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The evening world., 1917-11-21
AMERICANS MUST REGISTER
THEIR HOLDINGS IN GERMANY
Ordinance Designed t. Prevent Its
Transfer, Liquidation or Re
moyal From the Empire.

BERLIN. Nov. 81 Cvia London).- The
official Reichs Anzeiger announces tina;
the ordinances dated Oct 7, 1915. gov
ernins compulsory notification to the
authorities OF foreign property in Ger
many have been extended. together with
the penalties In cases OF nom compliance,
to property owned by citizens Of the
United States as from Nov. 20.
The immediate purpose of compulsory
registration Is TO prevent the illegal
transfer or liquidation OF American
property held within the limits OF the
German Empire for the purpose Of re-
moving the same from official control
and conveying its proceeds abroad
These restrictions do not apply TO
such disposition as Americans may de-
sire 20 make OF their property within
Germany. They. however. are not per-
mitted to sell their holdings to a resi-
dent member of firm In this country
without specific permission.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
STATE Of SIEGE
DECLARED ZURICH
TOHALT DISORDERS
Riots Also Reported in Polish
Legion and Thirty Are Slain
for Defying Germans.

corENttAoBN. Nov. ai,--A state
~ sioEo has been proclaimed ~ zu-
rioh IN account Of "dlsturbancos. 4"
according 10 word received hSre this
afternoon.
AMSTERDAM. Nov n Thrco
thousand members NJ tho Polish Lo-
zion aro confined because bf thcir re-
fusal 70 pledge allegiance 20 Austria
and Germany. according to tho Berlin
Taglische Rundschnu to-day. A riot
AT sEcIyrplorno resulted In thirty Of
tho legionarios being killed and 200
wounded.
BERLrN, Nov. 2i.--The Polish Rc-
gcncy Council upon entering ofiico,
SAYS an official statement Issued to-
day, sent "A letter 20 Emperor Will
liam declaring II was It's intention
TO conduct tho regency on lines laid
down in the Emperor's manifestos OF
Nov. and Dec. II.
Tho Kaiser replied he was conf
dent Poland had been called to enter
n new period OF national greatness
and thereby has become an impor-
tnnt factor in Europo's development
in accordance with the western
ideals OF Kultur."
The evening world., 1917-11-21
BOWIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Two-y yea r-olds claim
ing purse $500; Ave and half fur
lOnEs.-'Wheat Cakes. lOl (Troise).
straight $3.50. place $3.50, show $500.
won Little Roy. ITO (Mooney. place
$3.50, show S2i.sO, second Dioscorida,
ii2 CTroxler). show. tS.2O. third. Time,
i.Osl-5. Poor Joe, Portia, 'Arizona,
Garonne, 'Dryer, Supermaid, sDick Mil
Ter. Thamar. BOY Blue, Low Degree and
KokohI also ran, 'Field,
SECOND RACE-Selling; two-year-
old nllies; five and a half furlongs-
Tea Party, 100 (kummer), straight
1890, place $3.50. show, $40 first;
Lady Gettrude l0j (W, Collins), place
$3.50 show S., second; Bahette, III
tBut WelD. show N2sO, third. Time,
/ OF As Vocabulary, 'Cetiva, Tit for
Tat. Flying, Dart, Onico, Tread Light :
~ ID. Elizabeth H., Killarney, Dalrose,
sweet Marjorie also ran. Field.
THIRD RACE-Claiming; three-year-
olds and upward; six and "A half fur~
long.-ZouaVe, lA Walls), straight
$40. place $40. show s33O first; Refu,
gee ia (O'Brien) place 81. show 81, 30
second; Onwa, lO9 tW. Collins) show
l $3.50, third. Time, l2ol-6. Balgee
Fielder "a. Alex Getz Resistable, short
Ballot. Shrapnel. Miss Gayle, Early
Morn, sandel, Radiant, Flower. Andes
( also ran.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
U.S.. COLONEL SAYS 'BOCHE
MUSSED UP MY BEDROOM
Officer Was Working at Head,
quarters When German Shell
Crashed Through Roof.

