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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
Der 6 iafsu,nenf ftemer'pa
rasrapb oer arie8s'
ftemer.N Nprlase
am grsias 70 gut iDis erIsSS.-
Wdbrsnb bts sages tam ss sn sinss
Isbr beitis.n brsi Smnbsn lan'
gen aussinanberIssune.

2Datbtnaton. .. ", z. sept.
Jnrtsn in smer bstiisen 4ussinanosr,
lesuns ubsr amsriianii9s etnigtsit
tn Der 5ubrung oes Arlsges srl'oIeis
Der Ssnat am 0reitas in Der 3aIyi,
ja9e ben einiommtnpeusr Yaragra'
pbsu bts arisssiisuer 9orlass uno
~ ma4ie pisDsr ale 0eriu9e su
yh9ts, elm. erbpbung Der Sisa.ru
berbsiSuiiibren.
0as SntersHe an Der arnabms bsA
vnIommenlItuer syaragraphsn. parA
ben tpstisrs $4,000. 900 Gufsebra6i
fpsrosnlollen, bura bobert Ytleusrllng
Der inoipiousIlen eintomm.a fopc9i
ais bsrjenissn Der aorppIdtipn.n
ipurbt bur6 sine Isbr ftiirmif9e. orsi
Stunben Ianas Debate iibtri9otisi,
in ipel9er Der Senator Sarbpid ora
Georgia Don ben Senatorn Relicn,
Hepuolliansr, unb ebambsrIaia ane
WilIiams, 9smOtratsn. in f,tr idar.
fer Deiie iriiiiirt ipurbe. St;t blr
anndbme oes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
babeu i'm Senat feine Iolhsn S,aisu
mebr iiotigsfunotn.
Die Iufrssuns ipurbe baburh osrs
uriaht. bab Der senator scarbtpif cir
amerosment einrei1ie. oem;u,olge Die
Stsuern fur srobs eiutommen bober
beiieurt pertsn folIisn, bamil ben in
6ranfreih bienenben umGiianiid,en
Solbai.n elm Bonus bon $50 mcnnis
lid bsJablt tsrben t5nnf. Der ans
irdo ipurbt prompt nit rs aegen o
Stiminsn ptrlporftn. CT ipurbe nur
BON ben Sena!oren @ronna. .,orbipid.
Ga 5olIeit., gissb unb 9arbaman uns
teritiibt b,rielben 9ruppe, bic ses
gen bas aoriiriptionsedss settinmt
bate. 9ber lanas Dor unb mad Der
@erpsrfuna bes 9lntraees unb irdhs
renb Der GteuRrporIoqs mir rsntg
autmeiiamleit seidenti trurbe, fauoI
I'm Ssnoi cine bS4it idori. Debate
ftdtt. bic bur9 ben gniras peruria6.
iporben mar.
Stndior Ga 'roletie bate ens
4meno.ment am Donnerftoa fir oen
Senator Sarbipid sinsereifi, Der az
.pefenb mar. uls Der Senaior RON
9eorata ipGhrenb bes 9aoss bic Mns
ndbme oes amenbemenis empfabl, ala
~aonffriptipn bts Rsidhtbums UNI
bic ionftripiricn Gofbdien au betcts
len, ipurbe er Don bem Gtndior Rel
ion, sinsm Ntieron bes Biiretririsass,
befiis anstariffen. Der Genator srs
ildrte ben antrae als bef6dmenb fiir
bic amertfanif6en eoIbatsn.
~un'ere S0bne finb teins 10 bilIiasG
Sreatunn, ipie sinies Gtnaismdnnsr,
Tapte Der Sendtor bon Minnfota
Die Senaioren chamberlain uno
Wiuiams oriffen ben G.noirr 6arbs
mid fpeaen feines @srbdIters bes acn,
itriptioHsssfesss seaeniiber an unb Der
senaior BON gecrsia srioibtrie in
slei9er yBeife.
6in (cn.horon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
2lm Der SSine ytrabe
Sem m6glidleriueiie llntersrnuobahn
+nr oas Standardization
gebant perbeH.
GrcSbe,nalifItn goridlae hat Snse.
nicur Grua seitern Der Sdmea.
perfebrs-aommiiiion inter.
breitet.

