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Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-11
State Cannot Collect Tax
On Land Formerly Outside

3 Lincoln, Oct. l0.--(Special. )-The
sfate Of Nebraska cannot collect taxes
IN land formerly in South Dakota
before the boundary line was deter
Mined according to an opinion by
Attorney General Reed today.
In 1905 an act was passed by the
Nebraska legislature to determine the
boundary line between South Dakota
and Nebraska where the river had
changed It's bed leaving land formerly
in one state in the other and vice
versa. The right to collect delinquent
taxes on these lands was put up BY
the county treasurer OF Dakota county
to the attorney gene4
Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-11

discomfort when urinating. bloody. cloudy
and stringy urine, too frequent or SUPPRESS
ed passages. All these are natures signals
to warn you Of diseased kidneys or bladder.
which may lead to fatal Bright's disease.
Don't wait until the danger Is upon you.
Go to your druggist at once. Get trial box
Of GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil Capsules.
They are made Of the pure. original. inn
ported HARLEM Oil. the kind yonr great
grandfather used. About two capsules each
day win keep you toned up and feeling fine.
Money refunded II they do not help you,
But remember to ask for the imported GOLD
MEDAL brand In sealed packages, 25c, 50c
and observation-disclosures
Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-11
OH! THAT AWFUL BACKACHE
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

An unhealthy body. and the unhappiness
and misery which follow. may be prevented
by ordinary Judgment and care. Keep your
stomach and kidneys In shape and you will
have good health. The kidneys work Is 70
throw off the poisonous matters which enter
the body. II they perform this work regu-
lsrly and automatically the other organs win
take care Of themselves.
Diseased conditions Of the bladder or kid
neys are indicated by nervousness. sleep.
lessness, that tired. worn-out feeling, dizri.
ness. nausea. backache, lumhaxo, rheuma-
tism. pain IN the lower abdomen. many So
called female troubles severe pain and
Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-11
Tuesdays Summaries:
Trotting, 2;0s class. three In five, $1,000;

' '
Bacelli, b. h.. by Bingara
twh,ts, ........;. sloys II
Ross B., b. g., by Petro-
MUS {Wrightb.,......... / 2
Peter Chenault. b. h.. by @
Peter the Great tMurphy) 70
Lettie Lee, Harry ]. s., Brescia, Bren-
Vile, Charley Rex. Daisy Todd. Spriggan.
Straight Sail and Miss wodbine also start
ed Time: 2:osk. 2:o5lz. 2:o5A, 2:o7.
2;0sx, 2:l0h 80
Pacins. s:oe class, three in five $1,000: :
Helen Chimes. br. m. by :.
Tho Magnet (Owen).... AL II
Young Todd. b. g., by Dr.
rector Todd tcox).
Peter Nash. ch. h., by
Peter the Great tRus-
selD ,................ as MA 70
Barlight and Colonel Armstrong also
started. Time: 2:o5h, 2:ef&. 2;o415.
2:osN. 2:oSA. Ajax.
The Dinner stakes, special sweepstakes
Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-11

for 3-year- trotters, two In three, $4,000:
Miss Bertha Dillon, ch, T., by Dillon
Axworthy (SerrilI, ilI,a.....,........... !
Harvest Gale. b. T., BY The Harvester
tCox) .......r.......: '....-'.r.
Tacita. ch. t., by Atlantic Express
tFieming) ......................
Time: 2:o7A, 2:oSk.
The Cumberland. 2;05 pace, two In three
s., 900:
Little Frank D., b. g.. by Little Frank
s(yalenttne) ......,..............: !
The Savoy blk. g. tCox).
Peter Pointer, BLK. h. tSnow). .......-. .
E Adioo Guy, Hal B.. Jr., and Thomas Earl
also started. Time: 2:04h, 2:o5&.
To beat 2:l0 trotting;
Brownie Watts, br. m. by General Watts
(Rodney). Time: 2:osh.
To beat s:1sA trotting:
Miss Lattela, b. m, by Aquiliin Valentine).
Time: 2:l1h. e.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-11
Pender Suicide Will Be
Buried in West Point

