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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-11
Be Kind 20 Your Elephants, Tigers
and Goldfish.

st. Paul. Mimi, April 10.7-You'd
better guard the canary tonight. II
the family cat makes a meal of bir-
die, you'll have trouble getting an
other. Be pleasant to. your, pets.
Treat your lions, panthers, tigers, ell
ephants, parrots and goldfish with
courtesy and respect. It's going to
be nigh impossible to get more Of
them-on account of the war. Most
OF these, animals are imported from
or through Holland and Germany.
Some come from South America.
At Miss Amanda Johnson's millin-
cry store, TO Des Moines street,
Webster City, Iowa, you will find
complete and up-to-date spring and
summer millinery stock for all ages.
Specialties for children in all branch
es. No order too high priced nor too
cheap to get our best attention. We
invite You to call and examine our
hats before buying. 3-15t4f4
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-11

Finest perfumes and toilet good
at Teed's. a. diff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-11

Finest watches and clocks. al
Teed G. Teed's. diff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-11

Gentlemen's sterling silver belts
at iced G. Teed's. diff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-11
IMPORTED
Perchel.On Stallion
.Jouvenceau e 81, y
Registered in Percheron Society
A ion s.'tt#.i' s

of America. ift
Grey, elongated star. Foaled March
18th. 1909. Imported in July 1912, by
Dunhams. Wayne, Illinois.
Sire: Cassan 55925 66064), Dam: Eau.
vette t55SlO). Jouvenceau is q beau.
tiful, dark dapple grey, weighing in
breeding condition 205O lbs. He is 9
horse with lots of quality, splendid
mover, lots Of good, clean, fiat, fiinty
bone, is short in coupling, deep In
heart and flank, broad, de G. chest,
s.oping shoulder, a good neck and
head with a good, broad forhead,
ears set we'll apart; disposition thai
could not be improved upon.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-11

Y In the district court of the State
of Iowa in and for Hamilton County
William c., Burleson, Charles
O'Connor, and Frank OConnor.
Plaintiffs.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-11
ia Attorney for>Plaintiffs.

Gold and silver goods for the bah;
at Teed & Teed's. diff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-11

Use -'Colorite"-makes hats new
at Teed's. diff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1916-04-11

Everything for the Office at Teed's
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
Circuit Division No. l.
Justice Gould.

Richardson VS.. Hartman; Judgment by
default; plaintiffs attorney, H. B. Moul-
ton; defendants attorney. R. NJ. Hud-
son.
Probey VS.. Gerber; time to submit mo-
ton for new trial extended to JULY Is.
plaintiffs attorneys. W. ]. Lambert G.
F. Diggs and r. H. Yeatman; defend
ants attorneys ]. s. Easby-Smith and
r. B. Fleharty.
Espert VS.. Franklin Insurance Company
and Potomac Insurance Company; time
to submit motion for new trial extend
ed to July Is; plaintiffs attorneys, Barry
Mohun and c. ]. Murphy; defendants at
| torneys, ]. ]. Darlington and w. C. Sui
livan.
Clark, jr., vs. o'Dea: order extending
time to file transcript to August Is; plain
tins attorneys. Dismer & Esher; defend
ants attorneys, ]. A. OShea and ]. 1.
Sacks.
Henderson VS.. Mann; motion for new
trial argued and submitted plaintiffs at
| torneys, Edmund Hill. jr.. and John Rid
out; defendants attorney, ]. ]. Darling
ton.
Landreau vs. Hege ct al: demurrer to
additional pleas of defendants sustained !:
exception noted by defendants; PLAINTIFFS s
attorneys, NJ. ]. Mcnamara and D. w.
Baker; defendants attorney, John Rid
out
Woodward VS.. Hekimian: demurrer to
declaration overruled exception noted;
plaintiffs attorneys J. S. Easby-Smith
and r. B. Fleharty: defendant'e attor-
neys, e. A. Jones and c. R. Ahalt.
Melton VS.. Union Transfer Company;
bill of particulars ordered in ten days;
leave to defendant to plead in ten days
therefore; plaintiffs attorney, NJ. F. Man
gan; defendants attorneys, Richardson &
Shreve.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Recor

