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The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Holnesd Asnor-ChAriss p wGrins TO ". Pr,,
'op Hhllanson, lOt lls. bloc3 - so
sortAsest-Bur \. BdvErds and Georss L sta-
.e'' uusteea 70 CSrcncs y. NOaneut ps-fs Iotf
A and b. sluArs $50 asn
hosciuszso plscs-L~ymAn soott RI ", Bans l..
70 he1g l. Bans, lots Y and "a 6ocs q SO
Meridian Hin-stena A De Pue ~ ss,b W
L1ptos, lot %. blocf u: $40
finf Addition 70 WEShinFton HiFhisnds-S7ss-4-,
1o 'SiF 70 'Ame Z AAhoney. lot ;. E9uEEs Sss
-ThiIty-htth sre,, nortlrves, Chsrls, p stss,.
man 70 hose Men, stohlmsn. lot q. s1usrr Iz-7
fI Flfth stre-+ southssst-yoar p..-.-,.,. a..
'.mss w. Besramorv. IOt Is SQUARE si5; SO
fhteenth street. between PcnnsJlvsnta avenue ana
!. L".onao avenue s0utheas'-BererIe J. smith. IT,
l0T: so '' ''> W. square
o-,n Moodley rIrt.Msy X, Ray % Ayieu B.
N- rOur and Hsh strset sDuthwet-R Harri
son johnson. trustee 10 RsnseIc and SfrIl, "a.
tera, lot p. Slusry 81, Sa6n
MAsoonslu Avenue PHrk-R0bert Il s-Dzan. .,
pL,sa Ane5Ta A.. to ChTIes X and Mus o.
o9S.osne' p.gI' I9t 2, sgusTs l7S7; SO
hAndle Observation-Disclosures State Hrsltr Co-n
soey' Say' Inc 10 W Arthur NiiJcbelI Iot l. s1uar,
street. b~twesn FrB1l and M, -.--..
hor'h~est pc and KalOrsma Heights-Emma c. CooEs
q MAry Cooke, lot 81. sQusre SIS. also lot 81
kAorHmA Heights. block Il SO
Addition TO KenlwOrth- ElrrDe n Smith =. ,r-
2; SO '' -. - O-'h
Troesdells Addition To Washiurtsn Hstr,,.
n ESnest G. Walker e uI- Romaine NJ TO CTl,r5e,
W. Dan. j., lot Zg. SO
EItesnth street, bctWesn Potomac nr-Du. and
eNN19 'ahA Gveuue s1uthesst- Beverlir J. smith
y, e W. Lillian NJ 10 IHr5-ty n 49, -
uIs.ee' lot lA, sguArE l077: SO
FuHenth street, betweeu Potomac HreDu. .,5
olrHniA avenue sDutheGst- BevrrIie ] sr,ffb
T. e n. Lillian NJ. TO Lsuritz n Iar.r7l
trustee, ISe, lot lo6. s4uAre Iu,7 SIC
N fhteenth Street. betWeeu Potomac srcru. ,r5
: hanA aTsnus sDItheast- Bereriie J smith.
T. e W Lillian NJ 70 LAHr7fz N 49,
uGstee, lot T6 sIuErs IO77: SO
~ tIlenosaip-Philip VI. RiIry n III Nclli, L q,
itIOerl Z Riley paTrsl -. SO
N'uheSlicut Avenue HeEhfs-Sar7ua7 q; Nrs-rl,.,
?. SO 81 D'-1''' i'- 4. ni'f<
,, Addition to Brooklsnd- Katie Hi1sr to Ch,r,,,
- hodsh, lot 3 blOck ss s.s
% ~ M M ~tulgilAm-Arthur G. Bishop and Gsr-- d
OC0unoT. trustee. 70 Annie p Coleman ~, :;
and Is, square 8sT Ss0 '''' "
Fe"oTlh-WiIllAm X. G. Thnnp-1n - III Nr.
I, 10 Bite L. Hazard lot a a. sB5 :, -. -
yy,,,flS u hAZard conveys sane Irurrrrv 10
"lillam h. c. and MEry L Tbomr-rT. SI6
g o1UShth Srest between L and N street. r,r-7b
- mp = Sormley q Ju.. MGudp y "a
$500 - 'i'e " 80. t7s'
Ne1dl3n Hll-Juhn O.. Ware r.. ~ 49,,
n 70 Abraham and B8rlev LsahrD,r ~. - =
u 6oS Is sc: tr1s SO 90 - @i'
,LtS LtS strest northWr-t-WIIham n Ef,- .. ,--
n L-'on NJ. 70 Philip F. GUrmIe- 10, = an -;
orlGntl lot 10. sguArt Ia: SO ~
Washington Heights-Ab~shnr, LID
William b. King Iot IS bios 8 ~ II a. .
Ss F1rstl street southeast -g7E-a n O.
sIo 5-'i-" \ and Ella oueenSu. LOT p squsr, o1.J
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
NEW ADVISORY BOARD
CRUISES WITH DANIELS

