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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
AS A WOMAN SEES IT
R, RHgTA CHtLDE DORR.

Portland has passed record breaking month OF Januay'h'
police o. had almost nothing to do
December 1915 there 1904 arrests made in Portland IN Jnm
2004 made DECEMBER So c
conduct OF the T76 made JANUARY %
suits Of December
twcnty-oe arrested for reckless driving
December thirteen chaufeurs we're
while intoxicated Not chaun:
fell from 2l6 in December to 2 y
single OIL faH!
trouble the attorneys office unprecedented RECORD
guessed this time Oregon January j. 1916 wen
dry
hardly OF the show as quick
advantageous position OF being far remove
border. feet lies the broad Pacific
cities like Portland
will prominent police magistrate week
prohibition effect For nearly every CRIME
committed have heard the Judge was drunk when ala IT,
1914 when the amendment was submitted
took the police record for the year ending August w. and nu
that forty were for drunkenness
This did take into account cases OF assault
dsodery brawls wife deseon wire ncae
other drectl? due to liquor
prohibition police court docket
would fall fifty and did.
believer personal liberty YOU like glass OF wine WIN
better the saloons regulated nut
don't believe prohibition this months experience IN Port
land make fee
Copyright. Evening Mail Syndicate Inc
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
WATCH Sore THROA1S'

because swollen glands or Unframed
membranes often affect other tissues
and lung trouble easily follows.
AS Natures corrector Of throat
troubles the pure cod liver oilin SCOTS
Emulsion is speedily converted into
germ.resisting tissue; its tested glycer.
inc is curative and healing, while this
wholesome emulsion relieves the
trouble and upbuilds the forces toresist
tubercular germs and avert the weak
ening influence which usually follows.
; If any member Of your family has a
tender throat, get a bottle Of SCOTS
Emulsionto-day. Physiciansprescribe
it to avert throat troubles, overcome
bronchial disorders and strengthen
the lungs. No alcohol or harmful
drugs. Always insist on SCOTS.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield. M. lisa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
WHEN YOU WAKE
UP DRINK GLASS
OF HOT WATER
Wash the poisons and toxins from
system before putting more
food into stomach.
says InsIde.bathlng makes any
one look and feel clean,
sweet and refreshed.

Wash Yourself on the inside before
breakfast like you do on the outside.
This is. vastly more important because
the skin pores do not absorb impure
ties into the blood, causing Illness
while the bowel pores do.
For every ounce Of food and drink
taken into the stomach, nearly an
ounce Of waste material must be
carried out of the body, II this waste
material is not eliminated day by day
it quickly ferments and generates
poisons, gases and toxins which are
absorbed or sucked into the blood
stream, through the lymph ducts
which should suck only nourishmen'
to sustain the body.
A splendid health measure is ia
drink. before breakfast each day, a
glass OF real hot water with tea
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it.
which is a harmless way to wash
these poisons, gases and toxins from
the stomach, liver, kidneys and
bowels: thus cleansing. sweetenlRg
and freshening the entire alimentary
canal before putting more food into
the stomach.
A quarter pound of limestone phos,
nhate costs but very little at the drug
store but is sufficient to make anyone
an enthusiast on insidc-bathing. Mer
and women who are accustomed tc
wake up with Il dull, aching head or
have furred tongue, bad taste, nasty
breath. salow complexion, Others who
have bilious attacks, acid stomach OF
constipation are assured OF pro
nounced Improvement In both health
and appearance shortly.-Advertise'
ment
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

NEW YORK, Feb. 24-Dana Bur
net, the young poet from Cincinnati
was caught the other evening rhym-
ing combat" with horse de COM
bat. And that reminded another
poet Of the early days when he want
ed to spring a French term in his
own poetic way, so he wrote:
II rather think Bill Blank is some
thing of a souse,
Not that I'd knock poor Bill. you
that's entire nous.
And then there is the new story
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

