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Financial Market Prices Lorillard Leads Tobacco Advance with Points Jump. By BKOVDAWALL. yew York, July professionals who raided the market Monday fled In wild panic today leaving behind thera net gains averaging about two points hut running in some stocks high as Ave and in one Instance seventeen points. The end of the world which they had predicted on Monday did not come hut instead there came a realisation on pait of the the market moved by "fundamental, elemental powers beyond the ability of any group of bankers to check. The stocks that moved most were not necessarily the best ones.

The whole list advanced and the sharpest movements were in those that had teen attacked most severely. The short interest was increased by tho raid of Monday. The bears found nobody willing to sell and they put tha market up on themselves. One of the most important influences of the day was the report that President Wilson had approved a plan proposed by H. P.

Davison for financing of American goods to Europe. This report was not officially confirmed but the information came, from an authoritative source and is believed to be true. The matter is probably not In proper shape for official announcement. Judge Gary's optimistic statement continued to be a market influence. was particularly because numerous steel men testified to the unwillingness of their old employes to strike for such an indefinite thing as recognition of the union.

Lorillard led the tohaccoes with an advance of points to a high record. Rumors of a consolidation with another company were persistent. United Cigar Stores rose 7 points and on the curb United Retail Stores touched 100. Low priced railroad scares were In active demand. Prominent among: those that moved Chicago and Eastern Illinois.

Peoria and Eastern and Minneapolis and St. Louis. Tire shares did well with Kelly Springfield afld Keystone as leaders on the Exchange. WASHINGTON PRODUCE. The wholesale market price? yesterday ranged abnit as follows: fresh.

45c; 44c; Southern, 42c. CHLESE New Tort State factory, whois milk. 22c. creamery. LIVE per lb.

21c; turkeys. per lb. chickens, spring. per lb, hexu. per lb.

35a36c; keats. young. each. I'KESSED POULTRY Pwh-killed nwlnf chickens, per lb. 40a45c; hens, per lb.

36c; per lb. 2Fc; farters, lb. 40a48c. and neat. 34c; medium, 34c; heatv.

22a23r LIVE STOCK Calres. lambs, 17c; sheep. per bbi. new. 3 50a 5.50.

California per box pineaprles, per crate. 5Wa6fl0; Cslifomia oranges. 5.003* 30; blackbemes. 15a20c quart peaches, 30 per crate. potatoes, per bbi.

7.fl0s775 afcring beans, per bbl. peppers, crate, 2.00*3(0, Tiarr. 20a29c radishes. per 100. 250 rueambers, per box, 1.00*2.00; eggplant.

250a4 00 per crate; corn. nearby, per dozen. cabbage. 2 50c 3 no per bbl; beets, 3s4 j.er burch. 1.75*200 per basket; Florida celerv.

ft.C0a7.j0 per rrate; celery, per drzen. I.50a2.W; roraaine lettuce. l.OOal.U; OOal 25 per crate; spring onions, 250a zco rer W0 bunches; onions, per basket, 2 50a 3.50, tomatoes, nearby. per crate. COTTON MARKETS.

York. 23? Riiying nf cotton was checked todar tw a better weekly statement than had looked for from the weather br.rrau at Washington and indications of an basis for the spot article, and the market after having displayed strength earl'. Trading during the first hour was owe art ire than some dava, hrt later it ased somewhat, dSBUd throughont the initial hour waa general, but thereafter offerirg-? became more liberal The eirlr advance carried the market about to 45 net higher with all the active new crop positions selling ahor? the per cent level. The market was easier later in the mrming The close was steady at a net advance of 15 points to a decline 25 points. Spot here wna steady at an advance of 15 pr aits at 2D for middling; there were no 3alea The receipts st 11 principal ports: 2J72; New Orleans.

5.567; Mobile, 5f3; Savannih, 7,038: 439, Memphis, 441 and Huustccu 3.080 COTTON RANGE. Prev. Month. Open. High.

Ire ctose. July 35 70 33 55 35.70*75 35.68 35 25 35.47 35 3 3ft 30 bid 20 September 35.25 bid 35 50 October 35 30 3ft 00 35.3 35 35 35 56 bid 35 December 36.00 36 23 35.40 35.64a?6 35 90 January 35 00 3ft 10 35.25 35 35.70 FeNruary 35 60 bid 35 70 Mareh 36.00 36.13 3540 35tta70 35 70 Arril 35 bid 35 C5 Maf 35 00 3553 33 55afi0 35.62 June 35.70 35.70 The Safest Investments Are that do not ductuats daring disturbed conditions of the money or stock markets. First deed of trust notes (first mortgage), well secured on real estate in the District of Columbia, constitute "gilt-edge" and do not deperd npon the financial responsibility of individuals or cor- pomtions for their rtatnlity. We can supply mch investments in amounts from S50D wsrd. Send for booklet.

Concerning Loans I a ad Investments." Swartzell, Rheem Hensey Co. 727 Fifteentli Street Nortliwest NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Quoted by Sullivan Company, 1421 Street N. W. Ops. High.

Low. Clow. Or Adams Fin? jL 51 1 AJax Rubber Mft lift 10ft 10ft Alaska Juimu AlheChaJnera N4 4ft tf American Kaak Note American Beet Sugar '-'ft Ameneaa Can 6ft 6ft American Car ft FMiy 13ft Eft A men can Canon Oil 6ft 6ft 6ft 64 A menr Drug 1ft 1ft Amen can Hide ft 3ft American Hide ft Leather pf. 130 13ft American Ice 57 5ft 91 60 2 American International Ctorp 10ft lflft American 1 7ft 7ft 77 ft American LocomotlTW 9ft 9ft American Smelter 8ft A men can Steel 4ft 4ft American Sugar 13ft 13ft lift American Sumatra. 112 American TVL ft Tal lflft 101 104 American Tobacco M0 349 Amen can Wool lfl 0 IS 13ft Amenean Elnc 3ft 2ft American Writing Paper 5ft aft 57 Anaconda 7ft 7ft 7ft Atchiaoo 101 10ft 101 Atlantic Ooaat Line Atlantic.

Culf ft Wert Indiee. 1 Baldwin Locomotire lift Baltimore 4 Ohio 46'? 4ft 4ft Baltimore ft Ohio pf 55 5ft 66 Betolehem bteel 103 Bethlehem Steed 8 pet jrf Booth Flab en ea Brooklyn Bapid Tranait. 3ft 3ft Butte Ctepw ft Zinc 12 12 Butte A Sup. 30 3ft 30 Packing 7ft 7ft 72 Califoghia Patroleum 46 5ft 45 California Petroleum pf 83 83 Canadian Pacific 16ft 166 Central Foundry 34 3ft 31 ft Central Fdry. pf 66 68 66 Central Leatho- lift lift Orro de Pasco 62 Chandler 360 250 30 250 Chesapeake ft Ohio 66 66 to 65 Ctucago Great Wwum 114 11 C.

34. St Paul. 4ft 4ft 49 C. M. ft St.

Paul pf 7ft 72 Chicago ft Northwestern 10ft Chicago, Kock Island ft 3ft 3ft R. I. ft P. 6 prt pf 8ft 6ft 67 R. 1 ft P.

7 pet. pf 79 79 79 79 Hiile Copper 2TH Chino Copper 4ft 4ft 4ft Colorado Fuel Columbia C.as 63 63 Cona Ga? of N. 100 Continental Oin 9ft Corn Product! Crucible 137 137 Cuban Cane Sugar 36 36 Cuba Cane rrf go 79 Lfcenrer ft Bio Grande 30 30 Ek Horn Coal 40 40 I Erie 19 19 File 1st pf 31 31 31 31 Gaston W. ft 3ft 3ft General 94 i General Hectrie 1M 16T, General Motor 229 22ft (iooorich 83 8ft Great Northern pf 9ft Oft Great Northern Ore. 4ft 4ft 47 Steel 6ft 7ft 6ft 1 Haskell Barker 65 Gft 6ft 1 Itinoia Central 101 101 1 Inspiration Interbody Metro ft ft ft Interboro Metro, pf 30 2ft 2ft Inter.

'Mer. Marine. 63 Intnr. Merchant 177 lift 1 International Nickel 31 3ft 31 International Taper 60 figs, Jewel Tea Co 3ft 3ft 3ft Kansas Ctiy Southern 24 2ft Open. Huh.

low. SpnnjOaid Tin. 130 130 133 3 Kmm? 41H 42 Keretone Tina 102 106 L.ckatraan* Steel S7 87 Lee Tin 6 Babbv VaJler Loftllerd Oo. ao 345 30 Looie-Wflee Co. 74 lxmleeill.

NaArffle. 116 110 116 Muih.au, gfclrt 30 30 Maxwell Motor Maxwell Motor IK ji 80 Motor pi It Mexican Petroleurn 196 Mlunl Copper 31 31 id rale Bteei Mnaoiri. Kiniu Mlaaourl PecMo 36 33 Miaeouri Paaflo p1 57 67 National Amu 39 39 Oondult 3 23 23 53 National A Stamping. 60S EOS BOS National Lead 84 MS MS Copper New OmtraL 60S 80S N. New Hatei 37 37 New York Dock 44 44 44 44 Northern Paaflc SontU SiteJ.

85 66 85 66 Ohio CiUea 99 Oklahoma Producing 10S Pan American Petroleum 113 112S 46 Seaboard Oil. MS S3 64 Gaa Pere Marquette as Philadelphia Oo 40 40 Pierce-Arrow Pierce Oil 23 Pittsburgh Cod 60 60 70 1 W. Va. Railway Food Creek 20 20 30S Preaaed Steel Ckr 90S 90S Pullman Co. 12Te 129.

128S Sujmr toS 63 Railwar Steel Sprinsa 95 96 96 Raj- Consolidated Reading Hallway 90S 90 (t I ten Steel W. 96 St. Lou la Kranaano 25 2S'i Karon Motor On Eti It 1 Seahoam Air Line. lis Seaboard Air Line ptf 234 Shattucfc- A Sinclair Oil 62S Sloae-ShefTield 70 Southern PadDe 107 Southern 31 Southern pf ft ft 68 Strunliers Carbu. 9C Stndeoeker 113 114 n2 Motor Co 120 11? Superior Steel Trtc.

Ccrper Chemical 16 Co Texaa i Paolto 273S 272 Tobacco Product? 105 104 Union Pacifto W4 TTnitrd Alia fttael 55H Cigir 199 STfc United Drtm 'Oo 136 137 137 Coited Kroit 1M 187 2 United Railway pf? 31 H4 C. Cm irrm Pip? U. a Food Pmdueu U. 8. Ind AtaAol HJ 117 143 U.

6 Robbrr UWi V3 U. S. Smelting fO IT ft VTt 110, H4 1 U. s. Steel Utiii Cbemicii WS Wabash Wabaab vt.

A Marrlaad 14 14 Western Union 67 Wheeling ft La White Motor TO A Ox 103 IH UlUp 132 13: IE 132 Wortbington Pimp 81 81 Total 1 kharea BALTIMORE PRODUCE. FkJtimore, July on the local produce market ranged follows: EGGS? Maryland, Pennsylvania and nearby firsts, per 45c. Western firsts, per 43c; West Virginia. firsts, per doz 45c; Southern firsts. 44c.

(Ail off). fancy, per 56a5Pc; 53a54c; (rood. 51a52c; prints. blocks. waJ7c; lad Maryland and rolto.

Ohio rolls. 44Sa46e; West Virginia rolls. 444a45c: store-parked. 44-Sc; Maryland. Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints.

45a46c; process butter. 50a51c. LIVE POT LTRT-Chickeos. old hena. 4 lbs and over, lb.

3J; do. small to medium, 37a38; do, white leghorns, 37c; old roosters, 23a24; do spring. IS lbs. and OTer. per lb, 47a48c; do, spring.

1 to lbs. per lb. 45a46c; do. spring, smaller, per lb. do.

white lechoms, IS lbs. and orer, per lb. 43c; do, white leghorns, smaller, per lb. 40c, ducks, old Pekms. per lb, 2Bs27e; do, pud1 die.

per lb, 25c; do, muscovy, per lb. 25c; do, small and poor, per lb, 22a23i-; do, young. 3 lbs, and orer. per lb. Sc; do.

smaller, per lb. SOc; Pigeons, young, per 36a40c; do. old. per pair. 36s40c: guinea fowl, old, each, SOaTOc; young.

SCcaLOO. Early June No. 1, per bbl, 3a3 30; do. No. 2.

per bbl, 2a2 do. common. per bbl. 1.50al.75; do. No.

1, per basket, 1.25a!.50; do. No. 2. per basket. 75eal.00; as to quality, per 4-3 basket, blackberries, cultivated.

per qt. 20a22c; do. wild, per qt. cantaloupes, California and Arizona standard, per crate, 4.00a4.50; do. pony, ppr crate, 2.75a 3 00; do, Carolina and Georgia, standard, per crate.

200a3.00; do. pony, per crate. 1.50aL75; do. Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia, standard. per crate, 2 50a3.00; do, pony, per orate, 1.25al.50; do.

native, per basket. L00al.75; do, York per S-bbl basket, L50al.75; currants, per quart, 16a2fe; huckleberries, per quart, 16a 18c; peaches. Georgia Belles, per crate, 1.50*2.25; do. Georgia Elbert as, per rrxte, 200a2.30; do. Eastern Shore Maryland and Virginia, per boot, lOOal.25; do, per crate.

L25al.75; do. per basket, jOcal.OO; do. native, per baskea, I.tPaL50; Florida. ISs. 24s.

30s. 36s, S.OOaTOO; do. 42a and 48a. 3.50a5.3>; pluma. per lh, 4a6c; raspberries, md, per pint.

16alSc; do, black, per quart, 3a28c; watermelons. Southern primes to selects, per 100. do. per car. grsrn.

per 65aSl; do, jtringless, per bus, 75al; do, wax, per bus, 75a do. lunas. per hamper. 2.75s3.25; beets, per bunch, cabbege, native, per crate, la2; do, do, per 100, carrots, per bunch, IS aZSe; celery. N.

Y-. per brnch, 75caL50; corn. Southern, pe? L5a30r; do, native, doz 20s35c; cucumbtrs, Norfolk, per bbl, laj.25; do, native, per eggplants. Florida, per crate. 2a2.50; do.

Norfolk, per berry crate, 4.50s5; do. native, per basket. iaL25; lettuce, N. per box or basket, 50ca2; do, native, per bus. 50b onions, EXstern Shore of Maryland and Virginia, dry, per bbl, do.

Eastern Shore of Maryland, per basket. 2.25a2.50; do. Maryland and Pennsylvania, per lb. 4a4Sc; rhubarb, per bunch, 2a3c; peppers, fancy, per eggplant crate, 225a2.50; do, fair to choice, eggplant crate, l-50a2. do, native, per 4-8 basket, 65a73c; squash, native, per 4-8 baAet.

25o40c: Potomao Bonnie Best, per csate. laJ.25; do. do, Earliannaa, per crate. 50a75c; do, Norfolk, per 2 basket, GOcal; do. native, per basket.

75aL native, per 100 lbs, 3a3.1>-. do, per bushel basket, 1.75*2-00; do. Rappahannock. new No. 1.

per bbl, a6.75; da do. No. 2, per bbl. 3 00a3.50; do. North and South Carolina, No.

per bbl, do. do. No. 2. per bbl.

3a3.50; do. Ncrfolk-Hampden. No. 1, per hM. do.

do. Nol 2. piT bbl, do. York River, No. 1, per bbl, do.

do. No. 2, per bbl. 3al50; do. Eastern Shore, No.

per bbl, do, do. Not 2, per bbl. 3a3.50; do. No. 3w all sections, per bbl.

Resources. Over $3,000,000 Interest Paid on Savings This Bank Is Just As Much Interested in the SUCCESS our small depositors as those carrying large balances, and our facilities and service are equaDy available to both. Whether you are a business or professional man or woman, a government employe or are engaged in any other honorable in and meet our be glad to have you open a savings or checking both to your needs. Many Small Accounts of Last Year Are Substantial Accounts TODAY. The Farmers 6 Mechanics National Bank 31st and Streets, Georgetown.

i CHICAGO GRAIN By JOSEPH F. PRITCH4RD. Chicago. July mm market closed with an inregnlar pno Wei. some options stowIns loss, while other were higher; oats dosed wreak.

very near the low points, and hog pnxl uniformly hirter at the of trading on the Board of Trade today Corn suffered a reartjon from the high levels just before the dosing on profit-taking option was the particular of not of while July and were up and to lc. respectively. Pulls in the pit wr? djsoomflted by th? trend of that oerral todar. After a fraotionally higher start, a reaction in which f-ctinund through the aewarm resulting in a I weak close with net of to lSe. High ear pnoee at the yania with stmng demand i or shipment in goodly advances for I hog pgodncta here today were: rrrr.

I Oreo. High. Low. Close, close. 1.90*4 l.94>4 i 9ft 195 l.67\ 1.65* 1.66* 1.60* Wi PO S1K 62 R1 I 10 1.61 I 15? 1 1.61 1 10 162 tM 1W L61H 1.S1* 16J4 31.72 35130 3490 54 47 I Jt" 3167 X33 I an 9n aS! 28 37 MOO -2-10 5L9S 62.00 5L75 CURB MARKET.

Porniahed by Sulliran ft Ox. 1421 gt. nw. Bid. Asked.

Aetna I American Marconi Booth 7 9 90 9 I Boston Montana cc Cash Boy Con. Arizona 1 Gold 5J 1 1 Federal ou sa ff I Island Oil Gold Zono Star Wisiana o. Midw-st Merritt Chi St Met Pte Peerlewa 3 oil iL list I Profit Sharing Ray Heiculee Rubber 13 II 9) 9 a 20 Sub-Boat Sinclair Gulf Todo Mr. 5TH I r. s.

shim I SaroM. 2 Ohio Porfertion Tire Ooal 15-16 CnitM Motor, 5,4 Ubb, Swift 31 Ottletto 2 61 RiPi'r Oil Bareett "4 Homer Ohio Eiwnmlda IVmdmd 22 K54 Oil Nwidi Ophir ui Okmnlgee Oil 25 2H Wirtaod Oil NEW YORK PRODUCE. 54a5Tc; firMa extraa State dairy tuhi. AtTMM7al4o. grades, ertra.

53a54c; 46a49a. FOREIGNMCHANGE. 00 Holland. JL Washington Stock Exchtnft. SALES Washington Gu 5s.

$1,000 at R.ono at KH Railway 25 at 2 at SPi. 23 at 25 at 59 Mergen thaler, 7 at 144V call? Washington Railway 6a. $1,000 at at rUHUO UTILITY BONDS. BM. Ask-d Amerioan Tel.

and TVlga. American TVl and Am. Tel. and Tel. CXI.

Tr. I American Tel and Ttel. conr ITCH i Poto nac TeL Columbia Gaa and Bectric 5a 82 'Capital Traction K. R. 5a.

96 97 Georgetown 5a 92 Metropolitan R. R. 5a 94 MM Potomac Electrio Light 5a 95 Potomac Elect nc eons. Sa 93H Potomac Electric Power 6a 93H Potomac Electric Power gen. 99 Washington 5a 96H Washington Rwy.

and Elec. 68 SB Waah. Rwy. and Elec. G.

M. 96 MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. American Graphophone 1st 6e 9V4 100 D. C. Paper Mfg.

6s? Rigga Realty 5a (long) 95 Realty 5a (ahort) 96 Sec. Storage and Safe Dep. 6e lO PrBLIC UTILITY STOCKS Capital Traction 90 Waahington Gas 5CH Norfolk and Waah. 190 Washington Ky and Elec. 20 Washington Rwy and E3ea 59 60 NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.

AmrT'cmn 165 175 CtpiUl 230 Columbia 191 Commercial TO Diatnct 166 Farmers and Mechanics' 380 Federal 180 200 Lincoln National Metropolitan 200 Rigw 475 Seormd 141 Waahington 200 23D TRUST American Security and 230 Continental Trust 113 125 National and TrustA 2B0 Onion Trust 115 120 Washington and Trust 245 2S6 SAVINGS BANK STOCKS. Commerce and Sarings 11 East Waahington 13 Liberty 130 Merchants' 130 Security Seringa and Commercial. 210 Kevprth Street 145 FIRE INSURANCE HTOCKS Cor on ran 75 Firemen's 19 German-American 2(0 National Union TITLE? INSURANCE STOCKS. Columbia 4 6 Real Estate MISCELLANEOUS. Graphophone pfd.

IB 96 Chapin-Sacks 145 D. C. Paper Mfg. Co. 90 Merchants Transfer A 105 Mergen thaJer Linotype 143 145 Lanaton Monotype 70H Old Dutch Market com 4V4 6 I Old Dutch Market pfd 13 Security Storage 200 Security Storage and Safe Deppsit 110 Washington Market II PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, July prices oo the local market ranged aa follows today: -recked creamery, extra. 55c; high-scoring goods. 56e58c; the latter for jobbing extra firsts, 54c. firsts, 52a53c; second 50a51c; thirds. 46a49c; sweet creamery, choice and fancy, fair to good.

5Ca56c: la die-packed, as to quality. 47a48c; packing stock. 44a45c; fancy brands of nearby prints 1 Jobbing at 61aS3c; good to choice, ffafiOc; fair, 51a54c. firsts, 15.60 per crate; nearby current receipts, 15.00; do, seconds, ia.80al2.60 per (rate; Western firsts, 15 60 per crate; firsts, i5.00 per crate; do. 10.l0al2.e0 per crate; I Southern.

