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Evening journal., 1916-09-16

ELIzABEIH HANRAHAN. GRADUATE
~ Fowler & Hanns. Ltd. Chiropody ard
snenicuring, hair dressing ard insisting
No eoc ADAMS ST. D, 4 A.. zoos Ever.
ms by appointment mar.s a.
Evening journal., 1916-09-16

nRoPosAIs FOR FIRE ESCAPES
i Sealed proposals will be received b. ths
Board Of Public Education in Wilmington,
Delaware for closed spiral. or tubular are
secapes feet in diameter for twoetorT
school buildings Submit estimate for ons
and for two 10 he erected a. The ssns time
The Board Of Education 70 build foundation
ard make the necessary changes ~ windows
pipes Bidders 70 submit sketchss showing
the connections frau,s work and general style.
All BIDS TO be deposited on tho desk Of
the president of the board in the Public
Buildings. on or before q clock p NJ. Mon
dsy. September rs. 1915 and must be
marked Proposals for Fire Escapes Tbs
right n reject any OF all bids is reserved.
For further information consult Wm.
Croney, Supervisor Of Repairs
HARRY J GUTHRIE.
septi4st Secretary.
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
)PosALs FOR SUPPLIES

Bituminous Cosl-sssled proposals for
supplies Of btuminCus coal will be received
az the offce Of the Superintendent Of Public
Buildings. Room t36 Public Buildings Tenth
and King streets Wilmington. Delaware, up
70 ? NJ on Wednesday. September 20 for
The purpose Of supplying said building with
bituminous coal until April 90 1917 Spsci-
hcations may be had upon application -
Superintendent OF said building
ROBERT J. FoRMAN
sspt9.7. Superintendent
Evening journal., 1916-09-16
M MFnIcAI- pIcKwTcK
sAITsMFY WANTED.

TRANELING SALESMAN WILL
keep Yon we'll dresfed IN madeto meas
uto cloth't for placing tailoring lines with
merchant eVerT who're No experience
necttsory Write FOR particulars. Overland
Ia lors $50 Jackson Blvd Chicago
tepfoie
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE-ReaI Estate.

FOR SALE-80 ACRES OF FIRST
class agricultural land, situated IL
miles from Potlatch, Idaho, on good
road with rural free delivery. All
under cultivation; 16 acres clover;
IA acres timothy, small orchard;
has house, good barn with hay loft,
and concrete foundation. Unlimited
good water; 21a miles Of fences;
mile of which is hog-tight. Easy
terms. This is a good proposition.
write or call on Potlatch Lumber
Co., Potlatch, Idaho. 39-5
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15

Having disposed of the threatened
railway strike by the passage of the
Adamson law, Congress and the peo-
pie turned their attention to the cam
paign. Now the campaign is over,
and the trainmens controversy is ris-
ing again 10 plague us. Many in
junction suits have already been filed,
and hundreds of them are threatened.
The potentialities of clever phrase
making is shown in this case. From
the universal adoption of the misnom-
er "eight-hour" law, one might imagine
that the issue is whether or not train
men shall work an eight-hour day
Nothing is farther from the truth
Nc argument has been made on the
length of time actually worked each
day. The basis would continue to be
ten hours as heretofore, so far as
schedules and the movements OF
trains are concerned, and the men
would put in the same time as they
have put in heretofore.
The day would be an eight-hour day,
under the Adamsen. law, only. to the
extent that the railway would . pay
regular time rates for. eight hours and
the higher overtime rate for the re-
manning two hours of the usual ten
hour day, and as many more hours as
a man worked
The plan is merely one to increase
wages, and to mask the increase by
leading people to believe that the
argument is over the length of the
working day.
1T has been demonstrated again and
again that one of the best ways of
handling the public is to confuse il.
We grasp easy phrases. We are re-
luctant to think.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15
Farm Topics
Compost for Next Years Garden

