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The evening world., 1917-11-10
PlMLlC0 ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. PIMLICo. Nd, Nov.
lO.-The entries for Mondays races are
as follows:
FIRST RACE.--For maiden thrcee yea. .olds
a sP' Msnio %' s 'H nss @ e' csntsisS cG ~" rS sSt
liz: Hickory Stu. iOG; Tom Lowry, ii2i Bab,
Ss s9c4 M Tsraan s tSs RoS e {ork i? i,s %n g1n
SEcoTD RAGE. .Steepehase; thr.s year
oldS aud upward; claiming: two miles klng
i@eP, @ . iiad = S.p, Par itS haS H,sdSv. Mltsst 50
low. low" IA no pound. cd@ci for 'S rdSSr; '5
''TTIalii TaisD i.&s sai e, 4,
.S fn'sR R to 4GS CS 5js E5 Rut & Si SHG"Mhe M, nS
cy 'q ios g''' us lG ,d s. s{ hasi S'" ST. a. ds h
FoTRrT RAcE The noy, SO 600 ,d,.t
%,i and a Saa Straight F"3"S-d. 4 los Heudde. iis
az ,sunbonneta ~; Conduit; ~ Tickkcst los
mh - 4aldSf % io, -i di We %s,p "'Iia iasas, 'g iS ''y @
1S r%'a ID :. o' lou. cntH, Nc, Wv Wan sutp =
FIFTH RAcE Fqg an ssr; one mile e-.,
GN Tyo%ns S% l'is oo Ni Ss poe LSy SIG9 od Tae
Gaps, i5o; Meiior', IL: MIda, III "a r, 7
SIXTH -Thre-ycnr.ods and upward
i@A; Rose "a. iia. HSsafTY iiis R% a rSosn!s
! 'Gretngs. 1903; Flea 02 Hesse lO9: LThyil
F1na' RT.n ioS fRTisen fRh Exc sSGmGsd ''0" io'' h'
SEVENTH RACE,-H Handicap; selling three
I wear olds one mile and se,enty Yards Thorn
den. 100; Paddy near. no: Capt Riy i07
lay IUi. III: Maste- 'rna III: Bar o
Onwa, a6
Noath-r clear Track fast
The evening world., 1917-11-10
WOMEN AID BOYS OF esTH.
Auxiliary Helping Dependent Fam
lies and knitting for Soldiers,

The boys of the old seth. now the
i65th Regiment, are not going to be for
gotten by THEN friends at home during
their sojourn in France. The Woman's
Auxiliary is helping the dependent fam.
lies OF the soldiers at home and knit
ting for the men abroad,
Mrs. Merle " Smith and other officers
wives are leading in the work Every
afternoon the women take possession ,f
the armory at Lexington Avenue and
Twenty sixth street and work from 3 IA
5 o'clock making sweaters, caps aud
Wristlets. Meetings Of the auxiliary are
held on Wednesday nights.
Tho women are cooperating with tho
Friendly Sons Of ST, Patrick In aldInp
the dependent families, and are dcyising
means OF raising money for the pur-
nose. They invite the co-op,Iutlur ol
families thcmselvc7 AS well as an, ad,
mircrs 1f the le5tn Reglment
The evening world., 1917-11-10
ITALY DEMANDS RETURN
OF BAFF CASE WITNESS
Probably Means Collapse Of the In
dictments Against Alleged
Chief ConSpirators.

The Italian Government, Through
Secretary Lansing, has demanded the
immediate return to Italy of Antonio
Cardlnale. who was brought here from
Italy TO testify against those indicted
for tho murder Of Barnett Baff, the
poultry dealer, In West Washington
Market. Nov. "a. 1914 An extension
asked for by Deputy Attorney General
oMalley. in charge OF the prosecution.
has been denied.
The decision OF the Italian Govern
ment will in all probability mean the
collapse of the indictments now pending
against William Simon, alleged head Of
the conspirators. and others for partici-
patton IN the murder Of Baff. 1t was
principally the testimony of Cardlnale
that caused the conviction of Frank
Ferrara, Joseph Cohen and Abraham
Graft for aiding and abetting in the
murder.
A motion to dismiss the indictment
against Simon Is now pending before
Supreme Court Justice Tompkins.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
NAVY MEN HELD IN FRAUD
Governments Losses by Resold
Supplies May Reach 100000.

