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The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, April P.-BUTTER-Ths market
ruled steady with demand absorbing the limited
offerings. We quote: Western, fresh. lid-paeked.
creamery, fancy specials 50; extra, 81 hrsts, s1t
seconds, S5aS; nearby prints fancy, 70; average
extra, %; hrss. 5a3s; seconds, 3i4a8; special
fancy brands Of prints jobttng at tsa4s.
Eggs-Reeeipts quite liberal. but desirable
stock was in good request and values were well
sustained. We quote: In free cases. nearby ex-
tras 2s per dozen; nearby frsta. s75 prr standard
eAse; nearby current receipts, sss per case West
ern extra Bass per dnzsn; Western extra hrsts.
ats per case; do. frsts $50 pr cz<e; Southern,
per case 6l5a645 to quality; fancy selected eggs
were jo6bng at 1s9 Per dozen
LIVE POULTRY-Fo9ls. l9zoA; roostsrs, leals;
chickens softnssted eoa2l; exceptional lots higher
d. Stacy, Nails ducks. to size and quality.
BAD; geese Eals; some unattactiye stock lower
pigeons old, Per pair, saoo do, young, per pair,
aaa
DRESSED killed poultry, dry
packed fowls IL 10 box. drypicked fancy selected,
2; weighing dlsa5 pounds spiece, M; do, lbs.
APIECE, M; do, ~ lbs. apiece ~; do, lbs.
apiece lsaIs Fowls in barrels, fancy, dry-picked.
weighing psa5 lbs apiece. q do, 4 lbs apiece q ;
smaller sizes, HAN Old roostsrs, dry-Ticked Is.
Broilers, Jersey, fancy, s4s5; bFUers other near
nearby, larger sizes, Sass. Capons per ptnnd.
weighing salo lbs apiece Sa2si smaller sizes, Zs2s
Ducks nearby, spring. 2sa1. SQUADS, per dozen,
white Weighing Ilsl2 lbs. s.s5aeoo do, do, salo
lbs, 625a5Ts do, do, lbs., 4.ooa4.75; do, do,
pounds 3sss3T5 do, do, asss lbs, 2.5Oa3.oO;
dark. ZOes3co; snail and No. 2. l!oosIH.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
BALTIMORE LIVE STOCK.

size and condition. apiece. LDa2oo; shoats. a. to
sze. apiece 2soaLn. Calves: Choice. handy
weight Veals per 10. 10; do. good, per b. ssssl
do heavy smooth. fat. per head. l5eoAls.oo; do.
heavy, rough. per head IaOoal2oo; do. small thin.
per head T.ooasoo: do, sraSserS, heavy. per head
loooalLOa
BEEF CArr4E-YJmg steers, in good condition,
weighing ] 90 to lDo lbs. per 10. TaTA; steers
weighing under Zoo lbs per lb, SsSsli; oxen. psr
h. SAaS; bulls per Ib, 4Afss; large young cows
per h. in good order. 4s5 cows. poor To medium
grades, Per Ib,. giaSh; fresh with calf. per
head, BoCa60Oo; poor, thin. meadow stock, per
head, lOoOsl5uo.
LAMBS AND sHEEP-Choiee. fat sheep. per
H. 5as: do fair per H. SsAIh; do. inferior
rough. per head. I5Os2SO; old bucks, to qnalit,
and condition. at: sprins lambs fat. IS to 20 fhs.
per b. Eal3; fair to msdium grade lambs. lell.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
wAsHINGToN PRODUCE
.EH dividend.