10.Mal3.fe0. is to quality; inferior lower; fancy, carefully selected candled eggs i jobbing a per doeen. (Note According lo the rolea of the Philadelphia Produce Exchange, nearby current receipts skull be of good, average sue. reasonably full fresh, sweet and clean, and at this time of year ahaJl weigh 42 lbs to A dozen and the loaa shall not exceed 3 dceen to 30 doaen. By "leas" is meant all rotten, (sacked, leaking, mall dirty, badly heated aad gramj LIVE Tie exprees, 40c; exceptional lots higher; spring chickens, not Leghorns, yellow-skinned, weighing and 2 lbs apiece, 3Pa40; acme fancy, heavy I stock, higher; spring chickens, broiler, not Leghorna, yellow skinned, weighing and 1V? lbs apiece.

37a3Bc; White Leghorns, yelI low-skinned, weighing lbs apiece, 36a37c; i White Leghorna, yellow-skinned. smaller aires, 34a35c; roosters, 2Sa34c; ducks, Pekin, 3Ba30c; do. Indian 26a38c; geese. 30c? pigsooa. 8 m-wm, ALEXANDRIA 1 11 Tut BKBALD Hint, A.

Doniphan. 4 Street. Alexandria, July big steel freighter, the Chancoek. will be launched at the plant of the Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation Saturday afternoon, August 9, according to arrangements. Mrs.

A. Mitchell Palmer, wife of tha Attorney General, will be the sponsor, it is expected. Many prominent government officials and others will attend the launching. The Chanoook will be the fourth ship launched by the Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation. The of this city have notified all dealers in firearms and ammunition to discontinue selling such to strangers, regardless of whether they are white or black.

Two colored boys, one of whom had fVftynlfte cartridges in his possession, were arrested yesterday. They gave their address as Washington. Their cases were continued until tomorrow morning. A delegation of members of Oriental Lodge No. 6.

Knights of Pythias, will, July II, pay a fraternal visit to Herndon Lodge No. 84, at Herndon. Va. Past Chancellor A. J.

Butcher will act as marshal. The trip will be made in automobiles. Visitiijg Pythians will accompany Ernest R. Boyer, grand master at arms; James T. Luckett, deputy grand chancellor; and S.

Elmer Norris, grand representative. I Pistol-toters in Alexandria will here- after have a hard rQad to travel, That the carrying of such will not be tolerated in Alexandria was made plain this afternoon by Justice H. Thompson when he ira! posed a fine of $100 in the case of a colored man his name as H. Glover, a shipyard employe. Glover says his home is in North Carolina The Alexandria Water Company has completed Its filtration plant, ordered some tMie ago by the State Corpora- tion Commission.

George W. Zachay, of Del Ray. Al- exandrla County, is a candidate for; the office of Commissioner of Revenue in Alexandria County In the election which will be held November 4. M. T.

Dwyer (u sold to R. B. Soott and wife the three-story brick dwell Ing house, 227 South Pitt street. COURT NEWS Wife Charges Cruelty. Charging cruelty, Mrs.

Eleanor E. Grove filed suit for a limited divorce yesterday against Raymond E. Grove, an employe of the Interstate Commerce Commission. The couple were married in November, 190U, and have, three children. Attorney Harry Brimer appears for the wife.

Husband Misbehared, She Says. Mrs. Lucy Walling filed suit for absolute divorce yesterday against William T. Walling, charging misconduct and naming a corespondent. The couple were married In November, i 1W1.

and have one child. Attorneys' OlTutt Imlay appear for the wife. Husband Names Corespondent. James W. Cogswell filed suit for an absolute divorce from Ruby A.

Cogswell. charging misconduct and naming a corespondent The couple were married in April. 1314. Attorney R. F.

Downing appears for the husband. Sue for $10,000 on Contract. Distler and Stringer. electrical and plumbinsr contractors, filed suit yesterday for $10,000 damages against Kennedy Brothers, building contractors, for alleged breach of contract. The plaintiff, through Attorneys Tobriner and Graham, allege after they were awarded a contract for J39.S97 worth of plumbing fixtures for an apartment house at Sixteenth and Crescent streets northwest, the contract was illegally cancelled.

Would Sell Unclaimed Baggage. J. L. Wilkes, superintendent, and W. J.

Fittall. baggage agent of the Washington Terminal Company, asked the District Supreme Court yesterday to authorize a public auction sale of unclaimed baggage and lost articles now in their possession at the Union Station. The list of articles includes canes, umbrellas, clothing, suitcases, both empty and filled, overshoes, raincoats, kits, pistols, air' rifles, lampshades, combs, checks, books and so on. Attorneys Hamilton and Hamilton represent the petitioners. Carpenter Sues Harry Wardman.

John A. Hayden, a carpenter, sued Harry Wardman yesterday for' for alleged personal injuries. Hayden claims defective lighting of the Department of Justice Building while it was being built at night, caused him to step into a hole in the copcrete forms and severely wrench his shoulder. At- torneys Huidckoper. Wilson and Lesh appear for the plaintiff.

Leaves Bequests to Her Sons. Dr. Walter O. Snelling and Dr. Henry H.

Snelling. sons of Mrs. Alice Lee Moque, who died July 16, are remembered in their mother's will with a bequest for $100 each. The balance of the estate, with a few exceptions, is devised to the husband. John Oliver Moque.

CONDEMNED SALMON BEING SOLD, IS CHARGE Whether SS.006.000 worth of salmon, rejected, by 9 the government as unfit for army consumption, is being offered for public sale will be determined by the Bureau of Chemistry of the Department of Agriculture, if a resolution, introduced in the House yesterday by Representative Fitzgerald is adopted. The salmon was condemned by the government and returned to the packing concern. About was returned to the government by the packers as rebate. Representative Fitzgerald declares he learned recently this salmon was being offered for sale. per bbi.

No. 1, 5.9taS.S; No. t. 190a329; white Eastern Shore of Virginia, per bbi. No.

6.00*7.00: No. 2. 2.5*3.75; white potatoes, i Norfolk, per bbi. No. 1, No.

2. 2.90*3 00; white potatoes, Jersey. per baaket No. 1, 1.10* L35; lower grades, 50s75c MONET MARKET. Tort, July -Moav on oall en the New Tort Stock Exchange today ruled at 6 per cent All industrial lotas were per cent Money on call, 6 per cent on mixed; 6S per jeent on industrial collateral.

Time money was still Tery elnee with limited transactions at per cent. Mercantile paper was also dull. Buyers were insistent on free rates. Some attractive namer ware seat Sates for the best Mto "DADDDY, I'M HUNGRY!" SAVES FATHER FROM PUNISHMENT "Daddy. I'm hungry!" A 3-yearold in his weeping mother's arms offered this unsolicited testimony in the dingy room of New York's night saved its father a term in the workhouse.

The baby's father. Emil Coyle. was before Magistrate Simpson, charged with wearing an army uniform without right, and peddling without a license. Judge." he said, "what would you do if you could nbt get any work and your wife and baby were sitting at home starving?" As Coyle ceased speaking, the child spied her father. "Daddy, daddy." she cried.

Tm hungry!" Coyle dropped in a faint. Then Magistrate Simpson styted a benefit for the Coyles with a $10 bill. To Decide Tonight Upon Community Food Buying Distributing Association to Present Plan for An Equitable Purchasing System. Plans for a permanent commu-1 nlty buying: organization In the District were made last night at a meeting of the executive committee of the newly-formed Community Distributing Association, in the Park View School. The plana, which will be presented to a public meeting In the board room of the District building to-1 morrow night, include the establishment of an equitable buying the expansion of the executive committee, to include officials of all organizations interested in the work; and a Joint meeting of the executive committee and accredited representatives of various civic and trade bodies.

A resolution, introduced at the meet- lng by Edward A. Lvcette, provided for the selling of So cards to individuals previous to ordering supplies of goods, i The cards would be good for their! face value on the day of the sale of the food. The resolution was adopted unanimously. Mrrtlag Monday Sight. A meeting of the executive commit- tee with representatives of various organizations will be held Monday night, probably in the board room of the District Building.

Invitations will be sent to all executive departments and bureaus. Federal and local: the Central Un.on. Federation of Citizens' Associations, Board of Trade. Chamber of Commerce, Merchants and Manufscturers' Association. Navy Yard, Washington Steel and Ordnance Company and the local community centers.

Mr McGrath suggested that Commissioner Gardiner and Representative Oliver, both of whom favor community distribution, go to Secretary Baker for information as to further shipments of army food to the District. The suggestion was set aside until the public meeting. Arrangements for the meeting are in the hands of Mr. McGrath. He said last night that special efforts would be made to secure RepresenTRANS-U.

