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The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. July G.-EGGS-Market quiet. Mary
land. PennsyVania, and nearby hrsts. per doz..
"a; Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia frsts,
a: Western tOhioy irsts "A West Virginia frsts
u Southern North Cardinal frsts. 3. The mar
ket for Western eggs Is finn Western fresh, case
count "a candled 3aS.
BCTTER-separato-. extras. es1o; do. frSts. 2sa
.; prints. l1-lb., extras. 50a3: hrstH 29a1: do,
lib. extras. 3oa2l; frsts. 29a3o; blocks. lbs.
extras 2aa5O; hrsts 8a29; DAIRY prints. Maryland.
PennsylVan and Virginia extras Ga23; hrSts 2a2
store packed. hrsts. y.
LIVE POULTRY-Prices per pound. unless other
wise stated: Chickens. spring l4a2 lbs. 2ia25: do.
~ II lbs. 2a23i under II lbs, %; do. White
Leghorn. 2a23; do. old hens heavy. % do.
small to medium. %; do. old roOsters and
stags, l0a..: ducks, Muscovy and Mongrel.
old, l3alI; do. white Pekins. old. II; do Ind an
Runners. 12al3 puddle. large fat. old. l3al4; do.
do, smaller, I6ai7 Pigeons. pair. old Is; do.
Young. 25. Guinea fowl. each, old, 40
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Pots.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21

toes. white, new. Norfolk, No. !. bbl.. l.soal.si
do, No. 2. Dbl. LoOsl.25: North Carolina. No. l.
l50al.75; York River. per bbl., l6al.6o; happA-
hannock Dbl, L5oaleo; Eastern Shore virginia
bb., L5al75 apples. early harvest, fancy. per
barrel, l.5Oa2o0; do. small barrel, lnal.S; 40:
H-barrel basket, 8a75. Asparagus, Maryland and
Virginia, No. - dozen. IoslS; do. clls, dozen
60a75; beans, native. green. bushel. soAo; do.'
wax. bushel. 50a6o: Rappahannock, bushel basket
soa4o. Beets. Rappahannock. bunch. 2a3; do. ma
tive. bunch 2a5. Blackberries. North Carolina
quart. 4a6; do Eastern Shore Maryland, quart
4a6; do, Rsppahsnnock bucket, 2'a0; 'csooase'
native crate 5aeo; Eastern Shore Virginia. ool'
5Oa75 cantaloupes. North Carolina, gate; osal Si
California fat crates l.oOa. .!o do standard crates
l.75a2Oo; Georgia. crate. l.25al7s; corn, Rap
pahannock, dozen. sal2; cucumbers. Norfolk has
ket. 40a5O; do. barrel. l.Z5sl5o native. basket
5sSo; eggplsnts Norfolk. crate. l.oosl Is; goose
berries. Maryland and Virginia, green, lo. lhali
huckeberIies. ct. sa7 kale. native. bushel box Oa
f5 New York. basket box l0oal.3; onions
Texas Bermuda. crate, L5oal75 new, Virginia. yei-
low. bushel basket, Lnsl.25; yellow. barrel S2s
$50: white. barrel. 30oa2.Z; Maryland and Penn
sylysnia, bushel. LloaLn. Peachs-Georgia, car
rier l5oa225 do, Eastern Shore. Maryland, box
6oal.0o; do. basket sOa50; do. carrier ss19; pep
pers Florida. crate. 20Oa2s; pinespples. Florida.
crate. L2sa25o; rsspberries red. pint, saS; do.'
quart Sas; black. quart 8; rhubarb. native euneh'
lalA; squash. native. basket, aaS; tomatoes.
Mississippi. crate 75alcD; do. Potomac crate. eca
100; do. Anne Arundel. basket. Local. .; water
melons. Georgia. car. l5s2o.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
MARKET CLOSES
With NET GAINS
Mercantile Marine Suffers
Setback Due to Increased
British Tax.

New York. July o0-In spite OF a
serious speculative mishap to Mercantile
Marine the stock market closed today
with many net gains after technical
weakness during part Of the session.
1t acted IN strict conformity with the
rules Of the Street governing bull
markets According to schedule it is ex-
pected to show increasing strength to-
morrow.
The set back experienced by Mercantile
Marine was caused by announcement OF
the n per cent tax to be levied by the
British government. One reason this did
not hurt the market more was that 1t
will mean a general advance Of ocean
rates. Therefore such stocks as United
Fruit, Atlantic Gulf and West Indies and
Castor Williams and Wigmore will profit
and bring as much additional money into
America as the British war tax will take
out
Some persistent bears imagined they
saw IN this new advance OF the war
tax an attempt of the British to capture
control of the big company.
Even with the increased tax II Is
estimated that the company will earn
80 per cent on its preferred stock this
wear. That is no hardship for concern
that was willing to go through re-
ceiyership a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
NEW YORK GRAIN.

