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The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, July IS-DGGs-M,rsrs quiet Nry-
land. PennsylTEuih and nearby trsts. Esa; EAstsrn
Shore. Maryland and virginia, hst3, Ss~2i West
ern Ohio h1ts. ZS2; West Virginia hrsts. Zs2>
Southern North Carolina hrsts. Hz2 TIE mar
kst for WeStern eggs is hrm We-=n fre<h. eAss
count, D; csndled. Zs8
BCTTER-Sepsrzto-. exIr4s BAD; do. frxx, rs
q prints. l4lb.. eTtls. 3%H; trstx zsSs: DO.
l-Ib extras. Soz5; hrsts ns&S: bloch, 3 Ia.
extras. 2slSo; frstS 3s2s; dairy pr1nts. MEryisnd.
Pennsylvania and Virginia ertls. Zzo; trStS. zs1;
storepscksd. hrsts. IA.
LIVE POCLTRY-Proes pr pound. unless oche--
wise stated Chickens. sp<ns l&A1 lhA. q; do
IL 70 ~ Tbs.. 3a27; do. under IL Ia. a<9;
do, White Legho-u, aE25: do. old hens. hssyy.
and stAEz loAll Ducks, Muscsvy and nonso<
old l3Sl4; do. white Pekins. Old Il; do, Indian
Runners, l2zlS; puddle large, fat old. rsls; Do.
Go, smaller, i6si1. P1sSons peiT. old. 3: do.
young. 2. Gutnea fowl each oh. 90
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUus-roe
do No. Z bsl. L5OaL7si %. Norta o4-olta., No |
1910; York River, bbl. 2z~2Sl do Rpps-
hammock. bol.. 2za1S; do, HAstsrn sAore Virginia,
bbl., 25a2p; sppls. Early HH-st tInsy.
!. barrel b4skes. 5O~7S Aspaasas MAryiEnd .ad
Virginia No l. doz=n. loO=lR; do, caIh dos~ns
6~66. Beans. nAttr, Srven, 6ushs- s~soi da.
wax, bushsl. s$Loo; RAppshannoGk bush1. bxxs-s
Sai6 Beets RSposhAnnoc5, b1nch a.5; Do. n,-
tive. bna- 2xS. Blhckb--rrs. North C&ro1n&-
quart 4S6 do. EAstsn Sho-s aA-71Go6 eaarS
Sas. Co, hAppshAnoocG- o1cE-t I'D oo1&SA
Norfolk EzL. Loozl-5i do. e-..x Lus.3; do
Eastern Shore, virsiniA barI L5sl1. o>zt>-
loupes North Carolina c.es, LE.l5I Do O~n-
foTuA. nAt c1t1. looalDJ do, ttsoo.rd czrA
2 JOz2 .; do. GeorrA c-ztA L2s-T5s com Bxp-
Tshannock dozen. l0Slz: c8canb<al Sofo1 h<s
ket 4os6O; do. ool. L2a1ni do nsttrS h>xsss
5oaS: egEplnts, Florida crxssl LS&a-hi Do Nor
fo1. per GIte 2us2Si eoo-e-rass My
land and Virginia. Green pounS IAAi; hoan.o~-
nes. quA-t, 6zs: hle. native eusb<i boa. z~Ss
Lettuce native, bukhel boa. aA,s; do, Nv Yo1.
basket oc box LOCAL q onions-ccnHs- -BeunzhA.
crate. l5a2Oo: DO, p~- vry1ntA- ysno~, busnd
basket looNls; %, ysnov. b<1Te< xshAnl d.
white. bard Sus&2i DO. A.ryi>od sd RsH,-
rer LSs23; Do, BAssen sho-1 NAry1kn1, hm.
Gal %: do. bGskst. tOsse; Do. cAz1sr G<Si p~n.
prs Florida crate, Ico~2es pkns<lpaa. FntA
crsu l-51a8: rspo-11eS re6 pint s.Ag dn-
quart sas: black quart g. rSnh0A nxtrs SEdh,
lGl'.: squash. NATIVE. oasksc, 1nn rnn~soA.
MississipsI. c-G-e. T5alu; do. Pueozn>1 cxsA -
90: do Anne A-undsl b<skrs ihosl5S vuas~
melons. C-orTl1 lE41A
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
PRICES ON RISE
But BUYERS FEW
Several Issues, Recently Nota'
bly, Depressed, Show Sharp
Moving Up Tendencies.

