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Missionary Bishops Report.

Missionary bishops "onsecrated since
the. last general convention in 1919 were
Introduced at yesterday afternoons ses-
sipu and each told briefly Of the work in
his n-ld They were the III Rev George
.r Hunting Bishop Of Nevada the ri.
Rrv Frederick y iiuwder bishop of
New Mexico: the Ri Rev. j. toNlnZ Ty-
l-r. Stshop Of North Dakota the II. Rev.
Charles Il Cnlmor-. Bishop Of Porto Ri"u
tire i;t Rev Ii II. iiuls-, Bishop of cuba
the. n Rev Paul Jones Bishop of Utah.
aud the n Kev Herman Page. Bishop nj
SPOKANE Wash
Th- Bishop of Porto Pico said that since
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For Reunited Christendom.

Steps looking toward reunited chris
tendon were announced by Rev. 4. Tai
bot Rogers of Racine. Wis, in present
ing TO the house of deputies the report
of the committee of world conference foi
the consideration of questions touching
faith and order The report said tha
pre- pa ra tory plans for the bringing abou,
Of world conference on the subject are
well under way.
The report was adopted by the house
and permission was given TO the com
mission TO continue its work
Evening star., 1916-10-14
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

The following were the readings OF
the thermometer and barometer AT the
we.ther bureau for the t"enty-fou1
bnnrs beginning at : pm yesterday.
Thermome Yesterday, pm %:
nm. g.: IL midnight, 80: today, :
:, m so; y am, iS. Maximum. 90. at
pm. yesterday; minimum. ~, at b
am. today.
T.muerature same date last year
Maximum. u; minimum, 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pm. 30 10.
< nm, 1910: II midnight. Sc.o2; today.
a m, 1913: am. 3n22
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Holds Rate Increase. Object.

Il don't believe that the ailroa ds
would have held out for forty-eieht
hours if the strike had been declared.
The railroads have for long time
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Ave.
Main .::sS22
FOR LEASE.

Modern storeroom with cellar.
New White Stone Business
Building.
No. 73S I2th ST nv. between
G. and H SIS. NV. right in the
heart OF the retail shopping DIS
trict.
Large >toreroom and cellar on
first floor. with large room and
toilet on second floor: electric
lights and hot-water heat: suit
able Tor business purposes.
Splendid location for high
class trade. Rent reasonable.
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STONE K FAIRFAX.
MOST DESIRABLE

MOST DESIRABLE
QUARTERS FOR DENTIST.
758 18th st. NV. between G
and II sts.-adjoins corner
New white stone building right
in the retail shopping center,
Plenty OF light and space.
Second floor with every conven-
fence Electric light. hot-water
heat. etc.
Must be seen ito be appreci-
ated. Rent reasonable.
Open ior inspection.
STONE x + lRIA\
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The Sun and Moon.

Today-Sun rose, 6:l6 am; sun sets
5:2l pm.
TomorrOw-Sun rises. 6:lI am: sun
sets $50 pm.
Moon rises .:21 pm: sets. 1000 am
Automobile lamps to be liz ht"d one
half hour after sunset
Evening star., 1916-10-14
FOR EXCHANGE
Cash and Clear Properties
Also Choice Equities and Cash

