accountant in de-
signing and installing accounting sys-
tens has been likened to that of the
architect. There can no more he a stock
system OF accounting guaranteed TO work
smoothly in every business han there
can be "A stock plnl of building guaran-
tccd to give satisfaction to every occu-
pant. There ARE. however. certain prin-
ciplcs of what Is known as constructive
accounting, which are roughly analo-
gous 10 the principles applied by the ar
ChitcCt. Tho constructive accountant
must be thoroughly familiar with these
principles and must have "a wide ac-
uuaintuuc" with practical cXp.dlcnts In
the way Of books. rulings Of forms. Of
Ace short cuts and the Ike. which will
make possible the application of the
principles to any case ~ which he ma
he engaged, For example. he must know
the uses and limitations Of the voucher
,ystc,n. which works well only under
certain conditions and which never fails
10 he unsatisfactory under other cond. :
tiuns.
The work of designing and installing
cost systCms is usually lone FOR anu
featuring concerns which are Obliged to
sell their products at AZ low u fgurc
as will insure II living profit. The priu-
Ciples OF cost accounting. however, are
applicable 10 any kind of business en-
terprise. and the successful business
man, whatever his line Of activity, is
one who know the facts concerning the
costs Of hts pducts so that lie may
| know whether he ia making n pront or
mourning n loss on each piece Of work
undertaken.
Tho work Of the accountant In do
The sun., 1916-09-30
Federal Trade Con, m Mission.

The Federal Trade Commission is Of
fer,ng substantial assistance in this quest
70" exact Information. /, has prepared
Tor general distribution two pamphlets
covering the essential features Of cost
accounting, one for manufacturers aud
one for merchants. II is cooperating
with trade associations IN the crdcaNor
20 establish sound accounting methods
leading to a basic system FOR ctcn in-
dustfy. il Is trying TO evolve a s,.,Utiic
scheme Of calculating depreciation IN
varies lines of business. 1t is encourage
ing public accountants to work with II.
Among business men In the United
Sta'cf there Is still much irisinfurma-
ton concerning the public accountant
II his work. This Is due in part to che
ilct that IL this country the professional
accountant OF high standing was aiiGc0
unknown thirty years ago. With few
exceptions public accountants were CN-
pert bookkeepers who we're able - PEE
pare the usual formal statements and to
search intclliycntly for clerical errors.
The modern public accountant IS n prod
net Of the demand for effective serve,
in ana by business. HIS work diners 50
radically from that OF ~" aookliccper
and the proper performance Of his func-
ton Is 50 important In the adjustment
and administration Of business relations
tina. the public should be more accurately
informed concerning the new profession
OF which he Is 4 member.
The sun., 1916-09-30
RELIGIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
The New York Con ention
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Gospel TAbernaele, N. T., Sh Ave. 4 44th 81.
Sept. 20 to Oct. 8 1916

Rev. \. II. Simpson IN chdrEe, NIt-
tins speakers, including; President
Blanchard OF wheaton College: EFanselist
Charles InglIS Of London. Rev. y. ".
philpott Of Hamilton. C'naia, MIR. :.
Gordon. author 81 quiet talks, etc; Rev. G.
Trumhull, Editor OF sunddy
School Times. Rev Jos pm Kcnp o. CAL
Baptist church. ". y; Rev, +. W.
Troy Of iBrooklyu: Mr.. Don -. Shelton,
OF National R'hle Institute. y. Y.
j. II Ballard al Hornet. y. Y. Dr. H..
". Glover Of china Mcssr-. Thompson ~
Palestine. NnHs,r ~ india. Campbell ~
Congo, Hotter OF AMMAN, Loose Of Central
Africa. etc.
Hours of service daily from ? TO 1880.
from : to . and from : to $3.50.
The sun., 1916-09-30