This was conversation at 1T
tie dinner party in the main restaur-
ant of the Hotel MaJectic, AT one
end of the table sat famous woman
artist. young married woman
whose beauty is something quite be-
yond question. and a man about town
who has made and lost several for
tunes, but kept sense of humor.
When the coffee came round, the
artist attempted sketch OF the
beauty but without striking success,
ITS no use. Maurlne," said the
artist I've tried you a dozen times
and ! can't get you. You are too
subtle. think I'll try one on Mr.,
.Brltoon. He's easy"
Yes" said the man. tits under
stood that usually am"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24
81 : \ IS s. 5} &SzS69N

that Burnet's fellow poet. Don Mar
Quis. brings back from the South;
Whats dat yo' eatin, Rasty?"
"F'eesh, NANNY"
"Fcesh Rasty?"
"Yessum. feesh. nanny"
How come yo' eatin' feesh. Whar
yo' done procuah dat feesh?"
Often de fence, NANNY. l
cotch i'm crawlin' on de fence. :"
"Niggah chile! Yo' frow dat liza d
down. Doan' yo know dat am reg
lah sco-plum?"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

1t was IN Terrace Garden that the
orators we're getting ready for a Lin
coin day celebration.
Il think ! had better recite that
Gettysburg address, said one.
I'm the only one who can do that
right" objected another. Its import
ant to give the deep meaning of that
sentence: With malice toward none,
with charity for all, and know you
can't do II as well as |, you poor, mis-
cradle, incompetent boob"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

A young woman student of Co.
lumbia University asked W p. Cha
laire, of the Herald. the other day
what the duties OF copy reader are.
"A copy reader" he replied, lis n
man in a newspaper Office who has to
write the word alleged.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-24

Broadway tailors disagree with the
dictum sent out from the master
tailors in st. Louis that the American
"gentleman" requires fourteen suits
and wardrobe in general costing
$4,000 season.
Gotham tailors declare that the
best dressed men do not have to have
more than six suits a year. Three
overcoats are the usual allotment and
about 81 900 is the most paid for the
tailor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14

Der Reiftbum uniere. Bal uno
tss SSsaus an tSiilifen e5ifdeH prp
Strsbi:n lit serope3u unssbtuer. rid:
ipeniser ils 81 perIbisbeut arien pom
Iafsliiiden, na6 bsnen iid bic 5tin
Ifmsdsr ,ulls fiinf Tinssr ablsdsn'
lpiirpsn, rueroen alIein in Der gni A.
ionsen. Gebtsre fpis Der S5san lie
| fern cine uneifhopfIi4s 5iile DcE
grcben fIciidrsitben uno idmadbif:sn
Runbs Ooer Gladirtbisn unb Gum
mers (aotiters), iospis 9nrnsleii
(Sbrimps) unb ebbartn DluifxlH al
ler art. Die taliforniifs 4uitsr Il.
Sipar tlein, a6er duberii robIiGms',
tenb, defenders i'm nSpitet Gpdtail'
inb in Der QuiterHiupp..
HeuIi6 madten uuisre Jiider a
ren gepaltissn 2ahsfans. Stpei 5aar
lang ,ua ein unenbli4er 2ansIbparm
bonn Dsean bur9s Gplbsne aor in biz
gai. Die Slider paren bonn friibsa
Worssn biz gum Ipdten aben0 III,
rem Maiisr tdiis, unb i.iner isbrir
pEne reife 9euie 3uriid. qtn siner
sin,is.n SJifherlperft ipuroen inner
tdlb BON brei Stunben nidt tpeniae,
oils 3pan;ig 1onnsn 2ods nbseIuSer
grpbbem II. Der Gahs bier fat e5sni,
teuer ipis bas Jlsiff; oafiir iOrg.
i9on Der iSii6iruii. 9empOra muian-
tur: Dor "a Snbren inufie Id bier e..
ner gan3en sebnpfiinbisen friifen
ands fir 25 Gents Ooer siren
.Nuarter", ialiforniff ntDO bi.s"
alfo bas pfuub fir b Gents. 8.
oiias mutaiiO rerum!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14
Che Grlaabnibi@e cine.

