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FUTURE nAYk.

ADAM A. wEscHLErs. AUcTIoNEER.
Brick Dwelling No. 1118 21st
Street NV, Frame Dwelling
No. 823 Esd Street NV,
Brick Apartments No. 1865
1861 and 1267-1267H Morse
Street NE, by Auction.
s.ensa, 1 viii ofier Tor sale By public sue.
GH & AT RE e r. x
NAY, 1919, the following described real e.
''Ai Ar e aA II: FOUR O'CLOCK Pm.
Lots - and "A. square 1859, improved b
two brick apartments. Nos. 1895. 12oSh and
e & SIys s 70 pm
AZ HAIS-PzSr five O'Clock P.M.
Lot "a. square Y, improved BY brick dwell.
Terms: Reasonable and made known at time
Terms to be complied with In 20 days. All
eonvsyaneins. recording and revenue stamps At
ADAM A. wEscHLER. Auct.,
My22dkds. exSu $50 Pa. ave. NV.
ADAM 4 wEsCHLER, AUCTI0NEER.
PROVED LOTS on HALEY TERRACE,
NEAR NICHOLS AVENUE. SHORT DIS
CON0RE9S HEIGHTS, .. G.
By virtue Of trusts contained In win Of John
D. Ward. deceased, Administration Cause
24S00. Supreme Court, D. c., holding Probate
Court, the undersigned trustee will offer for
sale BY public auction. In front of the prem
ises, On FRIDAY. JUNE SIXTH, 1919, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK Pm, the following land. SIT
uate in tie District Of Columbia. to wit: Lots
numbered IS, 81 and IS, block or square 6129.
Charles @. Tayior's subdivision Of tracts Of
land as per plat recorded in ONCE Of surveyor
for the District Of Columbia. Liber County n.
folio So subject to covenants annexed thereto.
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase
money to be paid In cash, the balance in two
equal installments. payable in one and two
years, with interest at per centum per an
mum. payable semi-annually, from day of sale,
secured by nrst deed of trust upon the proy
erty sold, or all cash, at the option of the pur-
chaser. deposit Of fifty dollars on each lot
required Of the purchaser At the time Of sale.
All conveyancing. recording. war tax. stamps,
Examination Of title. notarial fees at cost Of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied with
In fifteen days from day OF sale, otherwise
trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at risk Of defaulting purchaser. after i've
days Advertisement of such resale In some
newspaper published In the city Of Washing
CHARLES 8. sHREEvE, Trustee,
my24-d&ds, exSuAmy30 1909 7th st. NV.
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WORLD DRY CONFERENCE
TO BE HELD HERE JUNE 8

With delegates from nifty countries
in attendance, a conference on world
wide prohibition will be held in this
city on June 8. The Antf-Saloon
League Of America now has thirty
representatives in foreign countries.
It has established European head
quarters at 50 Fleet street. London.
England.
It il expected that an international
league, having AZ itg object world
prohibition. will BE- formed at the
conference. :
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WANTED-MONEY.

wANTED-To BORROW 500 TO START Az.
tomobile hiring company; will pay $500 back
in two months time. Address to J. F. Or
1andO 81 st. NV. 27s
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
@. g. SLOAN & CO.. INC. AUCTIoNEERS
1322 New YORK avenue.
Sale Of articles accumulated in
the division of dead letters,
To be Sold at Public Auction
Within Our Rooms,
1922 New York Avenue,
Wednesday, May 20, 1919,
At 10 AM.

