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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

New York. April 27.-May-Wilson
bid SChley offered.
July-Shantz, Bartlett. Schill, Segar
and Hartcorn bid 4; Sellar. Rosenberg.
FTederickson Wenman, Hartcorn and
Hentz offered,
October-Keiffer, IlagedOrn, Burnett
and Ray bid Gumoens. Brooks, Clifford
Frederickson and Hyman offered.
December - Lester, Finn, Brooks,
Martin. Hubbard and Jay bid Russell,
SchiI, Hubbard. Sellar Newman and
Montgomery offered.
January-Flinn bid; Hagedorn and
SCgal sold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
. VIOLENCE FEARED
Man Charged With Sedition Rushed
to Jail for Safety

NIiIIViIIe, y. j.. April 27.--'hargeu
with disloyal utterances, Thomas Veg
censkey, an Austrian, was arrested yes
terday by Officers Biggs and Breedon and
held under $4,000 bail by Justice chard.
II was testified that Vegcenskey said
that the Allies could not win, and that
if the Germans came to the United
States he would help them whip
America,
A crowdI collected at the hearing and
fearing that there might be violence
the police rushed the alien In an auto
mobile TO the city Jail, where he is being
held to await the arrival of agents of
the United States Department of Justice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
Philadelphia Markets
PROVISIONS

There was "a tair iohhius trade aud values
were we'll maintained. Quotations fol
low: city beef, i'm sots. smoked and air
dried. Stc: western hc,f. In sets. smoked.
Sac, city beef. Euurklrs and tenders, smoked
and air dried. 3ic: western beef. knuCkles
aud tenders. smoked. 3lc; beef hams $40
Pork, family. So a 53; hams, $. F: cured,
loose. 29d3lc; do skinned. loose, 30 n3OG;
do. do. smoked. 3ON3ir; other ha,us, smoked,
city cured, as to brand and average, -8Op
32c; hams. smoked western cured 3O@32c
do. boiled. boneess. 43c; picnic shoulders
5. p. cured, loose, nc: do. smoked. @3c.
Bellies, Ia PICKLE, according to average;
loose 32C. Breakfast bacon, az TO brand
aud average, city cured, SOC do, western
cured SOC. Lard, western. refined, ZIG
~ G.; do, pure city. Kettle rendered. =iV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Massachusetts, Gas Companies. regular
semiannual Of . per cent on preferred. pay
able June I to stock of record May IL.
sixth National Bank. semanuual Of = per
cent. payable May l TO stock Of record
April 20
Penn Scaboard steel Corporation, quarterly
of 81 share. payable May l to holders Of
record today.
Clmchheld coal Corporation quarterly Of
IA per cent ON common and regular quar-
tprlv Of Ia per cent on preferred. both
PAYABLE MAY I to holders Of record April ~.
Illuminating aud Power Securities Com
punv regular quarterly Of ia per rent ON
preferred pavsble May IL to holders uf
record Auril 30.
Atlantic steel Company. regular scmlEU-
nual Of 3ig per cent on preferred, payable"
May l. Books close April 20. reopen May g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
GUNS SENT TO TRIPOLI
German Submarines Debark Mimi
tions on African Coast

Washington. April 81. Submarines
have been landing guns, food and mn
nitionS on the coast Of TripoIi. so.
cording to an official dispatch from
France.
The dispatch quotes General Nivclc
formerly Cummander.iu-Chier of the
French army and now commanding
the north African troops. as saving
tho situation in the section open to
Gcrmau-TurEish attack on the rripoli
tan coast is well consolidated against
attack from the allied native tribes
who have been cooperating with the
GermaDS and Turks.
French recruiting Of friendly natives
continues, au1 these men become
good soldiers in six months.
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MONEY-LENDING RATES

.v,..tG.o5a,ais .ro7 sG,taL32tats--G. (
tlL n.lImaicl.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
Financial Briefs