Compost for Next Years Garden
Well rotted manure is better than
fresh manure for gardens. That is,
provided the manure is rotted in an in
telligent way, so that the food proper
ties are not leeched nor burned out.
ure that you cannot spread on the
fields now, and you do not want it to
waste, prepare it for compost for
your garden next spring.
A level we'll drained spot, near the
barn door where water will not wash
through the pile should be selected.
With a spade, remove from three
inches to half foot of surface soil
over trip four feet wide, and as long
as necessary. Fill this hole with we'll
rotted manure.
On top of this bed, pile alternate lay
ers, six inches thick, of fresh manure,
and weeds or sod, mixed with earth,
seed will be killed in the process, and
much organic matter will be added by
leaves and straw. When many leaves
are used, little lime should be added.
This pile should be covered with a
layer of earth, to prevent the escape of
plant food Every six or eight weeks
the pile should be forked over and re-
built. Also the pile should be kept |
wet, but not too wet, as that will
cause washing. In six months the COM
posting process should be complete.
Put as much compost as you can on
your garden acre, up to ten tons. More |
should be applied for leaf crops, as
lettuce and cabbage-Farm Life.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15
HELP WANTED.
WANTED-Tarm Lands

WHEAT FARM WANTED-HAVE A
buyer. Sale or exchange. Money to
loan at to per cent. Greene Sc
curity Co. Inc, 302 Title Bldg. Spo-
kane, Wash. s
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15

FOR BALED DAT STRAW SEE r T
Mudgett or Phone 13-N. 37-4S
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15

Strikes of laborers are becoming as
common as the strikes of the town
went out in a body when an effort
was made to replace them by women,
leaving 4645 patients uncared for in
the municipal hospital
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15

A farmer north of the city reports
was the exact shape of O. He says
that a clairvoyant whom he consulted
has interpreted the strange occurrence
to mean that zero weather is to con-
tinue until July 23.-Logansport Qnd.)
PharoS-Reporter.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15

Students of the agricultural depart
ment of the University of Minnesota
baked at milking the prize dairy
cows on Sunday. Six days shalt thou
labor. says one, who says he came to
college to learn to nc better Chris
tian.. What will poor bossy do, if
such heresy spreads?
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15
Classified Ads

Rates-Five cents per line per in
sertiOn. About five and a half aver
for first insertion Csc.
Rates by the week, per word, one
week sc, two weeks &c, three weeks
10c, one month lie.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15

Cigars are to 60 up In price as well
as in smoke. The st. Paul Cigar Deal
ers' association announce that nickle
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15

FOR SALE OR TRADE ACRES,
improved, adjoining city limits.
Thompson Mickey Realty Co. 17tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15

FOR SALE-1 PR. PAINTERS 3S-FT
extension ladders, 1 pr ladder Jacks.
l pr. roof jacks, 1 cornice hook, l
rope 7-8 in, 2 blocks in. pulleys,
also some household goods. 226 N.
Washington St. L. E. Rutland. 41-3p
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15

Redd-n0f to contradict and
eonfute, nor to believe and take for
granted, but to weigh and c0nsid-
r."-Lord Bacon.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15
EOR lighthouses
FOR RENT-Rooms

FOR RENT-TWO VERY DESIRA-
able rooms, furnace heat, modern
conveniences. 425 E. Sd st. Mrs.
David Urquhart 28tf
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15
FOR SALE-MisceIlaneOus.

FOR SALE-HIGH GRADE PIANO
in good condition. Phone Gay. Aft
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-11-15
FOR RENT-Piano
LOST

LOST, STRAYBD OR STOLEN-HOI.-
stein heifer calf. Reward offered
for information leading to ts re-
turn. J. q. Graham, Route 4, Pa
iouss, WASH. 4o-2
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-06
NJ AIRY ALI. COTTON
Has BEEN HARVESTED

week 1.-TWO days.. 2.aSi. 500 shares
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RI AL ESTATE.
AND COURTS
tHANCERf TRANSFERS.
Fifteen Deeds Of Bnrrnin md
Amounting to .Jt,,SIS

