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Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
POETRY
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 And the mpptem look co nnas
 When tns autunn sunas as1inA rhsy dear me hardened pomas fro-a E the pre11es and nlsfn Press dewa ths tutrJ aDSles in e1e rsr- And tns elder rnlIls gre slngfnG snoh .
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 And i'f fks Asour i. fun sf rsirtA. Aa lire dances on 1fa frouorfng Al the cfdar mills of earth |-FolEer Mckinney. In B1tnore Sun
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

IL Is said that about I.4o0 earth tremors were felt in Japan last year.
 The government of Japan is plan ming to start a factory for the pro- duction of carbolic acid from coal tar.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
TO RENT

Two modern apGrtnents. No. lST Laurel HIil Ave. Also have other nice rents. For fun particulars inquire of
 JOHN A. MORAN, 1- neal Estate and Inresfment Broker, sep7d Frnnklin Square
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
FOR SALE

The very desirable property 1o7 Me- Rinley Ave For full particulars Inn ou'rs 'ol JOHN A. MORAN. RemI Emfmfm mmd Investment nrmMmws
 Hep7d Frunkltm suumrw.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20

- FOR SALE
 eOndisIoa 1a sACFf R ffisc sssxsr' car 6esaOa aa
 FOR sALE-One hundred white I-eE-l horn yearlings. bred from laying strain E Gtoeon. care Porteous & Mitchell Go.
 FOR sALE-Typewrlter in very good -condition. cheap. ss Washington st.
 olez1o -
 FOR sALD-Hsrald Oak parlor stove, No. 14. new condition. bargain- III River Ave. Phone i14s-s. ect1od TOR sAIE-A good skunk and squir- HaiS si. fSS Psons iosl-4. S N' sessi octsod
 FoR sALE-one 1910 Cadillac in first class condition. fore doors and just | oyerhsuled. cheap. Address Box IT. buhotin- oct10WFS
 FOR sALE-R. | Red cockereIs frou | Grove Peui,sy Farn. west Pes-i E g. Ielephone l03I-1 oet1od
 FOR sALE-Horse. weight 13oo Ap- ply Peter Gostandi. ila Franklin St top. good condition Perkins Candy Store oct1sd
 FOR sAI.E-A pair of good young farm horses- Inquire c. Wheeler, Can teroury. ct octlsd FOR sALE-Postage stamp coiiec- nea4y cOS oopssy assy So9 r eaa Snf address letter to H James. Wauregan
 FoR SALE - soysn-roOn cott3ge. houses. Mrs. Joseph Bryant. East Main st. Jewett City. oet1sd
 FOR sAIle-Folding bed. In hrst elass condition, at low price. Inauire
 WILL SOMEBODY please buy a lot Turnpike. to help a poor sick man to gay hls Eay ln tae sanltSrium, ni,t o,,s
 ron SALE-one 1874 Overland i've passenger. electric lights. self starter. In irSt class conditlOns very reason able. Inquire of \. Lahn. 7f Main S. I FOR sALE--show cases and count
 CTS. Zeky Nahass. Box es. R. D. {. Norwich oetlSd | FOR IsALE-one good dump cart. cheap. 7s West Thames St. ectlsd
 FOR sALE-At a low price. pair of extra good draft horses. wsisht; a;.,:o9 sooo Conn. Phone l4s-2. OctItd
 WILL SELL At private sale. gntii Saturday. Oct 2sd. 1915. the household ass k1eds shefRn5 0nsn Ioomis mi of FransilH. Ne Ne antiques. J. Henry King, Exeeutor.
 oetl6d
 MIR. PoULTRYMAN-Don't miss this chance to get some of the famous Tom Barron strain of White Leghorns. We II have for immediate sale 400 bullets and roosters of this strain and a few year ) ling hens; bargain prices. Also a good honest bay mare. will work in any spot | or place. cheap and a new one-horse Harm wagon, 6 International hovers- Tryon's Agency. Wfllimantic. Conn
 oetIdI
 FOR sALE-ls12. Cadillac touring car, fully equipped. In good condition. 0. F. Moves. No l04 Laurel Hill Ave
 oct6d
 THINK IT OVER - 75o noteheads and 25o ek lregular business size , each s5.oo. Send for samples and prices for any printing you are in need ! Of. The Bulletin Company. Norwich Conn
 1T AM BUYING poultry of all kinds Anyone having same. drop postal tc Samuel Gellert, Colchester. Conn.
 FOR sALE-wood, stove lengths. 6
 . cord: h cord S2-5o. Bullard- Tel
 FOR SALE
 Cottage Houses. Tenement and Busi. - ness Blocks, Building Lots. all in de . sirable locations. List your property II M you care to seil or rent as have | number of people looking for real es- II tate investments
 MI WILLIAM F. HILL.
 Real Estate and Insurnnce. Room 10S. Thayer BidE.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
NORWICH TOWN

