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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
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Rinbp. GGtptins @4af.
Der anbt:
RinbD. S6pein. S4afe

RiHbpIeb. - Die SuIubrelI
parsn Sismlib gut unb Die prsiis
itstis. alussrlsIsns Uit6tiibs parlI
i'm prsiIe itstis, 9sriugsrs SOrten
fluu unD unperGnDert. Stodsrs uno
iJesoers parsn III lsi9ter Ra4frags.
Wlittlers unb iaptr. Stisrs $3.50
lilo; 5lsif6sr Stisrs $500
90; auserlsiens bis ertra $10.25-
HOO; Seifers $7.5O-1O.OO; aussrs
leiene bis srtra $l025-1O.75; aibe
S6,50-9.00; GuserlsieHe bis sgtrd
$9.OO-95O; Gamers $5.00-6.25;
Usil6tiik $50.O0-125.O0; StOctsrs
uub GseOsrs $6.5o-9.5O.
gullsn. = 3i. 3ufubren parsH
l.i9t unb bic Yrstis perb!isb.n te
gutter Ra4frage feit.
5ette BuIlen $9.5O-10.0O; Solog'
ne $8.50-9.50; srtra $9.65-9.75i
magsre uno lei6ts S6.5O-8.5O.
Sdlber. = Jis 3ufubrsn parsr
rsialia, aber irfOIge gutter Raafras'
bic prsiis I'm 25c bober.
Bette lei9te aalter S12.75-13.00
fair lis CUTE $1l.50-12.75; orOiHd'
re uao srobe S7.0o-1O.50.
S3nsfns Die 3ufubrsr
Dar.n gut, 70 aud bic Raairass uni
i6lob Der Wartt in fsitsr senoen3.
g(usseju6ts G6psre $15.65-15.
rs; gute Bis aussr!siene 9srpAtungs
unb gleii4eriOrtsn $15.60-15.65
mittlers, 100 Biz 10 gfuHb, 1852;
-15.6o; lei9ts 9srianotiOrtsrI, 12C
-15O pfuno $l5.75-14.25; GertsI
40 plumb uND baruutsr $3.50
12.25; SGue $9O0-14.75; Stag
$8.00-12.50.
I, g 6afe uRb 9dmmer
Der Wearit tpor i4lepperb uHb oi
prsti. In pielen GdtIen Hisorigsr.
S9afe, EXTRA $l1.50; CUTE bis uus
erleIem $11oO-11.50; prbtn6r. bi
fair $s.oo-1o.5O; ssI6Orsne SO
1000. - 9amm.r, extra $500
gut. bis auserIei.ne $14.00-1475
orbiuare Biz fair s12,0o-1S-5o; 81
i4orene S1OO0-A.oo; Springer
$14.00-18.60.
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9aippenlsitsn. = Sir Suli 500
62-2O.S7, ON Sdlub $2o75; fdE
Ssptember $20.75-2o.97, amS9lut
$20.85.
Butter. = Mnrtt niebriser; Grsa'
CREAMERY 32-38c.
Eief. : UIdrtt bOber. = Gtrlts
32a-33a; OrOindre firits 9os-3le.
aartoffeln. - Martt b0her; Jonbo
Colorado, Duibin9tOn unb OIsgoT
$2.60-2.95; DiscOnIin pnb yai3i'
gan $2.40-2.50.
9efflgel. - 2ebenoss. Wlartt IN
perGnpert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
G6teaso, 4. gai.

