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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-25
CZECH CHIEFS REFUSE
TO TREAT WITH AUSTRIA
Insist That All Negotiations Here
after Must Be With the Paris
Organization.

BASEL. Thursday. October 24.-At a
conference Of the party leaders Of
the Austrian lower house. held re-
Gently, Stransky. one of the Czech
chiefs. declared that in future all ne
sotiations between the Austrian gov
eminent and the Czecho-Slovak gov
ernment must be carried on with the
Paris organization. Declaring that he
was speaking on behalf of the Czech
union. he said that the Czech depu. les
did not consider themselves qualified
to open pourparlers with the Aus
trian government or with other ma
tionalities in this country. according
to Vienna advices received here.
Jugo-Slav deputies made similar
declaration, it Is said.
The Vienna correspondent OF the
Frankfort Gazette was quoted on
Wednesday by that newspaper as
saying that Austria is not disposed to
enter into negotiations with the
Czecho-Slevak organization at Paris,
but would deal only with those in
Austria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-25

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-25
Mems Worsted
Underwear, SZ.45

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nat welt neck and self facing in
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imported kinds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-25
Minneapolis Publisher Dies.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, October 25.-
William Joseph Murphy, publisher of
the Minneapolis Tribune, died yester-
day in Chicago. according to q tele-
gram received here Mr.. Murphy, who
vas born in St Croix county. Wis,
July %. 1859. purchased the Mime.
apolis Tribune in 1891. and since had
been its sole owner and publisher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-25
Special Sale of Toilets

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Paste. regular $50 dc
TUBES ..............
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.. $500 S.s.. "a, ...- 39c
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-25
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Handkerchief

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sheer quality lawns, with neatly
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Four for Csc. Each at &c.
Goldenbety Floor.
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At $l2.98

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-10-25
New and Attractive JeWelry

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Ribbon Specials
fOrSaturday

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Won1en'S 75c
Charnoisette Gloves
at soc Pair

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Sound Values in Mems Underwear
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Special Offering. That Are Guide Posts to Real Economy

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Mems $500 Underwear,
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quality balbriggan; shirts with
French neck and silk facing:
drawers with double seat ana Saline
waistband.
Mems SITS Underwear,
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Mems $1.5O Underwear,
Mems Heavyweight Fleece
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
SEEK MISSING HUSBAND
Attorney -GcncraI Asked to Assist I'M
Locating Niliinm Thomas
MOrriSSctte.

Attorney General Saunders has re-
ceived IA communication from Count Y
Attorney &. r.. Swanson OF Council
Bluffs. Iowa. seeking information rcla
tive to tho death or disappearance OF
William Thomas Morrisscttc, who wa,
"a strcct-car conductor IN Richmond
about twenty-onc years ago and lived
on Grace Street.
Attorney Swanson stated that Mrs.
Carrie Morrissette. who had lived i'm
Council Bluffs for number of Years
had lost her only son, Walter Nor
riSScttc. who joined the coiors and was
lately killed in France. aud who had
been her support. lie is seeking the
information that Mrs. Morrissettc may
receive government aid. she being en-
tircly worthy. and proof Of her hus-
bands death or his disappearance he.
ing essential To receiving tho assis, .
ancc desired. lie stated that the direct
object OF the gratis service he was per
forming WAS to get the names ana nd
dresses OF one or Two persons WIN
could make affidavit as TO the death or
disappearance Of Mr.. Murrisscrtc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
FEED DEALERS TO MEET
conference to &c Held With Food Ad.
rntnistrntion Under Auspices of
Richmond Grain Exchange.