Quail Make Themselves captives-Fu- neral of Joseph s. Smith children,s Party sPertsmen Home From Gardner Lake.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
FOR RENT

Stores and Offices in new Thsysr BuiIdina, Franklin Square Fire proof, Best of elevator service. Iani- tor. Everything up-to-dats-
 Apply to WILLIAM z. HILL. Agent.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-20
' LOST AND FOUND

L0ST-Ae spotted dog. between Bean ETH and YMntic PCgtcffice-A Finder notify Sam Bette. Tel iS2-2. oct2od
 LOST-Huund. color black and la~ht brown, white feet. black spots on either side of eyes; answers to name of Fan n1e. Please notify pr. John T. Donnhue Grand View Sanatorium. Norwich.
 octzpd
 CAME ITO MY PLACE-.A black and white bird dog which owner can have charges. James If Dixon. Moc@up R Fl p. T. ocusd
 sLosT-Friday or saturday. between Grove Street and Franklin 'Bqunre a sterling silver pin. Finder piease leave at 3t8 Main Street and get reward.
 octlsd
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
SCORES REALTY TRICKSTER.
..DOubIe Com m issiOn" Plan Com
demncd by Justice Van OrsdeI.

Double commissions taken on the sly
by real estate men and triangular
deals negotiated through a straw man
were scored yesterday by Justice Van
Orsdel in the District Court of Appeals
in handing down an opinion affirming
the decree Of the lower court that Miss
Margaret C.. Sands is entitled TO recover
$@.os0 on an accounting for property left
by her in the hands of James J. hampton
and the late Charles Early
1t may as well he understood by real
estate agents" SAYS Justice Van OTsdol.
that the courts will not tolerate the
surreptitious taking Of double commits
siOnS. or the trading of n principals
property for property in which the agent
Is either secretly interested as owner or
agent. or in what are known as trianGu
lar deals. where the title passes through
:, dummy or straw man for the purpose
Of pilnG up commissions and concealinE
the real facts relating TO the transaction
or any position assumed by the agent
which is even remotely antagonistiC to
his principal any ConCealment from
the principal by the agent of any trans
action conducted by the agent relative TO
his agency.
THE practice of real estate agents in
ConCealing from their principals the
condition upon which contracts of sale
are procured cannot be too severely con-
demned. The name OF the actual vendee.
the true consideration. and every detail
employed by the agent in bringing the
parties together should be promptly dis
closed by the agent to his principal, and
for failure TO do so the courts Will up
hold the principal. not only in repudia-
ting the transaction. but in recovering
loss sustained by him or profit secured
by the agent"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
New York.
New OrleRna.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. lure l.. There another big break
in wheat IN the PIT today. the net losses amount
ing to 3.a!A GENTS. The principal cause Of the
increase in h-4rIsh continent report bs u.
W. Snow. crop eXuru Of the Bartlett Frazier
fatten hou.e. That probably LED i'll
the Selling TO-DAY and it is beer-d that the
line accumulated 10y Pstten last week sold
tUdsI.
Snow estimates that under present conditions
there ia feasibility If wheat crop of go 600
90 bushels He divides that go 90 go bushels
winter and s"o" coo bushels Of spring. The win
ter wheat CToI, indicated MAY ! $1,000 90
bushels compared with hnal crop report of
ss5 GO az bushels ICaf agn. tn" conditions OF
the growing winter wheat pant l. SIS and the
condition Of the growing STTinE wheat plant is
81. The condition and acreage Of oats indicates
yield Of III 10000 bushels
In addition 10 the Snow report were many ad
vices from the Southwest reporting the crop pros
Iects as better than last week. In the far
Southwest wheat Ia being harvested and il will
he offered mIllCrs.
e. The export demand far wheat was slow and the
milling trade was almost at standstill. only $500
bushels reported having changed hands here.
The seaboard rerortef moderate export dema nd
