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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09

Milburn 6nyior. the lightweight
boxer. who has bean critically III
with pneumonia At his homo In In.
dianapoiis, Ind. has passed thru
the crisis OF his Illness and IN slow
Iy recovering.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09
DUNDEE COMES OUT 4
VICTOR over BENNY

NEW YORK. March s.--Johnny
Dundee earned q victory over
Benny Leonard in their 10-round
bout here last night. altho no Of.
fetal decision was permitted Both
boys fought fiercely thruout but
Dundee was too strong and aEgree.
sive for his opponent Each scored
q knockdown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09
BILLY AND REYNOLDS
SAID 10 BE HARD At
WORK FOR THEIR NIX

Billy Murray and Steve Reynolds
are both putting In hard ticks In
getting ready for their contest mex,
Tuesday. Murray Is working In TIA
coma and Reynolds is getting into
shape here. Both men will be In
fine fcttle by next week. they say.
Several moro contests have been
announced by Dan Salt Leo
Houck. who now claims the cham.
pionship OF the Coast by virtue OF
his victory over Benjamin. the spo-
kane boy. who licked Fox in Port.
land the other night. viii take on
Al Mosler. tho local feather. who
IL clever with the gloves. Billy
Wright viii meet some good boy,
az will Chef Neff. Charley David.
son viii also oppose some fast OF.
ponent All OF these men are work.
ing hard for the coming show. and
viii be in the best OF condition.
The complete card will be an.
nounced In a day or two.
Billy Weeks bests cid Mitchell In
six rounds at Raymond
----------
Baseball season Will open In Low
iston. Idaho. Saturday.
Bobby Blewett says thIncs look
good for team in Great Falls.
Naming tho coach 10 now a popu.
lar pastime ut o. A. G.
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q q q
xaufS 10 ssiii waiting for the Giants
70 cough up.
n b reported on good authority
hat Frank Gotch viii accept %
per cent OF tho gross TO meet ony
18th rator.
TNers Will be . slump In the NJ.
tIonal nuisance. draw poker. II
The managers ctiet In the train
inx camp Il ooeyed.
81 . q q
"a should worry N sports hit
I slump this year. There viii be
The checker championships stag
ed IN August. Ho. hum, Turn out
the Eiimmer and put the cat out:
It's way after s O'Clock.
= = q
charlie Hsrrco 10 following the
cussom set By the ffrst Red man
aeer. back In 1871. He has claim
"a tho pennart.
osperss from Raymond cay that
Billy Weeks Enve SID Mitchell
IN their six-round tilt.
= q q
oeoros stovaIi, the Feds nrsbrand.
has been put out ~ last
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Billy Weeks bests cid Mitchell In
SIX rounds at Raymond
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09
PERCY COVE DENIES
HE HAS STOPPED ANY
OF GERMAN BULLETS

$-Ar FRONT With EDWARD HILL
YERcy COVE. the old Canadian rads oues nj, a.
sus IN the Old rsno days has written ssdd
Seattle friend Percy
the rounds that he Was .hot-.nd he ought
globe" tslro
N However, they and
luokyo I sat lob sron ro. In
the nsaheerhood Of pounds" w. "
q @ q
dated IN England London s~sno
call 80 the front Ne sent picture. looking
% fiddle
q q q
Leo Ncv that
In
weight burning
n or,mno Inns q
wesrk entitled with boy
q him M
remember Leo caught Joe bad
shsy hssa
n reach. ne wsliop him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09

Naming tho coach 10 now a popu.
lar pastime ut O. A. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-03-09

Baseball season Will open In Lew
iston. Idaho. Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
wAGHINGToN PRODUCE.

ouotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are higher.
Lower Eades may be sold for lesA Fancy soods
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh. per doz., 4oaI2; Southern, $40
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per lb. a; do, tub,
q; process, Sss6; store packed. 8a2s.
LARD-rub. Pure. per h., lska1s; do, COM
pound. Hl4a5; cottcnseed oil. per hvegallou can,
SIS
CHEEsE-New York. new, per Ib.. SaB; fat,
1a8; Swiss. domestic. 1as5; do, foreign. 55a6o.
LIVE EPOULTRY-Chickens. per n. nan; hens.
per n. rals; roosters. per D. IS; ducks, per n,
Halls; geese Der D. llallH; spring lambs fat. per
D.. loall; sheep. per D.. 5a5h.
DRESSED P0ULTRI-Season closed
LIVE SToCk-Calyes, veal. prime. per lh, La
IN; do, medium. nallh: spring lambs. fat, Der
D.. salo; sheep per h., A5h
DRESSED GOoDS-Pork small, pr h., i2aI2sS
do. heavy. per n. L.
GAME-Rabbits. ehcice. per dez.. 2uOsS0; com
mon, l5al0
GREEN GOODS-Beans Der basket acoaa %:
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',os.s.. eass count. p; selected ondisd stosk m
saan; prints. k-ih. lsss; Ants. saao; DO. In.
extra. 4ak2; hrstA saa4o; blocks. alba. extras. na
nrsts. Ssa9; dairy prints MARYLAND. Pennyivania.
and virginia. extras. SaS; nrsts. 1a0; store
pscsed nr'ts 9i rolls. M.ryiand and Pennuimnda.
LIVE PoULTRY-Prices per pound unless other
wise stated: Chickens. choice. young. best stock.
Y; young. b. expes Is; White Leshons. 70.
u; old hens. pounds and over. II; do. mall 10
medium. ls; old roostsrs and stays. ioai1; ducks.
young. Muscoy and Monrel. Is: young Whies
hskinu. lsai7; Indian Runners. young. Is: Puddle.
over ~ ns. 10; do smaller. i4alb; geese. Maryland
and Virginia. fat Nl5ale; Southern and Western.
ilal5; turkeys. heavy. ns and over. a; small. poor
lsa20 pigeons. old. pair. %; do, young. %; guinea
fowl. young. N ns and up. each. soaS; do'
smaller. Sheo.
white. Western Maryland and Pennsylyania. bushel.
i.Sosl.eo; do, New YORK and Jersey. busheL l5oa
Leo; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland. busheL lsoal8
do. nearby. bushsl box. l3oal.5: sweets. Eastern
ssors y:'iOys barrel, aecsss; do. Eastern r saSss.
standard. barrel. 21a2 .; do. small barrel. 2ooazio:
Jams. large. bright. barrel. L7o; apples. Western
MaryiAnd and Pennsylvania packed. barrel. Zeoa
40; do. New York state. No.Si. barrel. 25eaf.6;
do. No. 4 barrel. Lsos225; beans Norfolk. green.
New York State. Danish. ton. 8Da4o.oo; do. do
nestle. ton. DeoaS.p; caulihower. Long Island.
erats. Lsoal.f5; do. Maryland. barrel. 2Ooa25;
celery. New York. bunch. a5o; cueumbers. Florida.
basket. 5ooa3B; grapes. Concord. basket, Has;
DO. Niagara. baskrt. nals; do. Catawba. basket
Ban; grapefruit. Florida. box. 10sSB; horse
radsh nearby, box. 225a2 30; kale. Norfolk. barrel
90; do. native bushei box 4oa45; lettuce Nor
folk. basket. 4oal.Oo; onions Maryland and Penn
sylrana. yellow. dry. bushel, l.s5ai,T5; do, New
York and Western. yellow, io0b. sack. S.40a3.6o;
pears Eastern Shore Kieffer. - basket aoa2s; do.
barrel. l1al.T5; do. New York. Bartlett's barrel.
5oa5.oo; peppsrA nearby. basket. DaB; quinces.
New York. No. !, barrel 45oaSoo; spinach. Norfolk.
barrel. LOO: do native. bushel box. sas6: tomatoes
native. pe, basket Soa55; do, een basket. loals;
urnips. native. barrel, lsoa3n.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Nov. Z-There were violent huctua-
tons In the cotton market in the last hour today
Following Q slump to the basis of mn for January
shortly after O'Clock. or about 8 q bale below
the high price Of Tuesday, the list expsrienced
Q sensational recovery on the development Of re-
newed bull support, wAI.- was % aggressive that
1t threw shorts into q panic. Prices within
at only . slight INST loss. Western interests were
prcminent IL the late buying. The market was
finally very steady at . net decline Of to e points
Business materially smaller on the hrst
can. Influenced By favorable Liverpool cables the
tone was frm with prices to Is points net higher.
Aiter the early demand was supplied the marfet
sased under larger ofe11ngs. Afta breaking 70
close the market rallied 10 or Il points % cover
iss and . renewal d bull support. The tone re-
mAned nervous. howegu, and prices eassd ag1in
later under renewed liquidation.
Port receipts for the day were E.I77 bales; New
York warehouse stocks. 10. rs: exports. D-s0.
Clsarances for the season 10 date asxresats 21LEl
bales
oents; tia sale were loo baleA Ths spot article
at New Orissns quiet with middiins . potuts
lower st 70 esuts; the sales were Los oaleA
Temperatures were normal In the South. Instead
Of showing loses Of to II points tus. Liver-
pool reported advances Of 5a7 points at the time
Of the start here. A private cable said that Con
tinental and trade buying absorbed an the
liquidation-
Rsceipts 1t New Orleans were 3,T8; Savannah.
s.TH: Norfolk S,s0; Houston. a!TB.
Spot cotton at Liverpool today was In moderats
demand and Il points lower on the basis Of l. ID
for mid-upland. The sales aggregated ZOO bales,
Including 5000 American. The imports were 8Oo.
an American The market for futures closed quiet
but stsady at . MT decline Of to points.
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lots 70 and a. square lss; so Csubject to
life estate on lot a.
$50 Tennessee avenue northeast-Jacob
q. Horning to John d. and Mary A
Moran; lot q, square 1o6a; so.
Wyoming avenue near Twenty-third
street northwest-william H. McAlister
ct ux.. Armantine II. to Harry Norment.
lot q. Widows Mite; 80.
West Eckington-Mae L Nothnagel to
Edward Nothnagel; lot Is, block 9; 80
Petworth-Benjamin II. Gruver ct ux.,
Lizzie N. to Esther B. Webster; lot l6
block 1l3; so.
New Hampshire avenue between r and
8 streets northwest-H. Frances Cragin
ct vir., Charles I. to Ethel A. Adams;
original lots 6. and 9. square ia; 80;
Ethel A. Adams to Charles !. Cragtn;
same property.
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWELVE.
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bsss. psr iop. amAAsp, Brusssis prouts. pz
at-. 1oalzk; cabbage. pr 100. 1sosaoo; Garcia
per bunch. 2as; celery. New York. PER Gats.
Z5oa5oo; cucumbers. pr basket. aooa1D; eymblines.
par este. 2ooa1D: egxplant. per cste. 2ooas.oo;
kale. Per bbl.. Looai; lettuce North Carolina per
crats. ITALY,; onionA pr bss. s2saS7S; pepper.
Per crats. L7sa2oo; potstos per bSL. 3soal1; do.
northern. Per sack L5oa45B; sweet potatoes psr bbl
isoa3oo; spinach. per bbl. 15al.oo; tomatoes, pr
bon, fsa2Bo; turnips. per boz, f5Aso.
FRUITS-Applss. per bbl.: 1.bch5.5o; grapefruit
per boz. aooa1o; grapes. per baskst issaD; lemons.
PER box. 6ooas.oo; orsuses. Per boz. California.
1ooasso; do. Florida aDsaoo; pineappaes. Per
uate L5a6U.
sEEDs-Biusussa pr bush, lscal0; clover.
alfalfa per lh. isaiSi Do. aisiks. pr Ib.. l5al7;
red, per ID. Altal7: do, white Per h., o.; tim
othy. per bushel. 2Ea27s; oschsrd uas. pr bushel
aza24o; red top. per Ii. l0ai2
GRAIN-Corn. old. whits. per bushsl. l.io.li2:
Do, yellow. lloAll2 osts whits, pr bushsl eAss;
DO. mixed, siss2; Wheat milling per bushei. lsoa
LIS; do. ordinary, lioai8.
HAY-rmothy. No. ]. per ton. M!ooalsoo; do.
No. 2, 100; MIXED. Mmai1oo; ear corn. new, per
bbl, AZ: wheat straw. per ton, 6oo:-tangied rys
straw. pr ton. uIooI long ys stlx. pr tan. iAc.
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New York.
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia Nov 21-BUTrER-Receipts were
light and the market ruled nrm. with demand
fair. The quotations follows: Western solid
packed creamery, fancy specials Is: extra. .sSaA:
extra frsts. q: hrsts Bail; seconds, SaSf; re-
notated extra, 8; do, frsts. .; do. seconds .:
nearby prints. fancy. $; average extra, at5; rsts
8; seconds. 3eal; special fancy brands Of prints at
tsa52
and firm. with supplies we'll SlRned up. The
quotations: In free cases. nearby extra, Der doz,
q; nearby hrsts. l39 per standard case: nearby
current receipts 1880 per case; Western extra pei
doz. y; extra hrsts laD per case; do, nrts. l2so;
refrigerator extras. ITO; do, nrss, u4o: seconds
lo0; candled eggs were jobbing at ssa6l per dozen
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls. 10 quality. Ieals,
coosters. lsa; spring chickenA according to quality.
sals; White Leshorns. according to quality. l5slT:
ducks. TO size and quality, l6als: turkeys.
za24; geese. I5AI7: piseons old, per pAir. Baso;
do. young per pair. a,e3.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Fresh- killed, dry-packed
turkeys. per b.. fancy. nearby aaS2: do. West
ern, fancy, 9saso; fair to good, 25a2s; do, com
Iected, 2; weighing A5a5 pounds apiece. nv;
do. pounds apiece, q; do, ~ pounds apiece.
lsa2o: dos, pounds spiece, 1eal7. Fowls in bar
reis ice-packed. fancy. dryplcfed, weighing lsssS
pounds and over apiece. q; weighing 4 pounds
apiece. %; smaller szes, lsals; old roosters dry
picked, per b.. B; roasting chickens. Western.
weighing 8 pounds and over Der pair, "A; weighing
sa7 pounds per pair. o. hroiling chickens. Western
weighing sai pounds per pair, 9a5; chickens weigh
ing sa5is pounds per pair. a do. mixed sizes.
nan; broilers jersey. fancy. 5ass: bruilers other
nearby, weighing MAJ pounds apiece, 1AO; bruiles.
nearby. smaller dzes, 1az; ducks. nearby spring.
za2A: do. Western. aa22: squads per dozen. white.
weighing IL to Il pounds. 5.lsa6oo; white, weighing
TO 10 pounds. i.ssas.0: white, weighing pounds.
4ooslB; do, pounds, 35oAS75: do, ss6h pounds
27sa2.es; dark, 25a2o; small and No. 2, eoai.z.
Receipts today: Wheat. e2.Ss bushels; corn,
Isn bushels; Data N.Ss1 bushels; -four. Ds barrels
and lee Es pounds In saeks; hay. "a tons. and no
straw.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
THos. ,. OWEN a SON. A1etioneer..

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO TWO STORY AND
CEL1AR BRICK DWELLINGS PARTIALLY
COMPJETED, on FOURTEENTH STREET,
NEAR b STREET SOUTHEAST
By vtrtue Of certain deed Of trust duly re-.-d.d
10 LbeT No. sN. folio - e seq q the Land
Records Of die Distret Of Columbia and at ths ~
quest o the party secured thereby. the undersisned
trustees win sell at pubic suction m front of ths
Uemi.s. On MONDAY, TIE zTH DAY or
NOVEMBER. A D. lsl6. at o'clock r. n On.
following described land and premises situate IN
he Dlstrict Of Columbia. and designated e. and b.
Ing lots 2 and = in the Washington Real Estats
Companys subdivision Of lots in square iue a. p~r
pat reoordsd in Book Il. par 90 in the suryeyu's
of1ce for sad Distinct
Terms Of sk: Sod subject 10 4 prior deed -
trust for C.o@ each lot balance over aid trist
70 Be paid in cash. A deposit Of SW win b. -
ouired at time Of ale An c0uvey1ncanE recudfnE
ee, AZ cost of purchasef Terms Of aale 20 Be cnrn
Piled with within fifteen DAYS from day Of al.;
oherwts the trustees reserve the rght 70 rss.n the
popGJ At the rsk and cost of defaultinE purchas.f
aftG i've DAYS advertisement Of such resale IN spms
nsvspaper published IN washinrton, d. c.
GUsTAVE OPPENHEIMER
LEON g. oPPENHEMER.
Trust~s.
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AUCTION SALES.
THos. ). OWEN a SON G.ct,e...,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALuABIE suRuRR.S

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
BUILDING LOTS
by vtrtus q six certain deeds of t,zrt duly ~
coToed In Lbr sa1, folio 4ls: Lxb.r sar folio n.
nber ~. folio SIS; Liber Sl folio nj: Lh.T NJ
folio d. and Liber sU, al folio Nd et .o.. n.
epectvey 0 the Land Records Of The Dirtrscs n
Ccumtta. and st the request Of the p.rty s.slr-d
thereby. the undersigned trustse Win N Al puhiis
auction, In the Office o Tboa. J. Owen A eor lxH
= street northwest. % TUESDAY, the bth DAY of
Decembd. lsl6 at / O'Clock D. n ne foIlo~4ns
oesr1oed land and peemises Sitnate in ID, Disr1ct
o. COLUMBIA, detgnated and being lot H. in
eauase afS; lots %. z. and . IN square m; lot @
10 olok 1855 and g. in bodE M; lou u and lS
IN SQUARE ga; lots and & IN square 49, IN Fuifna
n Goroonb subdivision o part of q trad Of lnuA
sailed Chevy Chase Grove Resurysy On New Sat
faes snd FslloWzhp. . aid subdivisaoa a re-
corded In The ociee Of the Surveyor Of the Dtrrirs
OF Columbia, in Book e. pare n
Also al Of lot ~ and part Of lot Ts IN suusrs
aA IN Fulton II. Gordon's s1bdiviaon Of psrf a n
Tract OF land called CheEy Chase Grove R.suvry
On New Seat, Vale. and FellO~ship a. s.d sub
oivHio1 IL reoorded in the ohcs Of the surveyur of
the District q Columbia. IN Boob q paee q
LAst-nenooned parul more psrticulsriy des1ibsd
10 deed Of trust recorded In Liter sss At folio n
OF the Land Records Of the District of CoaEmbAa
Terms OF sale: ODe-third Of the urlrchass rpoper
b be paid In cash balance in two euunl in..ih.nts
payable In one and two yearA with Interest Al rr
cent pr snnun, payable semi annually, secured b |.
deed Of trust upon the property sold or an e-sh.
t the option 0 the purchaser. A deposit Of flnc
required upon each lot at time Of sale An cunvry-
enctns. recordine etc. at cost q purrhAser s.ls
70 be eloeed within fifteen days
nj n coRnoN --,....
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
COURT PROCEEDINGS
Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Division No. 2.
JuntIce Stafford.

Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Division No. q
Justice Stafford.
Linkins vs.. Granger, pro confesso or
dered and reference to J. Arthur Lyn-
ham, examiner; plaintiff's attorney. w.
H. Linkins.
Flack VS.. F4ack; order overruling mo-
ton to reduce aiimony: plaintiffs attor-
ney. 8. q. swayze; defendants attorney.
L. A Block.
o'Toole VS.. Manviile; decree establish
ing title; plaintiffs attorney, W. n. Link
ins.
In re iunacy Of John Krebs; order re-
ferring account to auditor.
In re lunacy of Clayton Farrell; order
referring account to auditor.
In re lunacy Of Otto Schoemperle; or
der referring account to auditor.
In re funacy OF Andrew J. Cockrell; au-
ditors' report ratified.
Hutchingson VS.. Nixon; order Of pub
lication; plaintiffs attorney. George c.
Gertman.
Coleman vs.. Coleman; rule as to con-
tempt returnable November q; plaintiff's
attorney. C. w. Fowler; DEFENDANTS at
torney, ]. L. Krupsaw.
In re Charles d. Myers ct al; order ap-
pointing Thomas Walker guardian "a
Item; attorney. Edmund Hill. jr.
Harrington vs.. Minor: order suspend
ing all business meetings Of Church:
plaintiffs attorneys, p. W. Frisby and
A. p. owens; defendants attorneys, Da-
vid Wolf. T. L. Jones. and John Ridout.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
Circuit Division No. =,
D. Justice Stafford.

Hancock vs. Moran; leave to amend
declaration forthwith granted; plaintiff's
attorney. James W. McNeilI; defendants
attorneys. G. Percy McGlue and NJ. J.
Colbert
Hancock vs. Moran; leave to amend
declaration forthwith granted: plaintIfrs Q
attorney. James w. Mcneil; defendants q
attorneys, @. Percy McGlue and NJ. J.
Colbert
National Art Galleries VS.. Nicolaides:
leave to file amended declaration granted |:
plaintiffs attorney. Webster Ballinger:
defendants attorneys, Tobriner & Gra-
ham.
Fowler VS.. Washington Brick and Terra
Gotta Company. dismissed with Judgment
against plaintiff for costs; defendants
attorneys, Ellis & Donaldson.
Washington vs. District of Columbia; ;
judgment on mandate for defendant
against plaintiff for costs and new trial
ordered; plaintiffs attorneys, w. ]. Lam
bert and r. II. Yeatman; defendants at
torneys. G. H. syme and r. ]. whiteford.
Linkins VS.. Commerce Building Com
pany; demurrer to third plea sustained.
with leave to file amended third plea and
substitute affidavit of defense within ten
days; motion for judgment under seventy
third rule overruled without prejudice:
plaintiffs attorney, r. A. Ford: defend.
ants attorneys. W. ]. Lambert and e. 8.
Duvall
United States of America vs. the Ma.
rine Railway and Coal Company; order
finding plea Of Jurisdiction in favor of
the plaintiff. with leave to defendant to
plead in twenty days; bill Of exceptions
signed and ordered OF record; PLAINTIFF 9
attorney, H. H. Classic; defendants at
torneys, Hamilton & Hamilton.
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o. s. Treasury Statement,

The condition Of the Treasury at the
close Of business yesterday was: Net
balance in general fund, s12s, ,65s, $50; total
receipts yesterday. a.b45,S1s; total pay
ments yesterday, $2.s4s.77s.
The deficit this fiscal year Is s1o1. .51I =
$50, against a deficit Of 80, ,7oe.51 last year.
exclusive Of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
Revenue receipts for this fiscal year up
to the close of business November q,
s2s4, 92s 1855; revenue receipts for the
corresponding period last year. s2S1. .5lo-
920.Se
Ordinary disbursements for this fiscal
year up to the close of business Novem-
Der q, $S8, ,e41, 252.3o: ordinary disburse-
ments for the corresponding period last
year, $30o, no, ,2e41s.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

: Daltnore. Nov a-DeGs-MHrket hmer. Mary-
-, Psnnsyis.nia. and nearby hrsts psr doz. e;
Eesnn Shore Maryland and Virginia dntA q;
est<m tohio1 hsts q; West virginia nuts, 20;
youfhcn Horth Csrolinal hrsts. -; strictly fr.sh
NWfh csrollna1 Arsts, ~, strictly fresh country
pthgsd, q Thss market for Western ez1 very
EronE. West1n. frc.h. css count "a; Wstern
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Another "Best Seller" Free to You
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
THE MAIN ROAD, !" By Mrs. MandeRadford Warren
FREE TO TO WASHINGTON slSsIR 6ys.B HERAI2 BEEsAb1

who insert cash-with-order Classified Adyer-
tsement costing 4oc or more. This book is iden-
tca with the edition that sells for $I25 to $I.5o
in the book stores except that instead of being
bound in cloth it is bound In heavy plate paper
covers, printed in rich colors.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
DED.

DEAKINs-suddenly.o on Monday, Nover-
Der %, 1s16, At s:H ?. m, at 12H
street northeast, ANNIE E. DEA-
K1NS. beloved wife OF the late Dennis
E Deakins
Funeral services from her late residence
on Thursday. November =, at D. m
Relatives and friends invited TO at
tend. alexandria papers please copy.
HARvEY-On Wednesday, November 2.
1e16, at his residence, 20 Claiming
street northwest, IGNATIUs FIELD
ER. beloved husband OF Sarah z.
Harvey, nee Barnes. In the ssrd year
Of his age.
Funeral services at the residence,
Saturday, November Is. ls16 at
o'clock g. m, thence 20 St Martins
Catholic Church. North Capitol and
T streets northwest where high
requiem mass viii be sung az $50
O'Clock. Relatives and friends invited.
Interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
KETCHAM-on Wednesday, November
q, 1s16 at his residence. 1z3o Girard
street, THOMAS VINCENT KET-
CHAN, son Of the late DR.. o. c. and
Emma Ketcham-
Funeral services st his residence.
Saturday at q. m.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsrrRs.

1877 Irving street northwest-Paui
Sleman. guardian. to Ruth L Newman:
part lot 5, Columbia Heights, block os:
s. Ruth L. Newman conveys same
property to Vernon L. and Florence K.
Brown; 80
Ingleside-Esther Daneman to Samuel
Danemann; lot 113, block a; $500.
D street between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets southeast-Raymoud
r. Sprague, ct ux., Margaret H. to Rose
NJ. Lash; lot IS. square 1oI1; so: Ruth
NJ Lash conveys same property to Mar
garet H. Sprague; so.
Petworth-Ada B. Coe to Oscar ]
Randall; lot l6. Petworth, block q; $40.
Rear Of New Hampshire avenue be-
tween R and s streets northwest
Lemuei A. Fraser to Johanna Young;
part lot TO- square 154; so.
600 X street northeast-Alexander john
son and Max Davidson executors, to
Morris J. silverman; lot 1os. square SIS;
s, 500
Mount Pieasant-Charles e. Tribby to
Mary Goren north half lot 20; $40.
Z 214 and 216 Eighth street southwest
Sarah q. Brewer to Julian p. Dodge;
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