Banker Association Edward Hur-
ley. chairman Of the Federal Trade
commission, made certain significant
statements which deserve the thoughtful
attention Of every forward looking man
and woman in the country. Referring
TO industrial changes In Europe, effected
almost within earshot OF battle, he aptly
characterized the new dominion In each
OF the three great belligercnt nations.
France. formerly the land of highly in
d'ridual,zcd production, now lacks n,cl
and * rapidly developing cooperative.
highly ~systematized production. Eng
land has shaken of her conservatism and
become awake. She has made thirty
years Of industrial progress IN thirty
months" Germany has further developed
her former industrial effectiveness and
after the war. Victorious or defeated. she
Will emerge still more commercially
powerful.
All this concerns us very deeply. We
must check our waste and devotion
or. resources. material and human. We
must extend our banks abroad. In south
America, In Africa, In the orient. IN the
lselant. We must perfect our domestic
businesses. And the first definite act IN
that direction is the acquisition of
exact knowledge Of every Fundamental
step II process In those businesses.
The sun., 1916-09-30

GOspfv. TABERNACLE CHl RCW itth
s. and Eighth Ave-. nev 4. " simpson
Pastor. 1880 4. 81, preaching by Posi-
dent Charles \. Blanchard. Wheston Col
iisge. Illinois. $3.50 l.. NJ, addresses by
missionaries from China, india and Africa.
IS +. NJ, preaching 10y Charles Inglis.
The sun., 1916-09-30

SsVsUNI Madison Ave. and 5,th 81.
Rev. wilton Merie smith. y H.. Pastor,
viii preach ut II AN. Communion 80 PM.
The sun., 1916-09-30

FOR GIRLS AND yOrNG WOMEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y. y.
The sun., 1916-09-30

S'Se"S bro"dwny and I'D ~.
Rev. DANIEL RUSSELL. u. H.. Pastor.
VIII preach at II \. VI. and ; T.. NJ.
The sun., 1916-09-30

81. Luke 'onycn, Ave AMI. ltist St,
W. es"s sTcv ASHTON bl.biiAM, Rector.
Services :, II. >, Ir.n'hcg. "a, Rector
The sun., 1916-09-30
NEW THOUGHT.
~REsBYTERIAN
n BRICK CHURCH

Fifth Avenue md Thirty seventh Street.
Ninis.srs VII! am fierSpn Merrill.
~ FRANK LATIN or Jlneway.
DIR, MERRILL. will preach At and {.
NOON sERNICE EVERY WEEKDAY,
a.3O-l.:5
The sun., 1916-09-30

GRACE CIT ~ ", Broadway and 10Th II.
heF. charles Lewis slattery. u. ~, Rector,
~ II tIhe Rector, \ tI.cv. :, l.. Tyson.
The sun., 1916-09-30

FIFTH AVE. ANn sd 81.
Rev, ERNEST VI, Srlitl.S. H. u. Rector.
NJ. Holy Communion.
- \. NJ, Iishor Montgomery Of London.
S"orcttrV -uri,,N for Irupag4-
lion of Gospel.
4 +. NJ. Ivensong and Address liiectorD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26
s(ntwOrt artf 9O}itt0eilnng Der be
aafuuscn beg ariess.oepartemeuts nit

@afginetOn, 20. Snn6n cHergies Nerangen nadl ciOr
tgcr 6rcaHmng Megfaueru edt bel Gaa
faugm gnOmmcnen Nmfaner b Die Garrannsernug
gerd WldBcig Iette SetretGr Guung mfaue DC
gcgerng acmnf on bic 9gernug Der %ercnsn Staa
in Babe bHnOge rGrnHg ber bic Nbn Garrau5aS
martet
Die gerSffenldmns NOte McrfO 81 Gage ban bic
gernug erct bnge ban Ous @cfed bel Garra oes
@euat g9en @arau5as wn bic Amerner anugreife fails
Fe in auOcrer 9idnHe ais Der Wreu5e id beueateu.
Die Dtc lit in inappen &orten gebaten nno betOn 0a Die b
miung NnwOrt Der Snan5aJ Jcgierrng nr bic Hbdn Opo
mNdn Nnde nno nt Onrd nntergcOnete Gere crartc ro
@rGOcnt gn bprd bemtc AbeHO bic gOe nub Die mtarie
SiaUu nit @Urbcr StOne SenaGOmte fir Slanoe &e5
6nusen nit SnatOr SOOgc ansGim rpnblifaHdn Nseb
nit @prtcr SoOO 6GnsGomitc fir nnsGn0idc Nfarn
3nd GOnicren5 6ie ber Stnn6e 6nerte erfGrtc Sc
napr Stnc bah SiatOn uMhcrprornid nn" ei @rdbent
g9On fir nngebraht eratct ben GUngre bnrd bas GDme
fir ausnOiid an aber Sunb Der 0nse nnO Die eetbun
Sdrc az benadrdiscu G MnrOe bente NbeuO Nn Sauc
QugcSene onf &raOeut NOn bienet @ in ben nadH Sagen
cnRen iro, eiuer ecmenIdniden Sbnng beoer 6Gn
@Otida GongreH ridtn Gr m0 je0od Oien
Gdri ndt cher tbnu bis Die Garrau5asmns Wclcgent gebab
bat, 81 GntluOrten.
cgS6eparement mn6t a0e Hrcngingn bic WUbimadnHg
Der aonagar0c bclenugeu Gnige mcng GOnpagun nb be
reis NnnOesOn enget On nn0 a6ere meroen
a6Iceen SnnerbaIb b nGHn annbbicr5e SnubeH rO
Ed ieocuaS eine ;emd a Orcc g9cgc mnn
0ren5e beno bic Wren5wadc cera BuuiOn
nGrfcn.
@erminus 5en @ereinioten Saun nuO aerifu Ihn
@n6ugon Rmnno Oenn n Der GDHferCnj i'm @en &anc
bc Trngc ndt amS Sapet grad nn6 bas
trubocm mcrfandC gOaFter GeO Nrre6UnOp Wbnug
iencr 9egierung pcni Oah OlOc rim $rn5ip" nit Oem
@ermnnsS Her6ietn Der aeinidamanhcu 9pnbIfcn ciub
fuuOen ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

