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The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
Probate Division.

Estate Josephine Jehle; will dated
April IS. 1897. and July 3, 1914. and petition
for probate filed; attorney, F. L. NeU-
beck.
for leave TO sell stocks and bonds at
torneys Clephane & Clephane.
Estate Robert NJ. Dobbins, jr.; amend
ment to petition hled; attorney. P. L.
Wright
Estate Hugh 2. Harvey; petition for
leave to file special bond, filed; attorney
Levi Cooke.
Estate Thelma NJ. Marlborough: order
appointing guardian ad litem; attorneys,
H. c. Stewart and NJ. NJ. Richards.
Estate Helen B. Chambers; petition to
sell personal property filed; attorney. G.
A. Maddox.
Estate Matthias E Kahoe, ST.; will
dated December o, 1905, filed.
Estate Charles Marthinson; order for
sale Of timber: attorney. J. w. Mcneil
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
Mechunics' Liens.

7U7e-Walter G. Eisinger. surviving part
ner OF Eisinger Bros, VS. Anna r. LUkei;
lot 81, square 2SoS: $SS5.27
7OSO-Walter G. Eieinger. surviving part
ner OF Eisinger Bros. vs.. Anna r. Lukei;
lot 5S. square 2sO6; $500
7OSl-Wslter G. Eisinger. surviving part
ner Of Eisinger Bros, VS.. Peter NJ. Ander-
son; lot l, square 1895; $685.
T0S2-Wslter G. Eisinger. surviving part
ner OF Eisinger Bros, VS.. John D. Gar
mon; lots l3 and Il, square 1919; $3.50.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
U. S. Treasury Statement,

The condition OF the Treasury at the
close of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, 1892, ,041, III;
total receipts yesterday, S2,I56,o15; total
payments 81, ,12O. $50.
The deficit this fiscal year is $39, sol. IA,
against deficit Of $30,0l6,S43 last year,
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
Revenue receipts for this fiscal year up
to the close of business September l3,
S149, ,SO6 93o.S6; revenue receipts for the
corresponding period last year, s127, ,25s
1855. Ordinary disbursements for this
fiscal year up TO the close of business
September 1S, sfSs,S44 $50 ss: ordinary dis
bursements for the corresponding period
last year, sl55, ,eo5, ,s1oo1
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
WASHINGTON GAS GAINS
half POINT ON CHANGE
Lanston Stock Shares Chief Interest in
Days Trading.

Interest on the Washington Stock
Exchange yesterday centered around
Washington Gas and Lanston stock.
At call 711a was bid for Gas, sales re-
sulting. The price then moved up to
7I&, 210 shares changing hands. After
call another lot was transferred at 70.
One hundred and sixty-seven shares
of Lanston changed hands at so.
Traction stock was rather inactive.
A small lot OF Capital Traction was
disposed OF at 81. The bid price for
the stock ex-dividend was TAN, the
offer price being TAN. Mergenthaler
and draphophone advanced in price.
Second National Bank sold at 141 to
142, and American National was trans
ferred at 153.
Potomac Electric first IS sold $1,000
at los.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
NEW YORK GRAEi.

New York. Sept. H-wHEAT-Fsir trade No. .
red L6l; No / Northern. e. o. b., LTs; No. 2 hard
winter Les, T. O. b.; No. l macAroni to arrive.
l.744: No. ! Manitoba LA. Exporters took about
500 90 bushels chiefly macaroni and hard winter.
CORN-Wesksr; trade dull. No. . yellow fresh
sheled to arrive. eSl4. +. t. Exporters took moth
ing
OATS-Firmer; trade is light. Standard, b2A524 !;
No. white 5ljaa52; No. white. 5la5lh elevator
basis ungraded. 52a5s. Exporters took 5000 byph-
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
Lawsuits

