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The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
U. s Court of Customs Appeals.

Present: Presiding Judge Montgomery
and Associate Judges Smith, Barber, De
Vries, and Martin.
Nos. 1869 and 157o-Straus VS.. United
States and United States VS.. Straus; en-
broidery cotton. Argument continued oy
Mr.. Albert II. Washburn for the impor-
ter and by Mr.. Bert Hanson for the gov
ernment and concluded by Mr.. Albert
II. Washburn for the importer.
Nos. 1898, 1712. 17l3 and l7l0-Hensel VS..
United States; Bahnsen VS.. United States,
United States VS.. Bahnsen. and Koken VS..
United States. Leather picker straps and
razor strops. Argument commenced by
Mr.. Albert H. Washburn for the import
ers, continued by Mr.. Charles D. Law
renee for the government and concluded
by Mr.. Albert H Washburn for the i'm
porters.
Nos. 1857 and l65s-United States VS..
Luchow and Luchow VS.. United States.
beer Argument commenced by Mr. Bert
Hanson for the government and continued
by Mr. Albert H. Washburn for the i'm
pOrters.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

2s4S-Gray VS.. Ward ct al: argument
pellant, continued by Mr.. r. H. Yeatman
for appellees and concluded by Mr.. B. L.
Gaskins for appellant.
2S16-Randle vs. Washington Loan and
Trust Company ct al; argument COM
menced by Mr.. w. G. johnson for ap-
pellant
Assignment for today:
291e-Randle VS.. Washington Loan and
Trust Company, trustee. ct al; attorneys,
Easby-Smith. Fleharty, Johneon-Meril-
lat, Woodward, o'Donoghue. Alexander,
on hearing
2s4s-Mearns VS.. Harris: attorneys, Clep-
hane & Clephane-Lewis.
Zs5o-Knipp VS.. Harris; attorneys, Col
bert-Johnson, Herbert. Jr.. Davis.
Zs6l-R. P. Andrews Paper Company VS..
Southern Soda Fountain Company; at
torneys, Rosenberg, Ridout-williams.
2soS-The Phoenix Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company VS.. Harris; attorneys.
Minor-Wright & wampIer.
Standardization Steel and Ordnance
Company VS.. Martin; attorneys, Cuttings,
Chamberlin-Glassie
2BT-Wedderburn, jr., VS.. wedderburn;
attorneys, Burke-David.
2seS-F1tzpatrick VS.. Capital Traction
Company; attorneys, Cox, sherier-Ho-
gan.
2s65-Edelin VS.. District OF Columbia; at
torneys, Gertman-Syme.
266-Ryan vs. McAdoo: attorneys, Raj
ston, Richardson-LAskey, Peter
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
The Herald's Page of Financial
Legal and Real Estate News

