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The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
LEGAL NOTICES
CoNRKD a. sYMK ana JKNFs
FRANCIS SMITH, Afforneyn.

N TIE sUPRKA<E COURT OF TIE prsrrcT
q ooamsA hcldins . Distsc oourt In rss
hxcensAon Of Moutarns stresl ron n. pu.ruf
,sni1ss va q roors.snth sr,st % sz1ssuth
No. MN-Nottos d hereby erea th.t o. oonnis.
eones of De Dis;rics q Oolunba (pumsunnf 10 .
eertAln prosiaoa Of ths "a Of oounr.. surror.d
nann ~, entitled AN Ad mailing sp5rorria-
tons for ths epsnses Of he go+.znneut o. ths Dis
etG q columhh for the fiscal y,ar ending June
thirtieth, nineteen hundred and fou1.en. ana far
othG puposs," Whereby they as sutkorss.d %
furn Win the phn Of the permanrnt srrtsn q
hAshnsys IN that portion of ths Dtsr1c of Oolumhia
outnde o. ths cites Of Wshington and oeorsetown.
soo1sd under the act q Conre.. apgrOpsd AArch
Ia. 70 amended by the act Of OongIes, appro-ed
June 2. l@s. By coodemnatton under the proTiaons
O subchapt1 one q chapter hftssn Of the Code q
LAs o. The Distriot q CoaumhsAl have flsd . p-ti-
land peos-sg for he srtsnaon of MoutaEus street..
nom tn present. tsrninus west Of Fourteeuth street
70 Sixteenth strsst. IN the Dasrict Of Coannba a.
sho.n On plat o map nlsd With he I'D petition.
Eve tudiccus. expaiencsd, daAnterusaed men. who
shan be freeholders within the Dssr1c Il OolunbA
not related TO any pen-oa tnts-estsd IN th.. pro
ceedinn. and not IN ths ssrvics o. empsoyment of
the Dis-io of Columbia o. of the United STATE,
b summoned By the Unitsd Sttes Marxhal fur ths
District Of Columbia to sses the damars eaeh
0sner q l.nd 70 b nhen may snstain b. reason q
Tie nd eEtnaon Of Montague szeet IN The Dis
trict OF Columbia. and the condemnat3on q ths
land Necessary for the purposss th.rsS. snd 20
assss as bsnedh resulting theretrm ths snrrs
amount Of aid damages. intending the epsn.a Il
thes proceedings upon any lands wh1A ths fuy
may end viii be benefited. provided for IN and
By the Aforesaid act Of Conr~L II d, b. The
Court. this 9th day Of FebruErJ A d. r1T,
ORDERED That all persns having any infere~
In thsss proceedina BE- and they are hereby, vsrnsd
and commanded 10 appear IN this Oort On or h-fors
the P1FTEENTH DAY OF MARCH, A d. lgf,
at 10 O'Clock q. m- and coottnus 20 attendanc. un-
nl the Court ahan have made ~ final order nifty
ing and conhming the award of damages and ths
sssessnent OF benefits Of the 3uTy 70 Be empGnelsd
and worn herein; and n q further ORDERED,
That . coU Of this notics and order b publi.hed
twfcs wcek for three succe9ivs vesks IN ths
Washington Evening Star. the wGxhington Tina
and The Washington Herald. neNspApe5 puhlisbed
in the said DRtnct- commsncnE At leAst twenty
days befop the sid lsth day Of MarrA. A d. ipfT
II is further ORDERED That q copg q thas motto,
and order be served b. the United Stats MArshAl
o. his deputies upon each Of the ownsn Of the fee
of the land 70 Be condmnsd herein % NAV b
found by the san marshal OF HIS deput1es within
the District Of Columbia bef1S the aid day Il
MarcA Is A. d. nr. By TIE Oourt: WAITE Il
Mccoy, Justice. true ocpy-rest: tseall J. R
YOUNG. Glen. By y. Z. CUNNINGHAM. Assist,
AMI Clef fsz.a.enh3flN
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lets Of rood
marketable goods only. Jobber' prices are higher
Lower grades may Be sold for less Fancy good,
command higher prices.
bGGS-Fresh. per doz.. %; Southern 3
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per lb.. IS; do. tub.
S; process. 3; store Lacked. 8aB
Ps PSsn'' i'1''''; '0''0n'''d OIL '<F five gallon e'n'
oHEEsE-New York. new. per D.. 2l.s; dst
5aS; Swiss. domestic. c2a35: do. foreign. 55aso
pr D., 10: roostsrs. per n. u: ducks. Ter Ib..
PER ID, q; ROSTERS per h.. "a; ducks pct h..
~ geese. per n. l5aIs: keats. young III Tos aud
ever. each. q; turkeys. per n. Es3.
zA2I: hens. choice. pr n. 2; ROSTERS, per n,
ljali; capons. rs. each. per n. 1Sa3o: ducks.
large. per D.. n geese. large. . lsa2o turkeys
choice. per n. 8sSo: do. medium. per n. .
LIVE sToCk-CslTes. veal. prime. per n. l24a1s;
do, medium. nalZ: spring lomhe fat per n,
12a3; sheep. per lb. las
DRESSED GOODs-Pork small, per h., lsaIsIS
do. heavy, per b.. H.
lima beans. Florida. per basket 350a5 %: beta
Florida. per crate. l75a3oo; Brussels sprouts psr
quart. sa2o; cabbaze, per 100 rs. 7.oOal0O; do
new pr BASKET. aooaS2S; carrots per boI L25aI 80;
caulinoSer. California. crate. 2Oa21; celery. Florida
pr crate 3ooa3z5: cuclmbers. per basket SoaS 90
eymbnss, crate. 75oa3.5o; sEZplant per crate soa
go: kale. per n. L5oa2Oo: lettuce Florida Der
baskst. 2o0a5.OO; okra, Florida per crate 25a4 50;
oA2Aotlss pth lSVo. hsCh. 1V.Vals0s peas.
basket. 1os6oo: peppers. crate, 2soaID; potatoes,
bol. 60oas.W; do. Northern, sack, 500; ruta-
baeas. boi, Aoos5oo: sweet potatoes bbl 50oa5 80;
spinach. bb.. 4ooa5. 90; tomatoes Florida. crate.
2Qaloo; turnips. box. l.5os2oo.
FRUIrS-Applcs. per obi. 2Soa6.oo: grapefruit
per box. 3ZSa3T5; lemons per boz. 32aLoo orangea
per boz. California. 3Ooa35o; do. Florida >aBa35o;
pineapples. per crate. 5.ooa3A
SEEDS-Blue paS. per bushel. l75: clover.
akalfa. pr n. l6als: do. alsike. per b., naD;
na. pr D.. Daao; do. white. per NJ, BaD;
saphing CT mammoth. per n. laazo; COW peas Der
bashel. 1eoa2.5; timothy. per bushel lna2p;
orchard grass. per bushel. z3oa255; redtop (herd
Erassl. pr n. Joal2
HAY-nmothJ. No. l. per ton. Hual5oo; do,
No. z hm; mixed. loooal2oo; ear corn, new, per
bbl. SO: wheat, araw. per ton. 500; tangled re
straw. psr ton. no long rye straw. per ton. ILoo:
rrd top. per 10. loal2
HIDEs-Greeo. FER n. %: do. salteti. 5e- n,
~ do. dry. pr h.. 3sa3l: horse hides each s5os
fes calf skins. gTrsn. zach. 3.soai.oo; lanai szins
usen. each. Lsn2oa
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
LOUISE HOMER sings;
AUDIENCE ENTHRALLED
Gives Varied Program at the New
National.

