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The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
Equity Division No. 2.
Justice Mccoy.

lnman vs. Mason; order reducing bond;
plaintiffs attorney. George c. Gertman
Grove VS.. the National stoker Com
pany; pro confesso; set aside decree re
forming assignment Of letters patent;
plaintiffs attorneys, Tucker. Kenyon and
Macrarland; defendants attorney. F.
Edward Mitchell
Dante vs.. Hutchins; order overrulins
objection to Jurisdiction: plaintir's at
torneys, BrandenbUrg & Brandenburg;
defen1ants attorneys, Cuttings C Cham
berlin,
Souder vs. Souder; order of publication;
plaintiffs attorney. c. H. MeriIlat
Tuckeramn vs.. Mearns; order for coun-
sci to withdraw appearance; plaintiff
attorneys, c. c. Tucker and H. B. f.
Mcfarland.
Con VS.. Mearns: order for counsel to
withdraw appearance; plaintiffs attor-
neys, II. B. F. Macfarland and c. c,
Tucker.
Krams VS.. Krams: absolute Iivorce
granted and order for costs and counsel
fee: plaintiffs attorneys, /. S. Penny.
hacker and r. P. SkeaIey: defendants
attorneys. I. r. Hit and E. Carrington
Jones VS.. Jones; order for maintenance
and costs: plaintiffs attorney, W. H.
De Lacy; defendants attorney, B. L.
Gaskins.
Motions at 10 a. m:
Ball vs.. EiTst Co-operatiye Building
Association: attorneys, whitford, Col
bert. decentralization. Sullivan.
ROsen vs.. Kessler; attorneys, Tep-
per & Gusack-BriII. Bralow. Jackson.
Carter vs. Carter; attorneys, Nor
gan-Hudson.
Coxen VS.. Coxen; attorneys. Johnson
Ford.
Sherry VS.. Henderson-Rowe Auto
Co; attorneys, Dent-Carter.
Re estate of Mary A. McGrath; at
torneys. Guy-O'Shea, Easily Smith
Flaherty.
Re estate Of Annie Waters; attor-
neys. Yeatman-Sullivan.
Maxwell VS.. MAXWELL; attorney
FTisby
Pearson VS.. Pearson; attorneys
Doyle-Turnage. Truitt
Union Trust Co. VS.. Welcker; attor-
neys. Hamilton, Yerkes & Hamilton
Williamson, Ridout
De La Vergne Machine Co. VS.. Sealed
Package Ice Co; attorneys. Tobriner-
Merillat.
Maxwell VS.. hammond; attorneys
Smith, Townsend-Ridgway, Ridout
Gardiner.
Jordan vs.. Harper: attorneys, Cor
don-Swindsli. Van Fleet.
McLarren vs. McLarren; attorneys
Wallace. Metzxer-Coombe, William
son.
Tender vs.. Tender; attorneys, De-
Lacy-NewnyeT, Moriarty.
LASER vs. LASER; attorneys. Rhodes
. cssosa1p-Dutton,
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
New York Hotel Arrivals.

Sp~5al TO The wsShinr0a Henh-
New York, Feb. l5.-These WsshinEton
ians have registered at hotels here:
Park Avenue Navarro
S r. Harris. +. G. Clark.
Flanders G. T. Harper
r. K. Rankin.
TRADE REPRESENTATIVES,
S. Kann Sons: J. II. Boyce, wash goods
and domestiCs; rs Fourth avenue; Her
mitaGe.
NJ. Goldenbers, dry goods, etc: H. J..
Sanger. fiannels blankets, upholstery,
floor coverings and furniture; Grand.
Lansburgh & Bro: dry goods, etc; Mrs.
S. F. Howland, art needlework: Airing
ton.
Woodward & Lothrop, dry goods etc f:
Miss Carroll, closks and suits; Mrs.
J. c. Nourse, notions stationery,
art embroideries, leather goods jewelry,
cloaks, etc; 3S4 Fourth avenue.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
District Courts

