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lam p Normoyle TO secure Entsrpriss Serial Build
Ing Association $500
Square lo66, lots % and sew. Fred Holtxman
e. uI. hatherins B.. to Francis Saul and J. wnley
JACOBS, to secure Thomas L Allen gl 2O; 5 years
8 per cent. setsi-annually; seven trusts, one of
sl.eoo on each lot. Same to B. Francis Saul and
e Percy McGlue. to secure T. Earl Cox $3.50;
months. per cent On lots 9S to 90
Mount Pleasant lot 20 block a-Robert ]. Jones
~. TO Frank N. McCheney and Robert B. Thomp-
son. to secure Byron J. Price 1000: 3 years, 6
PEI cent emi-snnually. Same to John p. H.
Wilimuth and William B. Dulany. to secure
Madaline Mcclintock ssi7 monthly paymenta 8
per cent
Square 2l5. lot part lot G. and all lots and 10
= 5ne softand Apartment House Company to Harold
e. Doyle and William L. Miller, TO secure Thomas
III. Gale $500; years. per cent semi annually.
Square 81. lot 9-Annie Robbins to Henry d.
Gordon and William A Hammer. to James
semi-annually
Square 7a2 lot E-Lavnia V. Rodney to Wash
ington Loan Trust Co., TO secure Equitable Co
operative Building Association s. co.
Square los. lot Io2-Nelhe NJ Shields to Sidney
Paige and Myer Cohen, to secure Rosa p. Hayes
Q; years. per cent. semi-annually
St. Philip and Jacob. parcel l2rls-Henry @.
Summers ct uI- Eta. TO William ]. Lambert and
Christopher h. Pope, to secure Munsey Trust
%. Sao; years, 8 per cont. semi-annually.
Square 1883, lot 2-Blsnchs d. Allen ct vir.
Ben F.. TO O. F. r. oglby and Harry L. Rust.
to secure Louise Taylor S. 900; years. 81 per cent.
semi-annually. Same to William o. Engler and
Alfred II. Lawson to secure Louise Taylor Loo;
monthly payments, per cent.
Square 223. lot 70; square 12. lot is-Nelle NJ.
Bell TO H. D. Gordon. TO secure Fulton R. Gordon
$50. one TO lB months, per cent-
Square 84. lot 4-Amanda A Birch to Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. CIstk, to secure Perpetual
Building Association S,4W
Square 1910. part original lot B-Emily A G..
Braunstein to Arthur Carr and Marvin A. Custis.
to secure Perpetual Building Association 100.
Square 1862 lot T-Thornton Carusi to Paul
L. Wright and Reginald Wyckon. to secure Della
G. SmaIlwood $50; March 3, 1917; 81 per cent.
senni-annuaIly and maturity.
Square SIS. lot 6l-Susie Y. Humphnes to Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Gusts. to secure Perpetual
Building Association 81 500
Square e72 part lot lee-Edgar d. Thompson to
Oscar J. Ricketts, to secure Caroline V. Dorman
s. 800; year. per cent. semi annually.
Square north Of 30. lots l and 2-John F. simp-
son ct ux Mamie A. to Joseph J. Darling and
Blair Lee to secure The Washington City Orphan
Asylum $500; years, per cent ssni-an-
nually.
Washington Heights. lot %. block 5-Mary D.
Browne to National Savings & Trust Co.. to secure
American Security & Trust Co $1,000; years.
5 per cent semi annually
Square IL lot g and west part lot y; also
south grounds Columbian University. part lot 5s-
John b Dahlgren ct ux. Caroline O, to National
savings & Trust Co.. TO secure American Security
& Trust Co $780, years. per cent, serni-snr
nually.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
Motor Gossip
By Isl" GROGAN.

