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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
R.W.PATTERS0N'S REQUESTS.

The will OF Robert W. Patterson,
formerly of No. % East 18th street,
who died oct % was offered for pro-
bate this morning, The largest bequcst
ia a lifo interest IN trust fund OF
st5O,oO. and In the reslduary estate
which are devised to tEe widow. Marie
l.. Patterson To son, Robert Down
mg Patterson OF St. John. y r.. Is be-
queathod personal property and Sl2O. .OOO
outright, Another son, Henry A. Pat-
terson of Chatham, \. j.. sets "A lie
interest In tund NJ pa,OO1.
Other hcpucSts Of life interests In
smaller sumo arc made to several bene-
ficiarics, and after the life interests are
determined the residuary estat. IL di-
yided between the Adirondack Cottage
Union of this city, ana tho lIamnton
Normal ana Az cultural College a.
hampton, VA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
u. S. TO BUY OR
S3S,OOO,OOO
FOOD HIDDEN HERE
PHtot s74,OOO,O ,OOOWarflUarl
Owned Abroad - NegotIa.
tons for Purchase Begun.

vAsHiHGToS. Soy. T.. Tho
ualona Of dollars worth o' food.
HITr discovered by secte' aervlee
ng"uta ln New York warehouses viii
boz put on the American market un-
less tho foreign owners can show that
they are entitled 10 the products and
that no embargo against their ex-
poriatlon il In effect.
The Food Administration has
opened negotiations by cGbie with tho
foreign owners In the hope Of obtain
.ng their permission for the purchase
Of tho foodstuffa. but other action
VII be- taken unless the permission
'a forthcoming
Officials wore Interested to-day in
The report that tho foodstuffs include
moro than 100000 bushels OF oats
consigned to Dutch Importer It
was pointed out that Holland is not
ordinarily n user OF oats. but Ger
many has been short OF oats for her
Dayolry.
The Dutch Commercial Mission
with headquarters here issued a
statement to-day dlsclaiming that
any Of tho supplies belonged to the
Netherlands
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
VOLUNTARY RATIONING
A PLAN FOR THE BRITISH
Allowances Of Bread and Other
Foods to Depend on Glass Of
Work Performed.

MANCHESTER. England. Nov. IL
sip Arthur YRpp. Director u Food
'Economy. outlined here to-day his plan
for voluntary rStionlng. Following are
ths suggested weekly allowances OF
bread:
Non on heavy industrial or aGrioul-
tuA Ai work. eight pounds. men on ordl-
naty Industrial or other manual wo1k.
sefen pounds; men on unoccupied or on
sedsntAry work. four pounds eight
Outoos.
komen on heavy industrial or ssri-
cunurai work. nve pounds women on
or Enary industrial work or domestic
sefice. four pounds: women IN unoe-
BED or on sodentary work. three
poHndB eight ounces.
ther foods. the allowance Of which
Is hs same for all. are Apportionod Az
fo bws:
ereais, other than bread. twelve
ou3 ICES meat, two pounds butter. mar
gHysne. lard. oils and fats. ten ounces.
abd sugar. oight ounces.
.cAihren are not affected by tho
scaeme. no definite rations having been
itsd for them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
1874 OF $4,000 MEN
At YAPHANK REJECTED
Gaps in Draft Army to Be Filled
This Week-9oO to 1000
Sought as "SlackerS."

or approximately $4,000 men who
went TO Camp Upton at Yaphank on
the draft call. making up 20 per cent.
of New York's quota. 1884 have been
rejected on account OF physical dis
ability. These figures were given
"u: to-day at tho state Arsenal by
Roger H. Wood. who IL now arrang-
Ing 20 send men 10 take the places
Of those turned down. The names
OF those who are to 70 to Yaphank
will be furnished the various local
boards during the week.
The official let of "slackers." men
who ran away after their names had
been Nrawn, has not been made up.
but J. IL estimated that there viii
not be more than 800 or 1000. The
names and addresses OF all are in
the hands Of the police. and special
squad has been looklng FOR them.
There is slight chance OF any escaping.
Everything Ia ready for the trans
portation of the remaining 30 per
cent OF New York's quota to Yap-
hams. and only word is awaited from
Washington for the start.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
Tells How 10 Save
Money for Yourself
And Coal for Nation

