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.FIRMNESS BY THE
MILITARY GUARDIANS
PREVENTED RI0TINC

MONTGOMERY. Ma. Nov. S.-Oulck
work by the military police carly TO-
ni;.ht, coupled with tho determination
nf Major John {. Fulton. COMMANDER oil
the tenth training battalion lncGroes)'
prevented probably serious trouble when
some Of the negro soldiers became cX-.
ritcd over the report that one of their
comrades harl h"cn captured by MOP
For 4 time it appeared There WAS danger
of race riot. but The military police
took the situation in hand AUD III nilu-
night everything was quiet. with most
OF the soldiers in quarters and @cntrlcS
out with orders 10 arrest anu ho!a All
Stragglers.
The trouble started when Jim Long,
4 negro chauffeur. WAS arrested after
running into i white woman. Long "a5
taken to the police station and released
ON bond, but the negro soldiers heard
thar IL soldier IS l'rirS taken out 10
be lrnchrd," and started out to rescue
their cu,nrade. AS the soldiers started
through the streets they were Joined yo
several hundred others. with lars"
number Of white persons.
Military police went to the center OIL
tho disturbance AM sent about seventy
of TIC soldiers to headquarters Tor in
trrrogatiun. They were later sent 10
camp under guard.
f.. {. Iiamacc living In the southern
part at the city. reported 20 the p"iIc"
;hYt negro troops had searched his au-
;or,uhllr while lie WAS driving near the
city with his vito and son. and lhat
th.. soldiers roundly cursed him.
colonel SlanSbcrry al ihc lllth NIL
i,nrv policc ordered all soldiers to their
quarters and called an extra military
police into service - keep every lhln2
moving smoothly. Ill roads were pa
trnllcd hy The policemen and all auto
mobiles stopped and their numbers
taken.
1T is dcplorablc that this hing hap
pencd." Major Fulton said tonight. and
the matter will he thrcshcd down 10 the
very bottom. II any Of my men have
been guilty Of conduct unbcc"minE
soldier. you may be assured that they
will be- punished 10 The very limit.
Tho negro battalion comprises former
Ohio national guardsmcn.
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nent than n republic. yet in diplomatic
circles where the peculiar temperament
of the Russian masses is we'll under
stood. the opinion IS expressed that out
Of sheer WEAKNESS with revolutions and
anarchy. the majority of tn" people
might suddenly decide to coniid" h"ir
drstinies in dictator. thereby follow
ing in the footsteps OF the radicals in
the French revolution.
Recalling that even the RulShcVkis ma
tivcs have declared for - dcmcrhti0
pcacc," which Is opposed to tn" German
idrn. it is believed To be hardly pnSS!-
hla that on this basis Germany could
entertain proposals from the MaNImaI-
ISIS for either a peace or an arniS-
ticc.
Germans did make n separate I"'n"" with
tho MaNimalists, the fact that thin
Marty rrprcScrts only II small section
RI The Russian pcopl" would make 1t
necessary FOR the central powers /" cons
ttnuc 10 maintain 4 large military f"rr"
on th,, border to guard against an oil"n-
eirc from the Other element.
,rbcr.fnrr il is hoped that IN" mill
tarv situation will not change nlat"rihllN
for tho worse for The entente powers
md America as IL result Ut lh"$" ln'''Si
d,vrlnp,nrutS II any ""n%Id"rahl" mar
tion or tho Russian army ran l"' Kept
IN th, trenches. the advent Of winter
will opcratc 10 prevent tn" 'i"rInitll
,roonS who fu,'r them from inklnG nh-
,,n1ncn Of any Temporary weakness n
start an offensive.
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POTATO PRICES have
NOT BEEN REDUCED
Local Dealers Indignant at Editorial
Which Declared That Potatoes
Could Be Bought Mt Sl.1o.

Produces dealers arc Indignant at an
editorial appearing in = local morning
paper which stated that potntocs were
selling ut the wharvcs at Sl.l0 u pushed.
uuc dealer said that he stood ready to
buy all the potatoes that We're brought
TO the wharf u. Sl.I0 4 bu5hcl, ana
stated that there was no doubt but that
the published editorial was made out Of
The whole cloth and was written In the
office Of the paper without any invcsti-
CATION nc the facts being made. which is
usually the case IN stories Of such 4
character.
In the Pittsburgh market on Wcdnes-
day potatoes were quoted ut rom $3.50
10 S1.J2 hushei.
At Waupaca- VS.. the point OF ship
ment for this section Of the country.
potatoes were quoted on Wednesday ut
$50 to $3.50 per. hundred weight. ana
many Of them were reported to be
slightly frost bitten.
4 local dealer has been offering S1.aa
for all the potatoes that were delivered
TO him but none have been received a:
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AMERICAN MISSION
CORDIALLY GREETED
IN THE METROPOLIS