Following the tho auto licenses issued yesterday
HlB-H. ]. Coleman. 1872 9Th t. NV; Auburn
1917.
A.N-Jamss C. Houghtcn. llo i4th st. NV.
Chandler 1916
4lIss-Richard D. Coleman, 1908 NJ st. Sc; Allen
1916.
llss-R Il. sOrrell. 80 n st sw.; Saxon 1915
AliO-Ansonia Furniture Co.. sos st, ne.
Ford 1916.
HIll-George o. Roper. 30 5th St NV; Ford 1916.
t.l'2-Emmeline NJ. MagOon. The New Willard
Overland 1916.
4ll43-Edward G. Ernst, Coz 5th St NV: bort 1915.
4ll4-Max Aronstein. SG 18th t. NV; Lion 1919.
Hlf5-Jos E Wander, 50 H St NV: Overland 1916.
ElB-Karl c. Corley. 1877 Col I'd; Franklin 1916.
llE-Charles b. Merryman. lsa I'd st. NV.
Ford 1874
llss-Agustin de Yturbide. lIz Clifton St Chew
roet 1874.
nI4s-Alfred B. Foster, lsO st. ne; Pullman
1916
AlN-Henry Kremeleyer. E,i 10th st. ne; Case
1916
n!5l-M-ne. @. Hauge 1919 Mass ave Locomohle
1917.
Als2-C. F Beers. Id N. J. ave- NV; Ford 1874
llS-H. W. Lloyd, foot of E st. se.; Little 1914
4ll5-H. c. Hanson, ~ Sd st. NV; Overland 1872.
Alex. Shore, district manager of the
motor truck tire department of the Good
year Tire and Rubber Company, dropped
down from Philadelphia yesterday to have
a chat with the Livingston Company,
local distributors of Goodyear truck tires.
Leon Hurley, manager of Hurley &
Farley, distributors for the Jeffery, re-
ceived word yesterday that Charles W.
Nash and Lee Higginson & Co. had pur-
chased the plant of the Jeffery Motor Car
Company. The consideration was s3,O00,- =
0O0 Mr.. Nash has long been connected
with the General Motor Company and at
the present time is filling the Office of
president. Some time ago he rendered his
resignation to take effect August /, at
which date he will assume charge of the
Jeffery plant Mr.. Hurley states that
the policy of the company will remain
the same so far as the sale of cars and
care Of customers is concerned.
Yesterday the Ford Motor Company
took possession of their new building,
at the corner Of John Marshall place and
Pennsylvania avenue. For a few days
the showroom will remain at the Union
Garage, where, up to now, the branch
has had its headquarters. This is due to
the fact that the showroom floor has not
been entirely completed at the new home
A rather unusual compliment was paid
to a Detroit automobile this week on the
occasion of President Wilson's visit to
Detroit IN connecuon with the Worlds
Salesmanship Congress.
The arrangements for the Presidential
parade were made by a committee con-
sisting largely of automobile manufac-
turers. who decided unanimously that the
Parkard was the logical choice of cars
to convey the Presidential party and
members of the reception committee. This
decision was reached without any sug-
gestion from the Packard Company and
resulted In five Twin Skies being placed
has some significance as showing the
broad-minded spirit Of Detroit automobile
men.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Girls Portion. lot Edith B. Seek ct vir Gu.
bert s.. to Mark Stsarman and Harry r. Holland.r
to secure Gretchen Baden 5000; l year. s nsr
cent. semi-annuaIly. -
Petworth, lot e. block so-Eua NJ. Fntrsv
separate estate to Louis G. Ostermayer and C,syi
J. Bergnann. to secure William II. c. Thompson
so: monthly payments. per cent
square 83. lots and S-George Y Worthinvtop
and George Y. Worhington. IT,, to Robert y
Bradley and George NJ. Myers to secure Tbornto,
Carust SSO; years. par cent semi annually
Square 6ar lot 9-Ada N Wallich 81 yir
Walter b, TO Samuel n Walker and Clarence =
DonohoeI 70 secure Eastern Building Loan A.
ISOLATION S.em. ~
Mount Pleasant, lot Es-Charles W King ir
e u1. Carrie j.. to Samuel A Drury and Jams
B. Nicholson. to secure Lee Brown so COO; years
per cent, semi annually
Cuckholds Delight and Enclosure lots 1 and 4
block l-Joseph B. Allen ct ux Harriet b 10
George =: Collins and William b. Richardson. TO
secure onis N. Cooper 500; monthly payments. 8
per cent
Columbia Heights, part lot 81. block S-Thornton
Carusi to Paul L. Wright and Reginald wyckIire
TO secure Della 9. smallwood 5000; May 1, 1919;
Per cent, semfannually and maturity
square 466, south half lot 6c-Catherins A Grimes
q VIZ. Herbert z. to Edmond Etsssrad and VIII
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
Charles G. Sinclair. e. and Addie h Fletcher
& Rev. G. NJ CamnineA.
John Otis Nelson. IS. and MARY F. orns, Is
Rev. Harry D. Mitchell
Charles @. Reid, e. Of Flint Hill. Mich, ant
Grace Bradley. q. Of Luray. Va. Rev. J. F
Wenchel
John F. HoIleran. e. and Frands Menekhetrn
g Rev Edward Marath-
Clarence NJ shisler. q, and Axnes L. Lotion
Rev. Harry D. Mitchell
Harold L. whseler. q, a RoIla- Va. and Kat,
W. Upton. g. Of Washington Rev. George s
Wheeler.
Lawrence R. Willamette. g. Of Seat Pleasant
Nd, and Lucille N Cosswen. 2. Of Washlngton
Rev. T. W. Johnston.
Samuel p. Garden. a. and May Stuart Anderson
2 Rev. Forrest J. Prettyman
COLORED.
Frank Washington, n. and Bertha Green. q Rev
J. A. Taylor.
Clarence Carter, q and Maggie Jones. q. Rev
A. sayles.
Jessie Holmes, 2, and Fannie Il. johnson, ls
Rev II. H. Thompson
syiranus watsou, 2, and Irene Corbn. %. Rev
J. J. Taylor.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
Circuit Dfyfsion No 1.
Justice Goufd.