Nine. Louise Homer, Of the Metropoi-
itan Grand Opera. In a concert yesterday
afternoon at the New National Theater,
delixhted critical local music lovers by
the excellent manner In which her varied
program was rendered. The concert was
the fourth In the artists course being
produced here this winter under the az
rection Of Mrs. wflson-Greene. MISS
Florence Mcmillan was at the piano.
The voice Of the artist was most graft
tying to her audience and her drift from
the heavy parts OF grand opera TO the
lit OF Irish and Scotch songs, ana tnen
to the dainty French selections, was mar
velous. The artist was again and again
called back to the stage.
Done Ceare, Cuddle Doom, The F1odier
OF Dooney, Ny Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice, from Samson and Delleah, to-
gether with the Lutte Song and The Lark
Now Leaves His Wat'ry Nest, were per-
haps the biggest successes.
Part my Heart Ever Faithful,
Bach; "Ombra mai fu" from the opera
''serse." Haendel; Chi Vuol la zinsarei-
Ia. Paisiello.
Part ia. In's freie, Schumann; b. Nit
deInen blanen augen, Strauss: g. Meme
Liebe ist Grun, Brahms; d. Zur ruh-Zur
run, Hugo Wolf; e. Er lists, Hugo Wolf.
Part In.-a- Prospice. Sidney Homer;
b. The Country of the Camisards, Sid
ney Homer; c. Cuddle Doom, Sidney
Homer; d. The Fiddler Of Dooney' Sid
ney Homer.
Part Iv.-Aria: All. Mon occur Sc Brise.
Thomas.
Erom the Opera ''NadeshdaD
Part Va Come Down to Kew, Carl
Dsis; b. Deep River. Harry Burleigh: Q.
Done Ceare, John Carpenter; d. Lutte
Song, Horatio Parker; e. The Lark Now
Leaves His Wat'ry Nest, Horatio Par
ker.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
CHOOSE DEBATING TEAM.