.n0ie 8eeierung Der 9ereinigten
Stoatcn fam oie Dem Staots.5etre.
tar am "a. Suni BON Srn. gLrreoonoo
inter SnItriiftionen SS6rer 5leaierlins
ii6ernitteIte Wlitt6eiIung MIR oobin
oiisleeer, Dab iie cine formeIle Beta.
tieung ciner obii6tIib feinolihen
Sanolliug eeeen Die iebt in Dlerifo
6eiinolihen anerifnniihen 6orcen
llno cine geitdtigling Der gI6iitt be-
oeutet, oieie amerifaaiiden 1ruppen
obne 4ropofation anereiien 3ii mol.
len ipenn inner oieielben iid bon III.
rer ecoenndrtiecn Poiition i'm Der.
folge Der 3pedc, fiir Die iie nob |le.
rifo aeinnot lpuroen entiernen; uno
Dies trosoen ni1t ilur nidt cine
feinoli6c g(bTbt aeeeu Ole oe facto
&eeicriine iiipoIoiren, ionoeru in@e.
ecntbeil Dem 3iele bienen, Scr De
fucto 5icoierllilg oabci 3u bclieit ii1
iel6lt ino oas @c6iet ilno DaS Bolt
Der Ncreitiatcn Stootcn gegen unDer-
outlportli1c. altfit1noii1e ganoen
oon &ebellen iuib Bliinoereru 5u Ibii.
zen.
Sd bin Oober bon iiieiner Regie.
riin9 initrilirt iporoen, bic lnber5iig.
lide Sreiloiitne Der III Dem Gorri8al.
@cfebt gcuIoHtrn @cianeeuen iiio
etlpoigcn gigcutbuutS Der 0ereiuig.
ten Stoatet, Ons NIT i6ncu eeuom.
men ipuroe. 81 OerlanJcn, mo 5ie 5r
iniorniiren. Dab Die gieeierilne Der
Bercinigtcrt Staaten bon Sbrer @e.
aieriine cine baloigc @rtIdrina oor.
iiber erpnrtet, lpelHen anrs iie cit.
BiiidIogen beidloHen bat itno Dab Ole
&eoierilno Der @ereinieten Stoaten
erpartct, oaB oieic grfldriine oiirh
Bcmisling ocr gcbrduhliHen oIplo.
ntatiiden Sedn0le aenaht tpiro lno
nidt ourh intereeoronete nilitdri.
i6e Gominonoanten. ~
@eri1t umcrif. 0ffi5icrS
pom Gurri8al @efeHt.
San9[ntonio, Eeyas, %. 81.
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Ger @ortIout Der 9ote an
Die me1ifoniide He.
aiernna.