Lower grades may b sold for lssa Fancy goods
command higher prices.
EGGs-Fresh, per doz, EaM
BUTTERFLIES prints, new. per d., 9it; do.
tub per b., aGs: process, Per lb. q; storepaeked.
per lb, as2.
LARD-Tub. pure. per h.. iialz: do. compound
per ID, .oi eottcuseed oil. Per can. SIS.
CHEEsE-New York. new. per lb., IS; hta, per
ID. 49, Swiss domestic. per lb. %; do. foreign.
Der lb. 70.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. per ID. ssis; roosters.
psr lb., II: spring ducks. per lb.. IS; chickens.
sprinx per ID. 2a5: turkeys. per h.. %.
GREEN GOODS-Beans, per basket, 8a75; bets,
Der 100 2ooa3.D; cabbage, new, per crate. Da75
c.ntaloupee per crate l.coa3oo; carrots per buncn
2a3 caulihower per basket 5oaloo celery. FLORIDA
per crate aooa275; corn, North Carolina. per crate,
Tbal Is; cucmbers. per basket. soaI5;; cymblinss
per crate oss5; eggplants. per crate, 75al1; kale
Der bh, 3a5o; lettuce. New York, per basxet
lsal7s; lettuce, per bbl.. L5oa25o; onions. Ter
ack 2cos25; do, Texas. a5ost.0; peppen PEI
crate 1aloo; potatoes per obl. 250s275; tomatoes
nearby, per boa. 75sloo turnips. per bunch, sai's
FRUrTS-Apples, per bbl. looa2 50; cherries, per
crute sooas.5o; grapefruit. per box. 5.oa5so
lemons, per box LDas.5o; oranges. per crate. 2ooa
sT5; peaches per crate. l.ooa2 Is; pinespples. per
crate 2Os25o; olsckbcrTies, per qt.. 5ssl Iasptcr
lies per qt, Gals. huckleberries, per a., sslei
Natermelons escI Gals.
LIVE SToCK-veal calves prime. per h., 10
do. medium. per b., sas1s; spring lambs, fat, per
b., le1an.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
Criminal Division No. 1.
JuSffce Gould.

United States VS.. Herbert W. Jones;
non-support: bench warrant issued.
United States vs. Clifton Washington.
Harrison Conway and Joseph Ware; rob-
berry; Washington sentenced to Occoquan
for eleven months and twenty-nine days;
Conway and Ware each sentenced to
penitentiary for eighteen months; attor-
neys, c. W. Tignor and H. L. Tignor.
United States VS.. William Smith; as
sault to rape; sentenced to penitentiary
for eighteen months; attorney, l. G. AL
ward
United States VS.. William Purcell;
housebreaking and larceny; sentenced to
penitentiary for two years; execution OF
sentence suspended and placed on proba-
ton; recognizance of 800 taken; attor-
ney, NJ. ]. McNamara.
United States vs.. Bernard Benton;
housebreaking and larceny: sentenced to
penitentiary for throe years; execution
OF sentence suspended and placed on
probation; recognizance of 800 taken:
attorney, o. A. Bigoness.
United States VS.. Robert Delaney;
housebreaking and larceny: probation re-
voked and warrant of removal ordered
TO issue; attorney, T. L. Jones.
United States VS.. James Hebron; house
breaking and larceny; plea Of not guilty
Withdrawn and plea of guilty of petit
larceny entered; sentenced to oecoQuan
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
RAIDS CONTINUE
ON INDUSTRIALS
Market Shows Little or No
Improvement in Miscella-
neous Public Buying.

New York. July H.-There was no
change in the dominating influences in
the stock market today, and speculative
conditions were practically without a
change The opening was slightly better
and following It prices hardened slightly
under covering of short contracts.
Nevertheless, there was little or no
Improvement OF miscellaneous public
buying, and as the trading advanced the
professional element resumed their raids
on industrials In attempts to seek out
the weak spots. The bear element sue
ceeded in causing declines Of from IL
to points in issues like Reading. Indus
trial Alcohol, Mercantile Marine prefer
red, Baldwin Locomotive, Lackawanna,
Crucfble Steel and others OF like nature.
In some of these issues rallies succeeded
reactions, but in the early afternoon the
general tendency was heavy and de-
pressed. Under the constant sapping Of
values elsewhere United States Steel and
the standard railway issues gave way.
In the later trading tendencies OF a
rallying nature were more accentuated.
Many specialties which had been heavily
depressed in the forenoon regained all
their losses, and something more. The
movement. however, was irregular and
devoid Of strength.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. July H-Reports Of another South
Atlantic storm strengthened the cotton market to-
day. The demand, however. appeared to be chiefly
in the way Of covering. Best prices not main
tanned, recent buyers for a turn appeared to be
disposed to take Frofts owing to the failure Of the
storm to Great more active support Further bull
lsh crop advic-s were received from Eastern and
Central belt points but their effect was mail
Exports for the day were hight
In the final dealings bearish visible sIpply
statement led to increased local and Wall Street
selling, under which about hlf Of the early ad-
vance was lost. The close steady at a net Tain
Of to points.
Spot at Liverpool quiet and unchanged at
sold for midupland- Futures in the English mar
ket closed steady at a net advance Of 2a31 points
Spot here was steady and points higher at L Sc
The sales were 2 -S9 bales
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15

