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The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

Tatum. older than herself. when re-
turning home one day from Sunday
school.
After Il while" Mrs. Tatum's affi-
davit continues, having sent me cam
lies and other gifts, | yielded to Mr..
Tatum'S perSu tSions. | will not go
over what transpircd during the next
few weeks.
AT the emo of the few weeks" Mrs
Tatum declared she left home and was
found by her parents in a house in
Manhattan. where she was recover
ing from serious operation. She re-
turned home with them. After she ha d
.eGained her health. Tatum took her
from her home. she said. and for two
wears she remained with him, her
parents not knowing where she was.
Il am not here to defend this man
in straying from the paths of virtue"
said Mirab"au l.. Towns. attorney for
Tatum. 'Eut | say that Tatum has
paid tenf"ld for whatever wrong he
may have been guilty of. He has been
sitting on the stool Of repentance
many lorG year now. If that stool
We're three feet high in the beginning
1t will be worn to inches before this
man will cease to suffer"
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

chicago Arn I7.-Shorts in wheat bid up the
rricc # that grain today Tie IuN was the strong
est s;ot in the market. The May future was uI'
only ! cent and the September gained i, cents.
The lait in the MAY advance is OILY temporary
and in addition this help t" the bull longs
the deferred futures gaining sharply in strength
from dav dal Ecarisl sentiment has gwen
way at least partially t" those who have lelieVN;
all along that Hhc4t' las been sold much too low.
Thr.e who are now to b- found on the bull side
u this grain acting with more nr loss caution
because Ct glowing rrup outlook finn nearly ali
sections but the buish feeling in certain cir les
night. Terr n" sales of cash wheat REPORTED
at either Chicago the seabodUl twlay. The
mere conservative men i'll the wheat trade here lie
lcrr that e,.ry '"Ind of grain sNsab;e will b
wanted for shipment for ahrr ad.
II has hecn claimed that the greater lsrt oi the
visible >uTrl, is in the hands q. Great Britain and
France and i: now known that Great Britain
has purchased heavily u' Arg milne wheat and
that IsIt Of its pirChA>cS are said to have hem
made fr,rl Itay. The latter cuuntrv bought 10 0s1
90 bushels 'f wheat in the southern hemisphere
me time ag, ard Al least Z" j. has ic"n sid
{" Great Britain al a Ir.'fii.
G1ar>> gains higher today. Corn sdva II
=. to II: rcrts and oats wee ~. = - =. coats
r,rn at Lirrr.o'l ed further advances and
I'll, srar i.i rrlsCTt,d there rad hrcu gsdly >Sles
of com there for foreign shiIm-rt. but at least
art uf this {" tax" M distress freight rom
which had been chartered fur wheat and oats.
Jury- vc-- sales hero ,' 500 bushels If cash
c,rn today If wIlrl 900 bushels were IN ex-
putCrs The strength in oats was believed to ha,"
ben bprruwcd from the utier cTa:nS and the Ma
delivery at time wSs within r. hen's It th'
Irly the narrUwe.t lar. Ca>ii demand was
quiet an uniting To orI, 1000 bushels.
IT. Visions h"liPl Ey the higher hog
and grain markets. although the tull upturn did not
bold Packers were credited with most of the sell
fair commission hou>e demand for Iul5
de-
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. April E.-Moncy on call today was
nominally per cent. The range for the week
81 and rcr cent. extreme figures Of Mouday
being 81, and 81. Ter cent Tuesday Pa and . per
cent. "Wednesday "a and q. per cent Thursday and
FRIDAY 2ts and per cent.
Time money during the week characterized
By . decidedly larger demand. owing To the i'm
rrorement in the stock exchange business. The
supply quiet adequate to meet the require
ments and houses in crcd credit found difficulty
in making loans. A feature Of the market was a
crrtain amount If business all Industrial c,Ilst.
crai at somewhat higher rates than those asked
mixed collateral Rate: ., TSr cent for sixty
DAYS Ier cent for ninety DAYS. =. per cent for
four months ~ per cent fer three months and
s,fa-7. per cent for six months.
Mercantile Tsrcr was fairly active this week. Gen.
crzl business Is not such necessitate the de
mzId for heavy accommodation still. a certain
amount Of nigh grade paper was issncd. for which
there good msrSet here and elscwhere
Buyers. however. demand fun rates and the lowest
quoted rate applies only to short maturites Rates
:iEa4 per cent for sixty days indorscd bills re.
ceirablc. well for prime four 10 si1 months
single names; 4'.aj per ocut for others
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
TRADING IN REAL
ESTATE IS BRISK
More Than Two-thirds Of
Transactions Were Outside
Old City Limits.
DEAL INVOLVES $55,ooo
Eighteenth Street Apartment Sold to
Jennie M. Hysan-Loans
Total $406.563.
DEAL INVOLVES $55,ooO