Probey vs. Gerber; motion for new trial
overruled. judgment on verdict for de-
fendant VS.. plaintiff for costs; appeal
noted and bond for costs fixed at 800:
plaintiffs attorneys, W. ]. Lambert, c.
F. Diggs and R. H. Yeatman; defendants
attorneys, ]. S. Easby-Smith and R. B.
Fleharty.
Stephenson vs.. District Of Columbia;
bill OF exceptions signed and ordered of
record nunc pro tune; time to file tran
script extended to September I; plain
Hf's attorney, L. J. Mather; defendants
attorneys, c. H. Syme and r. ]. White
lord.
Jewett vs.. Moses ct al; bill of excep-
lions signed and ordered of record nunc
pro tune; plaintiffs attorneys, W. G.
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q. s. Treasury Report.

The condition Of the United States
Treasury at the close OF business yester-
day was:
Net balance in general fund, s22s. 10, =
040; total ordinary receipts yesterday,
s2,S5l.5l0; total ordinary payments yester-
day, s,SSs, ,42s
The deficit this fiscal year is s., ,oas, 7o5
against a deficit of 81. .S72, ,5S6 last year,
exclusive of Panama Canal and public
debt transactions.
Revenue receipts this fiscal year up to
the close Of business July II, S34, 900 070. IS;
revenue receipts for the corresponding
period last year. SIS, ,ss5, S4s&.
Ordinary disbursements this fiscal year
up to the close of business July II, s43,-
800, S57ol; ordinary disbursements for the
corresponding period last year, l,o24,-
0S2Os
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, July Is.-Monsy on call today opened
at ~ per cent; high, "a per cent; low. n per
cent; close. "a per cent- Most Of the loans were
at III per cent.
Tine money was fairly active. Industrial oollst-
eral loans were made at per cent for ninety days
ard four months and al ~ Per cent for five and SIX
months. Mixed collateral loans were quoted: S4ai
per cent for sixty days, 3ka4 per cent for ninety
days per cent for four and i've months. <AfA per
cent for sx months.
Mercantile paper slightly more active Rates
.ala per cent for sixty to ninety days Endorsements
as well as for caoIce four and Sx months single
names.
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE.

WHITE
Walter G. King. Il years. s3 Ala ave. .,
Rose Anna Weber, "A. Saint Elizabeth's Hosp'
Charles Ketcham. n. Emergency Hospital
Robert L Campbell. Is, IA Sixth st. ns.
Rose Evelyn Anderson. months 40 K St ma
CoLORED.
Frank Jocdon, Il years, GO First st. sw.
James Smith, 7s. Freedmen's Ho<prtal
Edith Walls. months, Freedmsn's Hospital
Matilda Graham, g. ZB St NV
Claude z. Thompson- >. 81 Pierce st NV.
Charles F. Madison. ss. 1874 Church X nv.
Mary A Adams, 3. l619 st. Sc.
Wilbur J. cambridge. !, 60 Callan st. ne.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Georse p. and Mary ]. Herring. boy.
Frederick and Lucy Lukat girl.
Clarence J. and Dora Ella Botta. boy.
Harry B. and Grace Angus, girl.
John T. and Ruth N. White. crl.
John q. and Mary r. Gregan, boy.
OOLORED.
william and Matte Williams. girl
John T. and Lottie Barnes. girl
James and Annie Sydnox, boy.
John W. and Maria J. Brooks. boy.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
Probate Division.
Justice Gould.