5s5S1-wiIism NJ. Duvan by next friend.
vs., Benjamin H. Brill, Leon Brill. jr.,
and Harry NJ. Bralove Cappellsnts); ap-
peal; defendants attorney. A. L. New
myer.
5S52-Ira H Stewart vs. Washington
Terminal Co: damages 500; PLAINTIFF $
attorneys. w. A. Coombe and Irving
Williamson.
b9553-Antonio Borrelli VS.. E Otho
Peters; certiorsri; defendante attorney,
10. H. Osterman.
5s55-Thomss Cunningham VS. the Ma
tional Bank OF Washington; account 500;
plaintiffs attorney, H. W. Wheatley.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Sept. A-BUTTER-FIrm: receipts.
3 80 tubs Creamery extras e2score, 80 CREAMERY,
higher scoring. AsS4S; hrstS. s2'4aS514; seconds.
sOlaa32.
EGGs-Stady: receipts 1903 crates. Fresh
gathered extra fine 3saS extra hrSts. SaS; hrsts.
52a35; nearby henntry whites, fine to fancy, Iais
nearby henery browns, &s42
LIVE POULTRY-Firm. Bruilers 2: fowls. 2Oii
turkeys lsa2O Dressed steady; receipts 359 coops.
Broilers, za9o; fowls, I74aG3; turkeys. ZA35
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
Active Demand for Loans.

Washington banks report a fairly
active demand for cash at per cent
for collateral and s per cent for COM
mercial loans, despite the fact that
per cent is about the highest rate
for loans for six months.
The American Bankers Association
will hold its forty-second annual
meeting at Kansas City commencing
September 35. Washington will be
well represented.
The National Savings and Trust
Company last night moved into its
newly completed Offices and will be
ready this morning to conduct bust
banking room is one of the finest in
the city.
The following stock opinions were re-
ceived yesterday by w. B. Hibbs & Co.
from financiers OF prominence:
Finley Barrell-"We consider the out
look promising and good industrials
should work much higher"
OrvLs Bros.-"It is not at all unlikely
that Steel common will be absorbed by
the conservative investor"
Harris Winthrop-"On declines we
would buy Steel, Anaconda, Inspiration
and Union Pacific"
E. F. Hutton & Co.-''western Union
stock is earning almost three times its
dividend and ultimately must sell much
higher on intrinsic value"
Springs & Co-"With the settlement Of
the labor troubles, the rails should ad-
vance fully up to their investment value
level, and we advise purchases of these
shares"
Newburger, Henderson & Loeb-"In-
creasing emphasis has come to be laid
upon the element OF working capital"
Contracts have been placed by the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad system for a
tugboat, a steam lighter and three COW
cred lighters for use in New York Har-
Dor. to cost approximately $4,000. The
company has under construction six
lighters and a car float, delivery of which
is expected at an early date.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
Supreme Court, District Of Columbia
Equity Division.
Justice McCoy.

Hillyard VS.. Hillysrd: rule returnable
September %; plaintiffs attorney, Chap
man W. Fowler.
Martin VS.. McCarraher. ct al: pro con-
fesso set aside. and leave TO answer;
plaintiffs attorney, NJ. d. Rosenberg.
In re lunacy of George W. Siggers;
maintenance allowed.
In re lunacy of Gus Mustschel; order
authorizing deposit of funds.
In re lunacy Of John A. Haapsnen;
counsel fee ordered paid.
Richmond Park Improvement Company
VS. Hight; order pro eonfesso; plaintiff s
attorney, D. W. oDonoghue; defendants
attorneys. Wright & Wsmpler.
Armstrong VS.. Armstrong; rule con-
tinued TO September q; plaintiffs attor-
neys. d. W. Baker and J. w. staggers;
G. G. Aderholdt
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
U.Boat Warfare ouickens

COpenhaEen, Sept. 14.-Grave anxiety Is
felt in Norway, Christiania dispatches
say. over the German submarine warfare.
which has apparently entered a new
phase. During September twelve Nor
weEian steamers have been sunk. making
q total Of laS destroNcd during the VA
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
Bnnkruptcy Pefition.

llOS-In re sigmund Kaufman; mer-
chant Il4 Seventh street northwest: vol
untsry assets g. S63.5s: liabilities, s., % IS;
attorney, Alexander Wolf
n0e-In re Harry Cohin and Joseph Shu-
man, shoe dealers, 1928 NJ street north
west; voluntary; assets, $40. 100; liabilities,
S16,0S375: attorney, Crsndsl Mackey
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
Circuit Division.
Justice Mccoy,