More than two-thirds Of the realty
trading during the past week was In
property outside the old city limits. The
number of lots in outlying suburban sec
lions exceeded by one the number of
near-urban district deals.
Although the week contained only five
business days-the Lincoln holiday inter-
vening on MISUNDERSTANDING for the
week was unusually brisk, the transac-
tons exceeding by five the number for
the preceding week Of six days. The
deals totaled 80
The busiest day was Friday. when
forty four sales were reported. Satur-
day. although a half holiday. took second
place with thirty -four trades. Tuesdays
record was thirty deals.
In Outlying Suburbs.
Eighty-four parcels were transferred in
the outlying sections and seventy-seven
We're conveyed in the near-urban dis
tricts. Twenty-eight lots were sold In
the northwest twenty-four in the north
east. twenty-five in the southeast, and
four in the southwest
The hishest-priced transaction Of the
week was the sale of the apartments at
Eighteenth street and Florida avenue
northwest to Jennie NJ. Hysan by James
NJ Huston the consideration being S;5.-
on. The Harriet Lane Johnston home at
1893 ] street northwest was purchased by
the North Virginia Corporation. the price
being S35.0O0
Albert b. Ruff. trustee. has transferred
to Elenora T. Franz a. ten-acre tract on
both sides of Rhode Island avenue north
east near where the tracks Of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad cross the thor
oughfare the consideration being 5000.
Properties 1923 to 1927 n street north
west, belonging to the MCGOWAN estate,
have been purchased by the Jacob Tome
Institute. of Maryland, the consideration
being 5000.
Loans on Realty.
Loans on realty during the week to-
tailed s+OS J63 10. the sum being borrowed
on the security of 1888 lots, the average
interest rate being 81 per cent. Straight
loans aggregated s2S1.l0tIO. Building as
sociations advanced $3.50 to members.
Notes given for deferred purchase money
totaled s37. 55s4 20. Suburban property was
pledged for s2S413S.24 and northwest
property was cncumbered to the extent
OF S1C5,S14.
The 4. e. Moses Company has entirely
completed its winter building operations
The five houses in Spanish type OF archi-
lecture in Eighteenth street northwest
near Kilbourne. were the first to DC
finished, and four have been sold. Three
colonial type houses in Newton street
northwest. near Nineteenth. are just re-
ceiving their finishing touches, and two
have been sold.
In Petworth. where the Moses Company
bought up four sides of one entire block.
twenty-three Spanish and colonial houses
have been erected and thirteen sold and
occupied. Six more are now under way
on the Randolph street front, between
Fourth and Fifth. one of these being
sold from the plans as the foundations
went in.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
New Orleans.
SAYS CONFIDENCE OF
PEOPLE IS RETURNING
John B. Cochran Says Early Sale cf
Wheat to Europe Has Favor
able Effect.
BY JOHN n. COCHRAN,

President Franklin National Bank.
Written Expressly for The Washington
Herald.
The real estate business in WASH
ington has been better and more ac-
tive in the last month than in almost
any period of the same length in the
past three or four years. Contribu-
tors tell us they are selling their
houses as fact as they build them.
And both bankers and real estate
agents say the business is moving
better each week.
| believe it is due to the steady
return Of the peoples confidence, not
only in Washington, but over the
whole country, and because we are
daily feeling the results of the early
sale of our wheat TO European buy
ers. IF we sell our next wheat crop
as the past was sold, we will have one
OF the most prosperous years we have
ever known.
The great improvement in the steel
business also is having its effect on
the country's finances. We are be-
ginning to notice the returns from the
shipments OF steel and wheat to Eu-
rope i'll the carly winter months.
During the past week, the improve
mcnt was steady. Money was easier
and was to be had at reasonable in
terest. People arc asking for money
for solid investment purposes.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
MRS. JOHN &. TATUM.