Estate OF William Berens: exceptions
to executors account filed; attorney,
George c. Gertman.
Estate OF Marie P. Greer; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney, NJ. ].
Colbert.
Estate Of James T. Walker; answer to
petition for sale OF real estate filed.
Estate Of John T. Granger; will dated
October 6, 1915, filed.
Estate Of Calvin H. Chadsey; order
refusing probate of will
Estate Of Annie B. NJ. Craig; order for
sale Of stock; attorney, A. B. DuvalL
Estate of William Berens; petition to
reduce executors commissions; attorney,
A. P. Owens.
Estate OF Elizabeth Barnes; order fix
ing date for trial; and order framing
Issues; attorney. George Francis Collins.
Estate Of Henry w. Coffin; order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Sarah E. Coffin
bond 5000: attorney, ]. P. Earnest.
Estate Of Henry Hayden; petition for
appointment OF administrator filed; at
torney. A. L. Newmyer.
Estate of John R. Mclean; order
directing American Security and Trust
Company to pay to Edward B. Mclean
IS per cent OF income; attorney, W. ].
Lambert.
Estate of Johana N. Allen; will dated
July 30, 1907, and petition for probate
only filed; attorney, R. P. shealey.
Estate OF Manville A. Austin: order to
file report; attorney, G. L. whitford.
Estate OF John R. Mclean; answer to
petition and rule to show cause issued
July 10, 1916; attorneys. J. J. Darlington
and Frank ]. Hogan
Estate OF Noble E. Dawson; order ap-
pointing Noble z. Dawson, Jr., ad-
ministrator; bond $500: attorneys,
Tucker. Kenyon & Mcfarland.
Estate of Isidore saks; will dated
April II, 1911. filed.
Estate Of Kate R. SIckels; petition for
appointment of administrator filed; at
torneys, McLanahan, Burton & Culbert-
son.
Estate Of Mary E. Cavanaugh; petition
for probate Of will filed; attorney. E. H.
McLachlen.
Estate OF Lawrence J. Quill; petition
for probate OF will filed; attorney.
George c. Gertman-
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
SPECIAL NOTICE.
no THE MERCHANTS

This Is 10 notify you that pe-soos srr .oa1rns
Ad'eTusemsnts under The name o. the washinsaou
Oentzl Labor Union We de.as 70 iuforn ypu
mat We have no one soliciting rdve-usenenx or
ooostsors Of any nnd. and any 90 rrrre-entins
ueInsero are inposserA We not tnt-resLec N
Inioo Label D1re-tory or any othar boob sDstxn
out foT Advertising purpo~1s any one czn, o.
you uxns the name 0 the Wsshtnroo O.ntrxl
Labor Union CAL the police and We xfu u-u~~-z,X
WASHINGTON CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
JOHN b. COIPOYs s~r-,4.-,
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
Equity Suits


593E-S. B. Elliot (appellant) VS.. South
ern Express Company; appeal; plain
ttf's attorneys, F. B. Rhodes and P B.
Cromelin
44S+Jeannette Y. and Charles S.
Lashhorn vs. C. W. Simpson Company,
Inc, ct al; for Injunction; plaintiffs at
torneys, W. ]. Lambert and R. H. Yeat-
man.
344s5-Annle B. Thompson VS.. Leslie NJ
Thompson, infant; for partition; plaintiff S
attorney, Crandal Mackey.
344S6-George T. Lennon ct al VS.. Will
lam ]. Kirkland; for discovery, injunc-
ton and accounting; plaintiffs attorneys,
Tobrlner & Graham and C. W. Maupin
34iS7-Joseph N. Thompson, admins
traitor and trustee, VS.. Maddux Thompson
ct al; to foreclose trust; plaintiffs attor-
ney, ]. J. Darlington.
S+4SS-Mary L. z. Ballenger VS.. John
B. Ballenger; for maintenance; plaintiff 5
attorney, Henry I. Quinn
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
PROPOSALS.

oFFIcE OF TIE coMSdssIoNERs. D. e.
washington. July Is. is6-Se1led proposals. Win
be received ~ the ofacs Of the se-etary 10 ths
Board Of Commissioners, Room 5s. Dstrct Bufld-
Ing. until ocloct .. N, AUGUST Is is1s fox
eons1rucing reinfcrced concrete steps 10 Garfe6
Part. Southeast Forms Of proposals and specah,-
tons and neceszu information may bs obexaned
IRON the Chis Clerf of the Engneer Department
Room e, District Budins Washington, d. G.
OLIVER P. NEWMAN, LOUIS BROwELOv,
CHARLES ". KUTZ, Cn<rmixaonsrL D q
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
Gar Loses 2e2 900 Men

Berlin, July ls.-"According to official
Petrogred reports" said an item issued
by the Overseas News Agency today,
from the beginning OF the Russian otrerS
sive until July ! the Russians suffered a
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
Criminal Division No. 1.
Justice Gould.

United States VS.. Herbert Run; rob-
berry; bail reduced to $500; recognizance
500 taken with William w. Stewart
surety; attorney, H. l. Quinn
United States VS.. Harry warnell;
seduction; hearing on motion for new
trial and in arrest Of Judgment con-
tinued to July 3; attorney, ]. A O'Shea.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19

loss In killed OF 1850 on,cers. among
whom were II generals and % regtmentai
commanders. and 24s,o 900 men"
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
MechanicS' Liens

6997-The Ironclad Roofing COMPANY,
Inc. VS.. Edith NJ. Macdonald; lot 3,
square 1858; s47.25.
699S-Arthur NJ. Poynton VS.. Annie
Cordes; lot rs square SIS; Al G street
northwest; Stills; attorney, F. NJ. pei
man
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE.
North 8s4- 2ol lst &. nS.. formerly 81 Randolph
place Aoaarchs rented Sis per month; month";
$50; months. 80; No. Renfnstooa s.; L. C
Smiths, S5 and So; UDdsrWoods Remington
Sa Reduct1os paid o. nonths IN aduAno
ReSuth typewriter for sale
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19

5sS3s-Reuben H. Cox VS.. Charles R.
Keng1a, jr. (appenant); appeal defend
ants attorney, George W. Offutt, jr.
59339-Southern Surety Company VS..
Henry NJ Lanford; certiorari; defendants s
attorney, Fred S. SwindeH
5S34o-Mattie ]. Langford vs. Capital
Traction Company; damages $4,000; plain
tins attorney, A. L. Newmyer.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
District Division,
Justice Gould.

In re condemnation OF land for small
parks; order amending verdict Of jury.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
HELP WAETED-MALE.

WANTED 4 c1RPENTER AND H6UH
painter. Ash for Mr. GAY, zlo Trsc>y - M.
WANTED-CITY SALESMAN 10 SELL 70
n1rchsna tno canvastnsl; sl2r7, IL; r1ervDcs
required ONn ID 81 NV
FARMHAND-9 MONTH AND B0zRD. IP-
ply before ic1, SMITH. Room lca z. i1th st. -.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
Bankruptcy Division
Lawsuits

In re Harvey I. Cassidy; petition to
vacate adjudication dismissed.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
LOST

tosT-cAMD0 BRe0cH SUNDAY EvfyYyC.
Brookland cars or lsth anc G. Reward T. K G..
1905 a.. Apt
DOsT-ETKUs GOLD BE0ocH- sF5NH
zmeo sitting; Taes;sr Doloro<s- Reward s. H
B. MASON. ofics Naval War Records and Lrsry,
Nav Derxrment
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
ROOFS AND BOARD,
EDUCATIONAL
IN WARRINGTON.

SPECIAL CIVIL SERVICE EXG1IS1TT0Y FOR
nen and women stsnosTzphen On Angust Q; +.
tor1nsT cTll ss-r1ce examiner N charge Prrpss
noW. TIE DRILL LERY. 10 Y Y Az.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
BOARDERs WANTED.

BoARDERs WANTED, AT g PER WEEK. FOR
further formation apply 70 D. 7. EARLY. War.
rentoo. Va. R. ?. D. No Z
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FOR SALE-MISCELLAEEoUs

NEW AND BEAUTIFULLY Illus
trated Life OF DR.. Booker T. Wash
ington. Books ready for delivery
Agents outfit mailed on receipt Of 10
cents to cover postage. Address B. F.
JOHNSTON, Inc. s26 Pa ave. NV,
Washington. D. c.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-19
VACATION SCHOOL

Grades and High School
Summer Spanish, Mathematics, Etc.
Educational Dept. Y. NJ. c. A. 1885 C.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-10-13
Married at MINNEAPOLIS

Leaving here month ago ostensi-
bly, to visit relatives at Minneapolis,
Miss Cora Ostrem, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. o. E. Ostrem. of this city,
became the bride of Henry Berg, a
former drug clerk at the Kruger
drug store in this city, at st. Gle
ment's Catholic church at Minnea-
polls last Tuesday morning. The cere-
mony was witnessed by immediate
friends of the young couple who left
shortly afterwards for honeymoon
trip to the home of the groom's par
ents at New Ulm. The news of the
marriage was received when announce
ments came to friends early this week.
Altho expected for some time the
news of the hapny event occasloned
agreeable surprise. Mr.. and Mrs.
Berg are expected in Morris soon to
visit friends before going to North
field where they will be at home af-
ter October 20. Both are we'll known
and popular here where they have a
host of friends eager for their arriv-
al. Mr.. Berg has a position with a
Mortified pharmacy.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-10-13
KELLOGG AND BEDE
RALLY HEADLINERS
Monster Gathering Hears them
at Armory and Gets Tip on
Campaign Issues

The spacious Morris armory was
filled to capacity Tuesday evening
when the Republican campaign in
this city was formally opened. The
speakers of the evening were Hon.
Frank B. Kellogg, of st. Paul, Hon.
J. Adam Bede, of Pine City and Ex-
Congressman Stevens, of St. Paul.
Kellogg made a plea for prepared
ness, merchant marine. protective
tariff and the election of Charles
Evan Hughes to succeed President
Wilson. Stevens told about the es-
Establishment of the Morris university
farm school for which he gave much
credit to Congressman Volstead. Mr..
Bede closed the program with raps
for Wilson's Mexican policies and
administration in general which he
said had been wasteful, extravagant
and vaccilating experiment. He kept
the audience in a cheerful state of
mind and hammered home mis- points
with telling effect.
County Attorney Cherry presided as
chairman at the rally and occupied a
seat with the speakers on the stage.
Mr.. Kellogg, who is candidate for
election to the United States senate,
was the first speaker. He proved to
be a logical and forceful speaker who
substantiated is arguments by quoting
democratic and governmental figures.
He showed that the present statesmen
at Washington are mostly southern
democrats who had succeeded in run
ming the expenses of the last congress
into list of figures never before
known in the history of the country.
He recommended that governmental
affairs be placed in the hands of
men who come from the northern
sections where two-thirds of the
manufacturing and agricultural inter-
ests of the country are represented.
Mr.. Stevens spoke briefly. He told
of his own experience in congress
and of his associations with Congress-
man Vostead who, he said, was looked
upon as most able man by his COL
leagues. He stated Mr.. Volstead was
now the ranking member of the judi
ciary committee and if returned at
this time would become chairman of
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-10-13
Notice to Cut Weeds

Notice is hereby given to the own
ers and occupants of lands in the
township of Pepperton to cut all weeds
growing upon the highways adjoining
the several farms on or before Oct.
20. Weeds must be cut for the full
width of the road and unless cut be-
fore the date mentioned. the town
board will have the weeds cut and the
expense charged to the adjoining
lands.
By Order of Town Board of Pepper
ton. ct.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-10-13
Rev. hobbs Will Remain

At the annual conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church held at
Wadena last week Rev. Henry hobbs,
pastor of the First Methodist church
in this city was turned to his
charge for another year. The news of
Rev. Nobbs' return to Morris will be
pleasing to his congregation as we'll
as to the people of Morris in gener-
al.
Rev. hobbs will return from Wa
dena this week and will fill the pull
pit morning and evening next Sunday.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-10-13
AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE OR TRADE-Good
secondhand automobile. For parti-
Gu ars call on or write to the Stevens
County Oil Co.. Morris, MINI.
FOR SALE.-Cadilac car; buggy and
harness; cart; cutter. robe, bells
and pole; buffet, range and other
things too numerous to mention. j..
W. Bailey. 4t.