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Evening star., 1917-09-24
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol-
loyyingi
James IT. Piercey Of Fort Myer, Va, and Ruth
E. V. Bedway of this city.
Charles Neodson eHd jamie Young
benjamin y. Brooks and Mastinc Hawkins.
Joseph +. Trexel of Boswell. Pa. and Edith
NJ. Fredllne of Stoyestown, Pa.
Robert II. Hetser and Helen g. Keay, beth
of Jamaica Plains, \. i.
Andrew Stewart and Lille Pratt
William Green and Martha Taylor.
Inymond W. Rlankenshp and EfIie L, Preflt,
both of Richmond, Va.
James Frye and Miliie Turner,
Evening star., 1917-09-24

The marriage of Miss Julia Ward
Kiesecker. daughter of Mrs. Katherine
NJ. Kiesecker. and Mr.. James Campbell
Malcolm. United States Aviation Corps.
took place this afternoon at 1 o'clock
at All Saints Episcopal Church, Chevy
Chase. Nd, Canon Austin officiating.
The bride. who was given away by
her brother, Mr.. Alvin B. Kiesecker.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Samuel Jordan Graham and Miss Mary
Carter Graham have returned from
Richmond, where they were called last
week by the death of Mrs. Graham's 8
brother, Mr. Thomas u. Neal
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Miss Ida Neveker and Miss A. Nathalia
Mawson have returned to their homo in
this city. after spending tho past few
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs a. o. Tucker
at Buena Vista Springs.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Mrs. James Mcmillan, who will re-
turn to Washington from her summer
home at Manchester this week the
first part of next, has as her guest her
granddaughter, Mrs. Glady McM. Glib
Evening star., 1917-09-24

MFR. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon, after, a
weeks stay at the Shoreham. have left
the city for their home in New York.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Mrs. j. ". Boardman has Mrs. F. A
Keep visiting her at Briarclift Manor
n. Y.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Tucker. who have
spent the summer at Buena Vista Springs,
| are visiting in Baltimore before return
Ing to their home In Washington
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Mrs. Howard Felix Moore entertained at
a box party at Ke!th's Theater on Satur-
day evening, when her guests were DR..
bur burph Pa "aId'n and ber eri'h hrotber herr Mr. PAM
Alexander Shaokehord of r. o. T. c..
Fort Myer, Va.
Evening star., 1917-09-24
Chief Justice and Mrs. White Return
From SummTing at New
London.
The Day Marked by Two Quiet Mill
tary Weddings-Movements
Of Army Families.

Chief Justice and Mrs White have re-
turned to their residence IN Rhode Is
land avenue after spending the sum-
mer at New London. Conn.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs McAdoo have returned after
spending a week at the White Sulphur
Springs, W. Va.
Evening star., 1917-09-24
&0clQW.
New Hampshire avenue. where they
are now settled.
Mr. and Mrs Corcoran Thorn are
spending a week at Atlantic City.

Spending a week at Atlantic CITY.
Mai Abraham G. Lott, U. s. A., and
wife. have returned to Washington from
a year's stay in Panama. and have taken
an apartment at 1916 New Hampshire
avenue.
Mrs James P. Robinson. wife of Capt
Robinson. U S. A. who Is in France,
will, next week. give up her residence
at Chevy Chase. where she has been
for the summer months. and take pos
session of an apartment at the Farms
boro which she has leased for the
winter. Mrs. Robinson was formerly
Miss Edna MacMurray, daughter OF
Mrs. Junius MacMurray.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

closed their summer home at Spring
Lake. n. J. and returned to Washing
Evening star., 1917-09-24

DR.. and Mrs Rhett Stuart ana their
daughter Carolyn have returned to
their home. in Connecticut avenue, from
in Ventnor, N j.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