Opposing the application of Mrs. Mary
Jane Tatum for 1000 Il year alimouy
and $1,000 counsel fee which is be
fore supreme Court Justice Isl lCllnar
i'll New York, John {. Tatum. ny
cotton broker. declared that for four
years before he married her he main
tanned Mrs. Tatum.
To show that his wife's social needs
would not warrant such a large al
lowance. Tatum in atiidavits asserts
that he took her out OF a modest home
in Brooklyn long befor" he married
her. NOvemb"r -. 1909, one day after
his first wifes death.
And this man boasts of it," eX-
claimed Max Steuer. Mrs. Tatums
counsel. glaring at TatUm. In his
reply afidavits Tatum boasts of the
fact that he took Mrs. TatUm when a
young girl and ruined her one would
think he. of all men, would be, the
last to hold her up to scorn and con-
tumely now.
In her affidavit Mrs. Tatum said she
was required by her parents to go to
bed at o'clock evenings. and every
Sunday she attended the Classon Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church. She met
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

Quotations given below for large lots Of good.
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices higher.
Lover grades sold for less. Fancy goods COM
mznded higher prices.
EGGs-Frsh. ger doz.. bad: Southern. pr
doz.. -
BCTTER-Best prints new. Per H.. ~: tub per
H.. s2t: process. Per H.. 25a8: under grade.
creamery. per H.. Ea5o: packed per h. lsa2a
LARD-Tuh. pure. Ier H.. IlSai3. d.. Gu.
pound, per ~. eh. Cottonserd Gil. pef can. -
CHEESE-New York. new. per h.. 10: hat pc,
h.. Is; Swiss domestic. per h.. 81: do. foreign.
pr H.. =
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. per h.. Is: roosterA
pe: n. loall: ducks H.. Is41s; turkeys ehoiss
per H.. lsaao: de-. ordinary. II chiexeaA - d.
na2.
GREEN GOODs-Asparagus. per dozen punches.
l.sosioo: beans. per basket. 2ooaioo: lima beans.
Per basket. loRs.oo; beets per bunch IS; do.
Florida. Ter crate. L7sal25; cabbage. per 100 lbs.
2ooa3oo: do. new. Florida, per basket i.soal.7s:
carrots. per bunch. rs: cauHhowef. per y c1ats
isos2oo: do. Flurida bssket l5oa2D; eeiaJ. dos..
3ssis; do. c.ate. L5oazoo; cucumbeu hot-house per
doH. 'ssl.3: do. Fta.. per basket. 2oaieo: Gym
bling. per crate. 2oAaW: essrlant pr case. 2soa
500; kale. per bbl.. 5Aes: lettuce Florida. per
basket. Goals: do. soufh Carolina. per BASKET
looal'5: Onions. per lcolb. s:ck L7ss92s; ok.a per
crate. isossW: peas. Fla. bsskst. lsaaap: %
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
STEEL COMMON
LEADS IN RISE
Peoples Favorite Goes
Upward Three Points
to 90.
WHITEWASH BETHLEHEM
Protest on Jump in American Loco
motive Gets Only Laugh
from Investigators.
WHITEWASH BETHLEHEM