'i!ii Garter. executor. ct ais To T.
'.orilIard Co.. ll0Xl35 feet south line
of Main Street, s6 feet west OF Twenty
t"ufth street. December (. 1916. $40
Roland Park Corporation to Mat.
news and Sweeney. lot .. block n,
K"i.nd Park. September |. 1916. tax
Walter 7. Allen, executor, 9, ais 70
Walter T. Allen. trustee. 10 a4xIoo
,ce' north line OF Floyd Avenue.
i'' - feet south of Harrison street,
October ., 1916. $4,000.
Richard Duck hardt ct ais. 10 pon,I la
j.. foycr ct IN, % I-6XI40 fest north
Iine or Graham Road SlI-6 feet west
OF Miller Avenue. December /. 1915,
tax $3.50. $40
Davis Bros, Inc, to Ida V. Howles.
- i-2Nl2o feet north line OF Fourth
Avenue. $50 feet west Of First street,
december !, 1915. tax $3.50. $40.
Roland Park Corporation TO l.. g.
'hase ct nv. lot &. block T.. Roland
tark December |. 1916. tax Sc. $40.
:; I. l'crkinson g, Tx to Gilbert X
i"liock. 5ON 10 feet north line Of Wal
race street, ut Allison Street. Novem-
Der -. 1916. sl.s76
Highland Park Realty Corporation
I" T. +. Okeefe. lot u. block 4. Bat
terry Court Addition. September -.
1915. tax 81. SO.
Henry y. Brizzalara to NJ. l.. Hub
nard, lot IL. block +. Falkland No
vemher q 1916. tax $3.50. $40.
william Henry White ct ux to T.
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NEW YORK; December b. Several .pcci.t-
'!'H r'a 'li"d hiEh MARKS. hut inog, issue.
IN ihe curb 'how"d sign. OF stil sumo ~ir {
ii"n. NsS' .r!aNE scar: when call rn0ney
"'hi w. Sdi"r. With closing bid and ask al
htl"cr: 1903 Actin" Explosives. -i,Is: 10
ladian Nh,"nai Gas AL: l.cto General
No'ors common. lioT 40. $50, Nidya!e steel
GO 20: 100 tinted Motors. SPA so'.. ~
IN |"iifa'!nE 80 ~. - Stands ri Cil
~ Nc" York. I10n:1l. 10 st. nds ri on of
~ J"rs.y o'6s,5,i: go cosd"n " 90. re-
HiInE. I'm Ia 4 50" Cosuen Gas common
.3': ~. ~ M"'ropoii,an Petroleum. n -;
L.'np OK" hona oil common. l"ml2 go 4,
lshln n :: 500 Cons. Arizona S,nejtcrs
Ls-""@ -: 3'"" ,;oidfei' Com. 53utS: "a
JUMBO Extension. 23T -. 2.OGC Mckinley
i,"rrHg h. b-m s.: 2.riN %iui~eiIr IN q, /, nor
- '%nN t!nf' 100 Success. ssG so q
ipuop"h EstcnSiur. t-IGTi II II. 400 i.i,
l."dEc. .. d5T, 1900 Mother Lone lsil n -
1910 ,Gr""n Monster. 3frai. - 200 a., Ium.i
.nd ieI%in" - 2',' :.:G' Boston and Mon
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\. Fore. IlNS5 feet north line Of nm
street. at west line Of Sccotd street.
November 10. 1916. tax IS. $40.
Modern iiomcbuildrrs. Inc. To Louise
Neal ilaskins. lot - aud western part
Of lot 10. block t.. battery Court be
cemhcr |. 1915. tax $40 $40
Arnold WAGNER ct ais. 10 cnrnic
Scott King ct ais. lots L. :, u. block
!. Lee Annex. November Il. 1916. tax
S6.20. SO.
John II. Guy ct uN. to Fannie Jones.
lots aud >, block II. Providence lark
November -. 1916. $500.
Oscar l.. Sweeney Ct vir to Clara u.
Epps. - l-6Ni7a3-i feet known as
2ll3 stuart Avenue. November IA. 1916.
$4,000.
w. NJ. TaliafcrrO ct ny. tn ONcrtou
Dennis ct ais, lots 20 and IL block
y. Henry Place. December {. 1916. tax
81. $40.
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CHANcEnf RELEASE DEEDS.
SIt.JHn.