The marriage Of Miae Dorothy A. Mack.
to Lieut. Howard 8. NchoiS q IL Il ,siSai sistS
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Miss Gertrude NJ GrifTiths of Boston,
Mass. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Robert
H. Kempton.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Infantry. National Army. now stationed
at Camp Meade, will take place Saturday
evening at the home of the bride-elect
1905 Lamont street
Rev. DR.. Dudley will loff1ciate and a re-
ceptfon win follow at half-past O'Clock
Lieut.. Nichols recently graduated from
the reserve officers camp at Fort Myer,
Va, Is a Cornell man. and Miss Mack Is
graduate of Smith College.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Announcement was made today Of
Leathe OF San Francisco, a captain in
the commissary service of the United
states Army. and Miss Jessie Ernestine
Boudin of New York.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Lieut.: II. V. McCabe of the Navy and
MIS-. McCabe are being entertained at
atiantlc City by Mr.. and Mrs. r. p
McCabe of Charleston, w. va.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Mrs. Alexander Coke Yarnall has re-
turned to Washington from a visit to
I Mrs; Aiexander Brinton Coke at Bar
Camp Meade, Md.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

First Lieut.. Victor H. Bridsman. 18Th
F1eld ARTILLERY. U. S. A. is spending the
week end with his parents. Col and
Mrs v: Fl. Bridgman. at i7o7 ParE
place. Lieut.. Bridgman will return to
Fort Myer al
Evening star., 1917-09-24

The Siamese minister, Phya Prabha
Karavongse, who spent the summer at
Gloucester, returned to Washington
yesterday. He stopped en- route in New
York.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

capt Harry G. Bartlett, U. s. M. C.
and Mrs. Bartlett have been spending
a 1ew days at the Albion Hotel, Bal.
Quantico. Va.
Evening star., 1917-09-24
Fall Notions

Snap Fastenerss one dozen on card: 6r
regular Toe kinds. Observation-Disclosures.
White Basting Cotton, 200-yard spools;
regularly Sc each. Three spocls k.~
1or. .-.....-.'s
Garter Elastic. mercertzed frill
in assorted colors; three-quarter- f0~
yard lengths s......-.........-...,.
women's Sanitary APrens, full 1Sr
sizes: neatly rnade. e.......,.-..-,.,
Collar Buttons, ono dozen on card; a.
one-piece composition bone. ...........
Defender Safety Pins, assorted
sizes: one dozen on card. Regularly Z~
Sc card. Two cards for. -
Carpet or Rug Bindings, assorted o6r
colors, piece. Observation-Disclosures.
Shoe Laoes. assorted lengths: hiack
tubular mohair: regular &c kinds. f0~
Three pairs for. or.......,..,-.,..,.,
Dress Shields, broken nssorfments and
odd lots; good qualities and many we'll
known and desirable styles: all 11c
sizes: values up to soc pair. >|S
Super Quality White Cotton
Tape, assorted widths; stx-yard IN
pieces. Regularly up 10 Ice NC
Initials, fast color turkey red woven, for
marking underwear. linens. etc. One X
quarter gross in each package. ......
Mothers Ironing Wax, large a.
conveniently shaped pad. ...........
womens sew-on Hose Supporters, extra
quality white suspender webbing; f0e
rubber covered buttons. pair....... wv
Evening star., 1917-09-24

s3x10.6-ft. Brussels and T.6X9-ft.
Velvet Rugs; also 6x9-ft. Administer
Rugs, in floral, medallion and neat
figured designs. Light or dark
Colorings.
Goldenberg Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

DR.. Samuel s. Adams and family have
returned home earlier than usual be-
cause of the approaching marriage OF
their daughter. Dorothy. to Capt. Will
liam Ayres Borden. U. 8. Coast Aftil-
lery. October G.
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Lieut.. and Mrs. Edgar B. Howard of
Darby and Paoli Roads. Bryn Mawr.
"a. moved on Saturday to Washington.
Rear Admiral Frederic Robert Harris
I. s. ~. and Mrs. Harris. Lieut.. How
ard. who served with the 1st CITY Troon
on the Mexican border, is stationed at
Yale in 1909 VII
Evening star., 1917-09-24

