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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-31
Estate of Orlando F. Gerry


The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
Lamoille Commissioners, to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against the Estate of Orlando Z. Gerry,
late of Stowe, in said District deceased, and
ali claims exhibited in Offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we viii meet for the purpose afore said
at the Memorial Building u the town OF Stowe,
in said district, on the 18th day OF April and
q2nd day of September next, from one O'Clock p.
M III iii four O'Clock p. IN. on each of said days,
and that six Months iron the 22nd day of March
A. ID. 1915, is the time limited by said Court for
saia creditors TO pre- sent their CLAIMS to US for
Examination and y lowance
mated at Stowe, this 22nd day OF March, A. d.
1919 FRANK A. STRONG,
JOSEPH c. BENSON,
&c Commissioners.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-31

Vermonters sincerely hope for the full
recovery of JOS. A. Deboer, who is now in
Boston, submitting to surgical opera
tion on his throat. Although not
"native to the manor born" Mr.. Deboer
is thorough Vermonter by adoption
and by his voice and pen has done much
for the advancement of the best interests
of the state in all directions. He has the
esteem of all and that he may fully recov-
er from his infrmity is their earnest de-
sire,
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-31
Estate of Kate Peterson
COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE.

The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Honorable Probate Court for the District of
Lamolle Commissioners, to receive, examine,
and adjust all claims and demands of all per-
sons against the estate of Kate Peterson
late OF Stowe, in said district deceased and all
claims exhibited IN Offset thereto, hereby give
said al the residence of Fl ed P. Billings in the
town OF Stowe, in said District, on che nth
day OF April and 22nd day of Sep; ember,
on each OF said DAYS. aud that elk months from
the 22ud day Of March. A. ID. 1915, is the time
limited by sai1 Court for said creditors to pre-
sent their claims to us for examination and al
lOwance.
Dated at stowe, this 22nd day of March,
A. d. 1919 FRED Z. BILLINGS,
BERT q. GODFREY.
DC Commissioners.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-31
FRENCH DRY CItANIN6

Makes old garments look like new. Do
you know that Morrisville has one of the
most modern plants in Vermont? In
vestigate. WE WILL DYE TO PLEASE
YOU. We take orders for dyeing and
give prompt service.
J. L. GOODKIN, Tailor.
Morrisville, VT.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-31
News and Citizen
MORRISvlLLE AND HYDE PARK
1. n. LtWlS. Editor and Manager

1t is the business of a newspaper to
present all sides of every question fairly
and to comment upon it tearlessly and
without wallace.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-31

Sergeant at Arms Parsons was pre-
sented with gold watch by his subordi-
mates one day last week 1t was gift
well and worthily bestowed This Off
cial has performed his duties well and
faithfully, without the blaring of trum-
pets or much ado. He has gone about
his business quietly and Systematically
performing every duty as it should be-
and at the same time treating everybody
courteously, and winning the respect of
all. Mr.. Parsons, your record is good
one.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-31
MORRIVILLE

1t was windy March, sure.
Automobile edition next week.
Not much syrup brought in yet. The
wholesale price is 65 to 75c.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-31

Mr.. Hapgood, the representative fro m
Peru, may have been unwise al times for
his much speaking, but we cannot refrain
from giving him credit for many good
suggestions and showing level-headed-
ness on many occasions. He has been
blunt and struck out from the shoulder.
but for all that, his objections and criti
cisms on not few occasions were timely
and to the point. Mr.. Hapgood had no
TAX to grind" and whatever he did was
for the welfare of the commonwealth.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1915-03-31

Good Company.
Keep good company and you shall
be Of the number-George Herbert.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
WHEAT IS
MORE EASY
Recess sion Follows
Opening Bulge Due to
Bad Weather