The Naval Consulting Board. ot
which Thomas A Edison is chairman.
Will hold its first meeting as an or
ganiHation Of official standing with
secretary Of the Navy Daniels at IL
O'Clock today, the Navy Department
announced yesterday
The board then will be organized
as permanent part OF the Navy De-
partment.
Secretary Daniels took the members
Of the board 10 the southern naval
drill grounds on the yacht Dolphin
last night. where they will witness
target practice by the Atlantic feet
tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. SEPT B-EGGs-Market frmer Mar.
land. Pennsylvania, and nearby hTsts per doz, n;
Eastern Shore. Maryland and Virginia arsts =;
Western tOhiol hrsts, 81: West Virginia frsts soasl
Southern North CsrolnA) frsts, 2eA3o The market
for Western egss much stronger. Western fresh.
eass count, 81, and cAndled, y; Western storage.
case count 3oh
BUTTER Separator. extras. per H., 1SA; do
hrsts, SlaS2; prints, k-Ib extras, AASS; bloctS :
lbs, extras. 5SaSS frsts 3lss2 dairy prints Mary
land, Pennsylvania. and Virgins. eItas. .; hrsts
"a; store packed. hrstS. q.
LIVE PoULTRY-Pricss per pound unles, other.
wise stated: Chickens choice, young boal stock,
per h.. 2; young. by express, q; do under
: lbs, %; White Leghorns. lsS2o; old hens, Z
roosters and stags loall; ducks young Muscovy and
nongrel. lial5; do. White PeSings, young l5als;
Indian runners, young. loaH; Spring. over 81 Ibs
tal5; smaller. l3Ah; pigeons. pair. old %; young.
do, under H.. 4na5O: do. old. 2aO
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUTTs-Pota-
toes. white, new. PennsylyaniA bushe. oLl.Wi
do. New York and New Jersey. bushel. Local. 10;
do, Eastern Shore Virginia, bbl.. 25O1275; do,
nearby. bushel bUI.' soalOo sweets. Eastern Shore
yellOws. bbl.. LBal.7S Rsppshannock. bbL, l5oa
l.I5; Ann Arundel. bbl. 20osz.lo: yams bbl, large
bright. l5oAl.75; apples. Eastern Shore Maryland
and Virginia, bbl.. fancy, L2sal 50; do. small bbl
losl-2: do. haf-bbl. basket 4Os6o; Western Mary
land. packed barrel. 2OOA2T5; beanS native
bushel. green, 75SsO cabbage 100. s.0oss.OO; do.
New York, ton. 55.OOa60 90; cantalOupes Colorado,
SaN' Ss4.V' celery. New YORK, bunch, 5at0: corn,
nearby. dozen, sugar. l2al6 field. sAlz: cucumber
New York. basket, l.eoaiT5; DNmsons, Maryland
and Virginia, is basket, Coats do. b. Z4a3; do.
Western MARYLAND. Slb. basket, Da2S; egEplGnt&.
native. basket, 25ao: gzpsk Concord. basket saIg;
Niagara, basket. loall; lima beans peach basket,
ta0; hamper 8Al.Oo; DO. bushel sOaI0o; hulIed,
ID. 7aS; lettuce. native, bushel box 3agO; onions
Maryland and Pennsylvania, buShel, dry, l2Oal5;
do. yellow. l0lb sack. 2ZSa2 50: peaches mountain
carrier. L0a2m; do, 4s basket, 5Oal o.; do
rnnsf DsYpN kagk -
Shore Bartlett, +S basket, sOsT5; DO. hamper,
l5AL IS; do, Seckel, basket. 4o46o: pepera nearly
basket aaS: tomatoes. native. basket, ripe 2Oa25 ;
Eastern Shore, rip, basket, l5al7h; nearby meas
ured bushel 50: WatsrneIons selects 100 20 oOs5 %
prtmes 100. L nnNl6oo culls, loo. sooalom
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
MILLION Share DAY
ON STOCK EXCHANGE
Steel Sells at I0856-Texas Makes Net
Advance of Fourteen Points.
OBy the International News seryiee.)