IRobsrt W. Green, "a. 9tnonbale glp
leln 5. gur9enaI, %, @Ienbals,G.
IpreitOn 6. Reibel, 20. glsr
1 mont, y. 6.
lgaOine Reepss. %. 0enniion Soisl
I5rant Wm. ROufb, 80. MuoiiOH.
/ Snbiana.
lgliis M. Ssner, 26, 3766 ebnarbs
Roao.
|Glmer J. 9elanep, 2S, 4393
1 @aiiern albe.
l9aOfs WoGiunis, %, California, 8.
)eiunlsp Ua. SobniOn, 21, 1919
I 9ins S.rdbs.
lttaiberins 6. Witt, 10, Sessl.
}GamusI See Samss, %, 73s ~.
Court Strabs.
lRofs 8obtsr, IS, 101 90. Wats,
Strabs.
|Sobn Giunertp. "a. 27l3 @I,nbora
glpsnus.
leIisabstb GarUia, 20. 1922 p.nbls
ton Strobe.
lSobn We2lnbretps, %. 9o4 %. 8.
! Strobe.
lalnua ReDOnpasb. %. s21 g.Ti ei
(Sttpban edul3, %, 1869 saoiiuif
! Strabs.
| 1b.reis Sdp.iabarbt. 3s. 1o57
aoifutb Strabs.
)eptrett See, q, 719 Carlisle ap,.
l2lnnis Bolts, 20, 707 20. 2. Ctr.
)Rartin u. gHel, "a, 1914 ainn 81.
I Mapme gafep, 35, 941 Sppltns
Strabs.
lGlmsr SinlpTon. 25, 2200 German
! Strobe.
l9tnna artsur. 90. 724 Burns CTR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14
Gin. srORe G.fabr fir bus
Sano.

DGhrsno prGiibent 8i!ion bic Qu.
gen beitdnois auf ben S5eun serintet
bait, I'm bic beutiden 2uu6boote al
beoDa4ten, oh ni6t Elm umsriiaRii6er
paiiagter auf einem engliIaen S9iii
gu S4uoen tommt, auf Dem er MIDI 8
gu Iu4en bat, ba er aui sinem neu.
tralen S9iff fabren t0nnte unD 5pdr
bsiler uno abiOlut iiaer, sntpidelt
ii6 in oiefem 2anoe cine Gsfabr, pie
in melt groBerem Stage bic geachtuna
oes prdiibenteu perbient. Gs III
namli6 gu erisben, oab in isbr tur5et
Seit Der asrarismus, Der 10 oieleH
Sdnoern OerbdnsnibboG gepefen lit,
audi bieies &ono nit repOlutioniren
Suftdnoen beorobt.
2Gas inter &grarismus gu oerites
ben tit, bat man in beIonoers beutlie
der Weiie an SrlunO beOba6ten ton.
men. Sie meiiten Glitter in Srlano
geborten engIiihen Goros, fpelhe lire
Sefisungen on pd6tsr iiberlieber uno
ben 8ooeusins 10 bod aniebtsH, baB
fir ben pG6ter nihts i6rig 6lieb.
Damit niht gerrug, erbieIt ber 4sG6ter
teine 0ergiitung, ipenn sr ben goben
oerbefferte. Gs ertpuds ibm Ioaar
I'm S4dben baraus, benn io6alb Der
SOben ertrassfdbiser ipurbe, fteiaerte
oer Gutsbsrr ben gObewins. Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14