@s 1T Ieidt m5glib. baB be5iiali6
ser 1ldnc tiir Die llntergrl.nSbatu
bas OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nod IN
feetcr Stunee cine ciuidlneioenbe aen.
berung porncbmen iusroen miro. Sn.
1enie4r &rrg unterbreiiete nanlid;
aciiern Der Observation-Disclosures
einen u,Ien Ylan, oenatifoIge Die lin.
tcrgrllnobobn nidt, tDic u,ipriingl:1
beabii9tigt, an Der WulHut Strobe,
icnoern cn Der gine Strabc 5ipiiden
Der sSiizften Strnbe uno oer1 aaunI
qebdnt mere6n miro.
0iefer Man iiebt ndnlitb Die 9n,pt.
Itdiicr fir ben llntergrlInocerfebr 10.
irie aid fir ole Observation-Disclosures un-
ter Dem Government Gdiiarc, ioiDie
rutar nsiu So,ntaiu Gauare. atuii6el
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08

rpdDrenn Ses BoIfcnbrltd)s ourb oas
llebcrfoten eines Sopies init ;Sett Gin
sSciler gum Nusbriid,, Dos 5eitpeIlis
einc eelhibe Yanif in Der 9icdJbar'
idiait peruriad,te, DC auf ocn 6euer.
alarm bin nift ipenietr als neun
Sprisentomposnien loipie aud, Gin
stirtomobiI pol goIbilien auriidten.
TIE ,5lanmen puroen'binnen pcnigcH
MImitcr eritidt uno Der SGa0en lit
fallm nennensnertb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08

5sns aaf sl.7oo.Ooo sOnnrn &c,
ibdtt.
Die ansi&ien Der Soferernie psrs
beHtrtn iid pdbrenb bes ausuit um
100000 8uiael. ndbrenb bieies
niatn bes 9nbnt um 100000
Yfunb 5uriidsinstn.
guffpeissn peripridt einen ers
tras BON 20,2o0.000 BufteI. GIa4s
sintn fpIdsn bon 100000 gifbtl.
sitis sinsn io.dsn bon 32,2O0,0o0
8uidel unb 3uderriibsn tinen Gr'
traa RON 100000 5onneu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
Gin gn,b
anf bic ausfubr bon @elb ipirb am
10. Sepismber in &raft irstsn.

Wafhington. 7. Stpt. - Der
ssraiibert WilIon srildrte am greis
tag abenb ein embargo auF bic 9lnss
frbr BON seniinstem, unsemiinstem
UNI papier @elo. Dos gmbarao
tritt nm 10. September in 4raft.
3uqlsid ipuros obsr be. G6abanliss
sttretdr auioriiirt. fOl6e erportas
tIDnen BON Cob su li,eniirsn, bic,
ndh aniidt Der gunbss gerIerpe-
6tboroe. nit tem 0fisnili6sn Snterefie
niat i'm Wiberfpriifx iitben.
Der 3ped tes embaraos, pelfes
fid nuf ale Rationen beaitbt, III Der,
bic aontrolle iiber tie Sob Nus
fubr In bic 6dnbs bes Sbabamtss
Seiretdrs unh Der 8unbes MeIerpes
tst0rbe ~ lsaen. Tin Beamten
qlnuben. oab bic Nlabrsasf piei bd3u
beitrngen ipirb. ben uneebsursH Dors
rnib BON GpIp, pelher fih felt BEN
gc1inn bes Srisgss i'm 9anbs ans
farmelie. 5u fpnierpisren.
. Oreifran56fif4e DE 9ampfet
berftnft.
paris. Z. Sept. Giner gsiaunts
ma9uHs btr MiIiidrbeb0rben sufofge
ftnb IN Der am 2. September gu Gubs
sesunssnsn Wp6e bret frnn50ffde
5anbelsbnmpfsr bon mebr nls 1900
Sonnen perisnit fporbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
Rleine Ysliseiaad1rihtea.

