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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
staOt uno SOUTH.

- Die Srisftrdser buben bsuts einen
pollen Seiertaa. anitatt ME 9tmObnlih
nur eirien bnlbsn.
- Der nohlbsfannte arjt, Or. vi.
bert u. gtnoaburp. So SABRE alt, ftarb
Wtontos Utorasn I'm SabHsmuun 30
ipital an 3Ompltfationen, pelde onrh
Heberperbdrtung unO afuter parnrubr
usruriaft murben.
= Die Wisbl. unb @strsibsnisosrlage
Der Miinsr' Sillaro @ompanis an Center
StraBe puroe 6rsitag Uormittag burf)
einen Branb, ben mabribsinlh &C
irsujte Drdbte ueruria6tsn, Bum Bt.
TRACE uon etwa $500 belhaoist.
- Der auBsrsswUbnlid ftaris 8inO.
fturm. Der iid friib 6reitas WtOrssn
bier einitellte, rihtete sroBen ShaOen
an, benn SsnfterpIattsn murOen eiuee
itoben. B6nms entwurjsIt, Shil6sr
ubssrtiien. 3dune fludsrlsst, YfOIsn
uno Drabtlsitunssn nieoerserthsn.
- Srdulsin Marsaret 9. @aultsr
pon Seffsrion duenue uno @eorse
Shldeer uon Quincy Nuenus nur6tn
Disnftas 8ormittus ourd Pfarrsr 8.
Wt. Burie uon Der ct. Pstsr's Satbe'
orale oils slhdIidss @bspuar sinssisgnst.
- als Die 1s Sabre alte Wiarp
Wlorris pon 9adawannu Guenue lsstsn
Donneritus Jiadmittas bic Ssniter TIM
britten SlUd relniets. perlOr fie ibrsn
5ubbalt uno itiirjte 25 6uB gum Ssi,
tsnps9 binab. 9m Staut Soipital er.
CAB fih. Oab bas Utdohsn nit sinsm
SsbrOhsnsn 9anOSsIsnt sniiam.
- am fommenosn DiittwOH, ben 1.
Ds,smbsr. fiuOet Der Shhr,e Ba,aur
uno Ean,fT1n,hen Der Damen Seftion
Dee scranton SieosItran3 I'M @aiino an
aoams Autnut ltatt. Die 2idsts lino
% @ents uno erp1lt man oaju auh
cine Shiir,t. Die Damen baben alle
NorfebrunSsn sstrOffsn, nm idmmtli.
den Ueinheru einsn uergnii9tGn aBeno
Bu beretten. unb oa Der SOruertaut Der
Eidets Elm ltarter 1T. wtro cine jabl'
rethe Gbcilnabme erpartet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Idngt iuirber on ~ arbritcn. Seit
af)t gpOhsn." ihrsibt 9err Ssiar Srom
uon Diuonuate. Ohio. -war ih niht
imftanbs. irssub etwas 3u tun, bod in
nahitsr Uohe weroe ih wieoer antan
gen lu arbeitsn. 30 lit on 4roniihenl
Rbeumatismus, uno meine iSiiBe nn6
Urine waren fdrsdlif oamit bshaltet
Sd esbrauhts 6orni's Alpenfr6uter
un6 Stil Ss, uno Der @rfols lit. oos
ih iebt piebsr arbsitsfdhis bin. 3d
bin hsrslih oanfbar." giur btrienise.
Der infOlss pon Sraufbeit unidbls Bur
Nrbsit sepeien 1T. usiB. mos ss btoeu'
tet, miepsr on bic Grbsit atben ju Ton
nsn. rnter iol6en lmftdnosn bu bic
srbeit einsn neuen uno erh0bten Rsii.
Sorni's glptnfIGuter bllft Der Nafur
bel Der Wi,berbTitelluns Der fUrperll
den 5nnftionen, m0ourh Sebsn uno
slrbeit mteoer 0ert erbalten. @s III
feline Npotbefermeobin. Spe,iaIasen'
ten Iisfsrn es. ooer mon be,ieht 10 oirrtI
bonn Saboratorium Der Seritellsr: Or
Psttr isdbrusp & Cons 60, 1875
90. 9Opns aus., @bieOso, 81.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
@ilfess8arre NDti;en.