Saptins. 3ufubr 10000. -
Wsartt f6rDaa, 5 bis 1oe uuter BEN
seitrigsn pr.iis. - Buff $3.50
155; lsi6t. Sl4.75-15.75; semii4ts
s15.30-15.e0; ibpsrs $15.3-15.'
80; raub, $15-25-1o-45; Gsrtsl
$1o.00-13.S0.
RinbDisb. - 3ufubr 1000. Tsort'
fetis. ginbimii4e Beef Stisrs $s.'
9o-13.40; 5tOders uuo Gssbsrs
$7.15-9.9O; stiits uub Seifers $6..
25-1L15; adlber $8.5o-13.25.
@9afs. - 3wfubr 5000. Wsart'
itGrt. e9Dthers 11.25-13.75; epeE
$1o.6O-18.75; admmer $3.50
1856.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
aHbr.as Sellers Raae.
Cine GeTdiate aus bsm S6uBsn.
sraben. Bon Or. GriB INERT
beimsr, aris9sbsri6teritattsr.

Dit anbreas Sslsr itunb ia bes
Raats I'M SdGBensraben. Sein
Rame lautet Hiht gang genau 10. pie
i9 Jpn bier pisbsrssbe. aber Der gu
Der Wtartiu in b.m ,Isinen SpeNarts
borf pirb Jpn i4on srtsnneu, penn
id bic 9ei9i4te er3dbIe. aaeroings
Dorber6anb mar Is nod gar tsine 8es
i4i5te. Da itanben mir bait i'm
S9issnsrn6eH beisinanber, unb ss III
beilsibe ni4t 10 intsrsfant, ess Rndts
i'm S9iiBsnsra6sn 81 ftsben, pie man
fi6 bos pOrseitellt cat. Der Sartas'
mus i'm Wuni9 O.s Serrn OiDiiiOnss
tommanoeurs: .Ra, bann pisl Der
gnusen brouben,- mar ebenio bere4s
iigt, ME bas Stdunen i'm Bid bes
Germ Regimsnts Eommanoeurs auf
m.ine Bite, sin poar Stunben Der
9ta4t Obne ale -Subruns- mid tins
fa5 bruuben i'm S6iisengrabeu berz
umtr.tbsn gu biirien, unitutt I'm lpars
men untsritanb gu lieeen.
60 Elm S6iisensrdbeu 1T puncers
I6ou in Der beseiiterten DoriteIIuns
eiues flii6tiseu 9siuders uno auf Der
Qbotograpbie. 0sun man photogrds
pbirt befanntlid nur bel Sonnen>
| i6ein unb ME bel Rssennstter. llno
eerabe beute reenete es. Rein ofIuer
ebrli5er R.seu mar es, iOnoern Elm
| aan, betmtiidif9er Gpriibrsgeu, Der
ft letfe auf bic aIeibsr legte unc
| aons unmertlih bis duf bic Saut
Tam Der 2lnbrsns bate leioer etne
pieife opus 9edsI, ba tpuroe Der Jr'
bolt nab, unb fis apg ni4t. llnb bic
erTt. 9tntniipfuns mar, bab i'd ibnl
cine 3isarre CAB uno er mir ben
alimmenoen Climber gum 9lnjinoer
| Der meinen reifte. Darar 'hIoB I'D
eine turSe unterbaltung iber ben
0ertb rber llntpertb Der moosrner
fyeusrseuse uub iiber ben suten uIter
Climber unb ben 5sueritein, ben mar
/ in Tsinem Gpefartporfs nod Oiel ss=
brau6e.
Conn mar es uieSer cine @etI,
lI!il, uno mir itarrten ourh bie SdteB
i9arten ms Suntel Der gsadt. gSano
..nn 9ooen oes Sdiieengrabers mdrel
ihlummig mo id)llipfrlg, lnlo p'
man lid, onlebute, DC blleb man and
I1lcif aeben. @fadte man eInel
Sdritt, 70 blicb Ger Sdutb i'm 8abel
@reteig iteter, tutb es beSlirtte leoes
mol eiler fleinen balbeE &ieroetro'
ibr ,pleoer les ~ befonmcn. @Ic
berllnBuipajiereu gab es % nltt
man itano, 100 man eheu lInno. I'M
barrte Der Ginee. Die oa tonnten loll
ten. es Fam notlrrIi6 gar nidfs
gfutasltn uuroe in gang unregelnIa
Ibiaen slbitdnbcn geiWoiIen imo &C
tuallt ober niemanA inb luobl meb
aIs .ebn Dteter ,peit ms 9elanoe. Il
S6iifIe fielen gins perein5elt, oarr
einmal einiae in bi9ter 5oIes, unb 9li
lune pieSer leste au3 eas Wtalt1iler
oapebr EN- uno rntterte elm 9dor %
fuuoen los. G6 mar oos ridtige g9e
rubiqlnasitieBen" SoS Dem @egne
/. iaden iolte: .gSir lulo nc6 oo IN
no;ien nuf!" - uuo oas ppraiiglih I
: tiner ioIden 9ott eeeignet lit. 81
: Sdddirigteit Der gIndHnannifafte
} gu tonnen.
slua orijben beim 5einOe, Der fem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
First Call.
0yeIS, SsnSs .nS Niti.n in Res ysri.