Die merifnnii6e &e-
gierung.
Der Mortlolt Der g}otc an bic me-
rifanii6e oe facto Regteruno, Die ben.
tc an Srn. Sames 2inn Hooecrs, ben
l.9lcprdientanten Der amerifa.
niiden Hegieriing in Staot Ylerifo
iibermitteIt puroe. III Der foIgenoe:
nScrr 9lrreoonoo bat eeitern Die.
Ier 9leoicrung Die folgeuoe Dlitt5ei-
hlne ii6errcidt.
o0S6 bin uon mciner Hegierling
anoemieIen iporocn, Cure @rcellen8
nit ge5ug ouf oeu Garri8ol- 3lpiiden.
fall 5u benadri1tigen, ooB Der ober-
Ite Grcciitipbeomte oiircb oas meri.
faniI6c ariegsocpartement General
SSocinto 6. Srepino gefe6l eeeeben
bate, ni9t 81 geitatten, oaB aHerita.
niibe Sruppen BON @cnernl Yer-
ibings Golonnen ipciter iiioli1 p6er
oitlih ooer iueitlib bon ben Yuntten
no iie itotionirt poren Dorriiden
uno nenen Snpaiioncn amerifaniIder
SoIOoten in merifoniihes @ebiet iid
8u miOerieben. 1ieie 8efeble ipuroen
BON General Irepino Dem General
@eri6ing jur aenntniB eebradt, ipeI.
der Ben Gnpinns Der oiesbr5iigIi6en
Dlitt6eilitng beitdtigte.
g(m %. os. Dlts. riiftc cine aiueri.
faniibc glbtbcihmg, luie Cure Grcel-
len5 weiB, in oitlihcr HihtiIng BON
i6rer Yaiis por, iingeadtet Der obigen
Srores, uno 0ieie lpllroe bon meri-
fonii1en Iriippen bei Gorri5ol i'm
Staote Gbibuobua angcgriiicn. QIls
cin 9lciuItnt oicies @eicdtes purocn
cine gln5abl BON 2ciitcn alif 6ciocn
Sciten eet0Otct lino pcribinoet, lno
iieb8ebn amerifoniidc SoIootcr ipilr.
oen eeiangcn eenommen 80
,Sie iino bicrmit initriiirt, Dem
Dfniitrr ocS 9liiSmdrti9cn ser Sc fac.
to 9icQieruna bic nnhite6eioe Dit.
tbeiItlng 81 iibernlitteIu:
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factO 9fegieruug.
SOIlOampi betric6rn.