At the latest meeting of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association tryout was
had OF candidates for a debating team to
represent the association in intercity de-
bates with the 7. NJ. H. AS of Richmond
and Norfolk The competition. which was
participated In by about ten members. re-
suited In the selectiup, OF Messrs. George
Hslford. Harry CAyton and I. Meyero-
witch. with LoUis Spiegler as alternate.
The first debate Is scheduled to take place
In Richmond on March Is
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
COMMISSION WINDS UP
GAS COMPANY HEARING

The cross-examination Of Assessor w.
p. Richards by the Public Utilities Com
mission yesterday. in conjunction with
the valuation hearing on the properties
Of the Washington Gas Light Company,
rests the case as far as the commits
sion IL concerned.
Today the company will introduce its
own witnesses who will testify as to
the value of the realty holdings Of the
company. Later on the company will
introduce evidence concerning reproduc-
ton costs pertaining to physical proper
ties and other items not included IN
the compromise agreement. Testimony
as to the value OF intangibles will also
be introduced and 1t is expected that
tfis month will complete the case for
both sides
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. @
Washington. d. C., February D. IsIT,-Sealsd p-@
posals Will be received at this oflce Room A
District Budding until . oclock D. n MARCH /
lsI7 for furnishing and delivering 2sU more On
les tons q bituninou coal. y. o. B. oanI thas
city or delivered dir-ct 70 polnt Of use and fos
unloading and hauling the Gbors refeEred 10 co.l
from railroad 10 point q Pom oS proposal
and specifications may Be had upon Grpnestion "a
the Purchasing once, Room -. District BuildinR
Washington. d. c. OLIVER p NEWMAN
LOUIS BRowNDOw. CHARLES W KUTz, Com
miSSiooes, D c.
oFF1CE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. O.
Washington. d. c. Fe6ruAry z lsI7.-ssaled pro
pozb will be received Al this ohics Room so
District Building. until O'Clock .. H. MARCH
B. 9I7 for furnishing and delivering one radiAl
drill for in the Fire Department D. c. Form
Of propEal and specification 20 be obtained upon
arrlication 70 the Purchasing Ohicsr d C., Room
~. District Building. WSshngtoo, d. c. OLIVER
?. NEWMAN LOUIS BRowNIow, CHARLES
". KCrZ, Commissioners, D. O.
SFAL-ED PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED Ar
the ofice q the BureAu Of Standsrds wsshinEs
too. d. c, until O'Clock .. m. WEDNESDAY,
March "a. 1917 and then opcued for furnishing.
delivering, and erecting about sS.om pounds a.
structural seel consisting Of roof trussa colufnnA
framing. br1cing windows. doom etc, also Ebout
1900 pounds Of co-rusated steel roodnG and side
covering PlanH spechcaoons etc. may be OBJ
tAined BY applying % the above ofIce.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
AUCTION SALES.
THos. }. OWEN a SON, Auctieseer-
TRUsrEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PRnprRTy