- Der alleemsin bsfaunte Gnorstr
6ine Derr, @b,f Der EbOmiou Derr q
Bro. 60. electromagnetic, 1T an
5reitas Gbeno gsitOrben.
- Der 9idbrise GnthOnb Goams
pollte Samftas einen @baraitsr uahab'
men. ben sr In einem Y8anbelbilo gsit'
ben, unb iaste iid babel cine SuSsl in
ben 9opf uno itarb iofort. -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
SSUu Der 2nbieite.

Den @belsuten 0ielhior 9iibuer BON
0idorn StraBe LIT cine Gohtsr ssbOrsn
moroen.
Srau Soispb 3SGsr bon Riusr Ctr,
HE iih elmer Operation i'm DfoitS Tag'
Tor 9oipital unterwarf, 1T wisosr bsim'
seisbrt.
Boleslan 9urowsti uon Riusr Ctr.
25 Sabre alt un6 In Der Dodge Ssds
alS Ga9el6hnsr an9titellt, Duroe Cant
ftas 9tanmittus 30 TObe seOriidt, oils
sr jm ihen 3urren esfunssn muros.
Gls bic S&lan& @ompanis gio. 8
am Dienitus Siahmittus einsm alarm
pon 2aften 415 Solse leiftete. Der ii4
aber ole elm fallher erpies, ftiirIte Der
iseuermebrmonn Safob Seiper uon benz
Busen unb trns Gin esbro&snss SUB.
eslsnt oauou.
Der ct. Pster's Bsrsin ermdblte ON
Sonutag bic toIsenbsn E.nmt,n firs
Iaufsnoe Subr: PrdIioent, Saruep
Bsntls; Bbs YrafiOeut, Glbert gouns;
Brot. Sefr,tdr, Sobn Sasn; 6iuanj
Seirttdr. Nnton Weini9enf Sfas'
msiiisr, Soi,pb O. @iosn +; Wtarihull,
Sobn Straub @ebilfsmari9dlls. Uil'
liam 9iibner unb SarrD Adermaun ;
Erufiee, hilbert 8iihOffsberssr.
Der @iisnarbsitsr Ri6arb 9sn,sr bon
Sho Srpins Gusuus. on oem Neubau
Oss Sottl @aiep anssitsllt, bate Wion'
fog 8ormittus elm i.br fnnppss @nt'
fommen, als er uon elnem @ilenbalfsn
i'm Oritten Stodnerf abfisl. Sein,
Wiitarbeitsr srmartrtsn, ihn 9sfibrltf
Usrlsst auf,ufinosn. ieoOh bate sr nur
Elm uerreniteS 9uubselenf, SOrper'
ihrammen unb itarie Nnfrhttelung er'
balten. @r fonute am 9leihen 0lah'
mlttos tDitosr aus oem Staat 9oipital
sntlafen ueroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
NmS bem Dbcren Sbale.
(Nrhbalb @orreIpon0en,.)

- Sn 1broop III cine @pibsmis pon
Dipbiberitis uno Wfaiern aus9ebrohen
uno man ihlOb oarnuf bic Gffentlihsn
Shulen, um cine Deitere Gusosbnun9
ju uerbinoern.
= Walter Senrn pon Slbphant 1T
frhb ssitsrn WiOrsen 90 Rricsburs uon
,Det bemnffnettn 3erlen iiberfallen uno
nm feline 2aihenubr un6 81 Uaar9elo
bsraubt moroen.
= Soispb Blobos pou Slppbunt.
SO Sabre oft. III DonnerituA i'm neuen
Sha6t 3u @rnlIp Sslano TO ihlimm
ourd sinsn Ssslisnfal uerlest worosu,
iooaB sr fturb. uls mau ibn jur Sbsr'
adhe trug.
- @Ghreno iie lsttsn DOnnerfta9
Nbeno uon Der arbeit In 9torb Seran-
ton bsimisbrts, murbe Die 21 Sabre
ulis EeIeIa Ratais pon Didion @itp
uOn einsm 8. & SS. 3us sstrOhen unO
iOfOrt set6ots.
- SoIept Mcauuic pon Grhbalb
true Srsitag 0ormittas in Der @rauttg
slope 3efe smsi 9ebrohens Ssins nno
innerlihe Ysrlesuusen oauon. als tbn
Gin Dsdenfall traf er itarb ON gleihen
Jiu1mittas I'M Staat Soipltal.
- Der 18 Sabre atts 9illiam @uuus
BON Der obsren Riose ,u GrdbulO err
hielt Donneritas 9tahmittag In Der
Rapmono Sehe uon einem @iel sinsn
0uftritt in ben unterlsib, pelher ibn
osrart innsrIi4 uerlssts, ioonB sr turB
nahber ftarb.
= Der 10 Sabre aIte @eorss Bar.
freg Don TbrOop muroe Wtontae 9taG'
mtitas pon lmsi 3srlsu nabe Der unotrs
nOOb i3sde iibsrfalleu uno um istuen
furi uOrber ss,ossnen 3Obn I'm Dstrae
uon $27 beraubt. Der iunss Wiunn
wurOs Oaun bsiiununsslos ssiGlussn.
(@arbonbale @Orrslpouoeus.)
SrsO. W. 9spis BON GDpumina
Straee berihtete Der Poli3ei am Dom
nsrftus. oaB feline WObnuus Jiatts ju-
Dor isbr eriinoli9 burhft6bsrt unO nm
Sahsu i'm werth uOn $50 beraupt NOR
ben 1T.
- gtisOerssihlussn bura ben Dor
m.brsren WiOnutsn ufolstsn Cob ibrss
@aiteu unO WtIBsrfOls i'm @sihdits.
iprdns be 26 Sabre alie 5rau anaiiuiio
Wpsntiu uOn Simpion am isreitag
Abenb aus tinem ortttsn StO6 5enlter
Oss @uD Briuut 0oipitols. Die 6rau
puroe ourh ben sprung niht weitsr
uerlsst. srlas absr Samitas Diitta9 osr
BriehI'lhsn Ntisrsnfranihsit.
HsstelIt das 'sNNoehsnhIat2."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
@Dn WeterSbmra.