riiterubern. Das triffi aud aui
Sbip su, no nibt bios bic Jormer
ionpern aud cine grobe @nsab! 9lr.
better fir WilIpn geitimmt haben
als Qnertennung oafiir, bab lie bpbt
2Dbne in MunItionsfabritsn bejiebsn
gDas bic albsrnen probriten iascn
barauf brauaen mir niht nGbcr ein-
sugeben, bod miiIien mir ibnsn bas
3useitGnbnib MAIDEN, DaB bic Seuts
i9en ui9t Suiammengsbalten bdber
uub pabur6 Obiu perlpren seaanger
1T. S6liebli1 lit au9 bas gu bsriitr
iidtigen, mas gtapoleon ben @liids
tern nannte uno bieIer bat iiber Oil-
ion geleuhtet. pie nod iiber teinem
anoeren YrGiipenten. Seine erie Gr-
pdblung peroantte er benz sliidliden
llmitanb, bab RpoIepslt bic repuGlita=
niide Partei auseinanber rib unn
ieins Speite Grlpdbluns p>rbantt er
benz europdii6en ariese, Der ibm biz
Stimmen Der 5armer unb pieIsr DR.
better aus ben oben ertpGbnten grin
ben 3ussfiibrt bat. Die 9b'lofOpbic
bes perflphenen Wabltampfes III nit
ben stpei Worten yWilions @liid" 5ur
9eniise uno iogar gum pollen I'm
fanse bargelegt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14

prdiibsnt million Iagt
er faiie oas WablrcIultat nit 8eSue
auf bic SauabDotfraae babin ouf
bah ods ameritaniI4e @olt nit lei
nem 8erbalten in pieier gnaeleosnaeit
llbereinitimme. Demnad lei es and
lieine Pfli6t, 9eutI4lanb 3ur itreng.
ten SeobaAtuns Der bon ibm erIdT
iensn 8ori6riften gu aipingen, gleicb.
piel ipeId)e SOlseu it9 aus Der gtitt-
bea9tung ergeben m0gen. Bic Heo.
Ner uno Ieitatoren, bic fir 0it'on
ptrtten, baben iiber bas gan8e 2ant
ben S6lager perbreitet: ,!oe tept ua
out of mar" @r bat uns ppr Sries
gen peri6pnt. Sas Bolt bat es aes
alaubt pbfpobl es Ii4 bierin i'm Srrz
tbum befano, aber glsihpiel ob es aez
'irrt bat ooer ni4t. lit feitItebenD, BAG
bic Waioritdt bes ameritaniIacn
goItes @illon getpdblt bat, ni6t I'M
etnen arieg nit Seuti9lano anauians
gen, fonbern i'm gu permeioen. 8enn
bdber DiIfon bas @eripre6en batter
mill, baB er oas Bolt Dor Sriegeu
oeri6onen perOe, 10 mub sr 9taes aus
benz gBege rdumsn, mas gu einem
Sriege fiibren t0nnte unb bas bebingt
cine neue unO Before @sritGnoiaung
nit Seuti4lano, Den @runbIuB,
oub ameritaner bas Re6t baben, oui
englii6en Munitipnsi6tffen gu fab
rem, mub Wlion, ipenn er ea nid5t auf
cine SGufhung bss @pItes abgeieben
bat, aufseben, neil bas gu gefGbrlihen
ariien, ipsnn ni4t S6limmersm fiib>
rem lam. Den getpsis boben mir an
Der .arabia". WiGons Iniiat aes
mdb pdre elm aries nit Seutidlanb
unabpenb6ar, tpenn oas Gaiff obne
Inruf Oerfentt tpOrbsu III. 2lber tpie
ptQ er bariiber unSpeifeIbafte aIars
belt selDinnen, bab tein Qnruf iiattz
gefunpen BATE 9ie gs3ie6unsen ami,
i6en stpei Rationen auf einen s3uial
5u iteuen, 1T peber oerniinftia unb
3ellst aud Hidt bon frisDIi9sr QbIi6t.
SoQ Sestere anertannt perben, 10
mub Der grdiioent etne gnorouuns
trsfsn, peI4e ben 3ufau ausi6aItet.
es lam oas m Der Detis ssi4eben.
oab er qmeritanern Oerbietet, auf
UtunitiOnsf6ifisn gu fab
rem ober inbem er ppridrsibt, bob
yahagiere unb Munition esionbert
transportirt peroen unO Dab bic 9afz
Iagierf9iffe in einer Deije tsrtntIih
Iema6t perben, tpel6e eflen 5aud>
oootonsriff aus 9erieben ausi6lieBt.
stne IoI6e Hegelung, bic ben 1ries
ben iiber alien 3peifel ii9ert, lam
Der prGiiosnt ni9t nit oem 9prpano
oetdmpfen, oaB er perpfliatst 1T, bi,
Redte Der Der. Staatsn Bis auf pas
sbte Sipfel6en gu nabren, psnn err
pieien 1T, bab er bsbeutenb lpi6tigere
Rehte Der Ser. Staaten Gnqlano ae.
Ieniiber ni6t pabrt unb aus oieier
Segiinitigung Gnglunbs, bic b0fTt
genaunt perben mub. Der
sau6boottries entitanben 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14