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY
by urtne Of o power Of sale cuutained fr a deed
OF Trust dated October 3 1907 and rscrrded IN
LibrT No. u0. OF folio ~, one Of the land reoords
o. the Ds11c Of Columbia given by Ena '. Hhr-
rlront oetauh having bern made in The pGylnent of
me osot secured b said trust and at ths request
H the holders of the trust debt ths underxiFned
trustees being the trustees subssituted b. dec-r,
Of the supsme Cont q the District oS Columbia,
passed In Equity osUe No. S4e4 IN nsu q the
trustees In sAh trust named will seu On The
premises on THURSDAY, March !. IsT7 At d N,
At public auction, all the real estate and preuiss6
described In said tTust and icing LOT nunber thres
hundred and two (Sz IN Luther p Frisaosis e. al
subdivision Of lots in block two t21 Of g. p Brou's
Subdivision q q pan Of Mount Pleasant a. psf Plat
OF the nrS mentioned eiidiviSon recorded iu
County Boof No. Il. At folio g. in the SurvsyuSs
OaicS Of said District eIbiec 20 . eo~ensut that
OF the sOGth line of Part Strest said lot Sa b-ins
slbtect TO . nEht Of way over he rear three feet
thereof for alley purposes aDd having the risht
of Say over the three feet Of lot 90 In said
Eubdivisiop.
The property 10 impruFed b. Q threestpry k-fck
DWELLING with all modern inproreneutH No. Im
Park road
Terms of szle: All n. pzrchaas rnoney NUT b
paid IN cash at the end Of fifteen dan from the
day Of sale. Three hundred dollars depost ruuuir-1
at the time Of sale O property win b resoh a
onoe At the purchase's risk couTeysndnG IL tAs
ooss % The p1rchaseT.
T. HOWARD DucKrrT
Sl v pt<est northwest WashinFtoo d. O.;
WILLIAM s. sTANLEY
East Lexington street. Bsltnore. Ma.
fe2IS,48.S TTatseA.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished By w. y. Hibbs q Co.

SALEN.
Capital rraction ss. aooo II 1osx. nooo st lns5t.
Potomac Oons. q S.Oo at ioo5t. $1,000 At lougk.
Capital friction. at 81. At -.
Washinston Railway and Biectric common. q
At "a 10 at %
washington Railway and Electric. preferred. S
at az.
Washington Gas. at Ts 10 at Tsk. o at 70.
Continental Trust 10 At l2fk, 10 at Ia. 10 at la
Mergcnthaler, 10 at ls7k. 10 st 1874.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28

The Labor Congress held in Hermosillo,
capital OF the state OF Sonora, in the lat
ter part of January, was largely attend
cd by delegates from all portions of tho
state. and much was accomplished in the
suggestion of legislation for the benefit
of the working classes
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
LOST.

L0sT-AUT0M0BTLE TAG AND LAMP. RE
turn to l2s Bryant st. nw.
WHITE DRIVER FOR ELECTRIC TRUCK.
Call at once. SIS n. |. ave. ne.
LOST-TRAyELING BAG, BLACK LEATHER
marked "A. Z. B.; left on Georgetown car Feb
ruary q Return to A. z. BLACK, Civil SerTics
Commission l724 It. Reward.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
INAUGURAL NEEDS

Will BUY FOUR SEATS on TREASURY
grand stand. any section at fair price; business
strictly confidential Address @. n. B., care Herald
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
FOR SALE

lOO-ACRE FARM AND DESIRABLE
dwelling. all necessary outbuildings;
well fenced. For price. ETC.. apply to
J. LEO KOLB. 923 N. Y. Ave.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-FARMS

FOR sALE-ioo ACRE Farm, FRONTING 20.
to1nac River. near Washington; will sell as a
whole or in acreage tracts 10 suit purchaser for
cab or on long time; lacTe tracts villa sites and
chicken farms; near car line on splendid highway;
IS minutes ride. Free catAlogle a. of1icr. III Pa
ave. NV. COLUMBIA LAND COMPANY
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.
PERSONALS.

WORK1NGMEN-YOU USUALLY SAVE THE
cash that makes your trade desirable; it does with
this house that's why We keep telling you about
the slightly used sIits at s and some higher Let
US show you. JUSTHS OLD STAND, 6le D.
notice. Artificial teeth ana second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bought
Louis Abrahams, SI5 G. op. Pat. Office.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
HELP WANTED-MALE.

