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The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Grain and Provisions

DETROIT. Aux l5-Cios. The
uhea, market MAS .aI p s-a~-sH ru-
rnors ard ioWsr prices a. ne opening
=. vsrrool rad 30 heavt@st decline %
tSs season and American markets
prorpilF followed In prfro,i TIE
decline OF Sc Monday one reason
gwen m ne dcps Vs. that France
had completed arrangements for re-
Giving some wheat from RUSSIA
me Da-dsneti-s are about 20 open
There j.. also SOM bsarishness - The
Austrian situation Dealers are talk
ing % sepsrate pace ss thsy al
ways DO wneu Austria surers de-
Zee:
To the average d.a'-- 'hese -umors
sppsAr w,id Th@-e a nothing IN rhe
European news tc indicate ths near
ness u peace or tns ~ariy opening
% The Na-dAnsles zrd me whole
mass ~ dope suEges-s concentrate
eT9r' Jn The part % European dest-
srs Co force lower prices Af'~- ne
esriy rush Of selling vas over &c
rrarsat gained Nfti@ strength ard
" peg and Minneapolis afys-~HH
"a = recovering from a scare Rly-
tng % rasn whsa' Or -iile~s n rels-
"a Il = said that = Louis n oilers
plies Liverpool news, asld> from
,hs war favored a srrorg market.
Stocks p re United Kingdom were
decreasing and foreign arrivals hgnt.
With a good milling demand
Alter weaS aud lower opening
wheat gained strength from a very
oull.Ht report Issued oy snow. -'a'-
ING --st spring wheat loss ts much
merit report.
TGesdsys wheat quotations cash
No red g. asa, September opened
win drop y y az s. ri4 ant ad-
) ~ ard advanced 20 ti55 80
wh - 8 e. Z TUESDAY coarse grain
qGotstiors Corn cash NJ $50
80 yellow. $40. NJ yellow s-T
white sst- u~w No ; Whit &c.
~@pter- -4r tte 40 white 4Za43c
Rye cash so (. $50 Beans r---
med ate and prompt shipment $50,
October s2so seeds pri-s red -lo-
yer soto prime ASK. s. as. prim.
tluut-y s. afaifs gf30If
Tn. close was a. 81 advance -
ciove-se-A declined eoc and sand
=. The United K.1z8'' v's'bIs supply
IA ueN - ia- 0fH .l a ds-ress" %
20 600 Hu 49, week
IRE Ea-lt v.aat visible supply
lnr-.ae@f -.ts-.r b4 last week me
3 So rrg sI eer ago
E@-a.pts - wneat T-~sdAv II-
.p'H 10 cars agalrs' a year Ak
N,-1sa ral.s Isl cas- sEai-at AZ
Wfru p-E Ef. cars sKains' % Chi
raEc so rs-s sEarst ilP- s1lrh-
west s-H .f0c 81 agaira' $50 0fH rg
frius-y wheat receipts were L.
t-t.71s %. against $4,000 bu az
year agH
Flour receipts Tuesday were 900
s1ls and a. qmenfs tie same
WhAa' receipts we've - cars Sro~ks
are $4,000 bu. against 5000 on a
year ago
t9arss grain receipts were cars
- rnrr. ~ ats and : 81 re ship
mems we 900 ~ ~ corn and s.nh0
rg - oats stocks are - GOO pa =
corn 1900 bu q oats ard $500 bu
o. re
r'r .css p ths Detroit urarks. year
AZ, acre s. - for 80 rsf 1hsst
81 > 'r- 40 2 corn and Sc f1r s'art-
ard yats
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
AUTOIST STRIKES
MAN: CAUGHT IN
l0-BLOCK CHASE

John Haml;n, No $50 East Con.
g-esS-s,. g. under arrest charged
Nth reckless diving lie VAS
chased 10 blocks by two precinct
detectives who saw mis- machine
strike Jos 'ph Franklin. g. wears
old. so lIS TuscOla e.. a. the cor
ner ~ Congress and Erue SITS
Tuesday morning ard then spcs
on without stopping F-anklir wa
madc for tho n . r ard was bod
J, injured 80 is row go TIE Re
roivur hospital In a serious eonii.
ION
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
EAST RrFPALO LIVE STOCK
DnonInz steyena

