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SITUATIONS WAITED FEMME

NXrANTED- DAYS WORK. so. ligi
w Orange St. apr30-2t.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-BUNCH OF KEYS on NEWARK
- Shoe Co. key ring. Reward II returned
TO No. 52s w. Fourth ST. apr3O-3t.
I OST-TWO SAMPLE CASES BETWEEN
- Maryland avenue and city line. Re
ward II returned 20 Delaware Notion House.
so. 2O9 Market St. apr28-3t.
T.OST-N EAR OLD COLIIE DOG, DARK
- tan with white neck. Reward IN re.
turned 10 Josiah Marvel, Greenvine, Del.
mRyl-f.
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HOUSE PAINTING

=
JAMES KEENAN, HOUSE PAINTING.
- granting and glazing Estimates care.
iuly furnished No. oil Shlpley street. ID.
& 4. Phone. 3f62W. apr5 cod On.
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AUTOMOBILES.

NOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN Al
IL condition. Call 3406-J. 54s Taylor St.
mar3O.tf
CADILLAC '12." ELECTRIC LIGHT,
- starter must sell Make an offer
d. & A. 4st3-J. 41O West Twenty.second
street or Delaware Motor Sales. Eleventh
and King. mar21.tf.
~ A. MAJ WE'LL NEW AND
ERA[&& used cars Time pay.
GGU - msRt' and an sE' ,bs, 'q S,Is
-VS2as1s-1zI8g 18th and West SITS
G. II. HAYDEN.
apr3-tf. Townsend Del
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FOR RENT.

~, ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT ON POP
- lar street, in Pennsgrove. For particu.
lars. call at No. 2484 West Nineteenth street.
lea' Nieehhlu Ave. may1-3t.
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ELDERLN WOMAN DESIRES POSITION
- as practical nurse Address BOX 49,
Auto Route "A' Wilmington De-. spr2s-3t
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TTEA AND COFFEE STORE FOR SALE;
Il doing frst.class business. under condi-
tions which are always incoming better
Good reason for selling. ruilest investiga-
ton invited. Address SEA, Evening Jour
nal ONCE. may1.3t.
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALE-FURNITURE. RUGS,
l. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. WILL BE SOLD
At STIDHAM & son s AUCTION STORE.
40. IN EAST FOURTH STREET FRIDAY.
NAY g. 1917. AT O'CLOCK p NJ SHARP.
Brass Beds, Enameled Beds Mattresses.
Bedroom suite mahogany. fine Oak Dining
room Suite. Chairs, Rockers. Pictures Tables,
Livingroom Suite DresSers and Chihoniera.
in mahogany, oak. bird s.c,- maple Daven-
port Couch Crex Rugs, Administer. Wilton
and Body Brussels Rugs ax12 and .3xi0.6.
Linoleum Mattings; several small summer
Rugs, fine. large China Closet, and many
other articles. Terms cash.
STfDHAM & son.
Established 1865. Auctioneers.
mayl-3t.
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HEATING AND ROOFING

w Z. WILLIAMS CO. ROOFING.
w heating and repairing Of all kinds.
No. s21 Orange 81. Phone. 5656-W. ian6-tf.
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REGISTERS NOTICE.

~,>->>-->>>->>,~-,--->~->~>
ESTATE or Lucy GLIDnEN BIDDLE
- HOWELL, DECEASED.
Notice il hereby given that Letters Tcsta-
mentary upon the estate OF Lucy Ghddcn
Biddle Howell, late Of Wilmington hundred.
deceased. were duly granted unto Harrison
Worthington Howell on the thirteenth day
~ April, A. ID. 1917. and am persons in.
dehted TO the said deceased are requested TO
make payment 90 the executor without de.
lay. and an persons having demands against
the deceased. are required 20 exhibit and PIE
sent tho same duly probated. 10 the said
executor. on or before the thirteenth day Of
April a. d. 1918, or abide by the law n
this behalf.
HARRISON woRTHINGTON HOWELL.
Executor.
Address Harrison Warrington Howell No
SPA Washington St. Wilmington. Del
april 4-eod-9t
EsTATE or HERBERT D. BELTS.
H DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that Letters OF Ad-
ministration upon tho estate Of Herbert ID D..
Belts. late Of Wilmington hundred. de.
ceased. were duly granted unto Robert II
Richards. administrator. ON the twentieth
dav Of April A. d. 1917. and an persons
indebted 20 the said deceased are requested
90 make payments 20 tho administrator with.
out DELAY. and all persons having demands
and present the same, duly nrohnted 20 the
said administrator on or before tho twentieth
day Of April, 4. d. 1918, or abide by the
law in this behalf.
ROBERT H. RICHARDS.
Administrator
Address Rober, H. Richards ESQ. vii
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ROOMS WANTED.

NXrANTEp-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
w for housekeeping by Young rouple
Address WIG Ecvning journal once.
NTANTEn-ROOM AND BOARD CEN
w trally located private family. by
Young man permanently emp'oyed best OF
reference. Address WIS Evening Journal
ONCE. may1.3t.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING SO PER WEEK. no.
ID 10i n. Franklin ST. apr26.6t.
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QSc oT-PURE CALIFORNIA WINES.
OC Max Keil'r. 800 Z. Fourth ST. m12-tf
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EoR sALE-ICE CREAM CANS. TUBS.
Il motor and push wagons. Apply No.
1iO4 Lincoln ST. apr7-1m.
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MOVING AND HAULING.

HAULING AND MOVING BY AUTO.
II Phone, d. S A.. 1873. apr25-2wks.
The evening world., 1917-11-27
ITALIANS WIN
A BIG BATTLE IN
5RENTA VALLEY
Continued from First Page)

Below united In tho mountainous zone
between the Piave and the Brenta
Rivers have made desperate effort
To break through the line, awaiting
themselves Of their enormous re-
serves. estimated al twenty divisions,
easily shifted. With large forces hid
den in the thickness OF the forests. at
ono point a small patrol composed Of
Prussian soldiers with machine guns
was sent forward 10 gather InforIua-
ton and prepare the attack.
I'm fact, after short while the Aus
tro-Germans appeared In thick waves
and delivered furious assault against
our positions. AZ the outset OF the at
tack ono OF our officers was wounded
by an explosive bullet Tho soldiers.
wishing to avengc him launched them.
selves forward with the bayonot with
such violence that all tho Austro- Ger
mans who had reached our line were
wiped out with the exception Of one
who, taking off his coat, fed shouting.
~ am an Alsatian" The enemy re-
newcd his efforts and delivered attack
after attack with unabnted fury and
our wounded officer remained forty
eight hours at his place directing his
counter attacks.
"rho Regina brigade for eight con p
secutive days and nights Sustained
the brunt OF score OF actions, bear
ing temperature OF ten degrees be-
low the freezing point Some enemy
outposts, during the confusion OF the
struggle, fought among themselves,
so the 3lst Landsturm during an ac-
tion near Monte Flor fought from
the evening until dawn against other
Austro- troops, which were
totally decimated."
The evening world., 1917-11-27
SIX U BOATS SUNK IN 4 DAYS,
JUSSERAbD ANNOUNCES
you'll Be Glad 10 Hear the Good
News From the Sea-" Says Am
bassador at Hero Land.

We'll. boys, you'll be glad 10 hear
the good nows from the sea-" Am
baASador Jusserand said. turning to
group Of French officers and
American sailors at the Hero Land
bazaar at the Grand Central Palaces
last night. We have sunk six Ger
man submarines in the last tou
days"
Capt. Richard Haigh Of the British
Army told of the invention OF a now
tank which he said would DC factoi
In the war lie said:
Expecting that the war will last
five years longer, at least. tho British
are now pertecting new style OF
tank which, when produced next year
viii create IA marked change in what
ever situation may then DO existing
The enomy can never stop oul
honored British tank"
The evening world., 1917-11-27
BOWIE WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-Claimlng tHo-yesr-
olds five and a half turlonEs.-Wheat
Cakes, t0S on, Rowan straight SIS. 20
place $3.50 show i?7O, won; Jane
Mary, i0i (Nallsl, place So, show Si,lO,
second Heather Belle, i03 (Kummcr)
show, s.. third, Time, i.OT 3-5. star
wort. Ruthle NJ, Ormos Matoaka,
Pinafore %. VIII Soon, Lady Small,
CeltlvA and Sabretash also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling; three-year-
olds and upward; six and one half fur
Straight $3.50 place ,aio show uA,SH ts so
first; Incog, lOl tTrosel, place 81 so
show $3.50, second; Josefna Xurato. lO(
(Kummer). show N20 third. Time
20 IS. Between Us. River Pirate. Corr
Broom. Peter jay, Milkman. also ran.
THIRD RACE-Thr e-year-olds and
upward; mile and sixteenth. -WliC
Thyme, i0S (M. Rowan, stright sis
place SO. show $50, frat; Little Eng
land ia (OberO, place fs5 40 show
1880. second; 'King Hamburg III
tRice). show IS. third Time--I'SO &
MaXlms Choice Blue Thistle. Rul,
oliver. Richard LanEdcn, Old Pop
'Tlukle Bell. 'lllckoynut KIngiand 2d
Frea, 'Resistable Preston Lynn ais,
FOURTH RACE Autumn Consola
tian Handicap; an ages; one mile
Shooting star, lO9 tAmbrose). straIKh
$40 place $40. show Ss, first
Woodstone. lo2 "a. coilinS. plac,
Ss3O, show $500 second; Julialcor
llsgt Buxton. show SijO. third. Time
'.t2 10. sandal. sweep Up, Secon,
Game Cock sixteen to one. also ran
The evening world., 1917-11-27
GERMAN OFFICERS
IN PETROGRAD AID
DOLSHEV|K REGIME
Acting in Advisory Capacity
10 NikOlai Ienine.
the Premier.