West Point, Neb,, Oct. l0.--(Spe-
cial. THE body Of Clyde Sass, who
committed suicide at Pender. was
brought to this city for burial. He
was born and lived here many years
coming from family Of prominent
pioneers Interment will be in Mount
Hope cemetery
Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-11

Fractional time: o;si. 1:os. i:sf. ':os-
To beat 2:00s4, pacing.
Miss Harris NJ, .br. m, by Peter The
Great tMcDonald), lost.
Time: z:o1A. 40
Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-11
snain Back to. Normal

Madrid. Oct. 7.-Discontinuance OF
martial law throughout Spain was an
'nounced in a decree issued today.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-11
STREET LIGHTING

During these turbulent times under wholly unusual
and abnormal is working at top speed
keep the vast machinery Of America in notion that comfort
may still rest with her people and victory with her arms
This is fully as true Of Your Electric Service Company as
Of individual servants Of the contryfor all Uncle
Sans servants such circumstances have recently been
forced upon him. SS tt@5 Nm
One Of the present duties of this company has been to In
stall new street lighting system in Greater Omaha
This would have been comparatively simple matter in the
days of peace but spite OF the tremendous de-
mands of busy and determined government upon the
ufacters Of electrical supplies progress has been made
Material and appliances of this Sort including large quant
ties ordered by Your Electric Service Company for the Omaha
improvement work. often Communicated by busy and
termned for in certain of its fighting units
Yet despite this the work has forged ahead. N.s +.
In the principal streets the business section $40 Of the
modern doublestandard lights out of total 400 named the
plans have been placed pursuant Of orders by the city govern
ment while SO lights out of 09 have also been
other parts the city have been newly installed changed out
Of q total Of about 2,2o0 h'
Considering the insputabIe fact that Americas interests
must first with everyone during her hour Of trial. Your
Electric Service Company feels confident that patience will be
exercised by those acquainted with the situation at the
same time gives that the street lights will be
placed as ordered by the city, rapidly such orders and the
receipt Of material and supplies will permit ~
Remember our new telephone number Tyler Three One
Hundred
NEBRASKA POWER COMPANY
.YoUR RLEcTRfc SERVICE COMPANY: n.
Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-11
One Man at State House
/. LaborS Far Into the Night

