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The Washington herald., 1916-10-04

LARD-Tub. pure, pr n, ls&lsa; d. com
pound, l2alza; ccttcnseed oil. per can, a7s
CHEEsE-New York. new, per n., %; nat, n
Swiss, domestic. sOas2; do. foreign, 30.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. per h.. nals; roosters
per b., l3; ducks. per B.. 1esT; chickens, per H.
lsal9; turkeys per h.. 24a5.
GREEN GooDS-Beans, per basket. socAl@
beets, per 100 3oos4oo; cabbAges per Dbl, zoosS
eantaloupss. per crate. T5a2oo; carrots. per b9peh
2as; celery, New York, per crate, 3oa5 Oo corn PEI
doz., l5a25; cleumbers per basket, L5oa2W; Gym
blings per crate. lOOal5O eggplAnts. per crate. Soa
rs; kale, per bbl T5al.o0; lettuce, New York. pa
basket. looa2.oo; onions. per bag. 275as0 peppers
per crate. 4oa5o; potatoes per bbl., 2SOa40; swee
potatoes. per bbl, Le5s25; spinach. per bol. 2soa
500 tomatoes. per box. 5oal-5; turnips per bunch
3a4
FRUITs-Apples. per bbl. l-5osi.oo; dansons. pss
basket, 2aSi grapefruit Per boz, 5.00a55o; grzpes
per basket l2al7; lemons per bon. S50a7 30; oranges
per crate, S50as.Oo; peaches, per crate. lz'~le
pinsapples. per crate, 2ooa3oo plums. per Slh.
basket. 2a55; raspberries per qt, Daso; strHvoer-
res, per at, 2OaSo; Watemelons, each, 3z5.
1--we sTOCK-Veal calves, prime. per D.,
II; do. medium l0al05; spring lambs, fat. l051All
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.YANKS and GRIFFMEN
in AN overtime TIE
New York Drew on Even Terms With
Nationals in Ninth, Caus-
ing 9-to-9 Tie.

New York, Oct. a-Darkness put an
end to a wild and woolly eleven-inning tie
game at nine runs all between the New
York Yankees and the Nationals at the
Polo Grounds this afternoon. 1t was
typical game Usually seen during the last
few days Of the baseball season. Hits
were in abundance on both sides, COM
bined with loose playing and costly err
rors. Consequently the tie game will be
played on in a double-header tomorrow
afternoon.
A ninth-fnning stand by the Yankees
gave them two runs, which enabled them
to tie matters. Hendryx. the recruit out
fielder, came to the rescue In the follow
ing inning when he made q QUICK relay
10 Walters via Peck, on Sawyer's double,
that caught Foster at the plate. In the
ninth inning he scored the first run on
some fast sprinting on Walters out,
while Joe Gedeon tailed the tieing count
on George Mogridge's single.
Four lett-handed pItchers-CuIlop, Buck
les, a newcomer; Love and Mogrtdge
were in turn sent against the Nationals,
but all appeared alike. All lacked con-
troll, Love proving the best Of all. while
the visitors made thirteen hits Cullop
lasted two innings, when the visitors
gathered FIVE runs for as many hits.
Mogridge, who ended the parade to the
mound, escaped fortunately.
Bert Gallla was pounded freely for
twelve hits, with Ayers relieving him in
the tenth. In the eleventh it had be-
come so dark that after Baker had
popped to Shanks, both Hendrix and Ged-
con struck out in quick order.
The ninth inning was lively one. Fos-
ter threw out Baker. but Hendrix walk
ed Gedeon singled to center on which
Hendrix raced to third base. Walters
was an easy victim for Leonard, with
Hendrix scoring on the play and Ged-
con going to third. Mogridge hit safely
to center, on which Gedeon scored the
tying run. Score:
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LEGAL NOTICE,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
lunbia. holding Probate Court Nc Gsls Kd-
ninistration- This is 70 give notice: That the
subscriber Of the District Of Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the District OF Column
6ia, letters testsmsntary on the estate Of NJ Isa,
bella Banks, late Of the District q Columbia de-
ceased. AL persons having claims Ggzinst the de-
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
the subscriber, on or before the sth day Of Sen
tenbeT, 1911; otherwise they may by law be a.
cludsd from AL benefit Of said estate. Given under
WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CONPLNY
By Frederick Echelberger Trust Offlcsr. CsaD
Attest: James Tanner, Register Of wills for the
District Of Columbia, ClsEk of TIA Prossas Court
Sohn B. Lame, stsarn9.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-04