Gic aneeborisen bon Games GocnD
bon DO. 65l @eit Simite Strabc. Der
mie berid)iet, i'm itiotiihen Spipitol
III 9erleBiingen gcii0rben lit, Die cr
geleaentIih einer Rriiselei oanortrue.
iperoen nidlt seridtlid geeen ben
2Qdihcreifutider Glareree 9scoIe uon
geo. 1900 9iegIer StrnBe porgebcl,
Der beifulbist miro. Gocnep bic per.
hananiBpoIlen 8erIeBiinaen beige.
bradt sl baben. HooIe iieIlte iit ieibii
Der Yc.i5ei, rpir0e ietod iofort tpie.
Der IN syreiheit aeiett. neil be sialgp-
borisen Goouep's erfldrteu, bdb eg I'd,
itres 9lniidt uadI Inn eineu ungliid
Iifen 8ufaG bon6Ie urb iie ,sid4 oil
HI6oas aa,ttngtM miEAex
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14

- Seit ser 5erbGnantbpoIlen G6d.
tigfeit oeutiher 9aiifboote IN enrp-
pdiitIen @epdiieru fallen iiber 90%tl
bes Neutrality-suspicious. 5riiden eng.
itifen uuo nnerifaniideu Sdier
Sdifien uilter Der Strnen. unb
-Streiien.GIasee sit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-14
(ans Der nsfbenspoft'. abIraoO).
NxS &alifurnieH.

Die @n.widlung rer geumpulIihz
buftrie. aalifurniihs 9oumipcIlc
bic teuerite, aber bette. = RaT&ir
nsller 0robbsirisb in ber 8aumr
poII5ud,. - Gum aapi.cl Der aas
pitalston3entration. - aalifcrn;.
'des Soits uno 9emiiicfonferDsrs
glonopol. = sluberorbentlid rei6e
Waunubsrnts. - 9agessn f.blt es
an ben tsipubtsn Sarrohelbauern.
= Der SiTdrei6t3um uno Der
1iihtruf. -
Evening star., 1916-10-16
Real Estate Transfers.