CHAUFFTUR-EXPERIE HONEST, AND
have good reference, for tah work. BOX liz
Herald Office.
WANTED-MEN AND BOYS TO SELL TNAU-
gurauon novelty something new and exclusive.
MIR. sPAYTH. Room us. Kenois Bldg. llth aud
G stA
BOY = STURDY. ABLE BODIED. WILLING
worker to learn automobile tire repairing: refer
enceA g st. NV.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28

Up. m, FRANCIS H. CROSS, beloved
husband OF Maggie Cross, aged 50
Funeral frorn his late residence, ISs2
E street southeast. Wednesday, Feb
ruary g. at . p. m. Interment Com
gressional Cemetery. Relatives and
friends respectively invited to attend.
STEPHENSON Monday, February %.
: 1911, at s:S5 p. m, at Sibley HOSPITAL
ALONZO SCOTT STEPHENS, in the
I'D year OF his age
Funeral services Thursday, March 1, at
p. m, at Wrights Chapel. ISy7
Tenth street northwest Interment al
Arlington.
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28
FOR RENT-TYPEwRITERs,

TYPEwRITER Rental SERVICE
North sA EOl lst ~ me-, formerly % Rsnooaph
plsca. Monarchs rented tlS per month: montha.
pIp; months E.F; No. RemnFtons q: Z. q
Smiths. S5 and $50: Underwoods, Remingiona,
an. Reductious II paid oC InoatAs n a1rznns
RsbUlt tsDssrtn IN AA
The Washington herald., 1917-02-28

WALL PAPER-RooMs PAPERED, up.
Piastertng. Painting. houses and signs. Awnings
and shades to order. LIE PREUX, sG Y e su,
Two phonss-N. $50 and N. 34sl.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-18
Restrictions Should
Be Removed

General Crozicr replied, Certain re-
strictions should be removed. Appro-
priations should be general rather than
specific"
That represents the typical bureau
cratic idea. There is nothing the mat
ter with the organization, but all the
trouble lies IN Congress, its failure TO
appropriate or its tendency to make
its appropriation in hard and fast
terms. But if Congress can get up
enough courage, there probably will be
some effort made to split up the gi-
gantic organization in the control of
Secretary Baker, with its $4,000, ,000,0Q0
to spend
Something Of the temper of Con-
gress may be got from remarks of
Democrats like Senator Chamberlain
and Senator Hitchcock and from Sena-
tor Wsdsworth's pointed questions
about the British Ministry of NUM-
tions. Senator Chamberlain told the
witness that he was not satisfied with
the explanations of delay to obtain
machine guns and rifles. And Senator
Hitchcock said that it was the opinion
Of the country that there was too much
formality II red tape and circumlo-
cution--in the way business was being
accomplished. He asked II anything
was being done to speed the process.
General Crozier replied that there
were things being done toward that,
and gave an amusing illustration of
tho way the official mind works. lie
said very earnestly:
IL am now operating sixteen auto
mobiles in my department. was
driven to it. 1t is a new policy"
1t was only necessary to hear Gen
eral Crozier testify to know why there
had been delay. The general has red
tape brain. His mind is the original
circumlocution Office. The simplest
question in the world started him on
500 word course. Sometimes the
Senators grew weary and begged him
TO stop. But he insisted that he was
being brief, for IL he should tell all IL
would take weeks. Never once did he
answer a question as business man
would, and yet he is at the eead OF
business spending 5000 ,00o,o 900 year.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-18
Admiral Harris
Quits as Manager
OF Ship Board
No Reason Given for Sud-
den Action After Service
of Less Than a Month

WASHINGTON, Dee. 17.-Rear Ad-
miral Frederick X. Harris, recently ap-
pointed general manager Of the Ship
ping Boards emergency fleet corpora
ton, to-day asked to be relieved of that
duty and returned 10 his post as chief
of the navy's Bureau Of Yards and
Docks.
His request will be granted, and
Charles A. Piez. a Chicago engineer,
vicc-prcsident Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation, will be named to sue
oeed him.
While no official announcement has
been made as to Admiral llarris's rea-
son for surreRoering the task, which
re assumed less than month ago, IL
is said he did not find the work con-
genial.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-18
Pope Condemns All
Who Aid Attempt to
Regain Jerusalem