tFrom staff< Correspondent
Lincoln, Oct. 10-(Special.) "A
widespread feeling has prevailed that
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations gwen below are for large lots Of
good marketable goods only. Jo5bers' prices
are higher. Lower grades may be sold for less.
Fancy goods command higher prices.
EGGS-Steady; nearby. g; Southern. 81.
CHEESE-New York State factory. new. 8sz
BUTTER-Elgn pint. an; Elain tub. soIf
process. 50; store-packed. 81.
POULTRY-Liye hens per n. q: roosteIs,
per h.. Is; turkeys per lb. 2na22; spring chick
ems. per H., 8a2s; ducks. per h., l3a2D; geese.
per h., l0al3; keats. young, each. +oa5j.
DRESSED POULTRY-Hens choice. per h..
2JaA; spring chickens. per o., 2sa3O: turkeys.
per h.. 3as; roosters. per h.. l7als; geese.
per h.. l3al5.
HAY-No. timothy. 10 Uaeo.oo; No. ), Is0oa
ls6; No. mixed, l6.ooaI7. 90; Nc. ., N.oOal5. 90
SEEDs-Red clover. lI.5oall.T5 per busheI
alsike clover. llsosl2.5O: crimson clover, lO.T5a
ll.25; timothy 5.75a3.eO; red top, l3.0Oal35O
bluegrass, 2.25s2.5O orchard grass, 500; white
clover. 50; alfalfa clover. I7als per h.: COW
peas. 2.5Oa3.75 per bushel.
GRAIN-Whest, milling, old, per busheI
2ios25o; new, 200; ordinary. l25al3O: corn
l.sSs.00; oats. white Sass; mixed Sass.
GREEN GOODS-Potatoes, new. 3.50ai.50 pei
barrel; No. 2. l.5Oa25O Per barrel; string beans
per bbl. l0Oa2o: peppers. per crate, 75a1 80
okra, per crate. L00al5o; radishes. per 100, l.5Oa
zoo; cucumbers. per basket, 75al.25: eggplant
l.5oa2oo crate; new cabbage, per bbI, 5Oa75
bcets, per bunch. 2s3; celery, per doz. 3Oa75
ccl"ry, per crate. 2.50ae.oJ; rorapine lettrcc
| 5Oa75 per basket; lettuce, 75al.oo per basket
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PhiladCll hia July 0.-BUTTER-Firm under
fairly active demand and stronger outside
adyices and prices advanced izc on solid packed
creamery and lc on prints. Quotations: West
eru. solid-packed creamery. fancy, specials. &:
extra 4Oail; extra Grsts. 70: firs's. 81; ec Mt
81: nearby prints, fancy, a: average extra, IA
E; hrsts. 40a41; seconds. SAB: special iarcy
brands Of Prints jobbing at l7aO.
EGGS-Fsncy stock brought outside rates, but
heat-damaeed and unattractive eggs dull and
weak. Todays quotations were: Nearby frsts,
1880 case; nearby cuuent receipts, 1880; Wes;-
em extra frsts. 1850 case; firsts. 1880; fancy
selected eggs jobbing at 42a43 dozen.
GREEN FRUITS AND vEGETABLES-Ar-
ples, bill. Ben Davis, I.ooaS.o5; Baldwin. 4O9a
$50; Northwestern. box, l.5a2 n: nenrby han
piles, Porto Rico crate 2.01as 90; cr1ants, New
York, qt., lcal3: blackbcrries Jersey. at. Sail
Delaware and Maryland, 7al1; raspberries. red,
pt., 5a5; bucSlcheTries, North Carolina qt., ia
Is; cherries, s-lh. basket soir G,a75: sweet.
eoa75; plums. Georgia. carrier. s2ooa5o0; Nortn
Carolina. carrier l-50ac.0o; cantaouTes, Georgia.
stand. crate, T5aso; Georgia. pony crate, 5Oaeo;
crate. 2.5ca3.oO; California. pony crate. 22j;
California. fiat crate eOsl.oo North Carolina.
stand. crate, 75al.15; North Carolina, pony
crate. Cars; North Carolina, fat crate, 25aS5
reaches Georgia, per carrier. Elterta. fancy.
225ac.50; Elberta ordinary. l.5cs20o; Belle ri
Georgia. fancy. 225s25O; Belle Of Georgia. orti.
nary, l.iOac.ol; watemelons, Southern. ca-,
l5c.eoa2Co.oo; white potatoes, Norfolk, bbl. No.
J., 3Ccai.C0; No. 2, I75al.90; No. 2 5Oae0; jersey
ts-bish. basket. No. !, 75aeo: Eastern shcre bbl.
No. ]. 37Sai25; No. ., l.75a225; Jersey. %busll.
basket. No /. 75aso; No. Q. ioa5o: onions. Texas.
l.l21z; eggplant. Southern. boz. l.7sa225; Gu
cumhsrs, Delaware and MARYLAND, basket. COa
LOO, Norfolk. basket, 50a75; Norfolk, tbl., l59a
> Is; mushrooms. Alb. basket. 100 also.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
YOUR WEDDING DAY
And the Famous Men and womeu
Who Have shared 1t.
BY MARY MARSHALL.
July 21-Tkomak Henry Huxley an,
HenrIetta Anne Heafharn

