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The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
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WILL CUT Dividend
MELONS OCTOBER |
Riggs Bank Heads the List with
$4,000 Return.

Five hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars in dividend melons will be SLICED
october l among holders of stocks
and bonds listed on the local ex-
change, according 10 announcements
yesterday afternoon.
Heading the list will be the returns
OF the Riggs National Bank, totaling
$500
High on the list OF returns will be
the dividend of the American Security
and Trust Company. with $4,000 to
share, and Capital Traction, with So
600. Government bond interest will
total $4,000.
Stock dividends to the credit Of pub
lie utilities and other local stocks
will be split to the amount of $4,000,
while bank and trust company returns
are expected to furnish sos, 900 OF the
total.
Extreme dizziness marked trading
on the Washington exchange yester-
day. Few important fluctuations were
shown. All told. sales amounted to
but a few shares OF Washington Gas,
at 7lA.
During the present week II Is expect
ed that the greater number of the Of
ficials of Washington banks will at
tend the American Bankers Associa-
ton convention, that opened at Allan
tic City yesterday.
George W. White, Cuno H Rudolph,
and f. S. Wolfe. local bankers, left
yesterday for the convention.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Sept. 2I-violent fluctuations again
Characterized the trading in the cotton market
today. A drop at New Orleans finally resulted
IN heavy selling by bulls here sending prices
down in sensational fashion toward the end Of
business
Trading was wild and irregular at the opening
and tTausartions were recorded in January ana
l'erembcr 5 points and more aTart on the call
az the same moment. The market broke sharply
after II O'Clock with active months selling about
90 points net lower.
The mid-morning break carried active, months
about 20 tn g POINTS net lower. approximately
% TO 90 points under the early high level.
The tone was very nervous and unsettled
around midday. The early afternoon market
continued very irregular and nervous, but with
the tendency toward a further recovery. October
Continued 10 display leading strength in the late
afternoon. The close was irregular at an ad-
vance OF points to a decline Of 2 points
stocks in New York warehouses are g l33
bales. against Il $50 bales year ago.
Exports for the day aggregate % 2Js bales. an
Tor Great Britain. For the season TO date the
ciCarances amount to 595. Coz bales against Tj5 55s
nlles IN the corresponding period last year
spot here was steady At an advance OF 90
POINTS at $3.50 cents. There were no sales.
spot at New Orleans was ir1n with middIing .
FONTS higher at BIS cents The sales were
!,.f bales. Delivered on contract. 100 bales.
Receipts at other ports included: New Or
leans. 459: Savannah, 7.l93; Augusta, 1910;
Houston, E,ss3.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
SENATORS TO FORCE
navy CONTROVERSY
Stirring Up Of Daniel Breach Caused
BY Amendment.

The skeleton OF the row between
Secretary of the Navy Daniels and
the Navy League may be ratified in
Congress in a few days. Senator Cur
tbs, OF Kansas. Slipped the bones into
the Capitol yesterday.
The Appropriations Committee in
serted in the 500, 900 600 urgent def
cheney bill his amendment, reading:
THE Secretary Of the Navy be. and
is hereby( authorized to accept all
garments which may be supplied or
furnished without compensation by
the comforts committee OF the Navy
League and other patriotic organiza-
tons"
The amendment first read author
lied and directed" but the committee
refused to direct Mr.. Daniels TO ac-
cept the sweaters. mufflers. and what
not. The fight on the amendment will
come up when the Senate considers
the bill, which was favOrably reported
yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago. Sept. A.-COm at the finish was
z7sc to 2'sc higher than the previous close The
buSing was Of big volume and persistent, while
the offerings at no time were sufficient to rout
the bulls. The forecast for cool and unsettled
weather was the basis for much Of the buying
The cash market continued to show weakness
There j. no competition in the market for the
spot offerings and the few buyers are almost
able to name tier own prices
Oats finished l%c to &c higher Strsnsth IN
the september was the feature. Congestion in
the current month IL still acute, and a, this
- the last week 10 make deliveries, shorts are
becoming anxious because of the slowly accumu-
lating stocks.
Cash oats were relatively strong and BUYERS
rad &C premium for standards compared with
&c at the close Of last week No, white,
however. sold at September prices Cash oats
were @all5c higher at the finish
frorisions sold at the highest prices ever
kno~n, with closing figures the top for the dav.
There was a little pressure on rihs at the start.
but thereafter offerings were light.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
SLACKERS' BILL
SUFFERING SETBACK