onotstiops given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower nsdss may be SOLD for less. Fancy soods
command higher prices
me produce market yesterday was considsr.d IN
good condition. Whie live stock continued nrni.
the poultry market was In somewhat stronger com
ditfon, fowls advancing fraction
Et3Gs-fresh, per doz.. foaz.
BUrrER-Best prints. new. Per lb.. 3; do. tub,
par b.. q; process q; undersrade, creamery, Aa;5;
store-pzesed. q.
LARD-rab. pure. h.. liai7; do. compound. loa1
cottonseed oil. per can as
CHEESE-New York. pew, per lb., 10: Fat. per
ih. Is; Swiss domestic. per lb. q; do. foreign,
LIVE poULTRY-Hsns. ,.r b.. 10; ROSTERS. b..
u spring ducks. per b.. isa2o; chickens sprins.
Der n. 70; turkeys, per b., 2oa23
GREEN GooDs-Besns, per basket, asca5.cs,
hests per crate, L5ca2D; cabbage. new. per bbi..
Lf5aaeo; do. per basket, LOCALS; carrots, per
bunch, 5; esuhfuser. Fla, bss. L5oa2.so; celery.
lnstoo; cmblnzA per crate, l.T5aaoo exgplsnts
par crate. 2Soa3o; ksls. per bbi.. 5oa75i lettuce
Florida, per basket. i.0Oa3o; onions. per sack.
sos2a .; do, Texas per crate. LeoalB; peas. pre-
basket esssNt parsnips. per box, oaeo; peppers
Psr crate. 2sa35o; popcorn. per boz. Tss5; pots-
toes. per sack. Sooaals: sweets, per- bbl., 2oh3o
rams. per bbL. Lsea2oo; squash. per bbL. l.Sas
Lis; rhsSrs-b. per doz. seaIoo; spinach. per bbl,
i1sl7ei tomatoes. Florida, per crate lT5a2D; tur
nipss per bbl, l.eoal 50; do. per box, SaA
FRufTs-Apples. per bbl.. fcoaSco; ersnberriss.
YET bbl.. scoaio.so; do. psr bor. if5saco; g.p~
truit per box, 2TSa3eo; lemons per box, tooai 90
oranges per crate. aooa4oo; pnespples. per crate.
3soa4ol
LIVE sToCR-Fsal calves prime. per lb., losssn :
do, medium. b.. sash; spring lambs. fat. per lb,
l4al5
DRESSED GooDs-Drsesd hogs. small. per Ib..
nsilh; do. medium. per h., II.
HAY. STRAW AND CoRN-Hay. best timothy,
per ton $50; mixed. per ton l2ooalSoo; strsw per
ton, noo@l3ooi wheat straw. per too. a@; ecr=-
new. psr bbl.. 100
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, April Is-BGGs-Market Ann. Mary
land Pennsylvania and nearby hrsts. q; Eastern
Shore Maryland and Virginia frSts, q; Western
(Ohio) frstS 81: West Virginia hrsts. q; Southern
North CarolinAl hTSts, @
BUTTER-CrrGmery. fancy, saS; do, choice,
SsaS5; good Soa4; do, ladies. 2a25; do. Maryland
and Pennsylvania rolls, 3aB; do. Ohio rolls.
ssa2; do, Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania
dairy prints Gag; process butter, ssA9; store
packed. 24aS.
LIVE PoULTRY-chicksns. winter. lE and 2
Ihs Sea5; do, spring. IN to II lbs. SsAsoi do,
old hens over lbs, q; do. snsn to medium. ls;
do. old ROSTERS loall; ducks MuseoTy and mon
srel nals; do. white Pekings, lsals; do, Indian
runners, rTals: do. puddle larss young. isals;
pigeons, old. per pair YaSo; do, young, per pair,
5sSo; guinea fowl, young, N lhs, and over, each
rs; do smaller each. 55as0 do, old, each 20.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. April ls-Thsre were declines in wheat
Of II to II today and II looked at time II
the losses would be much greater.
Many Of the early sellers bought during the last
half hour. Cash sales 3 900 bushels and while
It was known that the export sales Of Canadian
at the seaboard were liberal. the amount not
given.
Corn closed y to u lower. and showed soms
actions and advances late buying By Ehorts
The cash business at Chicago was small at T50U
bushels domestic account Exporters were re-
ported az buyers in the Southwest with Kansas
City doing a guodly share Of the business. Oats
were = to lower and moved within a narrow
range.
Export purchases were large Of Canadian oats
and the bids for the Yankee description were
below the views Ct holders. Cash sales here were
no,0oo bushels
Provisions were n to Is cents lower in sympathy
With the weakness in grain and the Uncertain po-
liticAl conditions TIE big bull houses were hb-
sral sellers.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
COTTON MARKETS