New York, April l1.-Todays market
rose majestically under the leadership "f
the peoples faNOritc, steel common On
A volume of trading. which included
blocks of stock OF from ! to 100 shares.
the price rose three points to 60. There
was large short interest. which had
figured on being pTUtcc.ci by l2a.OE
shares of London stock Oh top 1T y.
These shorts were among the buyers
during the two hours session. The pub
lie had little part in the rise in Eethle-
hem Steel, and tn directors of the
American Locomotive took advantage of
the luii and adva need prices.
Its hard to believe that only few
weeks ago IT," stock exchange police
committee soicmnly inTestie atcd per
CcctIv natural advance in Mexican Petro-
Irum. The spectacular rise in Bethlehem
Steel received an official wEitewash inn
,nediatclv. aud no on" dared to question
the orders that brought such violent
price changes in American Locomotive.
Protests in Vain.
A specialist in Rock Island made vio-
lent protest over the rise in his own
stock. which is carried on without his
knowledge He was laughed at for his
trouble.
Central Leather was prominent with
n four point rise. Ass previously
stated, the stock is now on a 3 per
cent basis. earning between s and >
per cent and directors are expected to
increase the dividend rate to per
cent in June.
OF the investment stocks CONSOLE
dated Gas is attracting attention. The
shares moved up three points today.
This looks like 4 real move. GEN
eral Electric, seasoned ) per cent
issue, rose over three points on pur-
chase of 500 shares.
Locomotive Falls Four Points.
American Locomotive slipped back
4 points to Sc. The advance from 10
TO Go had anticipated a lot of profits
that il will take some time to earn.
The slow process OF manufacture is
now pleasing to the spectators who
rray become impatient long before
business profits can be realized. The
stock has had its fling.
A revival of speculative interest in
the railroad stocks is looked for. St
Paul has given an indication of an
upward swing, but the real leader in
this department of the market is
Union Pacific. The stock was strong
today and further advance would
encourage purchases in other railroad
shares.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So sss 1t A-BRIGGS. Alice c W ct rir South
wick to Daniel N Geo W Hall joint tcr'-
ants $40 stamp $50
Fla ave bet eth & Sth SITS mel Il
So 70 It lSBROWN. Harry to S Sass
stamp $50
nis ID st mel 81
So scs7 1t IL whittinsham-FOwLER. Owen II
ct ux Eliza VI to Arthur L JessIn SO stamp
50 cts sub to bldg MS II
81 SIS Its 10 & Il blk Is Deanwood Hts-GOCK
ELER Christian Jno A Massie trs to
Robinson White SlIo
(6lst st bet & d SITS mel )
81 $50 It n pit Its L S sec / Barry Farm
GOCKELER Christian J TT to same $40
Morris st Of Stanton ave Sc, q
50 1858 Its 50 to S-LAYCoCK. Harry G tn
Frank G Sanders ct uI Annie + joint tenants
SO stamp S so tr $50
1Wsrren $, bet & c SITS mel 3
sa 1854 1t eI-MURPHY. VIM ct u1 Mars4ret
z to Mary sheehan $40 stamp
81 south Of sl7 1t ls-oTooLE. M.ry Z. Julia
Katherine O'TooIe to Phillip Morgan e.
kins SO stamp IS
fB st bet 9Th & 9Th SITS ne,
20 m n ss-ROYE, Halle to Mary Roye
SO u 1850
Csun.r 1T tact called Birchcs Venture near Con
grrss Hts on . foot I'd leading to Hamilton Rd-
RUTLEY Geo Ct TX Jane also In her own
r;ch, 10 Wm Sayre ct w Annie L joint
tenants $40 stamp 81 sub to right Of way 6
so 3ss Its g to IS & IS hk q Petuosth-SwARr
YELL Luther to Chas Whe 4 VIM II
TerreI ;oant tenants SO stamp p tr $500 on lts
g to 5
N n ave b.t Upshur 4 vaTnum 81 nv,
=, n It's A to F-sLAYBAUGH. Geo z 4 Wade
Cooper trs to rhco Lcith $40 stamp 80 cts
ISL; to 81 eth st rar) IS
a qy-, east a II n Sauis Add'n-sACL. Jno to
Horace . smithy ct ux Resale tcint tenants
$40 stamp 80 cts covenants
IN Of Decatur W q Ga ave nwl
"a loo II ssATHOMAS Eiw ct ux Elizabeth %
10 rr,nk c Sanders et Anne r joint
tenants sic stamp 81 70 TT $50
fwarrn st b+. r K SIS mel &c
so s7, Ms . 70 s. q to g. Ios. iu. rs, ia III.
u Randle Highhnas-TAE wAeAN / 1 II
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
STUDENTS TO PRESENT DRAMA.
..Secrct Service" VIII Be Given by
Busiucss High Pupils.