New York. July 13.-The most impor-
tant feature in the stock market today
was the advance In the Bank OF Eng
land discount rate from to per cent
this being the first change since August
g. 1914. nearly two years ago. The ma
jortty Of observers, however, were Of the
opinion that the development had no
effect on the local security list.
There was much discussion OF the prob
able connection of the rise in the dis
count rate with the course OF the local
money market. Since Monday, however,
there have been relaxing tendencies in
money. and today these were even more
in evidence.
Three million dollars more Of gold was
received today from Ottawa. This makes
s162, 900 to date.
There was little change in speculative
conditions. Prices at the beginning were
generally higher. and the early trading
was characterized by a recovery extend
ing from a fraction to two or three
points, or so. Sharp moving up tendencies
were shown in some issues which have
been distinctly depressed recently. Pub
lie buying, however showed no expan-
sion
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Liquidation General.

W. B. Hibbs & Co. yesterday received
the following analysis OF the New York
stock market from Logan & Bryan:
Liquidation on a rather broad scale
invaded practically all quarters OF the
industrial department and declines in
many instances were rather extensive,
especially so in the motor business. There
was no news of a startling character and
the dropping tendency is attributed prin-
cipaly to the application of a remedy
intended to bring relief to a strained
technical condition so apparent in the
stocks that were exploited to extremes
last year. Until the industrial section Of
the list becomes fortified in a way to
resist nquidating sales, and as such a
point does not seem to have been reached
It is highly probable that the downward
movement will be extended"
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slump in LOCAL
SECURITIESNOTED
Washington Gas, However,
Proves Exception to Tend
ency of General List.

Lower levels in local securities featured
trading at the local stock market yes-
terday. The most marked exception to
the rule was Washington Gas, which ad-
vanced from 70 3-4 76 Is after one
share changed hands at 7s 1-2. Capitol
Traction also proved a little stronger.
as an odd lot of ten shares brought IS 10
A sale OF fifteen shares of Chaplin
Sacks at no showed slight easing off
in this commodity, as the previous days
sales brought 175. The bid dropped from
ITO to 1S, but was bought at within a
fraction OF the bid price, after call.
Other sales included 5000 worth OF
Potomac Electric Power consolidated 8
per cent bonds at 101 1-2; 5000 worth of
Riggs Realty Qong) 5s at lo2; a $500
Washington Railway and Electric at
50 IA; 60 shares of the preferred stock of
the same company at 81: shares of
Mergenthaler Linotype stock at ls4 l-2,
and shares of Metropolitan National
Bank stock at 1876
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
Circuit Divtsion No. 1.
Justice Gould.

Prince VS.. Washington Terminal Com
pany. ct al: verdict for plaintiff for 81, 400
against Washington Terminal Company;
and in favor of other FIVE railroads
named as co-defendants; plaintiffs attor-
neys. George E. Sullivan and w. C. Eng
lish; defendants attorneys, McKenney &
Flannery and Hamilton & Hamilton.
Motions for today at 10 a. M
l-Henderson VS.. Mann; ATTORNEYS.
Ridout. Hill-Sullivan
@Wood VS.. Supreme Lodge: attorneys,
Gardiner-Sinclair. Littlepage
FCohen VS.. Parker; attorneys, Wolf,
Newmyer-Ridout
6-Landreau VS.. Heee. ct al; ATTORNEYS.
Mcnamara, Baker-Ridout
6Columbia Building and Investment
Company VS.. Dorsch; attorneys, Wright.
Brsdley-Carter.
Won Cnschild VS.. Dyer; attorneys.
Costello
SMelton VS.. Union Transfer COMPANY:
attorneys. Mangan-Richardson &. Shreve.
Sin re Catherine weems; ATTORNEYS.
De Lacy. Colbert-Richardso son. &, Shreve
10 and 1l-Espert VS. Franklin Insur-
ance Company and Potomac Insurance
Company. attorneys. Murphy, Mohun-
Darlington, Sullivan
l2-Birdwell VS.. Cotton: attorneys. Mil.
Ian & Smith-Newmyer
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE,