For the purpose OF discussing a bull
!ctin issued by the food administr "a ton
setting the schedule of prices TO be
maintained on grain and feed stuffs
ana comforting with Food Administers
,vr L. IL. White and Dairy and Food
commissioner b. l.. Purcell the Rich
mond Grain Exchange. las called a
meeting of the grain and fced-stuffs
dealers from the various business cen
terS OF til" state 10 he held In ;he
chamber OF Commerce auditorium this
morning ut 1880 o'clock
1t seeing that The grain and feed.
stuiS merchants regard the schedule OF
hHiletin No. as drastic and injurious.
10 their pursuits. and that the NEE,
ing has been called FOR conference.
after which the dealers will confer
Win the food administration. local
1000 administrators from the various
business c"nt"rs Of the. state being
present.
1t has been suggested by Dairy and
Food Commissioner purcell that dairy
men and feeders Of live stock he pres
ont At the conference that both sides of
tho question may be heard, and that the
food administration may arrive at AN
equitable and fair dccisi Rcpresen-
tativcs are expected from Lynchburg,
Roanoke" Petersburg. Norfolk. Ports
mouth. Stanton. Alexandra. Danville
Winchester suffolk. Charlottesville
uarrjsonbu Newport News and Fred
yriclS Sbur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
NINE

fight. It. however. belonged. not -
this story. blu: 10 the miraculous story
oil tho republic OF Kunani.
The arms were loaded on nat.bo.-
toned scows. and tugScd up ,ributarIe,
OF tho Amazon almost unknown TO the
Seographcr-thc River OF Death. the
River of Ghosts. and the River OF
Dreams. The portage was made. and
on big RATS OF logs such as the Indians
float down TO the trackless plains OF
the south for sale, the rifles. machine
guns and ammunition were terricd Ia
the south OF Brazil. where had finally
the pleasure OF seeing them stored in
the depots provided for them.
returned to Rio quietly and slip.
ped away by the next train south. AMI
so to the Argentine. where 7 took boat
at Buenos Aires FOR Germany. where 7
was we'll received at headquarters and
was attached TO our Emperors own
household.
tTo BE Continued To-MorrowD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
UNIFORM MILEAGE
Hearing Petition Of railroads Hc-
fore Corporation Commission
This Morning.

y hearing before the state Corpora
ton Commission VIII hc given rcprc-
sentatiNes of All the important rail-
roads Of the state except the New
Work., Philadelphia and Norfolk. At 10
o'clock this morning IN the courtroom
Of the commission. based Oh a petition
20 issue a new mileage book. good for
one year. for one person. for 1000
miles, at "a cents Il mile. TO cost
S22.50. to be presented AZ the ticket
window in all cases. and TO be in lieu
% ali other styles Of mileage books
FOR mtrastate travel. Al present there
arc several varieties cf mileage books
some for different terms. for different
distances. for different number Of per-
sons and the like. The objec, of the
new book Is 10 make uniform in sin :
gle book all the mileage sales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
COTTON MtKkt..T>.

w YORK March % The nn.etnins
~ ,harp break ai thy up,nRr OF tic
II marriott 'o.daS bGl aItrr selling ~
Ma contracts ralii"u 70 14,j .tr,!
! ~ $50. compared with . 90 - III.
saturday. ia" general nsi closed
y Al (. net decline OF II TO i points on
I'D crop. Will" ncW crop positions wcT"
Unchanged TO ! point higher. The mar
vas extremely nervous during The carly
M. Sud Opened al It decline OF =, To 81
undo. heavy liquidation July sold
o 81 "a. and October To ESQ. or abouI
g uoint. net lower under heavy general
l.tiJa. oncrlns- were absorbed al This
rs ihv buSln" UI domestic trade IN
H. while there was ;Lsu good de-
Il from LIVERPOOL ana new Dricars aud
the iirst 'Yush NJ selling had subs id-n
|. turned rirn!cy. 'rhr more optimistic
tctcr ~ the war news received dunn
niddlc OF ihn day. The dry Weather in
;out hcast and the lulish character -
adv !ces helped the rally. At This teyci
was renewed liquidation. and the mar
ya. unsettled III til. late trading. owing
.purts OF further German successes
which had rallied 10 3e.li. closed at
while October ciuS"d at 3r.s5 after
ig solh ~ #ts. II j. reported that
page adv, easements are being pub
u IN many "t tn, Southern plpcrs
& larger food "rou-, ANA aGVic.s re-
ID from the south to-day We're con-
IG a., 10 prospects for acreage. Cotton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