AMERICAN FIELD HEADQUAR-
TIERS. Nov 2l.-"The Boche Just
mussed up my bedroom" was the way
certain American Colonel to-day
smilingly described tho visit OF Ger
man shell which struck his headquar-
ters.
The Colonel was working In his of
nce" Mt headquarters. a chateau near
the trenches. when the German shell
crashed into the roof and exploded halt
way down the second floor.
The explosion smashed windows
everywhere. and scattered a rain oi
plaster over the coloners bed,
Two minutes later the Colonel wa
found standing on the steps looking
the building over and gingerly handling
some hot fragments OF the she'll,
One hour before the German shell
struck home an American General had
left hts automobile near the chateau
and walked hundred yards away when
shell struck near the car. The auto
mobile was showered with mud and
stones The American Army chauffeur
ducked his head. donned his tin hat
and stuck to his wheel.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
D'ANNUNzIO IN RISKY WORK
WITH lTALY'S AIR FLEET
Poet-Aviator Writes Allies Revival
of Energy and Flyers Efforts
viii Win War.

RoMD. Nov. 2l.-Gabriele dan
nunzio writes TO a friend that he is
working indefatigably with his COM
panion airmen of the Italian army In
most risky undertakings. the results
OF which cannot be revealed for mill
tary reasons. In the letter he says:
Like Antaeus, every time the En-
tente falls 1t rises again with re-
doubled vigor. because 1t represents
invincible right. Thus the Italian
reverse now Is causing revival OF
the energies of the Allies which will
lead TO ultimate victory. Unlike An
taeus, who was crushed by Hercules
when he was cut off from contact
with Mother Earth. the airmen will
be the salvation OF the present war
in their contact with and command
OF the all pervading atmosphere.
soon, with the assistance of Amer
lea, we will be absolute masters of
the air"
The evening world., 1917-11-21
BAZAAR INQUIRY LEADS
TO FORGERY INDICTMENT
RemSen Charged With Part in
Fraudulent Collection of Check
G. Donald Fox Visits Swami.

An Indictment growing out Of the
handling OF Q donation 10 the Army and
Navy Bazaar-w which took In about
$4,000 for expenses" and about 800
for the charity in whose name Il was
hcld-was filed with Judge Mott in Gen
oral Sessions To-day. II charges Fred
orick Remsen with uttering a forged in
strument The check was drawn To Ed
ward 5. Moore. vice president OF the
Guarantee Trust Company and treas 3
urer OF the bazaar, II was drawn by
H. s. Rubens.
II Is charged that Remsen went into
n Broad Street salon with a man whom
he introduced as Mr.. Moore" and that
the false Mr. Moore" indorsed the
check. drew the cash and went away
Remsen Is in the Tombs.
Meanwhile further progress has beer
made in tho District Attorneys investi.
CATION OF the finances OF the Army and
Navy Bazaar c. Donald Fox. ono oI
the promoters. appeared to-day at Mr.
swans office. accompanied by his law
yer, Benjamin +. Stellman. Tho latter
told reporters his client had nothing t,
conceal and had been advised 10 answoi
all the District Attorneys questions.
Mrfi Swami said he expected to finisf
the bazaar inquiry this afternoon. ant
that tomorrow he would ask tho 9ranc
Jury to act.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
new FEDERAL POLICE
TO GUARD INDUSTRIES
War Department Takes Steps to
Take Work of Watchmen Away
From Soldiers.

Washington. Nov. 2l,-Army depart
mental commanders have been relieved
Of the duty OF assigning troops to guard
industries and railroads as the first
step in the War Departments general
plan for cooperating with the States In
a system OF internal control during the
war that win not drain the fighting
forces,
Soldiers now doing police and watch
man work will be relieved soon and TO
supplement men for such duty Furnished
by the States the department is prepar-
ing to organize a special force OF Fed
eral police. semi military In character.
Detailed plans for the new Federal
force are under preparation and soon
will be ready for execution. Men above
the draft age, men exempted because OF
dependents and others which do not
Join tn fighting armies. probably will
be assembled by voluntary enlistment 10
do the work. Old soldiers are expected
to prove particularly valuable because
OF their army training,
The evening world., 1917-11-21
DOCTOR AND HIS WIFE
OVERCOME BY COAL GAS
Score of Other Tenants of Will
iamsburg House in Danger From
Defective Furnace Draft.