early dealings the Gotten marfer rallied from tfs
io~ess on purchases BY local and wsl stvct shorts
VINO took sdyantsge 9 the unsettled conditions
promoted oy the threatened break In diplomatic re
ianons between the United States and Germany.
Final prices showed a net loss Of TO points
fair business was done in spot at Liverpool al
decline o. point On the basis Of 1Tsd for mid
upland. Futures in the English market closed
barely steady at net decline OF raa6h per cent
Spot here was quiet and 10 points lower al ne;
there were no ales
Ne~ fork warehouse stocks are ls1 81 bales, com
pared with fIe,l6 bales year ago. Exports for
the oay amounted to SO 34 bales against $50 bales
last year. Today's total included 5lss bales 70
Great Britain and l.!ss bales to the continent.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore, April I.-wHEAT-Recapts l5s ~
bashels consisting Of LIZ bushels Southern and
I80s bushels Western; shipments from elevators,
s.53 bushels stock in elevators lEH.os3 bushels.
Ths market opened easier. As follows: Spot. ll5A,
nominal; No. Western, l.lSa4, nominal. and April.
Ll5h nominal.
CoRN-Receipts S.58 bushels. consisting Of
"a SO bushels Western and I5.s5o bushels new
Southern; shipments from elevators 5.5ss busheIs;
stock In elevators. szZ bushels. Sail yellow Is
quotable at s1tsAs3 per bushel. Cob corn was
quoted At 3ssa4 per barrel. The market opened
easier. Spot April and May, 81 nominal
0ATS-Reccpts, 25,os2 bushels; withdrawn from
elevators, S,r7 bushels; stock in elevators. s13,-
81 bushels. .Prices were: Standard white, 81; No.
white, g. sales, and Ne. 4 white. ss5ss5.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
congress Hears
WILSON'S PLANS
Address Is Delivered Without
Pause While Tense Audi
ence Maintains Silence.
A GRAVE ATMOSPHERE
Only Scattering Applause When Presi-
dent Finishes Outlining Sub
Issue Procedure.
A GRAVE ATMOSPHERE
Baker and Wood Discuss
Possibility Of Outbreak

AT a meeting yesterday be-
tween Secretary of War Baker
and Gen. Wood plans were dis
cussed, it is understood, to
maintain peace in New York
City in the event of an out
break there as an incident to
the present international crisis.
While Secretary of War
Baker last night declined to
make any comment on the sub
iect of his talk with Gen.
Wood it is the understanding
that the Federal government is
cooperating with the State au-
thorities and the New York po-
lice to keep order in the Great
er City in case there is an out
break of any kind there in the
immediate future.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
NEW YORK
DAY By DAY
By o. o. MCINTYRE