H-~ York. July 9-wHEAr-Higher; fair in
: = .lX To arrive: No. 2 hard winter. liza.
Z o b; No. I nacaruni. TO arrive. l.4%: No. l
N,ni.obs 1s1sl Exporters took soo0O bushels
cbisfy Manitoba. and part hard winter Ne" No.
hard winter. +. o. b.. Gulf quoted 81 over oep-
+.,b-- to- Iast half Auy,Ist and "a September
for last half September.
CORN-strongers fair inquiry. New No. yea-
low fresh-shslsd. 70 arrive. s9s. c. l. T.; new NO
) fresh -shsLed. 10 arrive. 81. c l. EHPoTts.S It
- -0+binz A eargo Of Argentine was bought
20 ar-4rs on D O. possibly close TO $. c. / T.
OATS-Frner: quiet inquiry. Standard tSa457'
No white A6I.ai55.; No white. S72a4o: elevator
basis ungrsdsd, sac Exporters took lpOo oasAe!S
Canadian and native.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Marine Issues Drop.

W. B. Hibbs & Company yesterday re-
ceived the following analysis of the New
York stock market from Logan Bryan:
Tho Marine issues were adversely af-
fected by London dispatches indicating
that the English government plans to
impose additional taxation on the com
panys receipts, the impost to be levied
approximating 10 per cent. While the
action of the shares exerted no bad effects
on the general list, It dampened the en-
thusiasm Of those working along con-
structive lines. The muntion shares, how
ever, showed independent strength, shorts
covering rather freely and a small amount
of outside buying being induced in this
department by persistent talk that fur
ther foreign orders are destined for lodg-
ment with American manufacturers"
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Probate Division.
Chief Justice Coy1nRton-