Bessn ausebli4er 1runterRelt
i'm Oienits purbe seftern Der ppll5ti.
George 5aplpr pom iiebeHaen Siitri.s
pom YoliSsi9ef eopeIan iuspsnolti
uHb pirb iid bsuts DOr Dem Sid)srs
bsitsz0irsttOr 5riebldnber gu psrapts
porten baben. aapIpr tam. Dis ss N
Der antlase EsiBt, in fart ange9:is
tertem 3uitunb gum Grer3rerT.
qluf griufsn Der geb0rbsH pen
Rempbis, 1snu,, purbs gsiteru Grer.
9. Gblaire ron Ro. 1888 8ine Str.
unter Der 9lntlags bes Wprbpsrfuhs
berbaftst. Wie GbIaire iE Der Sene
tralftatipn oerfiasrte, baHbelt ss .fidb
I'm cine alte @si6ihts. als er auF eis
usn Mann, Der feline Satin bsleibist
bate unb Der ibm bann gu 2si6s
iDollts. einen S6uB abea6, Der jeecG
fsbIsina.
- Der Jarbiss George &epis,
12o Suno 4llep Der fir bos Seer
ni6t reeiitrirt bdbeH foil, fDurbe se'
itern DON 9unbesfpmmiFdr 4olsr
inter $1,000 gum pro5eb feifgebliten.
2stDis bebauptst, sr mar, iibsr 81
Sdbrs oft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
Ter Grnteberidt fur ben
Menaf geptemter
VsrIpritt einm Mais sGrtras Don
3,248,OO0,0o0 8ulbsl
llnb cine WeiaensGrnte Don insse.
iammt 66s.0O0.OoO guibsI.
Tait idmmiIidx GslbprOOutts babsH
mfolse oss siinitisen ausuits
agsttsrs geDOnnen.

II O. i5inston, z. Sept. - Der
erntehri9t Der aesHruns fir ben
WiDnat September befasi, bab Der
g'ais anr nod stlits Bo9eu frOits
freiss Wsttsr nSibis bat, nm 5nr
erobteR Srnte IN Der gsi9i1te bes
aancss gu rsifsn. Der gsri6t iasi
einsE Srrag pon 3,248.000.O00 gus
iasl, 124,0O0.000 gaitsl msbr als i'm
HscOre- Sabre 1912, poraus.
als Hsiultat nss suisn Weiisrs i'm
9uguit huoen ii4 Die ausiidien Der
Wtais s%erHts bis 81 53,000,000 Bus
i6sl gebsFsri.
Der grtrag bss 6riibiabr Weijens
srfpeiit iia aIs sin bsHerer als erpar.
tst porosH mar; Der Septsm6srberi9t
5eist eiHs 3unabmt bon 100000
guibeI iibsr ben i'm Auguit ssI9dbten
Grtras Don 250,000.000 8uibel. 3us
iammsn nit btm Grirns bss Wintsrs
Dsissns piro elm Geiammtsrtras DON
668.0o0.0O0 gufbei Beissn srpnrist,
guibeI mshr als i'm 9ors
jabr. absr 13s.OO0.OO0 gufbsl peHis
ger ais Der DurdI9niti Der Sabre BON
6ttrdst.
Der Grtras bes Sofers tuirb ouf
]. 1.533. 100000 BuEfI, Der bes Ros.
gen auf 100000 @afbel. Der ers
tIoa bon ipeiben Rcrtoffeln ouf
BuTHel. btrieuige Der
nuf ss,200.000 8us
Tdel. Der Grtrag tss Sabaf uuf LII
22IOO0.OOO Qflnb uHb Der besl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
gnnerlanbniilfdjeine.

GolsenSe gaaidsins tuurbsn ssTtern
i'm itGoiii@sn gcuamt srtpirit:
Or. emil gluroen. 0srdnSerunasn
an Der Siiboitsds Der gai. cope unb
Prize. $1,000.
German D. eubr, 2sitSdise Bod
itsinrefibsn3 ar Der Oitfeite Der Brent.
ipoob, fiiblih Der Sapbroot. $1,000.
amelia @inoOfisr, 2sft5dises Bod.
iteinsWobnbous an Der DeItisite Der
Quebec RoaS, iiibIi4 Der SOuis. $3,s
700.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08