Tho Utah Copper Company has ISSUED
lis pamphlet report for the wear GUIDED
brromb"r 81. showing $"S.G95. tHJ sun
plus u"um" after an charges. q dc
lh" preceding year. This Income Was
equal to- 80 a share on L62i4gO
shares Of stock Of so par value. against
F2lN9 a share earned in 1916.
The extra dividend Of per cent do
cIared by directors ut the Tradcsmou~
National Bank in addition 10 the semi
annual dividend Of per cent is tho
first extra dividend declared Ivy the
bank since q special Fed Cross dividend
of ] per cent was declared June. 1alT.
The directors also transferred $50, 600 TO
surplus making that fund &looo.oo0
Iurom" account Of STANDARD OiI Com
pauy of New YORK for the year ended
December 81 shows net earnings, after
d"prcciatlou Sundry reserves and So
&75.372 Federal taxes. Of S30,OoQ.G73.
or $50 share ON 10000 shares oC
capital stock. compared with $36,G3S,-
1875, or SiS.S5 u share in 1916.
Gross receipts Of the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company for the quarter end
ed March 81 were $11,93123O. This is
an increase Of $l,O99.O19 compared with
the same period last year Not earn
in total income Of 29,9S6 Surplus de,
creased S32.3i5.
Gross earnings Of twonty-thr"o rail
were $l2,O67.73S. This compared with
Sl0.91n,595 the same period last year
or an iuCroHS" of Slo9I,li3.
The New York subtreasury lost S.,
$4,000 to the banks on Friday
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
FRESH FRUITS

Tho general market was quiet aud with
par hbI - Wiaesap. SimG: Northern spy,
siHG: Alhemarle Pippln S4H7 Baldwin
Sim7; Rome Beauty. S40 $50. Rugsct SiH
western, per -Winrsap. $"h 30; Spit2-
rphurg Sl.5OM3: Rome Beauty, $9d 49,
paarmain 81 TIm9Si: NeWtuwn plppin
81 5Ga . 30; Gano 81. .T5d 30; apples, near
hy per hamper iOrH 81 80, apples. nearby
box SIm5: bananas per bunch. S2m3. 80;
oranges Florida. per box. Sl15mS.@l;
oranges. California. per hoN, .Iom I.HO'
tgugerincs Florida per strap. S3H I; grape
fruit Florida, per box. S2.50d ); pineapples,
Porto Rico. per crate. $3.iOmi ); CoCOanuts.
per bag S6m7; strawberries, NOTth Caro-
lima, per quart 15u zoe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
SHIPPING BELOW LAST
YEAR IN CENTRAL WEST
Drygoods Trade Continues
Large and Prices Are High.
Collections Good
Chicago, April 81,

Chicago, April %,
Shipping operations throughout the
Central West are running from per
cent 10 around 12 per cent under year
aro. according TO the loading reports Of
The important western railroads. No
doubt they would be much larger than
ut present were il not for the fact that
fhe many classifications of freight are
deInyed because Of priority instructions
or the part OF the Government and the
movement OF war business. together with
SHORTAGE of railway equipment.
The business Of the railroads now
aver. Is becoming more diversified each
..ar and While IL Is not expected that
f. fhe immediate future the aggregate
oIntne Of business will be as large AZ
I4fore the war from a domestic stand
,.nInf. Il viii no doubt be mach larger
.oon AZ the railroads get new EQUIP
'..nl and expand their shipping tacll-
~. new life IN industrial lines y
.....I.,a more apparent. ana " IL
.||4.1t that there ~ an abundance OF
I6r an essential purposes. for tol
|....1llal purposes rtries eiqphrs'
~ HIIeeods ua0e a SUFFICIENT De-
...|n|| Il E|31 rhulefnie dry
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
WAGE RISE FOR MINERS
Calumet and lTecla Announces Ad.
vanccs Up to 25 Per Cent