Mrs. Edmund 8. McCawley, wife of
Lieut.. McCawley. Z. s. n, and her
young daughter will go today to spend
two months with Mrs. William Morris
Mccawley; at Weldon. Haverford. Pa.
Mrs. McCawley and her daughter will
later visit Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Heath
Barnard, 1902 De Lancey street, Philadel-
phia.
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DE AOUI Y DE ALA
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Tai tut 10 que h'zo a Sen""' &c"
S"U.le>. : G. jur""o. IN juE"..' ""
padres de fami!!a. IN lurauo &C nom
nreS "e hogan. ~cmpe"a"oS en- !" 'e-
iicidad dc Sv> hija>. L" aoSo.N: Gel.
drI;ro de habcr dad2 muerte = M
homb,c. par" que 10 IA ~aefra"dara.
iunro con IA dicha dc >us amos 'a"lo-
re- e amor dc IN n.no. de! "aq3e"o
J@cE. .E-:,o de 81 amor y de ~ car
ne.
In ;uraao lie <~oIrcroNes. uu lura-
5o tc .-asrorhadores de los q.r solo
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(Pasa ! Ia "a. pag. Col. 5a.)
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Prefiri6 ser CiudadanO
americana a'sir' ingIGs

NCEVA YORK. Dicicmbre 4
may ~frecuente cue una persona
ga" ;eag@ Ia opo-tanidad de !lcgar
:. ser IN Baron ins!&s. rechaze tai
cosa : sc coatente con se@uir siendo
mn simple ciutadano de los Estados
Inf9os. paes til ia sido 10 que hizo
reciontemeete Mr.. Frank c. Cooper.
Jcrc del pcpartanento De Inforna-
zion DC l. Oncina del Procurador del
D.Str.to.
Mr.. Cooper IN preferido Segulr
sicndo an ci"dadano " Secas' lie este
pas. = o>tent"r 81 tituIo De Par '
B.r3a IN cualauiera Corte europea.
y asi 10 M communicate l una firm"
:a.lcsa Ne SolicjtanteS qae lc Motif
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ACTuALlDADES EXTRANJERAS
N'ienr dc Ia Ia. }

NM idea exact" ' Formidable dc los
t,nGncaos vo!canjcoS ~terr3TtlcoS que
omar 81 nonlbrc de t!ros de deStruc-
ION n d. "barraCe".
Sc We. tr;s de Ia bocanada de hu-
mo Gu. a~rroia, 81 largo cuello de! ca
non pesado que Sc sacude bruta!men-
to al impulse de Ia t~rcpidaclon que
produce la explosion. Sc We la iiega-
ia del p~royectil. Sc da uno cuenta
dc su estalido y So puede segl'r. en-
81 cielo. el f!o.ecimlentO del! geySer
dc TERRA V hume que Sc produce. Sc
1bselva. igualmente, a las baterlas dc
los neryioSos canone De Setenta '
ciuro milimetroS que engu!len Y eS
runcn Sus finas ~2ranadas con M eS-
pec;e de frcnesi de- embriagueZ. IN
sepuida Sc CORE hacia los grandcs
morteros que bCmhardean el "lelo y
hacia las bateriaS &c l20 largos, que
So contemplan en "ompleta eXaSpera-
sion. La realization de esta lUcha
de artilleria es una especie dc oDra
maestro Y atroz Y magnifica a la
vez.
En- fin. llega e. ataque de Ia mfan'
terra. Ia salida de las trincheras, el
momento ~punzador en- que los HON
bres Sc levantan, corren. tropiezan,
caen en- los agujeros Y Sc vuelven a
levantar en- medic de los estallidos.
Sc les contempla, con augusta. desa-
parecer a 10 lejos.
En- tanto que Ell ataQue progresa.
los primeroS prisioneros llegan : los
heridos tambien. Sc les acompaha a!
puesto de socorTo, q Ia ambulancla, al
hospital de r~etaguardia en donde Sc
completara su curscion.
Y tiene iugar, fnalmcnte, Ia apo
taosis, nuy sancilla y muy noble, que
corona tsnSo he-oismo que ha ado
prodigado: Ia reper1ici6n dc alsunas
cruces, IA acozida afectuosa del jete
Y e. desfle e1 el cusi hay necestdsd
dc Carear las &Ias para lerar los cla-
ros que en- elias ha dejado la doloro-
sa falta de los bravos desaparecldos.
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I'm FRRsc0 De
HUea-T0HE euro
A SU ESP0Sk
Sufrio o Amos de Mai Appetite,
nigado Entorpecido Y Nal
de los Rinones.
sgga-Tons .sta p~ustti,aasHas Ga'aniliaas.