oeIAfitsyapiers uursen 81 4K--44<
bis!pniirt. @sdId suf 2ouosa par,n iit.
TIC. 6ar 80 Tag. S&72. gemmertial
Bias. 50 xast, sL7lK. cid. 81 +75t; Rs.
bel Hmv vsiiunssn t%7sh, 5rsnes Sidt
SHY, &sbd G7ex Rsrt, feline Gueiirua'
esa, Rrsnen. fsine 0uotirunaea, eirs 6idi
7o2h, Rabslz01 Y. .RubeiSibi AIN, 9abtI
2TX. etlbsr.Sarsn 76hs, Nsxi isniiSs
Sozars Ssc.
Attteumar ft.-aua beate mar ber
Rdrli uisbsr iADad une bic Rreiie> bat
ten ~ ieiben. % uuros nur itsr psais
s.isui,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

Cincinnati, 4 Tai.

Gtnetnnati, 4 @at.
Die nu9iOls,nbn AuOtiruns.n Be-
5isben fi3 nur auf gnsros srans'
attionen. B,i ileinertn 0si9aiten
nsrbsu .tpas b5bers preiis bsrs3net.
pr0pifionsn.
S6ma(a prima Steam
%. .45-22.65; s. Sumilp 23h-24.
arodsu atialSeHss Ghtt q.
= short clear Seiten 22!-22ae;
ertra ibort clear Ssitsn 22-22tei'
turs. Rippsnieitsn 21A-213t; Bellies
24a-259e per piuno.
Gerdu6srtes Gttii4.
Gbort clear Seit.n 24f-25e; srtra
ibort clear StitsH 24a-25e; tur5t
Rippsni.ii,n 24-24lc; Bellies 264
-27se per pfunb.
sugar gureb Gfeifd. -
S6inten 27-27hc; pienie S4altsrn
215-22c; grsdtiait Bacon 34-
35c; S4uli,rn in padettn 22sr23e;
S4uIisrn, Rem Yort Gut, 23-23ae;
irodens Beef S4ultern $3.50 per
pfunb.
SabsepStsItes Gtsiid.
S9inttn 24-24ac; pienic S4til'
tern 1Sa a-19e; Bellies 28-28ae;
S9uIiern 2ot-21e; S4uItsrn, Hsip
gort Gut 21-215c per pfunb.
grii4esGlsif4. S@intsH
lofe 24i-25st; pienic S4nltern
1Sse; S6ult,rn 21-21kc; iuros
Rippsnf,it.n 21-214t; ibOrt clear
!Rippeni.itsn 21-21Ae; srtra ibori
cslar gfippsHi,it.n 21-21ac; Isi4ts
Bellies 32a-33e; i3Dtrs Bellies 30
-301t.
WehI uRb 0etretbe
Rsbl. - Dinter patsni $14.oC
-14.50; @ntsr fancp s13.50@-14.'
50; Dini.r 0amiln S13.0o-13.50;
Wintsr ertra $12.0o-12.50; Wiuter
orbindru S11.5o-12.O0; Sartsz
D.iSsn patent $14.00-14.50; Sar'
i.sgDeio,n fanep $l3.25-13.75; 9ar'
tss D,i,sn GamiIp S12.5o-13.0o;
Rosssn, Rprtbpeitern. semii4tts
$10.O0-1o.25; Rosgsn, Giip, rsinsa
$10.25-10.5o; Rpesen. eitp. &C.
miid,tss S10.25-10.50.
@etssn. - go. 2 rotber Wints'
$3OO-9O8; so. 8 DO. $780,
80; Ro. 4bo. $2.75-2.90.
Weli6torn. - so. / tpsibsi
$L6e; 30 2 DO. S1.67; Ro. 8 DO. ST.
Sc; Ro. A DO. $1.63-L65; RO. 8 DO
$1.6o-1.62; go 8 90. $1.58-1.6o