July 21-Thomas Henry Huxley and
Henrietta Anne Heathorn.
Perhaps one of the most favora Bile
conditions OF mind for the first stages
of falling in love is loneliness. At
any rate, the fact that Thomas Hux-
ley was extremely lonely in Aus
tralia contributed to the ardor Of his
courtship. A few weeks before he
became engaged he wrote to his sis
ter in England that he was filled with
sorrow to think that there was not a
single soul in all Australia who cared
whether he was alive or dead. Hux-
ley was g years old at the time, and
he was staying in Sidney. Australia,
as naval surgeon. Among his most
intimate friends there were Mr.. and
Mrs. Tanning. Mrs. flaming had a
sister. Henrietta. and 1t was this
Henrietta who became the beloved of
the great biologist.
Mrs Tanning has a sister" he
wrote in a letter home shortly after
he had met her, ''and the dear little
sister and l managed to fall in love
with one another in the most absurd
manner after seeing one another-I
will not tell you how few times, lest
you should laugh. Do you remember
how YOU used to talk to me about
choosing a wife, Well. think that
my choice would satisfy even your
fastidiousness."
This letter was written to Huxley s
sister, and not very long after he
wrote another to his motner. appar-
emily following a list of questions
from her concerning the girl he had
chosen to be Mrs. Thomas Huxley.
First as to age" he said, ''Netty
is almost three months younger than
myself-that is the difference in our
years. But she is in fact as much
younger than her years as ! am
older than mine. Next as to COM
plexion. she is exceedingly fair. with
the Saxon yellow hair and blue eyes.
Then as to face, I really do not know
whether she is pretty or not-some-
times l think she is and sometimes /
wonder how the idea ever came into
my head"
It was not till seven years after the
engagement was entered into that
Huxley and Henrietta Heathorn were
married. Apparently the only thing
that stood in the way of their marry
ing sooner was the fact hat Huxley
had not been able before that to sup.
port a wife. When the marriage did
take place, on July 81. 1855. poor Hen
rietta had so far declined in health
that specialists predicted that she
could not live six months.
six months or not she is going &c
| be my wife, said the still ardent
suitor. And the marriage proved to be
the only remedy that the faithful little
! bride needed, for under Huxley's ten
der care and constant devotion she
soon recovered and lived for many
years to add joy. and happiness to his
! busy life.
Copyright, lsl7.l
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

BaItimCre. July 8.-WHEAT- Receipts. Sc. Is
bushels. consisting Of s,.z7i bushels Western and
3.lsl bushels Southern. The market opened
firmer; SPOT, old. rs. nominal bag lots of
Southern srld from lEs to 2ll as to quality
ard condition. The close was frmer; spots, 80.
nominal. The sctting price No. red
soft. SPOT, old 225. g..
CORN Receipts. s5,2is bushels. consisting Of
e4.e72 bushels Western and SIG bushels South
ern. Corn quoted at 90oas.5l. The market
orened frmer; spot. 2.Clh, nominal The close
was frmer; spot. 203. The settling price was:
Contract, 202k.
OATS-Receipts 1888 bushels. STANDARD
white s2lsas3: No 3 white, s2as2H.
RIE-RecCipts 1854 bushels; bag lots as to
quality and condition, 2.lCa2.S0
MILLFEED-Frices per ten: STring wheat
bran g .00l57. 30; Western middling. F00af7 30.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
SOUTHERN PLAYER
DIDN'T KNOW MATTY
Lazy Man Shows Pep When Bat.
ting Against Grants Sox.