prints. I'D. sa1; hrsts Aa8; DO, IN. extras.
8aG; hrsts. Nab; blocks ns.. extras, @a6
hrsts, 3aA. dairy prints. Maryland. PennsylTsniA
and Virginia, extras. 8a2s; hrsts, zs3; store
packed nrsts. 55 rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvania
LIVE PoULrRY-Priees per pound. unless other
wise stated: Chickens. fat young. boat stock,
aa2l; do, young BY express. 2a2l; do fair to good
stock, BAD; do. White Leghorns Isa2o; do. old
hens, Ds. and over. soa2l; do. snail TO medium
fsa2O; do. old ROSTERS and EtagA loaHi ducks
young. MuScoTy and Monrel, l4al5; do, White
PeknS, young l5als; do. Indian Runners, young.
lSa4; do. puddle over ~ Ms, IIal5; do. smaller
lsalii turkeys -eaTy. Ds. and over. 2sa2S; do
small poor. 223; pigeons, old. pair. 20; do, young
pair, %; guinea fowl young. II bs. and up each,
70; do, TO II Ds., each. 5a6o.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Pota-
toes, white, Western Maryland and PennsylTania,
bushsl. Ll5al.5; do, New York and Jersey. bushel.
lalS S5; do, Eastern Shore Virginia. bbl, 25oa2Io;
do. nearby, bushel box, l2oal %; sweets Eastern
Shore yellow bbl., L75a200; do, Maryland. bbl.,
l7Sa2.oO; do. Anne Arundel, standard bbt.. l.S'a
2oo do, small bbl-, L2al.50; yGms. large, bright,
bbL, also; apples. Eastern Shore Maryland and
Virginia. peach basket, 25a40; do, Western Mary
land. Dbl. 225a3i beans native. green, bushel box.
sAso; cabbage. native, 100. 5ooHSoo do. New York,
30Oa35O: cantaloupes Colorado. crate. soallo;
celery New York, Za40: DamsouS Western Mary
land SD. basket, 2Oa75; eggplGnts native. basket,
mas: grapes. Concord. bakset, lIal2 do. Niagara.
Ddshfts llAlLI 10. DelANArer Dask6tp lAalOs
beans, peach basket, 50a6o do, hamper, Looal Is;
do basket, L25; do. hued. n. salO; lettuce, New
York, basket. T5al5O; onions. yellow bushel. dry.
L35al.50; do. New York and Western. yellow,
n. sack, 2oa2.T5i peaches. Mountain. carrier.
l25al75; do, 4S basket 60alOo; do, round basket,
1.oOal.50i pears, Eastern Shore Kiensr, 10 basket,
25a3o; do. bbl.. L5Oal75; do. Secke basket, +a5o
do. New York. Bartletts. bbl. 45Os5. 50; peppers,
nearby, basket 2a25; tomatoes native, ripe basket,
4oa5o do. green. basket ba25; do. nearby. meas
ured bushel, 100
FRESH FIsH-Pdces, per pound unless other
Wise stated: Carp. 3a4; crocuS bbl., lo.ooal3oo
founders, Jas; gray trout, large. bb-, l0oOal2 90
sas: star bUttsrsh, bbl, sOoas %; rock boiling,
lsa20 do, medium. l5alsi do, pan, l2sl5; white
perch, large, 6as; do, medium, 3a4 perch. yellow.
large, salO; do. medium, 4a5; mackerel Southern.
lOal2; tailors. large r2al5; do. medium. eas catfish
2a3; green pike, native. l5a2O; eels. medium, to
large, 4a5; CLANS 100 65a7o hard crabs. -four Dbl.
Joa2 50; oysters, choice raTboI per bbl. 275a325
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
.LACKAWANNA Steel CO..
INCREASES EARNINGS
Gains $2,l63.022 in ouarter-U. S.
Autos Booming in Chile.
speclal o me IX..hington H.rnld.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE Lackawanna
Steel Company earned a net income Of
A.O45,1$ In the quarter ending September
30. gain of S2,l63,022 over the correspond
ing period last year. according to a re-
port made public here last night. After
paying interest and writing off 5,96S
more for depreciation than a year before,
the corporations profit was 5000. 700, an
increase OF s2,149,976, and at the annual
rate Of $500 per cent cent on the stock.
In the nine months ended with Septem-
Der the company wrote from earnings
a,647,73S for depreciation, more than three
times as much as in the same period In
1913, and had remaining a profit of IS. S7s,-
o42 This was almost 100 per cent greater
than In the third quarter last year. Un-
filled orders as OF September 30 amounted
to 745,604 tons, a total OF 2,601 tons
greater than twelve months before.
The European war has afforded the
United States a splendid chance to in
crease its automobile exports to Chile
more than FIVE times in two years.
In 1913 this country exported $H.l6e
worth of automobiles to Chile. In 1915
the figures were $50, 49,
Exports from Belgium. France. Ger
many, Great Britain and Italy fell from
$S65, ,O66 in 1913 to s73,S6S in 1875 Exports
even from Argentina and Peru dropped
from sS5, 900 to $4,000.
Automobiling in Chile is a luxury, for
the best gasoline costs 54 cents a gallon.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
EASTERN STAR CHAPTER
ENDS TWO DAYS BAZAAR