- go. l gsl6es $1.62; go. 2 DO. ST.
GO; SO. 8 DO. S1.62; RO. 4 bO. $1.5S
-161; go. 8 DO. $L57-1.59; 20
g DO. S155-1.57. - Ro ! s.miih
tes S1.62; Ro. 2 DO. $1.62; go.
DO .$1.62; Ro. 4 DO. $1.59-161
SO. 8 DO. $L57--1.59; RO. 8 DO. ST..
561.57. - Wsibss aoIbeniuru ST..
Giles; selbes aOlbeHtOrn $1.6S-
Ito; stmif4tss aOIbsn,oru $166-
1.67.
SAFER. = 30. 2 iueiber 72-
72at; Stanbarb peiBtr 71a-72c
Rp. 3 peibsr 71-71ac; SO. A pei
ber 70-70lc; Ro. 2 ssniidtsr 71ae
yio. 8 semiiaier ,iubeimii4sr 70ae
gto 4 ssmii4ter 69-70e.
Ross.n- go 2 $2.00-2.02
SO. 8 DO. S1.S5-1.9S; 80. 4 BE-
| $1.75-1.85.
@hiRtsh.
@trtduft tpurben 723 Sbls. 9i
ffiIlsrs GiHiibeb 9OOos auf Der gaiii
$3.50 per 9aIlone.
Groceries.
aafft. SoDa 27-32c; no
ba 273-30c; Guatemala fancp 1Sae
DO. gutter 17ae.
i Rts eaats
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9lnerteuuuug.

GrGuleiu: Gin tpIofnI surtfahleus
Der W2euft, Der pcrtier Nm msinem
@eburtstuge fiubst Ct ft6 INNER nit
einsm glumsuftroub siu, aber isitbem
Id br.ibis bin nur ale sipei
Sabrt-
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Metaa MART.
81 10 gort. A. Ulai.

1ep yort. A. Uiat.
laupfer. = Wiortt letter.
Glectrolptic. - Wlartt unb 5peItsS
auartal $31.00-32.00.
giien. = Martt feit uno unDeran'
bert.
3inu. - Wlartt feIt; $3.50
$500.
0ld. - Wdrtt nominal.
Spslter. - Wartt pillis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

nirisr Gut aOof s1o.55; pODbsrsO
$9.15: gubss $1,000; granuIirisr
$500; 6onfeeticnsr ~ $3.50;
Off 81" S8.6o-s.7o; fDeibsr EXTRA
$S.4O-8.50; sJtra g" $3.50 per
hunbtrt pfunb.
moIaffss. = murit iietis. :
Rem Orleans Open asttsl 50-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42t per GallcHs.
Rsis. Grtra fanep Ssab ST.
sae; fautp 7t-Sc; iecoHb 6saS
ei-7e; ssbrOGener 7h-ee; Sapau
'74-7se; g!as ROIs s3-sss PEI
piunn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05

Die iImiaes i'm biefis.u Glsdri nsbsus
tsIi,fsn ii4 isuts suf to,sss,2os.
esfa.esfurtisfsu.
Der Raril in 2oislisiuriidtsn mar bsu!s
rutigsr unb bic sinsigsn papIere, Dslds
eipss 9shsn isisisH. warsH Cbie Siate
Eel. prt. aub Gins. @ls d GlteIrG Ysr.
fault puIetH:
I'm bss gsris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
s,Du, 0elomarfte.
arsitaa. 4 @.t 1917.