Special oOrespoDdent Of ne washington Hsrsld
New York, April ls.-NijinslSy. the IDOL
OF the ballet. walked Broadway unnoticed.
He is called the most fetching male
dancer on earth. and he isn't at all like
Paul Swan, Vernon Castle, Pat Rooney
or John Drew. In fact. he looks like a
half-grown Cossack without a beard. He
doesn't IoII around on the furniture. or
hold his hands. or entwine himself in the
draperies and gaze into the far away.
He might pass here for a shipping
clerk. or a bookkeeper, or ledger 2, or an
assistant insurance adjuster. or a res
taurant attache. Taking Paderewsh or
Caruso as standards for comparison, the
great Warslave Nijinsky looks like q
rough person.
He has the broad Slav nose, small
black eyes. prominent cheek bones. q
large mouth, and narrow chin. His hands
are big enough for a truck driver and his
feet are not so large they are gross. He
wears three rings and a bar pin to keep
his necktie in place in his soft collar. but
he has fur-lined overcoat, and what
little English he has picked UP will not
interfere with his dancing
He is married and there is a little
NiJinsky dancer, and this ought TO pre-
vent an outbreak Of mush letters. He is
a warm companion Of Chalif, the Rus
sian dancer. and spends most Of his spare
time with him. BY long and patient ef-
forts he has got his muscles so that they
operate after the fashion OF scales OF
music. When he wants to move muscles
which might correspond to A or D nat,
he gives the proper hitch and gets a
bulging result.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
ACTIVE CURB STOCKS.
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, April Is-wHEAT-weaker; inquiry
3 allow. No I Northern, T. o. b.. LSIA opening
u nsTisatiou; No. rcd, Z o. b., LZ5z, to arrive;
No. 2 hard winter. LIN, T. o. B.. No. / macaroui
70 arrive. l-Sk; No l Manitoba for opening Of
aarizztion, E5JA. Exporters took loc oO hushels
chiefly Manitoba.
OArS-Wsa1sr: inquiry is fair. No 3 uhits
nominAIs No. white. s0s4a5oz: No. { white, Eszs
81: elevator basis. mgraded. saSsA. Exporters
took aooO bushels. part last night
CORN-Waksr; demand is fair. No 2 yeIIow
al nil, TO arrive. 81: No yellow kiln-
dried. 70 Errire. g, e L e. new No. g. hln-dred
To arrive, 5K. c. {. Exporter took 10000
suskax
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. April s-FLoUR-wssk; business is
inactive. Kansas straiEhts to arrive, in car lOtA
55oe5.75: spring patents for April to May. 6s5asl5
spring clears 5E5aJS0; soft strAiahts. 10 arrive.
5.8S55o. All quotations sack basis in
wholesale lots.
PORR-Steady: supplies are small. Mess, A5Qa
800; family, 4oos21oo; clear, 2.Ooa25oo.
BEEF-Steadyj demand Is quiet PACKET, II. 50a
400: family. l8ooAleOO; extra India mess, t.ooa
se
LARD-Stsady; moderate dealings. Prime West
srn, R3; refined continent. T2s5; South American.
1910; refined Brazilian IN kegs. Hlo beef stesrine
III cents; lard stearine quiet at IN cents.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
Southern Earnings Mounting.

Estimated gross earnings of the South
ern Railway Company for the second
week In April were 1881, $50, as compared
with H,I7s,seo for the corresponding
period last year, an increase Of 500, ,oo3,
or 1I.3 per cent. The gross earnings for
the period from July I, 1915, to April "a,
1as, were S54,576s22. as compared with
Ns,I14,S10 for the corresponding period
Of the present year, an increase Of 49, SCI, :
az, or s.7s per cent
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
WILSON'S NOTE
.IOLTS MARKET
Expansion of Sales and Cen
eral Extensive Declines IN
Quoted Values Result.
WLoW LEVEL REACHED
Industrial Specislties, War Munidon
Shares Prove to Be Weakest on
List-Much Speculation.

New York, April 1s.-From the begin
ming TO the end. the stock exchange
session today was a further reflection
Of the more widely appreciated gravity
OF the crisis in the country's relations
TO the European war, resulting from the
stage reached by the diplomatic contro-
versy over German methods over making
a code Of law to suit the requirements Of
her weapons and policy. The Mexican
situation was obviously bad enough to
corapucate the disturbing influences thrust
more ,forcibly on financial attention, but
Mexican AFFAIRS were regarded for the
moment as OF little Importance in COM
parison with the effect. both at home and
abroad, Of the position taken by Presi-
dent Wilson in his address to Congress.
The immediate uncertainties involved
not only the Berlin response to Washing
ton. but the reaction of the President 4
course on the country itself, were re-
hectsd In an expansion Of stock market
sales and general extensive further de-
cIines Of quoted values. Total dealings
contributed an index of the most active
day in many weeks. and the upshot OF
the trading was TO leave the average OF
closing prices at a new low level for the
year. Industrial specialties, the war mu-
milton shares, and related descriptions
were the weakest. feature of the list al
though II might be thought that the de-
pressing circumstances OF the day were
calculated rather to induce purchases than
sales Of these stocks.
There were some preliminary liquida-
ton in the early part Of the forenoon, but
the most significant selling movement oc-
cured IN the last hour after Wall Street
had a chance to consider hurriedly the
Presidents address to Congress. Through
out the day speculative selling for the de-
oil In, to he
gregate Of Liquidation, but the selling
argument was in all cases derived from
the hasty conclusions reached on the
score of the Washington news.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
LIBRARIANS HEAR LECTURE.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
District of Columbia Library Association
was held last night in the lecture hall
of the Public Library.
DR.. Edwin c. Borchard, law librarian
Of the Library of Congress, gave an IL
Illustrated lecture on South American
Libraries and Intellectual Life" Brazil.
Chile, Argentine, and Peru were the
scenes of the pictures displayed giving
details as to the size and matter con-
tained in the Libraries of the different
countries.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
suspends Parcel Post to Holland.

