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I THE WASHINGTON W WASH1GTON AS H NGTON TIMES WEDNESDAY WED ESDAY DECEMBE5l DECEMBER2s 28 1904 1904 11
1 TEN BANKER IN N
iOWA LOASELESLAIN SELFSLAIN
Record Year of Disaster in
That r State Stat
CATTLE BROUGHT DOWNFALL
Faced by Ruin RuinHaIfa Half a Score of Hawk H wk
eye Offic Officials ia ials ls Committed Com mitted
Su Suicide ic ide
DES MOINES Dec 28 SAn An unprece ¬
dented record of disaster among Iowa
banks will be disclosed by a repor report t now
being belngprepar prepared d at the State auditors of ¬
fice for 1004 Culminating last week eek with
the closing closln of the savings bank at Ded
ham this is the years earsstartling etr s startling record
Ten bank cashiers dead by b suicide
Forty banks wrecked and their surplus
squandered
Twelye millions of dollars lost to de ¬
positors
In two instances bank officers offlcershaye have ab ¬
sconded vith wIth funds fun funds ds thus accounting accountlnJfor for
the failure f lu e but the remarkable n number mber
of failures due to similar circumstances
has aroused the curiosity curio sity sityof of the whole
State to ascertain the cause
These are the suicides of the year yeard s ear due e
to bank failures so far as the State
officials know
H C c Spencer and an his son cashier and
assistant assistantcashierQf cashier of the Grinnell Nation ¬
al Bank
George D Wood cashier of the Bank
of Colfax Colfax Iowa
Charles Wood Wood cashier of the Citizens
Bank of St StCharles Charles
F i ii LLa i 3La Rue cas cashier hier of ot the Corning
State Bank
G D Utterback cashier of ofthe the Sigour
ney Savings Bank
H W W Wi Main cashier of theXinn theLlnnGroe Grove
Bank
Cashier Casbierof of the Lone Tree Bank
Two other suicides early in the theyear year year
w whose hose names are not recalled by the at ¬
taches of the State auditors office
Tragedy Follows Tragedy
It is only within the thepastfewda past few days s
that the th State has become aware aware of
magnitude of of Jhc < + disasters dis aSters and
tragedies attending them many of th
failures fallureshavlnttbeen having been kept qu iet ot
until the two suicides suicide s in in quick succes
sion 510nat at ii Lone Tree and Linn Grove Gro e
the th failure fall re pf the Sheldon State Bank
wIth Ith losses 10ss s amounting amountin g to many thou
sands san ds dscreated created a Statewide
was wa general g neralattentIon attention i tention a ttracted to
serious ser usconditionof condition of affairs affairs The fail
ure of f the bank at Collfax the theNatIona l
Bank at Storm Lake and the bank
Slgourney Sigonrn with the suicide of
cashier added to the sensation
The suicide of Cashier Utterback
the Sfgourney S gourney Bank was was follow followed ed
the discovery d disco cover er 1 of ofextenshe extensive extensi e
which hich tie 1 hhd perpetrated perpetra ted to cover COy co er er
a shortage shortagewhi which < h had bndbccn been running
some time His s shortage like those
the theelght eight other cashier suicides
apparently appar ntly due to one of oftwocauses two causes
Sp specu peculation Cu lation oh o on the ChJcagp Cli cagp board b ard
trade and the Juggling of ofprlces prices by
meat trust v r
Meat Mea t Trust Tl1fst13Itmed Blamed
The meat neat neatT neatlrust T T irUsf lrust is is ia blamed liimedb by b tbou thou
sands throughout throu ghout Iowa for the ears
tragedies In Inalmosteeryban almost every bank
Tailed f il d large largequantitles quantities of ofpape paper r
on higher prices Jricesfor for live stock stock wer
found the makers being unable ulUble to meet
their th lI loans owing to to the th cut in InprIc prices s of o
live stock ogtoc k In almost every case caSe c se tb
cashier cas 1i rhadtrlS1 had tousled trusted dto to the prices of Qfcat cat
tle remaining r mah1fnghigh high and this this coupled C UPled
with speculative S pe CulatiV plunges on the Cr r f
of trade accomplished their ruin f
Back of this re recklessness klessnessState State
Examiner Cox declares is the lax 1 1tt x bank