Stewart VS.. Washington Terminal Com
psny; leave granted to file without pre-
payment Of costs; plaintiffs attorneys,
w. A. Coombe and Irving Williamson.
Perry VS.. Washington Railway apd
Electric Company; time 20 file transcript
extended to October Is; plaintiffs attor-
ney's, D. W. Baker and J. w. Staggers;
defendant.s attorney. John S. Barbour.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. Hibbs a Co
SALES

Potomac Electric Ist S. 81 90 at lo5. 81 90 at lo5
Capital Traction. 10 at 81 Ccsshl.
Washington Gas, At ~. 10 at nv. 10 at M.
10 at ny. 10 at IN. at IN 10 at nv 70 at M
5 At M p at NJ 10 at nv. 3 At IN. 3 at IN
Is at TIx . at IN
Lsnston, 10 at 90 20 at 81, 10 at 50. 10 at 50. at
80, . at 81. 10 at %
American NStionsl Bank S At l63
Second National Bank 10 at lH. 6 at 49, at
l4z
Graphophone I'D. at Ia
After call:
MerEenthaler. 5 at I6o
Washington Gas IS at n
Lanston 10 at So % at Co. 10 a. So % al 90. Is
at 50, at So 2 at 81.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
Criminal Division.
Justice Mccoy,

United States VS.. Nathan Shepley;
grand larceny; recognizance 5000 taken
with w. w. Stewart surety attorney,
James NJ Wood.
United States VS.. Felipe Guasp; for
gerry; bench warrant issued
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Sept. n-Money on call today opened
At per cent; high ; per cent; low. n per cent;
close per cent. Most Of the loans were at ~ Il;
time money showed frmDess in tone Rates: per
cent for sixty to ninety days; 5AA5s for four TO
five months; Per cent for Hx months
Msrcantils paper quiet. Rats: siSA4 per
cent for sixty and ninety days indorSed bills re-
eerabls. a. we'll as for choice fuor to six months
single names.
rOp pEucN EXCUANGE
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
bankruptcy DIyIsIon
Juaffre NIcCoy

In re James Martin: Lucas P Loving
appointed as counsel for trustee.
In re Sigmund Kaufman; adjudication
and reference TO Ralph D. Quinter, ref
cree.
In re Huseman & Ford; re-reference TO
referee.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
COTTON MARKETS.

N,v Yo-k sept H-Rsalizrs and Southern sell
ing Caus1d the cotton market los about half Of
shaur adra7rr srored in the forenoon today.
Western longs and houses with New Orleans connec-
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
EaulfN SuIfN.

345S6-Abraham Burnstine VS.. Minnie A.
Burnstine; absolute divorce; plaintiffs at
torneys, Daniel Thew Wright and T Nor
ris Wampler.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
BALTIMORE GRAIN.
sEdiyidend.

Baltimore Nd. Sept. H-wHEAT-closed un-
settled and lower; No. red. spot and sept, soG
No red. Western, spot and Sept. Is.
CoRN-spot and Sept. sZa.
oATS-No. = white. sss; standard whits, Ea
The Washington herald., 1916-09-15
District Division.

Justice Mccoy.
In re opening alley in square 1893; YER
dict of jury fled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-17
SECURITY LEAGUE
ELECT OFFICERS
GEORGE W. LUTz CHOSEN PREsI-
DENT AND JUDGE BEN S.
HONECKER SECRETARY.
Bishop p. :. Oonshue 20 be Invited
to Speak AZ Mass Meeting on
Unpreparedness Of America.