UttitaH 4 1skL lolL
Die 8azlsH parsn suh b.uts JitmliA
iiarf btfhdftigt pnb biz XaAirage nat
9arfstsn sius rs9t cute. Die BInsraftn
iinD unperdnDert. 5iir OarlehtH .on ,nlS
wuroen bon ben BaHien 4H-5K bere1s
net. pdtrenb Gsiaaffepapiere bH 5K--s%
bisfentit wfrben. Jm offeHen Rartie
Buroea Tsrfshen .on tal- 81 4Hss uuo
arf Bsit ~ 4h-6$ plaeiri.
fssafd sHf Qsp porf.
murotn su psri iwiidtn Banisn btriaufi.
Die goanisrrats bstrasi 5oe yrtmis per
$1,000.
gtafd arf Gnrspa.
ei&i.1 .1sditl aui 9onsea. putesn "a
All prs Bfo. Sttdiag qu0iiri. &eh'
it aHf Berlin wurbsn uiht qusiiri; ial
WtGla aui BARS iSs pro ursnt. snl
amiierham 42; srs Guieen. @e4Iel
aui g8isn purosn uid)t qEoiirt. Xites
iSjft. Rnba 81. Stsdsslm sIs krsns
saS0. 6rane! tSAgeii) 20s.
sHnbts.Etiisatisnsn.
ssrsn rut,s uas fsiiI. Die Daniss svs'
tfffn ufS fnfafs
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Uiebntarit.
Cincinnati. 4 Woi

2 m tEn n at, 4 TldI.
3ufubr uno 9erinnbt DGbrenb Der
lesien "a StnnOsn. Dersli4en nit Ders
islbsn 3eit Der Dor9erseAsnbsn pier
5ugs tUarsH iDIs T0fgt:
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G6ieaso, 4. Rui.

gDei,sn. - Giir Mai $2.59-2,'
To, am edlub $2.721; fur 5uIi 81
15s-2.22h, ain Shlub S2.193; ~.
Septemb.r $lS3t-l.8sa, am
Sdlub $1.854.
gD,IT6toru. - 6ir Wai Sl.59h-
1.49a, am s6Iub $1.51i; fiir SuI1
$1.41s-1.44l, am S9Iub Last.
Safsr. - Gir Rui 66-68e, am
S6lub $3.50; fiir SuIi 62s-64se
am Sdlub 63ac
Rosssn. - 20 2 $2.o4.
@triie. = $1.25-163.
SimOthp. - $5.00-7.5o.
Rl.e. : $12.O0-17.00.
pori. - Jar Nai $3S.25; til
gull S3s.37-3s.S0. am S4Iub 49,
80.
S5maIs. - SIR 5uIi $22.25-
22.45, am S8lub $22.35; fir Sep
lismber s22.35-22.55. ON S6Iul
S22.4a
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srou Sfmlibi: limb ridt raar.
Iie6itr Hihter, bic Eade fIeibt bod,
oarn inter urte - Srnu Gpf. sSrm,
Blum, Erau StspertmciiI NIB ssrdu
Gen, bdben mir eleihfolIs itrenGf:c
lisfretlou slsliGtrngeul-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-05
Mssmartise Wtdrfte.
Rem gOrt. 4. WsaL