LONDON. Nov. S.--The special Amer
lean commission To the allied conference
arrived in London last midnight. 1t
is headed by Colonel Z. II. House as
special commissioned with the honorary
rank OF special ambassador.
"Wc had a pleasant and uneventful
voyage" Colonel House sold The Asso-
ciatcd Press The weather was fair.
There were no submarines. II was the
best vacation l have had in two years.
Tn" commissioners were met by AM
haSSador Page. Vice Admiral Sims. COM
mandcr of the American destroyer
squadron. and Foreign Secretary Bal
our. There arc twenty-seven persons
i'm the party. including Admiral Benson.
General Hliss, Vance Mccormick, chair
man of the war trade hoard: Oscar 7.
Crosby. assistant secretary of the treas.
.ury; Cambridge Colby Of the United
States shipping board; DR.. \. E. Tay--
lor representing the food controller, and
Paul Cravath. Mrs. House and the
wives OF several other commissioners
are in the party. Colonel and Mrs.
House were driven To the residence OF
the Duke of Roxhurghr. where they will
stay while in London.
II am here as n political representa-
tive of the American government, &c
ouainting myself with the latest dcrcl-
opmcnts in official circles in England
preparatory TO going to France to attend
the Paris allied conference" said Colonel
House. Our stay in England will be
brief. and every hour will be crowded
with conferences. As head Of the mis-
sion I shall be consulted from time To
time by the other members. although
each. by the nature Of his respective
duties. is working independently Of the
others"
: few moments before this interview
an official Of the British government &C
1uaintcd Colonel House with the devel-
opmcnts in Russia.
'Tt IS too delicate and too serious n
subject for ire to comment on at this
time" said the colonel.
On being asked how it felt 10 be
prosecuting war instead OF being engag-
ed with questions having TO do with
ncaCc. Colonel House said: Il am glad
Ia take either role in the interest of my
country"
This afternoon the colonel lunched
with Mr.. Balfouf. He devoted the re-
mander Of the day TO conferences with
British officials. The ether members
nf the mission busted themselves at the
American embassy and in conferences
with representatives OF the American
and British war and navy departments.
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No Rnttle In Torce.

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS, Nov. 8.
The bulk Of tho Austro-German invad-
ing forces today presents IL main 'front.'
ago OF about thirty-ive mics back OF.
and along. the TnCliamcnto river, with
reconnaissance parties thrust forward
eight or ten miles west OF the river for
tho purpose of feeling for the points Of
least resistance. This is producing
detached engagements but no battle in
force has yet occurred.
The LivcnZa river. 10 which the Italian
withdrawal is now progressing is only
one of q series OF successive defense
parallels The Italian army still has III
reScryn large bodies OF troops which.
however. naturally feel the effects pro-
duced by tho recent retirement OF THAR
main body. Large rcinforccmentS at this
moment therefore would render invalu-
able assistance. in tho opinion Of the
military authorities.
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game will be the following Wheeling
ties: Misses Evelyn Mccoy and kath"r-
inc LETTERS. DR.. and Mrs. John w. St"r-
or. Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. c. M"Grrgur. Miss Anna Nc
Gr"Sor, Mr.. and Mrs. Malr1ln Ericc. j..
=. MCCainmon. Mr.. and Mrs. j. e Nc
i<iulry. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar McGrcg"r.
JOS. i. PAUL Sr.. Jos. +. Fault, Jr, w.
T.. Irvine and Will MC.\dam. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel PAUL, of WcIlsburE. will
also Witness Tho Ealnr.
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GERMAN STEAMSHIP
OFFICES ARE SEIZED

NEW YORK. Nov. S.-Thc Offices "i
thu II:unburg- American steamship llht
here were seized to-day by lnitrd
States Marshal Mrt'arIy on orders re-
crIvrd from Washington from y. NIL
rhcli Palmer. custodian Of enemy prop
rrly. julius L. Meyer. vic" director "l
the company. and about seventy en-
pIuycS were ordered tn leave forthwith.
1t WAS said the offices Will bc used ny
the port board and war hoard
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GAINESVILLE BOY ~
FOUND NOT GUILTY.
IN MILITARY trial