ROME, Dee. IL. - According 20 the
'Nesssggero" the Pope has addressed
circular letter to all bishops In the
beliigereut countries declaring that if
any Christian state aids the Turks in
an attempt 90 retakc Jerusalem II will
Dc condemned by the Holy See.
10 celebrate the delivery OF Jerusa-
iem from Turkish rule & procession of
1000 students and 10000 members Of
scientific associations marched yestor-
Gay I othe Conyefd SAINT Onoforio Tas-
20 where is the tomb of the poet Tor
qualo iasso. who in the sixteenth cen
'ury wrote Jerusalem Delivered"
hundreds Of bells throughout Rome
were rung during the ceremonial at
ne convent where Cardinal Lega said
nsss and blessed the immense crowd.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-18
Bolsheviki Beaten
By Ukrainians in
Odessa Street Battle

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE Petrograd
Railway Mems Union, according to a
Reuter- dispatch from the Russian cap
iial, has received a telegram to the ef-
feet that the Maximalist troops in
Odessa attacked the arsenal, where the
Ukrsinsn Rads was assembled. The
officials or the Rada summoned the
Ukrainian troops qusrtered IN Odessa.
These attacked the MaXimalists, VINO
were defeated after street fighting, IN
which there we're many casualties on
both sides The sailors Of the Black
Sea feet participated in the lighting.
Aitcrward the Black Sea sailors di-
yided, the majority going over to the
JkfsInians, who are preventing the
BolshevIk from sending troops from
Odessa against General Kaledinc.
A special dispatch TO "Ihe Post
says that there is no confirmation OF
last weeks official Bolshevik announce
ment regarding the arrest of General
hsledine. Tho situation in Southern
Russia continues TO be obscure and
news is fragmcntsry and contradictory.
Communication by rail and wire with
Rostoy, in the Don Cossack country,
where fighting has ocurred, is reported
10 have been stopped. Fighting in the
heighborhood Of kharkov is reported
in a dispatch 10 "The Daily Mali filed
Al Petrograd on Friday, although
kharkoy itself is said TO be calm.
The town OF Grosnyi, in the Ciuca-
sus oil region. according TO disnatch
70 "Thc Times" from Odessa. has been
attacked By a warlike Saucasian Trpoe.
the Tchetchen. The town was sur
rounded and bcsieged. after whish
there was dcsultory fighting between
the tribesmen and the garrison. Tho
oil wells caught fire, and some are said
70 be burned out completely. Many
persons were killed and injured.
Terms Of the RusSo-GeTmon ar
mlstlcc on P0ge 3.
New-York tribune., 1917-12-18
Powder Supply Low; U.S..
Just Begins to Prepare
Senate Inquiry Reveals America No Better Off
Than in April-"Too Much Red Tape" Says
General Crozier, in Explanation
BY G. w. GILBERT

zier thought its only fault was that
it jammed easily and was dangerous
only in leaving the soldier with q USE
less weapon.
Senator Wadsworth tried TO get the
witness to say that the English system
of separating the production of arms
from the operation of the War De-
partment was desirable at this stage
of the war; lie asked the witness ii
our system of producing munitions
should not be revised and centralized.
And General Crozier replied that there
was "need of greater latitude Of action
for the existing organization, not for
new organization" Senator Wads-
worth asked, You have no suggestions
TO make for any essential change 2"
New-York tribune., 1917-12-18
Mrs. Vanderlip Shuns
Any but War Dinners

KANSAS CITY. No. Dec. H. Mrs.
Frank A. Vanderlip. who is aiding her
husband on his trip to further war
time thrift, declined to partake Of the
last course OF dinner in her honor at
the Hotel Muehlbsch on Saturday, pro-
testing it was not war dinner.
The incongruities OF elaborate menus
in a campaign against wartime lux
uries have beset the Vanderllp party
since it left Washington. In 81. LOUIS
last week Mr.. Nanderlip had 20 make
his plea for simple living at costly
dinner at which champagne was cerved;
MIR Vanderlip sought out banker and
suggested there be no repetition here.
The dinner for Mrs. Vsnderlip was dis
t;pct from the one Of palmer fare ar
ranged for her husband.