Estate Joseph D. Frsnzoni, will dated
April Il. 1916, filed.
Estate Ricka Wallerstein; petition for
probate of will and letters testamentary
filed; attorney, A L Newmyer.
Estate Marie P. Greer: order admitting
will TO probate and granting letters testa-
mentary to Katie L. Prince bond 600
attorney, VI. J. Colbert,
Estate Amelia Hatfield: order for au-
ditor to hIe report without prepayment
OF fee; attorney, II. II. Hollander.
Estate William W. Nottingham; answer
to caveat hled; attorneys. c. r. Calvin
and Turnage & Quinn.
Estate Annie r. Young; will dated April
4, 1916, and petition for probate and let
ters lestamentary filed; attorney, John
Ridout.
Estate Ada ". stagg; will dated April
Is, 1914. fled.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s street between Seventh and Eighth streets
nrtheast-Charles NJ. Corson to Prank F. and
Bessie B. Ffecnsa. lot q. square ss' SO; trust
s. 500.
TNw-atieth street between and o STREETS north
west--Caarles c. Mercer 70 Florence NJ. Coleman,
lot GO. square Us. s..
Dent place between Thirty-third and Thirty fourth
streets porthwest-Marha z. S~tndels 70 Ducy A
Lake undivided half interest In parts lots Us and
ne square lZs, So.
sixth and streets ENTHUSIASTICALLY NJ Rhine
lander and c. Rockford stetsor trustees TO GeOrre
c. F. Br.tenahl Dean Of the Cathedral Of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of Washington, Cor
nelius s Abbott Vicar of the Protestant Episcopal
Chapel Of the Good Shepherd, and Henry p. Blair.
trustees. lots IS and g. square So, so.
Avalon Hashts-MaSon n. Richardson and John
r. label. trustees. to Otto G. Wagner. lot l,
block B. Sl2a
Avalon Heights-Mason n. Richardson and John
H label, trustees, TO Francis Y. Hisdon, lot 2
6ock 5. slo.
ms Fifteenth street northwest-TnonAs H Hall
to Eva R. stutebury. lot lu square ls2 SO.
kastle PRrk-Arthur B. ShreTe et uI Annie N. e.,
TO Rusben Burke. lot s6 square 5.i7 SO; trust 500.
2n5 and ms Thirteenth street noCthwest-A F.
August Meier ct Clara c. to FraocS A.
Blundon, lots . and Is. square g5, so. FrAnds
A Blundon ct VI. Mary G. conveys same property
to Clara @. Meier. SO.
Chevy Chase Grore-Fllton R. Gordon et u1
Oora A. to Geors Disns-. lots Is 2. 3 and 2.
square aA $.@.
Randle Highlsnds-HArry A Kite et u1 Claire
Wright to Lucy R. Brown lots 80 and S. square
56c, so.
Randle Hishlands-Lucy R. Brown To Patrick D.
and Gertrude L Holme. lot s2. square SeG SO.
Barry Farm-Frederick Phillips and others tu
Henry O. Phillips lots s. and IS. block 9. SO
Chillura Castle Manor and Turner's Improvement
Michael II. Ludwig and Arthur G. Bishop
trustees. to Toronto Brick Company Limited par.
eel l2+n Chillum Castle Manor, and parcels
2 Al and Il tR Turner'S Improvement, s. 100
Haddock's Hills and Eaclos1re-Albert D. Eshel
and Hugh F. Mcoueeney, trustees, 70 Elizabeth
McQueeney, parcel lS5S. $500.
III Pennsylvania avenue northwest-United State,
Trust Co. executor and trustee 70 George R
Linkins. lot IS. square S. $50.
George r. Dinkins ct uI Margaret NJ. p. con
veys same property TO Lever-tt NJ. Kelley. SO
s2 D street ncrthwsst-L~rsret II Ks,ley e ux
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago July D.-Thsre a combination OF
circumstances and conditions surrounding the wheat
market today that quite bullish. While there
heavy sales on prohttAking account the ouy-
ing OF an urgent character and was led oy ths
stronger houses in the trade. This overcome the
liberal sales on pro6t-tsking account.
Those who short wheat were obliged 70
face confirmed reports Of damage by black rust,
high temperatures and blight in the srins wheat
belt Price gains today were 2&aT4 cents bot
resting spots for the day were somewhat below the
highest levels
A message from Liverpool reported London as
a buyer Of cash and future wheat in that market
Corn showed more or less irTegllarity, closing aaa
cent higher 10 unchanged
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. July 1.-Money on call today opened
at n per cent; high, gt per cent; low ~ per
cent; close, ~ per cent Most Of the loans were
at n per cent. Time money shows no Quotable
change from previous days. The demand Is Ight
For industrial money per cent is bid for ninety
days to four months; Az per cent for five months
and 4rs per cent for six months. Mixed MONEY
31aa4 per cent for sixty days; 3%a4 per cent for
ninety days; per cent for four and Eve months.
4a4A per cent for six months
Mercantile paper has shown some activity, and
institutions who were out Of the market last
week are buying quite freely. Rates: 4afh n4r
cent for sixty to ninety days Inducements; ~ Az
Der cent for six months choice single names
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
WASHINGTON PRODUCE

marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are hiehey
Lower grades may Be sold for less Fancy good,
command highar prices.
EGGS-Fresh. Per doz.. ZSa24
BUTTERFLIES prints, new. per IL M. do
tub. per lb.. 3Uz process per h. o; store-nscked
per h., aa2
LARD-Tub. pure. per Ib., ual2; do. oompound
per ID, 0h; cottonseed oil. Per can, 3.7s.
CHEESE-Nev York, new. per lb s: fat r-
h., Is; Swiss domestic. per lb. 20: do. far.;s,
per h.. 40.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. Der lb., lsals: roos.sr,
per h.. Il; spring ducks per Ib .leaI7: chickens
spring, per lb.. 2a25; turkeys. per Ib., %
GREEN GOODS-Besps per basket 25a75. hss.,
per 100, 2oa3.p; cabbage. new. per crate 5s75
cantaloupes. per crate lcoa3oo: carrots Der bunch
2a3; cauhower, per basket. 5oalo; celery, FLORIDA
per crate 2"a2.P; corn. per doz-. Las; Gu
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
he World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record