Diplomatic difficulties are holding up
the alien slackers bill. and II may
not be reported in the House OF Rep
resentatiyes before the end OF the
week. Counsellor Polk. Of the State
Department yesterday conferred with
the Military Affairs Committee on the
repatriation feature Of the made-over
Chamberlain bill that passed the
Senate. He was asked to approve the
section calling for the drafting OF
aliens not enemies. but said this sec
ton was being handled by Secretary
Lansing.
Chairman Dent, Of the Military A.
fans Committee, hopes TO have Sec
retary Lansing meet with the COM
mite Wednesday and settle this sec
tion. 1t was indicated the plan 10
draft aliens indiscriminatelv has been
causing The State Department some
concern.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
Thief Supplies Himself
With Winter Garments
From Travellers Bag

The thief who stole TIC suit case
which was laid down In the Union
Sta'ion yesterday afternoon b. Ar
thur Won Hyming. OF Akron. Ohio.
should be able 10 go through the
winter without making any plr-
chases from hRberdashery shops
Mr.. Won Hymins reported to the
police yesterday that he left a suit
case on bench in the Union sta
ton about BIZ O'Clock and when
he returned about half an hour
later the bench was bare.
III suit case contained one gray
raincoat ten shirts. two dozen col
lars. eight pairs OF socks, one doz-
en- handkerChicfs. one dozen ties
three suits Of underwear. one night
shirt and quart OF Cascade
Ihisky. The total value was SO
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