The $l,5Oo,OOO damage suit of David J..
Sully against John Hays Hammond and
others, growing out of alleged 'conspir-
acy on the part of the defendant to in
Jure the reputation of the plaintiff as a
cotton gin expert, came to a close in the
District Supreme Court yesterday, and
the jury was locked up with instructions
to return a sealed verdict. The case has
been in litigation more than four years,
the suit having been filed in 1911. A jury
disagreed last June, and retrial was
ordered.
The Mount Pleasant Garage Company
was Incorporated yesterday with a cap
ital stock of $4,000. divided into 400
shares of the par value of 500. The
company will do business in the rear OF
2414 Eighteenth street northwest. The in
corporators are Claude L. Burrows,
James A. Gibson, c. B. Rafter, Eugene
X. Ricketts, and John NJ. Finn. The Of
fees will be at 2424 Eighteenth street.
The Eagle Market Company was incor-
porated yesterday to engage in business
at 1926 Ninth street northwest The cap
ital stock of the company Is given at
81 900. divided into 100 shares of the par
value of $40. The officers are George
Harris, president; David Stein, secretary,
anu buDlfl,
terday by John A. Lewis against Mary
E. Lewis. The husband states they have
been separated since December IL, 1915.
They were married in this city on De-
cember IS, 1895, and have two children,
Mary I. and Emma ]. Attorney G. A.
Maddox appears for the wife.
Suit for $4,000 damages was brought
yesterday by John w. Billups, through
Attorney Edward F. Colladay, against
the Fussell Ice Cream Company for in
juries alleged to have been received when
an automobile OF the defendant company
is said to have struck him on December
l5 last.
Justice Mccoy yesterday granted Cort-
landt X. Krams an absolute divorce
from Mercedes c. Krams and ordered
that the costs of the suit. including 500
attorneys fees for the plaintiff, be paid
by the correspondent.
Mrs Frances E. Mayer, Administrative
of the estate of Theodore A. Mayer, her
husband, filed suit in equity against the
American Security and Trust Company
yesterday. asking that the estate, except
certain legacies which have been paid,
be turned over to her. The estate Is said
to be valued at $4,000.
The suit of ]. r. Brooks against the
Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company to recover damages
for alleged injuries has been dismissed
by the District Supreme Court, a settle
ment having been agreed on.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
MILLER Is NDORSEp.
LenoK Club Would Send Attorney
to Republican Meet.

The Lenox Club at a meeting at 17f5 L
street northwest last night indorsed
Robert l. Miller for delegate to the Re
publican National Convection, to be held
in Chicago in June.
The club organized to support Mr.. Nil
Ter, with the following officers:
William c. Ross, president; George H
Dixon, vice president; F. o. Booker, sec
retary; Poe Walston. assistant secretary
B. II. Taylor, recording secretary; An
drew Thomas, treasurer; James Butler
sergeant-at-arTns; George Patterson, as.
sistant sergeant-at-arms. and Arthur
Brown, haplain.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
ARMY AND NAVY.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SIX.

Col. Charles R. Noyes, infantry unassigned, Il
assigned to the Seventeenth Infantry
Mai William N. Morrow. Eleventh Infantry
will proceed to the Preside OF San Francisco. Gal
and report in person TO the commanding officer
Letteman General Hospital. for observation and
treatment.
Capt. Edward L. Farnsworth Coast ARTILLERY
Corps, detailed in the Qusrtermaster Corps, will
report to the commanding general, Philippine De
partment.
The leave of absence granted First Lieut. Joseph
W. Rumbough. Second Field ARTILLERY, is extended
twelve days.
board Of officers to consist Of Brig Gen Henry
g. Sharpe. Qusrtermaster Corps; Col Wilber L.
Wilder. Fifth Cavalry; Col. Richmond P. Davis.
Coast ARTILLERY Corps: Lieut. Col. Andre w. Brew
ster. inspector general and Maj. Manus McCloskey.
Third Field ARTILLERY. is appointed TO meet in this
city to study and rrport upon the question Of the
uniform and clothing allowances of enlisted men
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
COURT PROCEEDINGS
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1916