= Gm Duuitas (bsuts) 1T In Der
ct. Pstersfirde Osuti6sr @Ottssoienft
uOn balb IL nbr.
- Die 9lamsn berer In BEN @soGtt'
niesottssoienit um Eobtenisits gebuh'
ten Perionsn Der St. Peters'@ '@smeinbe
iiuo Sris yisiolinssr, Srisbrlt Sar'
ius, @hriltins Sambah, 6ruu @sor9e
Bhdusr. 3onrao Wsno uno Srau,
3arl 9tsbnar. 9sinrth Stsisr, EbsOOOr
SI6bsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

@eben Se ju ner, wt geraoe nnbe Der Obnuns oosr O
unteruden Se uus,unben sus Der srOBten Stdr ano
len? @s ssbt feline before OOsr idrtsre wis Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
@tnbtrafb.

Der Stactratb beIddftiste fid Srsi-
tag giahmittas NIT bsm 50idhriasm
Snbilaum Der Staot. welHss ndhftsn
Npril esfeiert tptrben fol-. Direftor
Sapes, Der i'm ytamsn bts Wtagors er'
fhienen mar. srildrte fur bieisn. ouB
CT in nihts In Der Sahe ihun whree.
bis er wsis, uis bod bic Bepiuleune
fhr bie Ssisr iein merbe. Wfarf 6. 60
gar. Seirstir Der SanOelsbthOrbs, mar
auh anpeienb uuO Is er9ab iiH, ouf
oslien Sbet iiber bic Seier niht NIT Der
bes Mfapors barmonirt. Wian uabm
istnen Bti4luB In Der Sohe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
2afamannd 3tpei9

Morssn (5rsitus) gbsno fiubst iur
eem6bnlihsn Stunbe bic regelm1Bi9,
WouatSu usriammluns beS Naduwunnu
3wsissS In BEN yisosrfrauS @aino an
Nbams Nutnue itatt.
Disis Ssriammlun9 III iniofern pon
msbr tpte sep6bulider Dihiisfsit, In.
btm In bsrielbsn Die Ssamten fhr eas
iommenbs Sabr auserwdblt rperoen.
Nus bisi,m @ruubs allsin iolltsn iit
bic WfitsIisber unb Delesateu uou Elm
itsllen, bamit cine quite ausnabl sstrof'
fen UirO. Nnbsres SnteTeGants mirb
au9 In Der Sisuns uorfOmmeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
OaS SbaI 0btpdrtS.