cumbers. per basket. aa75; cymbllngs. per
crate, 5oa65; eggplants. per crate. 75al Is; kale
per bbl., za50; lettuce. New York. per basket,
l.25al.T5; lettuce, per bbl., l.5oa25o onions ler
barrel 25oa4oo peppers, per crate 50al co. potatoes
per bbl. 225a2 50 tomatoes. nearby. per box 50a75
turnips. per bunch. Sa4ls
FRUITS-Apples per bbL. l.ooaz-5O; cherries per
crate. :Ooa3.5O; grapefruit. per box, 5oOa55O;
lemons, per box 35oai.oo; oranges per crate 2OOa
275 pesches. per crate. l.0oa2 3; pineapples, per
crate 20Oa2 80; blackberries per qt. 4alO; raspber-
res per Qt., Gals huckleberries. per qt. ssIo;
NatermelOns esch aa35.
LIVE SToCK-veal calves. prime. per lb, 10;
do. medium. per lb.. saela; spring lambs fat per
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. July D.-PORK-Firn: business Il
moderate. Mess. B.5OaA 90; family. 2. 5a2s.S 50
clear 2.ooaZ.0o
BEEF-Demand is inactive. Prices steady
Packet IS 5OaIs 90; family. lssoa11oo; extra Indian
mess 20oa3On.
LARD-F1at; inquiry is inactive. Prime West,
srn l400; refined continent. l45; South American
I460; refined Brazilian, in kegs, 1850: beef stearine
lOa. cents; lard stearine slow. at 14Hs cents
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Tongs Broke; Wants $4,000.

Claiming the little finger OF his left
hand was injured so badly that it had
to be amputated, Charles y. Stewart yes
terday filed suit in the District Supreme
Court against the W. G. Cornell Com
pany asking $4,000 damages The acci-
dent is said to have occurred April 25 in
the Ford Building through the breaking
of a pair of chain tongs.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Guy r. Garner. .. Of Washington, and Rolhe
Loving T. Of Bylee. Va Rev. william Harris
Robert D. Fones. Z. and Mildred L. Wolfe. 2
Rev H. Il. Fones.
Carroll c. Nash. p. and Margaret E. Nash, q
Rev W. S. Dunlop.
John L. kours, >. and Katherine J. Dillon, =
Rev F. J. Hurney.
James kaisslls. .. and Carrie Stevens. z Rev
Jonkin AlexapolOs
COLORED.
Daniel Dolrnan, 3. and Ms-y II. Willis. 3. Rev
J. ] O'ConnoC.
John II Harvey. =. and Reoecc wuHanS. 70
Rev W q. Porter.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, July 2O.-A generally steady tone pre-
vailed in the cotton market today The trade at the
outset was more active than for some time, but
business decreased and in the afternoon it was
quiet. Final prices were TO 5 points higher
= feature Of the private messages reaching the
market was the number OF reports Of first bales
arriving at points in Texas The majority Of these
dispatches stated that the prospects were not for
large yields n the territory where the bales were
marketed.
points. on the basis Of 7.sd for midupland.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Will FroWns on Wedding

In the will OF Joseph D. Franzoni,
dated April 4. 1916, offered yesterday for
probate, Kate R. Franzoni his daughter
is given the entire estate while she re-
mains single. In the event Of her mar
riage or death, 500 each is to be paid her
brothers. Charles H and J. Dunbar
EranZOni.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Circuit Division No =
Chief Justice Coyington.

Prince VS.. Washington Terminal Com
pany; rule returnable July 26 plaintiff
attorneys, George E. Sullivan and ". c.
English; defendants attorneys, Hamilton
& Hamilton.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Lawsuiu-

5s34aCharles n. Stewart VS.. W. G. Cor
nell Company; damages $1,000 plaintf s
attorney, Mark StearInan.
5S350-Hugh F. Lstimer VS. Hannah F
Parlett and Ernest w. Parlett, Certiorari;
defendants attorneys, Sheehy Sheehy
593SI-Frederick B. Pyle VS.. David Der
zsvity: certiorari; defendants attorney
Leon Tobriner.
5S3S2-J. A. c. Groner VS.. John c. De!ch'
nan; judgment NJ Z. $40; plaintiffs at
torney, N. D. Rosenberg.
5S353-J. W. Carter VS.. Continental Trust
Company; damages $1,000; plaintiffs at
torney, z. W. R. Ewing.
5S35-Breitstein & Brown VS.. Benjamin
krftt and Mary Kritt; judgment II. c.
1915; attorneys, Loving & Hammer.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. Blbbs q Co

SALES
Washington Railway Is. 500 at s2A. S.ooo at g.
Potomac Electric cons. IS, Loo at l0lk, s. 900 at
l0A, S. 600 at I0l.
Riggs Realty IS (ongl. 81 900 at lo2.
Capital Traction, At s5E.
Washington Gas Light, at 754, at 75k, 10 at
751s, 10 at TN at 755s. s at T5A
MergenthaleT at l6jA.
Graphophone ptd., at l55.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Maryland Sells Bonds,