The market very strong; Western hrsts. case
CONT, b1ii; candled. 4laI-- Market strong
BJTTER-Nestsm separator. extra, Ala Is; frst,
i2ai3; print Apound. extra. 45l46; hrsts, 42aI3 ;
do. lPound. extra. 45aB; do. fIsts. I2aD:
nearby creamery, 4la42; frsts 3Sas9: dairy
prints. Maryland. Pennsylvania and virginia
extra, TaSs; frst'. 3ja3s; store packed. hrsts,
25isa3.
POTATOES-White. Eastern shore. Maryland
primes. barrel 275a2 "; do. Eastern Shore
Virginia. primes. barrel. 275a3OO: do. Western
M2rN and and PennSy lvaEil. No 1 brshpI
lloallj; do. nearby, No /. brlsheI box. l Goa
lD: sweets, new. ysllows, Maryland and Viz.
GINA barrel 5.-ja3.75. do. Anne Arundel bar.
rel. 5.oaio0; vans. No. !. Maryland and VIZ
ginia. harT7I 2rsa2O0
VEGETABLES AND GREEN GOODS-Ap
pies. Maryland and Virginia. fancy, barrel 2 jOa
800; do, small, L0al.N; do, box, 2Ja6O: do,
Western Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA, packed.
BARREL GOJa5.JO; beans native greeu busbeI l Is
l5O; bets, native. bunch. 2a5 cabbage. native
100. 10}a5O0; domestic. %. JOa22 %; carrots New
York State, dozen. Bad; caDtaloupes, Anne
Arundel Gems, basket. Sac: corn, nearby.
1osar dc1n, nab oggplants. nearby. per peach
basket, Gao: grapes. Niagara. basket lialG:
black. BASKET. 'ial6; lettuce. New York, box or
basket, lOCal.2 p; lima beans. 10 hull. bushtI
hainIer. galCO; hulled, pound. l2al2la: In hull
> basket. bajO: onions. Western yellow. sack
,5OlSO; Maryland aud Tepnsyvania. yellow.
''7A'ls A---.di.Sys lfi'lle-. mountain. open, car
rier l.5Ca22j ordinary. Abasket 75al %: choice
to fancy. As-haaSct. 75Il.OO: bushel basket Goa
-oO: tears, Eastern Shore Kicfer barrel l. 7ll
ID basket. 25as0: SeCkel basket i1aJ5: pep
p,fs, native. basket. 25aD: squash. native.
basket. loa5; tomatoes. nearby. = basket. GOl75;
nearby measured bushel. l.1jll.s; waternel0ns,
az to size Tsr lCO. 5mal5 o.
FRESH FISH. CRABS AND CLAMS-But-
tcrish barrel. jZ0oal5OO: carp. round sa7.
cfocU'. barrel. l2GGal5.00; founders. pound sas.
gray trout large, barrel, lOOoaI2OO: salmon
trout, pound l5als; rock boiling. pound. NaZ5
90 medium. 2Ja25; do, pan. l5als white perch
large, round, l2al5; do. medium. 6a6; yellow
perch, large, pound. l3al5: do. medium Gas
macSerel, round. lGa2O: pUmpanoes. pound 2Ia25
tail0rs. large pound, l5als; do, medium. Gas
catfish, pound. 4a6: green pike. native. round.
lSale; eel'. medium TO large. pound. salO CLANS.
rs 10 sue. 100, 65a9o; hard ctabs as TO condition
25a6O ' '
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots o.
goed marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are
higher Lower grades nav be sod for less
Fancy goods command higher prices.
EGGS-steady; nearby. 4OaiG; Southern. "a 20
CHEESE-New York State factory, new. Sal
BUTTER-Egin print. a.; Elgin tub, &C; proc
ess q; store packed. ~.
LIVE POULTRN-Lire hens. per H., Sa8
boosters. Ter b., II: turkeys, per h., 2: suring
chickens per h.. Za36; ducks. per h.. lSso
geese. per ID. IOal3; keats. young, each, na5c.
DRESSED TOULTRY-Heus. choice, FER 10.
Ss&: spring chickens. @a8 per h.: turkeys
h. I3al5
LIVE STOCK Sheep. per H.. Jas: Iamhs
spring. l6al7; calves. per H.. IS; medium. Il;
Common Esli
SEEDs-Red clover I5Oal50 NJ bu.h.,
alsike clover. l20Eal25O peT bushcl: crimson clo-
yer. n-0sil5o per tushsl: timothy. 3s5aIOO per
bushel; rcd top. IOal5oo per 100 lbs; hue.
gTaS. 2a0a700
GRAIN-whsat. milling. per bu.. 2lOa2 -
COIN. psr bu., 2IOa2.2O: oats white. esa7O: mixed
oats GAGS.
FRUITs-Apples, new, per hhl.. l.5Oas 20;
per box. J0al5O: California oranges. ? uoAS %
lemons. 6.oo17.OO; PEACHES. 225a3oO crate: va.
ternelons. Ea5o each: cnutaloupes. Colorado
standard. l0Oa2 20: fats, T5al 20 crate: South
ern and nearby. Sa2oO; Erspes. Cuncords. crate.
l25a2O; NisEsras. crate. ls5asOC; Delaware.
crate. l.75a250; pears, basket. 5Oa2 50; dsmsJns.
basket 4oal o
GREEN GOODS-Potatoes. new. 3OOz375 pr
Dbl: No potatoes, sOsG00: sweet potatoes.
iOoa5d0 peT hbl. No. . 20A250 bbl string
beans pr bbl.. 50Oa6 90; pepTcrs. per basket
75al.00; okra. per crate. 75alOO: rad shes. per
100. l.Joa2oo; cucrmheu. basket. l.j0a2.25; egg
plant. l.25al.0 crate; new cabbage. pr bbi..
%: bests. per bunch 3a5; lettuce, 75a2 -
per basket; celery. per doz, SOaT5; celery. crate.
%; rumsins lettuce. IUal56: squash.
l.0Oll.S per crate: t0mstors, T5sl 30. spring
onions. l50a2oo ~ 100 bunchss: onions. per
sack, 35aSOo: spinach, 2soa30O rer thl.: ka!s.
l.0al.G rer bhl.: corn. rer doz., sas5 lima
bsans. per ct, 25a3o.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
STRENGTH DEVELOPS
ON N. Y. EXCHANGE
Market Rallies After President APP
proves Steel Price Agreement.