- giuhbsm Der 55 Sabre alte Gu.
orsas 5runc,Dt uOn Durpea am Don'
neritag Nbenb pon Der Arbeit beimge.
isbrt mar, bssob sr iif gum 9Ohlsniam.
msln nah ben yshisb Ballsp 9slsiien.
cine 2oiomotiue fam anesfabren. traf
tbn uno jerftiimmslte ibn gu elmer Ssihe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

fen uno nit Wunition fir bic 4Iiirz
ten belabener Sdiffe Ideint ben ~toten
puntt" errei9t gu baben. SAP idsint
etne febr lebbafte Pbantaiie gu baben
uno es gu Iieben i'm 8oroersrunb bss
Offentliden SntereFes gu fteben, bod
ob sr fpirtiidb Elm ssfdbrli9er Der
f9pDrer lit. bleibt nod 5u betpeiien.
Seine 8ebduptuns, ooB er 2eutnunt
in Der oeuti9en Qrmee fei, bat it9 ents
I9ieoen aIs untpabr eripieien. gi9t
nur eibt es in Der oeuti9en glrmee tsiz
nen 2eutnnnt Sap, ionOern es bat nies
malls einsn iol9en seseben. Deun
nber bic on6eren 9tnsaben, bic San ees
ma6t bat. ni6t itidbaItiser iino, als
feline 8ebduptlIng, bab er 2eutnant In
Der beuti6en @rmee Iei, oaun biirfte
pobI aus Der gan5en fumoien Der
fdp0runssssiai9ts ni4t DisI psrosn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

- @s psrlautet, ba6 Die pSomtort
Station" bel bsm @sridfssebauOe nah'
itsn Wlittpoh srOHnst weroen iol.
- @inbrsher bsraubten aui iSreitag
giudt Die Sobu 5. 9OftnS Gpothefs an
gppOmius glusnus nm SSonrsn i'm wsrtb
pon etfpu $40.
- Stabtrutb .. s. @umpbsll unO
Satin fsierten ON Samltog In ihrer
SDohnuns an Noro SDaibtnaton gue
nue. ben 80. 9abrestag ihrer UermHbl'
ung - bic goloens Dohieit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
Gin J'GtGeC.
@elbe 8etuanbtnis bat es init
u9eutnant" SaD2

Die tiirSli9 erfolgte 8erbaftung bon
p2eutnant" Robert San uno einisen
anoeren perionen auf Die Qntlage Der
@eri9pOruns gum 3lpede Der 3erItDs
runa ameritaniI6er Munitionsfabrts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Die Gage Der Ssrben fst bur&aus
nitt usr,meifslt, bebanptst PnrIs /; iis
brauhtsn nur ous,nboltsn, bts ots Aut
irtsn ibnsn iu 9Ifs fdmen. ngtar" ut
ni6t hbsl. aIiO gum S9aosn au4
uO9 ben Spott.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
(8ortietuns foIgt.)
Cine cute @ansbaltnmas salbe.

getpobnlid6c 2eibcn nnb @errctlnz
gen iinO nidt oil ii6 ielbit ~gefdbrlid.
aber gnt5iinbungen nber idletbter @ez
llnobeits5nitan0 ma6t tie gefdbrlid.
gernacblailigt nidt cine Sbnittnnnbc,
6letidung oher anberc @erlebnng,
neil iie unbebeutenb lit. BIntbergtfz
tllngcn iinb bur6 Nabelitide nnb
&ratipnnoen cntltanber. Sir aue fol-
6e 8erlebunge1 lit u8ldlen's Mrnicnz
Salbe" bas bette Mittcl. &c 11iitt
nnb bcilt Sic @nnbe; lit antiieptii1
11no berbinbert sefdbrlide gpmplifatioz
men. Gut fir ale 9autal1sibIdge.
8eulen, 9imples, GaI5flu6, @c5emn.
@plt @lld cine Original 2 l1n5en cnt<
Jaltenbe 25e . gdadtel BON gurem
,Mpptbefer. (4n5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

Sobias nidte uno lpubte BOD ni9t,
iparllm. unb plDbli9 iaste er rallb
unb ltreng: u@pttmalt - i'd mub sir
ettpas beteunen. @tipos 8itteres,
8ottpolt. Su baft redt: 10 gebt
eS nidt %lpciter. !90'r' midi an, @ott=
nalt!!"
@eumcr ipartete. Mber 5obias
lpra@ nid)t lpeiter. @r fubr n,lr
nit Dem Singer binter ieinen 9embz
tragen ~ uls ipdre ba cine ipiirgenoe
@Glinge I'm ieinen 9ols. 1nb ba
5egann auf Ser Strabe ein fabrenz
Der Muiitont an feinem 3eiertaiten
gu brebell. Sobias bprate arf. .Sei,l
.9eiiht lpuroc nod bldHer. 9od er
(ddelte.
(Eort1ebuna folat.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28

rWolIen Sit mir jeBt ettpas ia
gen?"
nWos?"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-07-28
@enlen, &autansidlasc, Gesema
furirt.