Edward WIN. commlssary steward Of
the United States Navy and George {.
Goodman, ycoman, were detained at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard to-day on a
charge of conspiracy to defraud the
Government. 1t Is said the losses al
ready uncovered amount to S2j 1000. The
total may be $4,000.
Four civilians were arrested on
charges of participating In the same
conspiracy. These are John Filter, a
proyision dealer at No. 10 Bridge Street,
Brooklyn, and three OF his drivers.
Henry wittholm, Moses Prayer and Jo-
seph Katz. II is charged supplies do
livered for the Navy were reloaded,
carted away and sold,
The evening world., 1917-11-10
CAR BREAKS OWNERS LEG
AND DIVES INTO RIVER
Crashes Through Chain on Ferry
boat as Rec Tries in Vain to
Set Brakes.

Suddenly starting into motion. a large
Limousine car tore through tho iron
chain and gate OF the Lackawanna
ferryboat Montclhir nearing the Clin'
ton Street slip early this morning and
plunged into the North River, carrying
with Il the owner and driver, John Rec,
twenty mine. OF No 2l6 West Houston
Street.
Rec was returning from Hoboken. As
the boat approached the slip, he cranked
the machine and It started forward. lie
leaped TO the running board to throw
on the brakes. but the car crushed his
right leg AGAINST A stsnchion and car
ried him into the river In its plunge.
The boat was stopped and Rec hauled
on board with a rope An ambulance
took him to 81. Vincent's HOSPITAL. HI
leg was broken.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
GERMANS RESTORE
POLITICAL PEACE;
COALITION IN POWER
NJ Pdriic, hut Conservatives
m New Cabinet ani Reforms
VIII BE Pressed.

HERLIN. So, 10 ,vln I.ondon).-
Dr Kar' ifclncrlcb. the Nicr chan
collor. has clpltunt"d and political
peace once moro hnS bccn restored.
Tho Cabinet. containing Count vo1
IfortlinF ns Chancellor Friedrich Won
Payer a. Vice Chancellor and Herr
Frlcdbcrg ~ Vice President Of tho
prussian Ministry. means a virtually
Coalition Liberal Government
Tho Clerical. National nberal and
Progressive parties are represented
Hctlvcly In tho Cabinet The Social
ists accept tho appointment Of Won
Payer az evidence that Count Won
Hertllng Is willing 20 work with the
present group OF Reichstag majority
parties, but they are reserving 20
themselves complete liberty OF action,
The Conservatives are the only inn
portant Rcichstag faction not having
member In tho new Government.
which may be said TO mark the active
Initiation OF the first parliamentary
Cabinet in Prussia and Germany.
Chancellor Won Hertling returned
to-day TO Munich where he will assist
in the reorganization of the BavAriai
Ministry, from which he retires. His
! first public appearance as Chancellor
is expected 10 take place when the
Reichstag opens It's next session on
| Nov. %.
The Liberals are now getting read
TO combat the reactionaries in their
efforts to obstruct the enactment OF
/ the Prussian electoral reform bill
| These measures are expected to b.
ready for first reading Mt the end cf
this month. The Clerlcals. Nat'~ nal
/ Liberals, Progressivcs, Socialists and
Poles will constitute an ample ma
| jority for II In the Lower Chamber
OF the Prussian Diet
AMSTERDAM, Nov. I0.-In dig
cussing the visit TO Berlin OF Count
/ Czernin. the Austro- Hungarian For
eign Minister, the Fremdenblatt %
! Vienna points out that the pro
gramme OF Austro- Hungary remains
unaltercd and Is directed toward "A
| speedy and honorable peace.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
Y. NJ. C. A. WAR FUND GROWS.
Reports Indicate More Than s36,-
100000 VIII lie Raised.

Early reports from all sections Of the
country indicate that the $4,000 900
Y. NJ. c. A. War Fund campaign will
result In heavy oversubscription, ac-
oording to an announcement by the Ma
tional War Work Council here to-day.
The Southwestern district has in.
creased It's allotment from S75O,OOO. to
81, 900. 900, while Denver's Liberty Loan
organization has undertaken the work
In its district. The Governors OF North
and South Carolina and Georgia have
issued proclamatious officially designat.
ing the week OF Nov. IL. as y. NJ. {. A.
War Fund week,
The evening world., 1917-11-10
KORN|LOFF ESCAPES,
JOINS KERENSKY AND
KALED|NE FOR BATTLE
CONTINUED from First Page)