ing inglaw law la of the th State and an a aas as a a result r sult
the years melancholy melan choly record efforts ar
already making to amend this law law
The epidemic of banking
tarted with that of o f Cashier George D
Wood of f the Bank BartkofColfa of Colfax Colf x He
regarded as asoneM one of the shrewdest shrewd stand
most trustwort trustworthy bankers bankerspf of the State
a and d his suiql sui 11Je ti J caused us eda a s great sensa
tion investigation nvestigation developed that
personally had been a large arge investor
live 1e stock and had loaned
for or Cattle purchases The Thedrop drop in eat
tle prices brought him hi i face to face fac e ewith
ruin Jf Jnot not dishonor and he took
life Wood had been accounted
wealthiest and most publicspirited
in his county and Imputation of dis
honesty is hotly resented by every man
in his home city ciQThe The cause of his
downfall is illustrated by the thesale sale
his suicide of paper representing a
value of SITo 1 17tOOO OOO for SC40 040 State Bank Ex
miner Cox declares that such s ch worthless
paper would never have ha C been admitted
lo the bank if the institution had been
subject to State inspection I
A SixFigure Failure
The death of E H McCutchon one
of the bestknown politicians in the
State precipitated the wreck of the
bank at Holstein Directly Dlrectl after aft r his
death it was discovered that the loss
at this bank would run Into the six
figures fiUresTie The Modern Woodmen were w re
caught for 100000 l 1OOO
Tile collapse colap e of o the savings bank at
Xew Liberty Llbert one of the most recent to
fail was due to the embezzlement
J30000 OOO by b Cashier Arnold Beuthien who
had become an investor in the Cleveland
Theater at Chicago
The bank failure at flmogene Imogene was
due to the embezzlement of 3000Q by b
the son of the pr president ± S1dent but butcery every cent
pf of the loss was 1 made good by the pres ¬
ident The son later returned and was
not punished
Defalcations and forgeries as well as
suicides have attended the many fail ¬
ures In the list of failures made up by
the State auditor the defalcation of
35000 35000 at i Iowa owa Falls and the more re ¬
cent defalcation of o 435000 eooo from the
Wappelo 1r appeJo Bank are not included In
both of these cases the guilty guiltymen men arc
doing time In the penitentiary
Curious features of the situation are
that the sslcides 8 lcides at Lone Tree and Ce ¬
dar Rapids were ere not followed by failure
Bank Examiner Cox Insists that the
causes causesof of the wrecks are normal and <
that robbery robber and ndcrime crime by the bank of ¬
ficials followed by speculation on on the
board of trade have ave marked the fail ¬
ures He says that the Iowa banking
system is at fault because private
banks of the State are not subject to
State supervision At present private
banks are treated just as private bust ¬
ness nessconcerns concerns Concerns are are State Auditor B B
Carroll shares the view of Examiner
Cox
Senator enator Lewis of Page county count a
prominent banker and member of the
committee on banking says that In
most cases the ruined ruined banks have loaned
money mone extensively on mortgages and
cattle In the case of the bank at Mount
Ayr A T It was found that Day DunnIngs
failure in live stock stpckpreclpltated precipitated the col co 1 ¬
lapse
GAS MACHINE WRECKS HOTEL
GRAND FORKS K Dak Dec 28 28A A
gas machine used for lighting the Co ¬
lumbia Hotel exploded and wrecked the
building bulldln injuring three employes one
probably Dro bablyta fatally tall v
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Three Mayors Puzzle
One Sma ll Ohio Town
Just How to Get Rid of Two of Them Is Legal
Problem ProblemTangle Tangle Caused Because B cause One
Went Away and Came Back
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MARION Ohio Dec 28 SThe The village
of o r f Waldo this county has more than
its ItSshare share of mayors In fact it has
mayors to burn
In the spring of 1903 Benjamin Corbin