The state OF Maryland yesterday sold
S3,50O,0oO 4 per cent bonds to Alexander
Browns Sons, A. B. Leach G. Co., the
Equitable Trust Company, Mercantile
Trust and Savings. Harris, Forbes &, Co,
Easterbrook & Co. and Redmond & Co,
Of New York, at 1851 on the 500 face
value.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July D.-HOGS-Receipts. 1000 head.
unsettled. Bulk s.5oalo05; light, eSoalO06; mixed
SAaol5; heavy, s.loaloD rough, sla9.S5; pigs,
CATTLE-Recetpts, 5000 head weak Native beef
COWS and heitsrs, S.s5ae 30: calves. S.5oaII T5,
5HEEP-Receipts 1900 head: weak Wsthers.
675as.oO; lambs. 7OOalO4o
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Big Steel Order.

The United States Steel Corporation
has placed an order in Chicago for 50, ,00O
tons OF steel billets to be delivered in
the last quarter OF the calendar year.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Bankruptcy Division.
Chief Justice Covington,

In re Garrett A. Allen; order continuing
cause before Edward 5. McCalmont.
In re Gertrude S Whittlesey; order
'ontinuing cause before Edward S. Nc.
alnont. q
cause before Edward S. McCalmont
In re George T. Latin; order con-
tinuing cause before Edward F. Mccall
mont
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York July 3o.-The majority OF the issues
trading in the Broad Street curb maintained
a strong tone in the early session with business
becoming quieter after the noon hour. Substantial
gains made in a number Of the motor issues
in the first hour, but prices receded later.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Furnfsbed by w. b. Hibbs d Co.
U. S. Treasury Statement.

The condition OF the Treasury at the
close Of business yesterday was:
Net balance in general fund, S22S, ,s04, ,3S7 !;
total ordinary receipts yesterday, S,24S,-
i76 total ordinary payments yesterday,
S1.SS4, 421.
The deficit this fiscal year Is S9. .7oS, ,l64
against a deficit OF 81. 1855 last year.
exclusive OF Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
Revenue receipts this fiscal year up to
the close OF business July l9. SIS. 81, SAG. IS;
revenue receipts for the corresponding
period last year. Sc, ,lf9. 1850.
Ordinary disbursements this hscal year
up to the close OF business July ls, s4s.-
SIS, ,565 81: ordinary disbursements for the
corresponding period last year, 81, A,fOS,-
31.99.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
Equity Suits

3A93-Dudley D. Davis VS. Clara A,
Marden; to substitute trustee; plaintiff 5
attorneys, Ralston d Richardson. de-
fendants attorney. S. D. Wills.
344s4-Henry c. Lewis VS.. Clarence F.
Welch, trustee, ct al; substitute trustee;
plaintiffs attorney, II. c. Lewis.
S44s5-John McMechan and Sadie Meme
chan VS.. William R Gregg ct al; subsu-
tute trustee; plaintiffs attorney T. W
O'Brien.
S44s6-AIfred A. and Francis NJ. Kidwen
VS.. Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Co.; TO
perpetuate testimony; plaintiffs attor-
ney, Leonard J. Mather.
Mechanics' Liens.
6999-Clarence E. Stubs VS.. John S.
Huyler, Benjamin F. De hlyn and Eliza
beth A Coulter, parts lots and ), square
go; Ills F street northwest and 60l-605
Twelfth street northwest; Sl,i10I5, at
torney J. Dawson Williams.
7OOe-Columbia Brick and Coal Company
VS. Fulton r. Gordon lots i and IS,
square 2O22; lot 2, square 2J23: lots 81, 3.
"a, 81, A. IS and south half lot 81, square
2O2i; s2S36S; attorney, c. Chester Cay
wood
7oOI-Hugh Reilly Company VS.. Fulton
R Gordon; lots Il and IS. square 2O22. lot
2. square 2O23; lots 81. S2, 81, 81, Il, 43 and
south half lot s.. square 2o24; S365.s4
The Washington herald., 1916-07-21
MONEY TO LOAN.