East RTFFAIIJ- y Z. AIg Is
Cattle 20 cars dGl, pr. .'s@rs 80
z o 80 good 20 choice. - % q -
Far '1 good. ts50ds plain and
-oarss i--jGs yearl!nss dry fed.
t9TI9 best handy steers 5000.
tfgr' butcher steers t--5Gs best
bIfcherlnE steers and heif-rs mixed.
8 -3ds best hsary "a coVs s. u
3 butcher cows 81 b0Gs rutters.
% ga cAuners. o. 50nt fancy
bulls 8 butcher bulls s. f0d5I5.
Common bulls. IS 50ds-5 good stock
srF 81 -rd1 light. common sfockers.
tersZ5 feeders .1qT25 uilrhsrr
ard spr gers SIS a 100
Hoxs - ~a~s steady heavy and
y7rke-s s5Gi01o. pigs ttod
1919
sheep % cars. s'safy. '0p anbs
slE1- yearlings gs50d1 50 Ucth-
srE fsds-i ewes ia 80.
.AI.es Ini2 so
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
PRESIDENT
NOT TO GO.
ON STUMP
Will, However, Accept
Invitations To De-
liver Addresses

WASHINGTON. Aug. l6.-Presi.
dent Wilson viii 90 on no campaign
"stumping tour
Thi, was definitely decided AT 4
luncheon TUESDAY. rendered by The
Pr, sident and Mrs. Wilson to NOM
bers az the Democratic campaign
committee
From time 20 tine the president
Will accept invitations 10 deliver ad.
dresses in different parts OF the
country, but the only trips 60 far
decided upon are at lIodginville,
Ky. sept 4 and ST Louis, Sept. 20
japanese are said 10 have invent.
cd matches that Will light perfectly
even when wet.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

ssssr. Detroit vholesal. pri-

ssKsr- Detroit wholesals prices
Crysta! 1Cuinoes. 10 1tIt5 crys-
tai dom noes. 5-lb SlIl5 eagle 80
let's. - s. cut loaf s. cubes - IS
AJAX powdered $50 STANDARD pow
eered. 1905. granuiated. extra coars.
80 Erauuiatea. sac Ia bulk 8 So
granli7t-d. 1-l1 cartons y - gran
lated -s-it ,artgus s. crystal
d,W.rues. grauBlAf~I. 2!D. a D.
end 5-it sArt.rE ~ cases s. IS
crFttsI t.u4uo.s gFsruiated. h4l'
fectorers 500 so I-s5 40.
6 s. 90 So. b. S-J1 500 g. s. 60 No.
> 80. 81 80 -. 3 -.
80 1- - US Nc -.
. co. NO 10 $50. 49, 3 ~. non
cakIrg u..' beet graduated
- 81 house sawle~ed lib car
,ons. % 90 ssr I2E3 per ease. 4s
O. case s. n psr .ase
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
livestock
MICHIGAN cE~Tn,L srockY.RDs

DETROIT. AK ID attic Mar
kst steady Lest heavy, steers $50
$50 best hand Weigh, butcher
steers ga So mixed steers ant
heifers 5000 handy lfE1t butch
ers isEse5 light butchers s. 50 n
: best cows isns25 butcher cows
t5Gi53. common cows 81 j1a+ IS.
Gamers o. a475 best heavy QUIZ
tsG 50 bologna bulls s. 50 u a.
stock oalis. s. IS 50. f-ds-s. 81 50 n :.
sfockers t5501s50 mixers and
springer t4D1-5 Veal oalvss Mar
ksr strong oest grade SO 80 = u 50
heavy. s. asa sheep ard lamb,
Market steady. best lambs. SO 80 "a
10 - fair lambs. s. 5ori0 N<ht 20
common lambs tsNa.5 fair g. good
sheep 81 20 Gs15 ruils and common.
t7n $50 Hogs Market steady % Sc
p shsr pigs Is-5 $3.50. yOrk-rs. SO
b n 10
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
CHICAGO nj T-rFR