was elected mayor He qualified and
served aer cii for fora a time tlmeand and then n went ent South
V As Asprovid provided d by the code the president
of the village council O S Anthony as ¬
sumed sumedtheduties the duties of the theofflce office After
several months Corbin Cor bin returned but
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DIVERGENT VIEWS
ON CANAL BOARD
Tafts Taft s Report May Settle
V the Question
ADMIRAL WALKERS VIEWS
i Colonel olonel Symons Believes Army En ¬
gineers gi eers Should Have Been Given a
Show on Commission
Diverse views are 1reheld held bj b by men prom i ¬
nent in n the Administration as as to the
advisability of reducing the Panama
Canal Commission
Secretary Taft Taft who is making a a spe ¬
cial report rep rt to the President Presidentregrirding regarding
the Canal canal project and andcondi conditions lons on the
isthmus has indicated indicated that he would
favor a a more m recompaCt compact organization for fo r
directing directingthe the work a ork on ontlle the isthmus but
it is not believed bellet ed he hewlll will make a 1 de deli fi ¬
nite recommendation on the subject
just at this period perlo
Mr Hephurn 7 7s s Attitude
The outspoken declaration of Colonel
Hepburn chairman of the House Inter ¬
state Commerce Committee who recent ¬
ly made a visit to the isthmus and re ¬
turned advocating that the work be
placed insole in sole charge of the thechie chief en ¬
gineer is responsible for the widespread
discussion of the plan which It cannot
be denied is met with favor in many
V
quarters
V Admiral Walker chairman ch rman of the Isth ¬
mian man Canal Commission Commlssioninnn In an interview
last lasteyenlng evening presented the views of the
commission comm iss10n and told why wh he did not
I I think the work on the canal would be
expedited if the commission were re ¬
duced in numbers numbersand n mber and authority author1t
Would Have Serious Ser ous Results
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Such Stich a step stephe he said would ii ould liave ha e
serious serlqus results restIlts because the V canal work
is of > f such magnitude that It would be
impossible for one man to deal dea1with with the
thousand and one details d tails
Bes BeSf Tdes cs he argued ariiIetil in an J ui ii undertaking ider e taking tak1ng
of this kind two beads are w wiser iser than
one and huge blunders which might be
I Icommitted committed by one one man harassed with all
i the perplexing details of the work will
be prevented when several who are ar
familiar with the he conditions consult to to ¬
gather g ther
A Asuggestion suggestion with regard to plans pl nsfor for
the canal which has met with interest
1 Is s the statement of Col Thomas W V
l Symons of the army a member of the
advisory adisor board of engineers in charge
of o the great work of enlarging the Erie
Canal at a cost of 101000000 101000000
Question of Engineers En gineers
Colonel Col < mel Symons thinks the ignoring of
I army arm engineers in planning the Panama
Canal work was a mistake Said he
The United States possessing pcrssessillgasplen a a splen ¬
didly didl trained body bod of public publiservants servants
like the Engineer Corps of the army arm
with wide experience In conducting such
works it is a constant source of won ¬
der to many people that they the should
have nave ave been ignored and the construction
V placed in the hands of a a commission not
experienced in work of like character
MARRIAGE MAffiIAGELICENSES LICENSES
Walter L Miller 32 and Mattie M ttie E
Herde 20 both of Orange county Va
William T illiam Byrd 21 and Alberta Myers lers
20
Francis J Phillips 34 of Trenton
V Falls N Y and Nellie o W Divine 26
of f District of Columbia
James Johnson 21 and Fannie Adams
18
Daniel Forsythe 27 and Mattie Bar ¬
ber 25
v Joseph Briscoe 23 and Rebecca Watts
18
Archibald M 11 C Vain 26 and Cora M M
VIckers 18 both of Baltimore
Henry L Simcox 28 of District of Co ¬
lumbia and Ella JE Cordell 24 of Har
risbunr Va