Are you in need of cash Per
hapS YOU have property with
mortgages coming due that can-
not be extended. u may he that
YOU are IN need OF money and
cannot wait uuiii a huyer comes
along for Your property. We
have parties with desirable prop
critics who viii trade them and
give q large cash sum difference
They will assume your mort
cages. They are persons Of
means and eau pay them eff. DO
not put il off TOO long. II your
property IS put mp at auction. the
chances are YOU VIII not get
cent out Of it. II All do no harm
to take up the question with US,
aud it may result greatly 80 your
benefit
FOR ENtu tNGE-in the fash
i"nab! northwest: sl50oo; i'm
pronements cost more: west OF
10th st. rooms: electricity.
large garage. lot 22xl"o. wants
smaller house.
FOR Each Ht>GE:-W house.
rooms or more. NV: not over
5000, Viii give almost new
house. nv. 1T sS.5h". In part
payment
FOR ENCHA> >Gf:-Wil give
very nice 1-room house. central.
and S2.do6 to. 81 600 in cash for
larger dwelling.
FOR ENCBA >Gt-WashinEtou
Heights dwelling, II rooms. ;
!, baths, lot 25xI25: take property
under sS.5"H in part payment.
FOR ENCH HA<GE-MasS. ave.
west Of Ifth, 12 rooms. hot-water
neat: value. SIo.0hH; take a low
er priced house.
FOR HtNGE-New House.
Washington Heights. $3.50: 25x
120: occupied by army officer.
paying S53 = month.
FOR ENCu E-N clear
house near 18th street and Mass.
ave. lot 25Nl2+. value. S"5. coo.
and from Sl".oo0 To S3o.0ou in
cash for apartment or business.
FOR ENcHA NGt.-one or two
business buildings on ifth 81.
near col. road: $4,000: each
leased: want smaller properties.
FOR ENdU Ui\Gt:-Store on 7th
ST. leased. Slsn month: one
tenant: $25. .0a".
EOR ENtu t>GE-For 4 de
tached house under Slo.ouh VIII
give :in attractive home in Mary
land: ~. acres free and clear.
value, $3.50.
FOR ENtHA \.E - Free aIfd
clear. i three story building near
loth and IL u.w.: vaiue, s6."""
rents, $50.
FOR ENtH i>GE-W build
ing lots; viii give new hou.scs.
northwest. renting for >"i 50.
price. $2,5Go each: YOU could not
get anything better for cash.
FOR EXCH impToV-
ed property. "A beautiful home
near t;aithersburg. Nd: - acres:
good house and ottbuildlnes: gas.
electric lights: only ) minutes
walk from station: a few steps
from macadam road.
FOR ENCHA st. one
of the larees: and most sub
Stautial buildings on l4ih st.
large brick garage; lot 2"xl4".
soft. alley.
FOR ENCHANGE-Wan husi-
ness property: viii give clear
property and cash: would be in
teresJed in property from SEQ
uG6 TO $4,000.
FOR EXCHANGE-
Apartment house. renting for
$1,000 a year. Price. $50 Nho.
An apartment renting for 81
$50 wear: SIC, 600.
An apartment renting for So
500 a year: $4,000.
Take dwellings or ground.
FOR ENCH HANGE-FOR FARMS.
We offer several well located
apartment houses for exchange
for farm lands.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
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Tide Tia bles.

tCompiied by United States coast and
seOdetic survey
Todav-I.ow tide. i:I6 I'm. and %
pm; high Jide. 1890" am. ana l"l'
pm
Tomorrow tide. sos am. aud
5:l5 ~ M: high tide, lo:i@ am. and ll:"l
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Up-River Waters.

Special Dispatch to The star.
The Potomac and Shenandoah rivers
both were clear this morning.
Evening star., 1916-10-14

been demanding increases in freight
| rates predict that the eight hour
law will not cost the roads a penny
more for operation. But the roads
were willing that the people should see
them coerced into granting an eight
hour day, so as to get an increase In
freight rates later.
president Wilson called in the brother
hoods and counseled with them and SYM
pathized with them in their great strus-
gle. and expressed the thought that the
men We're justified in asking an eight
hour day. ] declare that the action OF the
President in going voluntarily before Con
gresS to speak for the eight t-hour day was
one of the greatest acts of any President
We have ever had. His every public utter
ance since he became President has been
full of great humanity. If the people do
not re-elect him it Will he the greatest
blow people ever inflicted upon itsetf
Declares Opposition to Hughes.
Mr.. Gompers said he had the creates
personal respect for Mr.. Hughes. whom
he considered great jurist. As ruler
he was opposed to him. however.
Mr. Hughes is ont Of touch with the
great movement for the toilerS OF ihe
country said Mr. Gompers
The war in Europe has interrupted the
progress of the movement for the com
mon people. Nneil IEeN were '''o"' W
come into their own. In the United
states. thank God. have been kept
out of war. The hope of civilization rests
in keeping the United States out of this
If we 90 into war. the lights o
freedom 80 out over the whole world.
NJ. Gompers said he was not an ultra
paciticist He said the had CON
vinced him that after all ii was neceS-
sary for men TO be prepared to defend
themselves. He said that had Hughes
been President. the United States would
have been drawn into war with Germany
after the sinking of the Lusitania. He
insisted that hughes had admitted rs
much in his speech in st. Louis.
/''What would have been accomplished
by war. he asked. The United states
would have won as she always does. and
Germany would have signed - treaty not
to do it again and indemnity would have
after Vet the very thing
has been accomplished by President Will
son without going to war. He predicted
hat if Hughes We're elected, troops would
he sent into Mexico for conquest
If Hughes is elected democracy VIII
receive blow from which it will not
recover for two decades. he said. Il
mean democracy ~ the widest sense.
Mr.. Dodge's Address.
Mr. Dodge of the brotherhood Of Rail
way 'frainnen, gave the history of the
fight of the railroad men for the eight
hour day. He said that matter who
had been President of the United States
The railroad brotherhoods would have
gone to the mat for the eight-hour day,
and would have Won. He contrasted the
la hor record of Mr.. Hughes and Pres-
dent Wilson and said that while Wilson
has been friendly since he has been Hres-
dent. Hughes has not been friendly.
Hughes has never been friendly to the
railroad brotherhOodS." said Mr.. Dodge.
why should they vote for him 80
Evening star., 1916-10-14