ALBANY. nov. is. - HugRes-
u"na ss a. how tho people ~ the
State may save millions % tons
~ 'od. leave uhhamDsfsd ihe
H'aio'a Industries and avoid .
likelihood ~ D dlstfossful ooJ
situation this winter arc made ~
statement 90 tho public by GOV
Wh'iman O-daD u advises that
you should
net burn coal In an open nra,s.
Not have every room heated
eloss on spare rooms.
See there are no cracks a. floor
line of fUrnsos, permitting cir
leakage into sshpit
Keep sntirs fuel space of range
or furnace filed thin free rssn
waste.
Feed Ere ard shake crate al
regular interVslsi two or three
tins daily 10 sufficient.
Shake down the Ashs, bsfors
adding eoali stop shaking when
the fret briah, coal drops.
Don't leave feed. door drauah,s
open.
Keep the ashpit empty st all
ashes 90 recover good coal
dropped through crate.
Clean tiuss frequently.
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S140,OOO RAISED HERE
FOR ARMENIAN RELIEF
ttlppodrome Mass Meeting, Follow
ing Tag Day, SwellS Fund
Nv 100000.

The American Commission FOR Ar
lnenian and Syrian Relief announced
'o-dsy that fully $4,000 was ne,ted for
ne 25OO.OnO persons IN the war-ravaged
lands OF the near East by the mass
meeting held at tho Hippodrome yes.
to-day. About two thirds Of the checks
came from Armcnlsns now living and
prosper!nS IN the United States. which
IS tangible proof that they have not
forgotten their unfortunate brethren
in the old country. This sum Ia in ad-
dition to $4,000 raised by the solicitors
on tag day. Saturday. and brings the
total for the tTo DAYS campaign IN
New York city 20 $1,000. 4 country
wid" campaign is going on to raise
$4,000 OC1 for relief work during the next
five months.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
SLAIN FLYERS WAR CROSS
4 WILL GO To HIS MOTHER
Members of lafayette Squad Receive
MacMonagle's Decoration In
Her Behalf.

HEADQUARTERS OF THE LAFAY-
At'rB EsCADRiLIE. Nov. (by mail
the Associated Press)-Members OF
Lafayette Escadrille. representing
Ms. Beverly MscMonagie. to-day re-
c4ved In her behalf the cross OF war
Sfh palm. awarded to her son. corpl
pkuglas MaoMonASle Of San Francisco,
Vho was killed In an air combat on the
litench front on Sept. a. cotpl Mac
Apnssle is cited In the award as a
Htiiful pilot. worthy OF the highest
~ hiss for his courage and unselfLh de-
vdtion to duty"
ldout. Louis verdier Tauveiy has
bssn appointed second In command OF
~ Escadrillo. taking tho place OF
dSpt. Georges Thenauit.
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PIMLlCO ENTRIES.
lsreeIDl 10 1ne Trenlnq MorIl !