Quotations given below for large lots of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may be sold for less Fancy goods
command higher prices
EGGS-Fresh, per doz-, Za2A
BCTTER-Best prints new. per b.. aIs; do
tub per h.. ST5 process, per h., q; store-packed
per lb., Da2
LARD-Tub. pure per Ib. ual2; do, compound.
per lb.. loh; cottouseed oil. per can, 3T5
CHEESE-New York. new. per Ib, Is: fta rer
lb, Is; Swiss domestic, per lb., %; do foreirn
per b., 40.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, per h. lsals: ro.st.r,
per h.. II; spring ducks. per h. IS; chickens
spring. per lb.. Z5a5; turkeys. per Ib %
GREEN GOODS-Beans, per basket aa75. berts
per 100. 20a3o; cabbage new, per crate 5a75.
cantaloupes. per crate 1ooa3o0; carrots per bunch
2a3; csuhower. basket, 5oal loo celery, FLORIDA
per crate 2ooa275; corn, North Carolina psr crSfs
75al.25; cucumbers. per basket 5oa75;; cymblina,
per crate, oasS; eggpants. per crate T5al.5: kaIe
per bbl., Ea5o; lettuce. New York. per basket
L2sal.75; lettuce, per bbl., 150a2 50; onion, r,r
sack 2ooa225; do. Texas. 25h4o; peprer, ner
crate, 0aloo; potatoes. per bbl.. 25oa275 tomatoes
nearby. per box. 7saLoo; turnps per bunch, sasis.
FRUITS-Apples, per bbL, l.ooa2 80; cher1eo rer
crate. l.ooa3oo; grapefruit. per box loa4 30:
lemons per box. Looai.5o; oranges, per crate oos
AIS; peaches. per crate l.oos2 s. pineapples- per
cTate, 2ooa2so; oackberries per qt 5as; raspter.
iies per qt.. GALS huckleberies, Der at. "a 70.
Natemelons, eacf MnS.
LIVE sToCK-yeal calves, prime per In tosx.Il
do. medium. per Ib.. sAalo; spring lambS fat. p~
lh. lp3au-
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Supreme Court, District of Columbia
Equity Division No. 1.
Juurlce Gould.

justice Gould.
Kelley VS.. Kelley; alimony pendente
lite ordered; plaintiffs attorney. T. L.
Jones'
French VS.. Fendall; order of publica-
ton; plaintiffs attorneys. Fred Mckee
and A. G. Bishop.
kerper VS.. Dorsett; account of trustee
approved and Distribution ordered: plain
tins attorney. w. G. Dunno.
Dobbins VS.. Dobbins: rule on defendant
returnable July q; plaintiffs attorney
H. H. Hollander.
Lincoln VS.. American Security and
Trust Company; rule returnable July 10
PLAINTIFFS attorneys, d. T. Wright and
7. NJ. Wampler.
Evans VS.. Evans; referred to Margaret
M. Murray, examiner; plaintiffs attor.
ney, F. r. Whippler.
King VS.. King; rule discharged and
petition dismissed; plaintiffs attorneys
R. NJ. Hudson and ]. A. Hicks; de,
fendant's attorney, C. T. Hendler.
Romero VS.. Romero: rule on defendant
returnable July q; plaintiffs attorney
II. l. Tignor.
Kelley VS.. Kelley; report of trustee ap-
proved; plaintiffs attorneys. MILAN 6
Smith.
Baker VS.. Lee: order OF publication
plaintiffs attorney. F. Snowden HILL
Barrett VS.. Washington Loan and Trust
Company; reference to NJ. ". Murray
examiner: plaintiffs attorney, Charles T
Tittman.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
Interpret Kern Amendment,