CENTER LEXINGTON and FORTUNE
ENLARGED-Marie L. Taylor to
Norman E. Ryon. lots % and "a,
block Is, Center lexington, and lot
2 of Fortune Enlarged: $40.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS EXTENSION
Reuben E. Timbers ct ux. to Charles
P. Smith. lot %. square 6157; $40.
B STREET NORTHEAST. between 18th
and 18th streets-Thomas E. Smith
Lazorow, lots Il, % to &c, square
southeast of 1868: $40.
NJ STREET SOUTHEAST, between New
Jersey avenue and 1st street-Ernest
L. Schmidt ct al. trustees. to -Adolph
Feldvoss and William A. Hettinger,
trustees, part lot IL, square 743;
$1,000.
THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
between c and D streets-Dwight
NJ de Silva ct uN. to William MUIR
ray. lot 122. square 1921: So
NO. 100 PARK PLACE NORTHEAST
Dwight NJ. De Silva ct ux. to Will
liam Murray, lot Is. square 9S7; $40.
NO. 1906 9TH STREET NORTHEAST
Guy II. johnson ct al, trustees, to
John Flaherty, lot Sc, square 363;
$40.
P STREET NORTHWEST (near Rock
creek)-Harriet II. Beason ct al. to
Frank r. Holt, lot in Holmead' S
Addition to Georgetown; $40. Frank
Harriet H. Beason, Alice S. Green
and Hannah r. Beason: $40.
INGLESIDE-Paul V. Rogers to Theo-
dore N. Gill. jr.. lot s6. block IS; So
SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST between
and C streets-George E. Beatty
ct al. to Emma G. Smith, lot Al.
square s71; $40.
Evening star., 1916-10-16
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October 16.-The cot
ton market showed renewed strength
early today with all the active months
making new high ground for the move
ment. People who had taken profits
on long cotton toward the end of last
week as a precaution against the pos
sibility of submarine developme n is
over Sunday appeared to be replacing
their long lines. Trade interests were
again active buyers. while there was
also covering, and after opening steady
at an advance of to - points active
months sold about Is to II points net
higher, with December touching 1872
and January, 1853.
Firm cables. with private advices at
tributing the strength to dear southern
markets and an improved spot demand
probably encouraged the early buying
movement here. while there were re-
ports that rain and high winds had
damaged open cotton around Waco,
Tex.
Futures opened steady; October, 17.35:
December, 1852: January, 1856; March,
1851; May, 1879: July, 1885.
Realizing caused slight reactions
during the middle of the morning. but
there was some nervousness over the
tropical storm report in the Yucatan
channel, while trade interests seemed
to be absorbing contracts, and the
market soon developed renewed firm
ness. with December selling up 10 17.75
and January to l7.71 or IS to 20 noipts
net higher.
Evening star., 1916-10-16
ARRESTED IN CINCINNATI.
LIE Roy Baker Had Criminal Career
Here and at Baltimore.

Inspector Grant. chief of detectives.
today received message from William
Copeland, chief Of police of Cincinnati,
telling of the arrest of LIE Roy Baker.
Raltimcrean, who was arrested in this
city about five years ago for burglary
and sentenced to five years imprison.
ment. He was released from the fed
eral prison at Leavenworth, Kan, Sep
tember %, and rearrested several days
later. A copy of the prisoners photo
graph accompanied the letter.
Baker was arrested in this city at the
point of a pistol. He gave the detec-
tives a considerable amount OF trouble,
hut when he reached the police station.
II is stated, he confessed to a series OF
burglaries committed in this city and
Baltimore. In Baltimore. it is stated.
he chloroformed Miss Helen Powell.
who then resided at 1920 McCulloi,
street. and robbed her home of 7s cents.
Leaving Baltimore he came to this
city, stopping at Hyattsville long
enough to raid several houses. It is
stated that he was recently arrested in
Cincinnati on suspicion of having com.
mitted burglaF1ees
Evening star., 1916-10-16
GRAIN MARKETS.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. October 16.-Lightness OF
world shipments had a bullish erect
today on wheat. and SO. too. did
big decrease in the amount Of wheat
on ocean passage. besides the drought
in Argentine continued. and spring
crop receipts both sides of the Ca
madam line We're small. Arrivals at
Liverpool were said to be inadequate.
Opening prices here, which ranged
from u to ] higher, with December
at 1577s to 15sk, and May at 1879 y
to 1.5s, were followed by reaction.
but then another upturn.
Rains that would delay husking
tended to lift the corn market. On the
other hand. there was considerable
selling by purchasers of oats. After
opening shade to 1saA off, prices
scored slight gains all around.
Oats seemed to be governed by corn.
Changes in quotations were insignifi-
cant.
Belgian relief orders put firmness
into provisions. Weakness in the hog
market was ignored.
Later. the wheat market eased of,
affected mainly by a large increase OF
the United States visible supply total.
The close was unsettled at q to Ss net
decline. with December and May both
at 1.57$4.
Subsequently corn prices receded
with wheat. The close was nervous at
Aa3s to Is net decline.
Evening star., 1916-10-16
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. October 1G-Retter
cables than due and too much rain in
the belt caused heavy buying Of cot
ton as soon as the market opened to-
day. Prices rose IA to 16 points on the
active months, and new high quotations
for the season were made throughout
the list.
Futures opened steady Opening bid !:
October. 1873: December. 1713; Janu-
airy, 17.2S asked; March. 1749; Nav.
1859 asked.
Fear that the hurricane reported to-
day over Yucatan would strike the gulf
coast increased the demand, and fur
ther frmness resulted from reports of
strong spot demand in the belt. In
the trading up to noon October rose to
IL cents. and the trading months went
to levels 19 to q points above, Satur-
day'S close
Evening star., 1916-10-16
CREDITORS OF BANKRUPTS
LOSE IN RULING OF COURT
q. S. Supreme Tribunal Refuses to
Review Decree in Trustees Suit
Against Customer.