NEW YORK, Nov. S.-SaInuel y. Livs si
,nrnod of GAINESVILLE. %. private AZ.
toched to tho United States army ayi1
,i,n camp at Princeton. \. j.: was
Quilted of tho charge OF having a,de{
noison in his possession with intent to-
iniurc his comrades. according 10 the
findings OF the military tribunal which :
heard his case TT Governors Island four
weeks ago -.
he was found to have the poison IN
his possession unknown to hik con.
manding officer. For this he' was lined
hui otherwise has been completely e:.s
oncrated. it was announced by Lieuten.s
ant John G. Livingston. assistant tudgS
advocate Of the men court-martiA4 LIN
ingoods standing as soldier - ~
no way affected by the trial. va
stated, and he has been ordered baek to1
Princeton to continue hA
.tudiaA -.-..s-..UA
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CAPTURE OF $4,000
Continued from Page oneJ

ing hostile forces along the Tagl!amcnto
and brought down five enemy airplancS
The text OF thu statement reads:
During yesterday. We continued INC
withdrawal OF our line. The larger units
have retired without being molested by
the enemy.
Numerous engagements took place
between the hills Of Nittcr!o and the
confluence OF :hc Mnuticana and the
Livcnza. in the course OF which our
brave covering troops succeeded in de-
tanning the enemy's advance.
In spite of strong resistance on the
part Of hostile machines our nviators
renewed their nombardment on enemy
troops, along the Tagliamento. Five
enemy airplancs were brought down"
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Railway Mail Clerks
Affiliate With A. F. Of |,

PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. N"r. >.-~Th';
HALLWAY Mali Clerks Association. an or
s:tnlzaI imn covering IN" ";Itir" country
has voted TO- ilIlilialr with III" American
Federation Of Labor. President u. d.
RYAN, Of Boston, the national rreslHrnl'
announced 1T headquarters here to-hiehI
tho result Of the referendum ballot Ia
ken in accordance: with the action OF the
convention Of the association held III
IJcvcland Ohio. last June. The vote
was e.S27 in favor of joining the Fed
Grafton to @.0I2 against.
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TO PITTSBURGH
Many Wheclingites will Witness the
7i+t-w. & /. Came * Forbes
Field Tomorrow Afternoon.

MANY Nhtrlnpit"s ~" planning :"
Co To Pittsburgh t"-u":r"w I" witness
The football gam" between Washington
R. Jefferson t"Ilce" AMI III" University
of Pittsburgh. This contest. which IS
staged annually on Forbes Field. draws
largely from the Wheeling district. d,iH
csnecially to local interest in the WASH
ington institution. although PIT also
has n large following here.
Among those who will witness tho
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Z. A. Bla6eSlee.

PARKERSErRG. W. Va. Nnv. s.
E. A Rlakes!ce, aged 63. in charge OF
the right of way department for th'
Eureka ripc Line company. with head
quarters here died in local Hospital
today wh"ro h: had been for six weeks
suffering from injuries received in IN
automobile accident. He was horn al
SpartanshurE. IA. and the remains VIII
be taken there for burial. IL" waS prom
ncnt in oil business and in the Masonic
fraternity. Death was caused by septic
poisoning due to his injuries.
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Ob!T UARY
Funeral for MIS-. Ambrecht.

The funeral for Mrs. Henrietta Arm
hrcrht. widow Of Louis Armhrccht. and
n" mnth.r Of Or. l.. l.. Amhrccht. who
passed away Tuesday, will b" held in M:
home of her daughter. Mrs. =. ii.
Springer Of 1888 Enfr street. this after
noon at, 80 o'cluck. The Rev. August
{. Easchc of 81. Pau1's German Protest
ant church. and the Rev. !. L. L"ycn-
berger OF the Third Presbyterian church,
will ofticlaic. lntcrmcnt Will be III Mt.
Zion. y special car will conway the ladies
OF Rcbrkuh lodge and friends of tho
family to tn" cemetery.
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Funeral for hts. RIxenbaugh.