7s@NlNl 10 IN" lNtllllb hoIbls'
RACE TRACK, PIMLICO, Md, Nov.
i2.-The entries for to-morrow's races
are as follows:
FIRST RACE Alaidcrs two.year-olds; claim,
i,Gf ~ nlYnEs -DGp y2ss lio; Green GTS,
ietty, iG7j TaaiSrs, lis; Cooling, liz; .HaS|
ln % idI 1' pSSa. S., la 50SG;S: Ssda lia 49, t its:
''si shc511Sp 51 tS RtGE Gs%dt7p, s,.splsos.; e,
MLeesh1ch, is7 shannon ,Riycr 40; cyno, =,
US; H%h FLYER 100: Heddest' l35; Tropaeo-
TIiIRb RAcr-Thre-ys.reld, and upward
iioos, ii" 100: Geg bSSsya' @ % ig2 psuccr, iGi Gadi @
sc, los: Hsstsn4. ioi resp stsht. NJ: Widow
kSnI kt lT2 RonG o 'i Re6ro6s,s S, lGi fi'9 obd
III; sbo,r1tl ~ BALLOT. lO7; 'GoiG Crest boy. iii,
M EfSTH ffsni'' R,CE-.ser!Al Handicap No. o
oicss @ iSE IaG Rune. is 100 dss 100 sssT Gissr M
sGsnf IA L" ofsy iO i Gfs5 Gs i io 'i We Man M i
Goidcrest Boy, 100. tal 4. X Mecomer entry
a.ad.tlP riEI oas EAHhli @lis .StssG ny RSsbssc
9,. Game cOcE. lol Gold Ta,sci; 10; MSS Me-
HsSS 0o tJspSst fsrSodae @S SR
W|oIaiRs ,R..s oi. io1 ,,Sdi''Dd'' ss 'D''''''' oo
Hr"' 'X' X MA MaooSSsr SS sn,sg. 1ArrIeAu en,ry.
"a srXri X H'it,S RScsshns, y1h 9analo,pi thg--y.,r
Mich Me s ~, ID r., SPnS sf PSAosDl tS S IsS Wn @
top5.r King iOi; Lbyln Sands, 100; rneti'p
lW.
SEVENTH RACE--HandicAp: thrs' ;year-old'
cius. iCts Jniiaieon, ITO; Tea Caddy, il2; Wltel
LADY, iO7; Rhine. Maiden, 100 ,to barry Shapnon NO
iUa, NaturaIi., il5; GlOomy us, lOl; a.
Brn nghurs,, i.i. Ia Top o the Muuihs ia
rr,y.ntite SSt ~,oNSnSs claimed Track fHE
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
gygyIyG WORLD'S An
~ LIBERTY BOyD DRIVE
WINS OPFICIiL THANKS.

Co. rsf ofT.s IfsEf Word
ON Lanaf ~ 'h4 Liberty Loan
Committee. Z desire 90 stpfess
Ogr appreciation o. tne splendid
co.oycm'lYu vh'Ch 500 received
from yOu ln come '.ou Win The
campaign Iis' closed. IN the
amount o' space devoted 90 no
nsvs - tro unmpaisn. IN iis dis
pay. pr1 ln the various stories
connected with t1o campaign, The
Evening world showed tho
greatest generosity nul pH'ro'Inu,
rendering 'spe .ll .arvIrr '1 the
Government by ris,nS its readers
fun Information on tho nation.
Wide campaign aud b. lmpresslng
ON them ths necessity on tho part
~ rycry ono 10 buy Liberty Bonds
! want you 90 know how much
wo appreciate the assistance ~
your Newspaper. and now that the
campaign ls over. we desire 20 ex.
press our keen sense OF the value
OF your services TO tho Liberty
Loan Committee. Very sincerely
you're. BENZ. STRONG.
Governor. New York Federal RE-
serve Bank.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
Federal Agents Find s3.OOO,oOO sop-
plies stored In Boston.

HOSToN. Noy. Tho discovery IN
storage here Of me .chandlse valued Al
between 100000 and s5,Ooo,ooo was
reported 70 the Treasury department os
Secret Service Agents to-day under the
TrsdinE-vlth.the-E Enemy Act, No se!z-
ure was made and none il contemplated.
Il was stated. Federal officials explain
ing that the Investigation was to Rscer-
tain the amount and character ot the
products In storage.
The goods consist OF leather. asbestos.
copper. steel. shoe findings ana uoh0ir
wool In n warehouse outside the City
5000 pounds OF sugar was found.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
A SINGLE Front,
A SINGLE ARMY
TO WIN THIS WAR
Premier Pdinleye Declares Thai
Sacred International Union
Is Now Necessary.

PARIS. SDr. ia single froh'
a single army a single nRtlon--that "
the programme required for futufo
victory" said Premier palnlove At A
luncheon to-day ln honor of David
Lloyd George. the British Prime Mn
lister, who has just returned from ~
Italian var zone. and Slgnor Barenini.
italian Minister Of Education. "ff.
after forty months Of war. after all
the lessons tho war has taught Us, the
Allies woro not capable of that sacred
interna tional union, then, In spite OF
their sacrifices. they would not bs
worthy ~ victory"
IN discussing tho manner OF &C
compl.shmcut Of this fusion. to which
the Allies have long aspired, NJ. Pain
levc said:
The enemies alliance realized undty
OF effort 10y brutal discipline. ono q
the peoples among them having mass
tered the others and rendered them
serviceable. But We are free peoples
We do not admit OF subjection 20
other peoples IN time OF war. That
independence Is At the same time a
source OF strength and weakness-of
strength because in them is a o.
pacity for resistance which Is un-
known 10 subject peoples--of weak
ness because II rtnders more difficult
coordination OF military operations.
"ro reconcile this independence witt
the need for unity OF direction which
Is required 10 achieve an efficacious
war policy will be the work OF the
Inter-Allied War Committee or on
the superior War Council Just createA
by the Allies"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
FOOD coNsERVAroR WILLIAMS
ASKS COMPLETE DETAILS,

Arthur Williams. Food Conserva-
tor for New York, said to-day that he
was in Ignorance OF details OF the re-
ported discovery by Secret Service
agents OF t74,O0O.O0O worth of food
'tuns and other supplies in ware
houses in this city and Jersey City,
held for tho account OF neutral ma
tions. such as Norway. Sweden, Dem
mark and Spain.
Adyices from Washington state that
. considerable percentage Of the stun
in storage is owned by French and
English interests and will be shipped
an 1t Is needed.
Mr.. Williams telephonod 10 Her
bert Hoover. Food Administrators. AZ
Washington, asking for complete in
formation and for permission 20
make IL public. Mr.. Hoover responded
that whatever action the Government
should decide 70 take in the matter
OF food products and war material
stored in warehouses would be con-
ducted from Washington The inquiry
into foods and supplies stored In
which started here has
been expanded to cover the entire
Asked II IL were true that German
interests were holding vast stores OF
supplies In warehouses and had been
holding these supplies FOR many
Mr.. Williams said he had
been so advised from Washington.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
WHITMAN SPURS PATRIOTS
IN THANKSGIVING DECREE

ALBANY, Nov IA proclamation
Designating Thursday, Nov. 20, as
Thanksgiving bay. was issued by Gov.
whitman, who says:
I'VE are thankful that We are able
to dedicate 90 the service OF the Nation
the splendid manhood and womanhooI
OF New York. our great wealth and our
vast resources,
I'VE are thankful that Il r. within
the power OF the United States Of
America. however great tho cost. 10
end the. war with absolute. complete
nnd final victory"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
NEW MIN0TTo EVIDENCE.
Expert On TeutOnIc Spy system Said
10 Have rOund IL Here,

CHICAGO. Nov i?.--fnspeotor c. IL.
Paul OF tho local branch OF tho ImmI-
gration Bureau, who has been conduct =
ing the hearings In tho case OF Count
James Minotto, charged with pro- Ger
man activities, expects TO present new
evidence when the Investigation re-
opens next Thursday,
According 10 Mr. Paul, evidence col.
lecied by Lieut. Commander SPENCER
Eddy Of the New York Naval intclli.
gcnca Bureau and export on The leu
tonic spy system. will be introduced
Federal authorities also are eaId 10 ba
Investigating a report that Minotto 10
Rn Austrian subject. iIe claims % be
an Italian subject
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GOVERNMENT OPENS
PIERS At BALTIMORE =
Formally Takes Over Big Terminal
Plant in Shipping War
Supplies.

BALTIMORE. Nov. ls.--After in
spection Monday by the staff OF Brig.
Gen. Baker, Chief Of tho Federal En-
barkation Service, the Government
officially opened the Baltimore Expe-
dictionary Depot. II took over from
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad one
pier and large warehouse and an,
other pier from the Canton Railroad
Company. These provide berths for
nine ssagoing vessels.
One shipment using nine vessels
will carry commissary supplies u
Europe sufficient for $4,000 troops for
ninety days.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
WELCOMED MISSION HERE;
NOW PRISONER IN RUSSIA
pneus Ruitenberg Arrested w. Dol.
sheyIkl-"Shsrlock Holmes Of
Revolt" Also HeIl