CBy the International News seryice.)
New York, Sept. l6.-Another million
share day with the usual Monday after
noon reaction that is one of the absolute
certaintles Of every genuine bull market.
At the opening there was the traditional
accumulation OF orders from the pub
lie that had read about the market
In the Sunday newspapers. These orders
were filed by professional traders and
the heavy selling left the market in a
depressed condition. According to the
usual method no support will be offered
tomorrow morning and an irregular half
day will test the public temperament
Then fresh buying will be melted by
manipulative orders from high quarters.
Steel made Its usual high record, selling
this time at 1oS 5-s. 1t was heavily dealt
in and had an extreme swing of only
a little more than a point. Bankers
thought it acted remarkably well and
the buying Of II was much better than
selling IN the afternoon. The same was
true of other steels, Republic, Lacka-
wanna and Mldvale having but trifling
setbacks.
Texas stock, which has been purchased
persistently by the insiders, had a net ad-
vance Of fourteen points The company
is earning in the neighbOrhoOd OF so a
share on its stocks and some very i'm
portant readjustments OF its finances will
be announced in October according to
present plans. The rise in Texas company
stock excited a sympathetic rise in Mex
ican Petroleum. The rapidly improving
conditions in Mexico promise to bring this
stock to the favorable attention Of Wall
Street before long.
Street Not Interested.
Announcements of earnings by the
wIIlys Overland Company did not en-
uhuse the Street much because Of the
very large amount Of finished vehicles
on hand.
Tobacco Products made a quick re-
sponse to the statement made in this
column regarding the rapid growth of
the cigarette business.
Marine stocks were all heavy. The
reason is that the pool in International
Mercantile Marine common has sold
out and wants to accumulate at lower
level. The advertised reason today was
In the harbOr looking for cargOes at re-
duced rates II these ships were doing
so, they were ships that wanted whole
cargoes without war risk, and the big
money Is now being made on cargoes
made up OF numerous COnsignments sent
to the ports of the allies. This latter is
what the International Mercantile Ma
rine is making most of Its money hand
ling. The other marine stocks were
heavy in sympathy. A reduction OF cot
ton freight rates hurt Marines and put
cotton up.
Driggs-Seabury advanced more than 7
points early but reacted with other
stocks. American Locomotive was
strong in the early session because It
gets One-half OF the SO, 900 900 order given
by the New York Central for locomo-
tives. Lima Locomotive gets the rest
OF II. CruCible is being accumulated
again in anticipation of some very i'm
OoTtant announcements regarding
finances and orders. American Can sold
on easily.
There is a growing disposition to buy
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
DEATHS REPORTED
" HTTE