Calumet. Mich. April 27.-Efrectiye
May !. tn" calumet and lTccla Mining
company and its ten subsidiary corpor-
ationS has announced q general increase
over the present minimum wages Of ,
per cent with increases running up to %
per cent for some classes Of under
ground work.
The contract system remains in force
making even greater earnings possible
it is said About l0,50O men viii bene-
ht by the increase.
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SPECIAL MEETINGS
r,,I,I MEETING OF TUE BOARD

MEETING OF THE BOARD
- of Directors and Stockholders Of the
Market Street building and Loan ASs0cia-
tiSn viii be held on Monday Evening. April
aOth. : o'clock, at 52i3 Chestnut st.
The following amendment will be acted
upon: 70 autho'iza the Board Of Directors 10
invest any surplus funds now on hand. or
n,g ibprty Loans now or hereafter 70 bs
issued by the Government Of the United
~" ADAM II. PRESTON. Acting S.cccy.
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DIVIDENDS
TRAnEsMEN's NATIONAL BANK

April 20, 1918.
4. . r.g,,Iar meeting of the Board Of Dl'
-ortors of This bank. held today, "A senll-
annual dividend Of $500 ner share; share, being s5 s5
cytra diyldend Of One Per Cent were de-
ciored, payable May 1st. 1918, TO stockh0LI19,
ers Of record at the close OF business TINS
The sum of s25O.OOO was add added od to sur
plus, making this amount wy nGTIttii
80
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago, April -HoGS-Estlmate re-
ceipts today, 1000 head3 leftover, GOIl, Mon
day, 10000 head; estimated next week 10
600 head. Strong and IOc to 15c higher
than yesterdays average, Top. sl7.75: bulk
s17 l6W11.a5; light sl1l5ml5.I5 mixed,
ii8dis so; workers. ttT 50617. 10: piss
s1825giT.35 good 20 choice heavy Sl7m
iT.f5.
CATTLE--Estimoted receipts today 15-
900 head; Monday. 20. OOo. Steady. Beeves.
$40 100 n 80. cows and heifers SO Is n
~ so. stockers and feeders. S. 25M12.I5;
Door 70 medium. tiO3OGi2.s5i calves. 7.5O
ola 80.
MISREPRESENTATION receipts today. 5000
head. Monday, . Onu head. Weak; prices
are 25e g I3g lower than week sgo Ma
tive. $3.50 l0I5i western. fl3. .6Om II. Is;
yearlings y1a.25 n 10. Lambs. 500 20. 0l
western. si6a502l. 40.
Kansas city. April T.--CATTLE-Re-
celpis. 900 head Strong.
HOGS--iieceipts. 1000 head. Strong
SlIEEP--lteceipts. none.
seuth Qpnha. April y -.-loGs--Ite Itecelpis,
IuuI IN |tr ln ilt. hi4lcr.
4 l'A"I|II.|. IfC.In b 500 hnaHI Sfcndx
#||"|| ||HHH| IarN Ifn
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Refined Sugar Unchanged

New York, April 27.---Retued sugars
are unchanged, with all local reiinerS
quoting fine granulated at 7.A5c. The
Federal and the Warner companies are
still being withdrawn. cuban raWS un-
changed at 6OO5C, duty paid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

Official discount rates a. the twelve
Federal Reserve banks were as follows:
CThe first column gives the rates for
all periods up to and including the fif-
teen-day maturity, the second for pc
riod of sixteen to ninety days. The third
and fourth columns give the rates for
rediscounts Of collateral loans secured
by Government bonds or notes.l
Com'l pAper cow papor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
BANK CLEARINGS DECREASE
Business CA Per Cent Below Cor
responding Week Last Year

Total hanl; cloariugs in Gh" principal
cities of the United states for the week
closed today were $6.O73.3ASt9G This
compares with SG,%07, ,O62 ,063 last week
aud S6.491.32L3l6 this week last year
Philadelphia total was s3lO.o39,55i. Il
gain over the same week last year of
81 per cent.
M. l. ED-ll ll..nn-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
MOTOR PARADE AIDS LOAN
New Castle, Del, Makes Big Gains
by Liberty Day Observance ,