CHICAGO Aug Is Butter ~.
QfT1c. seconds ssGgsc Egg
Urine ordinary, .Rg22Sc fr-ts $50
3sSe. Cheese Twlns 49, 6fhA
young Americas, isaieLc Live poui
try Fowls itG itSc dgck.. -
geese. ie1isc, sprinsa iau1tc tnr-
heSr, ttc Potatoes NipnesufR o.
S>neeS. o. ol0e. rscetpLA 40 cars.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

CHICAGO. Aux Is Hog Re-
ceipts. 1900 marie, strong s. high
or mixed and bI-crers s. 20 u % 50
good Heayy. - f0Gif 90 r1ugh
heavy. - 55a3-G iixhr 81 - Qi05 IS
e. fse1m.sO Cattle Receipts
5000 market steady -eeves "a
lt 10. -9rs and heifsrs i5s9 ds3s
sf..ser- snd ss~ders s. IS Tex
ans s. Is Gst5 calves t9Gi1S5
-l~ep Rece pts. 1900 market
WEAK NATIVE $50 a. Western
g. lambs 3 &; al 50, vest.
ern. s. Is . 1873
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

CF.F% FftNb. Aug IS Hogs Re-
csir's 600 market he higher:
yprksrz mixed and NOD iuns tiO.5S;
pigs 80 coughs 81 ] 0Uf % stays
- Cattle Receipts cars mar
ks' steady sheer and lamb Re-
c~ipts cars market stead iannb-.
top SO 30 calves Receipts $50.
fuarEef steady. top. ti3.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
wv lonK BTT-rER Avn ZOOS

tral, tee.lpis isHsEss cresmsry -.
trt. a. = state dairy tubs. z7is u GOO
itnitsttDn creamery frsts % = p CSC
dN. spsciats ~ Nait &c Egg Tnssf
tied receipts. 25.1tt nearby white
fanr, 7su toc nesrbt mixed fancy
J. 9 s9c. fresh nrsts. Iq13c
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
B.sk. and Trust Comp.s,-.

The following Arms are privileged
70 execute orders on the EVchangs
" > Moss.& 60. CarIyi- 4 Pogsh.
Geo Vi W-st 4 Co. T. z Macer5ne
mour a CO. " r Mclaughlin. Msr-
riil Lynch K Co " A Hanlln
Co w. A N"er 4 Co. Sinclair q
Colis Emmet = Sprssus. VIM. II
Co. W 2 Reilly & Co Mst.1~v
r1nn. ~ wallace 4 CO. Lswis y
storkard < Co. Bennett smith
Gcrtou
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Detroit Bsnk cIearIno.

Detroit bank rlearings FOR Tues
day were . i1fiF2s Total clear.
ings FOR als 20 date we're si.2si,.
$685. se. az aga1hsf ,s55.24s.35s.4s
'or the corresponding period In 1915.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
r.. 9. cOrrO> REPORT.

wAaHfSGTON. Aug. Is Cotton
consumed in the tinted states. sN-
elusive Of ilnters during July total
led 1923 running bales. the census
snre s.. ." n gnly 1873 sly ~ bs..
were consumed In cotton growing
states. against 2s4 t05 In July. 1915
IAnters consumed during July total
Of 1909 bales against $3.50 In July.
1915 cotton held IN consuming IS
Establishments. July 81. totalled; i.s3l.
as bales against. i.4Oi.isb IN July
~. 1915. and In public storage and Z
comprsssss i.os0.sl. bales against
i.7st.ais. July ~. 1918.
Imports during July were 1885
bales against 35,ss7 last year
Exports Including lintsrs were 'z.
sal bales against 24t.f77 In 1915.
Cotton spindies active during July
totslled 222s7. BOZ against ~, 2J1 .os5
In July. 1915. Linters held In con-
suming Establishments July ~ to-
tailed 90 ss7 against Iss s0s last year
and In public storase and ~ con,
presses. 2.2g6 bales against se.bkl
last year
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16