NJ. - Nunn;,lly. trustee to Annie
blanche King. lot :. s,1,,arc 2 lin.
h'nd i.ark December =. 1916. $3.50
NJ. II. Nuuually. trustee to Annie
!tianchc King. lot =. square =. Highland
iark. December >, 1916 S2,23j
Julien Gum. trustee. to X, L. HorucS
~ 10 i-2 feet southwest corner of
titth ana Clay Streets. December ,
1916. Si0.A9. =
w. T.. Purcell. .Ir.. trustee. to l.. J.
iteattic. 81 y lo0NSo feet west line OF
CRANKY street. 1875 97-lpN feet north Of
larE street. November -? 1916 81 UGO
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RICHMOND NAY MhkEFT.
1sichtnpul Va n.,nu,b,..
Culc,Go LIVE Srock MARkrr.

,nil'AGo. pec"mb"r g. Hogs Receipts.
$50: strong. IL cents :" = cents .b"v,.
NItG ,.hes ny.rars bulh. $685. 50 ci /;
,'EH'' .SN.Nou $40. niN"d. $3.50 Il $40 20;
h."aSyy, SEQ sio.s5; rough $3.50 = 50 -: pigs
GattI.- Receipts. 5000. weak Native 10. j,
.. iil". ">ofi so. Western steers sr.ifi
sio.Y'' Styrher' aud f.c,icr, :tsou 37.,5. COW.
ST. - ''''''
sheep Receipts 1909: nrin Wo,b.r.
Ssaom $40. lambs. $40 Np.i si2.;
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cHA>cEHf DEEDS or Trust.
Seventeen Deeds of Trust. Amounting
to S35.t

S.O1
Thomas a. Stanford ct ux to T.: l..
schmidt: trustee, lot .. block |. Ginter
rark December |. 1915. .sl.47o
re- ,S D. rrank,'n t" l.. o. Wendenburs,
street known as co. South Linden
street. December l. 1916. $500.
A. \ Cosby ct ux. to ". u. Nun
Park. December ., 1916 $3.50
i. 6. Spear ct uN. to T.. T.. Schmidt
trustee. lots IL, square IL. plan Of
Highland Park. November : 1916.
l." 6. Chase q, NIX. to Richard NJ. An
dcrSon. trustee. +tXl54 fee, south line
OF Hawthorne Avenue. go feet west
So.a22.07
Ida V. nowles to II. r. Clayton e,
ais nj ,, Trustees 81 i-2xiso feet north line
461.aS
l.. J. Beattie ., ux. TO T. L. W. Good
'wyn; trustee, :SxSo feet. known .s s
South CRANKY street October 20. 1916.
s3.54o.
T.. j. Eea,,te e, NY to W. {. camp.
trustee. 30 l-@xso feet. known as 6
$3.50.
Ivy y. Layton =, vir 70 LeI:oy T..
Brown 81 ais. trustees. .ax12o feet
known ns BPS chaiiin street. Novcm-
Dor 2S. 1918 $500.
Laura T. crutchdcld ., vir To- Leroy
T.. Brown ct ais. l00xlls feet. known
as -! Lamb Avenue. November 81.
1916. $500.
Donald T.. Boyer ct ux. to Hardin
Is. Bachc, trustee, ;? l-SNlto feet north
line OF Graham Road. 81 g feet west
81 Miller Avenue. December !. 1915.
Sl.6i492
GiIber, X. Pollock to w L. Sulli.
van. trustee. 5cNlt0 feet north line Of
Wallac. street, AT Addison street No
vcmhcr ~. 1915. sl.0NS
James y. Cook 10 Wallace T. Brown,
trustee. 20Nil feet known as North
Elm street October .. 1916. $3.50
James n. Cook 10 Wallace T. brown.
trustee. c0N+l feet. known as 10 North
Elm street. October .. 1915. S2.a5o
James u. Cook to Wallace +. Brown.
trustee. 2Ox4l feet. known as 10 North
Elm Street. October ?. 1915. s2.95O
Clara f. Epps ct vir To Leroy L.
Brown ct ais, trustees. - l-1xl7a3-,
feet. known as 2ll3 stuart Avenue.
November ~, 1916. $4,000.
Ovcr'on u. Dennis ct ais. to John
NJ. Purcell, trustee. lots 20 and II.
block y. Henry Place December {.
1916. $500.
HISTiNGS DEED or TRI 81.
One Decd uf 'wruht. Amounting Il,
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HuSTINGS tOunT. PART II.