Lunacy of Candall sousa;. attorneys
Marshall-Gardiner.
Groener VS.. Groener; attorneys. Kee-
nan.
In re estate of William H. Underdue;
attorneys, Petron-Stetson.
Fuller Co. VS.. Smith; attorneys, Du-
vall-Wilson, Boyd.
Moulton VS.. Allison; attorneys, Gies
Archer.
Campbell VS.. Campbell; attorneys,
White-Ridout.
Estate of John B. Johnson; attor-
neys, Ridout. Jones-Gertman.
In re estate of Josiah Shaw; attor-
ney, Wallace.
Rudolph & West Co. VS.. Howe; at
torneys, Rhodes & Cromelin. Ridout-
Carlisle, Luckett & Howe, Diggs.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
DistrictLegal and Real Estate Record

bond $4,000; attorney, A. II. Ferguson.
Estate Theodore A. Mayer; order ap-
pointing Frances z. Mayer administra-
tor; bond $4,000; attorney, A. H. Fer
guson. ...
Estate of Edwin T. Jones; order to sell
bonds; attorneys, Hamilton & Hamilton
In re Ra: mond Madigan; order ap.
pointing Nora B. Riordan guardian; bond
s., 500; attorney, A. L. Grindley.
Estate OF Sledge Tatum; petition for
probate of will and letters testamentary
filed; attorney. Hayden johnson.
Estate of James p, Howe; petition for
appointment of administrator, filed; at
torneys, Hawken & Havell
Estate of Elizabeth Horning; will dated
July Q. 1910; flied.
Estate of Mabel Fl. Chandlee; will dated
February 5, 1916; filed.
In re Hubbard Heating Company; or
der confirming report of special master;
order discharging receivers.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
Circuit Division No. ..
Justice Stafford.

Gregory VS. Birtweu; verdict for de-
fendant: plaintiffs attorney, Z. ]. Cola
day; defendants attorney, l.. C. William
son.
trial filed plaintiffs attorneys, Charles
Poe and H. W. Wheatley; defendant s
attorney, H. E. Davis.
Chaloner VS.. Washington Post Co;
jury respited; plaintiffs attorneys, II.
W. Smith and Leo P. Harlow; defend
ants attorney, w. J. Lambert
Karrick VS.. Duckett; attorneys. Pur-
cell, Merillat-McNeill.
Schafer & Co. VS.. Southwestern Surety
Co; attorneys, shinn, owen-wiener.
Washington Brewery Co VS.. Mezzan-
otte; attorneys. Emig-Grant
Sullivan VS.. Peoples line; attorneys,
Baker. Grant-Havell, Hawken.
Smolick VS.. Traver: attorneys, Baker,
Patterson-Maddox. Galley.
McKenney vs. Mt. Vernon & Marshall
Hall Steamboat Co; attorneys, Hogan
Woodward
Miller VS.. Washington Terminal Co.
Yerkes & Hamilton.
Gray Motor Co. VS.. Clarke: attorneys,
Tucker, Kenyon & Northumberland rty.
Middleton VS.. Clayton; attorneys, Cor
don-Calloday
Bowdler VS.. Murphy; attorneys, Meri-
Hat Marshall-Glassie
Coolidge VS.. Bouic; attorneys, Baer-
Darr. Peyser & Taylor.
Tolson VS.. American Express Co. at
torneys, Baker-Hill, Ross & Hill.
Barron G. Collier Co VS.. Casen: at
torneys, Wells-Baker, Tahaferro.
Lincoln vs.. Wilkinson; attornevs
Sholes, Warren-Leckie, Cox & Kratz.
Murray VS.. Capital Traction Co.: at
torneys. Hegarty-Swingle.
Wiltsie VS.. Hodgman: attorneys, Cert
man-Richardson.
Ohio Rubber Co. VS.. Smith Motor Sales
Co; attorneys, Loving, Hamner-Berrv,
Minor, Bell.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
Justice Anderson.
Bankruptcy Division.
EQUITY SUITS.