would possess enough ammunition TO
enable them TO defy the Brazilian
authorities indefinitely.
RAISES LOPEZ TO SEVENTH
HEAVEN ny PROMISES
] loft all tho arrangements for trans.
Tort with Adler. and returned 10 my
poor Lopez whose republic We were
about 10 steal from under his very nose.
! raised him TO the seventh heaven OF
bliss by Il promise OF all tho arms he
could ctrry to his hard-prcssed republic
b. the river. providing. of course. tina,
he could undertake the business OF
landing them in the country. When T
mentioned machine guns and Mann
lichcrs. he hailed me as an angel kissed
my hands. lifted ME up in his arms.
Kissed me on both cheeks. and trust
fully set out about his part of the bust
ness
There is no need TO go into too many
details OF the gun-running exploit
which followed 1 had two tramp
steamers chartered under the direc-
ton OF our Consul Adler. and these
were loaded with our arms. This was
only u trial exploit.
Al the mouth of the Amazon they
picked up Lopez and one Of his adj
venturer captains. and under their pro-
lection the ships made the little river
port without interference.
During the entire Journey Lopez
never left me for u moment. He was
happy. happy. he had obtained arms
for his cnterprisins republic, happy.
because he found u true partner, Poor
Lopez Great disappointmcnts were
awaiting him.
Al last we reached his river port.
where the material was unloaded by
Lopez and his scalawags. and the
transport OF ii into the descr, interior.
where the Kunani railway extends it's
rusty rails through the wilderness. be-
gan. The men OF kunani were care
less. for they had no cause TO anti
cipate danger of any kind.
During the journey across the desert
TO kunani strong band of German
rcservists. we'll supported by Indians,
who had been thoroughly organized un-
der the direction OF Adler. set upon
Lopez's guards. The kunani men put
up IL good fight. but the attacking Ger
mans were too numerous. Many Of the
Eunani men were captured and carried
away. while few were killed in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
Clarence Monroe Pleads Guilty 4,
Charge of Rohhing railroad

Clarence Monroe, colorcd. was sent
On 10 the grand jury Of Henrico County
circuit Court for the April term yes
terday, when arraicued before MaGis-
tratc II. :. sunday. Monroe is charged
with breaking into Shanty OH the
Chesapeake Ind ohio Railway and
stealing clothing and jewelry amount
ing to $3.50. The thcfts are alleged
TO hav" been committed on March !
and last Saturday morning. He was
aiken into custody blythe Richmond
pole. and turned over 10 the ilcnrico
authorities yesterday morning. Mon
roc p.oadcd guilty 70 both charges.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
BLUES ON PRACTICE TRIP
Bnrl, in Camp tftcr Three Days Trip
south of Annis-

Special 10 The Times Dispatch
CAMP MCCLELLAN. ADMISSION.
ALA.. March 35.--Tnc horSed section
Of the one Hundred aud Fourth .tn-
murit:uu Train "hich Is made IN
largely OF mon who were once tho
famous Richmond Blues. returned TO
;.!e enrichment Thursday night. after
threc-day field mancuver wnich ear
r!ed Them 10 Talladcga twenty-five
miles south OF Admission. and return.
Tho section was under the comma nd
OF Major Harvey Jones. and the ma :
.neuN"r period showed that the Rich
monu troops are just about as efficient
in the arr OF supplying ammunition as
ever they Were in the cavalry game
The long train OF wagons. passing
through the city late Thursday after
noon, attracted a great deal OF atten-
ton and the people along the roads
;raverScd through the line of march
between the cantonment and Talladega
city were interested spectators of the
manPuNerS OF the train
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