The following suits were nled voc.
terhaH ~ Hastings Court. Part n
south Richmond: 80
Iia'ti" e. Chatter against tho v;r.
ginia Railway aud i'ower Comma,
10, Sa.o"". No declaration was filed
y. Thomas Mosby against Edgar ~
Mosby. for $4,000 ~
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BY Associated Press

v.,.,,\. ~ ASSnc!ated Pr~ss
NS'iiN'iTDN. December iron rurdi
ions in III" South during November wer,
r.EiieWri ,o-msr In III. national weather
. N'cpt 10 south Carolina cotton seems
~ ~, rractcn'lv an harvested In thu
,-"rrnLnaa general killing fros: came ~ tn.
To-! ",,"'h IN m" rrain cotton arcas ir.c lot :
tor ho'ls canch, bN the sreo-c 40 ~ ~
i"nhnitl"n Mat many will or"n over tn
nulN ~ nc cotton belt r~a-cely a-v 90,
'"i remained sui,i""t to injury whom III,
-. .r"c"inc wca her s"v"r"lv injured tr,,r,.
nv ;rar'i"ollv all Southern States. IN, .,'ns,
rue" eS'an"d il the warmer portion
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HENHICO TRANSFERS.
Three Deeds Of narEnin and Sale
Amounting Co S.,75p

Greater Richmond Realty Company.
me. To Laura V. Bolen. lot 80. block
-. plan OF Monument Park. August
80. 1916. tax 81. $40.
Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Company. nine acres ON Almonds
creek. a part Of Mnyo's Addition. Jan
uary -. 1905. tax 81. ST.
James l.oWrie ct ny. To Albert J.
fhtlippi ct al. l2Ox20o feet west line
OF Cedar Avenue, southwest corner OF
Cedar Avenue and Road street No.
vcmber -. 1916 Sl.4JO
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RICHMOND LIVE srock N,cxr,

,"f> a' lhlnu Sto"kN r,l
i"hmond. Va. Dccemhs- = 1915
knn"rt Tor IN" week ending November -
n"''e steers. tn ~: medium to :oou. /;
i" -. common Ia ,atr -. to 81. Choice
W'ticfs. !" -: III, Giunl Ia good. -. 10 g.. :
common iu fair. -. To- a., Choice Gov {
:. 80 medium :" good -. 10 ~ common to
,"':, "a. ~. Best oxen. ~. To -. medium
J." E"oI. a. 10 81. common 20 fair. :. To ~. :
n"nfN huiIs. -. io ~. !iEni. u. 10 o. Rest
nsavI hogs. 100: medium weight, ~. TO o..
,iEEn,, 81 u" =; SONS and stays. i IL !. I,-,t
S1heep' 90 70 -. common "a fair ~, to- ~.
brSt lambs. 10 10 lo'. common 10 fair
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CHARTER ISSUED.

Tho following charter WAS issucd
Yesterday by the State Corporation
Commission: -
Hartford Clock Corporation. Rich
nonn. MaNimum 100000: minimum.
$1,000; par value. 500 r. J"ranE
IluntZinEer. president and trcasurer.
Matthew Rogers. vice president both
Of Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE M>KErr