nj. Oleritaniibe Gruppen ieuer-
ten oen criten S9uB ouf Die U1itelie.
Der Der 9IbtbeiIing oes 10. Sfnoalle,
rie.Aeeiments bel @arri5aI, ooH crit
ais Die ameritaniide 6orCc. ipelhe ei-
nen SinterbaIt fiirhtetc, in @efehts.
formation porriidte. Qieic 9Ineabe
1T in einem 9riefe entbaIten, oen ga.
pitdn 2eiuis g}orep, Der Gomman
oont Der Groop g am Gage oes @c-
febtes idrieb, imo Der beutc 9lbeno
bon General 9SerIbing an General
5imiton iibermittelt puroe.
@apt MoreD idricb 6en 8rief am
81. SUM gloreenS 8 llbr 10, nab.
reno cr iid in einem 2ode an einem
Bunfte etpa 2000 garSs bon ser
Scene Der Sdlldt beritedt bate.
Der Captain mar idiuer berpun.
oct llno bate einen anoereu perpun-
oeten SoIoaten uno Orei lhlpertDun.
oete bei iih.
4ie 0rei llnpcrDunocten ipilr0cn
bon einem Detodement inter Sieiltc-
nant SenrD ". gicDers, IT,. bonn 10.
Saoollerie.9icgiment uneetroiien, Der
Den 8rief oes @apitdns beltte oem
General Neribine iibcrbrahte.
u dts g1eueSbom Gurri5al.
@efe6t
Gan Slntonio, Ger, %. SUM,
0ie beute g1orgen an oos bteIige
WiIiiGr Sonptqiortierlaeer eelans.
ten W2elOungen beri1ten bon feinen
@eranoerimeen III Scr nliIitariideu
Situotion ouBerbalb Der @ren3e.
gluh brobten iie feline ipeiterc Sn.
formation iber oos fiir5Iide @cfedt
Bel garri5oI.
Sterbeno in Der Miiite an.
riidgelaifen.
Gapt. Wlorep ipuroe in Der @iilie
ieinem Sdidiol iiberlaiien. @r
Oiirite Dem Qurit uno ieinen @imoen
erIeeen iein. Die Orei llubcripunoe-
ten batteit ibn ibrcr gIneobe noh aus
Dem 2odc, IN Dem er Iih periiedt
bate, bcrausgebolt ilno i'm 8u Sieil-
tenant Wleper eetraeen.
glodoem iie bis cttua 8tuei NeiIen
bon Dem SdlahtieIoe aefommen ipa.
rem muBtcn fic anbalten. Capt. 0lo-
reD, Der ii6 tootli1 ocriuimbet wGbn
te. befo6l Den 9euten, ion al perlaf.
fen. 1o oicie elanbten Dab Der Ga
pitdn Dem Eooc nabc Iei ioIaten fie
ieinen Crores.
8ermittelungs Anerbie.
tenbon M erifoim ~8rin.
5ip" ongenommen.
ggaibingtom 25. Sum. Gil
flo S(rcoonOo, ser bieiige @otidofter
Garron3aS, modte 6eute gl6eno be.
faunt, Bob Icine 9leaierung ooS 9ln.
erbieteu ser Wlittel. iino Siiooneri.
fanii9en glepubIiten 5piihen Sen
Ser. Staoten lino Nerito 8ii pernii.
teIn lin @riBip4 nngenouimen BAT.
te. glreoonoo Ioote ieooh, Dab ct bis
ieet mir Sic porldnfiee 9lniidt ans
Der Stnot Dlctifo cr6oltpn Babe, oab
ct ober BETTE gl6eno oefinitiDc Sn.
Itruftionen crtporie Sefretdr 2ou.
iine's Daeimhna III, Dab in Der ge.
eentp1rtigen Streitiroee 5tpiihen Den
Der Stooten uno W2erifo cine Der.
niittcIlna nidt angebradt 1T Ger
Setrct1r peiaerte iid beiite 9Ibeno,
5n iogcn. ipeldeS Gerfabren er ein.
idIoeen iUerOe, uenn Elm formeIlcr
@ernitteIlinasDoridlog geutobt iUer.
oen ioIlte.
u eiie elite Ser gefongcnen
g[mcritoner
@oibineton, 25. SUM. @e.
nerol5iiuitou iibermitteIte beute oem
aricaS Departencnt cine repioirte
0iitc Ser IN omerifnniihen 4apaIle.
riiteu oie IN Dem @efeAt BON Gurri.
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21oti31

O7N GbrcnS Der gOncnSune Scr gcrerOfcrnns
XSC mHS bcs llmbans nnicres gonfeebdnSes sr-
inden mir nm bic sitioc Sidiidt nniercr
SnnOen nnS Oes ulleemeincn @nblitnms.
Bonn muO mad WlOntas, ben 26 Snni WirO Der
sehucilisc Gnsons sn Der gOnf nuO Scm Siderbcts-
9cpOTt 9epartcment an Der GuBette.ShuFen.Sci
i'm uencu S6cil Ocs oebdnOes Icin 9icicr SbciI Ocs
GcDdnScs ~rO ihatiadlid ferts Iciu nnS nIc gemii.
Gnnscu ucrOcn gcmudt iuerOcn, 10 Wcniec llnbeaucu
lidjtetcu ais m6sdj 5n Ocrnriadcu @e66r0c SOrec
uirO sctrusen uerScn, cs SeScrmanu 70 eOmOrObcl 3n
mudcu, ais bic llmitanOc es snlaIen SIS WirO ab-
iOlut fciuc lIutcrbrednue Der Gei@afte tatfiuOcn.
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setansener s(meritaner Oerlanot