Two persons were overcome and a
score Of sleeping tenants narrowly es-
capped suffocation when coal gas, escap-
Ing from Il defective draft regulator on
the furnace, filled the apartment house
nt No. 296 South Fifth Street Williams
burg, early this morning.
Dwellers In several apartments awak-
ened about 2 o'clock choking from the
gas. They Investigated to learn the
source and incidentally 20 awSFe 9TH
nTs Ry the time the defective regulator
had been discovered and shut N most
OF the tenants were in the street
Then II was found that Dr., Abraham
stone thirty-eight. and his wife
Esther, thirty-one. who occupy q first
floor apartment, were missing. Knock,
Ing on the door of the Stone apartment
brought no response, and Patrolmar
Waters forced the door. He found Or
stone and his wife in bed unconscious
pr. staples OF the Williamsburg Hospl
tai, after twenty minutes work with 1
pulmotor, revived them
The evening world., 1917-11-21
PROFITEERING IS CHARGED
To HIGH GERMAN OFFICIALS
Bavarian Peasants Leader Also Ac-
cuses Priyy Councillor
for Ship Sales.

N COPENHAGEN Nov. 2i.-The max
inss of German Government scandal
are contained in an article written by
DR.. Helm. leader q the Bavarian Peas
ant Party. attacking high oficials OF
the Government Purchasing and Dis
tributlng Agencies for private profteer-
ing at the public expense
DR.. Helm, in discussing the sale OF the
Danube Mercantile Fleet. established
by the Central Purchasing Society for
transporting grain and food produces
from Roumania and Hungary. to the
Bavarian Lloyd. a private shipping con-
cern. says the company was given an
extraordinary bargain.
lie charges also that Privy Counsel
lor Frisch. managing director OF the
Central Purchasing Society. who nego-
tiated the sale, has become a director
Of the steamship concern, as has a
high Bavarian official.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
EX-CONGRESSMAN
JUMPS TO DEATH
At THE BELMONT
@. =. Lawrence Of Massachu-
sets Leaps from Eighth Floor
After Writing Apology.

oeorEsN Pattsn wrencs-oeorss
Popular" Lawrence his friends used
10 call him whom no WA a msmber
~ tho National House NJ Roprcsenta-
tivcs s-commlttod suicide this morning
by jumping from an ciKhth-story
window ~ tho Hotel Belmont, l2d
street and Park Avenue
In n note written. apparently. Just
before tho end tho former Congress-
man apologiEcd 20 his friends and tho
hotel management for the annoy
nnce" that his act would cause. He
had many times resisted the Impulse
OF self-destruction. no said. but at
length the pressure" had become too
strong TO bear.
III health undoubtedly was the
cause. Judge Lawrence-he was al
ways called Judge" because n judge
ship was the nrst public once he held
had been at Atlantic City recently
In quest of n cure for neurasthenia.
On Monday OF this week no came to
New York to Consult specialist
Afterward his plan was 10 return to
his homo at North Adams, Mass.
At $50 o'clock this morning Thomas
Burke. hotel detective, heard the fall
OF the body In an arcaway under the
windows of Judge Lawrence's suite.
He called DR.. Peter J. Gibbons,
house physician. who said death had
been instantaneous.
Judge Lawrence had been acompa-
MED lately by Miles Bracewcll. his
brother-in-law, and Mrs. Bracewell
They had a suite on the same floor
near his. They had seen him last might
before he retired and they knew moth
ing OF tho tragedy until they wer'
called by the physician.
Former United States Senator w
Murray Crane. n friend Of Judg,
Lawrence, was at the hotel this morn
Ing. He said that Lawrence had beef
in Ill health for a long time and tina
his condition grew worse last summe
when no was working hard as tn
head OF an exemption board.
The note left by Judge Lawrene
was not made public verbatim, bu
Mr.. Bracewell told the gist OF It.
Included request that the Bracewell,
Mr.. Crane and Hugh F. Drysdale
formerly secretary TO Judge Law
renee. be notified.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
EIGHT DEATHS IN A WEEK
AMONG PERSHING'S MEN
Health Conditions of Soldiers in
France Shown In Table Pro
pared BY Gen. Gorgas.