Some OF the officers OF the Wheel.
Ing branch OF the National Security
league We're elected at a special meet
ing OF the organization held last night
in IN aboard OF trade rooms. An in
terestlng paper was read by Judge
b. =. Honeckcr. showing how made
quate this country had been prepared
for war ia the past and the ineffi-
cheney of state militia In war times
Informal talks were made by several
OF the members relative 10 the un-
preparedness OF the United States in
case of war. 4 committee was ap-
pointed 10 invite the Rt Rev. Bishop
7. J. DOnahue 10 address a mass meet
Ing OF citizens OF the Wheeling dis.
triCt within the next few weeks.
Bishop bonahue recently attended
the national meeting OF the National
Security league az Washington. ID. c.
The question OF bringing TO this city
the great dramatic motion picture OF
Battle Cry Of Peace was discussed,
and II possible. the picture will be
shown here under the auspices OF the
local league. The picture vividly and
impressiycly shows the bombardment
CT New York and other cities by for
elcn nations. il pictures the question
that Is being advocated by the league.
George ". Lutz was elected presi-
dent OF the Wheeling branch and
Judge Houecker. secretary Mr.. Lutz
stated the object OF the meeting. fol-
lowed by Judge Honecker's reading a
paper showing that this country had
never been prepared for war He said
that at the outbreak Of the Spanish
American war in 1898 that a call for
100000 volunteers was issued IN April
and that only three regiments had
been assembled in Tampa. Fla. three
months later. and that only one OF
these regiments Rough Riders. was
ready 20 participate In battle az san
tiago. lie said that only 2g2 Amerl-
cans We're killed I'm battle. while B.
$50 died OF diseases. showing the iner.
hcency OF the medical department or
the American army judge HOnecker
showed that in the war OF 1872 we
were unpreparei for battle. resulting
ON the British burning the capitol He
told of the iupnicency of the state
military organizations in crises. ION
seventeen different occasions raw
r'gimenfs have run in battle without
urirg shot. on thirteen other dit
i"r,ut occasions regiments dehed the
'oWmaniInE officers by refusing 10
ro into battle. ON ten other occasions
The governors Of states refused 10 re-
spoud to the call for state militia
troops. declaring that the troops must
De- kept Within The borders OF the
United States said he. judge Hon
ecker pointed out several other In
stances when America could have bet
i"r protected her interests Or the cour-
try had been prepared for war
Among the members Of the commit
tee OF the local organization present
80 The meeting We're. Hon Julian a..
licarn". J. A. blum. Richard Robin.
son. ! Harold Brennan. s. r. Hump.
B. s. HoneCkor and George w Lurz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-17
FINAL MEETING OF
MERGING BODIES
PROPOSED NEW WHEELING com
MERCIAL ASSOCIATION TO BE
PERFECTED TUESDAY.
Bylaws and Constitution 70 Be
ADOPTED and Officers Elected by
members OF -Four Organizations

Hundreds of letters were sent out
from the board of trade headquarters
yesterday enclosing copy Of the by
laws and constitution Of tho proposed
new Wheeling commercial crganiza-
ton for special meeting of AN the
members 20 %" held in the assembly
room Of the board Of trade Tuesday
evening at $ O'Clock.
II the constitution is ratified Off
GERS OF the new organization Will be
voted upon hy AN members Of the
four ORGANIZATIONS to be- consolidated
The bodies To- be- merged are the
Wheeling Board of Trade. Wheeling
business Mems ociation. Wheeling
Association OF Credit Men and The
Wheeling Retail Groccr-' Association
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-17
EXECUTIVE sEsslon

WASHINGTON. Feb I6. -- Senator
stone. chairman Of the foreign rela.
lions committee announced TONIGHT
That Do, would move for an executive
session in the senate as early as pos-
-ihle tomorrow to complete discussion
aud reach n vote on the Nicaraeuan
treaty, Admin stration senators pre-.
dict that the long pending pact viii
be ratified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-17

Of hunting and baseball practice"
preliminary to tho beginning OF tho
training season al Miami. Fla. carly
On March
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-17
BAD STOMACH NEEDS
GOOD MEDICINE

Artificial Digestants Merely Digest One
1leAi ~ a Time. Mi-o-na Prepare
stomach To DO Its own Digesting.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
gci 9auSoDipuc iiberfagreu nuS &C
t1Dtet.

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g9inons ge6roft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
GOa3ert i'm oNrmi6.0iIl. BART y

Ias &rograuBl iiir oos CONCERT
oer ltdotiihen art.Stopelle imter
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m nDruio.Sill 4orf~ beute glbeno
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8. glrs rom FOE Gio6ee be eornne
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
8. nGbiIton Squaip", Sode pGmlI'
Belt: 5S1a SeflmOen.