New Castle, Del, April 27.-At the
Liberty Day celebratiop many auto
mobiles were In line and stops were
i1ade at various homes where solicitors
obtained pledges OF many thousands OF
dollars for the Liberty Bonds.
In several plants all departments
closed al noon and others at 3 o'clock
Al 4:3O o'clock the school children sang
participated.
The speakers were Mrs. Henry Il
Thompson and General James r. VIII
son.
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Calumet.Hecla Raises Wages

Calumet. Mich, April 27.-The Calu-
met. .Hecla Company and its ten subsid-
iary corporations have announced
generaI raise of the present minimum
wages Of per cent, with increases run
ming up 10 20 Der cent for some classes
of Underground work, effective May 1.
The contract system remains In force,
MAKING even greater earnings possible.
70 n ~aid about io50o men win be hon
ented
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

Wrakucas Developed IN tho cotton
market this morning as result of moro
bcarjsh news over night coupled with
local and Liverpool selling
with tn" exception or MAY, which
oponrd five points higher. the market
started twcutN-onc to thiry-ouc points
higher aud July soon aftcrvard sSld
Of to twcnty-si\, net loss Of forty -ouc
points
Tho coo.cr weather expected in the
southwest failed to matcrialZc while
tho Weekend figures were hoariSh and
thc war news distinctly disquictinE.
After yesterdays rapid upturu tho
market was in q technical condition to
hr easily influenced 10y uufayorahlc
ucws, there being little new outside buy
ing to absorb the offerings.
At the end Of the first fifteen minutes
the market was very weak and unset
He'd with prices l2O points under last
nights clos"
The receipts az tho port for the day
are estimated at 5000 bales. against
/ oI5" bales a week ago, and 1866 bales
a year ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
Stock Exchange Affairs in Nominal Position

underlying confidence in tho final outcome OF u'
markets
affairs have drtcd Liberty Bonds is true
movement n tho
the Sew York Stock
19l But aside from this business may
be to or small lots
disposition undertake speculative
professionals
Impossible where fractional advantages
that
double 50 TOO shares 81 on
class of
Transactions all
Liberty
national
particularly light actual
official holiday. with their
overhead
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STOCK MARKET AFFAIRS
in A NOMINAL POSITION
Wall Street Brokers Are Suffering Severe
Losses-Plans for Railroad
Settlements
Now York. ApLil ~

unfavoaby Influenced by the character o the
all the important issues showed
ranging from fractions to around
indicated general market tone that stock DC
larger concessions
Industrial Alcohol yielded Dtuers sold off point
49as
Influenced by the showing made i'm
the statement stock falling - to '9
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Extra by Lehigh Valley Sales Co.

New York. April 2I.--The Lehigh Val
ley Coal sales Company declared an
extra dividend OF 10 per cent in 4 per
cent Liberty Loan bonds. payable May
l6 to stock of record April 2G.
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DIVIDENDS
FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
Cbpstnut street Nest of Broad

Philadelphia. April 22d. 1918,
Al a regular meeting of the Board Of
Directors OF this Bank held this day. a semi.
annual dividend OF l06 was DECLARED. free
OF tax and payable May /, 1918. TO stock.
holders Of record at the close Of business
April 30, 1918.
In addition, an extra fdiyldend e. OFi wss
and, for fractional amounts. United States
War Savings Stamns.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
POULTRY

I.INE-rradc was fair and values were
well sustained on choice stock. Quota %
tions: Fowls 30 35c; STACEY young rOosters,
Is a 3Oc: do Indian Runner. "Ga 27c. Geese,
- a 2Gc. tiuineas. per pair. 81 500 l61.
Pigeons. old. per pair. 10 q SOC; do, young
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

New York, April -. -- There was "a
active demand at the open
ing Of the market for coffee futures and
offerings were absorbed promptly nv
commission houses and the trade Ou
tine call prices We're ! 10 points lower
Today's Yesterdays 8
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
THE GIIARD NATIONAL BANK