Este m~aravilloso trat4miento esta pro-
9ur,endo magnihcos resu!tados en- La
n-,sonas debiles. agotadaS Y ~nervlosae.
Arontinuari6n imprimimos una de la
nucbas cur,as de gr-citaG a!ananco l!
Gran Restaurador de IL SaIud y Punt
cante,de Ia Sangre. Iced esta oa'ta y >e
;omara Nuga-Tone. Y s1d una veg mas
una persona ~IsOroza
San Bcai;o. Tex.
Price Laboratories.
Chicago. Ill.
Nivv Seno.es En- contestacIon
4 81 aten,a de fech2 p: me eS eFato mani
festar d ids. que -l \uga-! one & n
medicinal cxcelen,e para el cOlor de caoe2a.
NAL arctic. hisado eatorpecsdo. ma! de
los r!nones etc. III; eSPosa &c estas en-
s-rmedades dcSdc hacia v4rIoS amos. :
habia probado varias medicines ST.?
obrener r~esultado. Pero ehora con et
aylda lie dos y despues son eI maraViiioso
%yya-Tone. esli del TODD bI-n ' tcdoS
-sos males nan huido como por eacan'o.
con solo IN frasco dc 81 bendtta medicine;
y ouie-a el Ser Supreme que IDS. Ftvaa
mil ahos para consurlo y el'slao &c Ia
huu,aridad: yo por mi parte. doy 4 Cc<-.
las mas rcpe,ldas grac:aS. G~uecand0 dc
ids. con TODD :eSp-;o. 81 ~hmo- alto
Pedro R, Me!sndez'
s. I'd. SURE del Est6maeo, Estreai-
mI-nto. Indigestion. M~l4aa CEon'ca,
Dolores de Cabeza. Surho ~!ntranqur!o.
Mai Ape,i;o. !Anem:-. Nal Ahento.
Jebilidad Nerviosa y Gen--~L. 81 I'd.
s. ,.ea,e fa,igado tan,o de! cuerPo como
d. Ia men,e. I'd. drb= tomar \uga-Ione-
el na.aviIloso depur4:ivo de Ia Saagre
= ,r,auradoE de Ia slid. \uga-Ione
rsti po>itivanrn,e ga5entizaGo 4 res
taurarle 81 salud ' deiarle ~.uStecho. dc
no ser AS. en- "a Drogue.ia le devoive:%n
81 diaero. Nuestra g~arantia en- cada
frasco. In mes complete De tTatamieR'o
Dor SI.CO. s. en- la Drogueri4 no 20 ucne
l, vs3ta .n.andenos >i.00. q Puce
Laboratories. Sp $50. 9 50. Clin;on s.,
Chicago. H.. y e mandarsmos an t7a'oo
porte pagado.
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81 en- NcNico Ii d~iicrencia dc fortu-
entire los c6nyuGcs cs cosa bala-
ii. en- este pals, sigRifica mucho pa
r. il fclicid&d de los matrImon:os.
ConQae. 81 listed IN medito va TO
dos los pcligros. 10 mejor IS que los
eyitc.
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y S-Elkha,t T.yas-I ~ cvcar
cones her5... Dor los CeI.,.io, no
;.,gra valor g~inppyo sn,c,jr ,as me-
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NADIA De q sc a~provecha. NADIA d" q
Sc dice Mac 'tro de todaS las cnSe-
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aHortad"r ne todoS los provechoS, Sc
IL %aSta ' Sc lie desperilcla Il menu
30: ' unlco aSe%urador de toda*
las empreSaS en- que media i" pcrs"-
~verancla e Intervene la paclenc!a,
Made proc SuS v~entaJaS; = per-
dido ell mundo en- el maremaenum de
sus afanes. en- Ia carrera de suS an
heIos y en- {! "nsla lnfl"lta &c Sus
aSp!rac!ones, Slempre nlevaS Y ge-
nera!mente imposibles de realI2ar,
nadie sc detiene a r~efleXiOnar que
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SECCIONDE CONSULTAS