Mamie HAlrs, 8 ystrs Tuh-rr-9Irgi, E--
Helen !. Fsnner. = 8N lst - NV
Jane Burgee. g. "a and Il rs r.
Thomas Mysrs C. El1srErn~- TO-
Annie z Burks. Z. Casually Hos-
John T. WIIhsmS IS St. Fgiz5b~fr,. E,.
Ellen Morgan. 6. I7Sa Columbia MAJ nv
Howard EdWsryss - The AshIrr a7-s
Jacob RStIhcim. =. Rurre-t Hon,
William Jones. Casualty Husr
james A. Rabbit, 50. Proudcucr Hop
fuIrINF.l
Edgar Z. Banks. T. stanton road AnaNs-i.
Enestine Dyer. e. Ga MrrrNp 81. no
William II. Bell IS ~. Elizah.th's Ho~,
Raymond Wallace, H. SS5 Volta ularr nv
James Monson o. TN1bsrc-rIosis HoSp
George Davis. p. Freshmen Husrg
james Spencer. IS. Fre5urn's HoSr.
Alfred Garter 3 Cham Rndrs road
Carl P. Jenkins. . dAvs fl6 T s. ma
Infant X Theodore and Rosetta Eivsrd.
lOUrs Columbia Hosp
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Byron l. r. and s1rnh r zB-,u.-
LsSte Il. and Gnor Woob.s-. m
Eugene and Dolly Seshn-r. h7y
Shhrles ?. and Annie n. O'Nrir r7rr
I'oils Q. and Ruth ". B. Nprmsr br-
O1n 7 and Msry Moore. rlrI
Ered L. and Doris g. L1usr. ar
Geo-Ee and Name johnson b.--
Arthur and Mary jenkins h.-
Hans A. and DOruthv JnrSs cir.
Roy B. and Hester p Jolnsrn
Charles L and NCrS F. HEvr-g- -r.
Harry and ROss H. Friedma- b.
GeorEs and Katherine RprsEos en-
Oscar g. and NGry 3 Adams T.
CODJRED
Arred & and LAur1 Sayov h--
Carl d. and Mara L0werv r5rr
ChArles and Hattie JenFinr bor
Worth and AlethlA Greene. s1rl
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
To Revise Russian Laws.

Revision of the existing Russian laws
regarding the formation of corporations
has been promised by the ministry OF
finance, and a commission has been con-
sidering the whole matter with the in
tention OF shifting the Incorporation laws
to the more modern and general de-
claratory system.
A crisp review and summary OF the ex-
isting corporation laws in Russia, and the
reasons for seeking a change in them by
putting them on the declaratory basis,
is presented in an article that will be
published in the next issue of Russia
the house Journal OF r. Martens Co.,
Inc
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
Lawsuits.

59566-Joseph s. Bean VS.. Capital
Traction Co. and the District OF Co
lumbia; damages. $4,000; plaintifT' s
attorney, NJ. E. O'Brien.
5s557-R. McReynolds & Sons vs..
Preston Gibson: judgment OF Munich
pal Court, S44s.25; plaintiffs sttor-
ney, F. Sprigg Perry.
5955s-Wellington P. o'Connor VS..
Frank L. Averill and John Z. Bow
ers; damages, $4,000; plaintiffs at
torney, G. A. Berry.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity DSvfsion-
Justice MeGoy.

Grand Rapids National city Bank vs.
Baxter; decree pro confesso; plaintiffs at
torneys, Ralston & Richardson.
Pickford VS.. Wetzel; proceedings con-
hrmed; PLAINTIFFS attorney, r. p. Shealey;
defendants attorney, N. J. Colbert
Ely VS.. Kane; sale ratified; plaintiff 8
attorneys, NJ. J. Colbert and 7. NJ
OBrien; defendants attorneys, A. J.
Meyers and H A Hegarty.
Thompson VS.. Schmidt; hearing on rule
continued to October 6; plaintiffs sttor-
ney, II. z. Davis.
In re lunacy Of Francis P. Kirwin; de-
posit Of funds authorized.
In re lunacy Of James Brady; order
authorizing payment Of maintenance.
In re lunacy Of Frank odom; reference
to auditor.
Carley VS.. Carley; order to file without
prepayment OF costs. and rule returnable
September p; plaintiffs attorney, z. B.
Frey.
Frick VS.. Frick; order Of September Is.
1916, set aside and hearing on rule set
for Friday, September 2; plaintiffs at
torney, Crandal Mackey; defendants at
torney Andrew l. Hickey.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
COURT PROCEEDINGS