einerlei. tpie ihlimm poer bo,, ipie
LANCER 9ouer guer Sail lit, bo lit
Siilfe fir eu6 in iebcm san burd
~9r. 3obions eczema Sintment" Sc
.nii6t ale Spuren gures 2eioens aus
nnb labt Cure @aut rein unb lpeid,
.ipte oie1enige eines &inbcs. Sunberte
BON 2euten, Die es gebra1dt, bnber
freiniqis 9anfesbriefe selan6t. Der
llldt etne s6a6tel. Sc beoeutet ges
freillng bon 2eiben llnb llnanuehtrz
lidtetten. 33t .baben in alien apotbe=
ten. (Wna.1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27
PERCY hAuGHTon

Ten thousand dollars for three
months work is the salary it is said
Percy Haughton will get when he
signs a new contract to coach Har-
ward football teams. Haughton
shows up at Harvard each fall about
Sept. 1 and is through before No
vember ends.
But Haughton's value to Harvard
is shown in figures. The eight Har-
ward teams Haughton has coached
scored 116 points against Yale and
held Yale to Ii points, three field
goals and two safeties. Prior to
Haughton's regn Harvard won only
three games to Yale's 16.
The idea of Freddy Welsh asking
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27

A wrestler who is attracting new
attention in the east is Alex Aberg,
a Russian Finn, who has not lost a
fall in 10 years.
Interest is added to wrestling by
a report that Yusiff Mahmout is in
Paris and plans a trip to America.
1t was reported Mahmout had been
killed in the Balkans. When here
before he was rated next to Gotch in
the catch-as- catch-can style.
Other candidates for Gotch's title
are Hussane, Turk; VIM. Demetral,
Greek, and Wladek Zbyszko, Cali
clan, brother of Stanislaus Zbyszko,
who wrestled in this country several
years ago.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27

I'm through with married life, at
least for Is years. says Prima DON
ma Maggie Teyte, who, at Philadel-
phia, learns that her husband has di-
vorced her at Paris for leaving him
"for her art. That's the way of
some of them. They go it 'for their
art until they're As, and then Assoc
some old geezer to make a home for
them.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-27

Ior vote by sporting editors TO de"
eide the logical contenders for the
lightweight championship is ridicu-
lous, even though a press agent
affair. If Welsh really wants to know
the logical contenders for his crown
all he has to do is watch the papers.
Charley White and Ted Lewis have
been knocking ightweights cold for
several months. They have perform
ed so well they stand out head and
shoulders above all the others, so
Welsh ought not to have any trouble
deciding who he should meet if he
really wants to meet boxer who has
a chance.
Right on the heels of WeIsh's plea
for vote comes news that White
knocked out Milburn Saylor in one
round and Lewis knocked down Jim
my Duffy nine times in the first
round. Neither Saylor nor Duffy are
dubs. White and Lewis, in beating
them in such short time, have done
more than Welsh ever accomplished.
Welsh has not scored a knockout
since Hector was a wan-eyed pup.
: In addition to Duffy, Lewis has
beaten Jack Britton twice and gave
Joe Mandot walloping. White has
taken care of all those Lewis over
looked.
Mandot may be matched with
Welsh in the near future and while
Mandot or Johnny Dundee can look
good with Welsh, they do not stand
ont like White and oTxyic
If Welsh is really looking for con-
tender, which may be doubted, he
need not spend his time considering
Joe Rivers, Joe Azevedo or men like
OLeary, practically unknown, who
was his last opponent
1000
I'm through with married life, at
least for Is wears" saws Prima dom
Evening star., 1915-04-22
Building Permits.