Deis.lr. - Uaartt OsrdnbsrIi4. =
glo. 2 barter $305. glartt nominal
uro go. / gortberH DuIutb S2.97
bsib. {. o. b. Nep yOrt iiir antuHli
Rp. l glortbsra Ranitoba, nominal
@sH8iorn - Wlarit i4pa4; R0
2 oelbes $1.63 c. I. {. ReD yOrt.
SaIer. - giartt piIia; StanoarS
75A-76A.
SfJmal,. - Rarit piaig; VslOol
Deft $22.75--22.s5.
aals. = Tartt fef.
3uder. - Roaer. Rartt itettg =
Centrifugal 1921; gloIahss So.39
raffinirter ftsti3; fsinsr sraHulITi''
$7.50-S.50.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16
WITHDRAWS $2,OOO,OOO
SUIT AGAINST TRAYLOR
Wife Takes Move Because Federal
Court Has No urisdiction-Hasn't
Dropped Action

The s2,000000 securities suit of Mrs.
Belle X, Traylor, against her husband,
Samuel W Traylor, president Of the Tray
lor Shipbuilding Company. and prominent
ngure In Industrial circles, was dis
missed today by Judge Dickinson. Of the
Federal Court at Mrs Traylors own re-
quest. through counsel
The dismissal however does not mean
that Mrs. Traylor intends TO abandon her
action. She merely admits that as a con-
sequence OF the fact that both are residents
or pennsylvania, the Federal Court has no
Jurisdiction.
The Traylor Shipbuildng Companv, Of
winch Mr Taylor Is the head has n large
plant near Cornwells Pa and is building
wood and steel ships for the Government
Mrs. Traylor in her suit asked the court
TO compel her husband to account to her for
securities, real estate and other propertv
estimated at nearly s., 700, 900, she had al
lowed him to use to finance some of his
projects She alleged that after he had
built up a fortune from her securities he
concluded to rid himself of her and had a
separation agreement made under which
he was 10 give her an annual allowance of
$4,000. Mr.. Traylor made an emphatic de-
NAL OF his wife's charges insisting that the
securities abe referred 10 belonged To hin,
absolutely. and while some Of them wero
In her name, she was merely the nominal
owner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16
SAYS U. S. MUST CONTROL
BOTH WAGES AND PRICES
Only Way to Save Country, Fed
eral Reserve Official Testifies
in Rs!e Hearing
WASHINGTON. Nov. IS.

WASHINGTON Nov. l6
The Government must AK wages of labor
and prices of all commodities If the country
is TO escape from the vicious circle" of
constantly increasing prices.
This was the opinion expressed by Paul
NJ Warburg vice governor of the Federal
Reserve Board in reply to questions by
members Of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission this afternoon at the railroad rate
hearing,
rs 1t not true that this is only the first
OF a long series of increases that must be
granted to the railroads." Warburg was
asked by Commissioner Woolley. rs II
not true that, after the railroads are
granted this increase. prices of labor and
materials will again go up and they will
have to come again for other large in
creases?"
YES" Warburg snapped out. THE coun-
try is now In "A vicious circle. The only
way to stop 1t is for the Government to fix
wages Of labor and prices of commodi-
ties"
Still under cross-examination Warburg
was asked what should be the proper pro-
portion between railroad stocks and bonds
There are now more bonds out than stocks
because the railroads have more difficulty
marketing stocks but the correct proper
tion, he said. should be "fifty-flfty."
Private financing by the railroads should
be restricted, however, he added. to leave
room In the investment market for floating
of Government war loans.
The commission should not split hairs
and fuss over technicalites." he said.
1T should grant the increases asked to
put the railroads in shape to meet the war
emergency"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16
UNCOVER SCHEME HERE
FOR EVASION OF DRAFT
Two Brothers Arrested as Slack
ers--Held in $1,000
Bail Each
THEIR CARDS SSING