from France but bids from England Of
line
Corn showed losses of y IA cents and this
weakness wa On the whole sympathetic loss.
The cash inquiry a little better with sales II
1000 bushels If which 10 600 bushels for
export. The Argentine weather better and the
sbiI ments from that country are likely increase
with available Tonnage.
Oats closed At lCsse~ "f l'7slt cents The weak
in wheat and the main cause for
the decline u nats. Cash sales Of $1,000 bushels.
Of which 80 no were for export
Provisions lower with hogs and the grain
market. Lard showed the most weakness sell
ing hy the houses that conspicuous the
wing side the latter part Of last week. Cash
trade rather quiet.
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Inc hmo market has been marked lately with shgh'
chans-t sIfins lambs continued stead
,nd "a, ,.o Gnu =, -, ",',
-, -, - ~ -, -
-, >" w" ~ 70 i' wv W."
tiIo- fresh. i'er doZ. II: Southern. per doz. H.
~ IlEf-best frin's. new. I>r d. :: tub. pei
Id. u; process. Per h.. -id1: under grade
crc1nfrs. p~r 10. -aS: it"'ep packed. yer 10. isaO
LAhD-lno. pure. Ne! m. H<aL.: do. com
poua: p~I ID. "a. 'ot 'nsteed oil. rer can. 31
IHEESk-NrN lCrk. new. per r.. Is; Tat. PEI
ID. 70: Swiss domestic. Ter ID. "A: do. foreign.
per D.
LIVE PoULTRY-H.ns Der H. :. rc.,-ters
pr H. nsll; cIcks Der h. IaaI3; turkeys choiee
.~r h. sails: do, ordinary -: chickens. per is
:2aZS: spring chickens Der ID 25a3o
GREEN GOODS Aspsragus Der dozen brnehea
nearby 2saI.G9: Northern. ! Os2 -. beam. Der ba.
50rH %: lima beanS p.r has 3saicO. beats DER
bunch. IA: rahbage, new r-r crate. l0aI25; car
tote Ter hun,h 2si: caulIfower. Ter J.. crate ltea
10 celery s.oz. IJa75: crate 1IHa1D: CrIr7Hbers
Florida. hask"t I5ca2OO: cymblings crate 75aI. Is:
eggplant. per case 2OOs%o: kaI- per barrel "a
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Nd. June -MlLI.FEED-Sprin
man. y Oa6et: flour white mddhngs. 3 GA
500: Western middlings. = .OosG 50: City Mills
middlingS = 5Js2s %: do. white middinGs. "A GOA
j 10: do. win:"r bran. 20a90o.
LIVE rot chickens old hens. lbs. and
over ~: do old hens. small To medium per H..
l5rs: do old rooster.. H.. ZEAL; do. spring. Ia
H. .Oa:;3 do ! lbs. Bias: ducks. MuscuvH. lbs
and over III. 70: Fekins. lbs. and under. H.. Is
puddle. lbs. ard over. per b., IL: do. smaller
H. l. Indian runners. T-er ID. -, Tigcons. Young
per p,ir 8: do. old. per rair 9: guinea
fcw Young lis lbs. and over. each. 25a3) do
sn, sllsr y. do. old. each. .
RITTER Creamery fancy. Ter H. 1a9t.; do.
cllocp ssaae; do good. ga27 do. PRINTS aa3l {:
do blocks asaD: Iadles 2Iac2; MARYLAND and
PENNSYLVANIA rolls 10: Ohio rolls. 70; store packed
49,: dairy prints laal0: process butter. @5agJ
EGGS - MARYLAND Pennsylysni and Wester
irst. 81. West Virginia nearby frsts, 1917: South
en frsts liz.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
COMMERCE AND FINANCE
s:74.7S7 larger And net s4.5S2,1ss

=
greater
Wabash common and preferred. sold
at tn" same price today. although per
sons paying the assessment on the pre-
ferred received a larger share of new
preferred A" stock than the owners
of the old common.
To-day was tn. last day on which
stock holders and bondholderS could
deposit their shares TO participate in
the reorganization. 4 member of the
reorganization committee said the
profits had been very satiSfa Glory.
TIL" prospect of Intervention in Mex
leo by the United States. served to
impart strength to Mexican Petroleum.
which recovered its early loss of two
points.
Missouri Pacific was weak. n"twith-
standing that s21.225,0"O of the s2i.
$4,000 notes had up TO the close Of
business. been deposited for extension
The plan is expected to he declared
operative by directors tomorrow. The
certainty of facing an assessment of
about 81 a share is d"rerrina: per
sons from purchasing Missouri Pacific
Guggenheim Exploration displayed
strength. owing to the increased diVi-
dend ordered by directors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
TO ORDER WIRES UNDERGROUND
Utilities Body May Adopt Recon-
mrndnti"nx of Engineer Eddy.

An order compelling the laying OF
all electric light wires in the District
underground may lac issued by the
Public Utilities commission as the re-
suit of an inquiry which has just been
completed,
The investigation was instituted
several months ago following the cleo
trOCutiOn of young man who touched
a highly charged electric wire that
had blown down during Il storm. II
{. Eddy. engineer concerted with tn.
commission. was i'm "harC- Of the in
vestiEHtI"n and he has submitted Il
detailed report 70 the commission. to-
geJh"r with accommodating. OH
.iaiS OF the commission Yesterday
would NOT discuss the nature Of the
recommendations hut il has heen
learned from an authoritative source
that the laying of all wires under
ground probably will he ordered.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

! Parcel 1875 NJ tract Mas bet 9Th and 18Th
parcel $50 " Il = parcel 81 n Il -
Mass bet 9Th & lsrh Parcel II y west
side Bsit ri 1T Friendship described parcel
g 50 Vincent Reno-AMER SEA TR
90 IT under will Eleanor 4 Magrudsr to
Bruce MagrIder $40 undir IL int in. stamp
81 Is
So 3la2 1t 6, hlk % Dotbin. Add'n-ArGrsTER
FER. Ernest ct Iona c 10 Francis \
Rlundnn SO stamp 30 cts
I5S Adams nwI y
50 81 1t al blk . lie Droit Pk Add RnwLIN,i
jos ct ux Mary I. to Apphs q Walker SO
stamp 81 tr s2.i5o & covenants
~ BRYANT st nvl .
~ '25 IT II Hf-CTRTIN. Alice z ct rir VIM
J. RAYMOND Lyons ct Ruth VI. Stella
& Alma Lyons to Sarah Lyons SO
i.35s st 4
So 3s3 hs 70. y. % & 50 ~ 2oii Its - to A. &
81 le5s Its ST. 50 al 3st Its 50 to a 81 565
Its IS to "a ISs It's "a. 50. ~ I" g 81 rs Its
Il 10 rs Richmond TX CATHEDRAL 90 Inc
u Richmond PIX Imp 60 Inc so stamp SO >.
So ?57l rts 81 10 81 hlk Meridian Hill-DI NlGAN
David to. Jno NJ Masten SO stamp SO II
SSr
= Of K.I I'd. W Of eth st NV, ~
81 sss It's .. Is. 50 5-DUGDALE. Margaret ID
.; TX Krkus to Robt q Michigan SO stamp
S tr S2no each Il
nth het l. Fla & Fla ave bet eth 4 sch
II
So 5lst II 81 Westford- FOWLER Owen II ct u1
Eliza VI to Mark Stcarman SO
~ Of sheriff I'd. f Of Browning Fl mel
81 1873 II Its ). & IL FATHER: Henry II
& Loui, simon trs & Lewis Horfrnmaier to
sara Hopfsumaer SO
tlc5 NV -
So Us! lts $ & 50 II II. FLOOD. Mary to
Or,ilIe VI Hunder so stamp 81
n e col nj " of Wanicr - Is
50 $50 Ut II blk Mt rl-GREEN. Jno ct
ux Nellie A to Ina Stadt!er SO stamp SID
GA ave Col I'd nwl IS
So 6ces Its , Cong Hts Adi'n-HElSKEIl.
Henrietta Brent to Florence Pollock Dodge so
stanp % cts covenants 81
50 3IIs 1t 9 blk - Le Droit Pk Ahd'n-HoGE. WIN
ir ct VIZ EIiyabrth H TO Howsrl l. WiikIrs
IT ux Gussis so
lJC, ID at nvi 2
81 rs rt 1t. SO & E-KNECHTEI. Fredk to
Hugh Wallis $40 stamp 81 tr $3.50
tAncy bet T. l2th 18th sta NV
81 1851 II I2'-kIrE, Harry \ et Claire "
to Eden Pearl Clayton ct w sarah Estelle
pint tenants SO stamp $50 & covenants
18th hot e & II sts mel ,
81 $40 Il Is blk / Whtner Close-KlNG. Clarence
= p, VA Georvisna to VIM PHILIPS SO stamp
tCol I'd he, warler & Park ri nwi n
Sd ecsI Its 81 4 IS Richmond Pk-MONROE. Edw
tr to Richmond PARK Imp 9" Inc SO" N
So tsi3 u II Villa -MARDEN. tiara to
Benj r Nhtmcrc Sl9 covenants ard stamp 81
~ Of Newton " Of 9th 81 mel 10
81 rs Is & ~ n' b: IT REED. Janette
stanford 20 Hssbert Gibbs Reed SO stamp 30 CTS
l2ls 8. nv 4 1913 " nrl
81 I.ae rs u & q Wis Ave ~ SIMPSON. Leo,a
g to : EiaSins Terry SO stamp s. covenants
Harrison 4 bat Hs. i2d SIS nw' &
81 .ss II u blk II East Deanwood- sCHAUB. Law
rrpc. q u1 Katherine Peter eSchaub TO
Mstthew Lowell ct Annie e joint tenants
SO stamp
t5,d ret 4 sts nrl
81 200 II II I blk 6 Mt PI-srADrI.ER, Ino n
To- Jno G-sen ct III Nellie joint tenants $40
stamp $40
IIa ave & col I'd nwl ~
IA sses II ) Wash'n Highlands TAYLOR. Cha. C
to VIM \ smith $40 stamp % cite Co,.nants e
q, Sla II ! iIk Wbifney Clo<S-TAYlDR. Maris
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
BROKERS WATCHFULLY WAIT.
0nI. One share of stock sold Yes
terdHy on Local Change.

Following the example Of the ex-
rhanG"s OF the country. brokers began
policy of watChful waiting on the
WASHINGTON exchange yesterday. only
one stock sale being recorded. Capital
Traction stock declined sharply from =,
to ~. The other issues remained compar-
atiNcIy firm.
Tn" per cent bonds of the Capital
Traction iSsuc sold to the amount Of
$50 At lh5 la les 81. Metropolitan {
brought lH3 81. slh Norfolk and Wash
Iugt0n Steamboat : sold at leo. and two
quotation lots of Mergentha Ter Linotype
were disposed Of at lN.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
NEW YORK MONEY.

New IUrk. lane Can money OPENED at yer
crnt high. Irr cent; low N per cent: renewals
, Ter cent; last. II per cent; ruling nate. per
cent
Business IN the lending OF time funds is almost
at stand.;il- Institutions we'll supplied with
losnablc funls and are willing to put them out.
hut there is scarcely any demand from borrow ers
because Of the stasnation In the stock market
Rates quoted q, zsa2S pr cent for sixty days.
~ per cent ior ninety DAYS per onf for four and
rer cent for ever the year
Conditions in commercial paper sbcw % material
change from thoss Of last veek. There is little
difficulty in placing attractive paper, owing to the
Accumulation n unused funds IN the hanks. but the
movement Is attn rsssrioesd - result Of the lin
tied amount u o6ainOk Rats afe SSal ~ Got
According to maturity.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02

spot cotton within the meaning Of the CUtton
futures art. Crop conditions continue satisfactory
The market Liverpool remained open until
y. M. Ia receive government reIon. Prces
there closed at net advance II -. IoInts cum
Jared with last Tnur-dsN.
Arrivals at New York re.,-rda, and today &c
greeatsd l.i0o bale, including sbCIt 5 20 bales
roUsIgne'l Tie warehouse stock here -.
'is hale, and the ccrtincated stock 3.CVD hsles.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotation. given below for large lots If rnod
marketable goods only. Jcbbers Lrices hishe-
Lower s'ades may be sold for less. Fancy goodi
crmmard higher prices
Tine pr|iuce market YESTERDAY. following the holi
dav. quiet Hens weak. Spring chickens
continued finn. Lambs ruled Z a cent stronger.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by w. u. Hibbs & Co.
tspitsl Traction s.. $50 st I6s. 800 al l"6'E
s CO at l05..
Metropolitan Railway H. 81 40 at 49,.
McTgenthaler. Is at ls5. 10 at rs
After call
Norfolk n Washington Steamboat s. I0o at lbs.
Rn<DS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02

Switzerland recently placed a sl5. 90. 90
government loan in the United States.
Osaka is a great japanese toymaking
center, with Tokyo next.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
FINANCIAL FACTS
ALMOST READY
First History Of Contributions
by u. S. and District Is
Secured.
WORK PROGRESSES WELL
Half and-half Advocates Probably
Will Start on Preparing Brief
Within Week or Two.