rrard. huf there "a q good demand 'o~
reaches and The supply q small NJ
pf~s are row.ug "a A'ii" more rec
lN ard ne market - sf~aty TNHr"
IL Arm tone IN the butter ans egg
desf a. tNe recent advance Cn"Ns"
- srr1 cabbage arr lower and ~
better supply ilf potatoes ar- sCa-'s
ed gner california fruits a-e az
tive Poultry = active and steady.
Apple. New 75a3 ou, ts5AT
RSnsur- - 'Iood shipping stock.
g. ga. - eJncs
"--~--Y-ts- f.i,1~S 81 n7c 10.
B~rrIe. -Bsckbsrri~s 81 ou rGrN-
Csnforn,a rralt.-Flun'. 5, iat
s. IS box Craps, i:g2 - boz
'sshsge.Nsw. - 500 crate
1Nc imported SWISS lsgtIc b-7ck
cream. lsisc. long horns lie, daisies.
Cserr'-.-sour. n1tai sweet
Fr-'s ves-,sh'e.-Gresn pepper.
t.ss craze tAc basket rsdlsh~s Sc
bgnc. ra-siey. 25G soc dDz.. cGcun'-
%, ,9,s sa. 1". i esTrot. 81 q -
'--s,uts ssr az bu head l"t'ue" s. 50
cen Deans s9age5 ou waterrress
. "a soc doz green onions. ijd Is
dor green corn. - son : hbi
New HaBey Fancy white. u"w. 8
Qi-c. amber. ieGiIc ID extracted, !
Va; D-trol, shippers ~. caytnx
the folio wins Pri';e. for eel.d IA! N
otty' r.r 80 5oal5 standard III.
ofhv sissn6i;. liwht rrix~d. tissoD
IL. No. timothy. SIC OIL, ~. niN-
ed n7di1 No , mixed. ueLg y.
! clover r'gi. ~, '; =. sss i spT';
L.nen--t9 50 per boz
Ltm-. oGi 3; per 100.
Melon. - ROckyfords. stArfsrfa
Ei5e' crate ~atetrmelon" 90 soc
or.rs..-val.ncis. r75as.s box.
o"ion. southern. t1.7s per 100 i1s.;
spRrish. o. So n"S
Peache. s: S002-S bu
PIr~sppIe- SfUS5l rT1ts
Potato-. 81 j0a31S bbi. IN car
Po.nry - Bes, Sron.r.. nenc.
lsglsAc No. , mems. ia Sc. s'ag.,
l2S l1e, geese. iipizc ducks 10
s~-., Pot.to..-iiso bu and $3.50
JoBBISG PRICES
gal LIMA beans; 'gils Corr
Fancy Mains, 80; 'p pr q
Y ~ y
early June. 81 30, stands rds. Il sal
mates. tIi5 Ma.row.ct peas. 81.
early .Juns. $3.50 siftse early Juns'
Conr.-whi,. Hous>. 3sc. standard
rackases 1874 a2i IL III
F~.d-fobbing prices. ioo-lh. sacks
Bran. t75 Tandsrd middiins. g:
eoarss cor. Tes:. :5s. corn and oht
chop. t31 ton
rio., .roboi.s prices: n.s N!chi-
gan patent, SID second p.;sn'.
spr'rE patent. 1910 Dbl in eighth pa
Detroit OIL Raw iln.s.d OIL, 77c.
boiled Iinsesf. &c gal In barrel los.
hssdiish,. i;e. perfection. So paia.
cine. i0sc, red crown oasoline. ise
Hsrdw.r-- SaIl.. ii,o k.x base;
issd bsrb.d wire. 1-poini. 81 u spool
s.ux.. ,t':S EsuF.a 'Sso 10;
gl1s0 don: black sheet metal, ~ and
h-Esug.. tsfs zssaug. laso; al
gsus.. i'ss n-sauEe. $50 per e~,S
bolts. small. SOC. 10 and 10 on. large.
toc, 10 and on list
Htaes-No. I cured hides. Ice: No.
I green hides. isc. 20 | cured bulls.
i4c No ! green bulls. lac: NJ }
cured veal KIP z3c. M l green wsi
hip. z1o. No 1 cured murrsin. ic;
No I green murrsin. isc. No cured
: hor.. hides. IS 70 10. 1 sors. hides.
ESQ No. ] tsllow. 80. No. TALON,
SIC per ID: No. 2 hides. ic on No
si .S mod s,l .odiS a o;;s;;s's'o '''
u. =. CorTo~ REPoRT.
WASH NOTION, Aug. Is Cotton
q fsptted
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

PyfntinG-rss ptsts ses, ktas-4sst
u rGht-1ins.s Job DeOt-Nsis Ssze.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
rLoIN BrrrEa.

EfGTN. m Ava ii-Du'ter. All
sales were At zsh cents an advance
Of 10
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
roIgDo LIVE srocK

TOLEpO Aug IS Hogs Re-
~efpta. light. market $50 b gre hssv.
fes SO s0di0s5 rstt4rs ft0d
1888 rorker= - 70 :. 90 good
pigs. t4Gln6 Calves Market
steady sheep AMI larrts Market
steady
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16

eI r-a d. Paine Weber 4 70
AHE lrsu ITCH '-ov clos
The Detroit times., 1916-08-16
Produce

The frut market i active ara
steady FNerrt~s ars in lg1f de-
nArd hlf there "a good demand 'o~
reaches and the supply e small NJ
pt-~ are ruw.UE "a a i'tie more free
lN ard the market - sf~aty THHr"
IL = Arm tone IN the butter ans egg
dss' a. the recent advance I1"Ns~
- srr1 CahDages are lower and IN
better supply. hat potatoes are sca-rs
n-d rgHer California fruits are az
tive Poultry - active and steady.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
OLE Gown Grter

The Southern PhiIateIic Association
will hold its annual convention in this
city in August.
Wednesday will be "tag day" for
the benefit OF Tuskegee Institute, the
proceeds to go to the special endOw-
ment fund in memory OF Booker T.
Washington.
The Central Northwest Citizens As
sociatiOn (colored) meets this evening
at o'clock at the Garnett School to
discuss the vocational and business
departments of washingtons colored
! schools.
A benefit for the George washing
ton Hospital will be held at Polls
Theater on Monday evening, the Poll
Players appearing in The OutCast."
Henry MOrgenthau, former Ambas-
sador to Turkey, speaks this afternoon
at 4:3O o'clock at Rauscher's. There
will be no charge for admission.
The motipn pictures, "Britain Pre-
pared" will be shown at the Belasco
Theater this evening at Sis o'clock.
under the auspices of the National
Press Club.
The High School Teachers Union
will meet at 3:15 o'clock this after
noon at the Central High School,
Seventh and o streets northwest.
son will present a May carnival with
the operetta, The Land of Spirits" in
! the ballroom OF the New Willard at S
o'clock this evening.
| The District Congress of Mothers
will hold its final meeting at the Ra
leigh at Z o'clock this afternoon.
The PetwOrth Citizens Association
will meet tonight at s o'clock in Pet
worth NJ. E. Church. Eighth and Shep-
herd streets northwest.
Thursday Is "Peace Day" in the
public schools of Washington and
surrounding towns. 1t is expected
that interesting peace programs will
be presented.
The special committee appointed to
make arrangements for the annual
outing of the Chamber of Commerce
to Great Falls some time in June will
meet at o'clock tonight in the rooms
of the chamber. Fred J. Mersheimer,
assistant chairman, will preside.
The Sunday School Institute of the
Board of Religious Education will
meet at o'clock this evening at the
parish hall of the Church Of the
Epiphany, 1917 G street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
SIX WIN DOCTORS DEGREE.
C. W. I. Candidates Defend Theses
at Thirtieth Doctorate DispuratIOn.

Six candidates for the degree OF doctor
OF philosophy at George Washington Unit
vcrsity yesterday successfully defended
their theses ~at the thirtieth dOCtorate
disputation Of the School OF Graduate
Studies, held in the assembly hall OF the
arts and sciences building. The degrees
will be awarded at commencement eXer-
cises in Memorial Continental Hall on the
night Of June :.
The candidates and the subjects Of their
theses follow: Gertrude Richardson
Brigham, The Legend OF Romance; 80
Horace Hatch Custis, Studies in
Actinochemistry: Harry Church Ober-
holser, The Bird Life OF Texas" James
Robert Scott, The Common House Fly
Christian George Storm, The Analysis
Of Permissible Explosives" and Mildred
Esther Scheetz, "On the Functions of the
Cerebral Motor CorteX."
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
FIREMEN TO DON NEW GARB
Department Provides summer tni-
forms of Natty Military CUT

II YOU see a body OF men IN st-a-re-
looking military uniforms st-uttinE along
the streets Of Washington sometime With
in the next two weeks don't be alarmed
No, we have no secret Information NJ
an invasion Of the National CAPITAL nv
a foreign foe. II was learned yester-
day, however, that the members o. the
district fire department will don the
neW-cut summer uniforms before the end
Of May. Like the new winter uniforms
which they wore during the past six
months. the summer outfits are strictly
military IN cut
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

For the District n Columbia and Maryland, part-
" cloudy TUESDAY, probably local showers. Wed
nesdav fair, cooler; moderate winds, mostly south
and southwest
Virginia. local rains Tuesday. Wednesday partly
cloudy and cooler moderate winds, mostly south
cast becoming west Wednesday
The Western disturbance is over Minnesota also
with diminishing intensity. hut the sttendent rsin
area during the last twenty-fUu hours covers the
Middle Atlantic Gates.
In the Middle Atlantic States it is considerably
warmer. There will Be showers TUESDAY in the At
lantIc States
It will be cooler Wednesday in the Middle and
South Atlantic States The winds along the Mid
die Atlantic coast will be moderate east 70 south.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
STUDENTS GIVE FRENCH PLAY.
Pupils of Armstrong Manual Train
ing School Make own Costumes

MoHere's The Imaginary Sick Man
was presented by students Of the Arm
strong Manual Training School on Friday
night before a. large audience. All OF the
scenery, stage properties, and costumes
were made by students under direction of
the faculty.
Among those who took part we're Ed
ward Saunders, Mary Dulaney, Elizabeth
Brown. Lucille Simms, Thomas Bowie,
Raymond Allan, George Thornton, Rob
ert Tyler, Edna Spriggs, Isaac Cupid, Al
bert De'gh. Oscar Monroe, Charles Crag.
Myron Ross, Mary Dulaney, Edna
Thompson and Edward Ellington. The
cast was coached by Miss Mary Bu1rill
and Mrs, Julia McAdoo, members Of ths
faculty.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
Chi Psi Meme Will Dine

Notices have been mailed 70 local mem
bers Of the Chi Psi Greek letter fraternit,
that an informal dinner will BE- held a
the University Club on TUESDAY, May =
at O'Clock. These notices are signe'
by a committee composed OF William f
Schoenborn, Maurice B. Landers an
Ralph ]. Kicker.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Would you like to sell that used auto
mobile at fair price-or those old store
fxtures-or those discarded, but still use
ful. odds and ends reposing in your gar
ret? Try advertising them in the Want
Columns.-Dan $ayles.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
HUGHES AND HERRICK DOOMED
Several Senators Suggest ohio DIpIo-
mat Rs Running Mate for Justice.

Hughes and Herrick" was a ticket
much discussed in the Senate yesterday
Some of the Senators who believe that
the signs point strongly to the nomination
Of Justice Hughes were suggesting that
former Ambassador Herrick would make
a fine running mate.
Mr.. Herrick is now in a warm contest
for the Senatorship in Ohio and his
friends believe his prospects are bright.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

To what extent would you Profit y ,-ou
could find the RIGHT buyer for you-
property. He is probably seeking 'ust
Your proposition through the Want Ads
today.-Dan $ayIes
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16
TEMPERATURES IN OTHER CITIES.
LOCAL MENTION.

Best flour, 5000 bbI.; "a lbs. Old Time
flour, 75c; choice white potatoes, 32c
PIX; 4 Karo syrup. csc; 4 Wisconsin
peas, Csc; sugar corn, Csc; 3 large
peaches, lOc; Blue Bell tomatoes. IOc c;
Ross whole wheat biscuits. Csc: 1
lbs. fancy head rice. 25c; lbs. lima
beans. Csc; fat Norway mackerel. sc
and INC; white meal. &c lb.: peanut
butter, 1Oc; Jelly Mints. 15c; large jars
molasses. lOc; best tea, 49c; Wonder
coffee. 2Oc. 926 Pa. Ave. and all the
]. T. D. Pyles stores.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Relative humidity, s a. m. q; ? p m, 81; S
p. M. .
Rainfall IS p m. to p. M O.
Temperature same date last year-Highest, Il;
lowest, S.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Everyone visiting Washington
wishes 10 take away something a,
remembrance of the visit to the M
tion's Capital or rs a Efft for friend,
at home.
- IL the aim of the National Re-
membrance shop to supply such
some artistic merit.
NATIONAL REMEMBRANCE SHOP.
CMr. Posters ShoPl
18th street. OPP. willard Hotel 4
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

OF the o, 332 miles of railways in the
United Kingdom, 1896 miles are single
lines.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Rear Admiral Akiyama. regarded as
the foremost strategist in the Japanese
navy, has been ordered to Europe to in
vestigate the war situation. He will first
60 to Russia and then to Sweden. After
studying naval strategy in England and
France he is to proceed to the Balkan
states
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

JOY! Chaplin in The Property
Man" Va. today. Home OF Charlie.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

KensinRton Railway "Chevy Chase
Lake" cars connect with Kensingtou
Inc recently extended to Norris Sta
tion," west Of Wheaton. Picnic grounds
wild flowers, beautiful scenery. Finest
trolley ride out of city.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Sick Fountain Pens Cured Mt Rich
ards Fountain Pen and Gift Shop, li2s Pa. ave
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

William P. Scott of Washington, has
gone to his old home at Phillip, W. Va,
for a few days.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

John P. Bray, Consul General Of the
United States at Singapore, and Mrs
Bray are at the New Ebbitt Consul
General bray is on leave of absence
for sixty days. Today he and Mrs. Bray
will go to New York where he will inter-
view the large commercial houses of
New York that deal with the orient.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Hibbs have
opened their summer home, Graydon,
near Leesburg, Va.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

J. C. Frelar. of Washington, was a re-
cent visitor with friends in Annapolis,
Md.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Barnark FuIk have re-
turned from visit at the home of Mrs.
Fulk's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rob
inson, at Martinsburg, W. Va.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Senator and Mrs. E. L. Bean. Of Ore.
gon. and Mrs. Wilbur v. Leach, o1
Washington, have returned to the Capi.
tai after a short visit at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Cline, in Falls Church
Va.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Whitaker are
spending a few days at the Marlborough
Blenhelm in Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Wallace NJ. Yater will attend the
George Washington University Summer
School.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

Prof Paul Bartsch, of George Wash
ington University. and assistant curator
of the New National Museum left last
Saturday on scientific expedition for
the New National Museum to Cuba.
The Washington herald., 1916-05-16

DR.. Henry Hensha%. chief Of the Bio
logical Survey, has been called to Cam
bridge because of the serious illness of
his sister.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-04-04
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