WASHINGTON. Nov. i1.--Hcsfth
conditions among the American soldiers
In France are shown In Q table pre-
pared at Surgeon General GorEas's Of
fee to-day. based upon reports for the
week ending Nov. .. Following 10 the
estimate percentage Of cases OF pr1n-
cipal diseases per thousand mon Der
year:
Pneumonia. 1855: dysentery. 10; ma
laria. 10; venereal diseases, 1915: ty-
phoid. o; psra-typhoid. o. measles. 3i.7i
meningitis. 10; scarlet fever. 10.
The non effective rate per thousand
for Nov l2-which Is the number OF
men per thousand. VINO on the day re-
ported were excused from duty for any
indisposition whatover--was 3i.6.
Total deaths for the week ending
Nov. were eight. as follows:
Pneumonia. three: heart disease. one
wounds received In action. three: from
accidental Eunshot wounds. one.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
BERLIN DENIES U BOATS
MAKE BELGIANS STARVE
Says Fault Lies With Relief Ship
Captains, Who Disregard Rules
Made for Their Safety"

AMSTERDAM. Nov. 21.--A tele-
gram from the wolff Bureau OF Bor-
lin, the semi official German News
Agency, received here, contradicts
the statement by Herbert c. Hoover.
Chairman OF the Commission for Re-
lief in Belgium, that the food short
age in Belgium was due to the sub
marines.
The agency says II Is authorized to
state that the existing arrangements
prescribe that Belgian Relief Ships
must avoid the danger zone II they
do not wish TO imperil themselves.
At the beginning OF tho unrestricted
submarine warfare. It continues.
some of the relief ships dlsregarded
this warning and were sunk. 1t adds:
Therefore, IL Belgian civilians
starve 1t Is because British selfish
ness drives the captains OF relief
vessels to seek only to disregard the
rules made for their safety."
The evening world., 1917-11-21
BRITISH ONLY nine MILES
NOW FROM JERUSALEM
Points West and North of the Holy
City Are Captured at
Point of Bayonet.

LONDON. Nov 21.-General Allenby' q
British forces drew their enveloping
lines stul closer about eJrusalem to-day.
Kuryetelnat. nine miles west OF the
Holy City was carried by Territorials
at the "oint Of tho bayonet. the official
report declared, Belt Kikla, three miles
north OF Kuryetelnat and likewise abou,
nine miles from eJrusal9m. was occu-
pied by the Scottish troops.
-Four miles west OF Birch Gen. Allen
by reported his mounted forces In CON
tact with the TURKS.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
$50, ,l53,054 FOR Y. M. C. A.
RAISED IN WAR FUND DRIVE
q. w. Perkins Announces OverSub.
Scription Totals SiS,Ooo,ooO-
Sio,5i8,So2 From n. Y. State.

Tabulation Of the final returns OF
the iS5.OOO. 900 drive OF the National
war Work Council Of the Young
Mems Christian Association to-day
showed that Si5.lb3.05i more than
the campaign workers started out to
raise was subscribed TO the fund. The
announcement was made by George
w Perkins. Chairman Of tho Finance
Committee OF the fund. who said the
total amount raised was t50.l53.o54.
He expressed great qualification at
the success OF the work.
New York State contributed tio,-
5is.592 to the fund. This was more
than $500. 900 in excess OF the allott-
ment. subscriptions In the Eastern De-
partment, embracing all the states from
New York TO Virginia, totalled $780,
l0t,O2l. Mr.. Perkins announced.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
Women Drivers Start
Working Tor Laundry
In Brooklyn To-Day.

Thfos Young women TO-DAY bs.
F1n wpfk ~ drivers for tbs ifol.
ani Laundry Company. No ~
Ifesidenf street. frooklyn. and
seven others are % be Birsd I'm
mediaisly
According 20 Hugh ~ Mllisr.
rfesldent Of the company. the ON.
ploymsnt of womsn as drivers IL
made necossary ~ y war measure
Tho quality Of the men who ap.
piled fof the positions 70 replaces
the men called In the draft was
unssiisfactory, he said. They
seemed Indifferent to work because
they expected 20 bo called 10 the
army themselves.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
AMERICAN DIES OF WOUNDS
IN The CANADIAN ARMY
Another Listed as III in Ottawa
Casualty Report-lnjured Man
Back on Duty.