LoNpOS. 'Nov 81 informa IN
was received here to-day from P'tro.
Erad that q numb'r of German staff
officers have arrived horo and are
acting In an adysory capacity 20
NIcolai Lcnlns the Holahoylk Premier.
No details were available. Tho In
formation. however. follows reports
during the last few days that quarter
master General Ludendorfr had been
detached from the German front and
sent forth 20 negotiate with tho Hus
SLAMS.
WASHINGTON. Nov a7.--The
American Consul at TINS to-day re-
ported establishment Of the new Gov
eminent In the Caucasus as "A protest
against anarchy In Russia. His re-
port contained few details, but In
dicated that the mon In the new move
ment were Of the conservative ole
ment and were determined to do what
they could to hold back from their
part OF Russia the waves ot disorder.
The governing power has been placed
in an Assembly Of thirty-slN men.
No direct news comes from Pet
roErad to-day. but from sweden
reports were received that indicated
that cadets have manifested their
sympathy for Gen. Ksledines. Con-
ditIons In Finland are reported
threatened with new complications by
the probable renewal OF a general
strike. The food shortage is becom-
ing more acute.
No special instructions have been
sent to Ambassador Francis. and II
was indicated at the state Depart
ment that his acts In Petrograd
would be governed largely by his
own judgment, and that even his
departure from Petrograd in case OF
emergency would not be a question
OF instruction from Washington but
one for his own decision.
The evening world., 1917-11-27
FRENCH ROUNDUP
GAINS MADE IN RAID
ON VERDUN FRONT
Overcome the Resistance ot
German, still Holding Out
Near Hill IiI.

rAfts SOY e The French last
nlrbt oy,rcanr 'hc realatancs n der
mans stli holding out on iho field Of
operations ~ Tho French attack On
tIo verdIn front sunday. aays to-
d,yA ofnnIo. report Following u tho
tcSt NJ tho war office report
Active artillery fighting ia under
way north u tho Alsne. In tho Fsc-
tor between Filaln and PinOn.
In Champagne one ~ our dctarh-
m'nis last night penetrated German
trenches north Of Prunay After hlv-
ing explored the positions. destroyed
shelters and captured materials, our
men returned TO their own lines with
out losses. This morning we made a
successful raid west Of Tahurc.
"On the right bank Of the Mcuse
Wcrdun fronD VIC carried out with
success last night an operation In
detail north OF nm 344. We reduced
a point OF resistance, rounding out tho
gains obtained on Sunday afternoon.
ON the left bank Of the river patrol
action near liethincourt enabled US o.
take prisoners, including an officer.
In Lorraine, northeast OF Nomcny.
We made raid and brought bacl,
prisoners"
The evening world., 1917-11-27
KICK TAKEN OUT OF BEER
BY ORDER OF WILSON
Alcohol in the Brew Is Cut 10 ;
Per Cent. and 30 Per Cent.
of Grain Saved.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27.-A lot Of
The kick is to be taken out Of beer.
President Wilson. on the rscommen-
dalton Of Food Administrator Hoover.
has ordered that the alcoholic content
OF beer be reduced to per cent. max
imum.
The present dynamic content OF beer
is or l-2 per cent, and the reduc-
ton is going to make II seem tame TO
those who like a little punch In their
brew.
The President also has ordered that
the volume OF grain used in brewing
be cut TO approximately 10 per cent.
OF the amount formerly used. The
grand total Of the brew viii conse
quently remain substantially the
same
The evening world., 1917-11-27
BRITISH MAKE NEW
GAINS ON CAMBRIA
FRONT At FONTAINE
tContinued from First Paccl

