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The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
AUCTION SALES.
THos. J. OWEN a son. Auctionoer,.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
DWELLING, II KENDALL STREET NORTH
EAST UNY CITY.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly recorded
in Lber 53l folio 80 at seq. Of the Land Records
Of the District OF Columbia and at the request Of
the party secured thereby. the undersigned trustees
will SILL at public auctiJn in front OF the premsss
on TUESDAY. the 23rd day Of May. 4. d. 1915. at
S O'Clock :, m. the following described land and
premises, situate in the District Of Columbia. and
designated as and being lot eleven. in block g. in
+. W. Jones Subdivision. called Ivy City" as
PER Flat recorded in the OIce Of the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia, in Lber. Lew Court :!
at page IS.
Terms Of sale Sold subject to a prior trust,
amounting 10 about S94 amount said trust TO Be
raid in cash. DEPOSIT of $1,000 will be required
at time Of sale. All convsySDcing. revenue stamps,
recording, etc. cost of purchaser. Terms Of sale
to be compiled with within fifteen days from day OF
sale or IcTUst forfeited
CLARENCE NJ. DE VEILE,
CHARLES S. HILL.
Trustees.
N
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGINa

PHONE n. na TO HAVE YOUR WINDOWS
siesnsd- Aens Window Cleaning Co.. s1 g SO
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For Universal Auto Tags.

Relief for automobile owners from the
necessity Of securing licenses and paying
taxes in every State they may enter
would be provided by a bill recomn ended
to the House for pasl age by the Inter
state Commerce Committee. The bill
framed by Repres Intative Adamson
would make a certificate or license Of any
one State. good in every State in the
-ni00
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

fTvERO0M HOUSE; LARGE GROUNDS;
near trolley; fare, ticket and cents; SIS per
month. Be quick. ]. NJ. HARRISON GIencarlyu
Va, or Room ~ Auditors Bldg
FOUR DESIRABLE LOTS IN wOODMONT
Md, central location: will sacrifice to quick cash
purchaser Address or apply to MRS. L. X. o., III
sth st. Sc
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISHING THE PRO
g1 OF Middle States Regatta 70 be held Labor
Day, will be received and opened by the underdgue
on WEDNESDAY, May a. F. r. UNDERWOOD
Treasurer, 100 C street northwest
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PERSONALS

WORKINGMEN-Thers are Indications that soras
nan viii spend mors for a suit than be should
Pays 70 this everyday store, where hustler feels
Et home We have hns tailored slightly used sIits;
. buys sIesilsnt value. tn Us. One price
JUsTH'S OLD STAND SO D.
WANTED-ADDREss OF MISS BAGLFY- FOR
msriy no Foursand-a-hAh street; important, BOX
Is HsTad ohios
WILL SOME KIND, CHARITABLE PEOPLE
help poor old woman who is about to be dis
possessed FOR nonpayment Of rent? Any amount will
help BOX II, Herald Office.
BESSIE NJ. MAYS S7HIhoP0p1. -
ALL BRANCHES TAUGHT HOURg i6 TO &
@e TO A5 KENoIs BLDG.
NOTICE. Artificial tech and second
hand Diamonds and Jewelry bouKht
Louis Abrahams, SIS c, op. Pat. Offiee.
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SPIRITUALISM

MRS. BROWNELL Ts9i133 T5,iF70y'R T.lI, TTs69'
present.. future. Advice on business, home health :
all Affairs OF life. DEVELOPMENT Of msdiumship a
speciality. VI. sO55. .-l9 EYE NV. At 8 D. m
spiritual meeting every Friday.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Paper Cutter Wanted.

Hand-power paper cutter, about
25I2 inches; must be in good con-
dition. Address or inquire at the busi-
ness office of The Washington Her
aid.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-20

MEN WANTED-EYERY COMMUNITY; 500
to 800 yearly taking orders for nursery stock ;
e1periencs unneCesSary SPECIAL Inducements; pay
weekly; permanent. PERRY NURSERIES, Rochos-
ter, y. Y.
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FOR RENT-HoUSES.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED APART.

FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT, SUM
and 18th Sts. Apply Bon cl. Herald offer.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT. FROM 75C TO s.
per month; instructions free satisfaction gIaran-
teeL l4Sl East Capitol ct. Lincoln 36sI
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North 1854. Z3ol lst st. NV. formerly Is Randolph
place. MCnarchs rented SIS per month; montbL
$50; months, 80; No. Rsmingtons. 81; L. c
Smiths, g . and $50; Undsrwoods. Remington
$50 Reductions :. paid or mcnthS in adTauea
Rebuilt typewriter for sale.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-01-08

America.
An kinds Of Toilet Articles for sale.
human Haic Goods OF the finest quality.
Our Hair Food and Skin + God never fail.
If the trouble Is with the hair, scalp or
skin, VIC have the remedy.
We guarantee remedy to make hair
grow on bald spots and bare temples.
Send lOc. Tor q sample and catalogue.
Send for our terms TO agents.
Address Mime. l.. G. PARRISH.
S5 Camden Street, Boston, Mass.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-01-08
COST OF PROHIBITION.

A dispatch from Aberdeen, Wash
says: Taxes in the principal towns on
Grays Harbor Will be from 20 to 80
per cent higher in 1916 than they were
this year, due largely to the loss Of
saloon licenses. Aberdeen, which has
the lightest levy Of any town in the
county, will pay at the rate Of 1888
mills. A part Of the increased levy
Is due to small increase in the AS.
SCISSORS valuation. The loss of saloon
licenses, however, has cut deep hole
in all city budgets, Aberdeen alone
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-01-08
phcnecIC Speiiiru.

phonetic spelling Vas evidently in
IaShl"h II iac sl-.c'Mlh century. when
even Shakespeare could MOI spell his
own name consistently. There IS u let
ter dug from the correspondence OF a
lady OF the sixteenth century In the
book Of the "Cotswold Family"-the
Hicks Beaches. Juliana writrs-it is
matter Of debt between the cautious
WIDOW and My lord kalder''-"Aly
'ord Ammaril and your wife | honour
anu love. but your ci!Sc swearing and
promise hOtcr!e Il pore" What she
really meant WAS ''utterly auhor."--
London Telegraph.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1916-01-08

losing $4,000 from this source. Gen.
orally people are not lamenting the
fact, however, that the state has gone
dry
The assessments in the various
towns are as follows:
HOqu1am will pay a levy of 45.43
mills in 1915, as against a 39.4S mill
levy this year.
Elma will pay levy Of 4795 mills,
as against levy Of 1888 mills in
1915.
Montesano will pay levy Of 55.05
mills in 1915, as against a 1873 mill
levy this year, % mills Of this being
for city purposes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-28
nInrus AND DEATHS.

Births-J v. and Elizabeth Brewer,
gTtf apauidlpa Rifl, Alexandria and An.
gelina rudlsco. 2029 Pierce boy Allan ana
Iva Hunter, 1913 feagenworth, gifli CaIl
aud Anna Johnson, il5 BROWN giIi
Theodore and Clara King, hospital, FIJI
George and Sophie KurLneL Thlrty.niin.h
400 X girl Frank and Rose MansiaInea,
22g9 Hickory, boy. william and Cntherlns
OC0nneil, bsA South Forty second Doy
George A and Gubidall Young, Thirty-
eighth and Farnan, girl, "a ma,
Dodge Kari Gntton Gs, hospital Envy
n KNIGHT. 3D. A24 south Twentiethi Mfh'
Fila il. upjohn, 81 2l0 J Milatin peinieh
u 9ffh "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-28
FLORISTS.