OTTAWA. Ont, Nov, 2l-The follow.
ing American names appear in to-day's 5
casualty list
Died OF wounds. Edmond France. CO.
lumbus, O.
III, John Mitchell. Ypsianti. Mich.
wounded. returned to duty. J. Il.
steohens. Somervllc, Mass,
The evening world., 1917-11-21
BARON Won STEIN IS new
MINISTER OF ECONOMICS
Herr Schwander, Relieved of Office,
Gets Order of the Royal
Crown.

BERLIN. Nov. 2i.--Herr Sohwander.
Minister OF Economies. has been re-
lieved OF office and awarded the Order
Of the Royal Crown. second class, II is
announced officially. Baron Won Stein.
Under Secretary OF State. has been ap-
pointed to succeed him.
Herr Radowitz, formerly Director Of
the Press Department, has been named
Under Secretary OF State. Friedric Won
Fayer. the Vice Chancellor. has been
made a member OF the Federal Council.
An Amsterdam despatch on Monday
said Herr Schwander had resigned on
account of secret opposition OF the bu-
reaucrats.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
GIGANTIC BATTLES
RAGING ON THREE
ITALIAN FRONTS
AustrO-Gcrman Offensive Has
Not Diminished, Although
OnruSh Is Checked.

ITALIAN ARMY IrEADQuAR-
TIERS ~ NoRT1EHS ITALY.
Tuesday. Nov 40 NY the Associated
PressJ The heavy nghtinE which
began on sunday In the north con-
tinues with great violence, centreing
on tho slope Of Montfenorh. Enemy
masses alternate norce artillery at
tAoks with infantry assaults. which
have been repulsed by the heroic
bravery OF the Italian troops.
The battle IL taking wide range
and gradually concentrating on thrco
main fronts. II is not n question OF
gaining OF losing Kilometres, but IN a
gigantic battle IN which Italy's part
in the war. with It's resultant effect
on the Ailios. Is largely at stake.
Tho Austro- German offensive,
which began three weeks ago. has
not dminishcd. but IL steadily I'm
tensifying. Frontal attacks thus far
have failed on the Piave and the
northern Asiago plain. This COM
peis tho enemy 20 attempt TO mako n
breach by one of tho Itaiiap tanks,
as the only resort after the Checking
OF the frontal attacks. This explains
the gradual shifting Of the front 10
three main divisions:
First. along tho Piave.
Second. from the Piave to the
Brenta.
Third. from the Brenta across
the Asiago Plateau
Tho enmy's advance on the Piave
and tho menace to Venice IL fairly
we'll checked after the bloody repulses
Of the last few days. but tho Aus
TRANS and Germans are stll on the
east bank OF tho river, with formid
able forces pressing against this
narrow stream.
Al points along the Piav'
River where the heaviest fight
ing has occurred. the Associated
Press correspondent was told by ON
GERS OF unusual circumstances con
nected with the engagements. Tht
Colonel commanding the Bersaglier
who carried tho day said tho strategy
which tho Austrians attempted
turned the tide against theuh.
In the night on the Cemetery RoaC
II was suddenly observed carly Sat
urday morning that n number o
Austrians were coming toward tn
Italian lines with both hands helC
up. as though ready to surrender. Fo
moment II was believed the fgh
was over and that the enemy hat
capitulated. But II was then noticed
that all the Austrian machine gun
had been removed and closer obser
walton showed that behind this from
I line of men with their hands up fol
4 lowed lines with bayonets and ma
n chine guns
x The Italians let them como unit
: the range was short and they wer
between two enfiladlng lines. The
!. deadly fire was opened on bot
sides and tho Austrians were move
down in heaps.
r II was then that the rout begar
The Austrian resistance was broker
n Al Sega Mil. where tho enemy ha
q a brief lodgment. he was forced bac
y y until he was driven to the brink c
the river and then into the watc
The evening world., 1917-11-21
DIED..
yds.-ANNIr CUMMINGS.