CHICAGO. Nov 19.--Wheat was
easier today after an opening bulge
caused by higher-cahles- and -haG
weather Prices -tAe-Sta-t- we're
up 5-S and l-Sc above yesterday &
close TO 100 and 1917 IA. Free sell
ing at the advance later cause j
prices 10 recede IA and SAC be
low the opening.
Strong buying caused higher corn
prices today Opening was up -
and lac TO 81 IL and 65 i-4.-tster
there were advances OF 3-S and 3-sc.
December oats were unchanged
May was a fraction higher than yes
terdays close. There was little &C
ttvity
Provisions opened higher on good
buying. but later settled back.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

Cattle were active and about
rody at the Detroit stock yards on
orsday On the whole, the trade
~ conceded TO be trlhe more
l10factory to selling interests. The
nond for stockers and feeders was
yly active and prices were a triHe
Gher than those that have prevail
ouring the last four weeks. Mich
~ were dull and unchanged. Veal
nee were steady, the best selling
"A 5000 per cwt.
Dheep and lambs were active and
oes were somewhat higher than
the beginning OF the weeks trade
u 10 10 15 cents lower than the
,osage Of last week. Best lambs
no TO $s.75; common TO good 81
a % common TO prime sheep $3.50
k.S0 per cwt.
zpgs averaged much better In
wuty than heretofore but prices
~ lower than last week. The
pok favors still lower prices be-
Iona. Good mixed hogs $1,000
Digs and light Workers 5000
Receipts: Cattle, 1850;
~; sheep. 1876: hogs. H.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
II Tgeu.pde FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

. zoe, ponies, lse; catawba ponies.
grape Fruit-,4SOG5 per crate.
HSneS Fancy white. new. lb4 loc
amber. IL 0l2e H.; exu acted. T4se
Hny-Dstrom shippers s-e paying
thu following prices for oalsd hay IN
cal lota. ( b Detroil. New hay, Ne.
l timothy. ttS1lg. standard timothy,
tl7BlS. ught mixed. Sl7gls. No, .
Timothy. Sl5gls' No ! mixed. $40
.ijai2. rye straw sS0S5O. VIII, at
and oat straw, tTJ 90 pr ton
Lem0ns-s3.1o 100 per box
IlmeR-l i0uls box.
MushroOms-a5 y t0c 10.
Nuts-Californta walnuts i7b0
ace aloAdsm, itAs use; Brazus -
lie 10. hickory nuts. shelibaT ks. $40
Oranges -valeneias. ss.se8G per
oaion.-ti75 per loO-lb sack;
spanish onions. 3l.A0g 1850 per crate.
Pears--k efers. so " zoe
PtneaPples 40 per crate.
Potatoes Minnesota, early Ohios,
55u 5sc7 rIrKis, OF 80 Pc bu'
Mlchisans. 60 soc Der bu-
noultry-SpriuEs lIla " lac. ME
dunn 7 y y. u Use, No. ! hens, y y y
l3l4c. medium hens, non y No. p,
Q q lee roosters, % l0c; geese, lt y
keys 2lg 92c:' old turkeys. loo NE
sweet Potatoes Jerseys soc Qtl
per hamper S3.l5g 325 per Dbl, Viz
ginias. s. q . Is per obi
PrintIng--the plata seat kInd-that
ts right-Tinss Job Dept-Mnin fa2oS
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
1lILR0ADS
GOING UP
us. Steel and Other
Industrials Show
Slight Losses

hEw YORK. Nov. 1e.--Railroad
locks made slight gains at the
1ex ming of the stock market today.
mere was little trading IN itftitfs-
Inis, but United States Steel and
= few other leaoers showed slight
Goea Lehigh Valley gained IL,
"a Northern Pacific and Erie each
lined Is. Union Pacific was an
Exception, opening with a loss OF
3Uuring the forenoon the trading
- In the railroad stocks. Later in
|nstrials had general decline. but
h the afternoon trading the market
jsnod stronger. industrials partici-
fSting In the upward movement.
N American Can rallied to so. com.
afed with SO ga. AN hour before
'vmcible Steel advanced couple OF
1plnts. but later sagged and lost the
Dyance.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
COP, ARRESTED
AS DISORDERLY.
QUITS FORCE