The students of the Business High
School will present William Gillette'S
civil war drama, Secret Service,
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday even
ings Of this week. Those who will take
part are Anne Kicker. Esther Parker,
Pearl Eaton. Josephine Bedinger. Ernest
Lynn. Albert Parker. Joseph -McCar-
raghy. X. Pierce Strawn. Phildias Nico-
ladies, William f. Griffin. Romine Tay-
lor. Lester Lawrence, Leroy McCarty,
Bernard Mahoney. Paul Bragg. John
Cronie. Harold Thiele. Milton Hartley.
Norman Duchring. Robert Miller. Frank
Marks. John Myers. William kenealy.
AIphonso Newell, Lawrence Brandon,
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
PUBLIC UTILITIES STRONG.
Bid md Asked Prices show Well
sustained Market.

The bond list dominated yesterday s
session ON the Washington Stock En-
change, and while no sales of public
utility stocks appeared on the sheet. bid
and asked prices on these issues showed
a fairly well-sustained market. Wash
ington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon 3
per cent bonds sold at s.. Il. the first
time this issue has been recorded on the
sales sheet for many months.
City and Suburban IS brought 102 IL.
Chesapeake and Potomac 5s los, and
small Traction was disposed of at 1Oo.
National Savings featured the stock list.
selling at go. and Washington Loan and
Trust was disposed of at 300.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
NEW YORK. PRODUCE.

New York. AITil T.-MILLFEED-Firm: quiet
inquiry. Spring bran. in 1oopound sacks. 100 Il"
arrive: standard middlinss TO arrive y 90 red-dog
TO arrive 500: winter wheat. in l0lpound sacks
TO arrive % 60; city bran. in bulk. 2e.lo.
RYE FIOTR-Firm: moderate business. Good TO
choice. 6tca. o. in sacks
CORNMEAIl-Strong; demand is moderate Kiln
dried. for export. 2.65 in sacks; coarse meal. in
bags. l.Seale0.
HAY-Reccipts eco tons: finn: fair demand
Quote: Prime timothy LIS; No. timothy, l.loa
l.lgii: No. ;. los; No. ,. s,asi.
STRAW-Receipts none; slow and fat. Supply
is light. No. rye. SAFE.
PORk-Steady: demand inactive. Mes. lsooa
1870: family S22ooaz.so: clear. 3.0Os22 So.
BEEF-Firm: trade moderate. Packet. T.oca2Loo !;
family. q .03ic20. Extra India mess. Is 0oa5oo.
LARD Finn: trading Is moderate. Prime West
en- lo.5c: refined Continent. lo.eo; South Amer
can, nco: refined Brazilian. in kegs. l2d0: beef
stearine. sh; lard stesrne. slow: New York, ll,s.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Mrs. Belmont Heads Committee.

Mrs o. ii. =. Belmont. of New York.
who is one OF the most determined work
ers of the Congressional Union for
Woman Suffrage. has accepted the chair
manship of the committee to organize the
convention of women voters at the
Panama-Pacific Exposition. Mrs. Bel
mont is a member of the executive conf
mittee of the union. The convention will
be held at San Francisco on Septem
Der H. l5 and Is. The call has already
been issued by Mrs. Belmont to a large
number of women in equal franchise
States.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. April I.--Estimates If exports Of cot
ton for the season must be revised. Including the
amount shiI beard not cleared. the foreign mar
kets hare taken :.l:soo bales since August l. This
is only $4,000 bales less than for the correspond,
ing period last year and there is full eridence
that Of the i.Z0.oop bales now stored at American
ports large percentage Is intended for foreign
destinations
Last weeks takinss by the worlds spinnsrs Of
American cotton amounted to 200 bales com
pared With about 5000 bales for the same week
last year. At this nate 100000 bales will be
taken from the worlds visible supply and farmers
hands before the becinning Of the new cotton year
on August !. American consumption by spindles
b likely 70 Be greatly UNDERESTIMATE. An adyices
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
r. ., rrsr Realty Co Inc $40 stamp $50

IN r. IN The L s Realty Co Inc $40 stamp $40
covenants .
N If Mass we W Of 10Th st SCI -.,,,
" " -. !, ~ thiII,m Castle Hts-THE MUNSEf
IN tn ca tr to J h Drummond 81 go stamp 50 cts
covenants ~
N cs Rigs 3D. L of lst mel ~ q
50 800 % 1hi'hlin '"s''
Pfohl $50 stamp 81 covenants
N of Nadi-on L % Cap 81 mel
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Coach Company May Issue Bonds.