LARGEST ASSORTMENT 81 fresh
flowers, delivered or shipped anywhere.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-28

'rhe following marriage licenses have
been granted a..# -.
William ] Aiien, Council RuffA la,ou Y
ivy A. Hobinaon, Council Bluffs, la"F -
Ellsworth A, bullock, Omaha oyer y
Dorothy 81 Mills, Omahn tf.s"'oFer -
George n Bennett Nicola, IL. no,.,, XXI
Anna Peterson Seoln, ~ aetts"rs't' y
RtHyeu Mnrkoa. Omaha ..fu{"ftfsf'" III
Elizabeth Knponl Omaha ,sastttf't'''" -
Arthur y. Hsynolds. Amherst feb VOC ~
Emma g. Waither, Amherst heb "'' =
Julius Bnika, Omaha s,t4ta.st,a'tt" IA
Johanna ftewBld, 0maAla st.ant"fft y
Howt6n A. Gaines Fremont Reb, ",e' IA
Matde Palmer, Fremont Neb. nnts'' ~
Cecil A, Vosy Omaha ,.nsaopu''t'' y,
Lola n Byrd, Omaha ,..stttist'''t''' =
Fred Drell. Chaleo Neb, minimum" y
Exelda Knl, Chaleo, Ncb' ,afs"''t"t' y
Neia A Vasey Omaha .t.,s.tts.nstt" ~
Hazel Foglo Omaha .ftat'f",''''' N
Jacob Rush Waterloo. Sch. ."t","'' %
Kate Cochran, sumner III .s,tss,.t.,.ts @
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-28
cam or THANKS.

CARD or THANKS
We wish 10 thank the many friends,
nlao Camp Columbus, No. 60. w. .. W.
sbor Boeslav0, u. O. u. J. No -,
G3aenbanm Bros. Il Go, and employees.
for kindneaH shown and beautiful Tow
ora received at the death Of our beloved
huaband father. grandfather and great
MRA. Ioa KREJCI MD FAMLLY.-
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nnlLnINa pnnAIITs.

1hor9atd Bronderaay, 9si4-l6 Farnam,
fireuroof gnrnge. tS0V0 clementlna Nc
Eee, 472l North Thifty-third, frame
dwelling, $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-28

BEST QUALITY CIT FLOWERS or
plants, Art Combinations, shipped every
where. Exccisnt service 70 our Gus
toners IN past years recommends lihsS
& SWOBODA, 1915 Farnam 50 y lbOl.
A. DoNAGHUE. 1922 Harvey. Doug iO0l.
BATH, florist 1903 Fanan 81 p 1000
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SITUATIONS WANTED

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stats,
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coon MEN WANTED.
a. laarn aata Nagk foF ths hlE spring
fuah Vine ifHiniNH NNF8 Nn aNtNs aud
electric starting afstfWs
AMERICAN ANtu eut.LEdH
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-28
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
BiiIinrd and Poclset Tables.

FOR SALE New and secondhand carom
and pocket billiard tables and bowling
alleys and accessories; send Tor cata-
iogue; easy payments. The Brunswick
Balks-C ollender CO., 407-t9 s. 10Th 81.
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PERSONAL
RUPTURE

We have successful treatment for
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A FEW OF OUR SATISFIED
PATIENTS.
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mold Born. Norfolk. Neb.. w. M. GEM
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Ia. John n Deaver, Blair. Neb.; Q. NJ
Harris. Malvern. Ia, Orrin Reed. ORa-
lala. Neb. Anton Carlson, Oakland.
Neb: Rev. ]. @. Stannard, Utica, Nsb j
John Hohne. Wisner, Neb. John Coe,
Sioux city Ia. Dan Murphy. 1855 North
18th st., Omaha. Neb.. and hundreds
OF others.
Call or write Drs. wRAY n MA
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-04-28
LOST FOUND REWARDS

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bsfsan HsmnrlAbis Hc0yenst as bpvehi
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interested IN tnoTlnR that the STATE hS y
strict IN requiring them 10 seet me owpsf
through advertisement and Otherwise and lnAs
fsliurs 10 40 so II same can he pfoysn' ln'
s6ises ssFsfe psnsltT
OMAHA n COUNCIL BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY,
Persons having lost some article wo,ii1
do well 10 cali Up the office ot me
omaha A. Council Hlpffn street hallway
company 10 ascertain whether thry iett
Il IN tho street cars.
Many articles eneh day are turned IN
and the company II anxious TO festofs
them 10 the rghtfW owners Sah
Doug ~
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Dundee. Reward Phone liarneY sihl'
Lost between high school popploion
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BUSINESS CHANCES


GAZE and rooming nouse TOR sale double
room cnfe.dlninR room and conntAr re.
modelled four months ago. everything ~
first-class shape. Fixtures, lights ana
furniture arc all good, Best cafe N
state except some OF the hotel cafes.
Good reputation, beet class of trade In
city Guarantee 100 business. and over
daily. over t1,000 stock now on hand.
Rent, seventy a70) monthly. Hooniins
house Of ten u0l rooms oppnBite cafe.
Modern except heat Good furniture
and lights and everything o. Is. Rent
twenty dollars 800 monthly. OppoI-
tunitg for n live man, Reason Tor seli-
Ing Is sickness Address a39. Bee
AN established manufacturer wants gen,
eral sales manager 70 open office ana
manage saloamen. 500 20 800 capital
necessary Liberal contract, money max
ing possibilities unlimited. VIII pay eN-
penses TO Chicago u you are man we
want. A. G. W, 1919 Republic Bldg,
Chicago. .--..
BAKERY FOR SALE with lot and build.
Ing. throe-deck Roberts oven, one barrel
Day dough mixer and other EQUIP
ment. cash sales last Saturday, S5O' NO
wholesale, all over the counter dS
Iseavenworth. -
pooL han for sale; viii sell cheap 4
sod at once; must sell on account OF
poor health. five new tables. been out
one vear county seat town, popula-
ton / 800 Address y Sl6, Bee.
WILL nav cash for dry goods, clothing
shoes or general stocks must bo cheap,
quick action give particulars " nrst
latter Address Lock Box w, winter
set, Iowa
MOVING Picture Theaters. real bargains.
mac hines, repairs. supplies, accessories
new and second-hand. See US
OMAHA THEATER Supply Coz.
Baird Bldg souE $3.50
ONLY drug and ieweiry store In a thirty
AghFMkkH town for sale nj a
sacrifice owner retiring Write L. O.,
Rooster brunswick Neh.
FOR SALE Good. clean stock OF Hard
ware live town central NeGaska
Good reason for selling. BE quick Ad'
dress, v 2bi, Bee
list WITH Mic fer quick results. Have
live customers waiting YouNGMAN,
go on NAT HANK. DOUGLAS lt8.
Dowd sale and Auction Co. omaha, have
closed out more mdse stocks than any
other firm M u = Write Tor terms,
THREATENS nuy. lease or sell your the
Theater ~ CO. il0d Farnam. u. 1897
[ WILLIAMS, established % years. 10 buy
mas Reference b. 4 Nat Rank
MOTION PICTURE MACHINES
Y New and rebuilt bargalns supplies
I Omaha Film Exehange i@ 18th ~
OFFICE Tor real estatp " Insurance,
/ rbs Res Mas office Room ioa
Y NOR SALE Picture chow m northwest
am uart ~ Iowa only ahnA IN town
Address % 1886 Ren,
10 sELL b tgy & euslnss,s. sSn 20, 9R
/ va 0tar An af aut ia huslueaa eau on
u 0ANdEsrAh AZ Nee hlds hous Ai
fl Hniakit sell m hos 4 business write
y i'm MWAN einnN stN ia
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-16
PROVIDES
IN ADEQUATE NAVY
HOUSE FINALLY GIVES APPROX
Al TO SENATE EIGHT CAPT.
tai SHIPS PROGRAM.
PASSAGE OF BILL
REPUBLICAN VICTORY
Democratic Leader Makes Speech in
Opposition, Holding Bill Is Height Of
Extravaganza = Provides For Ten
BattIeships in Next Three Years,
With Many Lesser Vessels.