tern iih du4 eie Stuie niis oer Jidt,s
tnrifafi sinfanbsn. llno als bulo
torduf bi. ,slien 2idiiirablsn bic
Ratt ptrbrdnsisn. iinnS anf bsm
airdplab nad aarfsnbtr. aopf an
ao2f ssbrdnsi. bic Msns,, in Der mir
lsiht uno unaufiGlis Dsri4pinben
!onnien.
Sas Weitere ipiFtn sic ia aus ben
3siiunesn. Strr @shsimratb. Dir
bsotd4tstsn nntiirlit Torsf6liis IN.
Icre ipertbpolle @,rabitGits. unb gss
ii.rn Raht snbIif bislisn mir ,s an
fsr 3sit. uns ean 0erinn urrierer
Grbeii gu iiderr. nafbem iih Der ges
fpr66shoff in Der Statt unb bnmii
bic glufmertiamitit pisosr anbren
Einetn 3ugeircnbi battsn.
Dir srnfm aIiO unir = Der,
asibung. 8 br &rsuJ aus unn brad
ten Is AZ uniertm gs.traumsmunn.
etr ms cine babe Nill:on bafiir 5a'
aelihert bate.
Run BENIGN Si. iid, Ssrr Gshsim'
raib. bisfs Gerieint.ii! 2rob nnIersr
forefdliisen llt6srradung III uns
3br ioItbares areu; nit sinsm ganj
e,p0bnlihen, nur Isiat psrsoIb,t,n
Giisnirsu1 Oertduidt iporb.n. lIHf,r
gsr.rausnsnarn it:nts bns ioFort f,ii.
pnb aud mir muEt.n uns BON bi.iem
SGmi.uftrsit iibsr5sussn."
Der 6srr Gsbeinrath mar blnb aes
tpprom uno er G&rpeib perit. ibm
aui Der Stirns, pesbaIb ith ian forg'
fom init eiuem glds friihen maTsc
iidrtis, btppf i'd ibrtiubr: ngBarum
iG ssbnsn bns nlles sr5itls, Serr O.
ttimratt2 ga. itbtn Sis, Der oberfts
Grunbins bsi uni,rtn uut.rntbman.
cen IN bic urbebinsis ghrlihtsit a,s
seneinanber. Sd ftths ab.y felt b,m
eoiirissn 9orioa BEL meiHen g.
ifdiisfreunbtn in sin.m idisf,n aial
Ino mnb, fnste cs. mcs es nollc. met,
ren giiten, eIrlifen Hamer pireer re.
Labflir,n Tarrm ipcrSe idl icci EcI
Der polissi 2tn5eiae oapon ertnttsH.
ipis asnrsin mir miiaeipislt iporbtn II;
man m 5 ben Baunsr srmiittlnl Ra-
iiirli6. id psib, bab man fiA Snni
Gu6 init mir bei6dftisen piro; aber.
b. lieber Gott. 9trr @cbtimratb, mas
itut mon niGt fir jeintn sbrlitea
Hnmen unp ieinen gui.n Ruf :. :"
rMeins Se1rtu, Sic oarfen mi.
s!aaben", 10 iuanbis er iit js5t pisbr
sn uns, der 5err @sbsimratb Iutt.
mih nit allen Wiiitsln BON msintm
YorhabsH abSubrinsen. 81 fiirft.t.
Sfersrsien als 3cue,; ihlisblih
tonne nan ioaar sIai5ea, pr bdite ar
teiR aoloenss, ionfsrn nur bas bers
soIbste eiTentrep seitiftet
dber laden Gis bod niht 70 un6dns
rig. msins 6,rrm!
gpie aeiaai. mas ibut nan nibt fir
i,iHen sbrlifen Ramen nne f,iuer
girten sfuf Gcm Serrn Sebcimea
srmmrSisnrnth mar feline - bm -
Rube bic balbe Wiiilion fuertb, bic mir
els @efuinn unintr llniernetmuna
onsgeiporfen battsn. unb bspor nod
cine Stunbe nm frat, ,abIte mir iein
Unniier bic Summs aus, ipopoH mir
nod unierem 9ertroa bic 6dIiie sue
fGlli, fpdbrsnb Sic bic aub.re 5dIfi.
tier unttr iit tbsilsn ipcll.n. = Sm
iibrigsn. meins 6srrsn. lpnbe i'd nitA
berfsblen, faas ih ipisbsr Sbrer ass
itGBitn WsiiarbeiitrIdaft bsbarf, min
an Sic ~ lptnben.1
Tobei snrpfabl or fi6 nit tinsr
unnnfahmli9 lis6enspiirblssn gsrs
teueuug 80.
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HeriDnal. .Npti3en.