Equity SUITS.
Mount Hope Retreat VS.. Clement Ii.
Brooke ct al; creditors bill; plaintiff 8
attorney, George c. Gertman.
In re assignment of Emelia Leiden-
spinner to fix bond: attorneys, Eugene
Young and w. b. Guy.
Frances E. Mayer, Administrative, VS..
American Security and Trust Company;
trustee ct al; to colstrue will and to
declare trusts void, plaintiffs attorneys,
Ellis & Donaldson.
Powell
Manning VS.. American Security &
Trust Co, executor and trustee, ct al;
for specific performance; plaintiffs at
torneys, Charles A. Kiegwin and Hay
den Johnson.
John A. Lewis VS.. Mary Z. Lewis;
for divorce; plaintiffs attorney. George
A. Maddox.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF.

Get 25-cent bottle Of Danderine at
any drug store, pour a little into your
hand and rub well into the scalp with
the finger tips. By morning most, IL
not all, of this awful scurf will have
disappeared. Two or three applications
will destroy every bit of dandruff.
stop scalp itching and falling hair
Adv.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
Circuit Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

CounseIman VS.. Mearns; Chatard VS.
Mearns; Harris VS.. Mearns; Dennis d
Nicholson VS.. Mearns; Jordan vs.
Mearns; Trustees A. NJ. Z. Church VS.
Mearns; Wheeler VS.. Mearns; Kenyon
trustees VS.. Mearns; appearance of Doug
las. Ruffin 4 Ober and Paul Dulaney for
defendant withdrawn in each case.
Kenyon trustees VS.. Mearns; order ex-
tending time for filing pleas and affidavit
to February .: and motion for Judgment
continued to February %; plaintiffs at
torneys, C. c. Tucker, Leon Tobriner and
H. P. Galley; defendants attorney. w.
c. Clephane.
Sully VS.. Hammond: sealed verdict or
dered; plaintiffs attorneys, Cuttings &
Chamberlin; defendants Att t)rneyJ, Nc
Kenney & Flannery and George p.
Hoover.
ASSIGNMENT FOR TODAY.
O'Connor VS.. Washington Post Com
pany; attorneys, Newmyer-Lambert.
Culloty VS.. Washington Railway and
Electric Company; attorneys, Lambert,
Y Yeatman-Barbour
Hill VS.. Ebersole; attorneys, Davis
Lambert, Given.
Harris VS.. Knipp; attorneys. Johnson
Colbert.
Bryant VS.. Wyeth; attorneys, Baker,
Leahy, Blair HELEN.
Carpenter VS.. Southwestern Security
Insurance Company; Attorneys, Darling
ton-HOgan, Wiener.
Notions postponed until Saturday, Feb
ruary 10. at $50 a. m.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicssp. FEB. T.-HoGS-Reosapk, I'm bss6;
strong; bdlk. sl5ss5: hsht, TISs&S; nairsd Se5s
SIS: he4y. S6&sSO. rough. s0~sy; Rs, GEs
20
CATTLE -Receipts. Scm head; stnsdy: native
beet steeus. 66Oas 6. stnckeD and feeders. b6Ds
-: cows and hetfens. &l5Ass5: calves Sss1lS
sHEEP-Receipts, I3o0 bead; Stesdy; ve-hc-s
T.T5as9 y; ewes 5SxSS; lEmbs eosu.S
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
BIRTH RECORD.