The following sabloKfain va 10.
csfved to-day bv the Jewish Dally For.
uhfd from iis TetroFrad cotosf.ondrnt'
Among 'hosH arrested by the Bol.
ahsviki Covsrnmsnt are Tineus Huttsr
bers and Vladimir BourtssfL Mr.. Rut
TENDERS was the Chairman of the orea,
Madison Square Garden reception Ac
esrasd 20 the Russian Mission IN New
York on their arrival here last June
sirses then he returned 90 PetroErad
<nd vss appointed by KarenAky As
slstant Commander ot rho PetroErad
military forces
fMr. BourtEeff IL known a. tho Shsr-
lors Holmes Of the revolution and was
IN charge OF all the records lsft over
by che old regime"
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TWO GROUPS OF HoARpeRs, DE.
CLARES WILLIAMS.

"Appa arcntly," said Mr.. williams.
the hoarders are divided into two
groups. one group il trying to take
supplies out OF the market and re-
duce the amount available to de-
mand with the double purpose OF in
crensing prices and making the ship
ment OF necessaries 10 the Allies
more difficult. The other group is
composed OF plain American graft
ers. who laid In large surplus stocks
mCnths ago, borrowed money on
them, used the money for other pur-
chases and so pyramided their oper-
atoms that they stand to make mill
ions as the prices mount"
One thing that astonished the &c.
cret Service was that such q guam.
tity OF goods as It Is declared has
been found here could be stored in
any section of the country without
the knowledge OF the Government. II
was ascertained that, OF the to-
tai, foods comprised Sss.496.742 and
metals. cotton, jute and the like. $685.
A49,02s. Many OF the food products
are those New York particularly
needs at this time.
OF sugar there is si,0O0,oOO worth.
and OF eggs moro than $1,000 900.
More than sl.5OO,OOO in nour ls held,
with grains worth over $4,000, 900.
The canned goods amount to tlO,6OO.-
900 in value. All these prices are
wholesale, The foods held and their
values are given below;
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
ASKS TO INSPECT BALLOTS.
. usiOn Candidate for Alderman An
25th Distriot Files Motion.

closeness OF the vote for Alderman In
the 25th District at the recent election.
when william C. RosenburE. Tammany
candidate. was accorded a plurality OF
.i5 over William IL. Chorosh. Fusion.
iesRted to-day In a motion before Jus-
Iced Goff for an inspection Of the bal.
utk
The official returns gave Rosenburg
i2si votes, ChoroSh zoos. and Israsl
loldstein. Socialist. 2,55b Albert s.
Esrd. counsel for the FNIsionist. declared
rat out OF l0.7s2 Votoa cast no was
'opeful the small Tammany plurality
lnlEsht be overcome.
JVstice Goff ruled that Chorosh would
aaYe 70 put up 400 10 cover the cost OF
hei relnspection OF the ballots
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
BOMBS FIRE BRUGES DOCKS.
British Flyers Drop Many Missiles
On Belgian Targets.

LONDON. Nov. l2.-The Admiralty
o-day Issued the following report on
Fridays air raid over Belglum:
"On the night OF Nov. 3 a bombing
raid was carried out by tho Royal
Naval Air Service on the following
military detectives: ST. Denis
Westrum. the Brugos dock. Large
quantities OF explosives were droppsd
with good results. 4 large fro was
caused at the latter place.
IAN our machines returned safely"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
LET up IN FIGHTING
ON The WESTERN FRONT
Minor Engagements Reported BY
the British and French War
Offices.

LONDON. Nov. i2.--The usual mu-
tuai artiileryInR' was all Field Marshal
Haig had to report from the British
front to-day.
PARIS. Nov. l2,--"on tho front be-
tween Chaums Wood and Bezonvaux
(verdun seotoD active artillery lighting
continued during tho niKht." sayH to-
days official statement
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TWO DEATHS IN AMERICAN
4 ExPEDITlONARY FORCES
pHvatc Victim of Pneumonia, and
Seaman Is Killed by Fall
m Aboard Transport.

