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The Keota news., 1916-10-13

Oc.. I.-Earm Exhibit at Grand Valley.
Teachers Association.
jan 1-6-Poultry Show at Denver.
Jan: :0-27-Annual Western stock
Feb. 2-l-Y. NJ. c. A. Annual Conven-
tion at Colorado Springs.
Railroad earnings in Colorado show
. big increase for the past year.
On September IL Colorado banks
had deposits aggregating s57.229.
295.12.
Howard Ownbey. Is, of Longmont
was accidentally shot and killed while
hunting.
Colorado's crops this year are esti'
mated to be worth $S0,195,91O by gov
ernment experts.
The Wellington Mines Company OF
Breckenridge, on Oct. 1, paid $780,,
900 dividend to its stockholders.
Leopold Loeb, SO years old. Denver
pioneer. and one OF the founders OF
Overland park, died of paralysis at
his home In Denver.
With a gain of 1861 pupils over last
year at the same period the October
registration Of the Denver public
schools reveals 1888 students.
A banquet was held in Denver un
der the auspices of the GermanAmeri
can alliance to celebrate the first set.
tlement Of Germans at Germantown
Pa.
Gen. Funston notified the War De
partment Friday that the National
Guard Of Colorado, recently ordered to
the border. would be sent to Douglas
Ariz.
Leaping from a speeding automo'
bile. Harry Ebert caught runaway
horse by the bride and saved the life
of Miss Mildred Sammons. 19-year-old
Valmont girl. at Boulder.
Dad Flynn startled his audience in.
to rising on its hind legs" in Denver
in the Auditorium when he declared
persons past so needed more exercise
than they did when they were 25.
Adjutant General Gamble has an.
nounced that rifle team of eighteen
represent Colorado at the national
rifle matches to be held in Jackson.
vile, Fla.
The estate left by the late Adolph
]. Zang, Denver mining man, is val
ued at $550,O00 in the petition filed in
the County Court to probate his will
The fortune was left to the widow
and five children.
William Barr, q farmer of Littleton.
suffered fracture of the skull and
probable internal injuries when he
was run down at Twentieth and Lari
mer streets in Denver by an automo
bile driven by George Collins.
The great mobilization camp at the
rifle range at. Golden will be denuded
of troops this week and the entire con
tingent of Colorado militiamen will be
doing duty on the Mexican. border
Gen. Funston has designated Douglas.
Ariz., as the station for all OF the Col
orado troops.
Wylmer L. Alger. Denver tailor.
charged with stealing his wife's
lewelry, and who has filed suit in the
District Court to recover 100000 dam
ages from w. X. Brown, heir to the
estate of the late ]. S. Brown, was
acquitted by Magistrate Bray of the
charge Of theft.
Colorado voters must now face the
hardships Of four weeks of political
T.. g.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

Prove What Swamp Root Will Do For You
Send ten cents Dr. Klmr Co.. Binghan T. for sample size bottle
valuable
bladder When and mention this
dollar all
The Keota news., 1916-10-13
DRUGGISTS HIGHLY RECOMMEND
DIR. KILMER'S SWAMP-ROOT
Customers Speak Favorably

We have been handling DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root for fourteen years and dur
ing all that time we never had dis
satisfied user of DIR. Kilmer's Swamp
Root; all of our customers speak very
favorably regarding it. We know of
cases of Gall Stones, Gravel, Catarrh or
Inflammation of Bladder and Rheuma-
tism where it produced the most benef-
cial results We believe it is a good
medicine for the diseases for which it -
intended.
Very truly yours,
McCUNE DRUG CO.,
By N. E. McCune,
Bridgeport, Texas.
November 1lth, 1915.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

Ultimately.
"Hey, Jimmie! Did you hear the
news? The schoolhouse burned down
last night"
"Ain't that just our luck? OF course
1t had to rappen in vacation"
The Keota news., 1916-10-13
COLORADO
STATE NEWS
DATES Fol, COMING EVENTS.

Oct. 17-19-Meeting Of Synod Of Pres
byterian Churches at Grand Junction.
OCT 21-Farm Exhibit at Grand Valley.
Ocx: S0-Nov. 4-Meeting Colo. state
Teachers Association.
Jan. 1-6-Poultry Show at Denver.
Jan. :0-27-Annual w stern Stock
Show at Denver.
Feb. 2-4-Y. NJ. c. A. Annual Conven-
tion at Colorado Springs.
The Keota news., 1916-10-13

Surely.
Bacon-A patent has been granted
for transplanting living hair upon bald
heads.
Egbert-The work to be done by the
heard gardener, suppose?
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
DEATHS REPORTED.

WHITE
John William SPonE. y yesr. Emsrgeney Hosrt
Samuel Spong. Il. Emergency HosTt
sarah Sp1nE, g. Emergency HosTt-
Edmond V Lawrence 81. i5ls St. AnacnstlI-
Flora NJ Schmidt. g. ~ OsEwocd terrace.
Michael Cannon 76. St Elizaheth's Hospt
Iarlnis c Baker g l5 r *. nv.
Patrick H Kelly. =. St Ei1sbeth's HosPL
Martin Rich, S5 lSo h 81. nv.
Margaret A McMcrle a. 21lI Q Il nv
samuel F IviuS, s. Providence HosDt
Walter Brady s months. Childrcn's Hospital
COLOEED
Ida r Curry. IS years. IL oh -. nv
Beatrice Hall a. GSrield Hoeps
Nancy ~hersrd 20 lEs5 ah St nv.
Edna Whiting. =. TuberrllOsis Hosp,.
Jessie Chinn. ~ ETne-Erncy HoSp
Henry Brown. - 1911 lGh st. nV.
William Foster. . Frradmen's Hosp.
Ha1el Berry. s. k G st. ne
Robert Porter. IS Wash. Asylum HospJ
blanche J. WGshinEto1. =, IS L st. sW.
Isaiah H. Hart, s months. = Pierce Nv.
Bernard 4 SmothcTs. months. 5l4 N 81 -
Infant Of Frank and Alberta Slmms day. Fred
mems HoSpt
Infant Of Jane, and CsthcTin, Jones, day.
F'retdTaen's UoSIt
Gndee PEuneu. . days 1871 r st ~
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14

toes, white. new. Pennsylvania. per bushel s5sfp;
do. New York and Jersey, 0aLoc; do. Eastern
Shore. barrel. S75s3.oo: 90. nearby, busheI box.
soaloO; sweets Eastern shore. yeIlows. barrel. LIS
S22S; do, Rappahanpock, barrel. L75a2oo yams.
large bright bbl. LIS: svples early harvest fancy.
bbi., l25al.5o; do, small l.00aL5; do, h-bbl.
basket 4ca6o; do, Western Maryland. packed bbI..
L75a2 5o beans. native. green. bushel. 7&o; beets.
native bunch, 2a3; cabbage. native. per 100. 35os
500; cautaloupes Anne Arundel basket, 2Sa5o;
celery, New York, bunch 25s4O; corn. nearby sugar,
doz lOaB damsons Maryland and Virginia, 4-s
basket 5oasO; do pound, ~; eggplauts, native bas-
ket, 3oa40: lima beans, peach basket. Soa35; do.
hamper 5OseO; do, bushei, 5oaeo; do hulled, h.,
ss7; lettuce native bushe box 2Ss4o; onions. yir.
ginis. yellow. basket, soaLo3; do, barrel. s.oOs
S.25; do. Maryland and Pennsyiysnia, yellow.
buShel, Ll5al.25i peaches mountain, carrier, l.5Oa
200; do, 4s basket, 65al.oo; do, white box.
Maryland. yellows box. 75al.oO; do. white. boz.
55a75; do. yellow. basket 5os75; do. white basket
sOa5O; do, carrier. T5aL5: do. Mountain, bushsl
basket. L25a2OO; pear. Eastern Shore Bartlett, 4s
basket 50a75; do hamper. L5OlL75; do. seckel bss-
ket, 40a5o peppers. nearby. basket. 3Oa35 rhubarb
native bunch, la2; squash, native. basket, 2z25;
tomatoes, native, npe, basket. Za35; do. Eastern
Shore. ripe. BASKET, l5aSS; do nearby measured
bushcl, iOao; watermelons selects. 100 9oooa25 %
do. primes. 100. I2oalSoo; do cuIls Ioo 6OoaI0oO
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia. Sept. B.-BUTTER-Butter ruled
finn under moderate offerings and a fair demand
Quot were follows: Western solid packed
creamery, fancy specials. per H., IS; extra %a34
extra frsts S2aG15 frsts. 3la3ll4: seconds JOa50l
nearby prints fancy. Is; average extra 34a36 frsts
S2a33 seconds 3oa3l; jobbinE sales Of fancy prints
1al2
EGGS-Choice fresh eggs were in good request and
firm. with supplies we'll cleaned up. In free cassc.
nearby extra. per dozen. S5; nearby frsts 90 psr
standard case: nearby current receipts 80; West
crn. 3 per dozen; do frsts. go per case; dc
frsts. 9.3Oa96O per case; fancy selected candled
fresh eggs were jObbng at SSail.
LIVE POULTRY-Fovls as to quality lq.su
ROSTERS l4al5 spring chickens according TO quality
Bz22: white Dsghorns according to quality lssD
ducks, to size and quality 15aT; pigeons, old
per pair 5a3; do. young per pair. lsa22.
DRESSED POULTRE-Fresh-k killed dry packed
fowls Il to box, dry-pcked, fancy selected q
weighing F4a5 pounds apiece. - do. 4 pounds
apiece, Q; do. 81 pounds apiece 2: do. pound,
Hpiece. 3a2 Fowls in barrels ice-Tscked fancy
dry-packed-Northem Indiana and Illinois weigh
ing 4a5 pounds apiece, .; Southern Indiana and
Illinois. weighing 4A5 pounds apiece 2ga smaller
sizes. lss22 Old ROSTERS, dry-picked l6 Brnilins
chickens, illinois, large. 2a2s; do, Indiana large
Mas; do. small sizes, 2a23 Brolers, Jersey fancy
Soa2 Broilsrs. other nearby, weighing IttG2 pound,
apiece. Bao. Broilers, nearby smaller sizes 8aS7.
Ducks, nearby spring q. Squads, per dozen
White, weighing llal2 pounds. 675a60U do, do.
salO pounds 4sSaS5o do, do. pounds 4Ooa4 3;
DO, do, pounds, 3.5OaS.75; do. do, 6ssA pounds
G75a2 90; dark. 25Oz29o; small and No 2 eOal. q.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
Circuit Division.
Iusficr SIddnnn.

Masterson VS.. Warren F. Brenizer
Company and Boxley VS.. Warren F.
Brenizer Company; time to file tran
script extended to October Is; plain
tins attorneys. Rhodes & Cromelin;
defendants attorneys, Maddox & Cat
ley and W. H. Price, jr.
Kahl-Holt Company VS.. W. G. Cor
nell Company; time to submit bill OF
exceptions extended to October and
TO file transcript to November {;
plaintiffs attorneys. Berry Minor,
H B. Rowland and c. w. Bell: de-
PENDANTS attorneys. Douglas, Ruffin
& Obear.
Flynn VS.. williams; hearing on mo-
ton to return property extended to
September 90: plaintiffs attorney d.
s. Birney: defendants attorneys, W.
A. Lee and l. NJ. King.
Murphy VS. Wolfe ct al; motion for
Judgment under seventy-third rule
against defendant Wolfe overruled;
(by Justice Could; plaintiffs attor-
ney. N. ]. Colbert; defendants attor-
neys, Crandal Mackey and E. c. Dut-
ton.
United States to use OF Smoot VS..
Graves ct al; demurrer OF defendant
International Fidelity Insurance Com
pany sustained; Cby Justice Could;
defendants attorney. David Wiener.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
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 higher prices.
EGGS Fresh per doz 32a3
BUTTER-Best prints new, per lb.. S5; do, tub
81 process, 3l1a3l; store packed 23a24.
LARD-Tub, pure per h., l6al6l4 do, com
pound 12alH4; cOttonseed oil, per can, 27a
CHEESE-New York. new. per ID, 49, fat 10;
Swiss domestic. %; do. foreign, u.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. per ID. lSa2O; roosters.
per h., 49, ducks. per lb. Is; chickens, per h..
IaZ2; turkeys, per h. %.
GREEN GOODS-Beans, per basket I5alp
beets per 100 3oOa4Oo cab6ages per bbl.. 2ooa20O
cantaloupes, per crate. 75a325; carrots per bunch
2A3; celery, New York per eratei 40OaL5O; corn per
doz.. lOal5; cucmbers. per basket, l.50a2oe; Gym
blings per crate 9OalO0: eggpants per crate 5a7I;
kale, per bbl. 75al0O; lettuce. New York per bas-
ket, l.25a2OO; onions, per bag 24Oa2.5O; peppers,
per crate 4Oa50; potatoes, per bbl. 2oOa35O sweet
potatoes. per bbL. 20Oa25O; spinach, per bbl 25oa
500; tomatoes, per box. Z5a5O; turnips, per
bunch, 4a5.
FRUITS-Apples, per bbl.. l5Oa4.oO; damsons per
Il bushel basket. 5Oa65; grapefruit, per box, 50Oa
80: grapes. per crate, lOOal.75; lemons. per box
650a7. 80: oranges per crate 5.50a6Oo peaches per
crate, L5Ca2.5O; pineappes, Per crate, 2onaSOo
plums, per s-lb. basket aa35; raspberries per qt
aa3O strawberries. per qt 20aSo; watemeons, each,
20aS5.
LIVE STOCK-Veal calves, prime, per h., 1lal2;
do medium, lOal014; spring lambs, fat lO1kll.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
COURT PROCEEDINGS

to secure Northern Ehsr4y German American Build.
ing Association No. 6 sH. a.
square 10. lot B-MEry b. Pntehett e viF.
Peter W.. to william H. X Dspas and Frznf
HsEnef. to sscIs George r. Rhodes $50.
yesrA, Per cent. semi annually.
square 8G, lot 6l-ChHries 4. Boidin Il VI.
Laura T., % John y. JemEn and Z. Clff0n
Thomas TO secure Ethe NJ Rutty $50: 1pru -
lsls per cent. semi-GnnuaIly
Square 80. lOt 1-Ssmue B. Rusk 10 John A.
Thompson and Jtmet h Green 20 secur, jane
C. NealOn N,s2i; monthly p4yments, 6 psT cent.
Square sos. part original lot f-Hsnry X and
hose Ullman TO Joseph A. Herbe1 and FrHnk A
o'Neil, 70 secure William UnmEn S.~s;
years. per cent. semi-EnnuSIly
LAnier HeighE. lot lG-WlHlm Q. Thsebsf
ct W. FSnnie W, 70 NnnEn r. Home and
james L. Marshall 70 secure McLAchlsn BANKING
Corporstion S,S5; yeGrs. pG cent. s-mi-sD-
nually.
Pstvorth. lot e block T-Arhur G. Mo.~s ct
". Lillian L. to Berbsrt 7. shEunoa and Morton
J. LuchE, TO secure George n Brvvn C,Eo:
years ~ per cent. ssmtEnnuIny.
FernWOod HeightI lot y bloch l-AdelGids A
Alexander and William l. SlGymEksr 20 Alrin q
Belt and Robert L. O'Brsn, 70 sec1rs F1o-vncs
v CreSmsr $50; yearL per osnt. serni-sn-
nuallJ
Oak View. lot Il block 9-wIuiGn C. Miller
and Allison y. Miller TO B. FrHncs Saul and J
WHlsy Jacobs. % secure Thomas z Allen a0D
yeaIA peT cent. senli-Ennually. same 70 Harold
L. Doyle and William l. Miller 70 secure Ths New
lands Co. tE5; monthly pGymsnts. psF cent
Chichester, lOtS and S-Brnest C. BchinFxr q
W. Emma. 70 William D. Clsrf and wilIoufhbv
s. ChiSley, 20 secure T H Clark g so. 70
years, per cent Eemi-GnnuGlly.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
BIRTHS REPORTED
W MHrIE

NhIIk
RSymuud and Myrtle Wocklsy. boT.
Daniel F and Beatrice Thicker, boT
Adolph and Nora SeidleT. soJ.
Allen and ESnmA Patrick. ETl
Forrest T T. and GLADYS J PER-. ET'
Mel N and Anna J. MLssry ur'
RGb,rt B. and Eva V. Lawn. rTL.
Robert Z. and Vivian Leonard, rrl
Leon and Rose KEtL boz.
George H. and Mamie A Kober IN.
Alfred A Z. and Olive z Jain. Erl
Marshall G. and Elsie B Haynes rrl.
= Willard and Mary z Guber1. boy
Robert P. H.. and ZelmA P. GUler. boy.
William and Alice FErhOod. boz.
William r. and Della NJ Dlckensou. bog,
Walter and Ruth D7ut. boy
Leslie P. and Name Coz. Eirl.
Allison F. and GeorEs Ann ". BesLs. boJ.
William A ard Addie @. Bobb. hoy
Charles H and Grace BreveT. GiH
OOLORED.
GeorTe and LILLIAN EGhinso1. h0-.
William and Florence Hitter. hoy.
william and Bette Gilmore. boy.
Alfred and Magic CrsWley. ETl.
John q. and Lycy NJ. AndesOn. hr.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
Probate Division.
Justice SfddOns.

Estate s Marshall; petition TO deposit
bonds filed: attorney, A. B. Leet.
Estate William B. Upton; order for
register Of wills to forward will OF de
ceased to clerk OF Superior Court OF
California for probate; attorney, P. L.
Townc.
In re Mary A. McCuuoch; order to de-
posit funds with Munsey Trust Com
ranv until minor is Of age; attorney, A.
B. Keefer.
! Estate John B. Rocca: order admitting
will to probate and granting letters tes-
tamentary to Asunta L. ROcca; bond
$50; attorney. ]. E. PadEett.
Estate Douglas Reid; order admitting
will to probote and granting letters tes-
tamentary to Frances f. l. Reid; BOND
500: attorney. G. F. Collins
Estate Annie Chowsta; order TO com
promise lawsuit; attorney, J. A. Her
bert, jr.
Estate Alice Herbert; order to give
special bond in lieu OF general bond at
torney, J. J. Kelly.
Estate Elizabeth Main; order to extend
loan; attorney, J. P. schick.
Estate Charles H. Plugge: order eK-
tending time for account; attorney, R. II.
Estate Isabella Hall; order extending
time for account; attorney, W. E. Les
ter.
Estate John A. Holcer; order admitting
will to probate and granting letters tes-
tanentary to Clara J. Holcer: bond 800;
attorney, Paca Oberltn.
Estate George NJ. Taylor; order author
izing investment; attorney, F. G. Col
dreu.
Estate Gertrude Lancaster; petition for
appointment OF administrator filed; at
torney. II. F. Kennedy.
Estate Rudolf H. Won Ezdorf; will dat
ed March :, 1914. filed.
Estate Gertrude Lancaster: order ap-
pointing William Byrd administrator;
bond 500 attorney. II. F. Kennedy.
In re Annie l. Coleman: order for al
lowance; attorneys, Rhodes & Cromelin.
Estate Joseph D. Mcclure; order ad-
mitting will TO probate and granting let
ters testamentary TO Mary NJ. and James
IC. Mcclure; bond 5000; attorney, Lem
Towers, jr
Estate Sarah J. McNeir: order for sale
Patterson.
Estate George s. Marshall; order to de-
posit bonds: attorney. A. B. Deet
Estate Carl G. Lind; order to pay to
Thomas G. Lind his distributive share
Of above.
Estate Jacob A. Clevinger: order to pay
for cornerstones and monuments; attor-
ney, l. L. Nettieton.
Estate Mary f. Pillow; motion to ex-
tend time to file transcript filed; attor-
ney, w. J. Lambert.
letters Of administration filed; attorney,
A. D. Esher.
Estate Jane f. Minor; petition for pro-
ate Of will filed: attorney. Fred Beall
Estate Christine Sonnemann; will dated
July l. 1919 filed.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Villa Para Heishts-J G. Il. Buck and Martha $.
Buek 70 Col B. B. Buck. lots 5 and n. square
fZ36 S5O
20 strert northwest-JOseph P. Smith to
AdinirIm J. and Victoria L. FerFus0a, 10, -
square g SO; trust $50
Month Columbia HeiFhtS-FrInk NJ and Endort
B. Johnson and Douglas c. and Bertha b. MoIleJ
70 Ludwig B. and Martha schymGnsd lot q
square Ep9. so: trust, 2750
IN G street sOuthsts-Msry z. Lusby 10 Edwin
r. Lusby Lillian NJ. LlSby and Bessie Lusby pm
lot Is. square south Of l0ls, at
Z street, between Twelfth and T1hirtsenth str~-ts
northeASt-NinnettA NJ. Wells 10 Ezekiel J Msr
riek, r., lot 81 square 1907, SO. Ezekiel J. MeT
mex. jr, conveys same property 10 V. Clyde wrnn,
$50 WALLACE place nurthwst-L4urs N sbseIsld
ct ViT. Charles Z, 10 S DeDA Uline part lot ~
square = s.
III Twelfth street northwest and Tenth steet
between and S streets northWest-WEshinFton
Loan and Trust Company. trustee. TO Thomas Wtl
Eer, lot and part lot s. square nci also lot )
square SS 2TB.
Addition to Le DTvit PIrt-wiliGn O Calvert
q VI. Frances D.. 10 Christine C. Nelson, lot y
bock e SD: trust, g 100.
Petworth-w Newton Ross Il w EnmI R. 70
BENJAMIN J. Waldo, lot 81, bioct -, 80 trust.
$50.
DeIvsr. avenue and n street southvet;-wIlisn
Ullman e Mae NJ TO Henry X. and Rnss
UIlmnn. ps-t original LOT L. square Rs SO t-ls'
Se2U
lSlI Q Er,t porth~est-LHos r wssr- and
Eel W. Jsyn, to Clarence A. and Alice Z. wssrsr
lot = sauArv 80 80
InrIe~sde-Ethsi NJ. Rutty to Charts 2 and
Laura T. Boldin, lot g., block r. squEr, 3s5, so
trusts. s. 80.
street. between Tenth and Eleventh STREETS
no-theast-JGmes c. Nealon e u. MGrFzret NJ 10
SAMUEL B. Rusk. lot . square sS SO trust Es0
Lanier HeiEhts-JAner F. Hood and Firm8n r.
Homer, trustees. 20 william c. ThIcbe- lot ~
SN5
Indoleno-sHlie Z. Shook 70 J. Harold Nc
Doweu, lot II SQUARE Es. So J. Harold Nc
Dowel conveys same property 70 Heny W. and
SBnie Z. Shook. SO.
Oakrrw-Ths NewlInds Company TO william c.
and Allison n. Miller lot Il blocf 2 SO.
Chichestsr-EnG L. Csstlenan 70 ErDsst {. E~ch
inEtT, lots 2 and g. sc.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Sept. E.-EGGS-Market frmer Mary
land Pennsylvania and nearby irsts per doz., 81
Eastern Shore, Maryland and Virginia firsts 3
Western (Ohio) frsts 81; West Virginia frsts Da3li
Southern North Carolina) frsts, 2sa9o The market
for Western eggs much stronger. Western fresh
case count 81 and candled, 81; Western storage
case count, JOB.
BUTTER-SeraratOr extras. per h. 3aS5Ik do
frsts, 3la32; prints hlb., extras da35; blocks,
lbs extras 33a33la frsts 3la32; dairy prints Mary
land Pennsylvania, and Virginia, extras 25 hrsts
a: store-packed firsts, 25f.
LIVE POULTRY-Prices per pound unless other
wise stated: Chickens choice young boat stock
per lb, 2la22 young. by express, 2a2l; do. under
Ibs. l9a2O; White Leghorns 1ea2o; old hens,
lbs and over IL do, small to medium o. old
roosters and stags IOall; ducks young Muscovy and
mongrel, l4a15 do, White Pekings young. I5ale
Indian runners, young lOal4; spring over 81 lbs.
l4al5 smaller l3al4; pigeons. pair, old. %; young
%; guinea fowl each, young, IA lbs and up, 5os6o
do under h.. 20; do, old Is.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Pots
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. l3-According to q special cable
received from Liverpool today. BrOomhsIl estimates
that importers must draw fully 24O.OOJo00 bushels
wheat from North American during the season.
including that already shipped. He says that the
more favorable Canadian news has encoluaged users
Of this grain in Great Britain aud other countries
and that they believe that with the amount O:
wheat IN the visible supply Of the United States
there will be little trouble in securing the amount
Of grain needed.
The Continent continues to absorb large amounts
OF wheat at present prices but the United Kingdom
buyers are waiting fer more favorable conditions
and are purchasing moderately in consequence
The Liverpool wheat market was weak todav
on the decline at Chicago Tuesday and spot
prices were i7a@ lower. The milling demand wa
quiet because Of the strike of mill operatives in
Great Britain A New York message received
carly today said that orders were received thee
hon Great Britain for wheat and that Holland
was again In the market for wheat and -four. Late
in the day it was reported that there a good
business IN cash wheat on export account.
The bears in wheat have sold heavy lines Of the
December and May short and it is expected BY
the more conservative men in the trade that when
they attempt to even mp their position they will
Be forced 10 bid prices to a much higher level.
The wheat holdings at Chicago are pretty well
concentrated while the shortage includes nearly
every section Of the United States.
Little interest manifested in the Southwest
corn market today and prices were slim and easier
for want Of buying support
The frost is not expected to be severe enough tn
cause material damage TO the crop
Oats are affected much by the congested ship-ing
situation. Local stocks are large and apparently
there is not sufficient demand. for oats have been
active and Europe is expected 10 use heavy SUD
plies this winter.
Nearby deliveries Of hog products seem to be
in strong position 1t is said that lard and
ribs are in the hands Of strong people and that
there Is large scattered short interest which may
have 70 pay much higher prices TO come in. STEADY
export and domestic demand for produce is re
ducing stocks which are already below last years $
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square R0e. lot 4S-Lud7ig B. and Martha Schy.
mansd TO Charles C. Heltman and James A. Hogan.
To secure Frank NJ. johnson and Douglas G. Mon
ley $50; monthly payments per cent
Ingeside lot 80. block l2-Dew H. Brown ct Vir.
Wisdom D.. to John E. Mitchell and Thomas II.
Yeager 70 secure Quaker Investment Co. Inc,
s. 900; monthly payments. per cent.
SQUARE 81 sub-lot e0-Msrtha NJ. WGldron ct
viz John NJ. to James Henderson, To secure
H. w Van Sender $500; TO p months s per
cent semi-annually.
Square &os. lots g. 60 and Sc to -Middsugh
& shannon Inc 70 Wharton Z Lester and
Michael j. Colbert, TO secure National Permanent
Building Association $3.50
Square 1915 lot 55-LiiHe G. Drury % Chaplin
Brown and Henry H. Bergman, to secure Oriental
Building Association No. 6. S2eOo
Square S2. lot and north part lot 5; square
81, lot Thomas Walker e uX Annie L A.. 10
Washington Loan & Trust Co, TO secure Co-opera
tive Building Association S220Q.
Mount Pleasant, parts lots 70 10 Ts-kItherina
zslIsr TO Henry II. BerEmsnn and Charles sehafef.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE.


Lawrence A. Baker. 8. and Marjorie Russ .
Rev. George F. Dudley
Joseph SiSson, d and Emma A. Dambrowsky
"a, both Of Quantico, Va. Rev. Paul R. Hickock
George F. Tennison. 3, and Bessie Feaif, q
Rev. s. T. Morris.
David ]. Jameson. 2l Of Boston, and May An
derSon. 10. Of Washington. Rev. ]. W. Many.
Stuart H. Attkisson, q. Of Richmond, Va and
Viola P. Riddle. ls Of Harrisburg Va. Rev. L. G
Clark.
Joseph r Hunt q. and Ella B. Leach, ., both
Of Alexandria, Va. Rev. H. F. Downs.
Henry Bait. IS. Of Winchester. Va. and Mar
G. DeTer. g. Of strasburs, Va. Rev. G. W
YanFossen.
COLORED.
Charlie Randolph. 50, and Lillian Quander Sc
Rev. W. II. Dean.
James Mustbean, q. and Bertha Dodson, "a
Rev. Charles CushngberTy.
James Tsllivet e and Annie J. Hsney. n
both Of Rappahonnock County, Va. Rev W. W
McCarey.
Robert Carter. %. and Josephine Haney 20. Rev
w. W. McCarey.
Charles A Ross. IS. and Mary Griffin. y. Rev
David PoIlan.