WHITE.
julius and Clara Grosen, girl
Joseph and Annie Gates boy.
Ben L. and Alice c. Fairfax, boy.
Arthur L. and Annie V. Garrett. girl
Frank L. and Emma L. Hofmeister, girl.
John p. and Marguerite Sieber. boy.
William l.. and Mary C. Mullikin, boy.
Thomas A. and Julia NJ. Hnnane, girl.
Manly and Edith Iden, girl.
Shasta and Rosa Bspiskin, girl.
William II. and Lola NJ. Hutchins. boy.
Alvin W. and Mary Kennedy, boy.
COLORED.
Herbert and Rebecca Neal, girl
Charles II. and Hattie Hughes, girl.
Frank L. and Elizabeth williams, boy,
Charles ID. and Elenora BraIton, bog.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
Law Suits.

Lamdin, Thompson & Co. VS.. John
H. DeAtley; judgment m. c., S477.S2;
plaintiffs attorney, Joseph V. Morgan.
John w. Billups VS.. Fussell Ice
Cream Co. Inc; damages. $4,000;
plaintiffs attorney, E. F. Colladay.
Mark F. Finley VS.. Ernst Weigle;
note and account se.74S.49; plaintiff's s
attorneys. F. b. Rhodes and p. B.
Cromelin
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
Eogan-Williston Backed,

The candidacy of Frank J. Hogan and
DIR. E. D. Willston for delegates and
Julius !. Peyser and George Robinson
for alternates to the Republican national
convention was indorsed at a recent
meeting of the East End Republican
Club.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18

SO.
Indolence-Msry @. Bschen ct al. to Jessie NJ. N.
Irwin, lot II, square 20; SEQ
SA Y street northwes-Philipins Ash to Joseph
A. and Blanche A. Hall. lot 81. square l27o; SO.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
BANKRUPTCY PETITION.

In re Samuel NJ. Waskow, trading as
Morris Waskow; clerk; voluntary; liza
bilities. s1,292.29; assets. none; attor-
ney, J. B. Stein.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
Criminal Division No. 1,
JuSfice CnxInxta

United States vs.. Allautia GrauI.
bawdy house; demurrer filed: attorney
A. D. Smith
United states VS.. Irene F. Milstead:
murder FIRST degree; given 20 jury; at
torneys, NJ. 2. O'Brien and ]. Fl. label.
ASSIGNMENT TODAY-9:@0 q. m.
Motions, sentences and arraignnonts
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
Back Wrenched at Work.

Charles f. Martin, q, OF 1904
Twenty-6fth street southeast EN-.
ployed in the Washington Steel and
Ordnance Companys Giesboro Point
plant. was taken to Providence Hospital
yesterday for treatment for a wrenched
back. received while he was at work.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
United States Court of Customs
Appeals,

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery
and Associate Judges Smith, Barber,
De Vries and Martin.
The calendar was called and It was
anT ounced that all cases not in readiness
for hearing under the rules and practice
of the court would be continued to the
next term Of court.
United States VS.. McKesson: star anise
seed; argued by Mr.. Bert Hanson for
the appellant, and submitted on brief by
appellee
United States VS.. Tappenbeck; star
snise seed Argued by Mr.. Bert Hanson
for the appellant. and submitted on rec
ord by the appellee.
Schoverling VS.. United States; metal
whistles; submitted on brief by appellant,
and argued by Mr.. Bert Hanson for the
appellee.
Assignment for Monday. February p,
1916:
Capital Traction Company VS.. Hoover;
attorneys. Dunlop-Davis.
District Of Columbia VS.. Georgetown
Stephens-JOhnson.
District Of Columbia vs.. Washington
Gasight Company; attorneys, Syme,
Stephens-Minor. Darlington
District OF Columbia VS.. Awkward; at
tOrneys. Whiteford-Merillat, Wolf
Morrison vs.. Lane; attorneys, Ballinger
West. Wright.
American Security and Trust Company
vs.. Ferrero; attorneys, HOehling, Peelle
& Ogilly-Wolf, Weller.
Randolph vs.. Columbia Graphophone
Company; attorneys, Sterling-Rhodes,
Cromelin.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM

By the United States soldierr Home
Band Orchestra at Stanley Hall this even
ing at sas o'clocsg sohn s. N: 1imme-
mann, direction
PROGRAM.
March, "Sous Ia MitrziIle'' ..............G .Gozig
tMArrh Of the AIies-Frsnce, England,
Russia.
Overture, ''schsuspieI" Bach
Minuet, LA Blanche" .Heyner. ass
Selection, Lady Durury' Schroeder. 26s
Hawaiian patrol. "KilaueA" ..... Stewart. @
Entr-Acte-
tal In der Nscht' ht'............... Gilbert
(b1 "Puppchen. Du Bist Mein
Augenstern" n"............... Gilbert
CRequested numbersl.
Waltz Suite, Cod and Silver. .Lncke. Za
Finale, Save Your Kisses Till the Boys
Come Home" .Godfrry
The Star sTangied Banner"
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18

At nineteen Bryant wrote "Thana-
topsis."
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18

The suit of ]. r. Brooks against the
Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington
Railroad Company to recover damages
for alleged injuries has been dismissed
by the District Supreme Court, a settle
ment having been agreed on.
The Washington herald., 1916-02-18

Justice Mccoy yesterday granted Cort-
landt X. krams an absolute divorce
from Mercedes c. Krams and ordered
that the costs of the suit. including 500
attorneys fees for the plaintiff. be paid
by the correspondent.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-23

founders. i2c Frozen, per ID. Halibut.
lie; herring. SIC; trout, iSc white,
lee salmon. loai2o; piokerel, 7qsc; pike,
pssTsd sSp Smoke msn Is Mhs d nhsn S hap Sa9s
dies, l2c; roe shsd, soc each; shad roe
t0c per pair.
isi5e No. ribs nc. No. cbueks, i've:
No chucks, Ike; No chucks, lie. No.
! Joins, s5c; No 2 loins, 2S9hci No. loins,
19iac. No. / rounds. 15hc; No. 2 rounds.
i5c No. 3 rounds, lf3tc. No. / plates. i0c:
No 2 plates, gAc No. plates, SIC
Fruit and yegetable prices furnished By
FRUfrs-oranges: sunkist. els. i2gl
box; 1908. $3.50 box; ilss, 2sss, S24s, g. q
box: zoos, 2l6s. 250s. - box. Lemons: Col
den Bowl. sOOs, sos, box Silver Cord,
ts box; 54s, $3.50 box: Gas. sos, - box. Ba-
nenas: Medium size. g;5oql,75 bunch
medium sizes jumbos, p.0o42B bunchi
regular size tumbos; t2SOg2lb bunch; ex-
moth jumbos. t850a3.75 bunch. Cranber-
ries. fi2 barrel, Dates: Dromedary, ST
crate: stuffed. s1.15 box; Fard, i2c ID. Figs
is SfT S SC barrels sGr Ap'T 5ase 5sn Psy' seh bsSs BsSs
other varieties in barrels. $3.50 barrel
Shield Brand Wine Saps. N50 barrel
Idaho Ben Davis. in boxes, $50 box
Rome Beauty, f.B box; W. w. Pear
maines. Si.75 box; extra fancy Wine Saps
81 box; Iowa State Greenings, i.5O box
Arkansas BlackH, $3.50 box. Strawberries
A-pint cases, S75 case.
VEGETABBBS-Onion Red. yellow, 81
pound; spanish, &2& crate: white. s2b
crate. Lettuce: 81 dozen. Brussel sprouts
aoc pound. Cabbage. 2hc pound; new, Sc
pound Rhubarb: f25O box. Cauliflower
IS crate. Peppers. SOC basket New beets
carrots, turnips, parsley. 50c dozen. Old
beets, carrots, turnips, parsnips. 'baRoes
2c pound. Potatoes: Minnesota white, Si1,
bushel. Colorado white $40 bushel: Min
nesota Red River Ohios, Si.40 bushel
Sweet Potatoes: Delawares. t1.75 hamper
California. N.75 hamper. Celery: &-dozeT
crates. 4;8 crate; G-dozen crates, pT
crate; S-dozen crate. $50 crate. Onior
Sets: Yellow, $3.50 bushel: red. g crate
NUTS-Peanuts: No. l raw 6iSc pound
No. / roasted. Sc pound. Jumbo raw, 81,
pound; Jumbo. roasted. shc pound Pc.
cans l519c pound: Jumbo. i7ikc pound
btberts' l5c pound. Mixed nuts: l5t
pound.
MISCELIsANEOUS-H Honey. Comb. sS.Tl
crate, Airline, .S0 case. Popcorn. No.
rice, &c pound; 20 Lpound packages s2.J
case.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-23
HERMAN TALKS TO A0 CLUB
MEN OF GERMS IN MILK