Permission will be granted the Metro
politan Coach Company by the Public
Utilities Commission to issue bonds to
the amount of sl1S,0OO. upon receipt Of
word from its president that the out
standing issue of the company has been
reduced to 81. coo face value The request
of the company asked to issue s15o.ooC
worth Of bonds.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

for the entire spring. summer and fall months.
Fall River sales of print cloths totaled 10000
pieces last week. compared with 300 for the Same
week last year. Prices were advanced y to 4 cent
per yard.
The contract market strong today Liverpool
closing with goin Of ~ to AZ points for the day
and New York at advance Of to Is points
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
Illinois Wins at Water Polo.

Chicago. April 1.-THE Illinois Athletic Club
swimming team WOE the National A. A. U. water
chamrionsiip here last night by defeating the New
YORK Athletic tl,s tenn 10 . The Chicago Ath-
ctic Assoca ion team third place in IN. tour
nament b. 5c.tatirs the I. 4. Q. second team,
70
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

BALTIMORE CITY STOCKS ResJ.
Bid Asked
Sewerage 21ts. 1854. Observation-Disclosures. So 50
GAS AND ELECTRIC.
Baltimore Electric s. (stTdl.......... eS5s 99Is
Norfolk Railway Light. 25........... ..... q
Baltimore Electric ptd.. 5c............. 49, .....
Con. G. G. NJ. F:s. lo5I............. s3 .....
c. G. Z. L. r. c. NJ. ias. 1885. ssE sek
Z. g. T. L. & p. CON-. ioo............ 1osx lGk
c. G. Z. L. & z. pfd.. loo............ ..... lis
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES.
Fidelity & Deposit. 50.................. ~ 1is
Fidelity Trust. .0o...................... IS
Mercantile II. & Dep. 5............ ..... l79
Z. 8. Fidelity & Guar.. leo. .......... le3 .....
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Northern Central. 9.............-..... Ah sE
tStfeet RaiiwaysD
United Railway Electric. 5.......... IN q
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic Coast Line Con. g. la52..... 49,. SIS
Atlantic Coast Line Of s. Car. 5s........... y
Raltinore 4 Ohio. L. L & W. Va. Is 81 .....
@ 4 l.. ~. Co. lst %. 40 ............ g .....
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York April l7.-Tradins the curb was
fairly active. Sales. with closing bid and asarl
prices, follow:
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. r. Hibbs & Co.

City and Suburban Sc s.. 90 at Ioo.
Washington. Alexandria and Mount Vernon g.
81 Go at 81.
'h">aT'cahe and Potomac Telephone js 81 600 at
los. 100 at lo5i2
National Savings and Trust - at 90
Washington Loan and Trust 10 at %.
After call:
Capital Traction 5s 500 at IB
RnNDC
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. April II.
BALTIMORE CITY STOCKS Res.j.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

Furnished BY n. L. Carpenter L Co.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18

President Franklin National Bank.
Written Expressly for The Washington
Herald
The Washington herald., 1915-04-18
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

: EI-dividend.
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-.e PURSUIT or FAME.

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go .'ouif Nnlies $3.50 little spark.
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sN
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and damr
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CARD CLUBS

Tuesday Auction Club.
The Tuesday Auction CLUB naz Hlr
iourned fnt two weeks Mrs inN
Miller viii entertain sue cluH during
ihe holiday week
~
six Stocking Club.
The SIR ~t9saue cluh met tufsN'f
afternoon 8t Ono home af AIRS i"Mtli
Reed Mlss Marie pcass won th'
club pr.aa Those present WIRE Misr'f
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