Security & Trust Co. to secure Nsdon,l SAVING
& Trust Co. $3.50: ysar., Per cent. ssn'-aD-
nuzly
squ,r. So. lots n sus and sn-J.u.-s F. Been-
Loan & Trust %. $50; yssrS. Per cent. semi
annually.
square zss lot 5-wuHsu R. Ca-penter ct uI
Winifred P, 10 Norman L. Ssnsbury and Joseph
B. Bowling. TO secure ChA-les L. TSnksrsley S0Js;
monthly payments. per csut-
wcodridse lot 10. block B-Gustsr T. F1oto
ct u1 Stella A. to Chap;n Brown and Henry q
Bersnann. to secure Oriental Building Association
No. 6. 500
Square els lot s|ohn A Foley ct Ms-y
A, joint tenants to Washington Loan Trcst
Co. to secure Equitable CoOD.atiIe Building As
socation AUt
sou.r. "a lot s-Frederick q Hoover and
BENJAMIN Holland. trustees. and Burlington Apsrs,
uent House COMPANY, TO Richard K. Tyler and
Charles G. Warden, TO secure Florenos Woods S.7s
TO 10 years. prr cent, seni-.nnuslly
Square - south half original lot u-John A.
Hughes. ir.. and Hugh L. Hushes TO J. Willard
Greene and Herbert 7. Shannon. 20 secure Ger
trude Il. Greene 500; years, par cent SEM
annually
Square loa lot s-vincsnt Keller ct VI. Anna,
joint tenants to Chspin Brown and Henry h.
Bergman. to secure Oriental Building Association,
No. 6. s. 100.
Square laz lot s2-Fznk J. Keller ct uI I'm
q Bersmsnn- to secure Oriental Building AsSoca-
ton, No 6, 500.
Moth BughtVOod. lots ?. and y block Sd
Franklin Pyle Ct ux Gerrrpde NJ, LosIis r
Peak and Watson F. CLARK, TO secure ". NJ.
Mari. SOC and ls months and yeA-z. s..
per cent semi i-snuuslly and maturity also 70 SECURE
T. Blsrns DTury 500; year, per cent. seoli-an-
nusliy.
Peters NIL Seat. lot flames A ThoSnas 70
Percy q. Russell and Erskins R Miller. TO secure
A Erskine Miller 5000; years per cent, semi
annually.
square ss. tus-lot 4-AleIsoder Thompson Ct uI.
Addis B. TO Joseph B. Stein TO secure Meyer
Rosenberg SIS; monthly payments. per cent.
Square SIS, lot Civilian W. Vaughan and Alice
B. Vaughan 10 Sidney Paige and Nyer Cohen.
to secure Rosa P. Hayes $500 years, per cent,
sen-snnuSily.
square g5 lot s-Rosinx l. VolIbs-s, serzrzts
estate to B. Frznas Saul and Norman L. Sans
bury to SECURE Horace G. and Rosslie L Smith
g 30; monthly payments. per cent.
Armsleish Park. part block Philip NJ Wake
ct u1 MARY H. to Washington Loan & Trust o.,
20 Equitable Cooperative Building AssociA-
ton 500.
Square ~. lot e5-Hsieu S Wiley ard Harris;
C. Seymour 70 John D. Coushlan, William J.
F7stheT. ". and Charles W. Fairfax, to securs
Edgar VI. Mayns 5000; years, per cent. ssni-
an1usny.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore July l4-EGGs-M.-k-t quiet Mrry-
land. PENNSYLVANIA and nearby trsts zS2i; Eastern
Shore. Maryland and virginis, hrSts, Dsai West
eru Ohio hrsts IAN; West Virginia frsts ZSS2I.
Southern North Cardinal hsts. 2a3. The mar.
kst for Western eggs is hrm- Western fresh. case
count. p csndled. 25aS.
BUTTER-Separstor. extr,s Zssso: do, frsts Zss
2; prints ls-Fb. extras. soasl; hrs;s. cszS; do.
lib. extras. Sossl; frsts, zz0; blocks lis.
extras. ssSo; frsts, 8z2s: dsIry prints. Maryl1nd
Pennsylvania and Virginia, extras sa2c hrsts 2lS22:
store-packed, hrsts IN.
LIVE PoULTRY-Prices per pound, unless other
wise stated: Chickens. spring. l<As lbs. =; do,