General creditors of the bankrupt
Wall street brokerage copartnershfp of
Van Schaick & Co.. under a United
States Supreme Court order today, will
not share in s25o.oO0 paid out just be-
fore it failed. which enabled return to
Charles F. Roe. a customer. of securi-
ties estimated at $500. 900, which he had
loaned the brokers. The court refused
to review decree of New York federal
courts dismtssing the suit against Roe
of Beverly r. Robinson. trustee in
bankruptcy, to recover the $250.000 for
the benefit of general creditors.
The lower courts held that Roe was
not given an unlawful preference, al
though it was alleged he received vfr-
tually all assets of the bankrupt con-
cern to exclusion of many other Gus
toners. Roe is said to have lost $685.
900 in the failure.
In asking the review denied today.
the trustee asserted that should the
lower courts decision be upheld fraud
ulent Wall street assignments would
be invited, the bankruptcy law circum-
vented and it's main purpose defeated.
Evening star., 1916-10-16
Building Permits.

Building permits were issued today to
the following:
Chevy Chase Land Company. to build
store at 563S Connecticut avenue: ar
cnitect, c. D. Ryerson; builder, Frank
simpson: estimated cost. $1,000.
w. F. Brenizer. to build storehouse in
alley between 1st and Sd, Q and p
streets northwest; builder, w. F. Brent
ger; estimated cost, $4,000.
Charles w. King. to build dwelling
at 1910 21st street northwest; archi
tect, N. R. Grimm; builder. Charles W.
King; estimated cost. $4,000.
John Karle, to repair dwelling at
25O1 Burns street southeast; estimated
cost, $3.50.
Edward F. Palmer, to repair DWELLING
at 1902 21st street northwest; estimated
cost. 1927.
Mary E. Donohue. to repair dwelling
at 3345 street northwest; estimated
cost $400.
L. j. Runyan, to repair building at
1908 Lawrence street northeast; esti-
mated cost, $500. =
Evening star., 1916-10-16
walking Bar" Is Sentenced.

A regular walking bar was Joseph
King, colored. when he was arrested in
Seaton Park yesterday by Detective
Wright and Policeman Garth Of the
sixth precinct In the Police Court to-
Of selling liquor without a license and
said it was his first offense. Defective
Wright, however, told the court that
King had been suspected for the IA st
three weeks Of selling whisky and that
he was :soa :leen &c 10 Sc. sell some yesterday. A
was imposed by the court.
Evening star., 1916-10-16
SUGGESTIONS ARE SOUGHT.
Tentative Draft of Federal Grain
Regulations Sent to Dealers.

To members OF the grain trade
throughout the country today was
mailed a tentative draft of the ree,,Ia-
tions to carry into effec. the new fed
eral grain standards acts by the De-
par,ment of Agriculture. The. draft is
accompanied with request that any
suggestions for amendment be sent in
promptly. Department officials already
have arranged to hold four hearings. at
which suggestions may be submitted
orally.
The department announced that the
standards for shelled corn would become
effective December ]. and that it was
ready to consider applications for in
spectors' licenses.