Minister OF Education, N. Lunachar-
sky; Minister OF Justice. NJ. oppokov:
Minister OF Supplies, NJ. Theodore
Witch: Minister OF Posts and Tele-
graphs. NJ. Aviioff: Minister OF Affairs
OF Nationalities Ia new post In charge
Of the affairs OF the different national
tiles within Russia), NJ. Dzhugashvlli;
Minister OF Communication, NJ. RiaEa-
non.
The Cabinet is supported by the
Left and the Social Revolutiontst
Party, the other parties having with
drawn from the workmen's and Sol
diers' Congress. Bibenko Is n Kron-
stadt sailor. while Shliapnikoff Is a
laborer.
In reply to a question from peas.
ant deputy. who protested against
the arrest OF the former Ministers
Trotzky announced that the Socialist
members OF the Kerensky Cabinet
would be released from the fortress
OF st. Peter and st. Paul pending ar
Investigation. He said the otheri
would be held.
The Congress took action to turI
over TO the Land Committees for dis
tributlon the landed estates and Stat
and Church lands The lands Of tn
Cossacks and the peasants will no
be confiscated.
The banks In Petrograd have bee
reopened.
COPENHAGEN. Nov. lO.-The Ber
lin correspondent OF the Hambur
Fremdenblatt reports that Germa
wireless stations on the eastern from
have picked up various, Russian mer
ssges dealing with an armistice, bu
says there Is no adequate confirms
ton OF the statement that the Max
malists already have offered peaC
or an armistice. He advises N
greatest reserve until II Is determine
In whose hands tho Russian Cover
ment remains.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
pOLSHEv|KI LIFTS
BAN ON NEWS FROM
!. S. AMBASSADOR
Cable From Francis Taken 10
Forecast a Plea for
Recognition.

wAsutSoTON. Nov 10 -Cabis-
srans from Ambassador Francis in
eetrograd. received NJ tho state Do
partmsnt to-day confirmed IN" "vsr-
throw of thu Kerensky Government
One message dated Nov T. ana
another ~ tho sth, confirmed de-
spntohes which told " tho arrest ~
Cabinet members and tho lombard
ment OF tho Winter Palace by ths
cruiser Aurora.
Francis messages made no men
ton Of loss Of life, and said that
Petrograd had ngain become pulet'
The only information the state De
partment had to-day from Russia was
contained In n telegram which stated
that all American Red Cross workers
In Russia are well.
Tho department said that nothlnR
has 70 far developed upon which THIS
Government can base any alteration
In Its present policy toward Russia
Until a responsible new government
10 established In Russia the United
states will take no action.
The fact that Ambassador Francis
was at last permitted to get his mes
sage over the wires controlled by thu
Maximalists and Bolshevih may
mean that they plan to soon seek
official recognition from the United
States.
Such recognition will depend upor
the extent Of the support granted thu
new Government by the Russian
people.
The Ambassadors messages did no
confirm the report that Moscow wai
held by the revolutlonists. although
the American ConsuIs wire to Fran
els fom Moscow may come though
later from Petrograd.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
BANK MESSENGER ROBBED.
Thief, who Gets Only Cancelled
Checks, Escapes After Chase.

Carrying an envelope containing S53.-
900 worth Of cancelled checks. Walter
Thomas. nineteen. Of No. 1853 18th
Street. West New York. a messenger
Of the State Bank. No. 1913 Grand
Street. was knocked down by man on
the steps OF the Il" at Grand Street
and the Bowery shortly after noon and
the envelope torn from his hand.
The boy fought and was given a
black eye, hut he gave chase. He fol-
lowed the thief through the crowds OF
the Bowery and others Joined In the
chase The thief knocked down a
couple and escaped through Broome
Street.
The stolen checks were from depos-
itors OF the branch State Bank at No, !
West goth Street and were being re-
turned to the bank All were stamped
paid" and how the thief expects to
realize on them the bank doesn't know.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
WOODS SHIFTS INSPECTORS,
Changes Made as Result of Promo
tions 10 Borough Posts.

