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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
TIE REAL MATERIAL

An anecdote of "A little hoy watching
n flock of sheep ON tile screen is told
"Aunt Mollic, what's those things"
"Sheep," hhis aunt replied. Sleeps
wool Is what your pants are made Of"
"Iiuh! No, they're not" Willie snorted
MAMA made my pants ont Of Charles
old ones. buffalo Commercial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03

At the Mary FL crer hospital it was
said sunday that no operation had
as yet been performed. Mr., Hammond, it
was said, was a little Improved, although
still critically i'll. and was suffering from
internal injuries.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03

:, North Crandor, Wis --"When I was 1G years
old got married and st 10 years gave birth to
twins and 1t left me with very poor health. could
not walk across the floor without having to sit
down to rest and it was hard for me to keep about
and 90 my work. l went to doctor and he told
me had displacement and ulcers and would
nave TO nave an operation. This frightened me so
much that did not know what to do Having
heard of Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
l thought would give it trial and it made me az
well as ever / cannot say enough in favor of the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03

You can't buy good clothes at tho
legitimate prices for poor clothes; but
through studying the store advertise
ments. you can always buy good clothes
the right prices.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
If TIE BABY Is CUTTING TEETH

be sure and use that old and well-
tried remedy. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. for children teething. 1t soothss
PAIN cures wind collie and 10 the best
remedy for Diarrnoea- twenty-five eentn
. bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
Warming of Second Raid.

Paris Jan. 30.--At $40 tonight tiremen
dashed through the streets sounding
warnings of another Zeppelin raid. In II
few minutes the capital was entirely
dark. Crowds remained on the boulevards
watching the skies for the appearance
of a German aircraft.
The place de rOpcra, which is generally
brilliantly lighted, was suddenly thrown
into darkness, and policemen carrying
poles hurried through the strets eX-
tinEuishing the gas lights.
Another bomb destroyed a modest two
story dwelling killing q husband and
wife. but only slightly injuring their
four children.
MAN DIES OF FRIGHT.
In curious contrast with the general
calm was the sudden death from fright
Of the 62-year-old chief of the Gobeins
telephone office at the moment he learned
of the Zeppelin raid.
Seven members of the Petit Jean family
were celebrating the return of "A Iouavc
on leave of absence. \ bomb fell on the
building, destroying it and killing the
entire family, including the Zouave.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03

Perhaps ten minutes devoted to read
ing the store ads will show you how to
save some real money on to-day's
purchases.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
EeaHk
sick Nomen
For Forty Years Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound Has Been
Woman's Most Reliable Medicine
Here is More Proof.

To women who are suffering from some form Of
womans special ills and have constant fear of breaking
down. the three following letters ought to bring hope
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
DROPS
TONS OF BOMBS
ON CITY OF PARIS

Twenty-Four Persons Killed and Twenty-Seven
1njured-Raid Lasts Minute and Half-Air-
Bombs Weighing 600 Pounds Each Did Ter
rifle Damage Where They Struck.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Testimony from Oklahoma.

1awton, Okla..When began to take Lydia E. Pinkhams
Vegetable Compound seemed nothing Tired easily
and had headaches much the time and irregular again
before little child born and did amount of
good at that time never fail to recommend Lydia Pnkhams
Vegetable Compound ang done so much
for me."-Mrs A. L. MCCAsLAND Have St. Iawton Okla
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03
From a Grateful Massachusetts Woman.

Roxbury, Mass.--"I was suffering from inflam.
nation and was examined by physician who found
that my trouble caused by displacement
My, symptoms were bearing down pains, backache
and sluggish liver. tried several kinds of medi-
cine; then was asked to try lydia 8. Pnkham's
Vegetable Compound. It has cured me and l am
pleased to be in my usual good health by using it
and highly recommend it."-Mrs B. 81. OsGooD.
l Haynes Park, Roxbury, Mass.
If you want special advice write to lydia
E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidentiaD Lynn
letter will be opened, read and answered by q "
in strict confidence,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-02-03