TnlIHUOTphIU NOfIT u, IUTN.
The directors have this day declared a
dividend of Eight Per Cent $50, payable
Nav Ist, 1918, to stockholders of record at
the close of business April Path, Checks
vi" CHARLES NJ. ASHTON,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

rHILNnEIPHIN---C per cent ;
time. 5ai a 8 per cent Commercial pa
per, three to four months, 5m per cent ;
six monthS. 6 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

Philadelphia, April 20, IBIS
The Directors have this day declared a
sorni "A nuual dividend of five per cent. free
al tax, payable May I, 1918, to stockholders
of record at close Of business April 20, 1918.
Checks will be mailed
WILLIAM SALTER. Cashier
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
Sales in Philadelphia
BONDS
NNf.-f. q
PHILA. INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed i'm the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange and in which there were no
transactions today. The price given Is
the last previous close:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
BEARISH NEWS BRINGS
WEAKNESS IN COTTON
After Yesterdays Rapid Up
turn Market in Condition
TO BE Easily Influenced
Corr0> nELr WEATHER CO>DIrIo>o

COTTO> BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York. NnriI 2i.-Thc folowin
tPmpCrptures were recorded in the cotton
belt this morning:
atlanta, ~; Memphis. augusta, SaNnn-
nah and JaCkSOnNil illp. 50; Wilmington and
charleston, -! Little Rock and chat
ianOOGa. -; knoxville, %; Fort smith.
81; NiclSburE, 81; Oklahoma, 66; Abilcne.
New Orleans aud Pensacola, iS; san IN
tonic. 20; Galveston. -.
IEne was .Ol inch Of precipitation NJ
savannah .OG at Charleston, ~ NJ MuCon
and - sat Wilmington.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
CORN MARKET WEAK
ON SCATTERED SALES
Disposition to Take Profits for
Over Sunday-Demand Is
Unimportant
cH,I> BELT WEATHER. FORECAST

GRNIN BELT WEATHER. FORECAST
Chicago. Anril 2i.-IOr IllinOiS-Rhtn
tonight and SUNDAY; warmer IN southeast
tonight; colder IN south SUNDAY.
MiSSOuri--Rain tonight, Mtti nrohhDN
clearing sunday morning.
Observation-Disclosures rain tOnlEhi hnu
SUNDAY, continued cool.
NinnPSOtn-l uSCttlCd tOnigh'i Nu""hS
partly cloudy.
IOwa-Ram tonight, WIN pr"hhh'E
clearing SUNDAY morning.
NOrth and south DakOta-f"rtN 'loudS
tonight and sunday -
and colder In cast tonight: sunday IH'r
EpnsaS-C older tonight. Win IAr ~
west aud rain In cast; sunday i"lr "h"
Montana - Generally fair tonight ana
Wyoming-GcnerallS fair tonight ANA
sunday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

rHEESE-Taurv stock was Scarce and
firm, with demand equal 10 the of, rings.
Tho uuotHtions New York. whulo-milh,
fancy. "4ig a gir. specials higher; Sew York
who'll. milk fair to good 22n2ic.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS
Cotton Statistics

New York April 27-'The statistical posi-
tion Of cotton, as made up by Saturdays
Financial Chronicle, is as follows;
This Last Last
rroteI ,risthle week week wear
s,,pnlv 437s Oa2 4 4a7, ,34S 4,446. .743
American 3.O9s. .O02 3.377,O10 3.14i.Ti
Total sight -. 80. -. - 80.
April 90. lO.lj3S+o lO,Oll'o8S ll,o91'l-u
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NOTICE
business wanting reprCSeutatl'
With hpadduarters at
HARRISBURG, PA,