when i returned to my rooms tina
night | felt that | had just woke up
from pleasant dream. For many
hours | had to reason with myself as
TO the best way TO defeat my own tenn
porary weakness.
lost no time on tn. next day in
making my way 10 our minister in
order 10 tell him about my previous
nights conquest had accomplished
something, had opened way to
munition our Southern Brazil Cicrma ms.
which task had worried many OF our
service chiefs for months. had
scraped an acquaintance with this
crazy dreamer, and srea, advantages
must he gotten from IT. our minister
in Turn called in our consul, a man
unsurpassed III his knowledge of Brazil.
i! German consu! must certainly he
at any place.
| had TO reDea, the whole story Of
my previous nights conquest 10 this
man. our German consul. whose name
was Adler had hardly finished my
story when Herr Adler jumped off his
seat and in another moment he was
dancing round and round very uncere-
moniously.
"My~gracious countess you have un-
earthed mine OF diamonds. An. my
Gcd: you are the most skillful servant
in the service. Our gracious Kaiser
will decorate you with the hghes.
medal in the Fatherland," and our con-
sui could not be stopped from pralsing
me this fashion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET

"E" ,nOKk; March e;.-Bceves Irregular:
ssiccrs sio 'JT fltap: bulls, S7.osl $40 e; Sows
- % n 500; tops, sos.
90 81 - ,,c ,aarm veaIs Hi@as2ieo: cul..
Sheer hrm.. sheep s,oo si3oc: cuns
euIis " s sio%; "fh' prime lambs '50Qns55:
II HSEs steady a. SIS % a s,s,e PIGS. $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
NEw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

INI.N 'EN. NnTCh - Raw sugar,
steady ntrliuEaL ocv5, muiass,:s. nOnii-
ma fehned. sI.ady cut loaf, ss5. crushed
N.', IUvula y. i.tl. cubes. SO. %NXN now
GsFed ri nowd.rcd, 30: hnc granui.,st
and diamond y, IS; Coni-ctionsrs 4 10
-. J. 40. Butter. ;irIn. cheese i~rcguiar
Surt 'orec. arm. RIO - 81. Santos As ia.
1uiirh7t"d Oh Wa dull. operations beins
- "a" switching sort. Closing bids w,yc
unt hanger - - points net lower. Tenders
40 barrels Ir!;ne crude. 1870. p.im. sun.
nsr s-li"W, SPOT and March, 1870, May and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
CHICAGO LIVE sToCk M,H.,.,,

weak nulk sI;lQa tI5ii 1gh,' si!g5Si 81 ~:
59sh ~ ~ ~ 81 heavy >'gu$
"a TUE: receipts, son. weak: nat steers
5. "Gr .litg stOck.r- ana feeders :; 80
jis.o" >iJ,r We
Snft.r,: receipts iNcc9. weak. sheep.
W '' y '!5.b', ldinUs, 5.i.J. II SIsCJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

tiiTtAGp, MarCh -a.-tirain prices weak
encd today. owing chiefly to the hearsi,
effect which war DEVELOPMENTS appeared 10
EHNS exercised temporarily on the New
YORK stock marker, Corn closed unsettled
~ 10 :. 4.".c net lower. with March i..IE.
ava NAY To-. "a LOS oats finished ~ 4, Ssc
Oh 20 &C advance Provisions wound mp 4 /
nirtua!$ the same hsurcs Oh SATURDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
RICHMOND LIVE srOjK MARK 'r.
Sales ut lninm SInck Nards

RlrhmOiiI. Va .AlarCh = l,ls
Hsr2rt Tor week cniiag March II:
hoiCe steers lsty III. medium to cool.
ip'. . lit2. common To far. si.Tsi. Choi. =
heit.rs le'.Ill; medium 10 good. sloIu:
s', medium to good. .gs: common t. l4jr.
"a 6, besL oxen, t,=Hl9. medium TO r"ud.
2ui!s siidl0; light. e.2ae Best calNts,
"a, LVNANlOn 10 Ia!r. lON ". Eest hog. .ssi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
The Curb Market.

NV YORK March . Influenced 10y 'hc
Wten u@ss ~ Other security markets. nrIe--
an ~" curh scored ".Gc declines as CON
iHf'd VII hthc finals OF last week Near
"a. 'i"-r "t The session iui rccovrrics from
TN" earlier ivw levels ot III. ias wsr. scored
"nt readings wh!rh had been ln fairly large
Ncinnl" ~ the start became gU!ct,r near
irr clo~r- Motor stuch, were The center OF
IN bear attach at the opening and tho
prices of tS,S" shares gave away easily at
tn" "n"niHg RecUN.ries which Mere srorcd
near th' close were equally sharp.
Tn" hiRh-r-rrccd independent oil stocks
w"r" weak q, the opening but dealings were
IN small volume.
10" Aetna Explosives LAS. ip1 Chcy-
,|ttSt 'otors, l!;H ~; -" Maxim Muni- ,
500 Co.d"n on. 6'sU1'S. Soy Fsderai OF
"a IL: 3yti M"trorolitan Petroleum. 1's q as
ECO oklahoma oil. common. IA -: Go Vie
;orIa OIL new stoci. icii.: ;Ih ti"ldhrtd
tnnsol,, .-as n =: sub lrrnn, Verde. - 81 IL II:
Loo Jumbo Ext, l@W Is: $50 Mother I.oGc.
- u %; ipG Rex conscl.. ilp /. 80 r"n"pai
ENt.. - Il liz. M United States sSt-:iIIisi l.U
Co. "a o. 3.r'c MiGwcs, OIL s3U a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

~ AVA
SAVANNAH. MAJ

SAVANNAH. March -5.--rnrpent!uo. dun:
sales. .. taShs: receipts. II casks >nii,-
mont :: casks, stock -i.2i7 casEs Resin.
steady. receipts, III barrels; shipments. none.
stock. $3.50 barrels quote: Il. H. l.. r. I;
= |. 5s9: h. 80: NJ. sd; y. as: NC 30:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
Startling Hun
Plots Revealed
Beautiful German Spy Tells Of
Her Secret Mission 10
Brazil.

BY COUNTESS vOS HAJMBERG.
tcoryrisht. iais. by th- intcTna tcnai
News Bureau
These revelations src made by Coun-
tess Won SEhaumbcrg. wl,p WAS. eng Scd
In the kaixe!S secret service Tor man?
years. The papers giving these con-
fessioEs wore distracted from her at
taUhc case By al enemy. who followed
her 10 Bern. Switer.andJy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26

Live r"u. nv in .uod h"H.si,d 40 hens can
c. soii or shtpa"r! Eek markrt nEfu to-
GA, bu' rrc"iuis ar" INCREASING and outlook
lowe huii"r market -tcsdy oiher com
IEodii!"H about steady. with :, good cenand
NNIrh Una uIt- Us ~ oI"am uu dAiiv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.


NEW YORK, March COTTON goods here
t"-N"N W"rc nrm and Guetcr, prices show
iuE an inward tendency! Yarns were iIrTn
and !" larger demand than >upui:. Dress
goods wcr. Arm ana quiet Raw .lln va.
M'.n WIN Aome nric.s hiEh.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-26
EItT tE1 NENY
OPTIMISTIC IN tLMORs


" YORK March . Mercantile paper.
MONTH. .. s!A months. Sterling:
Day o!Us.. H;-i. coinmsroiai iNty-
utiis on nanhs, si.l7. CpmUi-rc.dI s!Nt.-
blil>. N1it.. dcinItli sI51 5.iS. cables
i-l'' bar silver ..r. Mexican dollnrs.
government 0onrs. strong: r..iirpAi
>, heavy. 'f.nc loans. firm slNty d.Ns
da> and siN m"nths L. h,i call
1y, strUng. ruling ra,.
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