Serr unb Jrau 20 m. 8 offm a n n
boben fi9 auf einen 3sitraum Don 10
Snsen nad DiIlsboro, Snb.. bssebsn,
I'M bort cine aur ourdSuma6en, bic
ihnsn boffentIi3 bic sspiuiGten Rss
IuItote lieferu pirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
9ies xxs 9aS.

- puul fanie, Der DOT eiuigtr
3sit aIs f.inoIid.er Guslanber per'
bdftet Duros, ipirb in osn WiilitGrbo'
rodn in Columbus intsrnfff. Gin.
folte Guti4sibuns in ssitern BON
GeHerulunpaIt GresOrp ssiruif,u nor.
ben SouIs 6efinbst fid felt itinsr
Jsitnabme I'M 9efdnsnib 5u 9opiou.
Ohio.
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meripHrsiss s0fss


sSbr ManH iiBt isbt 10 pisl in
ssirtbstaus anb iour frlib.r bod 70
fsbr icIibe2"
ia, fDiiT,E e. BEN III Dor n
paar Sabrsn. als er mai unitr einer
9alon bereine. n MaBirus oiif ben
9opf a,faIen. unb felt Der 3sii Bat
er t1li immt. 9urit!"
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IDmo i'm 5rad.
Meibi bu nidt ssnou gu fagen,
Of fu eins tranfit ober - 5ipti,
Mubt bn MIR ben aslIner frugen.
gombeHitsfr Iagt ber 49, srsk
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Der unttrbrcdsns
gummsI.

-Su. bas in pch esiisrn abtnb
tpisbst elm fihsIsr gummsl ssiporben.
ais bu btintn Shiym iuSt.n, Der biz
upraeifsrn obaanben setomm,n par21
.Rsin. i'd battle pet gIei6 IN
ftr riien ansipt fanb ID ibn!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-08
Temer

- 3r Der Slide oes R6taurants
ocn Serinmn gIidiler, $50. 3S Slt
EA1hits Gtxaia. lam .aeitRxn llhanA
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eIttt.

Dericniss IN am drmiin. bsr al.
lee siir bpre gliinss nimmt.
@sr bid bernusIireibi, m0fte germ
stiras bon Dir siniir,ihsn.
Berg. Sbal ob,r Gbeus: fit ben
Qlriatiier III aIIss - Atsrunb.
@k bunitl es in man&em aopfs II,
merit man of sTit bann. iptnn q isin
Gi&t Iea4tsn IaHsH NH
Evening star., 1917-11-16
FIRE IN COLORED SCHOOL;
SIX PUPILS MISSING
Excellent Discipline Created by
Previous Drill Prevents Great
Casualty List.

By the Associated Press.
ASHEvILLE. N. c.. November 10
Fire totally destroyed one Of tho larg-
est negro public schools in this city today.
today.
Seven of the $50 students are injured
from burns. some Of them seriously,
and six were missing at 1880 o'clock
Frantic mothers searched In vain
among the crowds around the school
house for their children. One boy broke
his leg jumping from a window.
Fireman L. w. Jeanneret has a slight
ly burned hand. Fireman ]. c. Fitzger-
aid suffered minor injuries from falling
brick when the walls caved in.
The report that bursting boiler
caused the fire Is unconfirmed: no e1-
plosion was heard by the teachers. A
fire drill had been held a half hour be-
fore the conf1agration broke out, and
the excellent discipline in most of the
grades prevented frfghtful casualty
list
The building stands on a hill. The
smoke was first seen from the city
market and the alarm was turned in
from that point.
The nearby buildings were saved by
the firemen, though /: strong north
wind made the work difficult in several
instances.
The building was an old one and was
insured for $500. Many schoolbooks
and piano were destroyed in the fire.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
PICK BALANCE OF OFFICERS.
Daughters of Confederacy Alse
Hear Reports,