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y FhENSA" - .|ads dc CUzMuas. -
t8 \. santa Rosa.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
feeuubdoan A. 9. Leased WireJ

fFepubhoen A. Q. Leased Wire]
 The Associated Press summarizes European activities of yesterday as follows:
 While fighting is going on in all the principal war theaters, in none of them has there occurred an important bat tle For the most part the operations are being carried out by small raiding and reconnoitering parties and by the artillery of both groups of belligerents. There has been considerable aerial ac- tivity on the western front in France. Both the entente and Germans have lost airplaneS.
 During the last twenty four hours three British vessels have been sent to the bottom by submarines-the steam CTS Cilician, 3750 tons: Margarita, 375 tons, and Ferga, a new and unlisted ship.
 For the first time in several days the British war office reports no gain in France. although q small raiding party near Gueudecourt, in the Somme -eSion, entered German position and brought back several prisoners. North east of Ypres the Germans reached a ! British post but later were driven off with losses
 Artillery duels of violence have been in progress in the Somme and Ypres sectors and in the region of Verdun on the sectors of Les MaisOns de Champagne, Hardamount and Vauy in Lorraine.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
DEAD BODIES IF COWBOYS TAKEN ! PR|SONERAT CONFERENCE.-THE !
 FOUND 0N MEXICAN TERRITORY
Republican Associated Press Leased Wire)

HACHlTA, N M, Feb. 15.-The fate of the three Mormon cowboys Andrew P Peterson, Hugh Acord and Burton Jensen captured by Mexican raiders on the Corner ranch the border below achita last Monday afternoon was disclosed late today when their dead and mtated bodies were found by searchers Mexican territory about three miles west of the ranch
 The bodies, stripped of their clothing lay about fifty feet apart the Mexican side of the boundary where the capyes had been taken to be killed Each had been shot by rifle and pistol many times in the head In addition to mutllaon by bullet wounds and powder burns the head of Acord had been hacked beyond recognition with hatchet
 The discovery made by Lem SpIsburv. the Mormon scout, who served with General Persbinp in Mexico and was the only white prisoner taken in the Car riza affair Upon finding the bodies Spsburv sent one of his searches Fred Barefoot the nearest settlement of Amo Hueco to notify the military outpost here which hurried to the scene.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
]. [. ]. LEADER PAYS VISIT TO
 LOCAL CHAP TER