After he had been arrested in Mt.
Clemens, charged with speeding
and disorderly conduct, Patrolman
Roy A. Tracey, of the hfth precinct.
resigned, Thursday afternoon, when
he was brought back BY Inspector
Fenton. Treacy, with three fremen.
was driving at high speed in an auto
when they we're taken into custody
by three deputy sheriffs
Treacy when brought before
Superintendent Mrquardt. late
Thursday afternoon. said that he
was through He lives az No. 1876
Crane-ave.
PrfnttnR--tbe paw, neat kind--thst
- rfahf--Tfmer Job Depts--MsIh 4szo.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
PROPOSALS FOR
TRANSFORMERS

Sealed proposals viii be received
AT tho Office OF the Public Lighting
Commission SIS East Atwater street,
until 10 30 a. IN. Tuesday. November
23rd. 1918. for furnishing two TO
three phase Transfer required
for the public lighting plant IN ac-
cordauce with the specifications on
Ale in the superintendent ufrce
r r BOWLER
R-lT Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Nov. IL --Close-L LIVER
! pool wheat had moderate advance
In some kinds and decline in oth-
ers On the whole, American dealers
were disappointed that foreiguers
did not show more strength. the
opening In Detroit was quiet and
Demand for December was an early
feature I'm wheat. Thursdays
strength came largely from the COW
ering of shorts IN that option and
there appeared 10 be Still some OF IL
20 do on Friday for a short time
Later the northwestern markets
weakened and Chicago prices de-
clined.
higher and Argentine lower. The un-
dertone was firm on passage wheat
was firm and SO were Briush conn-
try markets. Foreigners are bank
ing on receiving large supply or
American wheat and the freight sit
uation is one OF the most important
market features. The British gov
eminent contemplates restricting the
profits of ship owners so as 10 re-
duce ocean transportation cost This
Is a bullish feature In the American
markets while the cancellation OF
Italian sailings is bearish. tending to
continue the eastern congestion.
Winnipeg. Duluth and Minneapolis
had 2.46l cars, compared with Z.6bs
week ago. The falling on was IN
the American mar kets. Northwestern
weather Is lAN0IaDAS lhi the MAJ HfA-
ing of wheat al nearly all points.
Milling demand continues active and
sales OF hour are large Detroit
cash wheat is in fair demand.
session. Cash and December declined
NC and May was unchanged.
No. white oats advanced rs and
corn advanced l4c. ne other coarse
Wheat quotations-Cash No red.
s113 asked. December opened with
out change at Slts ana declined TO
I$11fIz May opened az si.l7lz de-
and closed at $ll75z No ] white
Coarse grain quotatiops-Corn-
Cash No. 3. sSisc, No. 3 yellow, So 1c'
new No. yellow. SIC. bid; new No
ostsMatandsrd. ss3sc, No. white.
sshc; No. white 3514 q soc: sam
pie, SO RI 35c.
shipment. $3.50, November. SS.i0; De
cember and March. sl2: prime alsike.
5000.
Receipts in the Detroit market
Friday Included 1000 bbls. Of -four
II cars Of wheat, l3 OF corn, - or
oats. OF rye and OF hay. Snip
bu OF wheat. 5000 bu. Of corn and
II 900 bu. OF oats Stocks are $4,000
bu OF wheat. 64.400 bu. OF corn. 3o5.-
coo bu OF oats. 1000 bu. of barley
aud 10000 bu. OF rye.
Primary wheat receipts were 3,li4.-
90 bu. against i.sll,00o bu. year
ago.
Exports OF wheat and -four Friday.
1.0t1 900 bu.
Receipts OF wheat Friday inni-
peg. 1906 cars. against ii3 year
ago; Duluth, $40 cars, against Bal
Minneapolis. SIS cars. against 2il;
Chicago. 1Ss cars, against 202. south
west. 647 900 bu., against $4,000 bu.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