CUMMINGs.-ANNIp CUMMINGS.
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway. ooth st.. wsdnss-
day, 9 p. M.
MULLIGAN--on Monday. Nov. 10, q n.r
residence, 81 New Lawn ay.. Ariinsteu,
~. j.. MARY EILzADETH, daughter Of
the late Joseph and Martha Hall kui.
ugan.
Services private. Intsrmsnt At oonvsa.
ienoe OF family.
RoPER,-oswALD ROPER.
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH, Broadway. eoth st.. wsdnss.
day. 10 o'clock.
BUDD.-JoHN BUDp.
Services at CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH. Broadway, Goth ST.. wsdnss.
day. o'clock
The evening world., 1917-11-21
Tea Party Chapter of ID. A. H. Note'
IN Omit Tens,

BOSTON, Nov. 2l.-The Boston Tea
Party Chapter OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution has decided TO
live up to it's name and dump the
tea overheard" The chapter voted
yesterday to omit its usual teas dur
ing the coming year and to give the
money thus saved to war relief funds
The evening world., 1917-11-21
LLOYD GEORGE RUSH
ORDER CANNOT Be
FILLED FOR A YEAR
,conilnusd from yIr., rsssj

Col hoUss 70 tsks ps~ no, sniy
In ths inter Allied Conferences,
bot IN the Supreme War coVnsiL
with Ger. sllss 90 HE military
sdvissr. There ought 70 be no
misvndsrstsndinu. We hsVs the.
informstlon quits effeisiIy."
"I,uSh troops and ships." was tho
keynote Of Lloyd Georges speech.
Il am anxious 10 know" he said.
how soon the first million men can
he expected In France"
The collapse OF Russia ana the 70 .
verses in Italy. he asserted. made II
moro imperative than ever that the
United States send all the troops pos
sible 10 Europe at the earliest Dos
sible moment.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
Fuel shortage I'm Munich stops All
Public Meetings.

cOPENHAGEN, Nov 21,-All con-
carts lectures and public meetings IN
Nunioh, Bavaria, have been prohibited
hs,ween Dec and mid February. Tn,
act,op is taken because OF the fuel
.hortage, which Is steadily becoming
worse.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
FRENCH DRIVE AHEAD
IA SOUTH OF BRITISH LINE
Bring Back Prisoners in the Region
of st. Quentin, Says Official
" Report.

Al PARIS. Nov. 2l.-"During the night
WE made several successful incursions
into the German lines north and south
of st. Quentin and brought back
prisoners" says to-day's official state
ment.
Toward the end OF the night the
artillery duel became very violent In
the region OF Chaume Wood"
The evening world., 1917-11-21

The funeral of former Inspector John
r. Flood of the New York police. who
died at Palm Reach, Fla, was held at
ST peniss Roman Catholic Church.
Youkcrs this Inorning There was "A
solemn high mass Of requiem sad bv
Rev. Richard O. Hughes, rector Of the
hurch. Many policemen from New
York were present. inCludinE Inspector
Thomas Ryan and Inspector Jane,
Kelly Intermcnt was In 81 Marys
Cemetery Yonkcrs.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
DANISH STEAMER SUNK
AND ONE IN CREW KILLED
Copenhagen Reports TorPedoing of
the Adolph Andersen by
II Boat.

LONDON. Nov a.-The sinking by a
German submarine OF the Danish steam
ship Adolph Andersen. sSl tons gross, Is
reported In an Exchange Telegraph de-
spstch from Copenhagen
one man is said To have been killed
The evening world., 1917-11-21
Hoover Urges saving OF Young
Turkeys.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2i,--"save your
young turkeys" was the appeal the
Food Administration addressed TO-DAY
10 turkey growers, Flooding, o. me
THANKSGIVING market IS tcareu u I'M
mature birds are Slaughtered
The evening world., 1917-11-21

Tho AustrianS were bhyonctted and
killed or captured.
BJRfIN. Nov. n tvia London).- -
The situation on the Italian front ls
unchanged, the War once an
nouncos.
The evening world., 1917-11-21
W..hIngtOn Says spain Warned
All the BelliEereuts.

WASHINGTON, Nov, H,--War De-
,artment officials said to-day that Spain
nrohably warned American avlators not
70 nv over Spanish territory because
snoh a warning had been sent TO ali
helN4erents,