Funeral services for Mrs. MarSclla J.
IliXcnbaush. wife of Aaron IiiXenbaugn.
aged pc. I; we'll known and esteemed
resident of the Island. who Passed away
"Wednesday morning, were held Sestcr-
day at noon in the home uf her daugh-
ter, Mrs. McGlumphy of 4l3ls South
York street. The Kew. pr. w. RI. Fields
of the First Christian church was in
charge. The body was taken over the
Baltimore IL Ohio yesterday afternoon
for intcrmcnt in tho Litllcton cemetery.
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Conference Continued
With the Mine Workers

CLEVELAND. Nov. S.-Ohio coal up
orators continued their conferences to-
day with John Moore. president OF the
'niIcd Mno Workers Of tho state. and
may not complies the REIMBURSEMENT ol
wage scales until tomorrow afternoon.
The adjustment Of sixteen scales
for as many Ohio districts means that
the states miners will receive pay
increase Of more than s@00.n00 weekly.
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G.. v. CASTOR.

CLARKSRCRG. W. Va. Nov ST. Y.
CASTOR. 81. widely known insurance man
and Masonic lodge member. died today
of Erghts DiSc1$" 1t Weston where h"
had been engaged in business the last
four years. having formerly lived IN
this city. II" was 4 thirty second degree
Mason and Shrinrr. Sisters and broth
erS are nr. ". Castor and Mrs Emma
Snyder OF this city and Mrs. ~. +. Nor
ris Of Muncie. Ind. ;Nid Edward CASTOR
Of Mineral
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william II, Kendall,

LONDON. Nov. S--William Hunter
Kendall. actor AMI theatrical manager,
died Tuesday.
William Hunter Kendall civilian
Hunter Grimston) was born in 1913. lie
married the actress. Margaret Robert
son, known on tho stage rs Mau5c Rob
ertsen. in 1859. Mr.. Kendall after play
ing marty celebrated parts became lessee
and manager. in partnership with John
Hare of 81. James Theatre. from 1879
to 1883. MIR. and Mrs. Kendall toured in
tho United States and Canada in 1879
95.l
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BULLETINS
(Continued from Page one.)
such. other troops who have not al
ren6ly gone over to tho ENtr enltsts.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, NOV. BIN m
address hero tonight, Boris a.
Bakhnleteff. the Russian ambassa-
dor, declared that If Russia is to
achieve her political freedom the
Maxtnalists who revolted against
tho Kercnstky provisional govern
lnetnt at Petrograd must be over
thrown. Immediate peace, such az
the Maximallst propose. could re-
suit only in Russian suppression
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ruuera, for Nicholas Meade.

This morning ut S:3U o'clock funeral
services will be held in The family home.
l0I Twcnty-ninth street, for Nicholas
Mead. aged So who died suddenly
Wednesday. Requiem high mass will be
celebrated in 81. Mrry's church al .
o'clock, with burial in Mi. Calvary.
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pETRoGRAD, Nov. e.-of TIL,

PETRoGRAD, Nov. s.-of the $50
members of tll4 worklnen's and Sol
diers' congress, $50 arc Bolschevid,
$50 Socialist ravolutionists, 60 Min
iuaNsts, ii Of the Mlnimnlist-Inter-
nationalist group, SIX Of the Nation
aist-Social!st group, three non
party Socialists, the others icing
independent. =. resolution proposed
nv the Miniplausts that an effort
saould be made TO reach ar ACRE
men. with tho provisional govern
r,cnt WAS votel down.
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FOR SALE-M,sceIlaneous

Iron. Woodworking and Contractors Ma
chinery, New and second hand Machine
tools. etc. Garage Machinery, Gas and
Gasoline engines. Pumps Electric No
tors Engines, Boilers. P1aners. Band;
saws. etc. Saw-mill outfits. Betting
Julleys Shafting. Contractors equip,
nent. Concrete mixers. 1880 up. Every:
thing in machinery and supplies. Special
Prices. ~
BAIRD MACHINERY CO..
Pittsburgh. Pan
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Bid Wet Majority.

CrHi'INNATI. Nov. S.--Accnrding
10 a statement bv the herd Of cleo.
lions in Hamilton county {Cincin-
r"tN This ro"ntv went vet BY Il ma
ioritv of - ono in the prohibition
election Of last Tuesday in Ohio This
shows gain in the unofficial Hamil-
ton county f7lrcs Of 3,G4S on the face
Of tho returns.
Tho vote In Tho state stands 1t
51cAAS for nrnhihitinn and -? no1
against prohibition. with e. counties
rnnor,irr officially and the remaining
u counties reporting complete. but
rnofficially.
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Capt. G.. W. Ely.