CBy the International News servIce.)
New York, Sept 24-Strength de-
veloped in the market today, follow
ing early apathy, shortly after news
reached Wall Street that President
Wilson had approved the agreement
reached by the War Industries Board
and steel interests. The announce
ment Of steel-price fixing came as a
surprise. Traders who had been dis
appointed several times recently when
the expected announcement was not
forthcoming at the times rumor set
for It's staging, were rather slow to
accept the news as authoritative.
However. when convinced OF its
autheticity they got under the market
and trading became brisk.
United States Steel Common. which
had been hanging around no. quickly
advanced to Ill. and then went
steadily upward. closing at 112 3-S or
full points above Saturday. Crucible
Steel made an advance OF rs Bald
win Locomotive gained 4 Ia. Bethle-
hem Steel and Bethlehem Steel B
closed up 1 81 and ? "a respectively
Rails were firm and industrials be-
came sympathetically strong with the
ruling trend Of the market. General
motors displayed especial strength.
closing with an advance of 4 SIS
points. Corn Products gained / SIS.
Another factor which gave con-
fidence to traders was the announce
ment Of a probable return to work
not later than Wednesday of the
shipbuildinE workers on the Pacific
Coast.
An average OF twenty-five stocks, OF
which fifteen were rails and ten in
dustrials, showed a closing price of
$50 as against SIT for Saturday.
Call money was quoted at 81 to
I per cent
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
CITIZENS DISCUSS
VACANT PREMISES
Mid-Ciy Association Takes Firsl
Step Toward Community
Betterment.

To IN vacant premises and stores
OF the vicinity the Mid-City Citizens
Association last night AT its first far
meeting, at 1903 Seventh street north
west appointed a committee OF five
members TO cooperate with the realty
brokers in an effort to secure ten
ants.
A campaign 10 advance the member
ship OF the society was launched. when
two committees. to be composed Of
twenty members each. we're deslgnat-
ed.
Support Of all member Of the or
ganization was requested Ir the Red
Cross melting-pot 2
During discussion Of the rHofr Of
the exemption boards. Secretar. A j.
DriEcoll. chairman Of the secon.. 81
emption precinct, assured the mems
beers OF the impartiality and square,
ness with which the work OF exam
ming the candidates was being copE
Quoted.
The annual election OF officers VII
be held at the next meeting.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

head. against 5soe head last week. Receipts, 2i2
car loads for market for the week, rs car loads
for market today. Liberal supply; 81 cents
oWer. Quote: Steers. choice. Il Joal3oO: good
butcher. ll.o0all.75; medium. 9I0ae.55; common,
7.2as0: heifers, choice, lOOOal075: fair 10 good,
s.loalO.O; common TO medium, 7oas.p; bulls,
choice, Ss5as,lO; fair to rood, 7oas 10; common
10 medium. 5.S5a655; COWS. choice, 7.eOzs i
fair to good 4.JOa6.s5.
ended at noon today were : sl3 head. against
1865 head last week. Fair supply; market
lower. Quote: Sheep. s.OoslO 20; lAmt-. l2oa
no
HOGS-Receipts for the week ended at noon
today were sgd head. sgainst 53g head last
week. Good supply; market strong Quote ,
Light Westerns ls.SoaS75; heavy 20 medium
ls.T5al9sO: pigs. l7sjalsH
CALVEs-Rscc4pts for the week ended at
noon today were N head. against SO head last
week. Good supply; market steady. Quote
calves. sual60n
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
HEADS 100000
OIL COMPANY

r. w. Power, of r. W. Power and
Company. has been elected presi-
dent OF the Power Oil, Gas and Coal
Company. This company has been
chartered under the laws Of the
State OF Delaware with a capital or
100000. Their Washington office
is located in the Union Savings
Bank Building. II l. reported that
they control some very fine leases
in West Virginia. Mr.. Power re-
ports that the stock OF the new
company Is being disposed OF very
rapidly and that field operations
viii commence at a very early date.
Mr.. Power has been very success
full in promoting some large com
panles in and around Washington.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
Seek SIS, 900 Damages
From Federal Employe
On Alienation Charge

P"udleton Holmes. defendant in
. suit for absolute divorce fled in
the District Supreme Court BY
Bertha J. Holmes filed suit him
self yesterday FOR 81. on damages
against AlonZo 9. Wells. OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Tor alleged alienation Of the aIee-
lions Of his wife
The Holmes were married IN De-
o'mbeI. ls"o. the declaration states.
and lived happily until the defend
ant met Mrs. Holmes last January.
The plaintiff has bren deprived.
he AYERS. o. the society ana fe1-
.oWs1ip OF has wife ever since
ATTORNEYS Shinn and Meehan rem
resent ;fo husband.
Mrs. Holmes names co-responS-
ent in her suit.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET

Chicago. sept. 4.-HOGS-Receipts 1000;
firm. Bulk, ls.l5als 90; light II e5aIs 90: mixed,
n.Nalso0; heavy, FeoalsOO; rough, l76Oal7.sO;
pigs. H.OOal7.s5.
CATTLE-Receipts. 300: slow Native beef
cattle, Sjal7.s6; Western steers 65Oal54O; stock
ers and feeders, 6.Oalll5; cows and heifers, $40
az IS calves. lloOdl575.
sHEEP-Receipts. 1900; weak. wethers, $50
ALSO; lambs, l3OOalsn
Pittsburgh, Sept. "a. = CATTLE-Receipts.
5000; lower. Steers. l2s5al30; heifers, 9.OOa
l0.2j; cows T.T5AsT5
HOGs-Receipts 800; higher. Hsavies, le.s5a
1880; heavy workers., IL, Goals. 10: Hight workers.
ls.25als5O; pigs, T.Tsals.oo.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 400; steady.
Top sheep las: top lambs, no.
CALVBs-Receipts LOO; steady. Top. 1900.
baltinPre. Md, Sept. A-CATTJE-Receipts
Tor the week ended at noon today were $50
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
NEW YORK MONEY.

NsE York sept. gi-M0usy on call at the
r'rCk exchange OpsaCd al pr cant: high I
Der cent. low. q, Ter cent. closed. Ter cent.
NIa5t Of the days loans We're made at 4 pr
cent
Tine mUuey was about az was reported at
the close Of the week No increase was appar-
,nt in the number Of lenders, and demand con-
rirued fat Rates. IA per cent, sixty to ninety
DAYS -a5lz per cent. four to six months
Mercantile PAPER continued inactive with
rates held firm by purchasers. Supply m1der-
ate. Ind1rssd bills receivable. sixty to uin.ty
DAYS. 5 7sr cent Other good names, four %
az month, TO run, 5isa5A per cent
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furnlShed BY n. L. Carpenter & Co.
New York.
PreHiNIs
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

baltimore, Nd, Sept. alive pOrrrTpy
Prices per pound. unles. otberriss s,atsd
- eAl@ young. large by boat. o do. large.
y Np's:s, .; do, small to medium AZ. Do
Young, White LeghOrns. q; old hens. 4 pounds
ana Sii o'cr' .; do. small to medium. b. old
S mnlte Leehorn hens. "a; old rosters, i4aD;
80. yDuns Museovy and mongrel, 2la2l; do.
Halls; spring. 81 pounds and over ~. ~
smaller. poor. leal7; pigeons, old. pair 40. do
young, pair, %; guinea fowls. young. Ii pounds
mo up Zach, Gas; do. smaller, 25a3O
EGGs-Market firm. loss of. MARYLAND pepn-
sHania ard nearby, q; Eastern Shore. MARY
, .hd ana Virginia, q; Western (Ohio). a.. West
Hsn4A' ~ southern lNorth Carolins), co.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
AMI SUEES 10 MEET

MIS-. James W Wadsworth. OF NeE
York. will preside over the FIRST Sep
TENDER gathering Of the National ,,s-
sociation Opposed 20 woman's suf-
irage, 10 be held next THURSDAY ar
ternoon al l61 X strot northwest
Several months ago Mrs. Robert Ian
sing. wife OF the Secretary ~ state.
accepted the secTetsryship OF the as
soCiation.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
ARCADE ACADEMY OPENS.

A series of monthly carnivals. prize
dances. exhibitions Of the latest mod
ern novelties in terpsiChore is on the
program for the Arcade dancing acad-
envy. which has opened its season
with every evidence of increased pop
ularity. A special series OF dance
entertainments will he a feature.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Sept. A-BUTTER-Fim; re-
ceipts, 500 packages; creamery. higher than
extras, Az: creamery extras (e2 scorel, t4As
Az; frsts. 4Sa4i; seconds, HKa42ly
EGGS-Weak receipts 972l cases. fras,-
gathered extras. i5a6: extra fists. 49aH. firs,s
3oHail4; seconds. a1sa39; State. PENNSYLVANIA
and nearby hennery. whites. fine to fancy 5sa
60; State, Pennsylvania and nearby bennery
browns. isa50
CHEESE-Firm; receipts, 1,jc7; State fresh
specials z6aB ; do. Average run, 25isa25ai.
fowls. 26ika27H; turkeys. lsaD.
DRESSED POUBTRr-Firm; chickens 2ia3g;
fowls 2a5l; turkeys, 2la31.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Sept. 2L-The curb market trading
vas quietrr. with prices heavy after opening at
small advances. Aircraft shares were under
pressure. CUrtiss Aeroplane and Wright-Martin
Wers lower.
Motor shares were Irregular. Oil shares also
wers Quieter; low priced oil shares were quieter
and barely steady. Metal shares were less &C
tive, with price movements irregular
Furnished by W. W. yesterday & Co. Inc.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