RrpnItS of progress of subcommittee
collecting facts fOr the executive -On-
HIittre of the Joint citizens commit -
on fiscal relations between the United
States and thu District OF Columbia were
CONSIDERED AT the meeting Of the eXecu-
tive committee last night III the offices
of tn" chairman. Henry r. F.. Macfar-
land. in the Evans Building. Glatifca-
ton WAS oppressed with the advanced
state Of tn" work
The members of the different SUB, on
rIitt"cS ami the statistical expert. a NJ.
Fisher. steadily have bs"n cooperating
with the executive co. mittee. and a
large part of thu task is eItn,r COM
pIeted or almost completed, although
much remains to be- done The vast
amount of facts and the necessity for
Going To- different official sources iDr
them have mad" the ;dSk much sre::tev
than WAS supposed. Ns the brief prom
ised the joint select committee of Con-
gr"SS must - nicl hV August | its
PREPARATION must h''-iu soon DOS
slide. and it is hopri within "a week to
have" all the necessary conclusions. al
though many Of til" "details will not b..
ready Tor som" time.
Til, subcommittee on the collection Of
financial fHrts CONFUSED Of James r
oyster. chairman: William +. GallIh"r
NJ. \. I.""s". ana u. \. Edwards. mas
completed its work and handed in all %
the material asked for by the executive
"rnmttee. Its report covers the facts Is
/" th.. contributions made OY the United
States and the District OF Columbia. re-
SpPctivclN during the period from liza 20
~: tn" period from Isl, to 1870; the
period from 1870 to 1874: the period from
I>1- to l>7S aud the period from 1873 10
IT, present year. and also the indebted
nrss Of the. District Of Columbia for each
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02

l. * the first complete history of
these matters that ever has been as
srmhIed and involved an examination
auca of experts. The auditor of the
District of Columbia. AIonZO Twee
dale. and several of his assistants,
with the approval of the District
IommIs sioners. gave much time to
this work
When finished. ne work OF each of
the Ub-Committees viii be thor
ouGh. The reports when laid before
the joint select committee of Con-
gress will give the members all the
facts on the subject IN clear and com
other subcommittee are those on as
sessment and taxation. John Joy Ed
son. chairman: on historical facts
Chaplin Brown. chairman. on statisti.
cal facts. +. &. Graham. chairman.
The municipal statistics published
ny the United States Census Bureau
have been thoroughly examined and
COIlated by the executive committee
itself. acting through Theodore w
Moves
Tn" financial committee. of which
her of Commerce. is hartman. and
also treasurer of the joint citizens
c"mniIifee. was able to report num-
Der OF additional contributions al
hOugn il desires more. \ large num-
her OF responses have been made in
small amounts.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
Leaves Estate to Daughters,

Ella De Mott Adams widow Of BEN
jamin Il. Adams, leaves all of her IS
tate to her daughter. Eleanor ADAMS
GiIlCs. and names the daughter cNecu-
triX in Will dated March - and filed
for probate yesterday by Robert W.
DuttOn. The testatriX died May -.
As 4 rule. where earthquakes are most
frequent they are most severe.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Furnished by ". b. Hibss 4 Co.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-06-02

japanese oil production u inereasinE.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-11-05
WALTERS FOR GOVERNOR.
Kimberly CalI.l

The Caldwell Tribune, which, bv
the way, is one of the best newspapers
in the state of Idaho, under a Boise
date line, contains complimentary
mention of Judge Edward A. Walters
of Twin Falls as a possible guberna-
torial candidate. OF the various names
that have been mentioned for this ex-
aulted position none will appeal to
the people of the state with more fav-
or than that of Judge Walters. As
Judge of this district for number of
years Judge Walters gained the repu-
tation of being not only a good judge
but man Of unimpeachable character.
The fact that he carried this judicial
district by several thousand at the last
election as a candidate for the ST.
preme Bench over his opponent, one
OF the strongest men in the state, in
dicates that he is a man of forceful