Donohoe to secure nsstsm Building & Loan As
socistion s,too.
A. Cobb 10 National Savings & Trust Co.. to secure
American Security & Trust Co. 81 500; years. 54
per cent, semi-annusly.
Square az5. lot p No Gammer's Addition
Akoma Park lot 3)-Heber L. Thornton ct ux
Corinne c.. TO W. Bladsu jackson and Cland
Livingston. TO secure Doran s. Plat 5000; years.
per cent semi-SnnuAlly.
Square 5e42 lot 80 tfo Kosciuzko place, lot 81
block 4)-Ennice NJ Walters ct vir Robert L. TO
G.. Wesley Moore and B. 7. Webster, 10 secure
Victor c. Croissant s2o2sso; monthly payments
without interest.
Bloomsburgh Park. lots and o. block 3-Georse
W. Wormley ct ux. sslie NJ. to George W. Taylo:
and B. NJ. Shank. TO secure Charles Ia Shank
trustees. 81, 800; monthly payments, per cent.
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LOST.

LosT-DIAMoND BROOCH; SUNDAY MORN
ing, between Lincoln Park and Wesley Chapel.
Fifth and sts. NV, 4 circular platinum brooch.
set with diamonds. liberal reward foT its rstun
70 B2 Mas. ave Sc. phone lincoln aSS
LosT-CUPF BUrTONsi SMALL GOLD, WITH
scTol on edge Reward If returned TO 500 uth St
NV. second floor
LusT-BREAsTPIN: GOLD LEAVES, DIAMOND
IN center; September S. between 1885 Calvert 81
and the Treasury. Finder please return 70 ROOM
sos. Columbian Bldg. Reward
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F0OTBALLER KILLED
GOING TO GAME

Albion. Mich, Oct 3.-John Deabler, II,
right tackle OF the CoIdwater High School
team, is dead and three others Of the
team are suffering from severe bruises
as the result Of the overturnIng Of an au-
tomobile in which 1--WE Of the Coldwater.
team were coming to Albion to play the
local high school eleven this afternoon
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for ArEe lots Of
good marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices
higher. Lower grades may he sold for less. FANG
goods command higher prices
EGGS-Fresh, per doz. S2A3
BCTTER-Best prints new. per b.. 81 do. tuo
S; process SlaS2; store packed. 24a26
The Washington herald., 1916-10-04