Because or promotions to borough in
spectorships announced yesterday Police
Commissioner Woods made the following
shifts OF district inspectors to-day:
Thomas j. Kelly from the Twelfth in
Queens to the First. taking In Manhat-
tan below 18th Street; John J. Collins
from the Long Island City district TO the
Twelfth in Queens; Edward J. Walsh
from the Ninth in Brooklyn to the
Seventeenth In Brooklyn; Thomas j..
Mcdonald, OF the Brooklyn Central
Office to take charge OF the Ninth;
William Il. Boettler from the Tenth to
the Fifteenth in Brooklyn; James j..
Savage from the Fourteenth In the upper
Bronx. to the Tenth In Brooklyn and
Daniel Costigan to take charge OF the
Fourteenth In addition to his duties at
Main 'Headquarters.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
ALDERMAN T0LK BANKRUPT.
Candidate, Beaten at Last Election,
owes City $4,000 ON Lease.

Alderman MoritE Tolk. Tammany's 5
representative from the Eighth District,
should worry, Though he was defeated
for reelection last Tuesday by u Social
list, he is still $4,000 ahead OF the city,
owing that much to Father Knlcker-
booker on a lease Of city building in
his district, according to bankruptcy
petition hled by him to-day in the Fed
eral Court Tolk gives his liabilities as
Slo,2ia. lie says he has no assets. He
took over fhe city property after 1t had
been vacated by several municipal de-
partments,
The evening world., 1917-11-10
CAPTlvE'S MOTHER INSANE.
Mrs. Gsrrity, who Kept Girl Locked
Up, WIN 60 90 Asylum.

Mrs Ellen Gerriy OF No. s2i Forest
avenue, the Bronx who kept her thir-
tecn-year-uld daughter, Mary, confined
in her home since last February fearing
the child would meet the fate Of Ruth
cruEer, was arrHignod in Morrisania Po-
lice Court before MAGISTRATE Blau to-
day. An agent Of the Chldrcns Society
presented a certificate from Or Greg
ory OF the psycopathic ward OF Bellevue
Hospital stating Mrs Gerrity Is men
tally irresponsible.
The magistrate committed Mrs, Ger
uty 10 Believe and she win be sent "a
az insane asylr"r Wulio.r GprritN tho
father uf the grl. took charge Of hcI
under the supervision OF the Children
Society
The evening world., 1917-11-10
NO BALLOT FRAUD FOUND.
Town Meeting Party CHARGES In
philadelphia Were Not Sustained.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lO--Chargcs
of fraud brought by the Town Meeting
Party against Republican election Off
GERS were not borne out to-day when the
ballot box was opened at the order Of
the election court.
Attorneys for the Town Meeting
Party alleged that 20 ballots had been
Illegally thrown out A count Of the
ballots showed a total OF 81 Republican
and ~ for the Town Meeting Party,
-Four ballots on each side were found
| IS Republican and i3 Town Meeting
The evening world., 1917-11-10
THREE MONTHS TRUCE
PROPOSED BY LENlNE,
BOLSHEvIK LEADER
I'VE Offer Just Peace" He Says,
"but Will Not Accept Un-
just Terms"

PETROGRAD, Nov. l0.-A three
months armistice. during which So
cialists will endeavor TO bring an end
10 the world war, Is proposed by
Nikolal Lenine. the Maximalist lead
ar. in a speech before the Workmen's =
and Soldiers Congress
I'VE plan TO OFFER an immediate
armistice OF three months, during
which elected representatives from all
nations, and not the diplomats. are
TO settle the question Of peace" he
said
I'VE offer these terms, but We are
willing ~ consider any proposals for
The evening world., 1917-11-10
Girl Is Killed by Auto.

Anna Beer a telephone operator, six
teen years old residing at No, 1917 Uni
versity Avenue, the Bronx. was struck
by an automobile driven by Elmer Ba-
rendo Of No. 3355 Sedgwick Avenue at
University AMI Burnside Avenues to-
day. Barendo placed tho injured girl
m the car ana took her to Fordham
Hospital, whore she died OF a fractured
skull,
The evening world., 1917-11-10
CHINA RESENTS new U. S.
AGREEMENT WITH JAPAN
Displeased Because She Was Not
Consulted in the Matter, Says
Report to Toxic.

TOXIC Nov lO.-Chlna formally an
nounccd to-day that she will limit her
recognition OF the special position which
territorial propinduity creates accord
Ing the characterization "under.
standing" TO interests already estab-
lshcd In treaties,
The statement also declares that
China will not be bound by notes ex-
changed between other countries.
Formal announcement to this effect Is
the official indication OF dissatisfaction
In China with the recent understanding
reached between the Unietd States and
Japan China is resentful because she
was not consulted in the matter.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
SIMS BlAMES FINLAND'S
men FOR LOSS OF LIVES
Lowering Of Boats on Torpedoed
Transport Was Unauthorized
Seaman'S Body Found.