Building permits have been issued to
the following:
Shannon & Luchs, to build dwelling
at 1400 and 1404 Monroe street north
west: architect, A. Z. Landvo: 81;
builders, Shannon & Luchs; estimated
cost. $500.
F. A. Jameson, to build four dwellings
from 16 to % Girard street northwest:
architect, L. R. Williams; builder. F. A
Jameson; estimated cost, $500.
Arthur B. Shrieve, to build dwelling
on Foote street near 4th street north
east architect and contractor, L. D.
Hayes, jr.; ,stir ated cost, $500.
John L. Warren, to build six-story
apartment house at 1860 Euclid street
northwest: architects, Hunter & Bell;
builder, ]. E. Fox; estimated cost.
s15O,oOO.
r. H. Sergeant. to build dwelling at
5756 Mckinley street northwest: ar
chitect and contractor. W. c. Brashears;
estimated cost, $4,000.
4. H. Chase. to build dwelling at
1908 Decatur street northwest; archi-
tect. A. H. Chase; builders, Burgess &
Parsons; estimated cost, s3,500.
C. v. Wheeler. to repair dwelling at
1909 18th street northwest; estimated
James c. Nealon. to repair store at
1o1s-21 H street northeast: estimated
cost, $3.50
Storm & Sherwood. to repair building
in rear of zoos 14th street northwest; ];
estimated cost, 5000.
John H. Harwood. to build two
dwellings at 1885 Duncan street
northeast; architect. A. E. Landvoigt;
builder, John H. Harwood; estimated
cost, $4,000.
NJ. Morfesi, to build shed in rear of
1924 Q street northwest; estimated
COST 500.
George c. Pumphrey. to build garage
in alley between Connecticut avenue,
9th street. Garfield and Cathedral ave-
nue.; architect, William C. Allard;
builder. George c. Pumphrey: estimated
cost, $1,000.
Mary L. Sheehan, to build dwelling at
1912 North Carolina avenue northeast;
architects, Webb & Palmer! builder,
William Murphy; estimated cost, $4,000
E. H. Henderson, to repair garage in
rear of 3605 New Hampshire avenue;
builder, George W. Henderson,; esti-
mated cost, $3.50.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
Real Estate Transfers.

No. 21ss CALIFORNIA STREET NORTH
WEST (the Lonsdale)-Charles d.
Cugle ct ux. to Robert II. Feather
stone. lot 1872. Washington Heights;
Featherstone conveys same prop
erty to Eugene c. A. Reed; so (sub-
Ject to trusts for SILT 5000: stamps,
s34.5o.
No. 1924 w STREET NORTHWEST
and Columbia and Ontario roads
northwest-Eugene C. A. Reed to
Robert H Featherstone. lot 80,
Heights: SO; stamps. $se;
NJ streets-Walter Hieston ct al.
trustees to John Branson, lots IS.
IS. II and east half of lot IS. square
LLBROoK-otway B. Zantzinger ct
ux. to Thomas ]. Kelly. lots 1, 3. 3,
square 5O94 $40: stamp, so cents.
!TRINIDAD-Charles H. Davidson ct ux.
to Elizabeth G. Lambert. lot So. block
CALIFORNIA STREET NORTHWEST
between 18th and 18th streets-Norman
E Ryon to Cooperative Improvement
Company. lot 4, block 4, Washington
Heights; SO; stamps, $45.
NO "A GRANT PLACE NORTHWEST
Charles NJ. Heaton to George W. Stick
ney and Charles H. Kindle, trustees.
lot 70, square 375: IS.
NO. 134s S STREET NoRTHWEsT.
Junette Blackstone. part lot 8.
MERIDIAN HILL-Edward II. Childers
ct ux; to Charles S. and ss Jes,, h.3: H:
|No. 5is 11TH STREET NORTHWEST
Henry R Concklin ct ux: to Henry
NO. S4 1881 s5p' stsinpsi cALiFoRNIA sfd;H1 STREET
NORTHWEST { the Romaine y
Henry P. Amos ct ux. to Henry r.
and Louise L. concklin. lot s. block
wHiTNEY cLosE-william J. vlckey
ct ux. to John J: Cherry. committee
JOS. block /: SO: stamp. 81:
MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT
PLAINS-Marie l. Taylor to Patrick
White. lots 7e and II. block 8: $40;
SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTH
EAST between I'd and Sd streets
Harriet L. Johnston ct vir. William
7e5: SO: stamp. $50. NJ Mary a.
Lunn conveys same property to
Harriet L. Johnston; $40; stamp.
a1RLS PoRr1oN-susan g. Kelly to
Margaret R Long. part. $40; stamps.
NO 81 STREET NORTHUMBERLAND
garet R. Long to Susan q. Kelly.
lou Il, square olG, 9lVt bIdupS, -.
HOLMEAD MANOR-Emma McWil-
liams ct vir. Bernard B.. to William
G. Fischer. lot 121. block 46: $40:
NO. 2eis DUMBARToN STREET
NORTHWEST-Edwa b. Smith
ct al to George H. Smith, part lot
1874, square 1241: $40.
NO. 1140 FIFTH STREET NORTHEAST
Theodore Pergande to Reinhard
and Lena Maui. lot 81. square sos;
SO: stamp, $2.
MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE NORTH
WEST EXTENDED-Ameri Sc
curity and Trust Company. trustee.
to Marshall Magruder. one-fourth
interest in parcel is over 6: parcel
Is over 9; parcel Is over II: parcel
IS over %: part of Friendship;
parcel Sc over So: $40; stamps. So.
Same to Eleanor NJ. Sharp. one
fourth interest In same property:
SO; stamps. 50. Same to Lyles |
Magruder. one-fourth interest in
same property; $40: stamps. 81.
Lyles Magruder conveys his interest |
In same property to Herman w.
Van Senden: $500.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
LONDON CLOSING Is EASY.
Americans Open Irregular-Mone.
and Discount Rates Steady.