MONTGOMERY. Ala.. Nov. S:-Cnp-
tain G.. W. Ely. AZ" -, former travelling
passenger agent Of the Southern Faci-
fic railroad. died here today. II" served
with the Fnr,y-scvrnth Georgia reGi-
mont in the Civil war.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate,

FOR sALE--IIous. cont.ini6I roonA ~ entlsisC
"a more or less. also out blldingA Fcs tsRAs 81
dress w. ". Donley. eoos Pt vlsW An. Ye0N1
town. o. e-O.SS,
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LONDON, NOV. st Is officially
announced from Petrograd through
the wireless press that no headpar-
tiers communirue WAS issued today.
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MICHIGAN FARMS FOR sAEl
LANDLESS MEN.

Buy land to-day. Start working for yourself Poul-
frs stock dairy anil general farming nay well %. 10
and 50 acre tructs IN MlrhEsn 3la TO $50 per acre
Easy terms. Write for free booelet SwiSst Ltnd
Company Al25i First National Bank RldE. ChicAso..
Illinois. o-S9-Sl.n-S-'-S ~
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LOST AND FOUND

loST-aen. I4!n. auto rim and Tire betxeen Wheel
ns and TnalephiL Reward II returned 70 N.
stlligencer n-t-h I
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I E D

Tuesday morning November
1917 II 4:o0 O'Clock m. II the residence OF ha Z;
daughter. Mn c. n. Springer. 1888 Lon Rrtec.
HENRIErrA ARNBBDCHT. IN the SCH Jesf o.
her ACC -
F,n.r,J from the readcoee Of her dAuEhtee. A1.ai
=. u s..tnsrx No. 1886 Eon srec- Friday, No.
I.nbcr Q. .. $50 O'Clock p n Inssrn~ NJ
.rri,I err viii be provided % convey II
1.6,c. Of BeoekAa and frcnds q The family 70 u
Cemetery.
cRIsWElL-on Tuesday. November III.
o'clock D. n RICHARD CRISHhh q AA or0'e' 9
Y,,.,,I from the homo Of his dauEfstr. Nh LAu-
-. uo.hcr Main .trot. Elm Grore. fddAJ
o'clock 2. H. Friends Of the family rtvpeeti'eH NJ
it'd N att1d Interrnont in Ill olVe osfnetefJ.
aIpplE-On wedncsdEy November .. i9H. ~ La'o
o'clock D. m.. at family nxtdeoes. no: W W.
anod ,renue Warwood. PAUL FERRks. Hn HTs
Re- Francis H. and Lille Bdd1c. - the l1th year :
81 his axe. -
so,,c,. NJ the rcsIdcace Friday shernoh oeiocEEH
pt.,,s NJ The family are inrtcd 70 snead inter
me,, cincinnati. Ohio. Saturday.
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VETS AGAIN LEAD
CONTINUED from First Pa2e.)
third of the saloons were open on
election day.

Special 10 TIL" lntGlligcnccr.
COLUMBUS. O., Nov. S.-WIth
the result of the prohibition fight
in Ohio still in doubt, the first
charge of irregularities in Tues.
days election was made by James
A. White. campaign manager OF
the Ohio Dry federation, today to
Secretary of State Fulton. White
charged that election officials in
precinct l uf the Fifteenth ward
in Cincinnati had failed to count
their ballots before turning them
in to the board Of elections. and
that the tota' vote announced FOR
the precinct was in excess OF the
number of registered electors IN
the precinct.
With complete returns from all
SO counties, 81 Of them official,
the vets were leading by d ma
jority of 3,646 on the face Of re-
turns. The figure, however. in
cIuded a credit of 1888 in Hamil-
ton county to the vets, officially
allowed by tHe board Of elections,
but not reported to the secretary
Of state tonight. A mistake Ct
10000 1avorina the vets was
found in Hamilton county Wed
nesday, and today another was
turned I'd embracing 1888 votes.
Superintendent White said he
was standing by his claim Of 10
o'clock Tuesday night, when ne
said: "Ohio Is dry by a safe ma
jority."
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Ex.czar Nicholas writes FOR The
,nteIIinrncer. Tells the story Of
downfall Of the Romanoffs II thrilling
narrative Of three tnstaIlnents begin
ming Saturday, November 10
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PETRoGRAD, Nov. S.-(Noou.)-
The city presented normal aspect
today, Even The monday band &C
conlpanying the guard Of relief I'M
dcr she previous administration con-
t.nucfl its function. There were the
customary Eues m front of the pro-
vision stores, and children played
in tho parks Gnd gardens. There
was even C. nGra Ole lesscn!nS OF tae
patrols, only ! few armed soldiers
and sallorR moving about the
streets.