hlsn ~. 70 Union Trust o.. 10 s.cur, ws,s.
cent semi-GnnusIg
s9nArs 81 lot F-ClAra N. Grimss to Milburu
>. DoDoaos and james A. Donahos 70 ..sr-,
Nellie r. ssne-ins s5oe; u mouths, pr cent,
square sn, lot F-wniEm n one~nan n ur
bih- 70 hnbun J. D0nohoe and FrsnF r. Rs~
soc 10 seeSre Osn NJ. Grimes 500; ! 20 r
months. Per cent
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. Sept. -wHEAT-w Weaker, fair iu-
quiry. No. red, L6JIs: No. Northern Z. o. b..
l7J4 No. hard winter, L6j14, (. O. b.; No l
macRroni to arrive, L7O No. l Manitoba. L7I's.
winter.
CORN-weskcr: trade quiet No. yellow,
fresh-sheled 10 arrive. a6'E. l. f.. No. ). fresh
sheIled. to arrive, a5, c. l. f. Exporters took
nothing
oATS--steady; trade is n,SdeFste. STANDARD
5ls5Z,s; No. ] white. 5lzaS2: No I white, 5lasI.s
tlc,stcr basis, mlgTAded. Sass, EAp9rteB toos
lOo,V00 bushels
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Sept. B-HoGs- Receipts, 900 head ;
Ann; unchanged to SC above Sundays average:
6ulk, oSal4o light, lOSoall.55; mixed 10 loal IS
heavy. loc5all45; rough. loO5alO g; pigs 7O0aIo 10
CATTLE-Receipts, 1900 head; unsettled: native
beef cattle. 66OallSo; Western steers, 6OOas 20 /;
stcckers and feeders. iJ0a7.G5: COWS and heifers
350a9S5: calves s5OalSOO
SHEEP-RPceipts 1900 head weak. vvstb,-s
6. 75as.3O; lambs 6.75aIG7O
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE,

New York. Sept ls-BUTTER-steady: rece.pt,
6,573 packages; deamery, extras (s2 scure) 33X
creamery higher scoringD, SAa3iSs frsts, S5sa2,4
seconds, 5laS2.
EGGS-Fimi receipts 1857 cases; fresh Vather-
3D. extra hne, n; extra frsts, 35a36; frsts 32a3I
nearby henneTy whites fine 10 fancy E3a4s. rrarb,,
henneTY bFosns 5SAi2
LlIE POULfRI-Firm: prices settled Dress
Gu INN; chickenA 2@A' iosb uaz3a: t,,rkeyS
25aS5. >S'''
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
STOCK EXCHANGE.

Furnished by w. b. Hibbs d Co.
SALES
Potomac Electric Cons S. N,oU at loI 1900
at I0l.
Capital Traction, s at g.
After chll::
Graphophone common, at iS.
Capital Traction, 10 at SIT
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Sept ls-.Noney on call at the stock
exchange OPENED at per cent; high. per cent;
low "a per cent: cose. ) ner cent Most Of the
leans were at ) per cent.
Time money opened the week without change.
Rates: ; per cent for sixty to ninety days; 3AaS%
per cent for four TO five months; per cent for six
months.
Mercantile paper quiet. Rates: 3iza4 per cent for
sixty and ninety days indOrSd bills receivable,
we'll as fer choice four TO six months single names
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
Probate Division