The tropical disturbance of the pres
ent week over the Caribbean sea, as
previously noted. appears this morning
in the form of a dangerous storm cen
tral in the immediate vicinity of swan
Island. where a barometer reading of
- 20 inches was recorded. with winds
Of hurricane force. The storm is NOV
ing northwest toward the lucatan
channel and further advices will be
issued as reports are received.
The northern disturbance of yester-
hav has continued its rapid eastward
movement to New Brunswick. and after
rains from the lake region eastward
and Southeastward. the weather has
generally cleared, except in Name.
with rapidly rising pressure imne-
diateIy to the westward. Another DIS
turhamce however. from the Canadian
northwest has moved with equal ra :
pidity to northwestern Lake Superior.
thus far without rain. Local showers
also continued III the southwest.
# is considerably cooler from the up
per Mississippi valley eastward, and
warmer in the northwest In the far
west temperatures are nearly normal.
With the exception of local rains in
Florida. the weather Will be generally
fair tonight and tomorrow cast OF the
Mississippi river. with somewhat higher
tenperatures that viii reacG the mid
die aud north Atlantic states toinor-
row.
The winds along the New England
coast will bt northwest. diminishing
and becoming southerly tomorrow: on
The middle Atlantic coast moderate
Nara BILE. becoming southerlN; on thf
south Atlantic coast moderate I" fresh
northeast. Increasing on the south
Florida coast tomorrow: on the east
gulf coast. moderate northeast
Steamers departing today for Euro
pean ports will have diminishing north
west and west winds, with clearing
weather To the Grand Banks.
Evening star., 1916-10-14
WEATHER..
Fair Tonight and Probably Tomor-
row: Warmer Tomorrow.

For the District of Columbia and
Maryland fair tonight and probably to-
morrow: warmer tomorrow; moderate
shifting winds, becoming southerly.
For Virginia, fair tonight; probably
light frost in the interior; tomorrow
fair; warmer in the interior: modeTate te
northeast to east winds fresh on the
coast today.
For West Virginia. fair tonight;
warmer in west portion: tomorrow fair.
warmer.
Evening star., 1916-10-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

OF the CHAPiN-sACKs MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will he held AZ the New Itammel
Hotel. in the city of Alexandria. Va. on
the 10th day of October. A-D 1915. at
o'clock pm. for the purpose of electing di-
rertoTS and the transaction Of such other
business may he brought before the meet
ing: The stock transfer books OF the company
closed until ~ al October o3. 1915.
SAMi.. c. REDMAE. Secretary
Any ONE WITNESSING LADY FALLING
, fs" street e, 70 "a, at fnt tih ana s w with Gh
Mr. BEN. LINDAS. 49, st. s.w:
l WISH To INFORM MY PATRONS AND
to the Rryn-Mawr, 1915 st. NV Mrs.
ANNA a WARDE. Modiste. Phone.
SOCIALISM TIE, PRESIDENTIAL CANDI.
dstc of the socialist labor party will speak
Monday "verins. October 16. at pm. at
I'y;rian Tcrnrl-. 1o1: 9th st. Admission
free. Questions answered 1a'
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office Of III. Controller of the Currency.
Washington. u. C., October Is. 1916.
Notice j. hereby given TO all persons who
may have claims against The Peoples Co
operative Building aud Loan Association. y
located in tle city Of WASHINGTON. district OF
Columbia. that the same must he presented to
RI. &. Dorsey. receiver with the legal proof
thereof. within three months from this date,
or they may Ge disallowcd.
Acting Controller of the Currency.
PERSONS WITNESSING An ACCIDENT 10
colored woman VIII" was injured in aiisht
ing from street car on th" evening of Sep,
fenlirr .. 1916. ut the corner of 9Th and
u streets ne; are requested to send their
names and addresses {" 3.'i-k. Star office. ~
Test This Ideal Service
You will find it ideal from every view
point. We print attractive Rookicts. Eold-
and Circulars.
Judd & DetweileT, Inc,
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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1916-08-18
N o TIc E.