4 scheme by which regstrants were
able TO buy their way out of the draft is
believed to have been uncovered by local
agents Of the Department Of Justice
Jacob H. Smith and Norris Z. Smith,
brothers, Of 727 South Twelfth street. were
arrested in a downtown registration dis
trlct last night. II was alleged they were
Slackers They had "A hearing before United
States Commissioner Long In the Federal
Building today and were held in 81 900 bail
each, Tor a further hearing next Tuesday.
According to officials the plot involves
the destruction of registration records, thus
preventing the holders Of certain registra-
tion cards from being drawn for service.
Assistant United States District Attorney
r, Henry Walnut, discussing the situation
today, said that the men never received
serial numbers so that person examining
their cards would not know when they
should be subject to II call to the colors.
He said that the white cards bearing their
numbers had been removed from the dis
trCt board Office.
The defendants registered on June 5, at
the Third District police station. De Lancey
above Third. The chairman Of the board
at that time was Herbert Salus. who has
since been taken in the draft
Before turning over his office to his sue
cessor Mr. Salus wrote the Attorney Cen
eral at Harrisburg stating that certain
cards had been lost from the records, He
received other forms to fill in, but accord
ing to officials this has never been done.
Mr. Walnut announced that Salus will be
called from camp, and together with other
members of the board will be required to
testify as to how these irregularities oc-
CURED.
The exposure of this case has given
Government officials hint as to the pos
siblity of similar Irregularities occurring
in other draft boards throughout the coun-
try. The entire city is being covered in an
effort u determine to what an extent this
scheme has progressed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16
HENRY FORD W1j|
JOIN ship BoAR6'
Detroit Man Takes .1oh !.
Helping Speed In y
Production
WILL MOVE TO CAprr,,

H., WASHINGTON. Nov :,
henry Ford Is going to build ~. !"
tne United states. The De,ro,, ' To-
turing genius will move 70 w...,- "'Au'ae
,S.n tne United S'n'". SNippios 'm
,rns,..i ,s.n.y fieet Corporation. rp,it
nr,no,,,n, anu greater speed will ~ N
E.a.,,. iac,ors ne Will deal with W We
Frank Lord. asristan, to Ch,,n %.n
ley. who IL en- route 70 Va, man Hur
,n,s announcement this after,oo, 'N mads
ford VIII not succeed Ad,n,.., -.
no" general manager OF ths 90. eapN
out VIII work with Vice Presd.r'a
Capps's head. virtually over
Ford. who is in washinr,o, 49,
Secretary Baker: Uncle sar ',uay' bN
everything I've II" " can hsv
lie orered the Government, ~.
. ms netroit ana other plants thronssq
une country LOT war WORK And hs N ..
VIII oe accepted ny the various war.m.SlV Ma
branches as rapidly as the bu,,S'.maSV
Ford's skilled labor can he utili,sa iliss aud
Chairman Hurley, the exec,,,' ,,a
who is smashing through the sre., .seniu
program. prevailed upon Ford % ,',pply
forces In overtaking the subma -,o ..,a I'D
struction. DE-
According 10 Lord, the Detros,
turer is returning to Detroi, 70 "ahuiae
affairs, and then he will come IN ws,,aAn
ton and take an Office with the r,nsns
Fleet Corporation. sfssnJ
Ford made meteor!c dash ,h-o,
Government departments TODAY tJsn M
on Secretaries Baker and Dan,a,. ~la
rushed around the city with rsa,.M aM
Howard Coffin, Of the aircraft bos bnna ra
OF the first men in Government ssrv,. one
utilize EDr1'g MIA NJ 10 " we 10
program. a'a'loa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16
PUBLIC WILL VIEW
M'NICHOL'S BODY
Funeral Tomorrow Will Be
Attended by Notables
of State
SIX SONS AS PALLBEARERS
Archbishop Prendergast Will
Preside and Entire Legisla-
ture Will Be Present