In the last few days had made thIs sec.
ton u the line virtually untenabl,
and the Germans were forced 10 with.
draw when pressed by a new attack
The fight for Bourbon Wool ana
village will long be remembered n,
one OF the most bitterly contested and
sanguinary yet fought along the Brit
ish front In France. American ofi,ccr,
visiting the Cnmbral sector have been
thrilled Of this renewal OF old type
warfare and with one accord say:
That's tho kind OF fighting Ameri.
can troops would like to be in. for
you are In the open whcro you can get
at the enemy with cold steel"
The Germans have been concentrat-
ing all efforts in the attempt TO oust
the British from this elevation, whicn
Is vital for the enemy "a hold II he is
60 maintain himself In the present po-
sitlons farther north and northwest.
The British have clung tenaciouSly
TO Bourbon Wood. defended partly by
Tanks, which have taken positions at
advantageous locations, from which
they can work their guns FontAine
Notro Dame was being hard pressed
by the British at latest reports
Throughout yesterday this hamlet re %
NAMED unmolosted. for II in no way
hampered tho operations about Bour-
lon Wood
In certain British casualty clear-
ing station on tho CRmbrai front
there has been working for several
days a well known New York surgeon,
who belongs TO the American Medical
Corps and who volunteered his SER
vices for tho present battle. Most OF
his work has been done among tho
German prisoners. who have come "a
look upon this big cheerful officer as
almost suporhuman because of sew.
cral remarkable operations ho has
performed. The Germans all sweai
by the big American" and treat hin
With utmost Difference.
II fell to the lot OF this surgeon &c
operate upon German who had lel'
the Russian front only thrty-sh
hours before He was among the re
inforcements rushed from tho East
II took him twtnty-four hours to gc
into the bntue before Cambral an,
twelve hours later ne MAS a prisoner
M a british clearing station.
The evening world., 1917-11-27
WOMEN SPENT S279,174
TO WIN BALLOT IN STATE
Hal Campaign Fund Of S}O4, 49,
Anii-SullragiStS Received and
Expended $3.50

ALBANY. n. Y. Nov. 21-EIcction
expense statements ~ tho state Woman
suffrage Party. showing expenditures
Of S212.l7i. and OF the state Party Op-
posed to Womnn's Suffrage showing re-
ceipts and disbursements OF SIS .93i. we're
filed with the Secretary Of state to-day.
The Suffrage Party recorded receipts Of
i3Qii5? The largest contributor was
Mrs. lmcvone Thomas. $3.50. other
contributions included Mrs. Thomas W.
Lamont $500: John j. Lapham. 5000:
ilerbcr; Parsons and Conservation Com
missioner Georg" -. Pratt. Sl.Ooo
Among the largest contributors 10 the
Anti-Sunrsgo Campaign were +. l.. and
T. Stctson and Herbert Satterlee. 81 ,OOO
each; James u. Ford. Miss Jennings.
Mrs. ,rthur NJ Dodge. Mrs. Fritz
Aches, Mrs. Herbert Sat'crlcc. cO0
each
The evening world., 1917-11-27
This CaRadiHH soldier. a RsssIsn. II
Real Fighter.