Louis T Boynton 21 District of Co ¬
lumbia and May lIa Massey Misse 23 of Kensing ¬
ton Md
Ollie G Funk 32 of Warren county count
Va and Ella M Gordon 26 of Fau
quier count county Va
Frederick H H Gregg 31 of Prince Wil ¬
liam county Va and Ettie O Kendall
23 of Pairfax county count Va
Frank Turner 22 22ot of Fairfax county count
Va and Mary Henry Henr 23 of Warren
county count Va
Randolph White 35 and Emma
Cousing CousIn 23
Wade H Richardson 22 of o Manches ¬
ter Va and Minta O Wise 25 of Rich ¬
mond Vn Va
Christopher H Braslear 48 and Sadie
L Donnelly 30
James E Cowling 24 and Eileen A
Smith 25
Benjamin Munroe 33 District of Co ¬
lumbia and Lillian Trik 22 Philadel ¬
phia Pa
Bernard G Deck 23 Purcellville Va
and Rosa Ro a Estella Gaynor Gaynol27 27 Round
Hill Va p
Albert Towles 40 and Maria Turner
15 3 V
Edgar Penn 24 Bristol Va and an
Beatrice Johnscn 22 Greenville Tenn
F 1 E Phillips 30 Kansas Kansas City Mo
and Emma Krohn 27 Mlnlen iowa J oa
Joseph GI Glordlna rdlna 21 and Adelina dellna Lupo
22 9
David Da Id C Kerr 43 and Marian Irene
Day 32 12
Julius Abramson 24 and Leah Gar ¬
ner 39 9
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Max Davidson Davlds n 27 New York Yor and An ¬
nie ni Hoddcs HO < ldcs 23 District biBtrictof bistrict of Columbia
Lawrence LawrenceL L Crew 25 Richmond Va
and Laura LauraL L Stanley Stanle 26 6 Manchester
Va
PRESIDENT GETS PHOTOGRAPH
President Presid PresldcntRoesevelt ntRoosevelt Roosevelt today toda was present ¬
ed with the photograph of a remarkable
j lake in Oregon known as Crater Lake
It Is on the summit of the Cascade
range 7000 feet above the level of the
sea cano and In the crater of o an extinct vol ¬
made no effort to resume his duties and
Anthony Anthon kept on acting
At the last election David Bauer was
elected mayor mayor He is now now holding the
office
As Corbins term will not expire for a
number numbcrof of months he is still mayor If i
he does not care c re to act Anthony as
president of the council might legally
hold the office
The legal lights who ho have been con ¬
sulted by b the villagers hold that Bauer
is utterly utter without witho t rights
IRKSOME TI TIME E ON
FOGBOUND FOGROUNDLINERS LINERS
Hours Pass Heavily Hea yiIy hi
the Mersey
THREE DAYS UNABLETO UNABLE TO MOVE
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The Saxonia the Ocean Oceanic ic and d the
Cedric Held Up at Liverpool in
Same Plight V
LONDON Dec 2S 2SFortunately Fortunately it
does not fall to the lot of the ordinary
ocean traveler to spend three days
marooned on an Atlantic liner off the
bar in a a dense and impenetrable Christ ¬
mas fog V
It has happened however ho everac according oidlng
to the reports In the theLlyerpool Liverpool papers
that some some sixteen craft of various sizes
Including three great ocean greyhounds gr hounds
the Cunarder Saxonia and the White
V Star liner Oceaniclnvard bound from
New York Yorkand and the White Star liner
Cedric outward bound from Liverpool
were he h hed ld a up up for three days unable to
I move Never were such scenes witnessed as
on Saturday when the belated steam ¬
ers em reached the dock
I To quote qu te the arrival of the Saxonia as
an instance the cheers from the crowds
on the pier were trem tremendous endous and the ex ¬
I citement was great The passengers
as fis s well as those waiting to meet them
were in a high hlghst1te state of elation and tie t71e
meetings of friends were most emo ¬
tional
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V Log of the Saxonia V
Here is an extract from the log of the
Saxonla The exact position so far as
the detention of o the theshlD ship is concerned conc rne ci
Is shortly sh rt1 put thus u Met ret thick bank of
fog ro just hfitoutside outside the bar early earl on Thurs ¬
day da morning steamed slowly on but but
when well within the bar had to drop
anchor a n Chor about 3033 03J in the morning There C
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the ship fretted at her moorings for