charity hatted for Gallia in tenth
sawyer hatted for Menoskey IN tenth
'i'lhoolsy hatted for Cullop in second.
MsiSel for Buckles in fifth
NEnamaksr battcd for Love in seventh.
Washington. ............ 4loO2 90 80
New York 0 2 $40 o -
Called account Of darknss)
Two-bass hts-Shanks. Hendrix. Morgan Sawyer
Three-hase hit-Galla. Bases on balloon Cullop
/ on Buckles. l; of Love, ): of GalhA s Hits
made-Oh CuIlop, in innings; OF Buckles, 2 in
tnninE: of Gauil y in nine inninz4 Struck
oTt Bv CUllcp, :: by Buckles. /; By Love, l; By
MugTIdgs ); by CaHra 5; By Ayrss . Umpres-
MsS-s. NaIIm and Connolly. Time Of Eame-2
NuTT ard IS MINUTES
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Oct 3-wHEAT-Closed hrmsr; No
? red spot and October. lSS54; No 2 red Westsrn
spot and October 1903
CORN-spot. 9k
OATS-No. 2 white So: standard white. 52asZA
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS WIEHTS6TSSG
D. O., octobeT s. fa6-Sssled proposals. Sfu b.
reosived AZ the o11cs Of ths sec-rta-y 70 n, R,-
Of Commissioner Room SOC, Distrc BuudinF pBtl
O'Clock ?. N. TUESDAY, octob~T 81 Ieis ~
reconETucttnG a portion q v1n on Oansl road ~
tween AQusduct Bridge and Foundry BnncA Pr-ms
Of proposals, kpecshatonA and ner-sssry tufr--n.-
ton may Be obthinsd from the Chief ON N ~
Engineer DEPARTMENT Room e, Dist1ics BuDtinF
Washington D. c. OLIVER P. NEWMAN IOTTS
BRoWNLoW, CHARLES ". EUTZ, Comrntssiop-
- D. G.
oFFTCE. COMMISSIONERS, DISTRICT or N.
fuuhI, Washington, septsnbez = lsM-sasl.S
proposals. VIII be received At the atics Of The So
retsry Of the Board Of OoGmisdSnsrz Roo, NJ
District Building. until o'eiocf p n, oCTOBER
70. lsls for grading and inp-orinE st-estE rpSst
and avenues IN the Distrio Of Columbia For7as n
proposals, Epecthononi, and necesssry info-nstioa
may be obtained from Chisf Glen EngineeT n
psrtnent Room a. Diszict Bulding Wasb-
instoo, D. o. OLIVER P. NEWMAN. louis
BRowEDOW, CHARLES ". KUTZ, Cdnuis-
aonsrs D. @.
OFFICE OF TIE COMMISSIONERS d r
ssptsmber 2. 1876. Sealed Proposals wiu Be -
crived Al this ofhoe. Room 5Os. District RrildinE.
Until O'Clock ?. n, on OCTOBER s iH6 foS
the construction Of pipe seWsu in ths Dissrics q
Columbia, involving the construction Of Iprror3-
mAtely 500 linear feet Of pipe sewer z inehs a.
GmstsT. Forms Of prOposls Spsdncanons and ne,
essATy information may Be obtained from the Chf.f
Csrt Engineer Department Room e D1sTir4
BUILDING Washington, D. Q. OLIVER p NEW
MAN. LOUIS BRoWNLow, CHARLES W.
KUTZ, Commissioner. D. c.
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AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. wEsoHLER. N1ctione

ADAM A WESCHLER- AuctfoneeT.
TRUsrTES SALE OF vALUABIF IMPROVED
REAL Estate, BENG A TwO-sTORY AND
ATTIC FRAME DWELLING AND sTARIT
IN REAR THEREOF ON THE EAST SIDE
OF FORTE-F1FTH STREET BETWEEN
LOWELL AND MACOATB STREETS NORTH
WEST
By virtue Of osrtHin d-ed Il t-uss Only -
corded in LbcI No. ne folio II e - n ne
lAno Records Of the District o. ColumttA tpd Al
the reQuat Of The party secured thereby. rhs undsr-
Hgnea rJEeees Will Offer for ssIs by p1olic auction
N troot q the Premises, On FRIDAY. THE eTH
DAY OF OCTOBER A D.. lHG A. 4 o'cloaE
p n, Tia tollowtnE-de~-fbed land snd r-r-n4ss
nouAte in the City q WEshinFton Dissz1cs a
Coun HA, to-vtt: LotI Numbered Eve tB ~ m
seven %. and eiEht a.. IN blocE MN bs-~d tv-nry.
iour CA, In John p. WEEEaEnEn's Subdiviriop a.
TaTt n AlhEncs,' nov callsd "'Weaey Herht
A. said E1bdtriSion is recorded IN The ocs q ths
surveyor Of the Disric Of Columbia n CountJ
Boob :. pNEs IL.
Terms Of ssls-o~h- deposit q grp r-vv.--s
Of the puruhasS AZ ths time Of EAls Ar oonvyT-
tnons roording and DotAru fees Al the eust a
the purchase. Terms q ssle 70 bs ornuned p4ra
within nftesn days. nrun day Of sale oshsrrlSe ths
trustees reserve the nght % rvssu the prupsty Al
The rsk and col q the dsfEulttns plTrhHssr ErsT
Eve dAT Gdvgrrensnt d such rrssls IN s1rns n-sss
p&pa puhHEhsd IN the city Of wGshinstou d q
sAML A. DRURT
lSl Etrest no-Shvu-
JESSE L. HESKELL
lD E1ret northwest
TruseeA
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEoUs

FoR s1LE-oLD-EsTABLsHE DKUG sT6EK
a. a sacrifice TO oloss an e~s1sL JOEL C.
Brown, Att0rns. af 5th ~ ns
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HELP WANTEQ-MALE.

wANTED-BUsHELMAN AT ONCE. 1PPLY
oMoHUNDRo. as st. NV.
YOUNG CoLORED BOY FOR PORTER WORK
Apply At once ROBERTS, Ss st. NV.
FIVE WATERS, THREE H0UsEMEN- ROOMS
and board; two hTenen, 50 and 50: dishwASherS
SD ana 70 janitors, 80: elevator boys 80; age %;
switchboard experience. Apply WASHINGTON EN-.
PLOfMENT EXCHANGE, 1873 Tth at nv.
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CO. substituted trustee; piaintiffs at
torney, ]. J. Darlington.
Paris vs. Paris; order appointing
Benjamin L. Gaskins to defend; plain
tiffs attorney, 2. L winters.
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FOR REET-HOUsEs
mp pTNT

FOR RENT.
rs n. J. nv, O.. b.s2y5oS27 l45l 81 ne, a.. bySlsn
l+G 5th NV, 81, B.. 80 liz P st ne. e., DSo
70 QUincJ 6F.. b.. 2. So 2 Quincy Ds.. 6 b 50
1875 ID Nv. e., b.. $50 l8s uth nv, H.. b. too
z seAton NV O.. b. eco 1l4 lst, s, b......... Oo
81 3Ed NV. l0T.. b.. 0y50 lG4 18th, s h.-.... 0D
H5l Holnsad sr., b. s 50 l552 Calvert, Dr. b.. 60
l15 R, I. GV., IoS b. 3.6 SIS sth Nv. lE b.. 800
SR NV. IN, b.. 30 so Zs 18th l0T.. d.. 80
l3 uth NV. II. b. $50 l7f7 18th g.. d.. B0
D. q. JOHNSON co. IsS St ~ "
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE NINE.

GUUkI fkUJEEUlNUS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE NINE.
CO. substituted trustee; plaintiffs at.
torney, J. ]. Darlington.
Paris vs. Paris; order appointing
Benjamin L. Gaslins to defend; plain
tiffs attorney, 2. l. winters.
80
Criminal DivfsIon.
Justice Gould.
United States VS.. John Bailey; at
tempted robbery; recognizance, $500
taken with w. W. Stewart surety
attorney, W. P. Plumlsy.
United States VS.. Robert L. Middle
ton; larceny after trust; recognizance
$500 taken with w. W. Stewart
surety,
United States VS.. Clarence H. Du
Bose; false pretenses; bench warrant
issued.
United States VS.. Howard W. No
land; non-support; bench warrant is
sued.
United states VS.. william K. Koch;
non-support; bench warrant issued.
Bankruptcy Diytsion.
Justice stafford.
In re Shelby-Clarke Art Co.; order ap-
pointing Edward F. Colladay receiver;
bond $4,000.
Probate Division.
Justice Mccoy.
Estate Mary ]. Hayghe; order for sale
OF personal property; attorney, A. @.
Bishop.
Estate Bertha 8. Rogers; order to make
repairs; attorney, George z. Sullivan.
Estate Mary N. Lloyd; order appoint
ing Mary E. ZIegler administrator; bond
$500; attorneys, MILAN & Smith.
Estate Martha A. Swindells: order ad-
mitting will to probate and granting let
ters OF administration c. t. a to Martha
E. Swindells; bond $500; attorney, J. J.
Waters.
Estate Arthur A. Bierney; order admit
ting will TO probate and granting letters
1880: attorney, w. E. Lester.
Estate Oliver NJ. Atwood; order ap-
pointing Nancy Atwood administrator;
bond 5000; attorneys, Richardson &
shreve.
Estate Wesley A. Sullivan: petition for
appointment OF administrator filed; at
torney ]. A. Moriarty.
Estate George A. Wise; will dated jan
uary g. 1914, and petition for probate fled;
attorneys, Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
Estate Charles s. Vreeland; will dated
September %, 1914, filed.
Estate Alfred Lehman; will dated
January 15, 1914. with paper writing of
March Il. 1916. filed.
Estate Margaret Hanna; petition, for
instructions filed; attorney, John Ridout.
Estate Giovanni B. siccardi; will dated
June 20, 1902, filed
In re Elsie H. Ball; petition to ap-
prove investment filed; attorney. Frank
J. Hogan.
5s5s9-william H. Spignul, admins
traitor Of the estate OF William H
Spignul. jr, deceased. VS.. Washington
Railway & Electric Co; damages, S10,-
900; plaintiffs attorneys, E. c. Brok-
meyer. Clinton RObb and L. J. Mather
596OO-S. Dana Lincoln, trading as
National Mortar Co. VS.. Southwestern
Surety Insurance Co; account, S558.71i
T. NJ. Wampler.
5s6Ol-william Mathews VS.. Edward
]. Boe: certiorari: defendants attor.
ney, Louis Gutenberg.
596O2-Emma Ranney VS.. Washing
ton Railway & Electric Co: damages
$4,000; plaintiffs attorneys, F. B
Rhodes and P. B. Cromelin.
Equity Suit.
34642-Mildred B. Remsburg VS.
Roscoe E. Remsburg; divorce; plain
tins attorney. Webster Ballinger.
Bankruptcy Petition
1114-In re Shelby-Clarke Art Co.
Inc, 1927 G street northwest; invol-
untary; attorneys, E. F. Colladay and
W. c. Balderston-
DEEDS OF TRUST.
SQUARE a13, lot ac-MArk A. ClaTslouI ct uI
Emma NJ B. to James Berry and Marvin A. Gusts,
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TABLE BOARD.

| i0cO1r, Cofa 20 nth ST Nv
LIIlSOlll SOIC. N1t Lnooln Ep-fI
Regular dime. nc Vevvsabls dtun-r. nc p,p-
5eT h9CH 70 P n Lunch, z % z p n. s.
Cuo 6Cea6sSt- TO sS a n. l5c 70 Boc A Is
ea-te ssEIics. a n 70 ?. n
lSs ST. Nw.-USEXCELLED TEB[T B0IRD.
two mesk s.
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l,akruptcy Petition

Bankruptcy Petition
1Il4-In re SheIby-Clarke Art Co.
Inc, 1927 G street northwest; -invol'
untary; attorneys, E. F. Colladay anc
W. c. Balderston-
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SPECIAL NOTICE
THE CORCORAN
SCHOOL OF ART

The day and night classes Of The
Corcoran School OF Art will reopen for
students on Monday. October ?. School
circular mailed on application.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-04

WANTED-BOYS FOR VARI-
Gus positions. Apply CASHIER,
4th floor, Palais Royal, C and
llth SITS.
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DEEDS OF TRUST,

SQUARE e13 lot ao-MArk A. ClaTslouI ct TX.
Emma NJ B. to James Berry and Marvin A, Gusts,
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Lawsuits
Equity Suit.

34642-Mildred B. Remsburg VS.
Roscoe E. Remsburg; divorce; plain
tins attorney, Webster Balllnger.
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YOUNG MEN OVER d FOR sRTPPfNd De
pertnent MARVIN 8. YOUNG co. Tth s.. and
R. l. ave. ne
EkRAND BOY WITH WHEEL APPLY 6iJ TTH
ct. NV. Room Is. third floor
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Criminal DivfsIon.
Iuktfee GouId
Bankruptcy Divtsion.
Justfce stafford.

In re Shelby Clarke Art Co.; order ap-
pointing Edward F. Colladay receiver;
bond $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30
FINE GIFT TO UNIVERSITY
Mrs. Clara -. Estiil Presents valuable
Property to Washington
and Lee.

Especial 20 The Times Dis patchl
LEXINGTON, VA. July 2o.-Mrs.
Clara Davidson Estill has agreed to
convey 10 Washington and Lee Uni
vcrsity the beautiful Estill estate on
Eas. Washington Street. Lexington, to
be converted into a memorial resi-
Dental park. upon certain stipulat!ons
and conditions 10 be agreed upon be
tween Mrs. Estll and the University.
In return for this gift, Washington
and Lee viii grant TO Mrs. Estiil a Ger
tain cash annuity and the use of n
residence for life free
THIS property embraces about four
'een acres on both sides of washing
ton Street. and was the estate OF
James u. Davidson, Mrs. Estill's IA :
Their. II will be made a memorial 70
tho Davidson family. Mr.. Davidson Ions
having been one of the prominent citi-
zcns of Rockbridge, lawyer and a
trustee of Washington and Lea Uni
vcrsity
II is understood the property Will be
Ia out under the direction of land
Scapc gardeners and prepared for resi-
dences TO be erected by the univer-
Sly for members OF the faculty. The
rrrpcrty Is ideally located for such
q Purpose, being only = short distances
from the university.
Mrs. Estills husband. Or. Andrew D
Estill. had in mind before his death
TIE Improvement OF this property for
residential purposes. with winding
driveways and beautiful lawns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30
APPRAISER FIXES VALUE
Of J,P. MORGAN ESTATE
John J. Lyons, Who Has Worked on
Estimates for Three Years, Sets
Taxable Value at $6S,3S4 $50.
INCLUDES NEW YORK HOLDINGS
Figures Based Largely on Valuations
by ENperts-Hard Problem to De-
eide How to Tax Good VIII" of
Morgan Firm
Especial to The Times-Dispatch. ]

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. July 2o.-J. Pierpont
Morgan. Sr.. who died in Rome, Italy,
on March 81. 1918. left an estate ap-
praised at S7s.14e.o24.
Deputy State Comptroller william
Boardnan hled report in the Hall
or Records today showing that
Appraiser John J. Lyons. who has
worked on tho estimates for three
years, fixes the net taxable estate of
the former banker at S6S,3s4Gso
This does not include the trust fund
created In 1867 for the benefit OF
Frances Louisa Tracy Morgan. widow
OF tho financier, by Junius Spencer
Morgan, her father in law. which fund
is now appraised at s1.115.o52. Nor
does II include property outside New
York state and not subject to its tax
laws In 1913 tho sworn value of Mr..
Morgan's English property was $3.50
155. Since that time much of the Eng
lish property has been brought into
this estate
When Morgan died, over three years
ago. his estate was estimated at from
500, 900, 900 10 sl50,OC0.o00 The pres
ent valuation by State appraisers is
low for TWO reasons. The stocks and
bonds arc appraised as Of the time their
owner died Since that time many of
these securities have increased in value
enormously.
The appraisal is based largely on
valuations by experts, who are natural
~ Interested in serving those who en-
p!oy them in their expert capacity. For
this reason they made low esti.ne ties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30
DUMFRIES TO CELEBRATE
Special Services VIII Mnrk IB4rh An
niNcrsary of Church Life
in County.
Snecial Ia FIG Tt

Especial 70 The s-DispatchJ
MANASSAS. VA, July 29.-All-day
services VIII be held tomorrow in the
Episcopal Church at Dumfries, in
commemoration OF the ls4th anniver-
sary Of church life in Prince William
County. The present cdifice rests
upon stones which formed n part OF
the foundation OF The church erected
upon the same site In 1852. The church
yard surrounding the little chapel IS
the last resting place of ancestors of
men and women whose names are
known to Virginia history. in litera-
rure and in the affairs of church and
state
The little village of Dumfries. early
in the seventeenth century, one OF the
foremost seaport towns III Virginia. is
now situated al the head of Ouantico
Creek, where navigation is impossible
for even small canoe. The oldest
!nhabitant directs the visitor to the
spot where once stood the tobacco
houses where English traders bought
the weed recommended by Sir Walter
Raleigh; the bank OF Dumfries, where
reposed the wealth of Virgtnians OF
Colonial DAYS; the old mill which con-
verted Virginia grain into flour for
English trade, or the old Dunlfries
Theater. where Colonial society thronr-
ed 70 see the latest product Of the
English stage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30

sevcnty-nve men out OF every 100 do
not attend church services.
The increased responsibility Of the
churches of the United States regard
ing foreigners when the war in Europe
shall have come 10 an end will be an
other subject of special interest TO
come before the conference. 1t Will
be shown that before the war for
eiGners were coming to the United
States at the rate Of more than sixty
for every minute Of each day and night
and that this number will be increased
at the close of the war. and speakers
will urge that the most effective mis-
sionary work can be done among the
foreigners who come TO tho United
,.f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30
Park Music

Program for Week of July 81.
1. ,Iarch, "rhe Fighting Strength"
Allen
:. Overture, "MorninE. Noon md
3. Dance, "The owls CotiIIion."
Kerry Mills
Fox trot, "And They Called 1t
Dixie Lnnd". Whiting
4. Medley, "RcmIck's Hts. .Lnnpc
5. Burlesaue, "COmin' Through the
Rye" .Bellestedt
9. Grand selection, "Cnrmen". Btzet
.. Waltz, "Ln Scrennde". Afctrn
9. Egyptian intermczzo, "Cheops."
Cobb
o. Overture. Southern stars. Mnhl
10. "Dixie" and "Stnr-SpanSled Bnn-
ner."
JOS. G.. Kcssnich. Director.
WHERE THE BAND PLAYS.
Observation-Disclosures
TucNday-RIversld
MISUNDERSTANDING Park.
Thurhdny-WnshinE tOn.
Fridny-JeHcrsOn.
Snturdny-ShcrwOOd Park, tn
r. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30
WILL EMPHASIZE PHASES
OF HOME N1ISSIO' WORK

Every phase Of home miss,n work
conducted under the direct!o Of the
Southern Presbyterian Churcl will be
emphasized at this confereise-work
among foreigners. among Indians.
among negroes. among Jews, mountain
people and prisoners. Specia n? pha ST S
Will be placed upon the worl OF evan
g+l.sm. IN this connection. acts win
b presented which VIII sho. tha, OF
the 36,o0o.6o0 population Of te South.
only l2.o0o,o00 are connected With any
church; that only about tw,ve men
OUT OF every 100 in the Un;td States
are ~ e!nb OF any church, ad about
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30

afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. AppYoxi-
mately thirty people have given their
names as members OF the new church
\ number of Richmond ministers
have been preaching at the tent meet
ings. Rev. George W. Mcdaniel .. D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-30
ORGANIZE CHURCH
Tent Meetings I'm Scotts Addition will
Result I'm Formation of
Congregation.

Results Of the tent meeting which
the Baptist Council of Richmond, under
the superintendency of Rev. c. B Aren-
dell. has been conducting for the last
ten days in Scott's Addition. have been
so favorable that a Baptist church ia
10 be organized i'll the locality this