Interpretation OF the Kern amendment
relating to interlocking directorates, has
been made the subject of an important
ruling by the Federal Reserve Board
The amendment permits dual office hold
ing in banks that are not competitors.
The board holds that two banks are
in competition, within the meaning Of
the amendment, II the business engaged
in, under normal conditions, conflicts or
interferes. or II the cessation of COM
petition between the two would be in
furious to customers, or result in ap-
preciably lessening the volume OF busi-
ness OF either institution.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, July B-WHEAT-Ftm; fair de-
nand. No l Northern, T. o. b., L3l; new No 2
red. (. o. b., Lls15. to arrive; No 2 hard winter.
l.25a, f. o. b.; No. l macaroni, to arrive, aDH :
No. l Manitoba, L3o&- Exporters took 500 900
bushels. part Manitoba. but chiefly new hard win
ter. August, September, via the Gulf at 51sa6c
over September.
CoRN-Weaker: inactive inquiry. New No Q
yellow, fresh shelled to arrive 90 C T. T.; new
No. B. fresh sheled, to arrive. 9Is, C. /. T. EG-
porters took 30 900 bushels to arrive
OATS-Firm moderate trade. STANDARD Az:
Nc white. 4sa+sBs; No. white, 45a451l elevator
basis unsradsd 451sa4si5- Exporters took 10000
bushels Canadian and native
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, July l3.-FL0UR-Strons; business IS
moderate. Kansas straights to arrive in car lots
5!1a550; spring patents for July to August. 5.5oa
500 spring clears 4sna5l5; soft sraights to arrive
47os5OO; hand winter strsights for July-August
5aa5. 50. All quotations are on sack basis in whole
sale lots
PORK-Steady; dealings are inactive. Mes. 8. .5a
200; family, = .ooa9oo clear. q. .oaT.p
BEEF-Demand is moderate. Prices steady.
Packet. Is. s.Oal9oO family l950a2.oo; extra Indian
mesS, q coa3On.
LARD-Steady: inquiry Is moderate. Prime West-
EN-. N.oo: reaacd continent. H35; South American
l46o; refined Brazilian in kegs, 1880; beef stearine
Il; lard stearine, quiet at l4S.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago July l3-While the Nrerpool wheat
market advanced only ID todAy, the trade there
was quite uneasy because they fear that crop con
ditions in our Northwest are likely 10 turu out
much worse than claimed by those who looked
the country carefully.
special cable frm Londnn said that the
export offers OF wheat were much smaller that
the shipments from the Argentine were expected
TO be light for little time and that India
10 in no position to make shipments and that
Australia is in the same position The bids from
abroad were better basis and were more
numerous than at any time since the black rust
claims were cabled TO the other side
There complaints in the spring wheat crnn-
Try Of possible weakening Of the plant hy lack
Of moisture and excessive heat
Corn showed gains Of ksS cents today Oats
was higher early but csSed of with the other
grains, closing AaAs cents lower TO UNCHANGED
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
PHILADELPHIA GRAN