twelve tWf > 1e hours The fog then lifting
slightly she crept creptupalittle up a little but by
reason of the flotilla of fogbound craft
of all kinds around her he she had hadper per ¬
force force as a ama matter ter of precaution V to t
again a ain anc anchor hor this time near the gas
V buoy bUOjrm and rock ro < k light At this anchorage
she remained until 2 oclock this morn ¬
ins when justified by the partial artial V disap dis 3p ¬
pearance of the fog she raised anchor
once more and slowly slQwl steamed up the
river until opposite Princes Stage
where she sh hunsr hun off until 730 30
Pass ing the Weary Wear y Hours Ho urs r
In a a conversation regarding r garding the man ¬
ner in which they endeavored endeavo red to pass
the wea weary hours off the bar one of the
Oceanics passengers said Only the
hardiest could keep their decks and
strain their theirey eyes S gazing through throu h the fog
in the direction of tinkling bells of other
vessels vessel vessej in the same plight as them ¬
selves Officers and men on the lookout
had a very anxious time of It Indeed d
in addition a ditlon to this responsibility there
was 1 as a constant bombardment of ques ¬
tions f from nervous or Important passen ¬
gers gerswho who seemed to think the captain
and officers are in the absolute absolutecontl confi ¬
dence of that much abused individual
the theclerk clerk of the irvather ather
The majority of passengers keep their
own Quarters or take up their station
in one of the numerous and comfort ¬
able saloons Ladies who have during durin
a voyage across struck up many man ac ¬
quaintanceships among themselves dis ¬
cuss the latest American and European
modes the relative expense expensealld and con ¬
venience of oisocial social life in New York and
London or Paris the advantages of the
American hotel system as against the
English semidetached villa or mansion
and the foe fo
u TheenUemen The gentlemen congregated in the
smokeroom smoker om express their reelings in a va ¬
riety rlet of original and cosmopolitan styles
concerning fog stocks and shares recent r cent
sensational occurrences In the financial
world and American versus British BrItlHhbusi busi ¬
ness methods with a side reference to
the future of trusts < but travelers tales
I Iand and experiences In many strange corners
of the globe glob relieve tho monotony In
the card room innumerable parties make
dollars At the best however It Is an
irksome experience to be fogbound off
the Mersey bar
FOR SALE SALEFARMS FARMS
FOR SALE SALECountry Country home In Maryland arylan 5
miles m l1es from rein Capitol apltol Scent fare to Washing ashlng ¬
ton fruit and shade abundant bargain for
1 cas ca h Address BOX 183 this omce de3T3t de 73t >
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
MOXEY TO LOAX ON OXD D C REAL EL ESTATE STATE
Lowest rates of interest Payment on prin ¬
cipal In amounts of 5500 500 or more received at
any Interest period THE F H SMITH V
COMPANY CO IPAXY Bond Building 1103 New York
ave 11 nw
MONEY Y TO LOAN 0 on approved ea e city real ea
i 1 1n 1f es ¬
f sf f eak k
tate at 4 4 ½ and 5 per e cent Interest n s Spe ¬
cial privileges with respect to prior payments
Large amounts a specialty s lalty TYLER
RUTHERFORD 1307 130 F St nwv nw oclOtf
MONEY TO LOAN LOANlEO 5250 O to 500000 I500000OOD on D C
real estate Interest low and all transac ¬
tlons conducted with economical considera ¬
tion for borrowers
WM H SAUNDERS CO
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NORFOLK WASHINGTON
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foTFor s rFor For further Information aoDlv appl7 at a
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700 00 a a m n Diner Pullman Parlor
900 a a m Buffet Parlor 5 Hr Train Train
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1100 a a In Diner and Pullman PullmauParlor Parlor Car
100 p m Diner and Pullman Parlor P Parlorcar rlorCar Car
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500 p m Diner and Pullman Parlor