lk TO n lbs. 3sZ; do. under II lbs. Gas
do. White Leshorn, as25; do. old hens heavy,
%; do. small to medium, %; do. old ROSTERS
and stAgs, losll. Ducks Muscovy and morgTvl.
old, BALI do. white Pekins old, Il; do, Indian
Runners. l2sls; puddle, large. fat, DID, HSli; do.
small, poor l2al3; do. srrinS 81 lbs-, lskls
do. smaller. lssI7. Pigeons, pair. old. :; do,
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUrrs-Pots.
toes white, new, Norfolk. No. ! bhl. GSssso;
do. No = bbl. lsoal.7S; do North Carolina. No. l.
Sss2io; York River. bbL. 22sa2S; do. RAppa-
hammock. bol. 2ess2s do. Eastern Shore, virrnis,
bbl.. 22s2sa; spples Early Harvest, fancy.
barrel. ltsa.y; do, snail. barrel. losl3 do.
Hbsrr.l BASKET. ssis Asparagus Maryland and
ssss Beans. native. green. busheI. sOsso; do.
wax. busheI 5sl.oo; Rsppshannock. bushtl basket,
nsto Beets. Rappshsnpock. bunch, 2sS; do, ns.
tive. bunch, 2.'. Blacsbsrries. North Carolina
sal; do. Rsppshsnnocf, bucket, 25.sp; csbhsge
Norfolk, bbL, l.ooal-25; do, crate, loosl. do.
, Eastern shcr. virsui,, band, L25sL5o. Cauta-
loupes North Carolina, crate lgsL7S; do, Cali
foruia, fat crates. Loosl0; do, standard crates.
zos28: do. Georgia crate. lZsl-75; com. Rap
pshannock, dozen, iosi2; cucunbsrA Norfolk. bss-
kst +ozso; do. bbl, l.2A2o1; do. native. BASKET
ss8; eeSplauts Florida, crate l.eSs,.5o: d. Nor
folk per crate. 2ooa22 5; sooseberries. Mary
land and Virginia, rreen. pound, lIssz huctleber>
nes, quart, CAS- ksie. native, bushel box, 3Os95
Lettuce. native. bushel box 5.s7t do, New Yock,
basket or box, Local 3 ouicns-Tex.s Bermuda
crats. L7sa2oo: do, new Virginia, yellow. bushel
basket, Lnsl9; do, yellow. barre. 2saS.75: do,
white, barrel 5oos3S; do, Maryland and Penn.
| syirania, bushel. LloaL3. Pesehs-GeorsiA. car
risr, l5oa2.S; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland, boz
6zio5 do, basket, .Os5e; do. carrier sos75: pep
p<rS F1orids, crate. 2ooa22; pinsspples F1orids,
crate. 15s25o; rasp6erries. red. pirt 4s5; do,
quart, Se; black, quart. g. rhubarh. native. bunch
lalA: squash. native, basket eoa25: toIaatoes
Mississ;pTi. crate. 7ssIoo; do Potomac crate sx
/, LOO; do. Anne Arundel. basket lasl&. water.
msaona. GsorpA ca. ,IzanA
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. July li-Aecording to cable adrices re-
ceived today the British commission will fix the
price at which the wheat owned by Great Britain
Is 10 be sold The amount to Be disposed o.
will be around 5.cOooCo The main stocks, con
stitutng the reserves. not expected to be
sold at least for the time being.
Wheat closed with losses Of lS 10 IA The
spring wheat markets in the face Of the continued
black rust news from that section led in the de-
cline with Minneapolis losing n cents. The
export business showed a shrnkase, and the fact
that the British government Is to put price on
some of its reserves tomorrow made longs anxious
to sell The market was In an oYer-bousht condi-
ton and when one fthe larger longs attempted
to hquidate part Of his holdings. the pit became
chock full Of wheat
Com showed losses Of Aal cent. Oats was
irregular.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
BALTIMORE GRAIN,