EoNrY TO LOAN ON APPRoYrD cTrf sIlI
STATE at lowest current nte; tkeci,l rr1rfles-
WITH respect 70 prior psym.nN TNLER a hUTS[
ERFoRD. Inc, az iStb 81
Monty 10 LOAN-Ss TO ssooe ON D. a
real estate. Several trust funds ~ 20 q p~f e-rI
An trsnssctions conducted with ecooouicrl couss
,rstsou for boTrowersL WA. II. sAUNDERs q
co., south<Tn BUILDING ~ Da - A.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03

You folks who follow motion will Elaine Here's
The that made cold chl chase
Elaine The Iron Claw"
peerless fearless girl heads the Pah pronounce
o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03

SUNDAY thousands and thousands of peo-
pie read the first Arthur Stringer story in The
Iron Claw series And what they found there
made them eager for the next one. There's more
interest to the square inch IN these stories than
you'll find in the average three hundred page
novel. One installment will appear each Sunday
in this paper.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
The Great "Elaine" Cast!

To this wonderful add the mystery Singes
you'll realize that
picture hou-"The Iron Claw"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-07
UNITED G. O.P.
LEAGUE HERE

with the purpose OF liberalizinR
the republican party, the United
Republican league OF King county
made its bow Wednesday ~ u
luncheon held In the Fraser.Pater
son tea room. The formal text 81
the new leagues program will be
presented Co an organization meet
Ing 10 be hold Saturday.
Il. II Cute. former speaker. mem,
her OF tho Legislature. presided
Among those present were repub.
licanB hitherto far apart Tho
speakers declared that the time has
come when the republican party. by
a liberalization process which would
make Il moro responsive TO tho PEG.
pie. can unite it's varying factions
Among those present were Thomas
+ Murphine. r. = Ballinger. G. J
France. Austin r. Griffiths. Frank
Hammond. Thomas = Revello. r.
G. Hughes Fred " Hastings. Dr
J r. Crichton. ". G. Hyatt. Bruce
shorts. James \. liaight. a. r..
Fuller, u. 4 Foster. Ralph u. Mich.
oils. Adolph pehrens. William Brug.
gerhoff. George Walsh. II u. In.
chanan, =. c, lIackman. L. II sted.
man. } Y, G Kellogg. John II Wal.
lace. James \ Cute. Paul - Phil.
lips and + II. Fryer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-07

These girls-BornIcc Searles. for
instance. who sells tickets Al tnc
Liberty theatre. and Ethel Stone. at
tho Coliseum. and any number ~
others In Seattle-are so expert at
handling change that they can dc.
tect In an instant any popularity
about coin. says Meagher.
These girls on = busy ny can
handle more than 10 persons min.
ute" Meagher explained. "cnicas
there arc too many women IN the
line. a woman Is slowor than
man. and sho slows up cashier
Tho cashier OF he modern movie
theatre has proved faster and moro
efficient than the change machine.
Il think the average movie house.
loses practically nothing as far as
counterfeit money Is concerned.
Sometimes change games arc
worked on them. but only once
short weight coins and those Of
foreign denominations not accept.
able by the United States are i'm.
mediately returned TO ticket pur.
ohasers. Neaghcr explained
Aud SO the old marble slabs are
being worn thin by the scrnpe OF
coins over their surfaces. and tho
original intention with which they
were inatalled is fast growing into
a myth. owing 10 the growing OK.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-07
mARoiE HEARS THE CALL
OF THE SEA TO FIND
ETERNAL PEACE THERE

For once. little book. nature Is In
accord with my mood All night
long have alternately listened to
the storm which is raging outside
and been torn by the mental and
emotional tragedy thru which I am
passing.
Nothing in nature has ever had
sea exerts. and tonight as sit here
among the ruins OF my life its won
derful diapasons WOO me TO seek n
peaceful end in its embrace-and
then come the great discords by
which II tells OF its battles against
It's ancient enemy. the wind.
II seems to say there is nothing
In this world but ceaseless battle.
and that while tomorrow II may be
barring It's great breast 10 the
warmth OF lts lover. the sun. TO.
night II Is struggling. moaning,
aEonizing In the power OF its eter.
nal foe. the wind.
Softly from affair comes the muir
muir of its gathering forces. Loud
or and louder the sound comes as
II gains momentum for It's futile
defense. Madly II Is dashed against
the cold and indomitable rock. and
then like a whimpering child Il
breaks with foarsome cry along
the beach and recedes with moan.
for It knows that as long as time
shall last. this is to be It's fate.
Splendid calm and ripping laugh
ter, Jeweled crests above opal
escent draperies that shade from
fathomless depths OF darkness 10