Washington, Aug. 16.-The house of
representatives yesterday reversed it's
position by an overwhelming majority
and voted to provide the nation with
an adequate naval defense, according
to the provisions of the senate naval
bill.
The vote on the adoption Of Con-
gresham Padgett's motion that the
house agree to the senate provision for
the building of 1856 ships within three
years was 2S3 for, 81 against, and 7
present but not voting.
Republican Victory.
The vote was acknowledged as a
complete victory for the Republican
members of the house who, when the
naval bill was considered two months
ago, attempted to amend the bill so as
to provide for eight capital ships for
1861. At that time the democratic
majority denounced the republican plan
as criminally eXtravagant. Yesterday
the same democrats voted to adopt the
senate provision for eight capital ships
in the face of bitter denunciation by
Majority Leader kitchin.
The personnel increases were, ap-
proved without a record vote They
increase the number of enlisted men to
TATTOO.
What Program Provides.
The building program which soon
Will be sent to the president for his
signature follows:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-16
Chicago Produce.

Chicago, Aug. Is.
Butter-Steady; creamery extras,
80: extra firsts, 29d2912; firsts, 27h @
2S1s seconds, 26627
Eggs-Steady; receipts, 1854 cases;
at mark, cases included 15623h; or
binary firsts, 22m23: firsts, 231a 0241a.
Cheese-Unchanged
Poultry-Alive. steady; fowls, 40
II; springs, 19M22.
Pork-Cash, 27.O0; September. 1855 :;
December, 23.221a.
Lard-Cash, 13.45: September. 13.45 :;
October, BAH.
Ribs-Cash, 13.e56145O; September.
14.25; October 1895
Rye No. New, lis.
Barley-72I1.05.
Timothy-Nominal.
Clover-7.90 @14 so
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-16
BIG CROWD AT TRACTOR SHOW
Between 10000 and 10000 People Wit
ness Demonstration.

Cedar Rapids, Aug. 16.-The first
day of the Cedar Rapids Farm Tractor
Demonstration closed Tuesday night
after a crowd estimated at from 49,
600 TO 10000 had visited the grounds,
viewed the exhibits and seen the first
free for-all blowing.
Even the tractor enthusiasts who
have been prophecying the monster
crowds were surprised at the way the
Iowa people turned out to see the
steeds of iron which are fast sup
planting those Of flesh and blood.
After the rains Of Monday no one
looked for such A crowd before We'd
nesday, but Tuesday morning say an
unexpected number at the field. AS
the weather improved and the sun
commenced to shine the crowd in
creased until at o'clock Tuesday af-
ternoon fully 10000 persons were on
the grounds. At o'clock in the at
ternoon over 500 automobiles had been
parked agross the road in the free
parking grounds. From 2 o'clock on.
a steady stream of cars poured onto
the grounds, and by count made a,
1870 it was found that no less thai
1000 cars had been parked
The public blowing exhibition Of the
afternoo probably excited more COM
ment than any other agricultural event
which has ever happened in Iowa. To
see good sized field plowed while a
man would be hitching his team was
almost an unbelievable sight for
many. Then when the sod had been
turned over, the big machines pulled
discs and harrows over it until in
smoothness and cultivation it resem-
bled a garden
Many sa wthe work of the tractor
for the first time, but all were enthu-
siastic over the possibilities for mo-
torizing farming and getting better re-
suits with less work.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-16