NEW YORK. December Raw sugar.
S'"anN ""ntrituEal. G.Si. mnlnSScS. ~: re-
hn''. irregular. Ruttcr. hriu"r 'hc"s".
SteAiN Srn, coffee, quiet: III" - ?',c.
Ai'.r showing steadin"ss carly a. the
ADVANCE III lard Cottons"c,i oil SaErsd IN
under scattered liGuidstiuu prompted by
~, v"akn"sS in cotton and Indifferent, out
Sihe demand Final prices were to .
limits net lower. Sales. ai.5"o barrels.
IN" nark", closed caster. spot. l. 20 hid /:
II"ccmb" l2.lo n 1c.,G: january !" 60 q, 80, :
F.bru"iy l?SsMl2.G.: March. I:"oHi!6 .
Anil. l. - n 1855. NAV i2I. a l. IL. Irlu.'
T.. =, u - Il: July. lc1i n la...;
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RAILROADS.
Norfolk q Western Railway

pNil ALL Raj. LINt 10 sOKFOLK.
J.. Leave Dyfu street <,os il,.uI,,,.n,,
fo,. .,Oi.. In: -,:i;. a. 81. no a. u.
..roi Li..CinCisG AND THE WEST.
y a. oil ;M ,.oY NJ. 900 +; 81. ss;ii
AtTh. i.iIhn,ohu IRON Norfolk: .1l..,
a. NJ. 90. l.. 81. 'y:Vv T. ST. .ii:ao = ~
ron, the "sat: 'G:io a. 81. .s.gT ~
L. 81. - 'i.' ''o'
Daily tDaiIy except Sunday. ,su,a,,
W nENfi.I.. W.. SAUNDERS
=, II, IL, i.Vayohe. >, H. r A.. Roanota
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M>RI,IAGE LICENSE.

Tho following marriage liceu.e u.,-
ISSUED yesterday by the cleric Of ,I,c
liusiings Court: nv
william L. Clark and Katie Waurb
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NAVAL. STORIES

SANANNAiI. Ga, December i-Tnru.,.
nmt; quit, %; sales non"; r.c"ipts. 55s
CASKS: shipments. "a casks: stock. .: ~
casks. Eosin. hrm: SAILS 2&so barrels: 70
.tln,s 50 barrels: shipncnts, lit7 barrels
STOCK: :,'J' barrels. Quote: a. 10 - -
~ II g. 52S: Il; I" J.. *, NJ. go. n
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SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT
SHOWN IN THE MARKET
Effect OF Presidents Message and
More Reasonable Money
Rate.
BETTER PRICES LATE IN DAY
Character "f Buying Causes Suspi-
cion That II l. Chiefly Shorts Who
Arc Taking StoCks-SpeCial Divi-
blends Arc Planned
ny RRoAp,\ WALL.

=.
location OF tho Presidents mcsssE" TODAY
with moro reasonable money rate, gave
Wall Street slightly better market; rric"s
"crc heavy most o, the daN hut III tbs
late afternoon, thcr" wss 81 quick recover
!, must b. admitted. however. that tn,
character or tho buying rus,o TN" SUE
oictcn that II va, rhi"''y shorts who w"~r
taking thu stocks. shorts toar III, eject
OF the Presidents ro.,sprc ON tho .oun,ry
iinror,.,Ion of Merry <iO6pGoHi in c"it
thai has heo" r'"""eH VIII break Tho
WIZ, has h.rp.n.d in ne money. msrke,
10 alarm Inc publte {, makes litu. az,
fsrenc,. what reasons. whether good or bad.
the "a, that n calling % losms hss ncen
sea mon Rth,t,nI ,hun ,h r'" Sis n omsS
pu Mhsn s'Sgks wsre 20 points 2Msr ihe,,
;s,s GSSiT ,;m Hn@ om H"msy AZ, 49, N"W
Mxe the nsshSr si"ck prices '', in loans a. ''"F
ALMOST HENOND CONTROL
- ferhasI> the most important featur" .,
In. naiAint sd,n.,i"n is m vyiuynrc tn.t
.i,mos, n'!Gn9 ."nr"i II Ms onlN few
"hsse Slo1aas IL f "n pnSr 70 ,Hme r
T.. the the a ,,Ia only III. wHrnirE, of The
they nnd Themselves unable TO obtain re-
the s bank d 6c sa''ms at i%s"s
,nnds pr%p"riy thsS WOULD have G"n" to the
Ser failure IS y" ""s i% %"S u ,rS
!c>sness an making loans. one 81 the chief
10 away with pcriodic rnomey panlcs ne
-ecent occurrence proves that tn. law is not
rate in tho world prevails in the city wnerc
world. hu, tn" greatest suppy OF collateral
ami OF unres;ra!nsu credit.
rast enough /" corrsci the situation as fas,
as II threatened to become serious rns
easy none aSain :3r "a iew days, hui bank
ers say demands ma, NH come within q
st,.npifms, 70 inak. Wali street understand
-thAt speculation must h" Curbcd.
'""N''' >"A"I - I mN&p m : rnor.
The tobacco share. NAY" been taken in
nr f Is Of aIi ktn 90" are r. lie "a
ami II is only natural that the stocks shouIu
nanies dread arc mak,nEf The r r"a,rs, ne,
other spcci.ltIcs. as. Toy INSTANCE ia. Rar
. Ra nrc 'fmmE pe " cent
.A,ra for ~ c";mn.@" Sn"Iem%fs,s MGn-
nation OF pron,ani: so",r"c,s VIII ~"
Great northern ant tn" Northern fach".
future Earnings nt tho pis,iIlers Scouri-
thu, makcs tho stock attr.ctiv" Intcrua-
tional Nick"i j. recovering from tn" "dy"Tse
the han Of the. British government. Wheel
nf and d fe Mrs 'S Is are ssmTns he is
earning as much for ,hH c"mH,",m shares a.
deal higher.
SEW voEN: pecssms;Gr IMerc.g,tlo n; r.
sl5p-: oomncrcinl sixty day hills GA banks
S'.u; ,own:rciai ,siNty-hay. hill. A7o'4:
a.. M.tic IN ioSiis,rs NJ. ,iS 1 :
nords. ,,ead>; railroad bonds. rr"egl.r
and SIX months, :. csll money, strong, iul-
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. AGO, L-"-nIb"r 0.-RaDrr,. thai for
'tsh.rN "'r. araiu active nuyt,s bfnug
hb@Ht decided advance 20 Gny in whra I
."ipt' "hi.h w~r" also lif'sd ~ IoTuiis
""fa met fT@1idcn' Wiiron wpuid directly
""i">t "IS .nharro "r fcnis,un- Tn
.h"T:cl '!oN'G stTons. with MAJ 1t 81
10 - ~, trd .iuiy a 81 COS .si, Oth"r
tc"Tlrr SiaDl's. TOO. all -hoG.d gains corn
.,sr :" .. oats i:.o 70 ~. and rrovisior.s
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>TINt.s TRANSFERS.
Two Deeds Of UurRniu and Sale,
Amounting Tn NS.l.n

Central Realty Company. Inc. to J..
y. Green, 81 :-3NliS feet north line Of
Stoncwall street. - "a feet east OF
Twenty ninth Street December =, 1916.
tax 81. $40
john II. Swartwout ct uN. to II. g.
liauGi". 33N feet west line of
twelfth street. ~ feet south Of Me
Donough street. November - 1916
S9lI.
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Si"ncwall street. II % feet east OF
twenty ninth street: second. 81 20 ny
~ trct north line Of Stoncwail street
~ twenty eighth street. December 3
1916. $500 -
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MAnKEr.

trading. "
$50" >-'' S"''""
Shccr and lamps. firm. sheep cr"s S. 10
kS": 'ulls. $50. lambs slaoiI .li % :
CullS. 50 -. ' 49,
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rt:TERSRrEG pNANl.r ,IAEk..

brnort"d ny Rodgers. rluinm"r & 90 Inc
Pt:TERSBtIsi. VA. December 5-Svan-
stock, '.S5 mor bushei.
NrEinias- Farmers stock Market erv,
Now stock. Fancy Jumbo. g.. per hound:
"Aua prime. ai.c per pound: prime. ~.
pounc. "-'
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
COTTON GOODS

NEW fpRt December 5.-Dry goods ma
k"ts wcr" uuietsr in tho wholesale division
in-ual but prices he'll higher and firm,
zion goods and yarns were steady. bur
,"p~ were stronger. Mems was his cher
Dress goods "cr" hrm. Raw silk Was
higher 800 ""''