WASHINGTON. Nov. lO.-Admlral
Sims cablcd to-day that some Of the
loss Of American lives in the unsuccess-
fu submarine attack on the transport
Finland was due to the unauthorized
lowering OF boats.
The body OF Newton II. Head. sea-
man. who was drowned. was picked up
by the patrol boat Alccdo. afterward
turpedoed and lost. The two other sea-
men lost we're James W. Henry and
Porter Hilton. Hilton was previously
reported missing.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
SONS AT WAR, SHE ENDS LIFE
wife of DIR. J. =. wood Commits
suicide by shooting.

Despondent from constant fear for two
sons who have Joined the colors. Mrs.
Elizabeth Wood. wife OF DR.. James Scott
wood, a prominent physician and eye
speciaIist OF No. i72 Sixth Avenue.
Brooklyn, committed suicide by shooting
to-day.
heard two shots, and hurrying to his
mothers room found that she had shot
herself twice in the head with a revolver.
Mrs, Wood died In about an hour. For
six weeks she had been In nervous
condition, which became more marked
when the first American casualty list
was published
The evening world., 1917-11-10
Says Gustave to Christian snI
Christian 20 Gustsve. -.-

COPENHAGEN. Nov. l0.-King Gus
tave Of Sweden Is making a private visit
to the King OF Denmark. King Chris
tian at a dinner to the King Of Sweder
said that Gustave's visit confirmed their
continued concord and cooperation AMI
that happy results would be ootaineI
for the two nations. In reply KIM
Gustave declared that all efforts towaTt
concord and cooperation always would
have his loyal support.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
GERMANY COLONIzING
ALSACE FOR ELECTION
Streams Of Population Sent in
for PlebiScite to Decide
Provinces Ownership.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES. Oct.
n tby mail.) .)-secret information from
Alsace and Lorraine reaches the French
military authorities daily. relative to
the 81 ,ps now being taken there by
the Germans. to render 1t certain that
n ~ !blscite were held to decide
whetl sr the two provinces preferred to
belong to France or Germany. the re-
suit would be In favor OF the latter.
According to the information reach
ing France, n steady colonization has
now bccL going on for some time. Ger.
man families are being moved into the
two provinces and settled there until
the ul'' ,ato fate OF Alsace and Lor-
ference.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
SHIP BOARD RE-ORGANlzES.
Construction 10 he Placed In Hands
of Charles Pease.

WASHINGTON. Nov lo.-The Emer-
gency Fleet Corporatlon-the Shipping
Boards Construction Branch-was in
process OF being reorganized to-day, with
the prospect that the building pro-
gramme would ultimately be placed in
the hands OF Charles Pease, OF Chicago.
recently appointed Vice President OF
the COTnOrgtiOn
The evening world., 1917-11-10
DR.. HANS KUDLICK DIES.
Leader In Hoboken Progress for %
Years succumbs nt Age of %.

DIR. Hans hudlick, who had been a
leading physician and also a leader in
public progress and advanced ideas in
Hoboken for siXty-four years. died to-
day at his home No sos Hudson Street,
at the age OF nInety-four. lie is sur
vived by four sons. two daughters. nine
grandchildren and two great grand
children.
DR.. Kudlick was born In Austria. lie
was compelled to flee when young man
because Of his demands fbna1fsats
freedom for the serts. and camss TO Ho-
boken in 1859.
As soon as the laws permitted DR.
kudlick became an American citizen. lie
was the founder OF Hoboken Academy
and the founder and first president OF
the Hoboken German Club.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
PARIS JUDGE is 0USTED.
FernRnd Monicr Name Was Men
toned In BoIo Exposure.

PARIS. Nov. lo--The Court Of Cas-
sation. sitting as Il disciplinary courD
to-day condemned Fernand Monier. Pres
ident OF the Paris Court OF Appeals. to
dismissal from office, the maximum pen
atty for misuse Of his office.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
KILLED by HoIstIng Maehlne.

Andrew Hereth. No. SAG East 18th
street. was killed this morning while
trying to operate a hosting machine at
No. bls East sd Street His arm and
then his whole body became cntangled
in rope, being wound tightly around
The spool lIereth was employed by
Thomas Galligan, contractor lie leaves
n wife and five children.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
Argentina to show Friendship for
Brasil.