Baltimore, July A-wHEAT-Receipes L. s,4
bushels, consisting of 1893 bushels Southern and
itGs bushels Western; shipments from elevators,
% 65 bushels; stock in elevators, 1E2S675 bnshel,
The market opened easier. as follows; Spot lllx;
No. Western. ltA; July. l.llS; September. L IN,
nominal
CORN-R<csipts, IAs4o bushels consisting Of Ia :
40 bushels Western and 20 bushels new Southern
shipments from elevators, s3.7G bushels; stock In
elevators. 81, 3T bushels Prime sail yellow com
quotable at 30 per bushel The market ousnsd
easier Spot and July, 81.
OATS-Receipts, u.s. 81 bushels; withdrawn from
elevators $50 8e bushels; stock in eeyatory ssa l
bushels. Prices were: Standard white, c3saa
Ma whits. AxAa6A; No. whits. CAL
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
Equity Division No. 2.
Justice Mccoy.

Richmond Park Improvement Company
VS.. Hight; order for withdrawal of ap-
pearance of Wright & Wampler as at
torneys for New Amsterdam Casualty
Company; hearing continued to Monday,
July II; plaintiffs attorney, D. w. O'Don-
oghue; defendants attorneys, Wright &
Wampler, Ellis & Donaldson and A H.
Ferguson.
Kengla VS.. Kengla: reference to Ed
mund Brady, examiner; plaintiffs attor-
ney. T. Percy Myers; defendants attor-
neys. S. D. Bradley. F. A O'Neil and
H A. Hegarty.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
Furnished By w. b. HIbb. & Co,
PHILADELPHIA GRAIN.

Philadelphia July l-WHEAT-Denand was fair
and the market ruled steady at the late advance
We quote: Car lots. in export eleystor-No. 2 red
spot, loealn; No. Southern red, LO7alOe
steamer No. red, Lossl0s; No. red, Local. %
rejected A, Lo3hal .o64 rejected B. lo2alH.
CORN-The market ruled firm with demand equal
to the moderate offerings. We quote: Car lots for
local trade as to location-Western No. yellow
ssl4aso; do, steamer yellow, sst1ass; do, No. 3
yellow s6,kas7h; do, No. yellow, ss51as4l1
oATs-Trade fair and supplies were well
cleaned up at the late advance. We quote: No.
white. 47l4aS; standard white. 4s1aaE; No. 3
white, &6ais No. white, Ahat2a sample oats
saa4o; purified oats graded, 4lza4s.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New Yort. July H.-wHEAT-Lcwer: less de-
usEd- No. ! Northern, f. o. b.. LSA; new No.
red T. o. b. LIN. to arrive; No. 2 hard winter
Lz%. f. B.; No. naSaroni, to arrive. LIsl1
No. l Manitoba, l2H5. Exporter took 800 oo
bushels. part Manitoba and part hard winter New
Northern hard. T. o. b. Gulf. quoted at 6ass over
Sertembsr-
CORN-Stsady; fair inquiry. New No yellow
fresh-shellsd. to arrive, 90 c i. T.; new No. ;.
frssh-shslled, 70 arrive 31z c. + T. Exporters took
20 COO bushels TO arrive.
OATS-Stsady: larger trade. Standard ~: No.
white, 46a46l5 No white. 45lsa4s11 Exporters
took l.lOO 90 bushels Canadian and native mainly
last nfzhf
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
New York.
New Orleans.
NEW YORK MONEY,

New York. July N-Monsy on call today opened
at ~ per cent; high. 81 Per cent; low, "a
Per cent; close. 2S per cent Most OF the loans
were at ~ per cont
Time money was sasser, Industrial Ioan. ,-y1l
being the feature at ~ per cent for sixty days
to four months, 4zs4s per cent for Ave and s;x
months. Mixed loans were still dull and were
quoted at ~ at y. per cent for all DATES
Mercantile paper was offered in noder.t. yo,,,-,s
Conditions were unchanged. The ton. wa. Ami
here and fair at other ceuterx Rats: I,aL
per cent for sixty TO ninety days fndorsed 4xo4a
pa cent Tor ehoioe four to sir months single
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

ohiosso. July A-HoGs-R~cs1rss. 1u. ,b,.
-k. p--k. seeAoWi hsht e<<sS; rairsd. s.4alolb.
CATTLE-Rec-ipts 2no bad .o,aay S.-r
beet cattle 7.loSl-oo; stocks-s and f--1e-x Sc.
SO; cows and heifers. 3sozs 50: ozlves sa.1n
shkaP-hecapts. son bead: weak wehex
es5zS1; lxnbs 7Hslna
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished By w. b. Ribbs q Co.