II that apartment is good enough for a
good tenant. to advertise 1t Is to rent
It,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-20

! simply stand here TO give clear and
definite support 10 the statement the.
have already made
Any muu or set of mon who wan
tonb OF without sufficient cause pro-
lonRcd toulhc conflict uko thw
would have ON his soul DIWu that
oceans could not cleanse.
Quotes Abraham Lincoln
con The other huud. IL ia usually
true that amy man on set of mon who
from sense of wruruoas or despair
abandon the struggle without urM,N.
ing tho huh purposes for which We
entered IT, would bee guilty of the uust-
Icst act Of poltr1Uuory ever pcrpttrut
ed hy amy uutoswuu should Iko
10 quote the words Of Abraham lin.
coin under similar conditions
We accepted this war Tor an oh
jcCt, aud q wurld object ana the war
viii end when the object D. attained
under God. hope u VIII never end
unHl thRt time.
Arc we likely 10 achieve Tire object
hy accepting rhc Invitation. OF the Gor-
mu gL.u-. IlUr. WHAT arc the pu.
poWls' There urp nome
10 enter uU the invitation ot Ger.
many urpriumiue htua.t Victorious.
without amy EuowIpdEy of what uup-
pusalH size purposes 90 make. into a.
conference, Us 90 put our heads into
q moose with thu rope Mo thu hands OF
Germany
Fought Dc~pouem before
This country be- NOT altogether
without experience u thrsp matters
This De- not the first time $500 hlNo
fought arrot military duauouam
UNcrahudoWluH Europe ANA 10 won
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-20

Want high grade employer or the bet
ter grade ~ servants Make use Of the want
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
The World of Finance and Complete Legal and Real Estate Record