Estate Howell Bartle; will dated
April I, 1915, filed.
Estate Albert n. ..Seip; cavest TO will
filed; attorneys, Ellis & Donaldson.
Estate Abraham D. Wander Veer;
petition for appointment Of admins
traitor filed; attorney. F. S. Perry.
Estate Manville A. Austin; order
amending order Of August ?, 1916. rat
flying sale; attorney, G. L. Whitford
In re Edwin L. Tomlinson; order
appointing r. Preston Shesley guard
ian; bond, &2,5OO: attorney, R. P,
Shealey.
Estate Arthur l. West: petition for
appointment OF administrator filed
attorney. Mark Stearman-
Estate Caroline N Harris; petition
for appointment OF administrator III
ed: attorney. Daniel Thew Wright
Estate Isaac B. Jones'. petition for
probate OF will filed; attorneys, Cor
don & Gordon
In re Harry Y. Pittman; petition
for appointment OF guardian hled: at
torneys. Wilson. Huidekoper & Lesh
Estate Gilbert T. Hart; petition fol-
appointment of Administrator filed; at.
torney z. P. Moore.
Estate Anna c. Lesh; petition fol
appointment OF administrator filed
attorneys. Wilson, Huidekoper & Lesh
Estate Mary E. Goodwin; order final.
ly ratifying sale OF real estate; at
torneys. Hamilton Hamilton.
Estate William Schwing; order set.
ting aside sale Of certain real es,
tate; attorneys, Hamilton & Hamil-
ton.
Estate Selma NJ Hansborough; or.
der referring cause TO auditor.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
stock Opinions Received.

The following stock opinions were re-
ceived yesterday by w. B. Hibbs &
Company, from financiers of prominence:
b. Finley-"We consider the outlook
exceedingly good and after a technical re-
adjustment stocks are likely to work
higher"
McClave & Cove believe specula-
ton is before US in all classes Of stocks"
Hutton & Co." 1t has become evident
that the public is in a frame Of mind to
buy anything that Is active
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Reco

good stocks that have been neglected
and today saw the beginning of move
ments in General Electric, Interborough
Metropolitan preferred, Peoples Gas,
Vulcan DEFINING and Virginia Iron,
Coal and Coke.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BSltimore Nd. Sept Ia-wheat oIosed quiet but
hrmer. No red spot And September. tss. +;
october. LSOA December LS2k. No. red West
ern spot and september L5Sn
. CoRN-Cosed dull Spot and septemb-. s2x
Nominal
oATS-Msrtet hrner No. Whit. 57S: sand.
ard white AhA52; No white sHsa
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
TRADING PROVES Dull
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Demand Good. but Fractions Prevent
\ Many Sales.

Trading during call at yesterdays ses-
sion Of the Washington Stock Exchange
was decidedly limited. Potomac Consoh-
dated 5s sold in two $1,000 lots at 1o1.
and five shares of Capital Traction sold
at half point lower after call, and 1--WE
shares Of Graphophone common changed
hands at 1s3. There was good demand
for stocks and bonds. but fractional diff
ferences kept buyers and sellers apart.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
Eaufty suits,

346o1-Lillian NJ. Carley VS. Michael
A. Csrley: limited divorce; plaintiff'
attorney, E B. Frey.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
Circuit Dlvisisn.
JuItice McCoy.

The Bank Of Henry VS.. The Southern
Commercial Congress: motion to amend
entry Of judgment overruled: and motion
70 strike out judgment continued: plain
tins attorney, E. A Chase.
Saunders VS.. Cowie & Taylor Company
commission ordered TO issue; plaintiffs s
attorneys. Mary O'TooIe and E H. Jack
son.
Smoot VS.. Graves; judgment on de-
murrer for defendant for costs; plaintiff
appeals bond for costs 800: or $50 de-
posit; plaintiffs attorney. P. B. Camp
bell; defendants attorney, David Wiener.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19

Revenue receipts for this fiscal wear
up to the close of business Sentember 1e
$1b7, ,547, 1891; revenue receipts for the
corresponding period last year, $ls4, 4,os7.-
O33.7 20.
Ordinary disbursements for this fiscal
year up to the ,oiose OF business Septen-
ber 16, $1sa,OSO74s.4l; ordinary disburse-
ments for the corresponding period Ias
year, $165, ,7I9, ,5a2.6S
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
U. S. Treasury Statement

The condition of the Treasury at the
close of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, SlSS.9l =
lls; total receipts Yesterday, S2,6O1, ,SS2;
total payments yesterday. &.461, 800.
The deficit this fiscal year Is S43 400 eoS
against a deficit of $31.7l4,5s4 last wear,
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
Bank Declares Dividend.

The District National Bank has declared
its regular quarterly dividend OF 1-2 per
cent to stockholders Of record September
25. The Union Trust Company has de-
clared a similar dividend payable to
stockholders of record September 30.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19

American Institute of Banking which
opens today in Cincinnati, left Washing
ton last night at 10 o'clock. They expect
to reach Pittsburgh this morning at 10
o'clock and to arrive at their destination
tomorrow morning. The delegates are F.
c. Addison, jr., Home Savings Bank; F.
B. Devereaux. National Savings and
Trust Company: z. J. McQuade and r.
l.. Neuhauser. Munsey Trust Company;
Fernand Petit, Merchants Bank, and
George Herman and Carl Ehninger, Ma
tional Capitai Bank
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
Criminal Division.
In.ffnA sNAIa.

U. S. VS.. Matte Padgett; adultery
recognizance 500 taken.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19

bankruptcy Division
Justice Mccoy.
In re Edgar Bronx; reference to
special master.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
Furnished BY n. l.. Carpenter 4 Co.
Liverpool.
New York.

iiddlins, 80; YESTERDAY. ssl. Sales. Ilooo bales.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-09-28
THRESHING ALFALFA

The alfalfa can be threshed either
from the cock, or shock if it is cut
with a binder, or it can be stacked and
threshed from the stack. If the seed
crop remains unstacked there is, of
course, danger from storms. It is not
an uncommon thing in September for
heavy winds to interfere with secur-
ing the seed crop in good condition.
Instances are not uncommon Of high
winds blowing the small cocks Of al
falfa for comparatively long distances
and wasting much Of the seed. If the
alfalfa is stacked, then Of course this
difficulty does not appear. If the al
falfa is stacked it will have to remain
stacked two or three weeks in order
to have it thoroughly seasoned as it
necessary that the material be quite
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PLANS FOR NEW FEDERAL
BUILDING BEING SHOWN

Complete plans for the new federal
building to be built in Dickinson are
now open for inspection at the Dick
inson postoffice. The structure will
front on First street, towards the
Masonic temple, and will be built Of
brick and stone. The front half of
the building will contain two stories
and there will be a full basement IN
der the entire building, which will be
about 77x100 feet in size. The ground
floor will house the postoffice and will
be divided into vestibule, lobby, post
masters room, money order and reg
istry room, main work room and mail
ing vestibule. Two vaults will pro-
vide safe-keeping storage room. The
floors will be of tile and the lobby and
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dry at time of threshing.


AS presumably most Of the seed al
falfa in North Dakota will be of the
Grimm variety, which commands a
comparatively high price, it would
seem to be the part of wisdom to stack
the seed alfalfa before threshing; for
if one does not do this too much risk
is being assumed and the chances of
money lost are too great.
An alfalfa huller is, Of course, the
best machine to obtain the seed from
the alfalfa but this machine is scarce
in this state. The writer has secured
very good results in threshing out
seed alfalfa by means of an ordinary
thresher. Instances are common where
no change at all has been made in the
machine and it was certain that COM
paratively little seed was lost. The
writer has taken the precaution to put
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office woodwork of white oak. The

office woodwork of white oak. The
main work room will be about 37x76
feet in size and have a 14-foot ceiling.
It will be equipped with every modern
continuance for the rapid and efficient
dispatch and receiving of mail. Ample
toilet rooms, thoroughly sanitary, will
be provided.
The second floor, over the front
half Of the building, will contain five
conveniently arranged rooms to be
used by the United States land Office.
The largest of these office rooms will
be AXIS feet in size. Vault room is
also included in the plans on the Sec
ond floor.
A full basement, the same size as
the building, will be provided, and
this will contain the boiler rooms,
fuel bins and miscellaneous storage
compartments.