700 TOO p p m Coaches to Philadelphia
f800 e 8DO p pm m Coaches to Philadelphia
6 1130 p m m Sleepers
2 2S7 7 a a m mSleepers Sleepers
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100 200 Z 0 pm
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800 1000 11 113 0 n llz5 3 pm
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CHICAGO and nd NORTHWEST 1100 11 00 am a
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CINCINNATI ST LOUIS and LOUIS ¬
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PITTSEURG and CLEVELAND CLEVELA 1100 am
915 pm and l240nlght 51240 12 < 0 night
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WINCHESTER 8S3 8 am 405 SM
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Daily Da11 D5 V ii Except Sunday Sunday sundarP sundarOnlY only
Baggage called for and checked 1 from hotels hote
and residences resld ncCs by Union Transfer Co on onor or ¬
ders left at a ticket offices 619 Pennsylvania Pen YlL11a
ave nw New Ne York ave and liars at 81 and At a
station
S B B lIEGE DistrIct IlUsenzer Acent
SOUTHERN RAILWAY RAILW Y
Trains leave from Pennsylvania Penns anla Statin
725 A A M DAILYLocal for Ha HaV Har HafS Harrisonb V r fS fSnbu Statio Station nbu urg n g
AVarrenton Danville ana way wa stations
1051 A A 1C M L DAILY DAIL IYAILYWashlngton Washlnfirton and ai Florida Fl rida
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1115 1115A A A M DAILY DAILYUnited United States Fast Mall
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401 P M L Tir WEEK DAYSLaml for Harrt irr
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7M 0 P M DAILYNew York a aIift t Atlanta Atlan
Express Firstclass coach to Atlanta At t1
sleeper to Columbus via Atlanta Sunset S t1t e t
tourist s leeper l ep < r Washington to San Fran Fm
Cisco Mondays Monda Tr 1Yedn WedCesdays rfhesday sday and Fridays Frida n s
Sleeper to Pinehurst Monda Monday Wednesd Wednesds Wedneedry Y
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1000 P M M DAILY DAILYNew New York and Itemphl 3t r emphls
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1043 P M DAILY DAILYWMhlngton Washinsrton and South
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Memphis and d New Orleans
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1155 A M week ek days and 920 P M
DAILY DAIL From Charlottesvllje 823 8 A M U f
and 920 P M DAILY
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talledlnforriiatloncan tailed l information tol3tion can be had at ticket ofi or
t1ces 703 0 la 15th th sL sLa at a 311 ll Pennsylvania ave and
Pennsylvania Station naggage c ch checkej cked
through from hotels and residences
Phone 1640 1640P P R R R R Cab Service Senlc
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Dec D 24 1 S H HARDWICK HARDW ICK Pass T Trat lrgr
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and andC C Street 700 P PX ic Daily except
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1110 P M MF F F V V LIMITED LnUTEDSol1d Solid ves ¬
tibule electric lighted dining car train
to Cincinnati with Pullman Sleepers to
Cincinnati Lexington and Louisville
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Springs daily except Sunday Sleepers
Cincinnati to Chicago and an St St Louis
Reservation R Dining f ftl tl guMd Car and V tickets tIcke ts tsat at 513 sti V Pennsylvania
Avenue A venue603 603 Fourteenth Street near F and
at the th sta station tion Telephone Telephone16ro 1640 for Pennsyl ¬
rants anla Cab Service H H W FULLER
Telephone leJbono Main raia 1068 Genl Passenger Pas enJer < Act Agt
SEABOARD AIR LINE R RAILWAY RAILWAY ILWA Y
Ticke Tic ke t Office 1421 rat Penna Ave
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65S 6 P PM M 15 DAILYseaboud DAILYSeaboard AILT Seaboard Express ExpressSaUd Solid
train to Jacksonville Jack < onv111e and Tampa with Pull ¬
man Sleepers through to Atlanta Jackson ¬
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ton to o Richmond Va V
I CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Transcontinental V route to the Canadian and
United States Northwest connecting at V Van ll ¬
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the Pacific for China Japan Philippines
FIJI Honolulu Hon luluAtlStmJia Australia and New Zealand anci
for rates and Information apply to
V D DlL H MORSE F 3 P A A
Mth and New NeW TorJcave York av Bond ond Bulldlns BuUdJn
V LOAN O COMPANIES
MONEY
Loans made madequlck1y Quickly privately without
t removal on onu furniture lture pianos etc at
1o lowest estrat rates s longest time easiest plan
If you are are goin going to borrow It will pay
you to consult us we are leaders in our
line and strictly uptodate If you can ¬
not call write or phone
Washington Mortgage LoanCo
6IQFS 610 F st iNW NW N NI I W a
no26t
10 to 300
On Furniture Pianos PJDnosetc eta without removal
from tromour your possession poB lon Lowest rates ho no pub ¬
licity quick service Repay the loan In easy
weekly or monthly payments to suit your
convenience Other companies compan lpald paid off and
more money advanced on easier ler terms If
not convenient to come to our office officeteTephone oce telephone
or write we willsend will Ill send agent to your horn home
to give you y u lull un Information Phone Main
2012 V No 1 charge of f any kind i it loan la not
made
American Loan Co
61 681 n l lj li4thSt j l4thStNW i4thSt N W Second s cnnd Floor Aoor
deistf
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2 5 iai 0 Save S SavebyOur You System ve by Can Our
VTe ie a loan money mone to o all on their Furniture
Pianos etc et you return the same just as
you ou can We e pay Pay off other loans give you U
more money and do everything ee thlng strictly pri ¬
vale ateKo No charge for papers full tutIamount amount
given For a quick loan give us a atrlal trial
Phone Main n 20S iO Agent will 111 call and ex ¬
plain terms
nOuSEKOlD LGAtt CO C
616 F St St N W Rooms R m5 1 and 2 2 Second Floor
6 MONEY
WE WELoJ LOAN ANY A Y AMOUNT A OUTERO FROM J5 TO
I tSOO tSOOoN ON FURNITURE PIANOS HORSES
I IWAGO WAGONS WAGO TEARS s TIME ETC FOR ONE O E MONTH TO Ti 1 lOW TWfI W3
20 Gone one month lOc six lx month tic
1S f > one month 15c six months SOc
130 r one month 25c c six months JLiO 1kL
And all othtr o ili ther amounts in propoitloo
IP ip YOU HAVE L VE A LOAN NOV AND < ND
NEED EED MORE MONEY COME TO US
Mutual Mutual Loan and Crust Co
SIS K ST N W V ROOMS 12 i and U u
EtMy stairway or elevator to second cond floor
noTtf noT tt V
MONEY IONEY TO LOAM
ON
FURNITURE PIANOS Etc
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EAST E Sf TO BORROW aa we turn no de jt
serving customer away
EASY TO PAY P Y BACK as we V make email
monthly payments and anl1out our rates rattJIllCe ar ara th
lowest l wen in the city Other companies paid 02 o
POTOMAC GUARANTEE LOAN GO
1123 2S s F l St it N N W WRooIllS Rooms ns 3 and 24 L
Second secon floor Stairway or elevator
railif P t
latge and Small Leans Made On
FURNITURE AND PIANOS
On n the Building and Loan Association plan
which tohlch makes the cost lens 1 I than you pay pa > else ¬
where Wo Vo1o 410 o not advertise one onbtn1li tutag and
do another Loans with other companies
paid on and more money advance d it da
sired information 1ntonna on cheerfully given
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO
First Fir t Floor G2S 25 F St S1 N IV Y
ocStf
A LOAN OF S40 40
On Furniture or Piano will 111 COst
Only S133 133 Per Month
Other OtheramOllnUS Other amounts la proportion Compare out
rates with what other companies compane charge Xo
fake charges e for commissions recording recoTdln etc
No publicity red tape or delay Loans Loan taken lake
up un i n d roorw n1 > r money advanced S ancea
The Only Onlylndepende Independent t Company
National tati V nal Loan Investment Co J
4th floor N E cor loth lf th t h U aul s
u20 u20i2 t
V V IF YOU OU ARE PUTTING ilOXEI
I ffII 1M a a bank b you Y O u look for the th safest
a1 i 1 institution why net use the same am
caie axe when you deposit d < lt your