TOLEDO. 3D., NOV. 1q-WI.lt
Cash sL16. December, Sligo n
Si1S3t Corn Cash este Deco
Der, 60 MAY. Gs1sc oats Daa
t0iac. December, "a &C MAY. or.
siR175. March. LIS. Alsikc 3d..
cember. Si0,35 Timothy Prime.
go: February. &370. March. s8.TzL.
Butter: Brick creamery 31fs 1fg2C
tub creamery 30i5 3tc Eggs Fresf
candled. 33 selects, 2sC. storage
~ soc. Hay: si7NSis
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Produce Market

The rourtry dcal is growing in ac-
uv.tv and Importance as Thaukssiv-
ing approaches Receipts are increas-
sus. ANA While not as large as they
houd ne. roust5erIns the demand.
there is enough io make an active
ard satisfactory market L'Eh. &C.
yupts earlier n the week par prices
up uule. which satisfactory &c
ths -hgp-l r-1 me demand ls broad
tnnu-1 f.lf a- sen tine market mas
had no trouble .r cleaning up. 40
country dressed poultry lS toninS
vet which - 1usr as we'll as ne
we1rhsr is zoo warm. Butter Is call
ed steady. although local dealers
thnuEhf tlr iaSt advance was hardly
justified hv conditions Eggs and
cheese are "ru aud sugars are steady
at Lat advance
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Livestock
EAST nI-FEAI-n LIVE STOCK

Fs7t = ~ 4 f7-a-A--A-r->- 4A+4 A.
Cattle Recei pts. i,ie5. market, slow
er grades, 50 30 a S15 cows, $4,000
62b
Calves. Receipts. $50, market. ac-
tive. soc hlgher, Gull 20 choice. 81
oil.
market slow. steady. choice lambs
sg0s1o, cul TO fair. t5.5OG SIS
yearllugS. S6Q- 90 sheep. S3G6.
Hogs Receipts. l2.Too, market &C
tive. steady. workers. s. 5o n q 90
piss Sf35W65O. mixed. 81 go q
heavy, Ss.eo07, roughs IS IS q 5. IS
stays s. 6.25.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Banks and Trust Companies.
The following Arms are privi

The following firms are privileged
to execute orders on the exchange:
Carlyle e. Povah. W. A. Hamlin 4
Co, II. W. Noble Co. W. L. Moss
A. Co. Bennett. Smith & Co. Sinclair
a Couls, Lewis c. Gorton. W T.
Reilly a Co. Geo NJ. West 4 Co.
Emmett l. sprague, r. r. Macerone
& Co, A. W. Wallace & Co. VIM. II.
Rose e. Co. VIM. A. Neer 4 Co. w
b McLauEhlin. r. K. Pelton
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

AppIes-Choics. ESusSo per Dbl.
box apples 4I.fh q G.2b per box.
s. e5g2 psr bunch
Beans Dried LlmAs. / y v &c 10.
Craaberries-Capo eodA 80 10 pa
Dbl. s. So per hu. late redS, so.'a
Dressed calves Fancy noise;
common. 100 lie per 10.
Dressed Hogs - Light. ~ W9e'
heavy, gsc lo
Fresh NeEetabte-R Reefs, &c 0eos
bu green peppers. 1913 v $50 per o.
basket crate. l.. prr basket. rhdlshes
S5 3 soc per dCz, lettuce, SGse per
~ parsley. s. " go. doE. cVcumbeTs.
hot house. Si-5 q 5h per dOz. hot
house tomatoes. 21 W 22c ID, carrots
60 q 55c uu. head lettuce, sl.50V l.75i
asIara-ls, s. K $50 per doE. wax
beans. s. q $3.50. green beans. $50 $40
CnnIiHowrr 8 u @ 80 PER hu
CabbaEe-S 81 IS per bol
Cheese Michigan Gats. l5Ql5 G;
New York, istz Z tfci Swiss, 20 y 2bc'
! imported SWISS $50. EtaOut ger, 3-lh ,
lI44I41ec. lib. l5la Ql5Ac. brick
cream. ftA y Irc iorS horns, 10 = =
lie daisies. 90 l. lgc per 10
CheStnuts- spanish. l00 lie ID.
California Fruits Grapes, Tokays.
SI65at.-U Red lmpeTor. 81 s. q 1 20
per crate. pometranat S. S2.-b per
case.
Grnpes -Coneords. s-le baskets, 10
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
ToLED- TIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO. Nov Ie.-Hogs Receipts.
5000. market. strong heayies. 81. 80
a6Ss; mediums. $3.50 u SIS, workers.
S62tT6 1855 good pigs, $50 - O
Calves Market slow Sheep and
lambs Market. slow
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
BUTTER AND EGGS.