Women Of Temple Chapter, Order of
the Eastern Star, last night at the New
Ebbitt wound UP a two-days' bazaar that
increased the funds of the organization
and furnished enjoyment to members.
HOnOrs for the largest receipts went to
Mrs. Mary Allen and Mrs Ida Chiswell,
who were in charge Of the fancy bags
table. The fortune-teller booth, directed
by Mrs. Wilma Brick, ran a close second
in the popularity contest and was second
In the total Of receipts.
Mrs. C.. S. Shreve was chairman of the
committee on arrangements. She was as
sisted by Mrs. Oscar H Coumbe, Mrs.
Anna Needle, Miss Nina Needle, Mrs, w.
T. Old. Mrs. Evelyn Hazen, Mrs. Leo
Showenthal Mrs. Henrietta Becker, Mrs.
Emma Dawson, Mrs. Addie Cohen, Mrs,
Emma Demaray, Mrs. Cora Campbell,
Mrs. Sarah Watts, Miss Flora Schultz,
Miss Dora Skene and Mrs. Emma J..
Schmidt.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
MASKED MAN DRIVES TWO
TO BED; THEN GETS $4,000
pesII to TIE Washington Head.

SPECIAL to TIE wAshinTenu Hs1ld
New York. Oct 1.-THE police are look
ing for masked burglar who. entering
the home Of Eugene Sennett al 157l Le-
land avenue. the Bronx, late at night
ordered Mr.. Sennstts brother-in-law,
Thomas HoTmeIer. and Mrs Honmeier.
TO bed, and when Mrs Sennett returned
home from the theater. three hours later.
robbed her OF diamond rings valued al
s, ,0oo
The burglar had an 1oeomplice who re-
mained in the lower hall OF the house
while the masked man went upstairs and
found Mr.. and Mrs. HormeIer in charge
OF the two Sennett children. with Mrs
Semett at the thester Wss her mother,
Mrs P. J. Sweeney.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Circuit Division No. 1.
Chief Justice Covfnxfon-

sommerville VS.. Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Co; verdict for plaintiff
Tor II cents; plaintiffs attorneys, I. W.
Philips, Nelson Wilson and J. v Best:
oetendants attorneys, Tucker, Kenyon
K Macfarland and E. s. Bailey
Thatcher Furnace Co. VS.. James Hend-
ley; order dismissing cause for failure
OF plaintiff to file declaration in ten days
with costs against plaintiff: defendants s
attorney. E. B. Frey.
COPELAND VIZ. Capital Traction Co: time
TO nle transcript extended to November
!; plaintiffs attorneys. CrandaI Mackey
and Isaac r. Hit t;<defendant's attorney.
F. J. Hogan
Cooper VS.. Penn Bridge Co.; fury re-
spited until Monday. October Is: plain
tns attorney W. @. Gardiner; defend
ants attorney, Frank J. Hogan,
Motions for today at 10 a. m:
1-Deutsch VS.. Washington Herald: at
torneys, Topper & Gusack-woIf.
ACohen VS.. Parker: attorneys, Wolf,
Newmyer-Ridout
S-columbia BuildinR and Investment
Co. VS.. Dorsch; attorneys. Wright, Brad
ley-Carter
Won Unschuld VS.. Dyer; attorneys,
Cassin-Hagerty and Costello.
S-Bowen VS.. Siddons; attorneys, Bowen
l-Hoehling. Peelle & OgiIby.
s-Bowie VS.. Osborn; attorneys, Bailey
Bailey-Lsskey Arth.
7-Petit vs. Norman: attorneys, Carter
I-Moriarty.
S-Dean VS.. Koppers; attorneys, Gard
iner-Hogan.
e-Gin vs. Eisinger: attorneys, Marshall
johnson.
1o-Gin VS.. Eisinger; attorneys, Marshall
johnson
n-o'Connor vs.. Hogan: attorneys. Clark
l-Newmyer.
2-Buchsnan VS. Haislip: ATTORNEYS,
Smith. Acker-Fowler
l3-CoX va DeGray: attorneys, Baker.
Staggers-Hoover. Shiels. Hoover
H-District OF Columbia VS.. Anacostfs
and Potomac R r. Co.; attorneys, syme
Barbour.
l5-Brooks VS.. Washington Terminal
Co; attorneys, Hemans, Collins, Gardiner
Hamilton & Hamilton.
l6-Kepler VS.. Phillips; attorneys, Faust
& Wison-Ellison.
l7-Haardt VS.. Hyman;, attorneys,
Honan. Murphy & Proctor-Brylawski
B-Beall VS.. Capital Traction Co; at
torneys. O'Brien-Hogan.
1eAnderson VS.. Observer; attorneys,
Davis. Perkins-Douglas, Rufin. Obear.
D-Flynn VS.. Williams; attorneys, Blr-
lney-King.
H-Moreland VS.. Damn: attorneys, More
land-Hufty.
22-Goldenberg vs.. Friend; attorneys,
Wolf-Keane.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13