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, November 16.
The United Daughters Of the Con-
federacy convention finished the elec-
ton of officers at the morning session,
the following being elected:
First vice president, Mrs. Peter
Youree, Shreveport, La: second vice
president. Mrs Roberts of Arkansas;
third vice president. Miss Jennie Price
of West Virginia; recording secretary,
Mrs. W. c. N. Merchant of Virginia; cor
ley Walcott of Alabama; treasurer, Mrs.
r. E. Little of North Carolina; register,
Mrs. J. Norment Powell of Tennessee:
historian. Mrs. Charles r. Hyde of
Chattanooga: custodian of crosses of
honor, Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sells of Colum-
bus, Ohio; custodian of flags and
crosses, Mrs. Frank Anthony Worke of
Norfolk. Va.
After the election the convention
resumed its business program, which
includes the reading Of reports of the
custodian Of badges. Mrs. L. NJ. Bashin-
sky; Confederate Museum, Mrs John
Mason: executive committee. Mrs F. G.
Odenheimer: history. Mrs. Grace New
bill: education. Miss Mary B. Poppen-
heimer: award OF university prize for
Confederate essay. by Mrs Livingston
Rowe SCHUYLER: emblems and notices.
Mrs. I. w. Faison; relief work. Mrs
Norman Randolph, and introduction of
resolutions.
The visitors were guests of honor at
a noon luncheon by the Kosmos club
and they will be honored with a grand
ball tonight.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
Germans Are Checked
DESPITE Great Pressure
AGAINST the Italians

Official dispatches from Rome re-
ceived here today describe the situa-
tion on the fighting front as follows:
.The enemy continue to exert the
greatest pressure against the extreme
left of the Italian line. attempting in
the meantime to force through the
right in the swampy region along the
sea. :,
"The attacks in the Giudicaria. al
though delivered with great violence IN
mass formation. and preceded by in
tense artillery fire, have been success
fully repulsed. The conduct Of the en-
emy reveals its ambitious scheme to-
ward the communications between the
Brenta river and the Piave through
Settle Communi and Valsugana. which
are being frustratd by elastic maneu-
vers of our troops in conformity with
general strategic situation.
"We warn the press of the world
against German falsehoods. italy has
still powerful energies at her disposal.
which she will employ to the extreme
limit and without the slightest hesita-
tton. An eloquent proof that the 1tal-
ian military and political situation Is
still solid is indicated by the allies mill
tary cooperation, which Is limited to
the supposition that the larger task
will be accomplished by our army.
which is rapidly recovering from the
recent reverses.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
SEIZURE IS NOT LIKELY.
No Immediate Sale of Perishables
Held in Freight Stations.

PHILADELPHIA. November 16.-Po-
tatoes and perishable freight which Sc
cret service agents have found held. In
freight stations here are not likely to
be seized and sold direct to consumers
from freight cars. The plan is imprac-
ticable. 1t was stated today by ). 8
Crutchfeld, Of the food division OF the
committee on public safety.
'It would not dispose of all the pota-
toes" he added. I'VE found in Pitts
bureh that the people took them in such
small quantities that after half day
they had not taken nearly all the per-
ishables we were attempting to dis
It is estimated there are 132.60o bush
els of potatoes standing on sidings in
Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
STOCKS ARE IRREGULAR,
But UNDERT0NE IS FIRM

NEW YORK, November 16.-Trading
was extremely dull and narrow at the
opening Of today's stock market. changes
in the better known issues being limited
to small fractions, mostly upward.
The war group soon developed firmer
tendencies, Marine preferred, Central
Leather and Texas Company gaining a
point each.
Steels and kindred equipments were less
active and rails showed irregularity.
A block of s270,00o of liberty As sold
at 80. new minimum. the 3ks chang
ing hands at 1914 to 98.6S.
Trading Soon Stagnant.
Trading became stagnant soon after
falling under 100000 shares.
There was the usual conflict Of move
ments. rails reacting, while war in
dustrials strengthened.
Delaware and Hudson dropped points.
repeating its minimum of 95, and
Canadian Pacific lost l y. Steels, motors
and American and Baldwin Locomotives
cohol retrieved its 2-point setback.
Liberty bonds were less active. the
IS being quoted at 99.4O to 80 and the
3hs at 1882 to 9s.6S.
Trading at Complete Standstill.
The market was at a complete stand
still during the midsession.
Only nominal changes were registered
aside from the. easing of coalers- and
increased strength of marines, equip
ments and few specialties.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
POWDER STOCKS.
Quotations furnished by W. b. Hihh
Compromise Ordered by Court