f. l.. Herman, secretary OF the Alamito
Sanitary dairy. talked to the Omaha Ad
club Tuesday on the subject of Pre-
paredness"
The United States" said MIR. Herman,
lis now enjoying the most perfect man
hood in its history. We do not greatly
fear the result OF an attempted invasion
from the outside. but there are millions
of virile. cunning enemies within that
arc abundantly able 20 attack us from
the inside and destroy this superb man
hood, and therein lies our greatest
dangers"
Mr.. Herman had with him bacteria
slides that showed the difference between
the number of these enemies to be found
in one of our principal foods-mill1. He
also had bottles of milk showing the
various degrees of cleanliness that might
exist without the public's knowledge He
told how disease could be spread through
impure milk, and explained the elimina-
tion OF danger through pasteurization.
which is simply a method of treating the
milk with heat until the harmful germs
are destroyed
There is no secret to pasteurization, -
explained the speaker. 1T is merely n
process that anyone can perform in their
own home with full success. And Il does
not in anyway depreciate the value Of
the milk as a food, or change its flavor" +"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-23
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Session Records Some Substantial
Recoveries from Lowest Levels
Of Earlier in Week.
TRADING RATHER RESTRICTED

NEW YORK. March 2.-In keeping
with its recent irregular and illogical
course, today's market recorded some
substantial recoveries from lowest levels
of official denials OF overnight peace ru-.
mors. Trading, which was somewhat re
stricted by the storm, revolved almost
wholly around the varying aspects OF the
foreign situation.
Developments Of broader financial in
terest. such as the persistent weakness
and another break In the Paris rate, eN-
cited little attention except in banking
circles. Progress towards the compile
tion Of the Canadian loan, which has
been definitely fixed at y7500),00, was re-
ported by the underwriters.
Domestic news touching upon the mar
ket included the announcement of the
placing of additional large orders for
equipment by railroads and weekly re-
views by steel trade review authorities
which offered further evidence OF the un
ceasing activity in that industry at ris-
ing-price schedules.
stocks opened unevenIy. hardened and
fell again before midday. that brief per-
iod covering the major por ion OF the
days operations. In the afternoon the
market strengthened In all divisions with
considerable short covering and retained
much of its advance at the end.
United States Steel. Crucible Steel Mcr-
camille Marine, preferred. metals and
equipments, In fine, the usual leaders
contribute measurably 10 the relatively
small total OF $4,000 shares. Oils were
under distinct pressure at intervals in
connection with reports of fresh disturb
ances in Mexico. but made full recovery
later.
The course of Anglo-lrrench war bond =
was watched with especial interest, that
issue having come to be regarded as \
barometer of conditions affecting tho
allies. Trading in the bonds were very
large. early quotations showing decided
strength. but the price reacted a small
fraction before the end of the session.
Local monetary conditions show no
change from long prevailing case. but
rates west and southwest stffenerd on
increased mercantile demand
Bonds were steady with no especial faa-
ture. except for the war issues. Total
sales Tar value, aggregated s}h25,0)0.
United States coupons IS, advanced y
per cent on call
Number of sales and reading quotations
on stocks TO-DAY were: