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PV jiijw istcsii jRevs yr THE WASHINGTON POSr WEDNISDAJ NOVEMBER 22 1916 VOTES PILING UP FAST 500 For the Most Votes Standings in The Post Christmas Club Change Rapidly NEW NAMES COME TO FRONT Campaign Develops Into One of Endurance Where Steady Effort Counts Double Ballots and Extra Cash Prize Offers Worth Going After How Iieaders Now Stand Societies Lodges Clubs and Other Organizations May Compete The Post Christmas Club offers prizes for Individuals and a cash prize of 500 for some organization Each subscription carries with it votes for an individual and also for the organization ROYAL ARCH IS HOST Lafayette Chapter Gives Dinner onn Mf i1a 4 Mam1a Standings of candidates In The Posts Christmas Club are advancing by leaps and bounds A member no sooner trains the top than he is passed by some one else encouraged through the help of his friends The campaign is developing into one of endurance rather than of speed Per servance that Is a little work each day counts more than an occasional spurt Stephen Frank by adding Just a little bit more to his standing each day has kept his name well up among the leaders and today is at the top with 135509 votes Second Highest Member The second highest member Is one who polled more votes yesterday than any one else This is Thomas Harris who changed from 93000 to 134000 District 5 sends forth a new leader Mrs Smedes taking third position with 133000 District 2 has a number of heavy voters today Kay leads the district with 132350 Wade Atkinson Is second William Boyle third Lefas fourth Enter the 100000 Class Guy Worthington and Maj Fales enter the 100000 class In todays list Miss Mary Merrick president of the Christ Child Society polled 26500 giving her a total of 130000 Miss Merrick being an active member of a number of societies is expected to poll a much heavier vote before the closing date December 16 Now Ks the time for all members to start out on the double quick and pile up an automobile winning vote The double vote cash prize offer should stir up new interest in each of the districts Cash Prize Decided Dec 2 Hemember there Is 500 divided into two prizes of 300 and 200 to be won or lost as the result of the new subscriptions turned in from November 16 to December 2 and all new subscriptions count double votes during this period District No 1 Southern Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest and Including Southwest Washington Votes Stephen Frank 135500 Maver 127000 Mrs Bertha ONeill 124000 luv Worthington 111000 Mrs Anna ONeill 73000 Pev Paul A Menzel 29500 Thomas Johnson 12000 harles Jarvls 10000 Dr Joseph Madigan 7500 i 1 Swaggart 7000 District Xo 2 Be ween Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest and Massachusetts Avenue Northwest Kay 132330 Wade Atkinson 132000 William Boyle 131000 1 Lefas 130750 James OConnor 129500 Miss Myra Cheshire 12S750 Thomas Maieel 123000 Birge 121500 irs Minnie Uosetta 72500 1 Mcintosh 70000 seph Doyno 61501 Mrs Abbott 48250 Walter Whitehead 15000 Nicola Anastasi llOO I Meyer 9500 William Doing Jr 9000 August Hagemann 7500 1 Staub 7500 Heindrlck 7500 Russell 7000 District Xo 3 Between Massachusetts Avenue Northwest and Rhode Island Avenue North wr Thomas Harris 134000 Miss Grace Turner 129000 Miss Bessie Luber 127000 Giles 126250 Samuel Young 126000 Maj Fales 103750 Miss Ksther Hatton 73250 Miss Elizabeth Hedderman 69000 Dr Linnie Miller 75500 Howard Nelson 9000 Rev Jernagir 8600 Aaron Freudberg 7500 District Xo 4 Vest of Sixteenth Street Northwest North of Massachusetts Ave North west Including Georgetown and Outlying Sections Miss Mary Merrick 130000 Alan David 1 128 750 I Zerbe 127250 Kitner 1 Baxter lll750 rr Thomas Howerton 30000 Jack Abbott 22500 Tucker 7000 Vance Krathoff 7000 District Xo 5 Following are the votes registered for publication for the organizations up to Friday night Only individuals may compete for the other prizes Organizations with less than 10000 not published Eagles Aerie No 125 141000 Jewish Foster Home 1SS750 Elks 138500 University Club 136750 National Union Hospital Fund 135500 Clerks Union No 11773 133000 Masonic and Eastern Star Home 132000 First Reformed Church 131000 A No 4 130500 Windhorst Club 130000 Columbia Academy Conservatory of Music 130000 Woodmen of World Elm Camp No 129500 Troop 39 A 129250 Christ Child Society 129000 Holy Name Holy Rosary 123250 Racquet Club 128500 Columbus Country Club 128000 Irish American Union 127500 Social Order of Moose 126750 A building fund 128250 Hope Lodge A A 125350 I Washington Saengerbund 125000 I A i 75750 Lincoln Camp of A 65250 Company A 103d regiment 64600 Ruth No 1 47250 Keane Council Knights of Columbus 43000 Maccabees National No 1 40600 St Patricks Church 39750 Bethesda Presbyterian Church 29500 Osteopathic Association 24000 Concordia Church 23000 Holy Name Society 22500 La Fayette No 2 A A 14000 Harmony Lodge A A 13500 Fire Department of Hyattsvllle Md 13000 Benjamin1 French Lodge No 15 A A charities 11000 QUESTS FROM ALEXANDRIA More Than 200 at Tables In New Masonic Temple Listen to Addresses and Enjoy Vocal and Musical Program Speeches by High Priest Parsons and Others Francis A Hurley 59500 Miss A ONeal 84000 Ernest Dulln 17000 Junius Trice 17000 Mrs Ida Wilson 16500 James Deakins 11500 Smith 10000 Charles Walter 8500 Miss Julia Easter 7000 BALTIMORE MARKETS Baltimore Nov 21 WHEAT Closed easy No 2 red spot and November 186 December 186 January 187 No 2 red Western spot 191 CORN Closed firm No 1 white 105 District Xo 6 yeiiow 106 North of street northeast including I OATS Closed firm No 2 white 63 outlying section 63i standard white 62 No 3 white Crow 128250 61 Michael Keating 109750 POULTRY Alive Chickens old hens Miss Marion Johnson 34500 2 lbs and over lb 17 do old hens 8500 smaller 8 lbs 16 roosters lb 10011 8000 do voune and choice 2 lbs and over I Robey A Rice Arthur Sharnagle 7000 District Xo 7 17018 do under 2 lbs 17 ducks Musj covy 3 lbs 15 do white Peklngs lb 16017 do puddle 8 lbs and over 17 South of street northeast Indian runners 14016 pigeons pair Herry Hillyard 127750 20 turkeys heavy 8 lbs and over 22 McConnell 124000 BUTTER Creamery separator ex John Chevalier 122500 I tra 38038 per lb firsts 36037 per Mrs Joseph A Flynn 69000 lb prints lb 38039 per lb firsts 36 037 per lb prints 1 lb extra 38 39 per lb firsts 36037 per lb blocks 2 lhs extra 38039 per lb firsts 36 37 per lb dairy prints Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia firsts 29030 per lb firsts 27 028 per lb store packed firsts 28 028 per lb Rolls Maryland and Pennsylvania 28029 West Virginia 28 029 EGGS Maryland Pennsylvania and Western firsts 40 West Virginia 40 Southern 39 LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET James Brooks 27250 Robert Benner 17500 Miss Louis Rawllngs 8000 Wrenn 7000 Dr William Kllllnger 7000 District Xo 8 Southeast Washington Including Ana acostia and outlying sections Mrs Mattie Trice 127750 Charles Ruppert 11500 Eddie Vermillion 10000 Mrs Irene Shaw 9500 Samuel Lees 8000 TJ Aaf Ana 1 ROfl rhiAa firtt 7 Finn Fielder Means 7000 POULTRY Alive Hens per lb 17 MissEtherMartin tOOO 18 turkeys choice lb 24025 spring District Xo 9 State of Maryland District of Columbia outside of the city of Washington and Including Alexandria Va Snipes Fort Washington 75000 Green Bethesda Md 66500 Joe Brookbank Hyattsvllle Md 24000 Frederick Perry Rlverdale 15500 Clarence Johnson Alexandria Va 11000 Miss Blanche Shipley Frederick Md 10000 District Xo 10 chickens 19020 CHEESE New York State factory 123 new large 22 BUTTER Elgin tub 43 print 44 process 35 036 EGGS Nearby fresh Virginia 40 42 hennery white 45048 I VEGETABLES Nearby potatoes 375 0400 per bbL No 2 2000250 per bbl Jersey potatoes sack 4500475 onions 100 lb sack 3500375 per box 150 peppers 1750200 crate cucumbers 3000350 per box spinach per irginta Excepting Alexandria and bbl 750100 carrots per box 7501 00 Embracing All Other Territory Not beets bunch 34 string beans 200 Included in the Above Districts 300 per basket eggplant 2003 tro per Joseph Brandstetter Somerset 126000 crate tomatoes 75250 per crate ou cabbage 2500275 per 100 lbs celery G1J0EaAthburlV 112750 i5 lOO per doz romaln lettuce 159 59 1 7 haal Ar mrmKlinrra 9 nARl4 lltrlin JStS 222 crate chicory 1000125 per basket Mrs WelburnBallstonVa 12000 0000 9000 Miss Emma Clarke CulpeperVa Mrs Mary Zimmerman Cherrydale Va Simmonds Cherrydale Va Miss Bessie Rubin Clarendon 8500 8000 7000 CHICAGO GRAIN East of Sixteenth street northw norm 01 itnoae Island avenue and eluding outlying section Mrs Smedes 133 1 Poland 129 Rev James Buhrer 12S Morris 128 Wellington A Adams 125 Miss Kstelle Chicca 12i loe Mills 122 Mrs Annie lorter Bohrer 121 Kenneth Livingstone 120 Arrington 66 est ln Chicago Nov 21 Seeming lack of any urgent export buying of wheat in the United States today tended to offset buHIsh foreign advices Largely as a result the market closed unsettled off to up as compared with yesterdays finish Corn ehowed a loss of to 1 net and oats of to In provisions the outcome varied from 15c decline to a rise of 40c Ca6h grain WHEAT No 2 red nominal No 3 red 180I 185 No 2 hard 1860188 No 3 hard l80184i CORN No 2 yellow 97 098 No 4 yellow 93096 No 4 white 92 96 OATS No 3 white 53hSM standard 58058 RYE No 2 149 0150 BARLEY 90 0127 GRAIN AND PROVISIONS FUTURES Wheat Open High Low Close Dec 1824 183 May 1884 190 Corn Dec May Oats Dec Jan Pork 95 97 58 62 96 58 62 180 187 93 95 57 63 181 188 93 95 59 62 honey 14016 mushrooms 25030 lb lima beans 25030 New York lettuce 1250200 per basket sweet potatoes 150 0300 per bbl GREEN FRUITS California oranges 5000550 lemons 3000350 per box apples 1500500 per bbl pineapples 4500500 grapes Niagara 4 lb basket 15020 Concords 4 lb basket 15018 Florida grapefruit 3000350 per box Florida oranges 275 0300 LIVE STOCK MARKETS Chicago Nov 21 HOGS Receipts 42000 steady at yesterdays average to 5c higher Bulk 9000980 light 8350955 mixed 9050995 heavy 930 01000 rough 9300950 pigs 625 825 CATTLE Receipts 11000 steady Native beef cattle 660 01205 Western steers 660 01020 stockers and feeders 465 0 770 cows and heifers 366 950 calves 90001300 SHEEP Receipts 15000 strong Wethers 7750875 ewes 4400780 lambs 92501185 New York Nov 21 BEEVES Receipts 1128 No trading CALVES Receipts 730 steady Veals 90001400 heavy Indiana calves 600 0825 Western calves 850 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 4814 steady Sheep ewes 4260760 culls 300400 lambs 97501175 culls 800 0900 HOGS Receipts 1824 steady Prime State hogs 975 roughs 850 2760 2742 Jan May Lard Jan 1635 May 1637 Ribs Jan 1465 May 1475 795 1482 1490 2760 2742 1465 1475 2760 2747 1630 1630 1465 1475 NEW YORK COTTON gTOMRCHftilmcnh The Nations Curse ffilfeSKW tJy 0 A VVT Mayr New York Nov 21 A further advance at the opening of the cotton market today established new high records but met very heavy general realizing and was followed by a severe decline May contracts for instance sold ofT from 2142 to 2093 closing at 2102 with the general list closing steady at a net loss of 32 to 41 points Futures High Low Close Dec 2106 2052 2052 January 2114 2065 2064 changed NEW YORK PRODUCE New York Nov 21 BUTTER Steady receipts 14181 creamery higher than extras 42042 creamery extras 92 score 41 firsts 39041 seconds 37038 EGGS Steady receipts 9158 fresh gathered extra fine 48050 extra firsts 45047 firsts 42044 seconds 38041 nearby hennery whites fine to fancy 65072 nearby hennery browns 50058 CHEESE Firm receipts 4874 State fresh specials 24 024 do average fancy 24 POULTRY Alive Steady No prices settled Dressed strong chickens 20 31 fowls 16023 turkeys 22032 FLOUR Irregular SUGAR Raw easier centrifugal tZi moiasses 4t Kenned un March 2128 2075 2084 May 2142 2093 2102 July 2137 2090 2101 October 1919 1875 1882 DAILY COTTON MARKET Wonderful Remedy Quickly Rettorr i There Is no ailment causing more woe and misery than Stomach Trouble Often Oall Stones Cancer and Ulcers of the Stomach and Intestines Constipation i Acute Indigestion Auto Intoxication Yellow Jaundice Appendicitis and oth er serious and fatal ailmeuts result i from it Thousands of Stomach Suffer I ers owe their complete recovery to Mayrs Wonderful Remedv Its unlike any other remedy It sweeps the poisonous bile and catarrhal accretions Trom Uie system Soothes and allava Chronic nflimniHtion Many declare it has saved their lives and prevented serious surgical operations Try one dose today Watch Its marvelous results Contains no alcohol no habit forming drugs Book on Stomach Ailments FREE Address Geo Mayr Mfg Chemist Chicago Better yet obtain a bottle of Mayrs Wonderful Remedy from CTDonnells Drug Stores Peoples Drug Stores or any reliable druggist who will refund your money if it faila i Adv New Tort NOT 21 roRT MOVEMENT Mrtlg Rcpts Expts Stock New Orlans 2025 14887 453423 Galveton 2075 18709 18560 867900 Mobile 2025 255 10916 Srannah 2050 6188 18106B Cbarletw 20V 1959 74891 Wilmington 20Vi 115 63621 Norfolk 2025 2457 83411 Raltimore 1579 Booton 2090 470 7000 Philadelphia 2100 53 29fi9 New York 2075 359 117015 Minor porta 71M Total today 45382 18560 1425710 Total week 111361 78652 Totals aeaaon 8654 819 2206815 Sales New Orleana 8950 Galreaton 6144 Mobile 125 Savannah 191 Norfolk 122 INTERIOR MOVEMENT Mdlg Repta Shlpta Stork Hooton 3065 18144 17200 278093 Memphla 2025 9751 1275 244672 Aupiata 2044 4021 2289 133379 St Loula 21659 20474 22156 Cincinnati 1538 544 7488 1 Jttle Rock 2025 1668 1238 860628 Italia 2010 Montgomery 2025 Totala today 56781 49020 741814 Salee Houston 6092 Memphla 8500 An a nata 8059 Little Rok 1238 DaUaa 13919 Montgomery 2t PORK Steady BEEF Steady LARD Barely steady ARMY AND NAVY CHANGES OF DAYV ARMY ORDERS NEW YORK GRAIN New York Nov 21 WHEAT Spot easy No 1 durum 2144 No 2 hard 199 No 1 Northern Duluth 2084 No 1 Northern Manitoba 2164 New York CORN Spot easy No 2 yellow 1124 10 day shipment 1 New York November OATS Spot easy standard 624 63 20000 COMMUTERS TO BENEFIT PHILADELPHIA MARKETS Philadelphia Pa Nov 21 BUTTER Firm EGGS Firm CHEESE Firm WHEAT Unchanged CORN Steady OATS Firm and higher No 2 white Vi64 No 3 white 62062 Citizens Urge Direct Line Between and and Tity Proper Twenty thousand commuters living along the Virginia shore above the Aqueduct bridge would be vastly benefited by the establishment of a direct line of communication between the lines of the Washington and Old Dominion Railway and the city proper it was urged in a communication to the public utilities commission yesterday from the Old Dominion Protective Association The petition asks that the commission order when the new Aqueduct bridge is done that the Washington Railway and Electric and the Capital Traction companies be compelled to give the use of their tracks to the Old Dominion for this direct communication It states that early action is so licited as much money is involved In the Investment on the part of the Old Dominion assuming that the city terminal of that line will be at the north end of the Aqueduct bridge Lafayette Chapter No 5 Royal Arch Masons entertained over 200 of the order many of whom are prominent in business and fraternal circles in Alexandria and Washington at a dinner and muslcale last night in the banquet hall of the New Masonic Temple The affair which was in the nature of a reunion as well as a compliment to High Priest William Parsons whose year It is said has been unusually successful was in charge of a committee composed of James McCarthy Frank Sprigg Perry and William Quinter Previous to the dinner and entertainment the fourth degree of the York rite of Masonry was conferred on several candidates In the chapter room Frank Perry Toastmaster Frank Sprigg Perry presided as toast master and addresses were delivered by High Priest William Parsons and Roe Fulkerson grand master of the second vail and senior grand steward of the District grand lodge Dr William Fowler most excellent grand high priest was prevented from being present by a serious illness The invocation was delivered by Jason Waterman past master of Washington Centennial Lodge No 14 A A A choir composed of Miss Ethel Miner Miss Richie McLean Miss Hazel Bornhelm and Miss Florence Steffena with Miss Aline Rousseau as accompanist and Charles Bartlett Frederick Sillers Harry Forker and Joseph Schoneld contributed the vocal music while an orchestra under the direction of Sol Minster rendered instrumental numbers List of the Guests Among those present were Austin A Atkinson Ash baugh George A Anthony George Acker Franklin Acker Bailey Joseph Bailey Baker Ralph Barnard Charles Bartlett Wllllast Beahm Hiram Belnap Bennett John Berg Berry Louis Behrens Warren Biggs A Bobys I Booraem Kenneth Brown Burkholder John Burr William Chroniger A Craig Robert Cooke William Cooke Robert Connell John A Colborn grand treasurer Appleton Clark Jr Em mett Carter grand scribe A Carroll John Crawford Edwin Dutton A Dunnlngton Dufour past high priest Orvllle Drown Charles DIetz George Davis scribe No 3 Davidson Herbert Easterday John A Elllnger Ellsworth No 3 Emmett Elmore Whiting Estes potentate Almas Temple of the Mystic Shrine French Evans George Evans I I Evans No 11 Henry Field No 14 Alexandria Collin Flather Gorge Fogle William A Folger Albert Fox Harvey Friend Roe Fulkerson second vail senior grand steward A A and past potentate Almas Temple Charles Gers dorf John A Goodier No 3 William Gottlieb Greenberg Rudolph von Glyemer Adolph Gude Francis Huhn Ralph Hall Homer Hall scribe No 11 St Clair Hambly Albert Harned David A Hart John Hartung John Harvey Edwin Hasbrouck No 8 Helmlck grand sentinel Milton Henderson James Hens ley Erwln Hubbard Euclid Huntsberry Harry Hutton Jones Baltimore Gordon Jones George James Edw Jasper John Janes Charles Keefer A Kennedy Henry Lansburgh Frank Latham No 14 Alexandria John Larrabee A Lee Arthur Leith the Rev Paul Leddln Charles Lindsey No 8 and Knights Templar Benjamin Llnthl cum Ludlow Milton Lowry McMackln Herbert MacNamee Frank Mack Herbert Magruder Frank Major of Maxwell James McCarthy Patrick McCarthy James McClenahan John McCleery McNew McQueen Alexander Meek Frank Med berg George Meyer Louis Meyers Millard No 50 Sterling Kans Abram Minster Solomon Mineter Edward Minte Thomas Mitchell William Morris Ben Murch No 8 and George A Myers Frank Nelson Omar I Nigh Samuel Norwood Nottingham Nottingham Henry Off terdlnger William Palmer Joseph Parks William Parsons Frank Sprigg Perry Walter Pet tus Charles Phillips Rob bert Phillips Lee Pitchlynn Samuel Pitte Alexandria Samuel Pres cott William Quinter William Ramsey George Reily George Ritter William Roberts Rosenberg Frank Rowell No 2 Tucker Sands William Sauls bury Joseph Salomon James Schick president Association of Worshipful Masters of 1916 Edward Schmid Mon Veiled prophets George Schoneld Schnait mann Charles Shacklef ord Thomas Sergeon Alexander Scott Arthur Shaw grand king Watson Shelton Henry Simpson and I Alorrzo Shunk Charles Small Smith No 10 Arthur Smith Franklin Smith Charles i Squler Almas Speare Willis I Speare Albert Spangler George Spraney A St George Theodore Swayze Lem Towers Jr Todd Marlon Thompson i George Thomas George Tats I paugh Alfred Uhler No 14 Alexandria Pasquale Vasco David Volland Frank Wagner William Wallace Charles Walker Frank Walker Page Waller Jr No 14 Alexandria Jason Waterman John Webb Weirick i Westover Williams Jr William Wood Wyche Yates Charles Yeates Yer ger William Terkes Jr Lucien Yung scribe No 7 Johnston Zimmerman Bookhultz George Lohrer George WRlggles Riley A Rlzlk LeaTe of absence for two months It granted Lieut Col SYDNEY A CLOMAN Twelfth Infantry Cap WILLIAM LOWE Tenth raralry hiring been foand by an army etlrlnjt board Incapacitated for etiT aerrlce hit retirement from aetlTe aerrlce la announced atdJ0 a0 for 10 granted Capt ALBERT ft THOMPSON coat artmery corpa detached offlcera Rat JrIUton of cPt GEORGE FAIR CHILDS Fifth Infantry Ohio National Guard la accepted wJt0retJlremnt of Bri Gen ROBERT EVANS United SUtea army from aetlTe aerrlce la announced rJLe riritlon of cDt JAMES RILEY Third artillery la accepted Flrat Uent WILLIAM JABRELL med Jf1 corP reUered from duty In the Sonthern department and will atand rellered from aetlre doty In the medical reset re eorpa Capt LEO A DEWEY detached offlcera lliT acting lodge adrocate will proceed to Waah lngton at the time reqnlred by the Judge ofiV Knenl t0T temporary duty In hla inJfT 5 olr01 on mnth geJ Flrat Uent GEORGE LOvelL Jr caralry detached offlcera list Capt OSCAR WARNER coaat artillery corpa detached offlcera Hat will proceed to the eatablUhmenta Indicated below for the par poe of familiarising hlmaelf with the lateat tierelopmenta In connection with electrical tn paratna ntillxed in the course of inatruction in the department of enlisted apeclallata Weatinghouse Electrical and Manufacturing Cotnrwny eat Plttaburgh Pa General Electric Company Schenectady New York Edison Company New York city Edison Limp Works of General Electric Com panr Harrison Edison Storage Battery Company Orange Safety Wlr and Cable Company 114 liberty atreet New York cltr Electrical Testing ihoratortea Inc FrV tteth atreet and East End arenue New York cir Leare of absence for 23 days la granted First Lieut HENRY CARSTENS medical reserre corps Order as directs Capt JAMES MtJXRO quartermaster corps to return to his proner station is amended so aa to direct hita to return to the place of receipt by hlmof the order and rerert to a status of absence with leare The leare of absence granted First Lieut BENJAMIN HOOE caTalry detached offlcera llat la extended ten daya The leare of absence granted First Lieut VERNON PRICHARD Serenteenth infantry Is extended ten days The leare of absence granted Flrat Lieut LOUIS A MERILLAT Jr Third Infantry Is extended ten days Capt RALPH TALBOT Jr Fifteenth caralry is detailed for service and to All a ra cancy in the quartermaster corps rice Capt CLYDE HAWKINS quartermaater tyrpa who is rellered from detail in that corps Capt RALPH PARKER Siith caralry la transferred to the Second caralry Leare of absence for fourteen daya la granted First Lieut MATTHEW A PALEN infantry detached offlcera list First Lieut WILLIAM REAM medical reserre corps If appointed a member of the board of officers conrened for the purpose of examining offlcers with a rlew to determining their qualifications for rating aa Junior military aviator in the aviation section of the signal corpa rice First Lieut JESSE TRUAX medical reserre corpa rellered Capt EDMDND GREGORY Twenty aer enth infantry detailed In the quartermaater corpa will report to the Philippine department for duty Maj JAY RALPH SHOOK medical corps now at 8an Francisco Cat la assigned to station at the Presidio of Monterey Cal Capt LORENZO GASSER quartermaster corps Infantry la assigned to the Thlrty nfth infantry First Lieuts JOSEPH ANDREWS and ROY JONES signal corpa now at San Francisco Cal will proceed to Fort Sam Houston Tex and report to the Southern department for duty Second Lieut MARVIN BAER Philippine scouts will report to the commanding general United States forcei Canal Zone for temporary duty Flrat Lieut RUSSELL MAXWELL ord nance department will rlalt Ptuburgh and Emporium Pa on official business pertaining to the operations of the ordnance department Order relating to First Llent EDGAR COLLADAY coast artillery corpa la revoked The following promotions ot offlcera of the caralry arm are announced Second Lieut CHAPMAN GRANT 8eTenteenth caralry to first lieutenant Second Lieut DUNCAN RICHART First caralry to flrat lieutenant Cant HOItTS TJC UTTTTKR mast trtll lery corps will proceed to San Diego Cat and report to toe signal corps aviation school lor temporary doty Leare of absence for one month and 10 days la granted Flrat Llent FRED SETDEL coaat artiUery corps Flrat Dent HENRY CARSTENS medical reaerre corps la rellered from duty la the Southern department and will atand rellered from aetlre duty In the medical reserre corps ffAVAL 0BDERS Commander KLEMANN detached nary yard Portsmouth to command Vestal Commander BENNETT detached command Vestal to Naral War College Commander 8 GALBRAITH detached naral uiiiuiue ivua isiana pi to inspector of ordnance in charge Fort Mifflin Pa wmminoer wood detached nary yard Norfolk Va to Naral War College Lieut BCOFFET detached aid on staff commander reserre force Atlantic fleet to Naral War College Lieut WHITEHEAD detached naral station Key West Fla to Aalatlc station Lieut PULESTON detached naral station Narraganaett Bay to Asiatic station Lieut KAY8 detached Naral War College to aid to commandant naral station Narra gansett Bay Lieut McCULLOUGH detached Naral War College Newport I to nary yard New York Lieut NEWTON detached aid on ataff commander coast torpedo force Pacific fleet to temporary duty command Milwaukee Lieut Junior grade LOWRY detached receirlng ahlp at San Francisco to Raleigh Lieut Junior grade G1LROY to naral recruiting station Parkersburg Va Lieut Junior grade HAAS detached Leon Idas to New Jersey Ensign DARROW detached Memphla to temporary duty receirlng ahlp Norfolk Va Chief Gunner SHELDON detached Weat Virginia to naral magaxlne Mare Island Cal Gunner LOVELACE detached Maryland to West Virginia Note Chief MachfnUt 3 3 FULLER died at Balboa Canal Zone Movements of Naval Vessels Sailed Bushnell from Newport to Block Island Connecticut and Florida from Hampton Roads to Southern drill grounds Kanawha from from Hampton Roads for New York 2 L3 and L4 from Nawport for Block Island Oklahoma from Hampton Roads for Southern drill grounds San Francisco from Hampton Roads for New York Supply from nagasaxi roe xokonama Utaband Wyoming from Hampton Roads for Southern drill grounds I Arrired AJax at Olongapo Anunen at Block Island Arethnsa at Peons eola Annapolis I at Topolobamp Baltimore at Southern drill I grounds Burrows at Block Island Cheyenne at Puget Sound Dolphin at Washington Dubuque at Southern drill grounds Hancock at Santo Domingo City Henley at Block island Macnias at uuantanamo Olympta at Santo Domingo City Oregon at San Diego Panther and Patapsco at Block Island Patapsco at Newport Sylph at Washington Trippe at Block Island Tucker at Boston Warrington at Block Island The Illinois haa been detached from the cruiser Forde Atlantic fleet and assigned to the reserve force Atlantic fleet The resssl will continue her present duty In Mexican waters The flag of the commander cruiser force has been transferred to the 8 Olympla 1510 St at 4tfc St NtW YORK Opposite Shoreham Hotel LAnfyhaAiejJieir Jjipero UJvMwq ttilUner frowns Wraps Suits Coats Skirts Mouses MISS SEAWELL BARSEULOGY Writers Will Directs That Funeral Be as Simple as Possible I wish my funeral to be as simple as decency will permit that no eulogy be pronounced over me that no biography of me be published and I wish to be buried in the same grave with my sister Henrietta in Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore These are the first words in the will of Molly Elliot Seawell author who died November 15 filed yesterday in the probate court The final paragraph of the will directs the executor of the estate to use his Judgment in suitably rewarding all my servants and my secretary Attorney William Henry Dennis is named as executor and given the estate In trust to pay the bequests The residue of the estate is bequeathed to the Sisters of Charity of the Catholic Church of Virginia to be expended as a memorial to Henrietta SeawelK and Mrs Frances Elizabeth Seawell sister and mother of the deceased The deceased expressed the wish that the memorial take the form of a small hospital preferably in Gloucester county Va The legaoies include gifts of 1500 each to William Henry Dennis George Augustine Washington of New York Margaret Pepperell Hlbbs wife of Lieut Nelson Hlbbs Sara Gemmill of Philadelphia and Carol DuBoIs Cosby a goddaughter Marian Kilby secretary to Miss Seawell is given 500 Katherlne Kehan a dressmaker 250 and Mary Stubbs a servant 500 and certain personal effects Victor Seawell of San Francisco a cousin is given 1000 A trust fund of 3000 Is provided for the education of John Tyler Seawell Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Tyler Seawell of Newport News Va An annuity sufficient to make comfortable is to be paid to a half sister Maria Louisa Seawell of Gloucester county Va and an annuity of 300 is left to a cousin Ellen Seawell of Norfolk Va Portraits of Charlotte Corday are left to Nellie and Isabel Sedgley of this city and personal effects are left to Ellen Seawell of Norfolk Charlotte Dennis and Sara Gemmill The executor Is directed to confer with Daniel Frohman of New York as to the disposal of any plays and dramatic rights left by the deceased Cadman to Be Heard in Recital A composer whose work has attained wide popularity Charles Wakefield Cadman will be heard in Joint recital Thursday afternoon at the National with Tslanlna the Indian mezzo soprano His songs At Dawning and I Hear a Thrush at Eve sung by John McCormack The White Dawn Is Stealing sung by Janet Spencer and A Moonlight Song by Dan Ded doe are widely known while his song From the Land of the Sky blue Water has been sung for phonographic record by five noted artists the late Mme Nordica Alice Nellson Fldrence Hinkle Alma Gluck and Evan Williams State Inheritance Taxes Deductible State inheritance taxes are detuctl ble from gross estate In determining assessments of the FederaM income tax Acting Secretary Newton of the Treasury ruled yesterday 5000 MILES MAKES YOU FORGET THE LOW PRICE After you have driven 6 30 you nave driven vonr Chalmers 5000 miles vou nrohablv will forget that you paid only 1090 for the car You will think mostly of its extraordinary quality It is the quality car at a quantity price CAII prices trlt COMBS MOTOR COMPANY 1519 St Tel 8761 WALTER HOOVER General Manager Snbagent Combs Motor Co Fairfax A Co tr Alexandria Va They do not shrink their brightness lasts For light durability economy buy yVlAJrnRh GAS MANTLES REFLEX brand 15 formerly 25 Upright or Inverted For sale by the Oa Company all Dealers and the Welsbach Store 439 Seventh St The Daily Legal Record wwowww TUESDAY NOVEMBER 21 1918 SEMIHAEY BRANCH HEBE St Marys Alumni Vote 82000 for I Washington School Baltimore Nov 21 The Alumni As i soclation of St Marys Seminary here today observed the 125th anniversary of the Institution The Rev Edward Kelly of Chicago was elected presi I dent the Rev Philip CDonflell of Boston vice president the Rev John Belford of Brooklyn was elected secretary and Mgr James Donahue of this city was made treasurer Cardinal Gibbons assisted by Archbishop Bonzano the apostolic delegate presided Sight other bishops attended The association voted 82000 to aid It In the erection of a branch of the I emlnary In Washington 1 Supreme Court District of Columbia FXJU1TY DIVISION 2 Mr Justice Stafford Kollpinslti va Diggea pro confesso ordered Plaintiffs attorneys Marlow Saunders and Gardiner Murphy va Sterrett order of publication Plaintiffs attorney Louis Ottenberg Smith vs Carpenter Frank 3 Parke appointed guardian ad litem Plaintiffs attorney Bryan White va White rule aa to payment of fee returnable November 24 Plaintiffs attorney Grossman defendants attorney George Macdonald Moeer vs Marden Patterson va Marden Far ria vs Marden and Burnatead vs Marden decree substituting Maurice Hamberg aa trustee In each case Plaintiffs attorneys Balaton Richardson defendants attorney Stanley Willis Smith vs Street auditors report confirmed and distribution ordered Plaintiffs attorneys I Haraby and Gardiner defendants attorneys Digga and Berry Minor Downing va Wheeler decree requiring pnr chaser to comply with terma of sale Plaintiffs attorney Fulton Lewis defendants attorneys Lamer and Banman Strub vs Strub George Macdonald appointed to defend Plaintiffs attorney Elder Langstream vs Sbughrne Lester sub stituterd as trustee to release Plaintiffs at torny Lester Livingston va Livingston rule returnable November 24 by Justice Gould Plaintiffs attorneys Lambert and Xeatman Smith vs Carpender sale decreed with Fred Smith and John Schulti trustees to sell bond S8000 Plaintiffs attorney Bryan defendants attorneys Pierce and Hayden CIBCICT DIVISION 2 Mr Juatlee Stafford OConnor vs Washington Post Company time to settle bill of exceptions extended to December 80 1916 and to file transcript to January 30 1917 Plaintiffs attorney A Newmyer defendants attorneys Lambert and Yeatman Hume vs Karr et al Judgment by default against PhUip A5 Karr for 43779 Plaintiffs attorneys Tepper A Gusack Kepler vs Phillips Judgment under seventy third rale against defendant for 95330 appeal noted cost bond 100 by Justice Slddons Plaintiffs attorneys Faoat A Wilson defendants attorneys Ellison Hawken 4 Harell and John Ridont Donogbue vs Mertens et aL Judgment by default agalnat Maryland Georges Creek Coal company for 3000 by Justice McCoy Plain tini attorney WKenberg Estate of Molly Elliot Seawell will dated February 10 1915 filed Estate of Henry Gosling petition for probate of will filed Attorney Dutton Estate of Rose Melllng petition for probate of will filed Attorney George Melllng Estate of Henry George Jr will dated October 7 1808 filed Equity Suits No 84737 Samuel Moeer vs Clara A Marden to substitute trustee Plaintiffs attorneys Balaton A Richardson defendants attorney WHUs No S47S8 A Bnmstead vs Clara A Marden to substitute trustee Plaintiffs attorneys Balaton A Rlcnardaon defendants attorney No 84739 A Farris et aL vs Clara A Marden to substitute trustee Plalntlffa attorneys Ralston A Richardson defendants attorney WUlls No 34740 Patterson vs Clara A Marden to substitute trustee Plalntlffa attorneys Balaton A Richardson defendants attorney Willie vi fuuu Ausuraui tfoau aaneii rue et al to flubsUate trustee Plaintiff at I tnma TIT JP Tdsts N2 X4742 Jonn A KPPert et al vs Agnes Sullivan et aL to construe will Plaintiffs attorney Lester No 84743 Amelia Walter vs Florence Walter et aL to substitute trustee Plaintiffs atorney Charles Poe No 34744 Henry A Howarth administrator vs Fanny Ferguson et al to appoint trustee Plaintiff a attorney 8 Bond No 34745 Charlotte Livingston vs Joseph Livingston maintenance Plaintiffs attor neP WLBert nd Yeatman No 84746 Alexander Campbell va Lillian Campbell divorce Plalntiffa attorney John Foster No 84747 Mary Toong vs George Vest Jr et al for partition Plaintiffs at torneye Baker 0 Miller and Taliaferro BANKRTfPTCY DIVISION Mr Justice Stafford In re Electric Sanitary Laundry Company order a pointing Leonard Mather attorney to represent trustee In re James Martin order discharging re eeivere by Justice McCoy PROBATE DIVISION Mr Justice Stafford Estste of James Rickstts will dated July 1906 filed Estate of Edward Ebert will dated September 2T 1916 filed Estate of Milea Fuller exemplified copy of will filed Estate of Mary Bridget will dated June 9 1903 filed wtth petition for probate Attorney Johnson Estate of Albert U11U petition for pro AftU of will filsd Lawsuits I Np 59742 Catherine OToole vs Lonia Browdy account 1275 Plaintiffs attorneys Lambert and Yeatman No 59743 Louis Langballe va Gardiner A Dent Incorporated Algernon 8 Gardiner i I Gilbert Dent and Wade Blacklatone ae count 337750 Plaintiffs attorneys Harold iv Acker jrank Smith and John King No 59744 Charles Roorback vs Cbales Helm and George Mowatt trading as the Evergreen Farm Dairy judgment from municipal court 8568 Plaintiffs attorney A Esber No 59745 Ida Wrenn vs James A Kemp I nuie sow rutmua airocneys Archer A Smith and Glenn Wlllettt Francis Saul and Percy McGlue to secure William Phillirn Jt 223 monthly payments 6 per cent lot 16 block 18 SQUARE 67 Edwsrd Beck to John Mitchell snd Thomss Yeager to secure Quaker City Investment Co Inc 1000 1 year 6 per cent semiannually part original lot 6 BROOKLAND Leonora Randolph to Frank Reeslde and Walter Pratt Jr to secure Mary A Jackson 700 1 to 28 months 6 per cent semiannually lot 5 block 23 SQUARE 3037 Elizabeth Ho ta ling to Francis Saul and James Shea to secure Home Savings Bank 20O monthly payments 6 per cent lot 00 8QUARE 800 Alice Long to Washington Loan and Trust Company to secure Eouitable Cooperative Building Association 3500 lots 203 and 204 SQUARE 1088 Samuel Shapiro et ux to John Wright and Charles Richardson so secure Martin Wiegan 11500 2 years 6 per cent semiannually lots 14 15 and 16 SQUARE 734 Karl Krumke et ux to Francis Usui and James Shea to secure Home Savings Bank 12400 monthly payments 6 per cent part lot 54 SQUARE 2021 Walter Crow to Clyde Garrett and George Barse to secure Mousey Trust Company 1400 1 month and 1 2 and 3 years 0 per cent lot 42 SQUARE 2021 Ida Crow to Clyde Garrett and George Barse to secure Munsey Trust Company trustee 1700 1 month 1 2 and 8 years 6 per cent 43 SQUARE 2566 Aloysius A King et ux to Wsl tcr Pilling snd Irving Williamson to secure John Allen 500 monthly payments per cent lot 46 INDOLENCE TUlie Bock to George Emmerich and Douglass 8 Mackall to secure Washington Six Per Cent Permanent Building Association 2200 lot 25 square 2fi SQUARE 1XM Antoinette Handrup to Albert White and Michael OBrien to secure a Geler 400 1 year 6 per cent semiannually part lot 200 SQUARE 951 Joseph Senge to Henry Bergmsnn and George Emmerich to secure Metropolis Building Association No 8 11700 lot 13 RHODE ISLAND AVENUE TERRACE Dorothy Santmyers to Francis Saul snd John A Petty to secure Earl Cox 500 6 months 6 per cent lot 3 square 4316 SQUARE 980 Clarence Chamberlain et ux to Howard Phillips and William Worthington to secure Ethel Henderson 3400 3 to 24 months 6 per cent quarterly lot 67 SQUARE 550 James Hummer et ux to Walter Hummer 1000 1 year 6 per cent semiannually lot 27 SQUARE 2918 Jacob Graver et nx to Francis Saul and Wriley Jacobs to secure Thomas Allen 18600 3 years 6 per cent semisnnually lots 80 to 85 six trusts of 3100 each one on each of said lots BROOKLAND John Halslip et ux to Francis Saul and Wriley Jambs to secure Thomas Allen 8250 3 years 6 per cent semiannually lots 32 33 and 34 block 26 three trusts of 2750 each one on each of said lots Same to Francis Ssul snd John A Petty to secure Esrl Cox 112594 1 year 6 per cent semiannually same property MOUNT PLEASANT AND PLEASANT PLAINS John BalU et nx to Charles Darr snd Fred McKee to secure Security Savings and Commercial Bank 2800 8 years 3 per ent semiannually lot 822 square 2863 SQUARE 694 Louisa Bell and Emma Bell to Washington Loan snd Trust Company to secure Equitable Cooperative Building Association 1000 part original lot 9 SQUARE 296T Gilbert Seek et ux to Louis Shoemsker and Edgar Turner to secure Katherlne McNally flTO0 3 years 6 per cent semiannually lots 7 snd 8 EEAL ESTATE TEAHSFEES Company trustee to Walter Crow lot 42 square 2021 10 CHEVY CHASE HIGHLANDS Munsey Trust Company trustee to Ida Crow lot 43 square 2021 10 CHILLUM CASTLE HEIGHTS Isaac Leaver ton So Edson Brlggs lots 21 and 22 square 3391 and lots 121 snd 122 square 3384 10 CHrLLUM CASTLE HEIGHTS Ids Crow tn Edson Brlggs lot 41 square 3707 10 CHILLUM CASTLE HEIGHTS Wslter Crow to Edson Brlggs lot 40 square 3707 10 CHICHESTER Stephen Babcock et ux to Xa than Ambler part tract described 1 Na than Ambler conveys same property to Stephen and Henrietta Babcock 1 904 STREET SOUTHEAST Elisabeth Lav ender Joseph Senge lot 15 square 961 10 418 FIRST STREET SOUTHEAST Samuel Green et ux to Louisa and Emma Bell part original lot 9 square 694 16 HOLMEAD MANOR Patrick Martin et al to Martha Cocks lot 89 square 2834 S10 I METROPOLIS VIEW The Railway Terminal i Warehouse Co Inc to the United States of I America part tract described 24745 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS BEP0BT OF THE CONDITION OF THE UNITED STATES SAVINGS BANK at Washington In the District of Columbia at the dose of business November 17 J916 RESOURCES 1 Loans and discounts 79107031 2 Overdrafts secured and unsecured 7540 4 Bonds securities Ac including premium on same 19078932 a Other bond a to se enre postal savings deposits 460000 Total bonds 6 Banking hpuse 75000 furnltur and flxturea 344129 7 Other resl estate owned 8 a Due from national banks 6230194 Dus from banks other than national 8537707 9 Exchanges for clearing bouse 10 Checks and other rash Items 4204 Fractional currency nickels snd cents 116925 19538933 14 Lawful money reserve In bank Total coin and certificates Legal tender notes Total 13782697 DEEDS OF TEUST SQUARE 624 Delia Smallwood to Harriet Freeby and Eugene Taccart to nn John I Cassedy 30000 5 years 54 per I cent semiannually lots 802 to 805 SQUARE 210 Norman Ryor et ux to I iimi mu wrvj ausseii to I I secure Andrew SI Dims 500 Jnlr 15 1917 and July 15 1918 6 per cent seml nuajly part lot 57 I INOLESIDE Fannie Meek to Irancia I Saul and Percy McGlue to secure William Phillips 2250 monthly payments 1 and 2 years per cent semiannually i lot 183 Nock 21 I CZNTXB ECKJNGTON Ada Burch te TUNLAW ROAD near Thirty seventh atreet noTtfiwest Samnel Ross and George Walker trustee to Lewis Breuninger lot 391 square 1300 1000 MOUNT PLEASANT Delia Smallwood to Stephana Cassedy lot 804 square 2624 10 GARFIELD William CamtbelL truatee to Joseph Stewart trustee lot 32 10 INGLESIDE William Phillips et ux to Fannie Weeka lot 133 block 21 10 CENTER ECKINGTON William Phillips et ux to Ada Burch lot 16 block 18 10 BROOKLAND Mary A Jackson et vlr Frank tn Leonora Randolph lot 5 block 23 10 WHITNEY CLOSF George Rees et ux to Elizabeth Rotating rot 60 square 3037 10 HILLBROOK Marie Brennan to Audrey Morgan Vt 37 square 50K3 10 RANDLE HIGHLANDS Charles Finch to Audrey Morgan lot 2U square 5576 10 BEALL8 ADVENTURE Lawrence Plummet et ux to Clarence De Veil Iota 9 14 and 15 annare 5148 10 SIXTEENTH STREET AND MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE SOUTHEAST Martin Wlegand et nx to Samuel Shapiro undivided one half Interest lots 14 to 22 square 1088 10 CHEVY CHASE HIGHLANDS Monsay Treat LIABILITIES 1 Capital stock paid In 10000000 2 Surplus fund 1600000 3 a tndtrlded profits less current expenses Interest and taxes paid 2851849 4 Due to trust companies and savings banks 1503781 5 Dividends unpaid 4350 6 Demand deposits a Individual deposits subject to check 28183892 Certificates of deposit doe In less than 30 days 365000 Certified checks 46813 Cashiers checks outstanding 62419 Postal savings deposits 183822 Deposits requiring notice of less than 30 days 288 4194 7 Time deposits Christmas savings 7844045 a Certificates of deposit due on or after 30 days 2683957 Deposits subject to 80 or more days notice 71346198 81873100 9 Notes and bills rediscounted 1130000 Total 127826978 District of Colombia sa I WM DeLASHMUTT Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief WM DeLASHMUTT Cashier Subscribed and sworn to before me this 21st day of November 1916 Seal SCHREINER Notary Public Correct Attest Wade Cooper Penny Win Barry Win Davis Wilbur Zepp Oscar Bajjro James Karrick Directors PERKINS BOND TOC TJaltctt State F1Ulltr A Gututy Co Ffcraa fflS at4V BMfls.