SALES.
Washington Gas s., 500 at iS.
CAPITAL Traction S. $500 at 1904, Ssc0 At 1854
s. 900 at Io6As. 500 at 1854 500 at loh
Rigs Realty 30 (longl, 600 At Io2-
Capital Traction, at 5z. 2 at 5k-
Washington Railway pSd-, 10 at 81.
Washington Gas. at 75 8 at TN.
District National Bank. at 10. 10 at 40
After call:
Capital Traction s.. 81 900 at lT.
Chspin & Sacks Manufacturing Co., at ITO.
5 at no.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York, July A-Most attention on the Broad
Street market ceutsred in the sharp break in
MidT1le Steel. The price declined in the forenoon
on active sales from 6O to 8a and later recovered
l point. Most Of the other issues continued under
selling pressure the exception being Stutz Motors.
which rose y Of point in the early trading
Chevrolet Motors declined to new low level on the
9 points.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
LawGufta.

5s3Sl-The Exchange Bank OF Washing
ton VS.. Katherine c. Jonas; note S,s75;
plaintiffs attorney. NJ. F. Mangan.
5sS32-Barney Rubin. a minor. by his
next friend, VS. Potomac Electric Power
Co; damages $4,000: plaintiffs attorney,
Mark Stearman.
5sSS3-The John Collins Co. We. National
Savings and Trust Co. and Jessie Fran
ces dAstre, executors and trustees of
Frederick A. d'Astre deceased; account
$500; plaintiffs attorney. W. c. Balder-
ston.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-15
Deeds of Trust.

Bloo'ninsdsls, lot 2 block l5-Naney ". AlsI-
ander ct viz. George A, to Chaplin Brown and
Henry Fl. Bergman, to secure Oriental BuiIdns
Association. No. 6. 5000
Petworth, lot ia. block T&-Catherine G. Herrity
to Ernest L. Schmidt and wlh.na P Norroyle
to secure Leo P: Hulow $3.50; yesrs. ~ per
cent, seni-annualH
Square szS3. lot loAcatherins g. Hsrrity to
William p. Normoyle and James A oshea, to
secure Florence D. McAnlife 500; monthH pay
ments, per cent .'..
SQUARE <2f. lot S-willism ]. Hattou to Maurice
h Hameerg and Samuel Bunside to secure Clara
A. Marden Ssn.a6 monthly psynenta Per cept
Square 42ss. lot ,<2-Myrtle R. Patterson to
Maurice b. HAmberg and Samuel Burnside TO
secure olsra A. Marden s2ssD; monthly pAyInsrts t..
8 per cent. ..'.-- =
Square 1850 lot T-Potor,e u.iou Lodsr. No.
Ra o the Grand United Order Of odd Fellows
in America to Edward W whiteside and Harvey
7. Winfield. to secure Home Building Association
$500 :.
Square e6s part original lot l4-Rita P. Roferty
TO Milburr j. Dopchoe and James A Donohoe to
cent, emi-annuaIly. - =. -
souars aoA lot I2S-llnis J. sop9 to Amsrican
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

Quotations given below are for larrs lcts Of eood
marketable goods only. Jobbsn' prioss rs hisher.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.
$500 MONTHLY

Qpciudins all interest and puD6p.D .nd a
small czsh payment makes you the permanent
OWNER q 'ne of The most oeliShtrul tpc
complete little homes in the southeast e, o.r
frlcf -~~s<tS
Ideally located Desr Lncolu Psrf; lar,
rooms tile bath. cellar under entire house
front and back porches, e1celleat construction
etc Sample house. IS1 D g. 81 Open dAAy
and Sunday Until p n We want al who
are renting to come out and these k1rnes-
either for investment OF home. HoV 10 r.t
there-TSke CAPITAL Trsctioc czrs TO ISA g. -
walk two squares north; or Lincoiu Psrf ezn
% 18th and wSlk south thres sauAres- Rspr~-
sspt1tives premises.
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Bankruptcy Division.
Justice Gould,

In re E. Morrison Paper Co.; order re-
tanning cause before Edward s. Mccall
mont.
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Equity Suith

S44ss-James A. Berry and Marvin A
Custis, trustees. VS.. Margaret NJ. Howle
ct al: interpleader.
S447o-Sarah L. Thompson VS.. Halvor
n. Thompson: divorce; plaintiffs attor-
ney, R. B. Dickey
3+i1-Winfield S. Whitman VS.. John l.
Sacks. administrator ct al; bill OF in
terpleader; plaintiffs attorneys, J. c.
Foster and r. L. Miller