ButIer--CrCamCry, extras. soc
nrsts. 29c. diary. gle; packing stock
iac per 40.
Eggs-Frcsh receipts. cases includ-
ell. cRndled. ale. current receipts. soc
per dozen. Receipts Friday, 1855
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVELAND. O. Nov. l9-Ho Rs
Receipts. 1000. hrm workers., mixed
and mediums, s. So q $50. pigs. S. 81
Ceipts, s cars, steady sheep and
lambs Receipts, TO cars. Arm lambs
top. $50 Calves Receipts. l59
steady. top. tll.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
NEW Yonk pRoDucE M,nIIEr.

NEW YORK. Nov Is-Flour
Moderately active and nrm Pork
steady; mess. sl7dl750 Lard.
FTTmer, mTUdIeWest spot, $50 Ug.3Q
sugar, Raw, easier. centrifugal PC.
test. Si1T; muscovado Sg-tcst. 81.
II tined. quiet; cut loaf, $3.50, crush
cd $3.50, powdered. $50, grRnulat-
ed. S6R6.05. Coffee: Rio. No. on
spot. 80. Tallow. steady. special
Sc. city. 1d1AC. country. "a y C
HAY. Active, prime. $3.50. No. 3. 81
Clio. clover. slat20 Dressed
poultry; Firm, turkeys. 146 use
chickens. 1ita a 21c, fowls, leH15 age
ducks l2H22c Live poultry. Firm
geese. i6d ni6c. ducks. leu22c
fowls. 1874 ID 10 ise. turkeys. lS0 zoe,
BOOSTERS. II nc. chickens. brothers
i4A. vI5iaC Cheese Firm, state
milk. common to specials. . y "a
I6l.c. skins. common 10 special, 5 ~
a. l3hc.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

NEW YORK UTTER AND EGGS.
MEM YORK, Nov. lH-kutter
Firm, receipts, 6,b9i creamery. eN.
ira. 81 ~ W32c, state dairy. tubs, 80 "a
see. imitation creamery hrsts, g34f
3lc. special, 80 q "a J3c. Eggs. Firm
receipts. $500, nearby white fancy
5Sff63c, nearby mixed fancy 3su
tiC. fresh hrst- @au &c
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Local

extras, 27n 2Ne. ursts t3ts 1tta,
Eggs Primo ordinary "Nt0@Hg. % eis,
SOC. Cheese irvine, l5uIat4 &c.. Nount
Anne riras, 1919 "a lGc. Live puuiDt
Fowls. l0Gi ltCi duckA II N 600
geese, t3u ~ iac, sprInEs. $50. tUVkh-
l0W ltC. Potatoes. Wisconsin, 5a it
Gle Minnesota, 500 G2C New pota-
toes. Receipts. &C. cars
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
NEW YORK CoTroN MARKET

P~tntinE-rne plain neat kind-thRt
IL right-Tfmes job Dept.--MaiB 4529.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. H. Nov is.-Opening-
" htes r. Dee f44heF,- Ups e. Me- =
kc Corn. December. up nc, May,
up Lc. oats December, down &c.
Nav. up &c Provisions. hi CHER.
Noon-W wheat. December, down
li4c. May. down p. corn Decem-
Der and May, up &C. oats. Deem =
Der. up sr. May. unchanged
Close--Wheat. December down AZ
&c. May mp &c. oats. December up
iac; May up NC Provisions. Higher.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

CHICAGO BUT-rER MARKET.
CHICAGO. Nov. lg.-Butter En-
traE aaLat-aEstA- sa4A2AL~.-- Aa!FA-
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19
Detroit Stock Elk.
ACTIVE storks.