Hugh 8. Fullerton, In the Ameri-
can Magazine. tells how a manager
got q lazy ball player to work. The
player was a Southerner. and refused
to work hard up North. But when
he didn't recognize Matty In the box.
the managers opportunity came.
Fullerton says:
Mistah' Che always called me
Mistah), Mistah, he says. that's
the itchinin'est man evan see.
Who o-all is he?'
I'm not trying to grab any medals
for fast thinking. / thought every
one In the world knew Matty and
that Boil Weevil was kidding, 80 ]
says:
".Him7 Oh, that's Grant, son OF
the fellow who licked you Rebs.'
'Whooppee" says Boil weevil.
grabbing for a bat. That pitchin'
man Ginersl Grants son? You-alls
watch me drive him outen this hyah
pahk'
He hardly could wait to get to
the bat. Every time he comes up he
runs at the plate, jumps up and
down and yells:
"'Come on, you-all Grant man, I'll
do you-all laik we-uns ouhta done
yo paw
He hit everything Mstty pitched,
up against the stands, and went
around the bases giving the Rebel
yell and shouting to Natty, who
thought he was crazy. Between in
nings / sat next to Boil Weevil on
the bench and recited history for
him-and according to me what
Grant had done to the South would
have made the Belgtans think they
got off easy. In the tenth inning
Boil Weevil busted one onto the top
Of the stands and broke II up.
Reckon that evens up fob what
his paw done said Boil weeviI to
me. I'll show them Yanks.'"
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd. July TO- EGGS-Market weak.
loss off, Maryland. Peunsyirsnia and nearby. %;
Eastern hore Maryland fhd Virginia. y; West
ern tOhio). q; West Virginia. q; Southern
cases. 3iHs3; candled. 8.
BUTTER-Separstor. extra. S9afo; hrsts. ia
80; prints k-pound. extra, 3sz4o; hrsts, vas;
do. l-pound, ertra. sss4o; -Arsts. TsS; nearby
creamery, Sa37; hrsts, 35aSs; dairy prints. Mary
land. PennsylFania and Virginia. extra. SaA;
hrsts. 81; stoIe-packed. frsts, SeaS3
LIVE POCLTRY-Prices per ponpd unless
otherwise stated. Chickens. spring. IN to :
pounds. 3sa:o; do. TX to II pounds. 26a2s; do.
pound and under. Bias; do, young white
Leghorns. 2iasj; do. old hens. heavy. 2; do.
small to msdium. z; Co, old ROSTERS. lzal2.
Ducks. old, Muscoyy snd Mcngrel. l5ale; do,
Indian Runners. old. IS: do. Puddle. old. l5als;
do. spring ~ pounds and over. 2ls2; do.
smaller. IoOr. lsal9. Pigeons. I'D. pair, 20; do,
yourg. pair. %.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN GOODS
Apples. Early Harvest. fancy. per barrel 2ooa
basket, looal.5: beans. Norfolk. basket. looa
l25; Rappahannock. basket. fsalW; native,
green. bushel, l.o0al.2s; beets. Norfolk, bunch
lalh; Rappahannnock, bunch. lalh; native.
bunch. lalh; blackberies. Southern, quart. la
III Eastern sLore Maryland. quart. losl2; cab
bage. Eastern Shore yirgiris, barrel. eoa7s;
crate, Isas5: Norfolk. barrel 75a5; ioSk
River. barrel. eoa75; eantsloupes. South Caro-
lima, per crate. 75al.oo; Geocgis. crate. 15als0;
corn Rappaharnock. per dozen. Salo; Eastern
Shore Maryland. PER dozen. sal2; eucumbeTs,
North Carolina. basket, l.o0al.S0; native, per
basket. ioA5o: Virginia. barrel. 3ooA:.9; cur
rants Maryland and Virgins. per quart,
loall; eggplsnts. Norfolk. crate. 25ca3oo; buckle
berries. Southern. quart, l2ali; Maryland and
Virginia. quart. I2alS: kale. native. bushel box.
lSazS; lettuce. New York. basket. Sai co; native.
hIsheI box. 25a5o; ouionS. Texas Bermuda. crste.
l.l0al. g; spring. 100 punches, 100; Rappahan-
mock, yellow, bssket. 75aloo; do. barrel 22a
$50; do. white. barrel. 200; peaches. Southern.
crate. 20oa25o: peppers Florida. crate. l.5oa
rs; IaspberTies. Eastern Shore. red. pint. 6a7:
do. quart, lIal5; Rhubarb. nearby. 100 bunchtE
50al.oo; spinach. native, bushel box, Da25
squash, native. lFskct. SOap; tomatoes, Potomac.
carrier. npe. I0oal.25; do, green. carrier. 75a
100; do, ordirary. carrier. 50aso; do. RsTs-
hammock. crate. OAl.0e: watermelons. Florida
and Georgia. Eo. l5.oos5o.oo.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
AUCTIONS.
THos. ). OWEN a son. Auctioaeer,