Tucker X. Sands. receiver of N.
United States Trust Company. has b.en
authorized by Justice Gould of ~.
District Supreme Court to COMPROMISE
the suit brought by him in June. 1916.
against William H. Boyd. trustee; w,
P Emo and Ralph Burton to vacate the
sale Of the Washington Riding Acad-
envy, at 22d and P streets Northwest
BY the compromise, it is stated. the
receiver is to get s3.750 in addition to
its share of the sale price Of S32. .ooo
Attorneys Darr. Peyser. Whiteford e.
Darr represent the receiver. The de-
fendants were represented by Attor.
neys C1ephane & Clephane.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
Canadian Aviator Is Killed,

CHELSEA. Mich. November 16.-The
body of James Powers OF Desronto,
Ont. member Of the Canadian Royal
Flying Corps. was found on the rail-
road tracks near here today. 1t is be-
lieved that he fell from a passenger
train early this morning. Two medals
for bravery in the Boer war were found
in Powers. clothes. According to papers
of the dead man his wife. Mrs Cathian
Powers. lives at 41S Helm place. Chica-
go.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
Standard Oil Picks Officials.

NEW YORK, November 16-A. c. Bed
ford, heretofore president of the Stand
ard oil Company Of New Jersey, has
been elected chairman of the board OF
directors and chief executive officer OF
the company. Walter c. Teagle. formerly
vice president and director. was elected
president. These changes make the or
ganization of the Standard Oil Company
similar to that of the United States
Steel Corporation, the chairman of the
board acting as chief executive officer.
with the president in charge of opera
tionS.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
Questions Before Tax Association.

ATLANTA, Ga. November ia dis
cussion of Canadian tax problems by
President Robert Haig Of Columbia
University and paper by E. T: Miller.
professor of economics Of the Univer-
sity Of Texas. on Operation Of the
General Property Tax in Austin. Tex.
were interesting features OF the closing
sessions of the National Tax Associa-
ton convention here today. A business
session will be held in the afternoon.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
Print Paper Production Grows.

Production Of print paper in the United
States during the first ten months of 1917
is shown by statistics just made public
by the Federal Trade Commission to have
been 1.0S4.391 tons, as compared with
1,067,947 tons in the corresponding period
last year. Prices paid during October for
news print paper averaged 81. 80 to 1925.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
THREE AUSTRIANS KILLED
WITH AK FOR BUYING BOND

VIRGINIA, Mimi. November 49,
Three persons. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Alar
and a boarder. Peter Trepich. were
killed last night by an ak murderer.
Their bodies were found today in their
home here with a note Of warning to
all other Austrian families in this town
who bought liberty bonds or subscribed
to the Red Cross.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
London Market Quietly Firm.

LONDON. November 16.-The stock
market was quiet today. with shipping
shares and Scandinavian bonds again
iirm and active features. The war loan
was steadily supported and American
Marconi was firm. but several indus
trials reacted under profit taking. Rus
sian issues were steady. Money was in
better supply and discount rates were
steady.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
oueen Clip Left $500, 900.

HONOLULU, T. H.. November 16.-The
value of the estate left by the late
Queen Liliuokalani will mot exceed
100000, one Of tho executors OF the
will said today. Her jewels. including
her crown, valued at $1.760. are ap.
praised at about $4,000.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
Returned to Detention Camp

BUENos AIRES. November 1s.-
Count Won Luxburg, the former Ger
man minister to Argentina, has been
taken back to q detention camp on tho
Island Of Martin Garcia. The former
minister was brought to Bueuos Airea
Wednesday and 1t was presumed then
that he was to sail on q Dutch liner
On. his way to Germany.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
Educators Meet at Atlanta.

ATLANTA. Ga. November 16.-Papers
dealing with recent charges In the
haccalaureate requirements and the
master's degree were subjects before
the session here today OF the twenty
third annual meeting OF the -Associa-
tion of Colleges and Secondary Schools
IN the SoVtbey1 etates.
Evening star., 1917-11-16
Gasoline Plant Is Blown Up.

TULSA, Okla. November 16.-The fif-
teen-still gasoline plant of the Standard
Oil Company of Indiana. located in Payne
countv. was blown up by nitroglycerin
last night, according to word received
here early today.