S. HIKER New Mrs. yn at tire finish of a ew York hike, looking none the worse (or her Ions tramp. Mrs. FranUyn.

who Is M. carried an eighteen-pound pack and slept by the roadside each night until east of Chicago, when she found tt -unsafe. Under the terms by which she wins a $2,000 prise she accepted no along the way unless asked twtoe. The trip east ber Just I ttve diver. Commissioner Gardiner and Representative M.

Clyde Kelly of, the evening. Payaeala Are Delayed. He also pointed out the danger of delaying returns on the first shipment of army food. Government departments. which ordered portion? of the carload for their employes, have.

In many cases, not made payment fori the food Of the gross returns, which will be only two-flflhs has been paid in. he said. If the remaining 53,000 does not reach Mr. McGrath today or tomorrow, he, as the consignee. probably must pay the deficit, Mr.

McGrath will be in his oAoe at the District Building from 1 to 5 o'clock this afternoon, to receive payments. Checks should be made out to Mr. McGrath. and all mail addressed to him at the District Building, care of Commissioner Gardiner. PertMML The committee which met last night is composed of Mr.

McGrath. chairman: A. J. Driscfrtl. representing the local associations; Edward A.

Washington Steel and Ordnance Company; B. G. Ladd. navy yard: Mrs A. J.

Driscoll and Miss Cecil B. Norton, community centers, and W. Carson Ryan. Federal Employes' Union. The name of the organisation, which had so far gone without a name, was decided on last night The H.C.

of Investigation Is Once More Postponed The resumption of the hearings on the hirh cost of living in the District has been deferred to next week, the day and hour to be announced by Senator Ball, chairman of the subcommittee. It had been intended to resume the sessions today, but after a conference yesterday afternoon between Senators Sherman. Ball and Capper, the date was postponed so the committee ma j' prepare a mode of procedure. A clerk has been placed in charge of the District committee room to receive information to be used at the hearings. Lighthouses for Aeros Proposed by Senator As a result of the Chicago dirigible disaster.

Senator Sherman yesterday introduced a bill outlining a general code of regulations for navigation of the air. Sherman's bill authorises the War Department to lsy out travel lanes for aircraft, marking the courses With lighthouses. Dirigible balloons carrying internal combustion motors and explosive liquids would be forbidden to fly over cities, and would be licensed. A ML fflnlmtt "Ji Smart Hotel Smart People" Oantnllr locatad within ef New York's thmtara and bact ah Two blocks from PennarlrmU Station and only a few mtnotea from Grand Central Station, and just nsht whan you there. THIRTT-FIBST STREET --BY FIFTH AVEKTE NEW YORK.

JUSTICE WHITE FORGOT TO PAY Jurist Had Not Heard Slot-Box Street Car System. Chief Justice white, of the Supremi I Court, weighs more but the venerable disdains veytnees In treveling from hli home to the Capitol. distance of twe miles end half. twine del It Hie hone on Rhode Island avenua near Seventeenth street frequently he makes detou around the Ellipse to visit friends ei Sixteenth street on his way hony covers seven or miles day time the Chief Justice rode or 1-rtyt CS! until yesterdev he had not leern. eo or the pae-as-you-enter system.

H. started to welk home bm taken by one of the dally "gr Swtthlns" and decided to take street car. He brushed paaeed tk. conductor without paylnc his fara "Hey. Where's your fare?" manded the conductor.

The Chief Justice paid wtthouentering a demurrer, but mystified until friend the new system. Edge Banking B31 Given Adverse Report Charring that the bill to ban kin corporation! under the Federal reserve act if 4 scheme to enable to set control of Industries in dev aatated of Europe, Senato Gronn. succeeded In report on the measure hthe and Currency Commit tee yesterday. "I don't want American up In foreign Gror.na said. "It would weaken our banking ays tern." The bill, according to Senator Edre who explained Ite provtstoni- to committee, would enable America! hankers to grant credits to Euro peat to buy In Uw united States but are preverted unfavorable exchance.

Win Pix Vesae) A special committee to fix the price of Shipping Board vessels, to tv composed of three members each the Senete. House and the board, aaked Vsterd.v (n blll by Reprv sentattve Edmonds. Chile Swears in a Minister. Concha took the ct office Monday as Minister of of Chile, succeeding Mapue u-Ryan. mho the State TV partment adrift yesterday.

Schooner Aibote Of Loot Island New York. July four-reast ed schooner was reported ashore Bdremore. L. early todey Cos. guardsmen went to her assistance Divorce; Wife Chuges Mind a Johr v.

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