Liverpool. Sept. a.-Fixsd prices for cotton
intureS were 10 points higher today, as follows
~ iember. Ee2; September October, nee: Octo-
~ November. ED; November December, l6 80:
ceInbcT-January. 1866: February March 1916.
March April. 1851: April-AIay 1873: May-June
l62l; June-July 1913.
-, pot was quiet, with prices 10 points higher.
~ ihe sales were 1900 bales. The receipts were
.-'NV bales. all American SPOT prices were
american AZ ne middling. fair lss7d: good middling
-. -, m1ading. B.92d; low middling, ls.42d ;
good ordinary, I7.I7d; ordinary 1sg7d
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
He Sure Likes Chicken;
So MIR. Katz Is $40 Out

The effects OF the high cost Of living
was evidenced again in the police
records yesterday, when Morris Eatz.
proprietor OF a store at % Fenton
place northwest, told the police that
a coop containing eighteen chickens
was stolen from in front Of his place
of business.
The chickens, he says. were worth
SO.
There isn't a trace Of the thief.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

A Riverhead, N. K. woman willed
s $4,000 to her maid Cor faithful SER
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.

FIRST RAcE-ciAimins; 3year-oIds and up
ward; one and one-sixteenth miles
Index. Horst. VIZ. Under Hon. WI
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

A firm in Colombia is in the mar
ket for veneers. Samples and prices
are requested.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Baltimore. Nd. sept. I-wHEAT- Clos5d
Quiet Ne. red soft spot. Al
CJRN-CIossd firm; spot. 2-02 nominal.
OATS-Market frmi standard white, Is: No.
? white. So.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

Yarn suitable for knitting stocs-
ings is needed by a firm IN Mexico
City, Mexico.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

FOURTH RACE-Cscil Selling Stakes; Syesr.
olds and upward; one mile and seventy yards.
tsq Damrosch I'LL II Wooden Shoes ..lo
20 Robert Bradley los so1 Vermont -. l0s
dD Ed Roche .......lo7ir75, kits ,,...,.,.... q
"a Goldcrest Boy ..l0 "a III Hills -. ,s,
go Royal Interest ..I6QD Hubbard -, us
tsll Prince Henry ...lOs
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

SEVENTH RACE-CAimins; Sysar-oId, and
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

FIFTH RAcE-senlnc; syeaI-olds; one mile
- l.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25
Washington Stock Exchsnge.

uIuIslVl y w b HIUhs q %.
SALES.
Washington Gas. at TlL, 2 at IN, at in
GOVERNMENT BONDs
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

SIXTH RACE-Claimins; 3-year-olds and NJ
ward; one and one-si1teenth miles.
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

THIRD RAoE-Claiming; syesr-Olds and up
ward; ax furlongx
The Washington herald., 1917-09-25

SECOND RACE-Claiming; steeplechase;
Iear-olds and upward; about two miles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1917-04-24
 STEAMER MOVEMENTS and Mail Information
NOW BOUND NORTH

NOW BOUND NORTH Alaska will be due from the south tomorrow night or Thursday morning. Spokane will be due from the south at Il o'clock tomorrow forenoon. a. Humboldt is expected from the south at 10 o'clock tomorrow night.
 SCHEDULED sAillNos Mariposa will be due to sail from Seattle Saturday. Admiral Farrasut is scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow. City of Seattle is scheduled to sail from Seattle today. Al-ki is scheduled to sail from Seattle tomorrow. Princess Sophia is scheduled to sail from Vancouver tonight.
 soUTHBouNp sAILiN0s Admiral Watson is scheduled to sail southbound tonight at 6 o'clock.
 Northwestern is expected south bound tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock.
 Dolphin is due southbound to- morrow morning. All of the above steamers car ry mail.