Including in part, Jewelry. Clothing. Shoes.
Gloves Hosiery. Embroideries. Books. House
large lots; goods open for inspection from 10
am. to pm. May q.
Terms: Cash.
C. G. SLOAN & CO.. INC. AUCT1oNEERs.
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OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER
18th and SITS. NV, Washington. d. c.
Sealed proposals for dry cleaning Of authorized
wooden garments will be opened at the above
blanks may be had upon application at this
office. Proposals to be fled in triplicate and
must bear guaranty thereon. Mark envelopes
PROPOSALS. FOR CLEANING AND PRESS
ING UNIFORMS and address to the Zone
Supply Officer. Washington, D. G.
my1S. 19, 20.21 1921 -.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER. AUCTrONEER.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate on 2lst Street North
west between G and H Streets,
Consisting of Two Contiguous
2O.5-foot Lots Improved by
Premises Nos. 723-725 21st
Street NV.
Of the District Of Columbia, passed in Equity
Cause No. 80O4S, the undsrsigned trustees will
Ell h PsSs sasso nA9 1n or as
FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front Of the prem
Uses. the following described real estate sit
uate in the city Of Washington. District Of
IN John Eschbach's subdivision Of lots In
square numbered one hundred and two t102) IS
said subdivision is recorded in the ONCE Of
he for s9e D Int ss n
ia Nos. 72a.12S 21st street northwest.
Terms Of sale: The above property win b
..,: MsS s..n
two years, with interest at per cent per an.
mum. paysble semi-annually, secured BY deed
Of trust upon the property sold. or ali cash,
900 required Of the purchaser at the time Of
stamps and Aotarial fees at the cost Of the pur-
within fifteen days from day Of sale. other
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell
the property At the risk and cost Of the de-
ti.emest q such rs.si. II some new.psper pub
'''n'' IN "''n'0sSeSn'A IbSRr WHITE,
wash. Loan and Trust bldg,
HAYDEN JOHNSON,
.,,.. weodward sldE::
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STEAMSHIPS,
WHITE STAR Line

NEW YORK-LIvERPOOL
Adriatic. June IS Baltic June -
Lapiand June ~ Celtic June 20
CoMPANYS oFFICE-laos ST. NV.
r. II. HICKS. Passenger Agent.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

A BEAUTIFUL BROOM COLONIAL HOME;
pancy; $4,000: &. 500 cash; balance easy terms.
Address +. W. Bergman. Mount Holly Inn.
walbrook, Baltimore, Nd. Telephone Walbrook
IkR
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AUCTION SALES.

Administrators Sale of Valuable
Diamonds. and Jewelry.
A. authorized by Supreme Court. D. G., pro
bate order, will sell MAY TWENTY-sEv-
BNTH, 1919, AT ELEVEN An. at auction
rooms Of Adam A. Weschler. $40 Pa. ave. NV:
Washington, d. c.. the following mentioned
Diamonds and Jewelry:
Pair Of Diamond EarrinSs.
Two Solitaire Diamond Rings.
One Brooch with diamonds.
Gold Bracelet with diamonds.
Gold Bracelet.
May be inspected at auction rooms after
May 20 Except Saturday.
+. l. JEFFORDs, Administrator.
JEFFORDS 4 BUTTON. Attorneys.
Southern Building. my9-d&dos exSu
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myg4-d&ds,ex
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF the Commissioners. D. c.. WASH
ington. d. c., May 20. 19Ig.-Sealed pro-
posa1s will be received at the Office Of the Sec
Rotary to the Board Of Commissioners, Room
Sill, District Building. until o'clock pm
June 10, 1919, for reconstructine q portion Of
wall on Canal Road between Aqueduct bridge
and Foundry Branch. Forms Of proposals and
specifications and all necessary information
may be obtained from the Chief Clerk Of the
Engineer Department, Room AZ. District
Building. Washington. D. C.. LOUIS BROWN
LOW, W. GWYNN GARDINER, C. W.
KUTZ, Commissioners d. G. INJECT
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WANTED.

ellAIZl BUNGALOW OR HOUSE, PREFER.
ably fuEHished, within eight miIes of city. on
or bsfeee July I: will rent for six months OF
year. Addrees Bog l2S-C. Star ONCE.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, AUCTTONEER
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ADAM A. wEscHLER, AuCT1oNEER.

JOHN LEWIS SMITH.
my21 -d&ds eSSu&my30 Trustees.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
E0K EATE

-S@S = W L. 1zl2s
AIdSAgrIyn sgsyR I.s BONE r., WITHIN THIN
eonsenisaces; necessary outbuidins.. inciudins
Permsnsst Tower and vegetable gardens an
IDEAL HOME. For terms and particuiafs
lto1D b. DAVIS, TN and SITS. ..w.
hoaaas nsHrSy Va: 30 inmates to heart Of city.
~ acres. 7-room house: in Al eosditaseen lem
concrete cellar; furnace heat; $3.50; SOW
MARTIN T. WEBB, 1907 G st. ne.
b8SiRABEE HOMES ARE SCARCE. BUT I
have the following in Woodbridge. D. G. b, =.
ave. n.e), which will strongly appea! TO tine
buyer who demands hi. moneys worth; -,
BEAUTIFUL six-room BUNGALOW cSn an a 30
cash.. balance $40 monthly. Possession in 10
Immediate possession can be given Of beau,
fifuI home containing six rcolas and al modern
improvements. Price. $3.50; $1,000 cash.
balance $50 monthly.
ali modern improvements. Price. $7,25O;
81, $50 cash. balance Sa5 monthly
near good car line and afford an opportunity for
you to secure a good home in a hrstciass
neighborhood at reasonable price and on easy
terms.
Don't miss your chance!
To inspect. call Main PAS between 10 am.
ana P;mi or L HS5!e Si9 i4o s''Gr st. INV NV
FOR SALE-WEsT CHEVY CHAsE-s-ROOM
house. sleeping porch hot-water heat garage
electric lights; hen house; garden porch all
around house other fine houses In this section.
One Of the finest farms around Washington.
$50 acres; house. outhuilding; In hne state
cultivation: near Rockville and Potomac: nne
mscsdemised roads; is miles from washington;
APPLETON CADY. eli 14th NV. or rs
Macs. are. ne. Tel. L. 6107. 2s-
ATTRACTIVE 3-ACRE COUNTRY HOME IN
hest NV. section, with small artistic bunga-
low :. enjoying every city convenience; beauti-
full lawn garage and poultry house; fru1t I;
herr1es !; flowers and shr,Ibbery; planted garden
Price, $4,000 Address Box 11s-C. Star Of
TAKOMA PARK-NDW sEvEN-ROOM, BATH
bungalow; h.w.h.; gas. electricity; lot ooxioV'
garage: one square 14th ST. car line: immediate
possession; $4,000; 81. 900 cash. balance month
~. OWNER, q Denwood ave. ~.
sEvEN-ROOM BUNGALOW IN WOODBRIDGE
Tile bath electricity; wash trays in cellar
one block from cars; owner leaving city; pos
session In weeks. Price, $1,000; 81. cash,
balance $40 per month.
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1914 r st. NV, or 18th and II SITS. ne.
M OST ATTRACTIVE Is
acre river home will be sold at
sacrifice to quick buyer. House
has been recently modernized.
Original house built by George
Washington. II rooms. billiard
room, 2 baths, lavatories and
toilets. electric lights, hot-water
heat, telephone. Finest view and
location. select neighborhood
wharf on property; good auto
mobile roads; frequent trolley
service; II miles from Washing
ton, S miles from Alexandria.
w. R. Strayer. Evans Building,
Phone Main 5574. M. L. Hor-
ner, Alexandria, Va, Phone
Alex. 600.
$c.s5O, ON EASY TERMS. BUYS ATTRAC-
tive frame and pebble-dash house; sly large
rooms: pofehes: vacant; will be newly papered
and painted: lot 5Ox150; New Ordway ave..
MARYLAND Park, Nd: property cheap at $4,000;
keys next door. n. E. RYON. 1923 F NV.
TAKnMA pARE unMrQ
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DANIEL ". o'DONoGHUE.
Union Trust building.
Attorney for party secured.
myl0-dAds, exSu
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sEvEN-ROOM BUNGALOW IN WOODBRIDGE
Tile bath electricity; wash trays in cellar
. one block from cars; owner leaving city pos
session In weeks. Price, - 900; 1880 cash,
balance $40 per month
II. R. HOWENsTEIN CO.,
The evening world., 1919-04-02
FRANKFORT RIOTS
BROUGHT TO END;
HUNDRED KILLED
Continued from First Page)

sion OF miners which was on its way
to the office OF the Kastrop Anzeiger
clashed with public security guards
and several were killed and wounded
on both sides, II Is said.
STUTTGART, Tuesday. April L.
he Government mas proclaimed n
state OF siege in the city OF Stuttgart
and its environs. All shops. the
atres and public places must close
from o'clock in the evening until
0 o'clock in the morning, and all
street trpfic IL forbidden after Q
O. 'ock at night
LONDON, April 1.-The Berlin
correspondent of the Times reported
to- day that "syndicalists. more ex-
treme than the Spartacans," are
forming revolution in Bavaria
with headquarters at Munich. The
Krupps have closed their Munich
factories. throwing 1000 out OF work
The evening world., 1919-04-02
NORTH DAKOTA Rejects
FEDERAL RAIL RATE BOOST
Restraints Roads From Charging In
crease Ordered by McAdoo
Last June.

BISMARCK, N. D.. April 2.-Thc
State Supreme Court to-day granted
the application OF Attorney General
William LANCER. for a write of man
damus restraining the Northern Pacl-
flc railway and other railroads from
charging in North Dakota the in
creased schedule of passenger and
freight rates made effective in June.
1913, by order OF the Director General
of the Railroads.
The decision involved the right of
the Director General to fix intrastste
rates under the act of Congress Of
March 81. 1913. Tho court held that
the act did not confer on the Presi-
dent or tho Director General any au-
thority to interfere with pro-existing
lawful police regulations Of any State,
An appeal to the United States Su-
preme Court will be taken by the
solicitor for the Railway Administra-
ton. It was announced.
The evening world., 1919-04-02
GERMAN INQUIRY
INTO EXECUTION
OF CAPT. FRYATT
Records of the Court Martial
Which Condemned British
Officer Are Read.

BERLIN. April Assoclated
Press). investigation into the
case OF Capt. Charles Fryatt OF the
British Mercantile Marine. who was
executed by the Germans in 1916 af-
ter his conviction by n German court
martial Of having attempted to ram
the German submarine U-33 with his
vessel, was begun to-day by a Ma
tional Court Martial. Representa-
tlves OF various Governments at
tended and a large number OF wilt
ncsses, including Capt. Dancer OF the
U-3s. appeared for examination
The investigating committee IS
composed OF Prof Schuccking. Chair
man; Prince Schoenaich- Carolath'
Privy Councillor; Herr Eckert' OF the
Foreign once; Col. Won Franzccky
and Major Richter OF the War Minis
try. and Capt. Vanselow Of the navy.
The foreign governments represented
were Great Britain. France. Norway
and Holland. which Is represented by
Chevalier Van Rappard, the Minister
here.
At the opening OF the investigation
Attorney Roohal. for the Commission
gave a description OF the Fryatt case
Statements made by Capt. Fryau
and several British officers at the
court martial were read. Fryatt
maintained that he tried to get away
from tho submarine. German officers
testified that the log OF the Brussels
contained this entry: when saw
him, l steerod directly for him."
British and American notes Of pro-
test against the decision OF the cour;
martial were read. Tho attorney cx-
planned that Great Britain had COM
plalned that the United states had
not been permitted legal representa-
| ton at the court martial as the
| United States was then IN charge OF
British interests in Germany. The
| German Government .ould permit
the defendant to have only one at
| torney, who was present In the per-
| pon OF Major Naumann OF Bruges.
I
The evening world., 1919-04-02
BOLSHEVIKl LOSE HEAVILY
IN ATTACKS ON ALLIES
Two Assaults in Archangel District
Beaten on by Severe
Fire.

ARCHANGEL. Tuesday. April CAS-
ISOLATED Press. .-Bolshevik forces again
attacked tho Allied positions along the
railway near odoserskala ana also mado
an assault ngainst the line east OF
Bolshoin. ozera, yesterday, but at both
places were repulsed. Along the rail-
way front the enemy struck from tho
right flank. but was met by such a
severe fire from machine guns and ar
tillery that he speedily retired with
heavy losses.
The enemy ls apparently striving 20
take OdoEerskaln. before the thaw which
rapidly approaching. makes the
roads impossible and compels him to
withdraw from Bolshola ozera. which Is
long way from tho Bolshoylk base.
with which 1t is connected only by a
winter road that Is virtually useless
In the spring.
The evening world., 1919-04-02
Bankers son, However, Is Flattered
to Have His Name Connected
With Reported Engagement.

tSfssal 70 The Evening Norld,)
ITHACA, n. Y, April 2.-'T feel
nattercd TO have my name connected
with Mrs. Castles. but as far as be-
ing engaged TO her as yet, she has
not so honored me-" said Robert f..
Tre-man. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
II. freeman of this city to-day. when
asked regarding his reported engage
ment TO Irene Castle.
The son OF the Governor of the
Federal Reserve Bank explained that
Mrs. Castle was at the Hotel ormay
at Miami. Fla. and that eho might
be communicated with concerning the
reported engagement. He expects
her to come North the last OF tho
month. Further details concerning
the romance begun in Ithaca when
Mrs. Castle was starting in motion
pictures may be announced thon.
Mr.. freeman recently was mus
tered out OF the rmy. lilo was ]
Captain, IN charge of a colored sig
nal corps, Previous TO that, In
| France, he was an officer in the 310tf
Machine Gun Battalion training. A,
studen. at Cornell University, Capt
| Freeman was well known In inter
collegiate track circles.
The evening world., 1919-04-02
O'RYAN CONSIDERS ARMY
DUTIES FAR FROM FINISHED
Will Continue Working for 27th'
Although Mustered Out Of
u. S. Service.

Major General John i. O'Ryan.
Commander OF the. 27th Division. al
though mustered out OF the Federal
Service, made 1t clear to-day that he
considers his army duties far from
finished. In q statement>he Issued he
paid high tribute TO the men OF the
9th. spoke OF the problems to be solved
in their behalf. and then had this to
say OF his own plans for the future:
"As to myself, have much to do be-
fore my Job Is completed. There are
hundreds OF inquiries concerning the
circumstances OF the death OF officers
and men who were killed. The people
look to mo for this information. and
propose to do all can for them.
There are claims for property losses
to be readjusted, historical records 10
be prepared and citations TO be con-
sidered and awarded. After that may
have an opportunity to engage in SOME
effort which viii enable me TO provide
properly for my family"
| Gen. o'Ryan will continue his head
quarters at the Hall OF Records.
| An inquiry whether he might sooI
be in an executive position with "A largi
corporation brought n pleasant smile 4
the Generals face, but no verbal re
sponse.
The evening world., 1919-04-02
REPUBLIC PROCLAIMED
FOR JUGOSlAVIA
Dynasty Of Karageorgevitch De-
posed and New Government
Installed at Belgrade.

LONDON. April 2.--The Newspaper
vefchern Listy OF AErani, JuEoslavia.
according TO a wireless despatch from
ROME. announces that the dynasty OF
Karageorgsvftch has been depceed and a
rev,haic proclaimed In Belgrade. the
capital OF Serbia and Jugoslavla.
Agram or Zagreb Is the capital Of
Croatia. which forms ono OF the three
parts Of JugoSlavia. or the kingdom OF
tho Serbs. Groaas and 6iovenes.
Crown Prince Alexander has been act
inx as regent OF Serbia for several years
for his father. King Peter ]; Recent r, :
ports have been that King Peter was In
very poor health and that he would soon
INDICATE the throne ~ favor OF Alexnn.
der. The Serbian Crown Prince left
Paris on March for Belgrade.
The KarageorgovNch dynasty was ox-
pened In 1859. but returned aEnlH IN
ioos after the murder o. King Milan OF
the Obrenovitch dynasty,
There have been no recent reporu oi
disorders IN Belgrade.
The evening world., 1919-04-02
NANY CHANGES MADE IN NEW DRAFT OF LEAGUE Gov
WOMEN RESCUED FROM FIRE
IN WESTBURY GARDENS INN
Six Guests in Hotel Lose All Valu-
ables and Clothing-Building
DESTROYED.

wEsTBURY, l.. l., April 1.-The
westbury Gardens Inn, built four
years ago In the exclusive residence
part OF westbIry Gardens. was totally
destroyed by FIRE early to-day. The Are
started in. the club room from an up-
known cause. Manager Dorwin said II
might have been caused from an over
heated furnace.
There were six guests In the hotel At
tho time. two Of them women. They
were taken down ladders from Their
r,....s. All were scantlly clad and lost
all their yaluables and clothing. Tn.
damage to the hote. and furnlshinr..
was So 600, while the personal loss TO
the guests was approximately s. 900.
The building last fall was taken over
BY the Government FOR the use Of on.
GERS OF the Roosevelt. Aviation Field
and was returned to It's owners about
week ago.
The evening world., 1919-04-02
WALL STREET FAGIN"
SENTENCED TO ELMIRA
Albert Sthoenberg Pleads Guilty to
Taking Liberty Bonds From
Messenger.

Albert Schoenberg, No. 9O3 Prospect
Avenue. Bronx. was described as a
We'll Street Fagin" to-day when he
was arralgned before Judge Rosaisky in
the Court OF General Sessions on a
charge OF grand larceny. lie pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to Elmira for
an Indefinite term.
At the same time a plea OF guilty was
entered by Harry Schmlsl. No. 974 Union
Street. the Bronx. on a similar charge,
1t was Schmisl. n wall Street messenger.
who accused Schoenberg OF teaching him
to steal bonds.
when Schoenberg was arrested he
gave $4,000 worth OF bonds TO the secur-
ity company that bailcd him out. II
developed aftorward that these bonds
also were stolen. that Schoenberg had
taken them from Harold Peck. a mes
senger for Alexander Burnitt. No.
Wall street.
The evening world., 1919-04-02
HENRY FIRM
OF BROKERSFA|LS,
OWING S9SO,OOO
Assets Are Estimated at S0OO,-
OOO-Edward II. ChildS
A Named Receiver.

Toole. Henry & Co, stock brokers,
No. 100 Broadway. failed to-day. The
liabilities are estimated at $3.50, 900
and assets at 100000
Announcement Of the Ispension Of
the firm was made on the stock and
Cotton Exchanges soon after Edward
h. Chllds. No. 50 Wall street, had
been named receiver. He was APP
pointed by the court after an inVol-
untary petition in bankruptcy had
been filed by three creditors. Toole.
Henry & Co. had consented to a re-
celver These creditors and their
claims are David Epstein. 1895: Ro-
land r. Batson, $500; and Charles A.
Robertson, $4,000.
This firm has been regarded as ooe
OF the most progressive commission
houses, and had q large and wealthy
clientele. The active accounts on the
FIRMS BOOKS are understood to be
about 1900.
The failure marks the elimination
OF a stiff battle the firm has been
giving to the rise in the market. 1t
had gone heavily short of stocks that
have been prominent in the markets
recent rise. Among these were In
dustrial Alcohol, Mercantile Marine
and United States Steel. At the
time tho failure was announced the
short commitments OF the nrm
were $4,000 shares. At times, it was
said, they have been in excess OF
100. 900 shares.
1t is believed one reason for the
/ marked strength OF stocks recently
in the face OF bad news is that
/ knowledge of Toolc, Henry & Co.'S
| precarious position was in some
way obtained by the bull element
and that they had been pushing
stocks up TO make the firm cover. ol
buy in the stocks they were short
OF.
/ The firm was formed May l.
1916, With Charles B. Toolc and
| Douglas Henry "a partners. Th'
| stock Exchange seat was held b!
| Henry, who has been member o
! the Exchange for thirty-siN years.
The evening world., 1919-04-02
PARIS PAPER OFFERS
PLANS FOR INDEMNITY
AND SkAR MINES
Fear Expressed That the Sugges-
tions Would Bring About End
less Difficulties.

PARIS, April . (Associated Press).
Germany will not persist in oppo-
slton to the use OF DanElg by Polish
troops on the way from France to
Poland, according TO advlces reach
ing Paris newspapers.
Tho proposal that the French In
demnlty from Germany be merely
defined instead OF calculated In the
preliminary peace treaty Is attacked
by several newspapers. some OF
thom declare that this method would
raise endless difficulties between
financlers and between France and
Germany.
The Journal even fears that such
a settlement would pave the way to Il
new war rather than 10 peace.
The plan TO solve tho question OF
the Saar Basin by giving France
the right to operate the coal mines
under form OF Il supplementary
mortgage with tho possibility tina
tho territory would be administered
through mandate from the Leagu,
OF Nations Ia criticized by some
/ French newspapers.
The Excelsior points out that this
folution would result in complicated
agreements similar to that concern
Ing Morocco. Il says it was undcr'
stood that this plan had been def
nitcly abandoned.