soI BON Ben Dlerifanern geianeen
aenonuneu iUuroen
Die glomen erbielt General Sam.
iton bon Dem merifaniiben Goniul
Garcia in 81 @oio. tpeldem ie pom
General 9rcpino i6erniitteIt poroen
iparcn. Gas ariegS Geportement
fQnnte nidt ale Namen ioentiii5i.
rem 0odJiiebeuo 0ie Siite:
Troop &:
6elir Sage, Sergeant 8ollltou
3D.;
6. Q. GIop0. @emciuer; @eneiuer
Sra 8, 6lopo, GfIobona eitB. Gfla-
bona.
gIr6ir Soncs, SufidmieO, @ai6.
iugton ga.
Charles Moribou. @cmeiuer Ser
inaton, seq.
Soumel W3cGonolo, Corporal,
Gpulterbiae, Tenn.
@ia @ibbon, @emeiner, @botta'
uooea EenR
gSia SorriS, @emeiner ahanta
@u
@uis @robonL @emeIner
Sorplouo 8atterion
George @oro. @emeiuer, G6otta-
nooeo. Eenu.
Soc 0Iioer, @eineiner, 8riabton
glIo.
Somes gtofcs. cScmeincr sltlan
ia, ga.
Greo, @iaiams. @emeiner, ct
2ouis, go,
@eorge Stone.
SarrD q See,
ggia &apf
Troop 6:
2ntber gIlcrouoer, @emeincr, Gc-
Ilmbus, 9enu.
Ifegtfonern oas gcrIai-
fen ibres 2unbes Uer
boten.
q cip gort 25. Siui. Sic
Wailitdrbeboroeu bon Dlerito baben
oos @erlaiieti oes 2onoes lcitens
11eritaner aus vmilitariiSben Sriiu.
oen" berboter, gcndB Failagiercn
im0 0ffbieren ocs 9oupiers vgS-
pcron5a BON Der NorO.9inie, Der
bier beiite bon &ico, 8era Gr5
uno BroereIo anlauete
Ger yGSperon3o bradie mebr
oIs 100 Nniiogiere aus meritanilhen
Sdfen, bon oenen ste neiitcn glnae-
ltente ser auierifnitiihcn Gel. uno
9eratperfs @eipllihnitpn iino, gIlle
itimmten onriu therein, oaB Ole
Gage In ben Saieuiidbten bel ibrer
glbreiie crnit gelpeieu lei. ino oaB
Die Siderbeit Der omeritoniihen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-26

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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-06
Manager of Devere
Says Young Giant Is
After Jess Willard

The following piece of boxing lit
erature has been sent out by the man
ager of Bob Devere, whoever he is:
"Out of the chaos arising from the
trip recently made by boxers to South
America, one fistic star has arisen.
His name is Bob Devere, hailing from
Kansas City. This young giant has
been one of the bright stars of the
game for the last two years, his rec
ord of 23 knockoutS out of 20 starts
attesting to his ring ability. But the
trip to Buenos Ayres and other places
in South America has made him one
of the best developed fighters in the
business.
Devere returned to America a giant
in stature. This 23-year-old young
ster now tips the beam at 214 pounds
and is 6 feet 2 inches high. Bob
proved a sensation in South America
where, among other stars whom he
defeated, he knocked out the South
American champion, Rojas, in three
rounds. the latter never having a
look-in. This bout took place in San
tiago and when Devere's opponent
was counted out, the Kansas giant
was given a tremendous ovation.
Devere has already engaged many
of the topnotchers in ring battle, hav-
ing put up classy exhibitions against
Jack Dillon, Gunboat Smith and Bat
Ting Levinsky just prior to leaving
for South America. Bob is one of the
few white heavyweights who bars no
man, and is ready to face them all.
black or white, just so he is given a
chance to demonstrate his worth. 1T
is Devere's purpose to take on the
so-called heavyweight stars who are
persistently challenging Jess Willard
for a chance at the title, and by the
elimination process, work his way up
to point where he can gain recog-
milton and demand a match with the
Champion
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-06

vious year and those Of exports $2,-
76S, 589,34O greater.
Congress is asked to amend the
anti-narcotic law in view of the SUI
preme Court Interpretation of the
clause relating to drugs in possession
and to provide funds to care for drug
addicts through government treat
ment
''To cut off suddenly the supply of
drugs without curing the addict Of
his cravings or making any provision
for the amelioration of his suffer-
ings,'' says the report, sis not only
inhumane but encourages evasions of
the law"
Appropriations are asked to enable
the Public Health Service to prose-
cute investigation of infantile para
lysis and for the aviation section of
the Coast Guard, Authorized but given
no funds by Congress
The report concludes with a re-
sumo Of operations of the various
bureaus in the Treasury Department.