% " W ~ - SSNs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING. No. ~ FOURTH STREET
SOUTHEAST.
By virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly ~
corded IN Dber No. 5s;5. folio l5 e. seQ., of
the land records Of the District ~ Columbia.
and az the reqU st AZ the parts s-Ulfed thereby.
the undersigned surviving trustee will sell. ~
public auction in front Of the rrcmises. on
MONDAY, THE WITH DAY OF July. A. n.
1911. at O'Clock r. m. the following desc fbcd
land and PREMISES. situate m the City of Wash-
ington, District Of Columbia and designated
and being the south . feet 6 inches front
by the depth thereof a original lot numbered
e in square numbered SlI.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the rtIfchass
money 10 be paid in cash. talsnce IN two equal
installments, payable IN one and two yess.
with interest at per ccntm PEI Hnuun. usy-
ate semi annually, from day Of sale securcd
by decd Of trust upon the property sold. or al
cash at the option Of the purchaser. deposit
OF 500 win be required ~ time Of sale Al
cnvcyGncing recording etc. Al cost of nm
chaser. Terms 81 sale TO he complied win
within fifteen DAYS from DAY Of sale Other
wise the surviving trustee ressryes the right TO
resell the property at the rsk and cost Of DE-
faulting purchaser, after FIVE DAYS adFertise~
ment Of such resale in some newspaper pub
lished in Washington, ID. c.
sAMUEL n. WALKER.
N1ea AB8.0. surviving Trustee.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New 1Csk. July S.-The cotton market Was
ncrNocs aud unsettled today. The tone Of the
market after the opening weakness had been
Worn of Was much better. and October at one
time sold up 70 2i.7O or within points oi
last nights clCSs. The midday market WIS
steady, being practically unchanged from last
night on a rally Of % pOint1 frtm the low fore
noon lsvel.
Early afternoon prices bulCed sharTly on a
Zurich dispatch quoting the German chancellor
as stating that the cSltral lowers we're ready
TO enter peace negsti=tions with the allies at
any time. In the last hoTr the market was even
more fe.srish and cratic under alternating
waves Of buying and selling The close was
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
In the World of Finance and Trade
STOCKS ARE ACTIVE
ON n. Y. EXCHANGE
Wall Street Sees Favorable Govern
ment Attitude Toward Business.

CBy the International News ServIce.)
New York, July 20.-Wall Street i'm
agined that II saw in Washington to-
day evidence of a more favorable
attitude toward business and there
fore IL bought stocks. The result was
a general uplift in the market. Steel
men say they believe the price fix
ing dispute will be ended early next
week.
The copper situation is no better
from labor point OF view but the
price Of the metal improved a cent
today in quotations. Chandler Motors
were under pressure for a while. Stutz
Motors made an official announcement
Of its earnings for the half year.
showing SD a share.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21