.Ihsae- aunlatInns- subject 20 com.
m ssfOn charges
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

Baker ST, Cor gard ST.
Chene St, Cor Milwaukee Ave.
Garfield Ave, Cor, Russell st
Grand River Ave, Cor. Brooklyn
Ave.
Gratiot Ave. Cor. Riopelle st,
jefferson Ave. Cor Beniteau
Ave.
The Detroit times., 1915-11-19

PrfntinR--tbe paw, r~at kInd--thst
- rfGhf--Tfmes Job Depts--MaIh care.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-PAST MATRON PIN. BETHLk-
hem Chapter. Eastern Star. North star
with bar at top, Bethlehem in blue enan-
el letters. Name on back. Mrs. Lena w
Stephenson. Return to DR.. STEPHEN-
SON 6S3 Maryland avenue northeast:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

JUST RECEIVED-FlNE LOT OF COL
liz, and Eskimo puppies.
SCIIMID'S BIRD STORE,
IL 18th st. NV
FOR SALE-BON SHOOK FACTORY. SAW
and planning mill stock of lumber all in good
condition. 4 bargain, must sell II. T. BENOIT
Hamburg. Ark
START CASH BUSINESS. OWN TOWN WHOLE
sailing Red Seal Peanuts recommended by L. s.
government. Make LOO TO S go yearly by our
modern method Investment $50 Merchants
work for you. Investigate. ORIGINATOR. A2
Broadway New York.
ALASKA MAP FREE. ALASKA INFORMA
ton Alaska opportunities and investments. Alaska
Exploration Co. L. {. Smith Bldg. Seattle.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
AUCTION SALES.
q. C. SLOAN CO.. AUCTs,. l4c C ST.
FUTURE DAYS.

GOVERNMENT SALE OF OFFICE FCRNl-
TURE. SCRAP IRON. LEAD AND BRASS.
ELECTRICAL MATERIAL STEAM AND
CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS. PLUMBING NATE
RIAL CARPETS. Ell.
By order Of the Secretary OF the Department OF
the Interior TO is dated April s 1915, will sri
at pr1hir s'I~,ion THURSDAY. APRIL FIJI
TEEN 1876 1T TEN 4. NJ. AT the court yard OF
the old Pos;ufice Department Building Eighth
street between + and + streets Patent Once and
Pension OSire lot Of government property, such
As DESKS Revolving Chair. Brentwood Chairs. Shoe
Cases BrokcanSs CARPETS. Scrrens t1ns Gases
Tables TylEwriter Ribbons. . pounds Rubber
Bands solid Rubber Auto Tires. lot Water
Closet. and Fitting. lot Lad BAss and Iron. lot
Bucket, and Barrels Plumbing Material ElectrlcaI
Fixtures REeps-at-, ScTes-C7ittlng Lathe. scrap
Iron and Crate Bars. Air Compressor, steam
Pumps Centrifugal Pump. Shaft Hangers. lot
Wooden Doors Camcrz. CIspidors. PIPE Cutters
and Dies Trucks Whcelbsuuws. Rubber Hose
Operating Table Hall Rack Etc, Etc.
Terms: Cash the government requiring all goods
to he removed Immediately after the sale. without
delay at the purchasers the space is re-
Guired a. once FOR other purposes. Large cash de
Urts requirri from all purchasers and all bills
must be settled on day Of sale complete list Of
the goods embraced in the sale may be se-n at the
offio~ Of
c. G. SLOAN co. INC. Auctioncrn.
100 g street.
aFPOSTPONED RY ORDER or THE SECRE-
tary Of the Interior until MONDAY. APRIL
NINETEENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, on
arcCunt of government holiday.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

MRS. WHITE, us 22d St. N. w.
seancs Wednesday and Friday EVENING" Private
rsadings daily. Phone West 8eJ
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
ADD $235 TO G.. A. R. FUND.
Donations Reported Upon by Col.
Robert ". Harper.