Postmaster General Burieson yesterday
suspended the parcel post service be-
tween the United States and Holland be-
cause of a lack OF steamship trEnsporta-.
ton A vast quantity Of parcel post mail
has piled up in the United States and
Holland that shah now be returned to-
the EenderS
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
Player to Attend Services

Members Of the Washington Baseball
Club are expected TO attend tonight the
special services being held at Washing
ton Heights Presbyterian Church. Rev
Dr. w. H. Foulkes will preach a brief
sermon. The National Quartet will sing.
Members Of Delta Chi, Theta Delta Chi.
and Kappa Alpha frsternities will b
special guests
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by W: B. Bibss q Co.

Furnished by w. II. Ribbs a Ce.
SALES.
Capital Traction IS. 8. 600 at fN
Warrington Railway 4s 81 90 at sOS
Washington Railway pfd.. Is at q at 81 * At
Washington Gas, at EsH, at Is SATIN
continental Trust, at 1871 at l2s4 at
i2ss, at EzsE, 5 at I9sA
Union Trust Company, 10 at I'D. 10 at lsoK 10
at LDS. 10 at I'D, 10 at 10. 10 at l2os, 10 at fsp1I
After call:
Washington Gas, S at T5 4atB.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
New York
New Orleans.
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, April ls.-cal money today opened q;
high, "a low. II; renewals. IN ruling. ~. The
harder tendency in time continued owing 10 d.
minished offerings because Of the submarine issue
Tins money was unchanged
Tndtng In commercial paper was practically at
standstilL Institutions were Influenced by the Ger
man situation and besitated 10 make any pur-
ehascs except Of extra choice Names Rates un-
changed at 3aSis per cent for regular maturitisx
FOREIGN EYCHANGE
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Airil Is.-HoGs- Receipts, 5000 head {;
bulk 9TOA9.5; light. aBA9.0; mixed sRass0
hsayY. S5OAs.so; rUughs, sSa9.5o; pigs, 7.3as 10.
CArTLE-Rscepts. 1900 head; weak; native
besf stssIs T.Has.so; stoekers and feeders. ASa
as; COWS and hsifss, Loozs. %: calves, Tooalooo
sHEEP-Rseeipas, rJno head; weak; wsthers.
s8S9 70; lambs. T!soall-@
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
Bears seixe on wilson's Speech.

Yesterday was tense day in the New
York "Bourse." The following summary
Of the action of the big list was made
public last night by Hibbs & Co., of this
city:
Attention was focused. to the exclu-
sion Of other things, on the remarks of
the Chief Executive. For a while after
the same were uttered the stock market
hesitated, with the trading element seem
ingiy being unable to obtain bearings,
but In the last hour a vigorous selling
movement ensued, as a consequence OF
which long stocks were dislodged in large
volume. II seems to be the impression
that the Presidents message leaves the
path open to Berlin to adjust current
difficulties without necessarily abandon
ing submarine warfare; that is to say,
that important notifications may an
pease Washington or at least permit of
further discussion. The affair, however
viii perhaps command close attention for
a few weeks more, as 1t doubtless viii
take that time for Berlin to reply to the
American protest As far as the stock
market Is concerned, while much LIQUID
alton has occurred. still sentiment has
become decidedly bearish, and the ele-
ment committed to the side of declining
prices appears to be well organized and
very aggressive. Therefore, further price
concessions are likely to be the rule of
things pending a change in the political
outlook.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
BEST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON
G. A. R. Celebrates Birthday.