secur. Tnoma, z. Alien. sso. three yesr. p4
cent semi-ann1Any.
Square no. rsrt lot E-Andrsu J. simlns Z,
American Security and Trvst Conusnys 10 rscure
National saYinss and Trus, COMPANY. SEQ thres
Setrs. per cent seniannuany.
Square 10. lot sZ-Georse b. Bfyan tt ur
Mamie W. 70 Arthur Cam and Marvin A Oas;iB.
70 secure Perpetual Brilding Association SsB
Square 2os. lot T2-Joseph r. Randall q ur
Anna W., 10 Percy II. Russell aud Frank NJ
johnson, TO SECURE Mis- Barnes Richardson So10
thfee yearI 81 per cent semi-snHually. Same to
FeTcy Il. Russsu HDd Thomas T. farrell 10 secure
per ceut
Square 2ss. lot ss-Erer,tt n. crO~d,r 9, ur.
Mamie T., TO JOSEPH B. Rowing and Thonss l.
Fortune. 10 secure Charles L T1nkersley. s. 90
monthly payments per cent
fetNorth, lot le. block D-Eesnor Z Ogden 70
=. Frsncs Saul and JEmcs p Shea 70 secure
as hosne saTina Bank. $50. three years per cent
Square sSol. lot s7-Frsncis I. cahnl Of III. Anus
a. 10 Wharton Z. Lester and Michael J. Colbert
70 SECURE Permanent Building A-sodation 8 Ssn
Columbia Heights lot s. biocf aS-Msry 2. Dilr,r
sno Ellen p. DlreT 70 Henry H Berrusnn and
ChAries sehsfsr. 70 secure Northern Libcrty Ger
mar -AtneIlcan Building Association No g. 40
f'tgoIta, lot ls. tlock ft-lohn ". strf-leT et
u1' Jossraine 4. 70 X. X. Howeastein and Frrd
w. Reeves. TO SECURE Edgar R. RlckS-dson s g0
monthly Iaynsnts G per csnt
square %. part original lot E-Frank A O'Nrl
10 ChApin Brown and Henri u Fs-r-nr-t 70 a.
c51re Oriental Bui.dinF Associstio7 n 81,
square sls2, iot L-Sanusl ScriVener q trx Vt6s
r. 70 National Savings and Trl-t Conpnpy 4,
secure American Security and Trus. CoupsrT
Sio". thise year. per cent sonu-znnuauy.
SqnaTe zU, 81 S-E L. Bricr et ur Bessie D.
70 Emanuel SPEECH and William J. Vicf.-y %
secure B. C. Rand. 5000 thres year. rer o-nt
semi-snnrxIly.
Square -, lot r-Henry c Hatcher e uY c.ro-
Ihe p to Herbert 7. Shannon and Morton J.
Llchs 10 secure ?. E1seEe DRUM SS1 Jun. 1
1871. Der cent se-1i-annuaT1v
square 20. lot Is and west rart lot ls-ss-,b
mayer 10 Arthur Can ald Marvin A Crzti, 20
sclre Perpetual Building Association Sun
Le DToit Part. lot 2 block 5-Sadie c Co-~r
snd FloSe9es D. Co1er 20 B. Francs Saul ard
ysnes =. Shea. 70 secure Home SAVING Bsut.
20. moathy psyE.euts peT cent
square north d lC8 part described-Edifh L
SHARPE 70 Union Trust Comrsny 70 ssc4rr Wrsl1-
insto1 Loan and Trust CCmpauy Sm thr..
yedrs, per cent semi-arnuauy
Mendidn Hill. south half lot 3 blnck la-loAa
W Day et uI- Mamie L. to Washin-tnr Loan "A
Irlst company. 10 secure Equitable Co-Operativs
Building Associltion g 80
square cor lots Is and IE-Henry {. L<vi. q,
Merton J Llchs and Edward r Le,rlf :, ,e-7-.
J. W. Edwards. &7S0. thsee years NJ osp,
ni-annu2-y On lot 3 Srme 10 sane 10 .ec,I-,
,. J. Philhps. Sooo. three yearr ECr cent srrai-
annually On LOT e
Square IS, Dot 56-Doretha s. NIscFsv u G~,--,
W. Brown and A Garrison McClfatacE 20 s.r7I-s
William A Joanson. $50 Octcbar Is lsy rs4
cent seul-annuaIly.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Iry City lots i and "a. block S-wilbu F.
Drown ct ux Mary B.. 10 Marx F. FlE!ey and
W P lockwood, 10 secure james Z. DouglxE,
g COO three years. 6 per cent semi annually.
SQUARE go. part original lot 2-Fieldsr A. New
ard John H. Windsor, substituted trustee, 70 Ma
tonal Savings and Trust Company, TO secure Aneri-
csn Security and Trust Company. S,or. three
yesrs 81. per cent semi-snnusly.
Square sgT lots and IJosephine Punphres
ct viz Joseph H. to Alexander 6. Clarke, tr..
and W Malcolm Gsttinser 70 secure Fred ID.
Giest.r, $50. monthly payments, per cent
Square 1895 lot B-Lottie L. Burn 70 Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. C<stis, 70 secure Perpetual
Building Association, E.Too. Same TO h D. Cor
don 10 secure Fulton r. Gordon, N.Ss.H, one
year per cent seni annually.
Square e., lots 90 and 70-Mary Z o'Bren ct
vir. William ]. C., 10 Washington Loan and Trust
Company TO secure Onion Trust Company, $500,
three years, sA per cent sen'i-aunuAly.
Cottage Hi. lot 80 and Parts lots 70 II. - and
7S, block u-Moliie A. Wess and Thom1s c. wess
TO y S. key-Smith and Irving Owens, 10 secure
B. ]. Smith. jr, 500. monthly payments. per
cent.
Square lo7T. lot fs-wilhan. A. Boss ct ux. Alice
p, to B. Francis Saul and J. Wriley Jacobs, 20
secure Thomas Z. Allen. $50, three year. 6 per
CENT emi-annuaIly.
square lo77. lot ill--wtlliar A. Boss et ux.
Alice r, 20 B. Francis szul and J, Wrilsy jacobs
to secure ThofrAs Z. Allen, $3.50. thTce years. {
per cent se-ni-s annually.
p, to B. Frsacis Saul and J. wnl<y Jacoos. 70
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
new YORKLIST
SHOWS Strength
Bears Cannot Resist Attack,
However, and Prices Scale
Down Later.

New York. July T7.-Stocks were so
strong in the opening trading today that
the bears could not resist the temptation
to attack them again. The result was a
scaling downward of quotations in late
trading The net result Of the day, how
ever, was an advance. A few stocks
scored improvement. American Tobacco
sold at the highest OF the year, with a
gain Of 10 points for the day.
Motor stocks, however. were still un-
settled and the motor equipment stocks
shared their weakness. Railroads were
firm, but business in them was light
Call money was as low as per cent In
the afternoon.
High grade houses sent out letters urg-
ing the purchase Of stocks. They argued
that even though prices might go trihe
lower they are under actual value and
investors would do well to begin buying
at once. Dozens of companies on the
list are earning Is per cent Of their SELL
ing price and a dozen or more are earning
80 per cent of what they can be pur-
chased for. few are earning almost
their entire market price.
Wall Street and the country are being
prepared for distribution OF the French
loans. Frightened investors do not buy
new bonds and it is extremely important
that the public be soothed financially as
quickly as possible.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
Circuit Division Ne i.
Juattce Gould.

Charles L. and Lillian N. Finney VS..
District Of Columbia; time TO submit bill
OF exceptions and to file transcript ex-
tended to August Is and September Z
respectively; plaintiffs attorney, P. H.
Marshall; defendants attorneys, c. H
Syme and r. ]. Whiteford.
Prince VS.. Washington Terminal Com
pany; motion for new trial filed; plain
uns attorney. George Z. Sullivan; de-
PENDANTS attorneys, Hamilton & Hamil-
ton.
Pral VS.. Knorr; time within which to
file amended declaration or amendment
to declaration extended to August /:
plalntins attorney. E. c. Prall; defend
ants attorney. Hayden Johnson.
Burke, administratrix, VS.. District of
Columbia: bill Of exceptions signed and
ordered Of record nunc pro tune; plain
TINS attorneys, MILAN & Smith, and E.
H. Burke; defendants attorneys, C. H
Syme and r. J. Whiteford.
Tignor VS.. McGarter; bill of exceptions
submitted; plaintiffs attorney, W. H.
Richards: defendants attorneys, A. W,
Scott and W. c. Martin.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of good
marketable goods only Jobbers' prices are higher.
Lower grades may be sold for less. Fancy goods
command hghsr prices.
EGGs-Fresh. per dox. EasA
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per h.. sra do.
tub. per ID. NJ; process. per h.. 3; repacked.
per lb.. sa2
LARD-Tub. pure. per h. ual2; do. compound.
per ID, loi4 cottcuseed oil. per can, 3.75.
CHEEsE-Nsw York. new. per lb. IS: fta, per
b., IS; Swiss domestic per lb.. %; do. foreign.
per H., 20
LIVE PoULTRY-Hsns. per ID. lsile; roostsrs,
per h.. IL; spring ducks, per lo.. IS; chickens.
spring. per lb. 3a3; turkeys, per lb., %.
GREEN GOoDS-Beans. per basket, 3a75; beets.
per 100. 2ooa3.Ho; cabbage. new. per crate, sa75
cantaoupes per crate, looa3oo; carrots, per buncn
2a3 caulidower Der basket 5al 90; celery, Florida,
per crate 20a275; corn, North Carolina, per crate,
T5al.5; cucmbers. per basket, 5a75;; cymblings,
per crate oas5; sgxplants, per crate. T5al3; kale.
per bbl., 4a5o; lettuce. New York, per basSet,
L2alT5; lettucs, per bbl., L5oa20; onions. Isr
sack, 20s25; do Texas, 25s4.0o; peppers pea
crate, 0aloo; potatoes per bbl, 25oa275; tomatoes,
nearby. per boa. 7ssloo; turnips, per bunch. sash
FRUTTS-Apples per bbl., loca2 80: cherrleo, per
crate. Hooa35o; grapefruit, per box, 5.ooa55o;
lemons. per box +oa45o; oranges. per crate, 2oos
AIS; peaches. per crate. l.ooa25 5; pineappes. per
Gzte, 2Ioa2.5o; olackberies per at., 6as; raspbcr
lies per qt.. Gals huckleberries. per a.. saloi
uatsrnelons eacL. aenS.
LIVE SToCK-veal calves, prime, per ID. TO-
do. medium. per ID. sass; sprins lambs. fat. per
h, 10
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES
WHITE

WHITE
Geo~ss R. Pendenn, E. and BthsI 7. FlsshnGn. 2.
both o. ADpomAtto1 Va Rev WiIliars H.,
Edward J. Carroll p ard Jsns sr,itl "a
Rev. ". J. Brooks
Victor Z. J. Mayer. * and Maize L Pa.,,. -
Rev. r. c. Mclean
vernon r. wskessld 2 oS FsirlII. Va .,d
h Jeffries
Edward R Leuue- =. q Albsn-. ORE. and
Maosl T. Young 2 q washilroa Rer. h.
Charles L. ReyDcIds. jr. Z. and G-n, s. Short
i. Rev p P. sparlins
fred Harmon. 2, q SGGutoa. Va ard Mar
garet N Bel, 2. Of BrdgewEtsr. Va Re-, Il
D Mitchell
CoLoREp.
Andrew Hill. =. and Mar J-ut-y. n Rev. J.
g MGnokey.
Frank E. Fletcher. y and M1-y Pratt. Is. Rev.
J J. Loving
Daniel B-Own. . And AIs-rt. Byrd. g bo,s Il
Falls Church. Va Rev. W J. Howard
John Brown, 2. and Ella B. GsSE1na, Is both
q Falls Church. Va Rev W J. Howard
John J. Jones, .. and Doethes Jactson- = Rev,
P. HutrOy
San ClaFk. = and LIN. S. w.r-. =. Rev
Edward Douse.
Howard A shOtheT. n. and JuGnita B-Uw1. u
Rev ". J. Howard
jams P. Chin. = and Grlos Gr-s1. . Rev
John Richard
Bonnie Newman. 2 and virrinia Callas. 2 Rev.
J. T. Harvey.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
COURT PROCEEDINGS
MONDAY, JULY II, 1916.

gerry; sentenced TO occoquan for Ii
months and % days; attorney. T. L.
Jones.
United States VS.. Frank Williams: /:
housebreahng and larceny; sentenced to
penitentisry for two years
United States VS.. Martin X Bostic;
forgery; sentenced 70 penitentisry for /
year and months: attorneys, L A. Dent
and c. S. Shreye.
United states VS. James T Allen; mur-
Ger IN first degree: motion for new trial
oVerruled; sentenced to be hanged No
Vemoer Is. 1916, between 10 a. m. and 2
p. m.; appeal noted; attorneys, ]. H
halston and S. D. Willis.
United States VS.. Robert Dorsey; 10y
riding; recognizance 800 taken.
united States VS.. Benjamin Tabricant
Forgery; bench warrant returned cepi;
defendant committed.
United States VS.. Warren z. Grimes:
compounding felony and violation sec
uons l4S and l4s penal code; noIIe pros
entered; attorneys. A. A Birney and c.
w. Fowler
United States VS.. George p. Fleishel;
nonsupport; bench warrant issued.
United states VS.. Charles A. RaIney:
houseoreaking; recognizance $500 taken
with w. W. Stewart surety; attorney, j..
A. O'Shea.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, July I.-EGGs-AIarket quiet, N,rr.
land Pennsylvania and nearby nrsts 2sa24; Eastern
Shore. Maryland and Virginia. hrsts, g,aa; West
ern tohio) nrsts, Z5aH; West Virginia frsts IaA
Southern North Carolina) nrsts. 2a23 The mar
ket for Western eggs Is firm Western fresh cas<
count "a: candled. 25a8
BUTTER-separator, extras. Ha3D; do, nrsts sa
o. prints, h-lb. extras. sOs1; nrstl 2sa0; do,
lib, extras, soaa; hrsts. esasoi blocks, Tbs
extras. 2ssso; frsts 1a2s; dairy prints, MARYLAND
Pennsylvania and Virginia, extras 2a23 frsts, Hs2
store packed. frsts. q.
LIVE PoULTRY-Prices per pound. unless Other.
wise stated Chickens, spring. l&a2 lbs. 2ia2o; do
N 10 Ia lbs. 2a3; under X lbs, %; do, White
Leghorn. TAB; do. old hens. heavy. %; DO.
snall to medium. 20; do. old roosten and
stays. loall; ducks. Muscory snd~ Mougrei
Runners. l2al3; puddle. large. fat, DID, lsa4; do
small. poor. l2al3; do, spring. over 81 lbs. lsals
do, smaller, lsal7. Pigeons pair. old, 1; do
young. Is Guinea fowl. each, old. 40.
toes. white. new. Norfolk. No. /. bbl.. I75s2 %;
do. No. 2. bbL. l.oosl.s; North Carolina, No /,
i.75a20; York River. bbl.. l.eoal.75; Kappa
hammock. bbl, l.soal75; Eastern Shore Virginia,
bh.. l.75a2oo; apples. Early Harvest. fancy.
barrel. L75a22 .; do. small. barrel. looal Is do
h-bSrrel basket. oa75. Asparagus, Maryland and
Virginia. No. /. dozen. LoosLI; do, culL. dozen
6Oa7o; beans. native. green. bushel, 30a4; do,
wax. bushel. soaeo: Rappshsnnock. bushel basket,
oa4o. Beets. Rappshannock. bunch. 2a3; do, na.
tive bunch. 2a3. Blackberriss, North Carolina
quart, ta6; do. Eastern Shore Maryland, quart
4as; do. Rappahsnnock. busket. 3aa: cabbage
native, crate. 5oas0; Eastern Shore Virginia. bbl
50a75; captaloupes North Carolina crate looal 50;
California, fat crates looalo; do standard crates
l75a2oo; Georgia, crate. L3sl.75; corn, Rap
pahsnnock. dozen sal2; cucumbers. Norfolk, bas-
ket. 4oa5o; do. barrel. l25al5o; native, basket,
5a'o; eEsplarts. Norfolk, crate. I.ooal.5: goose
berries. Maryland and Virginia. green Ib, ll.a2
qt, sa7; kals. native bushel box 5Oa
rs; New York. basket or box, looal 25: onions.
Texas Bermuda, crate, l5oal.75: new. Virginia, yeI.
low. bushel basket, l.osl25; yellow, barrel esa
So white. barrel. 3ooa3.5; Maryland and Penn
sylyania. bushel. llozl.5. Peachs-Georgia, car
rier, Laa23; do. Eastern Shore. Maryland, box
6oalo do. basket 4os5o; do. carrier aOs75; Dep
pers. Florida. crate. 2oos23; pineapplss, Florida
crate. l.2a2so; raspoerries. red. pint ia5; do
quart. SAG; black. quart, 9; rhubarb native bunch
lalh; squash. native. basket. 2oa25; tomatoes
Mississippi. crate 75sl.oo; do, Potomac. crate sos
LOO; do. Anne Arundel basket, l.ooal .; water.
melons. Georgia. car. lOs25O.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, July F.-Cotton moved trregularly to-
day, weakening after showing frmness, pessi
uhstic statement by a returning member Of the
Belgian relief committee regarding the prolongation
Of the war was factor IN the late trading
Final prices showed a net loss o{ point to an
advance Of points
Spot at Liverpool was quiet. at an advance OF 5
points on the basis Of s6d for nid-upland. Fu-
tures in the English market closed quiet but
steady, at & net advance Of F4s6 points. Spot
here was quiet and 10 points higher at lSb.
Port receipts for the day were !0Tcs bales. com
pared with O. E bales last week and sos bales
last year. New York warehouse stocks are 1858
bales, contraSted with r. 052 bales year ago
Exports for the day Z,To bales, against
1863 bales last year. Todays total included IS 40
bales TO Great Britain; 7.ol3 bales other points
the Continent, and so bales to Japan and
China Clearances for the season to date, as
grssats 5.7206s bales against S2IS9 bales for the
corresponding period last season.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
Equity Suits

SH"-A. H. Hall VS.. Clara A. Marden;
TO substitute trustee; plainurrs attor-
neys' Ralston & Richardson: defendants
attorney. S. D. Willis.
Si41s-Sarah Aukney VS.. Clara A Mar
den; to substitute trustee: plaintir's at
torneys. Ralston & Richardson; deten-
oants attorney. S. D. Willis,
S44ls-Fred W. Beutler VS.. Clara A.
Marden; to substitute trustee; PLAINTIFF $
attorneys, Ralston & Richardson. de-
fendants attorney, s. D. Willis.
S4iSCIn re release OF lot "a. square l,4o
villa Park; to substitute trustee: plain
un attorneys, Ralston s. Richardson.
Si4A-Della V. Hays VS.. Norman I,
Hays; absolute divorce; plaintiffs attor.
ney, Mark Stearman.
siis-Nonnie I. knight VS.. Frank G,
knight; absolute divorce; plaintiffs at
torney, E. B. Frey.
Sf4S-Edith S. Benton VS.. Edward T
Benton jr.; absolute divorce; PLAINTIFF
attorney George E. Sullivan.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-18
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERx

ple.aant Pi.'ns-Bessis Needle to Mary R.
shsehy. lot lN. square 800. so; trust. 500
Cora A. 70 Lottie l. Burn, lot IS souars Iss6 sn
1nsleside-Paul F Brandstedt 20 ssub LEW
Thonpsou, lot 30. block u. $500
leS Thiraeth street na-thwest-Katie c VipS,n
LIZ, so; trust, AlS
Potomac Heishts-Potonsc Heishts Land o.. 70
SO "
lis street northve-t-Heu-y Norton ct u.
20 SO
1858 Irving street porthv.st-Hsory @ Esn.y
trustee. to George B. BgIn. lot s9, Columbia
HsFht. square 2sis. SO
Richmond P1rk-G. Pitts Raleigh and Charles
q. Buck, trustees. to Joseph F. Randall. lot ?
square Dss S2p
lnsleside-Chsrles L. Tanke-sley ct W. Mnry z
to Eterett ". and Mamie Z. crc~dsr, lot s
block % s1uAre Sae SO; trust. $3.50
"a L street northveSt-Rooert L O'Brieu e. uS
Jean c. to John E. and Mary A BoylInd lot
%. Moore BarboGr's Second Addition. block
5, SO
DobS8n's Addition-Thorn,s A. Jameson 70 Fr1ncis
!. CshM. lot 50. square su. SO
Petworth-ChMles NJ. Corson 10 John W and
Joseph A stTitfsr. lot is. block "a SO; trust.
s2-S.
Alley between Sixth, Seventh, and streets
southv-t-Georse c. Punphrey ct VI. Annie. 70
Clarence I. Gesstord, onehsr interest IN lot =,
square SO, SO
I,oi street northeast-Arhu ]. Duchs to
Henry c. Hatcher, lot II, square So So trusts.
s.. 500.
Moore & Barbour's secoud Additiop-HsnTy O.
Hatcher ct ux Caroline P, 70 Christine Q. Nelson
lot 81, block Z, so.
oounty-M,rth. G. Levy ct viz. james T. to
AlIsn L. and Msude Deans, part Of parcel south
Of and adjoining lot i, block I, Hhnsham place,
80; trust, $3.50
K street between sixth and Seventh streets
,o-th,.st-Johu A. Schxfer. surviving trustee. 70
sarah Thsyer. lot IS and west part lot Il. square
$50 Sos5.
NJ street between Sixth and Seventh streets north
.s.t-James B. Porter ct Ux. Elvira NJ. to EDWARD
W, Pethertridgs. lot ls. square s5, SO; trust,
$500