To the Taxpayers of Grenada Coun-
ty, Mississippi:
Notice is hereby given by the
Board of Supervisors of Grenada
County, Miss, of it's intention to is,
sue one hundred thousand dollars
Goo, O0O.0O) of bonds of said coun-
ty, as authorized by Chapter II, Code
of 1906, and amendments thereto, at
at its regular September 1916 meet
ing, for the purpose of constructing
and maintaining roads in said coun-
ty. M. T.. POWELL.
Clerk of the Board of Super
visors.
S-11-16 At.
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I further certify that the above de-
| srribsd horses were shipped from
Wells, Elk0 County, Nevada, on said
above date by the -. e. Railway Com
pany. and the destination Of laid ship
Inent Of hOrzeS va s.. louis, State o.
No. and that have full and com
plete record Of the brands o. the ADORE
I mentioned horses.
In witness whereof I have hereunf q
h"i my hand this 4'h day of Sept. 1916
J. G. HARRIS.
Sheriff and Inspector Of Horses
for Elko County. Nevada.
by o. ". LAMON. Deputy.
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STATEMENT

~ tas Ownership, Management, clrcg-
isbsn. &c, RtsSires by the Act q
Congress 81 ADsUsa ~, 1si2,
Of EiEo ipSsLsn1sEt, Y1Dlisbsd daily
81 Elko. HsyGds. for AUr1i !. ISls.
gLsts u Nevada. County of Elko--ss
Before ne, = notary nubIle, In and
Tor The state ESd county sfoTeasid.
rRrSonsiiy appeared George Is. Russell.
who. having duly sBorn according 70
law, osD1Sss aud Esys that be Is one
u the owners and publishers Of the
Eik0 lDdspsndsnt. and that the follow.
Ing IL. % the best d bis knowledge
scd h<llsf. = true statement Of the
Z OwbeTsbiD. management. etc, Of the
aforesaid publication for the date
, shoHn 10 the above caption. required
~ The Act Of August q. 1919, EN-.
bodied in section 4+5. Postal Lzws and
Regulations, printed On the reverse Of
this form. to.SJt:
That the names and addresses Of the
publisher, editor. managing editor. and
. NsNtNFSs AAAhAGtfA bgNs
Publisher. Keith T. Russell: Chas
H. Keith and George IS. Russell. Elko
Editors. Keith L Russell; Chsa. ~
Keith and George IS. Russell. EIko.
Managing editors. Keith 4 Russell
chas. 81 Keith and George %. RurselI.
Eik0.
Business managers. Keith & Russell {;
Chss. H. Keith and George -. Russell.
Elk0.
That the owners ere: Cbas IL.
Keith and George u. Russell.
That the known bOndholders, mor4.
gaEseh. and other gecurity holders
owning or holding percent or more
Of total amount Of bonds, mortgages.
or other securities are: v. 8. Earring.
ton. Carson City. Nevada.
That the two paragraphs next above.
giving the nameg OF the owners, stock.
holders. and security holders, II any.
contain not only the list OF atockhoId.
sN and security hoidsrs NJ they ap.
pear upon the books OF the company
but also. IN cages where the atockboid.
or or security holder appears upon the
books OF the company ~ trustee or In
any other nduciary relation, the name
OF the person or corporation for whom
such trustee IL acting, Is given: also
that the said two paragraphs contain
statements embracing atlantis full.
knowledge and belief as 10 the clreum.
stances and conditions under which
stockholders and security holders who
do not appear upon the books OF the
company as trustees. hold stock and
securities In q capacity other than that
OF bona fIde owner: and this afflant
has no reason TO believe that any 9th.
or person. association. or corporation
has any Interest direct or Indirect In
the said stock, bonds, or other aecuri.
lies than o. no stated by him,
That the average number OF copies
Of each Issue OF this publication sold
Or distributed. through the mails or
otherwise, TO paid subscribers during
he six months preceding the date
shown above 10 $50.
GEORGE d. RUSSELL.
sworn 10 and subscribed before me
his 9Th day OF October, 1916.
HAYDEN HENDERSON,.
my commission expires Sept 4,
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LOST Aug. 18th. on road Black
burn TO Carlin. black leather hand
grip. contains toilet articles. contract
papers Saxon Automobile Co II
round return 10 this office, or IN,
saxon Sales Co. Turk and Van Mesa
street San Francisco. and suitable re-.
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