Col. Robert NJ. Harper. chairman OF
the committee raising the fund to defray
the expenses of Washington's part in
the coming g. \. r. convention. has re
ceived donations of So in addition to
the amounts already published. The fol-
lowing persons or companies have given
the amounts listed after their names
A. II. Baker & Co. b: Parker Bridget
Company. so: Atlantic Hotel. S.: Hub
Furniture Company. IS: Burch IL KEEPS.
SO; F. W. Mckenzie. $40: James F. Shea.
$40; John ]. DAILY s.; J. P. Germuillcr
s.: Miller. Clagett & Co. s.: NJ. r. Ready
S.; w. J. Vanduheim. SIS; John J. Noonan
sl5; VI. A. Leese. SIS; Francis L. Adams
$40; Sol Herzog. s.; Prcssler Bros, s.. and
Mrs. 5. Velati, So.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
FOR SALE-HO2SES.
TELEPHONE MAIN eiei.

FOR SALE-IIOUSE 1515 I ST. NV.
rms. bath: fur. heat: cellar: DriEht,
up-tO-date house: cor. alley. Si,2"o.
Offer wanted. DONOHOE X SONS. 81
Pa Ave s F.
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Human Sacrifice Still Practiced !

Indian Commissioner Cato Sells yester-
day started an investigation to ascertain
the accuracy of the assertions by Mrs.
Matilda Coke stevenson. of the Bureau
of American EthnoloGy. who maintains
that human sacrifice still is practiced by
the Tewa Indians near Santa Fe. y.
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FURNITU RE.
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DIED.

SANDERS-On Saturday. April l.. 1915.
at his residence. Ills X street north
west. at 40 p. M. JOHN BLANtEr
SANDERS. only son of Minnie Quit
man and the late John b. Sanders.
Funeral Monday. April ~. at p. m.
from above residence. phoenix. ArlZ.
papers please copy
UPMAN-On Friday. April Is. 1915. at =:
u. m, GEORGIANNA WtNDER T.
MAN at Livingstone Heights, va.
Funeral services Monday. | p. m, AT
her late residence. lnterment at con-
yresSional Cemetery.
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PERSONALS.

WORkINGMEN-AL THE LINE
of sound sense and cash saving it would
he money in your jeans to spend more in
this store. Say. boy. there's value. and
the best you can get in the new pants
We sell at S1.J0 to s.. Saves you % per
cent. One price. JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
6lJ ID.
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IT PAYS TO READ AND USE HERALD CLAS
ROOMS AND BOARD

p VERMONT AVE.-SinGIe and double iron;
rooms; four baths; good board.
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CLAIRvOYANTS.
PROF. D. B. BRUCE,
THE GREAT AUSTRALIA

Palmist and Claivoyant.
He ia acknowledged by the European and American
press TO he the greatest wonder of the Science OF
Mysteries. He ,s infailbe in his line Of business.
The world has seen his elual. Can be con-
suited on all Affairs. r25eA Walter Place s E.
Hours: a. 20 10 D. m. Sundays from to I
p m. Phone Line. 6l-W. \. B.-No letters will
receive any attention. Cut this adv. out; it will
not appear daily Take Lincoln PARK car and get
OF At Thirteenth s. Z. Office between B and
@ ss
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STORES FOR RENT.

FOR EENT-LARGE. BRIGHT STORE.
No 1872 9TH st. NV. Also Broom apt.
with bath and porch. Phone OWNER.
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