TORONTO. Ont. Nov. T.-The Vic-
toria Cross has been awarded Corpl.
Filip Konowsl Russian, who enlisted
with :he Canadian forces IN Ottawa.
Single handed he killed ten Germans in
a cellar, Later he captured machine
gun which was holding up an advance.
killin tho crew and bringing the KUN
back e. his own lines, Next day he at
tackled another machine gun posit'on
unaided, killed three ~ the crew and
destroyed the gun with explosives
The evening world., 1917-11-27
TROOPS ROUND OUT GAINS MADE ON VERDUN FRONT
America WIN Need
Ten Billion Dollar
To Wage War I'm 1918

wAsnIspTON. Ssv "a TBs
istss' climates ffom the heads ~
fn various sseru'Ies drptft.
nsn's - the O0vsrrmsni msds
a. Secretary hrAdoo show tbsi
tio.ooo,oooJ0oo ~in b. needed 70
dsf'sy the expenditures ~ ths
hs'ieo 's' ihs hsesl y,s' ending
June 70. ists This monsy viii bs
rHissi ~ additional bond issues
AMI short term csfiincatss. ard
includes iosns 70 ths Allies which
have been agthoeissd yp 10 The
end d the present hsosi year.
According 10 estimates from
Cabinet ohiccfs. their several de.
pnrtu'nis VIII require an o.
psndlturo % Si2.1oi yooo,o 10, the
fiscal yssr snding June 70. iSts.
This sum includes all ordinary
disbursements. including var ~.
pcnditurcs. but does not take into
account any loans that may bs
made 10 the Allies for tho nsSt
nscal year
The evening world., 1917-11-27
Soldiers 10 shoot barred Zone In
Vaders on sight.

WASHINGTON. Nov, E.-Guarding OF
waterfronts by police and troops as or
dered in New York. will be extended TO
all ports In the United States under the
terms OF the Presidents Allen Enemy
Proclamation The extension Will be
made as fast as arrangements can be
perfected. 1t was said there was no In
zones in the generally accepted sense
Of the term. Aliens In such territory,
however. who resist capture Will be shot
on sight
The evening world., 1917-11-27
FOUND S4OO IN 1892;
NOW TURNS OVER 81, ,O26
Nan Whose Consciencs Troubled
Him g taD Make Rspi1.
ton with CompyuuI Interest


\ saI 1fsaed. ssn satisfied iookiss
middle sssd msn ssissd lnto me West
if1fb Street fpiies station 81. mon n.
dty ard handed Lieut. lanes Necann
bulky pisfo snvsiors - soon -
u.",nr s,' b's ilnia on tho snvsiops
hn knew " contained money.
iTsaso send " down 70 tho Poiies
"rnml sslonsr md tell him ~ sdd :, 70
no pension fund" Instructed the visitor.
Mccann protested that The procss dins
was Irregular Thsn tho caller told his
story
"Niy nrne.' he said. ~ Hialnar He'd.
borg i've NJ No 4fi West istth street
tonIonf and manager. There ls u 01s
IN that envelope.
"t''o IN ie2 or early In isa. while
walking along Central Park west
found pockcibook containing 500. I
needed money desperately at that time
md didn't Try very hard 10 find the
owner Of the purse.
But my mind has never been easy.
don't suppose there Ia any chance Of
finding the loser ~ the pockctbook now.
hut want to mako some reparation and
thin. the Police Pension Fund IL about
~ worthy cause as could find. I
have figured out tho interest com
pounded on the money found for the
time l have had II and find the princl.
pal and interest come to ti.02s."
Lieut.. Mccain sent tho money 10 the
Property Clerk at Police Headquarters.
II viii ~ kept siH months. and II no
body claims II. It will go TO the pension
fund.
The evening world., 1917-11-27
SaivArsan 20 He Manufactured 10y
Three American Firms.

WASHlNGTON. Nov 4I'-Manufac-
ture OF salvarsan under German patents
recently seized viii be Immediately re-
sumed in the United states under Gov
eminent supervision and At greatly re-
duced hxed prices, the Federal Trade
10 manufacture the precious drug was
granted three tirms-DermatoloGical Re
search Elaboration Philadelphia; TAX
amin Labora tory. Inc. New York, and
York. II will he marketed under the
name arsphCraminc." The price Is
hNed at $50 maximum INST id %. Nj
as formerly.
The evening world., 1917-11-27
Gstrmnn on Trial for NsnsIaugh-
ter Misrrprrs-utcd Age.

Tho trial at llackcusack. y. J.. OF
Richard :. Manusa on "A charge OF man
slaughter revealed the fact that he gave
his age as sixty IN order to get the lob
ns gatrmun at the West shore Railro1d
crossing at Teaneck lie Is Frvcntv-
seven. After having been at work only
one day hc raised the gdt" to pass "A
string of auto busscs. one Of which was
crushed bv an express train. Charles
ploLg was killed.
The evening world., 1917-11-27
OUR HOMES ARE TOO HOT.
Fuel Administrations Recommends
Maximum Temperature OF o..