squash. 50s75 per e-ate; tomatoes, l5oa22 Per
cIate; sp-ing onions, l-50sa0) per 100 bunches
onions, Texas l5oai.D per crate; green leas'
SooaSo pS1 barrel; spinach, l-soa2S0 per barrel
kale. 5oss1 per bsr.el: com. rer crate. I5al.so.
LIVE SToCK-Sheep, per H.. 6a7; lambs
spring. l4al5; calves. per lb. isiiah; medium,
f2ai5 per h.; common. per h.. sAn.
fRUITS-Apples. new. per bbl., l8ai0
per bon, sai5; California oranges, l0oaI.2si
grapefruit, 4ooa5.oo; lemons 5.5oa6.0o; pines
3.ooas!eo; cherries, sails: peaches. 1ooa25o crate
watemelons 2oaS5 each; cantaloupes. southern.
l.ooa2o; California. zooa2.75 crate; blackber
ries. salHa per qt.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS, IN DUPIICHTT
will b received in the ofIcs q the Chief
Clerk, Department Of CommTue. Nineteeuth
st. and Pennsylvania ave. nv, Washington.
ID. C., until Il O'Clock non, July =. 1917, and
then opened. for desks and other uHice furni-
ture for use in the Department o. Commercs
Blanks for submitting r-upu-ak nsy be %
aimed upon apphNtion 10 the Chief Clerf o.
the Department At the above addrcss.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS Dis
trict Of Columba, July ls. lel7-SesIed rro-
nosAs viii be received at the Office Of the
secrettry Of the Board q Commissioner, Room
90. District Building. until : O'Clock p. n,
July 8. lsl7. for ccustructiuz a Foundry Ad-
dition 10 the Mckinley Manual Tuai4hf
School, No. lSo. loCsted At erne- Of Seventh
street and Rhode Island avenue northwest
Blank forms Of proposal. plans. specifications
and all necessary information may te obtained
from the Chief Clerk, Engineer Department,
Room y. District Building Washington.
u. c. A deposIt of five. collars viii be required
of bidders TO iusIre the return of the rlAns and
srecihCations. eLINFR T. NEWMAN LOUIS
BROWNDOW. JOHN c. n. KNIGHT. Com
misSnnerz u. Z
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago July eT-The September corn futures
scrd A. a ueW nigh lsyCl TODAY hanging be
tEs-n lax and i.63A. Cash corn was 2l2
al sold at .l5a2ls in 81. Louis and Kansas
tiiy
July wheat LrJRcd q gain Of lOc and the
). LteEber Of &c.
oats advanced sc 10 54.c.
liquidation Of long line Of provisions was
the feature Of the market.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
LEGAL NOTICE.

N TIE COURT OF COMMON Pleas NO
}, for the County Of Phladslphis. Commoa-
wealth of PENNSYLVANIA. December Term, lsls
No. 1886 In DiVorcs-ErDest J. Hut.ou v,
shirleJ @. Hutson.-To Shirley c. Hutson late
of Washington, District ot Columbia. respond
ent: You win take notice that have be.u sp-
rointeo master by the court in the above case in
which your husband, Ernest J. Hutson, has
brought suit against YOU On the grounds o. de-
sertion, and that will hold meeting for the
PURPOSE OF taking testim0uy in said case st
my Office. No l24 Lihrty Building. Broad and
Chestnut streets. Philadelphia, Pa. 90 MON
DAY, August 6. 1871, at 1 oclock ,. m. When
and where you may attend with witneSses II
you 70 desire. EDGAR A: BARNETT. Master
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21

The wise laundress knows that orA
dinary stains from fruit juice and
so on may generally be washed from
table linen If the latter is placed in
very hot water before any soap is
used. and allowed to remain there
for five or ten minutes. II these spots
are stubborn, salts of lemon or spirits
of ammonia will probably remove
them. In all cases the soiled linen
should be rinsed thoroughly before
being treated with soap
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21

In making a thorough botanical and
commercial study OF the banana the
Philippine Bureau of Agriculture has
collected banana plants from all over
the world.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-21
BY ThorHtof1 Fisher,

BEAUTIFtL 1ROOM MODERN House,
IN Virginia. a short distHBce from city: f1s
lawn, hedge and very large piece q ground;
property iaccs cast; one of the prrttiest places
IN Alexandra Co. PrIce. s. 20. $40 cash SO
pI mo-, including al intereS. JOHN SMITH
DEAL. Rom lT a I5,h 81 nv