The body OF state Senator James p. Nc
Nichol will be placed on view at O'Clock
this evening at the home Of his eldest SON.
\ William J. McNichol, 1887 Race street
where he died Wednesday. Several thou
sand persons are expected to view the body
of the millionaire Republican leader.
Funeral services, presided over by Arch
bishop Prendergast, at the Catholic Cathe-
dral of SIS. Peter and Paul. will be held
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, with In
terment In the McNicho mausolcum in
Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Mount Airy One
Of the largest funerals in recent years ls
expected. Governor Brumblugh and the
entire State Legislature in body will at
tend the services.
The list of honorary pallbearers, naming
many OF the most prominent men in the
State. skips few notables The complete
list is
,,,ss ssnasSr & &Ienro5e Judge Charles Y. Audenried
brown, r, r.; s,otssbgfs. jqsepE e. Wid;per,,
S Roon ffOy"s II hdssr 'hs smS hsS
Mecsn ASa9r aTenof eRfrs FJ+n n, q
win SPEAKER q state House OF Representative;
ss5sqsr %sS H slew R.sns5., %sSS
gas.ps ssF b:g
Court ousrtsr ssssons seFect ''fFs SoSnSimss SI as
jssa SasSP 'Ei.dsai G!y sg; f
Ma9tstpate,elect: jane. rsrsy seect SstmPoe Pen
Sa%nsu1';;si; SeIns1';;si;csi charIss Hai clerk q $eis"t
:n E'E$fSs:5% s5'nYy ?sG 3Ssse
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qfsea As1Suny S2sn vi i Pprh.m r ham
5 sseFss sasce Of Rsssr, ss ss,s 4ss
s s''%E SS1E H.5Tis Ps y
commissioner. Thomas Gary
e ,hs State House q select
Pssprsb bs'Ffs James SAMUEL F. w5sd%spG Ss%s2G
K. sao Su.e Z, the L sommcs q
S.ns nTS is% sa,s s;hsts ta'Rn Senator Sr's 4
ikSsr's9' i.:I 81 Tss S,nR;s:
Mccall ssRSs r Ro,sn b!.,FSs s?HP'[ hiU9neS sS'spa
PSS shraa SPstsSS' Ss!snss VIII NSII'T h91' a. van r.
3sS. sHsr '&sfnsg90EHEF Is sdit Hawg goS6 IS
Jssa aysr tss RsE pr Russell sSI
Hssfg F. w.onO HsmOPq F2o'S N5Sss
e e, common Pleas; Georss 3, Por,er. ere ouft' r.
Senator fRfss Pbsn5Sro Gsorse oraGy United State,
Davis. John Weaver and Dr. Edward b Martin.
Senator McNichols six eldest sons will he
the active pallbearers. They are William
- Harry A, Joseph D.. Frank J.. Edward
J. and Daniel J. McNichol.
Senator Penrose last night issued the fol-
lowing:
The death of Senator McNichol Ia to
me personal loss For many years we
mad been intimately associate ted in public
anairs. but 1t is his passing as a friend
that Is uppermost In my mind
he brought TO the service Of PhiladeI-
pnla and or this Commonwealth a fine
MIND. clear vision. irmness of will and
the nobest courage. His public conduct
was unmoved by consideration of selfish
no,iVes. lie was no time-server and he
had consuming scorn for evasion and
nypocrisy-a man of the highest pur-'
poses Oh nobility OF character and a loyal
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-16
Ringing Appeal Made
to All PhiludeIphidns

yellow CITIZENS! So far, the
donations to the funds for ...e War
Council of the Young Mems Christian
Association have been received from
approximately 1000 of population
of 100000. It is the earnest hope
of the executive committee that at
least 100000 people will lend their
help with either large or small sub
scriptions. Booths have been placed
in various parts Of the city so that
no man, woman or chill, will he able
to say that he or she did not have an
opportunity to contribute to the war
fund. Surely Philadelplians will not
fail to do their part to make the life
of the enlisted men of our army and
navy little more comfortable and
help provide for those who may be
imprisoned in Germany!
GEORGE II. McFADDEN,
General chairman.
HORATIO G.. LLOYD,
Chairman for Philadelphia County.