WASHINGTON. Nov il.-TwU deaths
|, ,itong the American expsd.,lonary
Hlres were announced to-day.
lfhey wero Private E. H. Gaiilac OF
C4elsea- Mas, who died OF pneumonis.
and Seaman Andrew NJ. HAlseth OF
u Minnesota. who cracked his skull in
fling from a hammock aboard
lnSp0rt.
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NORTHCLlFFE IN LONDON.
VIII Remain over Holidays ard
Report on work In 4. \.

Lord Northcliffe, head OF tho Brlt,sa
Mission to the United States. with sev-
eral other members OF his party
reached London to-day, according to ar
nouncement made by the British Mis-
slon's offices here.
Lord Northcnffe viii remain in Lon
don over the holidays and make for-
NAL report OF his work here before re
turning.
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New York Womrn's CIubs Begin
Convention To- Morrow.

ALBANY. Nov, l2,--As preliminary
TO the annual convention OF tho New
York State Federation OF women's
Clubs, which opens here Tomorrow. IN.
Executive Board Of the oraanIIation
met to-day 20 consider tho drafts OF
reoommendations which are 10 he pre.
Grant Brown ot New York. President
OF the state Federation. wss In .ho
chair '"'
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Justice Davis somewhat BETTER

Justice Vernon NJ. Davis OF the Al.
pellats Division. who for several dsys
has been suffering from pneumonia. was
said AZ his home. No. i9i LonoH Ave-
n''>. ms morninr DE- somewhat bet
q BILE night
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GETS FIRST NAVAL MEDAL.
ohionn Who Rescued Pilot of Bal.
loon IL Rewarded.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE tirs.
naval medal OF honor awarded during
the present war was announced by Sec.
retary Daniels to-day az the reward O,
Patrick McGunigal. youngstown. O..
who rescued the pilot OF a kite balloon
which was struck by squali IN the
submarine zone.
The balloon was being used for OBJ.
servation purposes by a United stsGss
cruiser, The pilot was saved by Me
Gunlgal from the submerged basket o.
the balloon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
Socialist wisiHsy Tss@sa - tsm-
kas che aaIshsethi,

eTOcHtfOisN Nov. i7--Pfiysts 90
slFsD from rs,foafad % day 80 tbs
Notiaiist gnd Centre Cgnnit'sss hayf
i.titsd anf resolved ~ form, . Hgtislis
~ nllniftfV with q fiy'lfY ~ fntffIass
" seofabaiuuE The HOlaheVih
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
U. S. PATROL SHIP ASHORE.
Navy Department sends Aid 20 Ne..s,
In Distress.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia small
American patrol vessel IL aground OFF
the American coast, the Navy Depart.
mcnt was advised this afternoon.
Relief measures were Immediately
ordered
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12

Although the Secret Service was ex-
ceedingly reticent II was learned that
the Deutscho Bank OF Berlin holds
every dollars worth OF jute held.
Whether II has lent money on a,her
commodities could not be aScertained.
Nor were the names OF the other
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
PERSHLNG PRAISES CAPTAINS OF INDUSTRY FOR WORK l

fllpfday II Zoo closely fsis's1 n me
fethovai ~ Rassisn naval forces from
snsf station bot % furEsst = f'fec'
oSSof1instion % Osfnsn sr'ivi'y. n
fas opisisn ~ obssrvsfs here
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12
OIL MEN ASK MARTIAL LAW
ssy&a striEsbr~ak.rs Are Attacked
and Beaten.

lk1uSToN. Tex. Nov, l2.--The first
RODS of the oil field workers strike
wak reported to-day, seven strike
bre<ke in the Goose Creek field hav-
Ia n been attacked and beaten.
IFbducers IN the field have asked
md martial law be declared.
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New York village wiped On, ~,

ALEXANDER. ". Y. Nov. l2.-Thl.
village was practically wiped out by fire
during the night. Early to-day the fire
had destroyed five stores. big flou
mill and number OF dwellings
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12

4An q Company's sales Of Beef IN New
AoA llD for the week ending Saturday,
Now 40. averaged as folioNs Dome stlc
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1917-11-12

RACE TRACK. PIMLICO. Nd, Nov
i2,-'The entries for to-morrow's races
are as follows: