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Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Charles Z, Jorgensen and wife to Roy
Pierce, Forty-first street, 200 feet
north Of Spaulding street, west side,
S0xl3t Observation-Disclosures,
@. A. BerkSr and wife to Fred VII.
son, Thirty ninth street, seventy-fiye
feet south of Fowler avenue, west
side, Sbxl27 .,....,,,..........,. Ia
william j. Sullivan aisi wife to Rose
Cooper, Twenty seventh street, forty
feet south OF F street, west side,
toxlb0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. al
Anna Safarik TO Adoph MusIl. FIJI
teenth street, ls2 feet north OF Mar
tina street, west side. slx40.......
Ollie Q. Antilles and husband TO Ella
d. Mathews, Chicago street, 200
feet west of Forty-ninth street, north
side. 50xlS5,.
Henry q, Harte and wife to Charles
l.. Mattson. southwest corner For
ty-ninth and Underwood avenue.
12sxlSo Observation-Disclosures.
DR.. Jennie NJ. Laird and husband to
Il. !. Morrow, Twenty seventh street.
ninety-oight feet south OF Jaynes
street, east side9 ,tsxi2t..,,.......
Judson Van poran and wife TO Emma
o. Cox, Ida street, 26s.b feet east
of Thlrtieth street, north side, AK
100 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a
Zalmon NJ Ellis and wife to Maude
Gaunt. Saratoga street, 200 feet west
OF Twenty-fourth street, south side,
40xl16,s ,.............,......
Home Real Estate and Investment
Co. to Standard OIL Co, southeast
corner Main and Jefferson streets,
Florence. 60x1s2 .....,............
James O'Hern to Joseph O'Hern, T
street, fifty feet west of Thirty
sixth street. south side, 6ox12o...
James o. Hern to Nellie McGrath.
southwest corner Thirty-sixth and
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-19
Uni of Nebraska Students
Eager to Visit Omaha

Letters are going out from Dean
Engbert Of the University of Ne
braska to all the departments of the
university in regard to University day
in Omaha May 4. The dean is ask
ing the heads of the various depart
ments to canvass their departments
in order to group students according
to industrial features in Omaha they
wish to see here.
Manager Parrish of the bureau of
publicity visited the university Tues
day in regard to this event. He found
the. students and faculty very enthusi-
astic.
Sam Cotner of Omaha, chairman of
the alumni committee here, will call
a meeting shortly to further some of
the local plans.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-19
FARM AND RANCH LAM
California Lands.

FOR SALE-In Fresno and King counties.
San Joaquin Valley. California, ideal land
for alfalfa, grain and fruit growing. stock
and poultry raising, One-tenth down and
nine easy annual payments on balance at
pct. In good farm neighborhood. close
to market Over 900 acres of choice
land, at very reasonable prices, to select
from. To be sure you are getting what
you want; you may lease for one, two or
three years with option to purchase on
above terms. Write for details Of this at
traotive method Of buying on terms In
reach of anyone, You could ask for no
fairer deal San Joaquin Valley Is In the
heart Of winterless California; 40 acres
enough and should pay for itself in ive
years. You can start here with only
place you in touch with those having the
lands for sale This ia such an easy way
to get a California farm that my advice
is TO act quickly. c. l., Seagraves, In
dustrial Commissioner, A. 7, & s, F. Ry..
1907 Ry. Exch,, Chicago.
FOR SALE. IMPROVED FRUIT, DAIRY
and stock farms, 20, 40 or more acres in
vicinity Of Fresno. San joaquin Valley,
heart of winterless California, greatest
raisin belt in world: now paying good
profits; houses. barns. fences, live stock
everything ready; crops In many Instances
paying better than 500 an acre. $500
will buy $4,000 place, with long time
on balance. Your farm income will take
care of future payments. Only limited
number Of farms can be had on these
you In touch with those having farms for
sale. C. L. sEAGRAvEs. Industrial
Commissioner, A. T. & s. F. Ry.. 2o07
Ry Exch., Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-19
Michigan Lands.
OWN LAND!


SMALL MO Farm-Sl0 cash and IS month
ly; no interest or taxes; highly productive
land; close to big markets. Write for
photographs and full information. Munger.
Alb, N, Y. Life Bldg, Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-19
PERSONAL
MONEY TO LOAN

LOOK LEGAL RATE LOANSi LOOK
8 5000 costs you s S.25 for six months.
l0s 90 costs you 2O27 for ono year.
1900 costs you 81 20 for one year.
10000 costs you 1880 for one year.
3e0,o0 costs you 5000 for one year.
Other amounts In proportion.
EASY PAYMENTS UTMOST PRIVACY
OMAHA LOAN COMPANY,
$40 Paxton Blk. Tel Doug. 22qb
pianos and notes as security.
$40. mo-, II. goods, total cost. $3.50.
$40 mo-. Endorsed notes. total cost. $2.60.
Smaller. large ANTS, proportionats rate.
PRONIDENT LOAN SOCIETY,
organized by Omaha business Men.
49, Rose Bldg, 10th and Farnam, Ty, 666.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-19
Florida Lands.

RAISE ALFALFA in FLORIDA Natal
Hay) this winter. First cutting 90 days:
$50 and 500 annually on $50 land. 625
Paxton Blk Walnut 1857 (evenlngs).
Omaha daily bee., 1917-04-19
Field Club Stucco House
NORTH SIDE BARGAIN

f409-11 Hartman Ave, just of Gath St.,
two fine lots, S0x132 IT. These lots have
sewer, water and electric light and on
the rear end are two small houses that
are renting for $12 per month. VIII sell
lots and improvements for about the cost
of the lots alone, $1,000. Make fairly easy
terms. Excellent location for bungalows
for some one wanting good location to
build and sell. Property sells well in this
vicinity. Look into this.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. March 1.-DGGs-Msrket hrmer
Maryland. PennS lTania and nearby, 26aZ; East
ern Shore. Maryland and Virginia hrsts 26aG
Western tohto) fists. 2saz wese Virginia hrsts. q
Southern North Carolinsl hrsts. q Duck ezs
choice nearby. dozen. %.
TIER SeparstGr extras. IlaE2: nrsts. ;saio
prints, y n. iai2: frsts. esiO: do. extra 4lsSz
hrsts. sap; dairy prints. Maryland. PennsylTani;
and Virginia. extras 2sa29; frss. zs2s: store pack
ed. frsts. 2s26 rolls. Maryland and Pennsy lIanIs
26a2s; do. West Virginia, BaG.
LIVE POCtTRY-Prces per pound unless othef
wIse stated: Chickens. average run. smooth young
2ia3; large young. by express 2iaz5 winter. 2 lbs
and under. 2sa9; rough and Stacy. 22s23 old hens
q; old ROSTERS and stags. I1Al3; ducks youni
Auscovy and MOngrel l9a20; young White Pekings
2la22: Indian Runners. young lsse; puddle. choice
fat. 9a2l; small. poor. Kal7; pigeons. pair. old
3; Young. Q: guinea fowl. each. young. Ia ns
ard up. 3ai5: smaller. %: old. %
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITS-Potatoes
white. Western Maryland and Pennsylvania busbel
2.4Oa25o; New York State. bushel. 2.5os26: do.
Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia. No. /. busheI
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, March n.-BUTTER-The market
ruled firm under light offerings and fair de-
mapd The quotations were: Western solid packed
ereemery. fancy specials. a; extra. i2at3; extra
arsts, Al rsts 39ai0; seconds. Sa3s; nearby fancy.
Is: average extras 42a4l; frsts, Sea4l seconds ga
o: special brands Of prints jobbing at 4sa5l.
EGGs-Dmand fairly active, and the market
ruled steady at the late decline We quote: In
free cases nearby extras s. per dozen; frsts S.56
prr standard case; current receipts $40 per case !;
Western extras 81 per dozen; extra frsts, SeS per
case rsts 80 per fancy selected fresh eggs
jobting at S3a4 per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls as to quality. AaS;
staaCy roosters, lsaO; old ROSTERS l6al7; spring
chickens. sOft-meated Aa25; ducks, as to size and
quality. Z,a2i: pigeons old. per pair 2a0; do, young
per pair. aa25.
DRESSED killed. dry -pscked-
Fowls Il to box, dry-rdcked. fancy selected. 25h
weighing ~ pounds and over apiece. e: do. 81
pounds apiece "a: do, pounds apiece. 2la23; fowls
In barrels, fancy, dry-picked. weighing ~ pounds
and over apiece. 2ft smaller sizes. 2Oa23: old
roosters. dry-picked 70: roasting chickens West
ern dry-pcked. IN boxes weighing salo pounds
per pair. 25a26; roasting chickens West
ern. in boxes. weighing pounds per pair. oa24;
roasting chickens, Western. dry-packed in barrels.
Weighing sa1o pounds per pair. @ roasting chick
ems, Western in barrels. weighing pounds PCT
pair, na22; broiling chickens. Western. in boxes
weighing Sai pounds per pair. Ea26; chickens
weighing 5a6 pounds per pair. Za24; do mixed sizes.
lsa; broilers Jersey. fancy. S2a35; broiles other
nearby weighing Iha2 pounds apiece. soaA Tur-
keys, per pound-Fsrcy nearby, 32s33; fancy West
1n. s2ass; fair to good. Soasl: old toms; oa3o;
22a2i. Geese, nearby. lsaA; do. Western, lsa0
Squads. per do1en-White. weighing llal2 pounds.
L5Oa475; do. do. ealO pounds. S.75a425; do. do.
pounds. 2Ooa3.z; do do. pounds. 25oa2T5: do
do sssls pounds. 2oOa225; dark, l75a225; small
and No 2. Oca1Co.
Receipts today-F1our, $50 barrels and 1,rI, ,s64
pounds in sacks; wheat. 2Ssi bushels corn, 81. .Hs
bushels; oats. 26,s3 bushels; hay. ZIG tons and 2
cars OF straw,
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
In the World of Finance and Trade
WALL Street LIST
+ BREAKS AT CLOSE
Stocks Sell Freely. Upsetting Impor-
tant Gains of Days Session.

CBy the International News seryiee.l
New York. March 2.-Wall Street took
q notion just before the close today that
Il was a bit nervous about entering the
great war So II sold stocks so freely
that in half an hour all the work Of the
day was undone and net losses replaced
important gains that had been registered.
The close was at the bottom with the
market weak and active. d.
II was one OF the most remarkable
changes of sentiment that the Street has
seen In the remarkable market year. The
change was so sudden that 1t was hardly
realized until after the close. Then bank
crs end brokers and customers who had
looked on 1t as a mere bear raid took 1t
very seriously. Many with not be con-
WINGED until the market opens tomorrow
that II was anything more than a clever
move by some important trader. But.
even II II was nothing more than that 1t
still remains a very serious matter.
Arrest OF the former Gar and Czarina
was the thing that caused the change i'm
sentiment. II was the revolution in Rus
sia that made the situation so hopeful
last week. 1t was felt in Wall Street
that Russia was safely on the side of the
ellieP. Today's announcement opened up
the whole subject again, for the arrest is
evidence that the German party is still
at work In Russia and that the allies may
not be able to present a firm front on the
east
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
WASHINGTON PRODuCE

Quotations given below are for large lots Of sood
marketable goods only. Jobbers prices are higher.
Lower nadss may be sold for less. Fancy good,
ssn.nard higher prices.
ET;tiS-Fresh. per do4, 4aH.
BUTTER-Bet prints new, per h. ~; do. tub.
a: process. Is; storepacked. Sa3.
LARD.no. pure per b.: NJ; do. com
CHEEsE-New York, new. per h.. z; fat
LIVE PoULrRY-Chickeas.p Per h., zazS; hens.
per ID. &c; roostsrs1 Per lh. Il; ducks per h..
%; reese, per D. lbals: keats. young. II Ds. AID
over. each. IS; turkeys. per h.. za3.
DRESSED PoULTRY-Chiekens. choice. per D..
nss; hens. choice. per ID. Ne; roostsrs. per h..
LsAl4, capons. MS, each. per D., 3s3O; ducks.
large. per q %: s.s.e large. per n. lSasO; tnrksy.
choice. pr a., Ea3s; do. medium, per D., IS
LIVE STOCK-CslTes. veal. prime. per H. l2ttal3:
do. medium. nHalz; fall lambs. fat. n. nal2;
shesp, psr h., Ia.
DRnssED Goops-POrt. .n.n. pr D.. Is;
d., hsay. PER h.. Il
GREEN GooDS-AsTasrIs, per doG.. aoosE. 90;
b.ans. par basket 3ooaaOo; lima beans, Florida per
bs&kst 6uoss5o; heets. Florida, per crate 175a3Go:
Brussels spruuts per qt. lsa2o;. cabbage. new per
bsskrt. 1sos33; carrots Per box. L25al.6o; caulf
fower, California, crate. 2oosz5; celery, Florida
peT crate, 3oos3r5; cucmbers. per basket, 3ooa6oo
eJmblinEs. crate :ooaj50; eggplant per crate 350a
500; kale. pr bbL. 2ooA2So; lettuce, Florids per
basket, LsoaI5o; Okla Florida. per crate 5ooaf 90;
basket. 3ooaeO; peppers. crate 550a5oo; potatoes.
Mccormick. hhL. 55cas5o: 10. Northern, sack 100
rutahagas. bol. 4ooa5oo; sweet potatoes bbl.. $50
SOP; yams. per bbl-, 375a4.5; spinach, bbl, I.Ooa
500; tomatoes Florida. crate 50Oas.OO; turnips box
l5es1A
FRUITs-Apples per bbl.. 25oa7oo; Erlpefruit
per boz. 3ocai0o; lemons. per box 35Oa40o; oranges
PR boz. California 3.ooa35o: do, kIorid8 35cai 90
pineapples. per crate. 30a3.5o
sEEDs-Blus Erass. per bushel. Lso: clover.
Alfalfa. per D.. 15als; do. sIske per b., Isa20;
red. peT h.. l6al9; do, white. per h.. 36ai0
EaphiRg mammoth. per h. Isa2D: COW peas per
busbel. s.soa25: timothy. DER bushel. 2soa2 70;
orchard grass. per bushe 22a2 50: red-top Cherd .
gras). H.. 1lals Solar beans, per bu. 3OOa3 3
HAY-Timothy. No. l. per Ton. HOalsoo; do,
No. .. H.eo; mixed, I0ooa2oo; ear corn, new per
hol.. 500: wheat. straw. per ton SEQ; tangled Iye
straw. per ton. nd; long rye straw. per ton lLeO;
red top, per ID. loalZ.
HIDEs-Grsen. per n. 90; do. salted. p. b..
%: do. dry. per n. Zsa3l: horse hides each OOa
40; calf skins. srees. each. S5OaLOo; lamb skins.
green, each, 2a5a2B
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

11szp; Do. frosted. bashsl. LeaHi.s; Do. nearly.
eushel box. z25Hzlo; do No. D and euiis. isosl1s;
DO. Mnins seed. sAck, 7.soas0: sweets, East
Shore yrginis yell0vs bbl. 1ssasoe d. Eastern
Shore Maryland and Delaware. bb sooas5o; do. York
River barrel. fs0a5oo; do. North carolina. barrel
L50a5oo: do. Hampefs basket lT5a2oo; yams
lave. bright, smooth. barrel zzsaSloo; apples.
Western Maryland and Pennsylvania. packed. per
bbi., z5a3D; DO. New York State. No. !, L0n650;
do. No. .. Gees55o; bcans. Fiorida. per basket.
green. S0ou6.0: do wax. Lolas.oo; beetS. Florida,
per crate. 2ooaZ5o: cabbage. Florids, cste. 3.S1
500; do. do basket 2osa7s celery. Florida. ezate.
2ooz3.5o: c0cumbers. Florida. basket, t.euiS0i
esgplaots, Florida crate 3oo50o; grapefruit. Flor
ida, - To lie. box. 2za3oo; horseradish. native.
boz, i5oa2oi kaie. Norfolk bArri 2ooa25 lettuce.
native box. lzal7s; do, Florida, basket, Lossvb;
onions. New York and Wstern. yell0w. loTb. sack.
sooAsoo; oranges. F1oridA to si1s boI, 2sosi.W;
peppers. Forida, crate 35oaLO; radishes. Norfnlk.
buttons. basket. 2oOs2sO; spinach. Norfolk. barrel.
40aS.oo: squash, Florida. crate. 5000; straw
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
Water Squeezed from steel.

All water injected into the U. s. Steel
at the time Of organization has been
drained out and more than repla ced by
actual additions to assets, according ac-
vices from New York. The statement
for the year 1916 Is the first annual re-
port issued by L. S. Steel to show this
change.
The following list shows how water
was drained out: Undivided surplus on
hand December 81. 1916. 1881, $50 9l3; de-
duct surplus provided at organization,
s25, 900, 900: balance. 1856. 800 913; add appro-
priations from surplus to cover capital
expended. s56, coo OOO total. $41l $50, 9l3; pay
ments from surplus for property con-
structon, S16S 694, 800; total. sJ75 5O55. .36. The
last sum is equal to sll3.13 a share on
common stock.
1t is safe to estimate an addition to
common stock of SO a share in assets
since the first of this year, making the
total actual addition to assets from Or
ganization to March 81. 1917 equal to
$12S13 a share on common stock.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
COTTON MARKETS.

New York March A.-Cotton again sold at new
high levels for tho present movement today and
notwithstanding the fact that the realizing ac-
tive. the demand al all times was sufficient to take
ca-s Of the offerings Reports Of a scarcity Of la
bor and lack Of fertilizer attracted attention.
UnfaIurable wtather Offset disappointing cables.
and at the opening the Inorths rose Z to 6
points willis The distant options were UP Il to IS
points
Port r.osipss for the day we're 1879 bales.
Spot here was steady twenty-five points higher
at leD. Thers were no sales. Spot at New Or
leans was steady foCty-four points higher at 1888;
sales 2oB bales Spot cotton at Liverpool was
olist and unchanged today on the basis Of y I'D
for midupland. The sales azg-eEatsd 5000 bales.
including A4U bales American The imports were
500 bales. all American. Ths market for futures
closed quiet but steady At . net advance q 70
u points
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
CHICAGO GRAIN,

Chicago. March H.-It was popular in the various
grain pits today to available rrota and the
selling Of wheat and com was Args in consequence.
There also some good selling Of oatA Those
who secured profits ip the various grains may Be
called the 'old bull crowd" both Eastern and
Western speculators sold freely Of wheat and corn
and their profits were Of good ile.
Losses were shown Of Nan In corn, and Sak tn
oats today. The early selling Of corn was in sym
pathy with wheat and It largely oTerdone.
There was a good deal OF reinstating Of lines by
those who sold today. 1t reported that 80. 900
bushels Of hIport corn was resod at cent under
the prevailing market.
Eastern houses moderate buyers Of oats and
an export inquiry reported from the seaboard.
Standards sold as high as cents over the May
future.
The volume OF trade In hog products was rather
small and II confined to the professionals In
the trade Cash trade continued quiet, although
mora inquiry was noticed
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
BOND DEMAND BETTER
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
American Graphophone Rights Decline
to l2M from 20. t-

Demand for Sonds improved slightly
at yesterdays session of the Washing
ton Stock Exchange. Potomac Consoli-
dated IS changed hands at 100 IA Amer
ican Graphophone IS sold to the extent
Of $1,000 at 102, and two mall $500 bonds
of the Capital Traction Company were
transferred at 104 3-4 and lO4 5-S The
rrice of American Graphophone rights
declined to 121-2 and 121-4 from the
level of IS to 20 on Monday and IA on
Thursday. Three ten-share lots of Cha
pin-Sacks stock sold on a declining scale
from 160 to 15s An odd lot of Wash
Ington Gas changed hands at IS 1-2.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New Yort March I.-BUTTER-veak; receipts
100 Isckagcs; creamery higher than extras Es;sa
q; extras. s score. HAat2; hrsts. Snail; seconds
S52a8
EGGs-Fm: receipts lo.5s casss; fresh extra
nrsts. ,: nrstA 8HazA; state. Fennsylrania and
nearby Wstsrn hennery whites. nne to fancy, a;
nearly, gathered, brown snd mixed eolors, 3Jsac
.cHEESEEnesnlar receipts. al boxes; state held
specials. Iazh; do, aJerage fancy. Blka27.
PoULTRf-LiSe. firm; chickens. q; fowls. o; tux
ksys. 3. Dressed. frm; chickens. paa; fnals.
uh2; turksys. RaA =
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. March N.-HoGs-Receipts, 1900 head !:
active at above yesterdays average. Bulk. H.90a
l5l5; light, 41al5.I0; mixed. H.66al5.A; heavy
a. Goals. Is: rough, H6oaH.75: pigs. N.6oalS75.
OATTLE-Reccipts. II. 900 head; firm; native beef
cattle 9.25al265; stnckers and feeders, 6.s0a9 $50;
cows and heifers. 575alo.ss: calves 10.50a1500
sHEEP-Receipts. 100 head; weak; wethers. 1l.3o
ALTO; lambs. R75al5.D.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
NEW YORK GRAIN MARKET.

New York, March 2L-wheat-Strong; trade /,
moderately active. No. red. C. l. (. n. Y, 0s
No l Northern, I. o. b., rs; No. 2 hard winter
T. o. b., 2l4; No. l macaroni. nominal; No. Man
ltoba, ZZk. Exporters took 10000 bushels.
Confirm; trSding is dull. No. yellow. l25H
c. /. T.. to arrive; No. yellow. l2ri, to arrive
Exporters took &c 900 bushels. 49,
oats-steady; trade is quiet. No. white, rs
standard. T5Is; No. white. 7ila; No. white
73h; ungraded, 75as0. Exporters took nothing
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
Atlantic Steel Dividend.

Atlantic Steel has declared a quarterly
dividend OF 1-2 per cent and an extra
dividend Of l per cent on common. Both
are payable April to stockholders Of
record March q
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore Nd, March H.-wheat closed unsettled
and lower No. red spot, .OiK; No. red West
.ern rot. D5h.
-et rsed unsettled and lower Spot. nsh
,rket unsettled. sAaalnrd Khits. Is ASKED;
No. /. rnits. a aesed.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
she'd By w. b. Hibbs a C.
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. b. HIbbs & Co.
SAIES

rheo ny w. ID. hiops * TO-
SALES
Potomac Coma g. 81 900 at l0OH 81 600 at looH
5000 at lD4 81 poo at 1OoH 81 600 at 1904
Washington Gas at 75a, l at T51.
Chaplin Sacks 10 at l6o, 10 at l5e. 10 at lS.
American Grapbophone Rights, % at ITs q at
124, at l2A.
After call:
American Graphophone g. 500 at loc 800 at
lo2 500 at lG.
Capital Traction S. 500 at lo4E 500 at lo4X.
sOH.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

berries. norids. rrfns-rstor. euar. BsS; IA. 90
e-ste. ouan. Ian; tomatoes. Florida. fhn1g. rps
earrisr. Sboz6W: Do. choice 1sosl0.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22
INSURANCE. AGENrs DIME.

school Of instruction for EQUITABLE
Life Assurance agents was held yester-
day by Thomas B. Sweeney. manager Of
the Wheeling Agency OF the Equitabis
company, ending with q dinner at the
Ebbitt last night
Talks were made by Solicitor General
John w. Davis, Secretary Of War New
ton d. Baker, Senator Sutherland Of
Utah, and William II. Taylor. superin-
endent Of the home once OF the EQuita-
bic Company; and DIR. westfall. assist
ant to President Day, Of the company.
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

st. Paul has new land-credit corpora.
ton, capital s.. 90. 900, which will promote
agricultural colonies in Minnesota
The Washington herald., 1917-03-22

S1o00OOOOO
Government of the French Republic
TwoYear SAX Secured Convertible Gold
Interest aPraBeA April oah~L nrA
nd interest aybka office of Muvn&
Na-h haruhah Of aoe sonn $4,000
tn ydnsbs Into O
tn pyh L. n.d 0 ~bsa~p ~poFra
Principal . % interest = % % % ' % % % s S ss s d @ % % s % ss %.. 3 French
he sS : s." "ss sf%
& provision OPTION d.
"v ruled p"" market;
h improvement nnuda so~don s~urd sh"mnsr roan
% % S ~ % | sse % % r % ara1 :n%oSn 5 % % approve: . H Co.
the % s " ' % % S S 4 s" n ] t s % %" P1 s . the %n
hd Spanish railways oman~d Of srl Cana Icopuv
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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-03-21
Civic League Meeting.

The March meeting of the Civic
League was held at the court house
Monday afternoon with fifteen men,
bers present.
All committees have begun work in
earnest as the reports showed. We
feel that much has been accomplished
in the setting of so many trees on
the square and the school grounds.
Both committees deserve commenia-
tion for this. The entertainment
committee reported nineteen dollars
as the proceeds Of the st. PatricE's
tea.
The Health and Charities committee
reported $3.50 in contribution to ,ieir
work, and have. given aid in two
cases.
= The league will cooperate with the
Library committee Of the Federation
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-03-21
A Big Time at Jordan.

The Jordanites look with pride upon
the success which the Ladies' Home
Demonstration Club had with their
barbecue and hot supper Friday night.
The evening was very much enjoyed
by all present and many are looking
forward to the time when the Ladies'
Home Demonstration Club will again
be their hostess.
A neat sum of $73.85 was realized
which the Ladies' Home Demonstra-
tion Club will use toward helping to
equip kitchen in the new school
building. This kitchen will be used
by the girls bread club and will be
meeting place for the ladies clubs.
The building is being rapidly pushed
forward by the efficient contractor
Mr.. E. Harris.
There is a great educational awak-
ening at Jordan which is being mani
tested by the interest these ladies
are taking to cooperate with the
school by putting into practice the
theory of the school room. To the
Ladies' Home Demonstration Club
much credit is due for remedying this
long felt need in the school.