Lincoln Post. @. A. r.. celebrated the
hftieth anniversary Of the organization
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic at
an open meeting last night at the G.
A. r. Hall, In Pennsylvania avenue The
Grand Army was organized by Benjamin
Franklin Stephenson on April 9. 1855, at
Decatur, III
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
New York Market Improved.

The technical speculative position of
the New York market is believed to have
been improved by the liquidation of yes
terday, which was mostly by commission
houses and New York traders Many of
the big traders have been evening up
for some time and the market is con-
sidered in a better position now to with
stand any further bad news.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20

Revenue receipts this fiscal year, up to
the close of business on April Is, s62s, S52, :
6oo.s2l revenue receipts at the close of
business on April IS, 1915, s4s1. .s75, sso5
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year,
up to the close of business on April Is,
s5ss, 90, 4s2.o9; ordinary disbursements at
the close of business on April Is. 1916,
sss3, $50, s5s.ss
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. April Is.-The trading on the Broad
street curb unsettled By the wLshfngtou de-
Tslopmsnts. and for time during the morning
leading stocks were pressed for ale at sharp con-
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
u. s, Treasury Report.

The condition OF the United States
Treasury at the close of business was: Net
balance In general fund. s133, IS9, sos, total
receipts, s1.sS7.7sS; total payments, s1,6O6,
SIS. The deficit this fiscal year is $50, So =
80 against q deficit of slo2, 3o2 sos last year,
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Arnl lS.-Bsitimus russ Common
was subjected to renewed pressure and broke .
points. recovering fractiouAliy Selling again
as-ihed to persons who we're forrsd to rsise money
10 protect commitments In the New York mar
bet, and threw over their holdings Of Tube.
sked
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20

Ring Lardner. in town from Chicago TO
see magazine editors. has been securing
the city for those engaged in light occu-
pations. He believes that two OF the
softest snaps in the world are press
agent for Theodore Roosevelt" and
'manicurist 10 the Venus de Milo" How
ever. he is much interested in the man
who sells lavender powder for dogs on
a Fifth avenue curb.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20
Exchange Chased .Goos rr,s. >,

The Washington Stock Exchange vii
observe its usual custom and adjourn
over Good Friday.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20

Robert Le Roy Ripley. CaIifornia's
Apollo-like artist, is a devotee Of the
Fox Trot. For some time he has been
visiting a dansant with a young actress
who is quite well known.
The other evening he was with a party
when the young actress came in with a
rather ststuesque companion and, de-
spite his admiring glance. failed TO no.
tce Ripley.
AS the evening wore on. Ripley be-
came more and more peeved at her over
looking him and while he would not ad-
NIT It, was just a little Jealous Of her
companion. At an opportuns time he
went over to her table and inquired
rather heatedly: Who is the big stiT
that is with you?"
That" said the young lady sweetly,
'fs Mr.. Frank Moran"
oh" said Ripley. with all trace OF the
crouch disappearing. We'll, he is some
dancer'-and he walked right away from
there.
The gossip is ringing up and down
Broadway that the famed producer who
is a squab connoisseur OF worldwide
fame. has become infatuated with a cele-
brated beauty who is a newcomer to the
Rialto.
There was a hurried exit Of the pro-
ducer and his wife, who lately made an
excursion into FINLAND. from a winter
resort recently when the beauty arrived
with enough trunks to sink the Oscar II.
As the story goes, the wife has also
found other attachments quite congenial
and the romance which thrilled the coun-
Try recently will be quietly forgotten
with the customary trip to Reno.
It has been suggested that Editor
George Horace Lorimer send a CORE
spondent to Satevo.
In the Bronx the other day, a messen-
ger boy found a diamond in the street
that had dropped from the gold collar Of
dog in Limousine. He returned IL
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20

National Savings and Trust COMPANY
has declared its regular quarterly divi-
dend OF l-2 per cent payable May l to
stockholders Of record April r.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20

It has been suggested that Editor
George Horace Lorimer send a corre-
spondent to satevo
The Washington herald., 1916-04-20

In the Bronx the other day, a messen-
ger boy found a diamond in the street
that had dropped from the gold collar OF
dog in limousine. He returned IL