8. uGbilton Squap", SSode DDmO
Belt: 5S1a SefimOen.
Gas I. Groberrennen i'm @ertQs
bon $400 murOe bon DgRiB g9abuIl
geiponnen.
Gas 2. Sraberrennen i'm @ertp'
bon $400 iieI an nN2iB Santoiie~.
&cNte 1T M MoDorBtog.
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ben. 8is icbt ipuroen ober nur o'
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fir ben gr0Bteu Gber auf Der 9(usiteV
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0oOio 6. @oopcr crbielt fir 8pr
Stierc, otuei Siibc imo 0pci adlbeE
a erlte uno 2 5lpeite 9SreiIc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06

Ter Barber 9laDmono @orbad
bon 91r. 2509, 8oiter-9lpenuc, ioen.
tiii5irte eeitern einen om Sonntag i'm
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mo gaitern-9lpenue. 8Or6ab iagte,
er babe oen Nlann oft raiirt lub en-.
fanute i'm an gemiiicn @elidjtsmert-
Halen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
gIutomOGil OOu Ya0n5na ii6eriId0T'

ylntomO6il bon Sa6n5ng iIbcrndgT'''
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-06
Ole q c u n e n.

Wlit groBem Sntereiie puroe Oen
|feroerennen entgegengeleben, oa in
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ten. 1ie Rferoefreunoe paren aud
in groBer 9ln6abl eri6ienen nm ibr
@elo auf oen oSSaUoriten", DER ge-
w0bnlib nibt gewann, 3u ieben. 0ie
&ollbliiter famen in oen lebten ga
gen aus allen 9liGtungen na1 81.
monilm uno beiinoen iid ieBt unee-
fdbr 150 9iennpferoe in 3imonillm.
@s muroe nit 3lpei 9raberennen
erofinet. Qann iolge Elm 8erfalfs-
reunen, Dem Iib Elm SinOerniBren.
nen QnidloB. 1rei meitere 6laA.
rennen perpollitdnoioten Oas 9Sro-
gramm. Die 9iennreiultate waren
folgcnoe:
I. 9lennen; GerfolIfsrenneu fir B.
idbrige lmo dltere %feroe; Diitan5
615 GSurlongS; Hreis $500;
l., Gaelic, SSodeD Taylor.
D., g5oloier, uSSodep Dogle;
3. Or. Greamer, SodeD Stirling
3eit: 1 W1inllte, 20 Sefunoen.
2. 9lemen; Siiroenrennen iiir A.
jd6rige umo dltere @ierOe; Yreis
$500.
4. nQucie 2opc,4 OSodeD ". Eaplor.
2. o@olocn Bale" SodeD gropn.
8. u@inomilI, Sodev @reen.
3cit: 3 Nlinliten, 26 Sefrmoeu.
8. 9ienncn; 8lodrenuen fir 2.jab.
rige 9iltan5 5 6lrIones; Ereis
$500.
1. rGurIs~ Sodcp G6oppca.
2. vG6arningID" Sodep 2omas.
B. aaim6erlD", SodeD Stirling.
Belt: 1. Wlinute.
A. Slcnnen; Reimbursement fir A.
idbrige lmo 1Itere Yieroe, Die in oie.
lem Sabre nod feline Mennen eemon.
nen 6aben; Giitan8 5 6urIongs;
4res 5000.
/. v2oro Nlari6aIl,~ SodeDIapIin.
2. o9iemarfabIe4, Sodep StirIine.
3. rNornoc iry" SSodep Bergen.
Belt: 5815 Sefunoen.
5. yieuncn; @erfauisrennen iiir 3.
jd6riae uno dltere Bferoe. DiItan5
8 6urIougs; Nreis $500.
/. ,Ebrill~ SodeD Sadion.
2. ,RODal OnDg," SodepWlottbews
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sln ic0cr Metbooiten.airde IN ser
5io0t uno on jcoem 8eniter cineS
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9lnmeIenoen allfiorOerte, fir oos
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gcIoir glooa 6iI itimmen.
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Muyors unO ebenfalls Sefretdr Ger
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ocm er Der aorperibait einen 8or-
iblag madte, eiiten ooer ne6rere De-
Iegaten nod Ser in gteiuorf beginner.
oen Convention obiger Siga 81 ent-
lenoen.
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