IN.
would do well get in touch with the
writer. owing 20 loss Of mfg. plant by FIRE
and the adverse conditions caused by the
war. our Company deems It unwise 10 re-
build. ON THIS account the Secretary OF the
June /. Able to handle accounts. buy or sell
merchandise or manage 2 department
Address q III. TPd~Pr Offcp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
Federal Reserve Bank Statement

The condition of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Philadelphia for the week ended
Yesterday compares with the previous
week as follows:
pESnI-RtFS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27

Chicago. Nhlll -
The corn market was weak TINS morn
ing ON scattered selling by commission
houses, and it looked as though II VA"
been oycrhought The demand was uh-
important. There was a disposition l"
take profits for over Sunday.
\ show of easiuesS in the cash mar
kct at Peoria offset the hullish influence
of rororts that distillers there had large
orders for alcohol for which low grades
are used. The receipts here today were
los ears.
The Ohio Pennsylvania grain embargo
has been lifted effective May /.
May opened unchanged at $i2fa ana
later sold at S1.27as. July started at
$l.597s 1.52ia. against $L53ls at the
close yesterday and later sold at
S1.5l2..
oats also were weaker with the in
uuiry poor. i'm sympathy with the set
back in corn Selling was fairly gen-
cral The receipts here today we're l3o
cars.
May opened at .S&7s a ste. against
S37s at the end yesterday ana later
sold at S3C. July opened unchanged
at 746sc and declined to Iic.
The receipts Of wheat at Minneapolis
aud Duluth today were l57 cars against
2SS ears last year; at Winnipeg l49
ears. against 2G9 ears n year ago at
Chicago cars compared with itIty-
eight ears,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
DIRECTORY OF ACCOUNTANTS


T,AWRENCE f. BROWN 4 CO.
tGIb REAL, ESTATE TRUST BL.3Styr Bldg
TeSVEsTIGATE & ADJUST PARI ?Ssls,nfISl'fs IN
CORPORATION DlsfulhD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-04-27
INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
New York stocks aud In which there
we're no transactions today. The price
..i.-.-., 4. dc La 4 nre Ninma - ln.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-15
looner Is Lost.
iited Press.

ited Press.)
15.-The American schooner
according to unconfrmed re-
e crew was reported landed at
gtS
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-15
William HohenzolIern Will Attempt to
Mount German Throne If the German
Delegates Succeed In Disturbing the
Harmony of the Allies
United Press War Review.
By j. w. r. MASON

NE WYORK Nov 15-There is deep danger that Hohen-
zolern will attempt mount the throne of Germany again,
delegates to the peace conference succeed in dis
rbng the harmony of the allies dscord between the
United States and the worlds other democracies
The German revolution shows evidence of having been too
carefully organized too short time for to be accepted
at its value The Hohenzolerns sefmposed exile has
taken himself into the neutral country from which he
could make quick return if conditions warranted dupca
ton of Napoeons escape from Eba true revolution should
show far exuberance and far greater spirit of rejoicing
the winning of freedom than has yet been demonstrated in
Germany.
When nation has been crushed into medievalism Ger
many has been certain amount of inefcency inevitable
before the true road to liberty found Germany hasn yet
passed through this transition period There indication
that machinery of government is being used although
new replacing the old ministers.
If the revolution had been carefully planned long in advance
by German efficiency experts final piece of organization
to the old auocrac spirit of the faherand wouldn't
have been arranged any differently than it has been
revolution that permits prince to the
head of his army after renouncg his right of succession
revolution be trusted revolution that retains in office
all the autocrac army commanders from Won Hindenburg
down. not revolution to carry conviction revolution that
allows its former to neutral boundary whence
he can conveniently return after has been signed
revolution to be held under surveillance
Hohenzolerns surrender should be demanded of Holland
by America and the allies under the law of exradion After
sentence of guilty of world murder has been imposed him.
he should be imprisoned for life Execution would be too
enent 1t would fit the conditions Of the If Great Britain
were to cede St. Helena to the league nations for Hohenzo
erns prison house Thereafter St Helena would as
perpetual place Of Incarceration for high offenders against
the worlds peace.