theT advance Of ? o-ats IN this u<-ft, dn. "
stronger Western Sdvioes sd a. dsnxzh We,
quote: Gar lots. IN export sleTttn. Ne . I'D
spS. ICaslIl: No. 2 Sou+Asro red luL-Ns,
steamer. No. rcd- lossl6; No. vd, lo<Aot.
rejected A. LoJ4sl 05s; rejected b lGA-0
CORN-wEs IN fair REQUEST and trn, unda nps~
crate offerings We QJloSst Cx- lox for local trsd.
10 location. Wests-n. No. yellov. $3.50 d.
steamer yelow. SAP; No. yellow, s5rxsrsi
do. No. yellow. S51zAsf4
OATS-Sold fairy and ruled n-a and spsn y
cent higher under light oSerfnES. We quote; No
white. Elzsis standard white, %5zE1-I No,
r-i-s. '5aE. NJ I white. El1s4Z4; sample oGta
osln- nrrlfch oats. Erded altaaa
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. July B.-WHEAr-Receipts. Begl
bushels all Western; shipments from elevators
IA sos bushels stock in elevators, l4z 3el bushels
The market opened hrner follows: Spot l.lo;
No. Western, 1.lZi1; July, l.Io. and September
l.l3k nominal.
CoRN-Receipts. lsles2 bushels consisting Of
l9 5e6 bushels Western and Sc bushels Southern
shipments from elevators, s5 busneis; stock in
elevators S04, ,e2a bushels Prime sail yellow corn
quotable at 90 per bushel. The market opened
frmer. Spot and July, 8k, nominal
OATS-Receipts I7s, ,s8 bushels; withdrawn from
elevators Z3 6A bushels; stock in eevator LIS t3i
bushels. Prion were: Standard white, ELaaO; Ne,
whits. 4s,ials, and No Z white, SzAacA
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July 13-seIling by Wall Street houses
based on weakness in securities and a report
that a local crop authority will tomorrow issue
a favorable statement regarding the condition
Of the plant sent the cotton market OF today
after it had shown a irTner tone Last quotations
point net higher to points net lower. Trade
active.
Spot at Liverpool was quiet at a decline Of 3
points on the basis Of sold for mid-upland Fu-
tures in the English market closed steady at
net advance Of F4a51z points Spot here was
quiet and points lower at l2.ao cents; the sales
were 100 bales.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

United States VS.. Ambrose Mason;
housebreaking and larceny; pIea mo,
guilty withdrawn and plea guilty en-.
tered; referred to probation officer: at.
torneys.T. l.. Jones and r. A. Hughes
United States VS.. Lloyd Monroe: low
riding; recognizance 800 taken.
United States VS.. James Bartrau: rob.
berry; bench warrant returned cepi; de.
fendant committed
United States VS.. Lonnie W. Perry,
assault with a dangerous weapon; rec.
osnizance 800 taken with William W
Stewart surety.
Assignment for today
Motions, sentences and arraigments.
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Furnished by w. b. Hibb. & Co.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

Chicago. July I3.-HoGs-Receipts 1900 head
firm; bulk s.75sl0.!o; light e.5oalo.Io; mixed "a
lo2o heavy. 9.i5alO.25; rough. s.45asso; pigs sI5a
go
CATTLE-Receipts, 5000 head steady; native beef
cattle, 7.!0all.oo stockers and feeders 54oas 40
COWS and heifers, 3 5oae 60; calves. s5oal20
sHEEP-Receipts. 1900 head; strong; wethers
6.s5as. 20; lambs. 75oall.oo
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Southern Earnings.

Gross earnings of the Southern Rail-
way for the first week OF the fiscal year.
commencing July I, are reported at
$,353,556. as compared with sl.l71,3l1 for
the corresponding week of the previous
fiscal year. The gain was 1886 per cent
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
Equity DivIsion No. Z
JuRtiCe McCnx

Richmond Park Improvement Company
vs. Hight; on hearing; plaintiffs attor-
ney. d. w. o'Donoghue; defendants at
torneys. D. T. Wright, T. VI. Wampler.
Ellis & Donaldson and A. H. Ferguson.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York July I3-Money on call today opened
at ~ per cent; high. ~ per cent: low. IN per
cant; Close. ~ per cent. Most Of the loans were
az { Per cent
Tine money was slightly easier in tone. In
dustrial loans which constituted a considerable
poportion Of the business, quoted at ~ TO 5
Per cent On mixed collateral. the quotations were
4af5 per cent for ninety days 70 six months The
standing Of the borrower played same part in the
terms.
Mercantile paper was quiet In town. the demand
being rather apatheric- There was very fair
demand from the country. with, however. ~ per
cent as a medium Rates: 4afa Ter cent for
SIXTY 70 ninety days Inducements; 4Aa4k per cent
for choice four to six months single names
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
Probate Division.
Justice Could,