With Most Worthy Grand Matron Mrs Emma Ocoboc, of the order pres ent Phoenix Chapter Q. F. $. No. 3. exemplified the degree work before one of the most brilliant audiences ever gathered in a local oidge room. Mrs. Ocoboc. of Hartford, Michigan. most worthy grand matTOn of the grand chap ter of the world. arrived in Phoenix Wednesday night to make her official visit to the grand lodge of Arizona.
 Mrs. Hart, of San Antonio. Texas, past most worthy grand matror of the world. and Mrs. Minnie Miller. past grand matron of New Mexico. were also in attendance.
 The session Of the grand lodge last night at the Masonic Temple. was practically the climax of weeks ac- tiVities of the various grand lodges of the Masonic fraternity of the state oI Arizona. Several hundred people were in attendance, and a large class Of candidates were given the work
 Mrs Ocoboc is making tour of the United States. visiting the various grand lodges of the country. She came direct to Arizona from Chicago, where she visited the grand lodge of Illinois. She is delighted with Arizona, and eX- pressed keen enthusiasm over the sun shine of the Salt River valley.
 The grand lodge of the r. X A. Nj. closed its yearly sessions yesterday morning when the grand officers were
 installed at 10 o'clock. There were three sessions of the Eastern Star yes
 terday. one at 10 o'clock in the morn ing. one at two in the afternoon. and the grand finale last evening. At lu o'clock this morning. the installation of the grand officers of the state will take place.
 While wives, daughters and mothers of Masons were taking part in the Eastern Star initiation last evening on the third floor of the Masonic Temple the Masons themselves. were enjoying a smoker on the second floor in the Moose club rooms. Several hundred local and visiting members of the fra ternity were present, putting in the evening playing cards, and enjoying the fragrant fumes of Havana's best Today is the last day of the weeks activities, there being only two events on the program. the installation oi officers of the Q. F.. s. at 10 o'clock and an automobile ride for visiting members of the various orders around the valley to take place at ? o'clock this afternoon. All Masons. who have machines, are requested to be at the Masonic Temple this afternoon al about 130 o'clock.
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
SENATE
 TIES HANDS 1T
 THE GOVERNOR

By nearly strictly party vote the senate yesterday rejected the nomina- tions by Governor Campbell of Doane H. Merrill to be citizen member of the board of control; George H. Smalley to 70 be state examiner and James A. Johnson and Frank F. Moore to he members of the live stock sanitary board. If the sentiment of the sen ate could have been recorded. the vote would haye been 10 to in fla vor of confirmation. If all the sena- tors had been regardless of what any member might nave done. the vote woald have been for confirmation and 10 against it. For dars MT. Mat toX of Navajo has been the storm center and when he was engulfed by the Hunt element in the senate. four other democratic members joined the Hunt forces under a misapprehension that they were returning to the fold of Jefferson and Jackson.
 The report of the select committee to which the nominations mad been referred was taken up in the morning as the first order of business. Tn fact 1t was taken up before the reading of the journal had been completed in
 fCopfiuIIed on pape '.Uot
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
MANY BATTLES, BUT
 NONE IS IMPORTANT

In Galicia, north of Tarnopol -Zloch off railroad, the Germans entered Rus sian trenches on a front of 100 yards and captured six officers and 275 men Tunnels that the Russians were push ing beneath the German trenches were destroyed by the Germans. Petrograd admits an attack by the Germans in this region, but says that. according to the last reports, the battle WAS still in progress. To the north, in Nolhy nia surprise attacks by the Germans against the Russians met with success.
 GalatZ. one of Rumania's principal Danubian towns. has again been bonn barded by the German guns. Field Marshal von Mackensens forces oper- ating in Rumania, have captured a Russian outpost on the Putna river md repulsed an attempted advance by the Russians along the Sereth.
 After several days of counter at tacks, the Italians in the Macedonian theater have retaken Hill 1050, east of Paralovo, which was captured from them earlier in the week by the Ger mans. The German casualties in the fighting here February T. and Is are declared to have been large
 Austrian guns are heavily lombard ing portions of the Italian line east of 1 GoriZia and on the Carso plateau. Sev- eral small engagements have taken place on various sectors of the Ausiro- Italian line, but no great results have been achieved
Arizona republican., 1917-02-16
Halyax to Be Examplmlmg
 P0yt f0y Neutral Vessels

be aboard when the ship sails tomor- row it was officially announced. The Ryndam will go strictly as a freighter, carrying 5000 tons of grain consigned to and owned by the Netherlands gov ernment.
 At the British consulate here it was said late today no word of arrange ments whereby neutral ships could call at Halifax instead of Kirkwall had been received but it was added that the negotiations would be handled di- rect between neutral governments in terested and Great Britain announced that sailings was held to be sufficient indication that the British admiralty had raised no objections to the plan. From Halifax the vessels for Holland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark can take course clear of the German war zone.
 At the office of the American line