In the District Court of Iowa. in and
for Marshall County, September
Term, 1916.
.. l.. Bunting. Plaintiff.
rhe unkriown claimants Of the south
east quarter OF the northeast quarter
and lot four of lot three of lot one, lot
one of lot three OF lot one and lot one
of lot one of lot one of lot one OF the
northeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter, all in section twenty eight,
township eighty-four north. range
eighteen west of the 5th P. M. Of
Iowa, whether sane, insane. minor, or
under any other disability: James
Breuner; Miles F. Arson; Christie .
pher Ford: Joseph Straw: Wells s.
Rice; Chas. Bumbaum; Charles
Birnbaum: Joseph Holmes; j..
Holmes; Martin Perigo; Martin Per-
rrigo; Charles T. Perigo; Charles T..
Perrigo; Viola D. Perigo, Viola D.
Perrigo, Viola Perigo: Thomas B.
Hanna; T. B. Hanna; Thomas B.
Hannah; The Ohio National Bank;
Ohio National Bank; The Ohio Ma
tional Bank Of Cleveland. Ohio; s. HI.
Curtis; H. C. Ellison; s. T. Hanna;
Sophia T. Hanna; Lunetta E. Adams;
Luella E. Adams: Luretta T.. Adams;
Lunetta L. Adams; Lunette E..
Hanna; Mary Hanna; Mary H. Han
ma; Lavina Hanna: Robert Hanna;
Lunetta E. Hanna; George Lamp
man; Samuel Powell; James Mar
tin; w. H. II. Chilson; w. II. Chill
son; Carrie L. Wilbur; Mary B.
Cleaver; Mary B. Lampman; Charles
Lampman: Sylvester Lampman;
Charles L. Lampsan; Chas. L.
I.ampman; Sylvester o. Lampman;
Martha Robinson, Martha M. Lamp
man, Harriet Lampman: Martha N.
I.ampman; 8. O.-Lampman; H. D.
Hartwell; Henry D. Hartwell; John
A. Seig; Milo F. Arson; Patrick II.
smith; P. H. Smith: Lorenzo D. An
SON; l.. D. Anson; 8. r. Phillips; Car
rie g. Hansen; C. j. Hoyt; Silas
Chown; Greenleaf M. Woodbury.; G.
M. woodbury.; Levi Walter; Levi
Walters; Delos Arnold: Melvina NJ
Hartwell: Melvina NJ. Anson; Mary E.
Meliish; Elisabeth Hartwell; Eliza
beth Mellish: Sarah E. Miller, Myrtle
NJ. Miller: Henry Hartwell Miller:
Ida M. Mellish: Calvin Hartwell An
son: Marjory Arson; Henry e. j
I 5fisoardnian; Daniel J. Allen; Calvin
Hartwell; Sarah z. Miller; John l.
Hartwell; all claimants OF the real
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-16
DECISION PERMITS
SUIT TO FORECLOSE
Ruling BY Judge Geiser Makes Pos.
sible Action BY Peabody Committee
Against Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Railroad.


Chicago, Aug. 16.--Judge F. A. Gel
ger. Of the United States district court,
yesterday entered a decision which
permits the Peabody committee to file
suit to foreclose the Chicago. Rock
Island & Pacific railroad. Seven men.
who control about 20 per cent Of the
100000 OF underlying bonds Of
the railroad. comprise the Peabody
committee. The committee holds that
under the, receivershp, the security
of its bonds has been injured.
Judge Geger's decision is opposed
to the arg umeut presented by the
stockholders, led by Nathan l.. Arm
ster of Boston, and the holders Of
most OF the secondary securities, in
Guiding the deberture bonds.
Neither David r. Francis. ambas-
sador to Russia one of the trustees,
of the unde DERIVING bonds. nor the Cen
trail Trust Company of New York. APP
proved the action Of the Peabody
committee. ,!sq @s 'f'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-16
New York Produce.

New York, Aug. Is.
Butter Steady; receipts 12,479
tubs; creamery specials 31@32a
creamery extras 30l2 031h; extra
frsts 2S12 a 30Es : state dairy tubs 1914
$50.
Cheese-Firm; receipts 500 boxes;
state whole milk special, white or COL
ored 11@17R; average fancy 16za q
16A.
EggS-Irregular; receipts 15,207
cases; fresh gathered selected extras
32@33; extra tirsts -27@29: nearby
hennery white fancy 36M40; nearby
hennery browns fancy 34G36.
Poultry-Alive: uncertain, no prices
settled; dressed easier; broilers 219
81; turkeys 23632; fowls 15@221a.