Estate OF Jane E. Blauvelt: petition
for probate of will filed; attorney, An
drew Wilson
Estate of Jane f. Blauvelt: will dated
June 90 1914. filed.
Estate of Henry SterTenhagen: will
dated October 30, 1875 and November 20.
1915, and petition for probate filed: at
torney. c. H. Merillat
Estate of Isreal w Lieele; order franz
ing issues.
Estate of John R. Mclean: order con-
tinuing hearing until July IS: attorneys.
w J. Lambert and Joseph ". Bailey.
Estate of Clara J. Chase: order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Frank c. Somes
bond $4,000; attorney. Frank c. Somes.
Estate James F. Edwards; order ad-
tiers testamentary to Edward Edwards
and Harry McWhorter; bond 500; attor-
neys, Gibbs & Whitney
In re Annie B. Hackenyos; petition for
authority to institute lunacy proceedings
filed.
In re George f. Smith; order for
change of bond; attorney, E H Jackson
Estate Annie E. Smith; will dated Jan
uary 1, 1915, filed.
Estate George NJ. Dorsey; petition for
letters of administration filed.
Estate Jared D. Terrell; petition for
probate Of will filed: attorney. F. G
Coldren.
Estate James T. Walker; petition for
sale of real estate filed; attorney, Irving
Williamson.
Estate Annie E. Smith petition for pro-
bate Of will filed; attorney, James H
Smith.
In re Mary c. Daley; order authoriz-
ing investment and allowances; attorneys
Britton & Gray.
Estate J. William Lee; petition for pro-
bate Of will filed; attorney, J. NJ. Lough-
ran.
Estate Lucy H. Hillingsley; order OF
publication; attorney. Frank Stetson.
Estate Lottie NJ. Harper; order of pub
lication; attorney, E. A. Newman.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished By. w. b. HIbbs 4 Co

SALES.
Potomac Electric Cons. g. $500 at lolx
Riggs Realty 50 tlona). loo At lo2 s. 900 AT loa
Capital Traction, 10 at sya.
Washington Railway pfd, IS At 81, at d.
Washington Gas. at 76s
Mergenthaler. S at i6fA
Metropolitan National Bank. at l8
Chapdn & Sacks Manufacturing Company, 10 at
Ito, at ITO.
After call
Washington Railway h. 500 at sn1.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
$500 MONTHLY

Qpcludins AL interest Npd rrincpsD sDd ,
small cash payment makes you the psrnanent
OWNER Il ors Of the no< oeNrhtrul md
complete little hornes IA the spSthe..t a. o.r
Ideally loc1ted pesr Lncoln Pan; l.rrr
rooms, tile bath. cellar undsr sntiv houss
front and back poTchss, excellent constrrctnn
etc. Sample house LIZ D 81 - Open dAiy
and Sunday until Q p N We want al who
renting to come out and sc the>s hones-
either for investment OF home How 70 r-t
there-Tske CAPITAL Trzcti1n can 10 18Th q pe
wsn two sou,res north; or LAnoo1p Pa-4 eS1
To rth and walk south three sguar-sA R<pr.-
sentstives preniss
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
REAL ESTATE TRANsEERS