lot q. bloch S-Joseph I. Doruur 10 L. Ksup.
DurL and James Q. Adtina 70 recurs Susan sxrills
800; year, pu ceut, ssmi-annuaIy. Il
Square ssl. part oririuai lot l-Gsnera O Bernx
70 Hary s. Wsleh and Charles Z Marsh. %
serlre Marjorie B. Bel Hoo. ! year. per cent.
srm-annualy.
Square 2s. lot S-Edvsrd L. Stock e uI Mol1is
T.. 70 National ssvinn a Trust %. 70 sscure
American Security a Trust Co. N15O; . ysar1.
d. Hobbs and Hubbat r. ouintsf 70 securs
John Il. ChEney $3.50; DeosmbeT l. fVs 70 De-
eember !, 1879; per cent seni-anuuaIly.
Square LII part lot ZI-Pstricf J. Ahe-u %
Cooperative Building Association 500.
Chllum Castle Manor. parcel usI-Louiss -Bsns
heid and Alice Reser 10 American securty A
TruEt Co., % secure Esst Washington SAVING Bant
zoo; years psr cent. semi-HunuAIy. z
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
COURT WILL SETTLE
CAR SERVICE ORDER

Jurisdiction Of the Public Utilities Com
mission in the matter of ordering better
conditions in trolley service will be tested
by court action.
The commission yesterday turned down
the appeal OF the Washington Railway
and Electric Company for exemption
from the order which requires traction
companies of the District to furnish
better facilities for commuters on
November !. The company will take
the mater to the courts.
The new regulations require the COM
panies to furnish an average of seven
square feet OF standing room for passen-
gers and an adequate number of cars
during rush hours. The company de-
scribes the new regulations as "imprac-
tieable, unreasonable, uncertain, vague,
indefinite, and incapable of enforce
ment-" D.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Supreme Court of the United States


Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Justice
McKenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes Mr.. JUS
tice Day, Mr.. Justice Van Devanter,N Mr..
Justice Pitney. Mr.. Justice Brandeis, and
Mr.. Justice Clarke. .'-
Jessy Benedict Gessner, of New Orleans.
La; Harold v. Amberg, of Chicago, H.;
and Stanley B. Houck, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, were admitted to practice.
No. 13. original-The State of Missouri.
complainant, VS.. Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company. Leave granted
to file replication herein on motion Of Mr..
John T. Barker for the complainant Mo-
ton for leave to file application for the
appointment of Commissioner submitted
by Mr.. John T. Barker for the COM
plainant.
No. 3s6-Clarence c. Caldwell, as
attorney general, etc. appellant VS..
The Sioux Stock Yards Company ct al
No. 413-Frank w. Morrick ct al, ap-
peliants, VS.. H. w. Halsey & Company
ct al. Suggestion that these cases be
heard Immediately after the ohio Blue
Sky cases, Nos. 43S. 48s and 44o, sub
mitted by Mr.. George J. Danfroth,
counsel for appellees in No. 3s6.
No. 117-Southern Railway Company.
plaintiff in error. VS.. B. B. Saunders,
administrator, etc. In error to the
Supreme Court OF the State of North
Carolina. Dismissed with costs, on
motion of counsel for the plaintiff in
error.
No. 453-Ths Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company, plaintiff in error.
VS.. C. L. Croan ct al. Submitted under
the twentieth rule by Mr.. B. D. War
field and Mr.. Charles II. Moorman for
the plaintin in error. and by Mr.. will
lam W. Crawford for the defendants
in error.
No. 2o2-Utah Power & Light Com
pany. appellant, VS.. The United States;
and
No. 2os-The United States. appel
liant, VS.. Utah Power and Light Company.
Argument concluded by Mr.. Graham
sumner for the Utah Power and Light
Company.
No. GOETHE Beaver River Power
Company. appellant, VS.. The United
No. 2o6-The United States. appel
liant, VS.. The Beaver River Power Com
pany;
No. 2o6-Lucien L. Num- ct al, sp-
pellant, VS.. The United States: and
No. 2O7-The United States, appellant
VS.. Lucien L. Num- ct al. Argument
commenced by Mr.. Clyde c. Dawson
for The Beaver River Power Company
and Lucien L. Num-, continued by Mr
Assistant Attorney General Knaebel for
the United States. and concluded by
Mr.. Frank H Short for The Beaver
River Power Company and Lucien l.
Num-.
No. 6s-The United States Of America,
appellant, VS.. Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company ct al Argument commenced
by Mr.. Assistant to the Attorney Cen
eral Todd for the appellant
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
REAL ESTATE TRANsFFRs.

HAddockb Hills and Inelnsure-Fredsrief A
LineeT e uI- EfLabsth NJ. and John D. GErmsn
e w Fnnose 70 Cole Realty Co; pArts lOts Z
md 10 5; so
Eleventh Et-ret between and s,rests no-thssst
-MtT A Rock to Charles NJ ourson; lot "a
square $50; so.
D 'trest between Twelfth and Tfi-tssntA -,resss
noTtheas-HHry A Kite ct uI Claire wnEht 70
Roy d. FHtrfET; 1ot 10 square 100; 80
HolneAh AEDor-Chsriss W King r. q M
Carrie J., to Lessas Z S. ROdss; lot lS bloer
-; 80.
whitney 0os.-Frsdsrici n Webb n. Z.
Ddith z. TO obediGh Nelson; lot G. block 2; SO
Woodndge-AnnA Z. GIN 70 R6bs-t L md
DTie @. Baxter: lot u block 10: SO
lis d Etreet northwsst-HGyes ". HIwkans srd
Ada FrsDd TO Rebroos A. Wolfe; lot g. squsrs
81; SO -~a
Ninth street between and c strsets nosth.ast-L
A. OouvEy Motley and Flnrencs G Molly 70
Lena u. GOsneil; lot q, square Sc; SO g.
2 New York EIeuus n0rtheast-EathIeep CounSI
and ChsrlsS ". Floecklsr execution To Don P
Hurley; lot =. tqu1re 80: goa
WsshinEtou HighEDds-Rsubsu z and gsssie D.
Ttnbeu 70 Mn. J. L. Shelton: Iot 70. blsoE =
Spo -
Brookiand-JoSsh N. svinsi. q uH Osth--.ss
J.. 70 Joanna Jeae-y: lot So EsuErs socs: sc.
Twsnty-third street between and areet
norhvest-sAmuei L. Howard 70 Albsr
Howard pGrt original lCts and & square 9 a.
Frst and Decatur streets northsAst-Ht7 y
Rust and GeoEEs O Bowie truEtees % Jsr 81
Daniel: part original %; b square ess; -
DB and 911 Fourteenth strest northves 90
L Handy and George G. Bowie trus -Ir
Harry L. Rust; lotS 9. E3d soUth part Gr 70
lot 10. square -; 81 800
LinwOod HeiEhts-John ". GlsunGD trusl.s t.-
Sally Handy: lot g bloch & SO
West Boktngton-SEtionII ssviurs a TruE gs
trustee, 10 American Security a Trust C1E 81
%. block s: soc
National sIrinss & Trust Co. t-1st-s. TO Arss7
ran Security a Trust o.: lot L block s; SEQ As
Cleveland Park-Jossph 7. EEnicos ct uz Ntirs-
o. 70 John b. Miller; lots l. ? and ; EquGzs 1-s.-
80
I20 New York Tvrnus no-thwest-ThouEs q.
Miller TO Edward I. s0ook: l0t q square y 60
HgnrieV and Metropolis VieW-Brnjamin
Leighton and e. William S Phillips; bloch EH
part lot ?. S.EqT5
Columbia HsiSats-E7izsbeth B Mccarthy o. "a
saTsheld A, 70 Virginia B. Camp lCt e.. oiocs
3: SO
Metropolis visv-Joseph Q. Brad Il uH Anna
b, TO William s. Philip par lot =. s. SB
Q strert between Thirty -second and TliFty-third
streets poEthwsst-HErTy A Henry and Tnunas
splEwu trustees, 20 Patrick J. Ahsrn: par l1t ~
SquIrr ~; ga
Chilum Castle MEno--John J BIIdsn q "
EliESbeth B.. LOUIS BE5fnsld and Alice Rstssr
one-third interest II parcel IGl; SIC
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Probate Division.
Justice stafford.

Estate of Mary A. Barrett; Will dated
March g 1913. filed.
Estate of Mamie H. Robinson; order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testamentary to Harry P. HuddIe-
SON bond $500; attorneys. Wilson.
Huidekoper & Lesh
Estate Of Sylvester ?. Jones: order TO
transfer stocks; attorney. W. T. s.
Curtis.
Estate Of George Hill; order admitting
Will to probate and granting letters
testamentary to Florence C. Hill; bond
500; attorneys, F. S. Hill and H X
Acker
Estate of Ernsce Mathews: order .1.
tending time for account: attorney, Fred
Beall.
Estate OF Rosie B. strecker; order To
invest in loan secured BY frst deed a.
trust; attorney, Paul E. johnson.
Estate Of Frank w. Davis; order for
| sale Of real estate; attorneys, Paul
Slemsn and L. J. Heller
Estate Of George Schlerf; petition for
probate Of will filed; attorney. s. H.
Myers
Estate of Mary e Pillow: cavestors
suggestions as to BILL OF exceptions; at
| torney. H. E. Davis.
Estate OF John NJ Rupert: win dated
! May 2 1876 filed.
Estate Of Annie T. Rochester; petition
for appointment OF administration filed
attorneys, McLAnahsn, Burton & CuI-
bert
Estate Of Henry H. Bates; will dated
April 1s. 1915, filed
Estate OF Louisa J. Leimbach: order
admitting will to probate and granting
letters testsmentsry to George N Leim-
bach; bond 800; attorney, Harriet
| Freebey.
Estate OF Anne Simon; amended petit
ton for reduction Of bond; attorney, W.
A. Coombe.
Estate OF William l. HoblltEeu sr.:
petition to turn over property filed; at
torney, D. W. Baker
In re John D. Hoblitzell: petition for
| allowance filed; attorney, D. W. Baker
Estate OF Orlando F. Smith; petition
for appointment OF administration filed
attorney D. W. Baker
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
DEEDS OF TRUST.


Geogetown part lot 70 and chattsls-Annis Z
BstsmAn 70 Fred BeAn and George q. MscdoaIld.
to secure Mary Z. B. Graves 81; monthly pay
ments. per cent.
Square So lot z-Amslia e sesy to Ernest L.
Schmidt and George NJ. Emmsrich, to secure Ger
man American Building Association $3.50
Square IOOs lot llo-Roy D. FIirfII TO B. Frsncis
Saul and @. Percy MeGlue, 70 secure Harry A.
Kite $3.50; monthly payments per cent
HolmeSd Manor. lot lS5. block C-Lessie Z s.
Rodes ct rir. William R.. to John ?. King and
Joseph R. King. TO scoure Charles W. King st.,
s. 80: monthly payments, Per cent
Whitney Close. lot q block 2-0bediGh Nelson
to William NJ. Terrell and Morton N Little 20
secure Fred n. Weber and Edith Z. Weber
s. 900; to s. months without interest.
Square s7o' lot B-Don p. Hurley ct W Ellen
to Henry H BergmInu and Charles schEfer, to
secure Northern Liberty Decentralization Building
Association No. g. 500.
Square lss. lot 2 and cast p4t lot n-Gears
B. Kennedy et VI. ESnnA r, 70 Alreruon S
Gardiner and W. Gilbert Dent. TO secure Albert
s. Jones S. tp; monthly payments per cent
Square sos, lot 6-John Z Harniu et VI Minnie
B.. to B. Francis Saul and James p. shes, 70
secure Hcms savins Bank s2aS: monthly pay.
nsnts. per cent
Square 50. part original lots and &-AIbsrt
W. Howard ct uI. Helen C., 70 Edmood Ftzgsrald
and William P. Normoyls 70 secure Enterprlss
Serial Building Association S.Eo.
Square &C. part original lot 8-John n. Dtuial
to Charles h MeriIlat and John F. NJ Bowie 70
secure Harry L. Rust and Geote c. Bowie
trustees, S,7Wi ! and yesrs. per cent, semi
annually.
Square l0sS lot 6S-SaIye s. Edwards 70 GeorF,
L. stGrksy and Georye FrSncis williams to securt
Margaret NJ. Golden Sioo; ) yesu 81 Per cent,
ni-snnuAlh.
Square t6s, lot A-Marrarst NJ. Braund to ChGpin
Brown and Henry II. Bc1Emann. TO secure Oriental
Building Association No G. 500
Mount Plcassnt. lot 6Ss-John S Beuynan .t
ux. Fronie r.. to ChGpin Brown and Henry d.
BsrgmHnn. 70 Oriental Building Association
No 9, $500
Square 81. lot 10; square <2s part original lot u:
square q. lots and 81 square 4s. psrts original
lots and 5; square sA. lot 8: sqnrs ca lot lH ;
LsDrudt Park, lot u. bloch 2; Ooaumhs Hsast,tx
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
ADvENTTsTs BANDING YOUTHS.
VIII Try to Train $4,000 Young
People for Mission Field

First steps were taken at yesterdays
session OF the council OF Seventh-day Ad-
ventist leaders in Takoma Park to or
ganiZe thoroughly the young people S
work throughout the world. Prof. NJ. E.
Kern, secretary Of the Missionary volun-
teer Department OF the General Con-
ference, stated there is an army Of be-
tween $1,000 and 5000 young men and
women in the UNCONVENTIONAL schools,
and that efforts are being put forth to
win every one to Christianity and then
make every one OF this multitude an
active missionary.
Prof. Kern secured the unanimous con-
sent Of the delegates to begin inaugural
ing A uniform method OF Issuing a
standard of attainment certificate to
those who pass the examinations in
Bible doctrines and church history.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Oct R-HoGs-Receipo, Don head;
slow. at 10 cents above yesterdays average. Bulk
s7Oa1Ol5; light. s.5al125: mixed, sGOalo35; heavy.
9.5alO.5; rough. sSae55; pigs. 7.Zas.n
CATTLE Recsipts, 1000 head; steady; native
beef cattle. 6.6osll4o; Western steers, aI5as 20
Stockers and feeders. L75a7.75; cows and heifers,
3.5Oas. %; calves T5alLb0
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900 head; steady; vethers,
5OsS2o lambs, 7.5Oal0O
The Washington herald., 1916-10-13
Border Deaths Decline

The War Department yesterday an
nounced that the percentage of sick
among militia on the border for the week
ending Oct. 7 was 1sl, with three deaths
as compared to 225 and seven deaths
for the previous week. The percentage
of sick among the regulars was 323 with
five deaths, as compared with 3.42 and
five deaths for the previous week
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VICE RECORDS FILL TWO TRUCKS

Chicago, Oct. l2-The records desired
by States Attorney Hoyne in connection
with his attempt to obtain an indictment
against Police Chief Charles c. Healey.
which developed a raid on the City Hall
were delivered 10 the grand jury today.
Mayor William Hale Thompson and his
secretary. Charles c. FitZmorTis, appear
ed as witnesses IN connection with the
records. The records from the Office OF
Healey alone occupied two auto trucks.
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ONE Triple; TWO FINES.

'some Drink" Says Prisoner when
Arraigned Second Time In Day.
Nyack, N. Y, Oct 12-Fined S In the
morning for taking 'Just one drink"
Michael Farrell was again brought before
the same Judge In the afternoon. ITS
the same drink" Farrell pleaded.
yyEgs dollars more.y said The. ipdss,
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE.
Giscinto r. snd GeisominE TnIH. m
Vincent Ls Roy and Catherine V. TuomeJ, boz
Hubert s. and Elizabeth NJ. RIley. CirL
Daniel F. and Alice G. QuiElcy hoy.
Jacob 7. and Emily J. PeifsT, buy.
William L. and MAdorS L Murray. RI
John L. and WilhelminH Mefriken boy.
Oliver J. and Ruth Q. Moor boy.
La Monte K and GrRos Z Johnsoa- eoy.
Thomas and Susan r. Grant. boy
Charles T., n, and Katherine b. ClArt. Cirl
ChHrles W 4 and sylrS Cooper. boy.
Nathan and Tnie Bsrchankn. boy.
Raymond 4. and Nellie c. BurrOgS boz.
COLORELS
Richard and Hslen DOrsey. rrl