LONDON. April 22-Money and dis
the best sections on the stock exchange
the best sections on the stosk exchange
were Kaffirs and Coppers. in which
business broadened at hrmer prices.
Homo rails, Japanese bonds ana colon
ial stocks received the attention of in
vestors and several deals occurred in
American gold bonds.
American securities opened irregular
Union Pacific, U. s. Steel and Canadian
Pacific were the most active shares.
A sagging tendency developed in the
afternoon and the market closed easy.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 22-The cotton
market opened at a further decline of
to points today and sold off an
other or points on the active months
during the early trading under a re-
newal of liquidation and foreign SELL
ing. Relatively easy cables and the
continued good weather in the south
with prospects for showers in some
sections, seemed to strengthen reac-
tionary sentiment, and there was fur
ther selling by brokers supposed to be
trading for prominent spot interests.
At the decline Of about "a to 20 points
from Mondays high levels, however,
there was rather a better demand from
Wall street and commission house
sources which served to steady the
market.
Cotton futures opened steady: May,
1906; July, 1898; August. 1910; Octo-
ber. 1854; December, 1913; January,
1880: March. 1898.
A sharp closing rally in Liverpool
was followed by broadening Wall
street and outside demand in the mar
ket here late in the forenoon, while
there was also good deal of covering
with prices selling about IL to IA points
net higher shortly after midday.
Predictions of bullish weekend fig
ures tomorrow helped the advance.
Evening star., 1915-04-22
WEATHER..
Partly Cloudy and Somewhat Warm
er Tonight.

Partly Cloudy and Somewhat Warm
er Tonight.
For tho District of Columbia, Mary
land and Virginia, partly cloudy and
somewhat warmer tonight, probably
followed by showers in early morning
or on Friday; moderate southeast and
south winds.
Pressure is abnormally high over the
Atlantic states, and it is low over the
plains states and the Rocky mountain
and western plateau regions. This
pressure distribution has resulted in a
continuation of mild temperature
throughout the middle west and the
southern states, and low temperature
in the far northwest. New England and
New York.
Tide Tables.
roday-Low tide. 1883 am. and :3s
nm. high tide, l rs am. and 1 :42 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 8:52 am and
$50 pm: high tide. :18 am. and 2:3s
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today-Sun rose :16 am, sun sets
Tomorrow-sun rises 5:14 am; sun
sets 8 :46 pm
Moon sets :1S am.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thsEmometer and barometer at the
Evening star., 1915-04-22
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 22.-Butter-
Steady: receipts. 1850: creamery ex-
tras coz score). 20: creamery (higher
scoring). 2sha3o; firsts, 2sa2sk; sec
onds, 26ka271s.
Eggs-Irregular; receipts, 33.el3
cases; fresh gathered. extras. 2sa2sh
storage packed, extra f1rsts. 22ha22&
frsts. 81 y a22k; regular packed. extra
firsts. 22a22A: firsts, 21a22: nearby
hennery whites. fine to fancy, 24a24h
nearby hennery browns. 23a23h.
Cheese-Steady: receipts, 2.518 cases;
state. whole milk. fresh, specials, 15A a
16; do, average fancy. 15a15%
Live poultry-Firm: western chick
ems. broilers, 45a50; fowls. 15a15h; tur-
keys. II; dressed quiet. prices un-
changed.