Rosedale and Isherwood-Frsnk T. Kelley ct ux.
Mabel, and William W. MILAN trustee, to Floyd
z Davis. lot g. block 2. 500.
I'll street NORTHWEST Elizabeth Lotz to Anna
Csspsh. west part lot S. square SIS So r..
" Myrtle street northeast-EizAbeth Lo<z TO
Anna Csp&d. lot 20. square SIS, $lA
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MONEY TO LOAN

soNEY 70 LOAN on APPRoyD cTrf RlAS
STATE al lowest current rxta; 1.caxl ry-vuo.r,
With respect % prior "a pymenA rlER a RUTR.
IRFoBD. Inc, az is,h -
EONsI TO LOAN-ses 10 rnJW on o. q
real estate. Several trust fundA ~ to psf e.-t
An tr1nsactionI conducted with erpoornScsi oonak.
Grafton for borroverL WI. b sAuNDERS a
CO., Soutae1l BuldinG ~ Do o "A
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

shortly after the opening on the Broad street curb
and number Of quotations established at
new levels for the recent downward moysment
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New York.
PreYinus
New Orleans.

There are nearly 1000 stitches in a
pair of hand-sewn shoes.
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Equity Suits.

34466-S. Dana Lincoln VS.. American Sc
curity and Trust Company; injunction:
plaintiffs attorneys, D. T. Wright and
T. NJ Wampler.
34467-Paris E. Brengle VS.. Anthony F.
Lucas ct al; to substitute trustee; plain
ItiH's attorneys, Wolf & Cohen.
S446s-Marion NJ. Romero VS.. Silverio P.
Romero; absolute divorce; plaintiffs at
torney, H. L. Tignor.
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LAwSuftR.

5s32S-Nina Greer VS.. Gertrude Barren
ger: damages, 5000; plaintiffs attorney.
L. G. Grossman.
69330-Ada NJ. Nolan (appellanD. VS..
The Supreme Lodge OF the World, Loyal
Order of Moose; appeal; plaintiffs attor-
ney, John Ridout
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FOR REET-APARTMENTS

THE PRTNCEToN, ISS ST. Nw.-TIRGK
bright, cool apartment: 4 rooms, bath And po-A
$50; rooms and bath, $50. LGHTTooT.
ltc4 II 81 Nv.
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In re Lewis johnson & Co.: cause re-
tanned before Edward F. McCalmont,
referee.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14
District Division.
Bankruptcy Division.

In re condemnation of Thirteenth
street; verdict OF Jury filed.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-14

FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
Evening star., 1916-12-03

At SIO0-Umbrella for men or
women. a fast black waterproof
cloth on 20 or % inch paragon
frame. Handles are plain, carved,
trimmed and the cord loop.
At SI.50-A Good Quality Gloria
Silk Umbrella, made on a % or
% inch paragon frame; for men or
women. Handles plain, carved,
trimmed and with the cord loop.
At S3.00-An excellent gift UNI
brella; for men or women. All
silk or union silk over a 20 or %
inch paragon frame. Handles
plain, carved OF trimmed.
Main Floor-Lansburgh & Bro
Evening star., 1916-12-03
NECKWEAR-
An Unusual Assortment

from every viewpoint. Quail
ties, varieties and quantities that
will surprise you in their richness.
A selection second to none in
North America. at 29c to $3.50.
Thousands on open display
Your selection will be attractively
boxed Tor esentatIOn.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Indestructo Scarfs, 81

Guaranteed by the maker to
wear six months without the silk
cutting from use OF silk and
wool poplin in a host OF plain
shades.
Direct street entrance-Men's
Shop-Lansb sburgh & Bro.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
MEMS GIFTS

That will make HIM smile the good judgment displayed by
old Santa Claus. lust few mentioned herewith
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Attractiuely Boxed
Hclf Hose Assortn1ents

Reveal an exhaustive variety.
Black Cotton Hose at l5c.
Mercerized Hose in black and col
ors, 25c.
Fiber Silk Hose in black and col
ors. z9c.
Wool Hose at 25c.
The Famous Holeproof Hose.
box OF six pairs, S1.50.
Thread Silk Hose in black and
colors. Sl.O0 and 55c.