WASHINGTON. Nov. 27-Deciaring
American homes arc overheated. the
Fuel Administration to-day urged all
hOuseholders to maintain Temperature
Of not more than es degrees. recon-
mcudcd 10y eminent American ply
slcians.
with that temperature the saving IN
coal will go far toward meeting the
enormous war demand for fuel officials
announced.
The evening world., 1917-11-27
DANIELS wnI Advise That Decora-
lions Must Not lie Accented

wASHINGrON Nov. ?L-Decoration
OF any officer or man OF the American
Navy by foreign Governments for war
services win he opposed by Secretary
Daniels. lIc declared to-day thai (,
asked for an opinion he would advise
a strict adherence to tho provision n,
tho Constitution which prohibits ID.
The evening world., 1917-11-27

Brind lines are dvawinO IN on Jeru-
saicm north and south ProUious at
tdckS had cdrri,d the Hrddcrs 10 Bet
UTei-fukd 1Hd MzDdh. iohcrc at ~
heD are confronted bV idrOs Turkish
forces.
The latest ddtdncc M has brought
them 10 Ain Karin. only three aud a
hdIf mtIcs from the CITY. and Bittir. the
last important station on the Jerusalem .
Jdffd railroad.
LONDON. Nov. :7.--British cavalry
have captured Bittir station. about
six miles southwest, ana Ain Karin.
three and half miles west. OF Jorusa-
lem, according TO q British Official
communication. II says:
our mounted troopr have cap
turcd Bittlr station ALI Ain Karin,
three and half miles west Of Jerusa-
lem.
Strong bodies OF Turks are holdlag
tho high ground west OF Jerusalc m
and covering the Jerusalem -Shcchem
-oad to tho north"
The evening world., 1917-11-27
Red Cross Relief Train Arrives a
Jassy.

PETRoGRAD. Nov 27.-The Amer
lean Red Cross relief train arrived at
Jafsy. Roumania. on Nov. ~. II con.
ssled OF nifty five cars OF hospital sup
Dues from America and fogistuns
The evening world., 1917-11-27
Naval Insurance Lowered between
England and DHnmaPk.

COPENHAGEN, Nov. 27.--The Danish
War Sea Insurance Company has low
cred It's premium on cargoss between
England and Denmark from to 7 per
cent,
The evening world., 1917-11-27
NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE
CHICAGO CORN MARKET.
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

Atchison System-Octtber gross earn
inss inere"sSSt sSStbss Tn T@n MONTH non '' pross tsS
mere aed sls,il7. 1856 Net after tax HO
ia IA, decrease A2i,so5,
The evening world., 1917-11-27

u n AaHr -
Sncre sed sis,li7.lS6, Net after tax p0,-
ia az. decrease N2j,S05,
American Can Company declared n
diYide,.d OF 3 49, 10000 per cent on the
nreferred stock being the final payment
~ haok ,ividends. Payable Dec ~ 10
otock record, Dec. IL Also the regular
ss'',"rterIy dividend Of "a, per cent. on the
daseierrsd. payable Jan, 2, 1918. to stock
pecord. Dec. 49, 1917.
Quincy Mining Company--Dividend OF
q, share payable Dec. q. 10 stock
sscord. Dec. l. Three months ago B
was declared
Irrio, Pacific Railroad--October gross
rnings increased a. $1,000 Net after
aecreased S3Ss 565, Ten months
tnH Increased tl2, ,S25, 2S6 Net after tax
IA IA S2S decrease $l.644, $3.50.
AtchIson Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
yyayERegular scmi-anriNal dividend OF
~ ner cent. on preferred stock, PAYABLE
Esh i 10 stock record, Dec 81
Central Leather COMPANY -Gsmlar
Quarterly dividend of ia per cen, on
ppTeferred stock, payable Jan. 60 stock
resord Dec H.
The evening world., 1917-11-27

OF Brooklyn caterer, a citizen Of
German extraction, who asked for
special permits for two OF his chefs,
alien enemies, to enter local ar
mory where he is TO serve a dinner
10 the soldiers on Thanks giving Day.
Mccarthy was astounded. lie nm
ally told the caterer he should be
ashamed TO make such "A request at
this time and refused the permits.