RIO JANEIRo, Brazil Nov lO-The
Argentine Minister called on Or. Milo
Pecanha, Brazilian Foreign Minister. to-
day and Informed him of the intention
Of the Argentine Government to send a
cruiser to RIO Janciro next week as a
mark uf friendship toward Hrnzn The
conference Vas most cordial,
The evening world., 1917-11-10
Former speaker Of Canadian House
Of Commons Dies.
MARKDALE. ont

MARkDAIE, OnI, Nov 10 Sem
stor 7 : Sproule, formerly speaker
Of tho Canadian House of Commons.
dl'1 here to. duy, uBrd acNtnA -four.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
VETS Now Lead In Ohio with ITO
Votes.

COLUMBUS O.. Nov. lO,--With the
official vote from rs counties out of SS
received figures at the Secretary Of
states office to-day give the vets a
lead OF ITO votes The totals are;
Wets, 52l.ii6. dry. SELECT,
The evening world., 1917-11-10

Liberty Loan Is sold on Exchange be-
low par for first time $4,000 in lots
sold at 099S.
The evening world., 1917-11-10

United States steel Corporation-Un-
filled orders totalled o,0Oa 675 tons Oct,
n. against 2, ,SS3, AZ Sept, 30. 10 407 Ot9 Aug.
n, and l0.0l5, 26O tons. Oct. 81, 1915.
The evening world., 1917-11-10

Chandler Motor Car Company-Regu-
lar quarterly dividend OF per cent
and usual extra of per cent, payable
ian. 2 10 stock record Dec. H. This
makes u per cent, declared this year.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

Norfolk Western-Regular quarterly
dividend Of N75 per share on common
stock payable Dec. 10. TO stock OF record
Nov. 30.
The evening world., 1917-11-10

Studebaker Corporatlon-Stock jumped
from 9S IA TO Al 3-4. following a state
ment by an official head Of the company
who estimated net profits after all
charges atFSl7 per share for 1917.
The evening world., 1917-11-10

All Lost and Found" articles
advertised In The World or reported
to Lost and Found Bureau" Room
108. world Building, will be listed
for thirty days. These lists can be
seen at any OF The Worlds offices.
Lost and Found" advertisements
can be left at any of The Worlds
Advertising Agencies, or can be
telephoned directly TO The World,
Call 1000 Beekman. New York. 81
Brooklyn Office. 400 Main.
The evening world., 1917-11-10
Judge Monier,s trial was OF

Judge Moniers trial was ordered by
the French Minister OF Justice on Sept.
20. A despatch from Paris on oct. ?
reported that Bolo Pasha. under arrest
for espionage. had requested the ap-
pointment OF Judge Monier as a director
OF the Paris Journal owned by Senator
Humbert.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24
RED GROSS WAR FUND CAMPAIGN WILL WIND UP TOMORROW WITH
 WHIRLW|ND FINISH IN B|SbEE

At local Red Cross headquarters in the Y. M. C. A. last night it was an- nounced that subscriptions up to yes terday moo ntotaIed s17,e2o.5o. AL though the districts allotment was only s15,ooo, the local chapter will continue its work in an effort to raise s25,ooo before Monday night. Mem bers of the various campaign teams will make their final reports on sub scriptons at e:3o o'clock Monday ev- ening at a banquet given at the Y. Nj. C. A.
 Red Cross Campaign Week will end tomorrow with a whirlwind campaign in the Warren District to bring the to- tai subscriptions to the national war fund from this part of the country close to the s20,O00 mark. The s15.000 mark was passed yesterday and it is hoped that several thousand dollars more, at least, will be subscribed to- morrow. The fund was swelled yes terday by the receipt of subscriptions amounting to s6S650 from the Tomb stone auxiliary of the local Red Cross chapter. Naco also did its share, too, sending in S15S.50.
 Following are the names of usb- scribers and amounts subscribed yes terday:
Bisbee daily review., 1917-06-24
(By Review Leased Wire.)

NDN FNNF TO V IaV-'Is'NNI " I1VfF
 DENVER. June 23.-Tom Shanley. second baseman for the Denver club of the Western League this season. today was given fire days notice of his unconditional release. Shanley came to the Western League from Chicago semi-professional circles.