YBluubiea iJlulIble for a loan 1 We Vo have a building buUd1n and
tafe tales made for or tnat purpose All ij bustnes bwsln Q
confidential Money Mone ironed on watches din ¬
monds thondBjewflr J jewelry wrfry ate tc ttlntCrett interest threo tore per coat
instead or ten
H K K FULTOJf S LOAN LOA OFFICE OFFICE
Eotabllshea 1870 311 31 Ninth Street JC W
Money Loaned L aned Salaried S iIaried l ried People
Retail merchants m rchanb teamsters team ters boarding boan1in hous houses
without Ithciut secunty largest business bwslnt in 43 prtn
clpal Ipal cities TOLSLViN TO n Room m 5w filitiSJ3 Ott > 533 15tn at st
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LOAXS LoANSON LOA OJT STOCKS sToCKs BONDS B BONus Dg REAL E3 E5
tate Trusts Bldg and Loan Assn Shares
Syndicate ty1id c te Certlfs Warehouse Receipts LIFE LIF
INSURANCE POLICIES etc Rtraaonabla J on1j111
rates Square Sq re dealing dealfn 4t 44 > 42 Metzerott cUerott Eldff Eld
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AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMEN S
NATIONAL N AT I 0 0I I I AL S8M3f Mat TonIghtat8ts Tonight Sat at at et2 8iS 2
The only theater th ter In WashIngton offering oftr1n exclu ¬
sive dv e1y ly Anvrican and foreign stars of the first rank
CHARLES FROHilAX Presents
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C RAN NE
In the Comedie Francaise Success
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS
With Beginning nr a lng UEW NEW nt YFSRJ YEARSl1atJnee V I tAlt R RJ Matinee Monday on
F C c WHI WHITNEY EY Announces
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And the Best Singing Sin Sing1n I16 Organization in Amer ¬
lea ica In STAGE EDWARDS Comic
Opera
LOVES LOTTERY
Seat Sea and bo boX ± sale Thursday Ie27tf Ge 27t
LOAN COMPANIES
IF YOU NEED MONEY r Or EY
V
We will make you a quick loan privately
at reasonable reasonablemtes rates on Furniture Furnitu re Pianos
Teams etc e without removal removal allowing
you yOu from one month to one years time
If Irmoney money will help helpyou you fill out this blank b laI1
mall mailittousandouragent It to us and onr agent will wilicalL call AU Al l
business bnsln businessstrlctlyconfldentiah ssstrictly strictly confidential Phone Main
4373 Mail or telephone applications receive
our our Ourprompt prompt attention V V
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DISTRICT LOAN CO
PRIVATE OFFICES
V 639 639F 639FSTNW F FSTNW ST N W COR7TH COR COR77HFSTS 7TH i F STS
MONEY MONEYFOR FOR THE HOLIDAYS
You can obtain a loan on your furniture
piano etc
I Absolutely Without t Delay or Publicity
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By applying at the office of the
i COLUMBIA GUARANTEE CO
613 F Street Northwest
V declfot
Private
Lonna Loansta to Government employer = plOTe3 on onhelr their In ¬
dividual l note t Without Indors4arj Loans T a to
everyono everyone veryOn 8 on 0 n Furniture Fnn1t e Pianos Personal
Property etc without w1thoutremova1 removal Easiest Easl t
cheapest and beat be t place to sot i money mone at aX
cnce Once The old reliable
CAPITAL LOAN CO 5
V 602 F Street N W
ESTABLISHED 1SSJ
V MONEY
For F r everybody oi rates lower U1a1th thni th Jowest
I IDon Don Dont t be deceived ccelvedcone come to us and IZ IZesU esU
i gate te 13W1tn Business strict1y c c0I05SrOtIaI rifia < nt1al 10 OIlS
I knows knOWBO of your transactions with with us us We lend
on furniture pianos or salary aalaryU It you ou1VO tava h hv v
f fa1oan Ia a a1oan loan now no anywhere anywheeand and need = more re jiibaey
come come to to Ui Nothing Jedurted from loan Tea
set etUll full amount Extensions ExtenJ ons la casa a t tmcl Uci
ness Ilell without extra stra charge
Metropolitan Loan Laal1and and
Trust Co
505 E ESt St N NW W Wi
LOANS LOANS
or 0 flO IOor 10 or upward upwndon on furniture furniturepfaao plaooA paua sal ¬
any assignment etc at the lowest rate of
any company com ny In the city No recording No
publicity Private rooms on the second Jloor
Every Eerypayment payment on loan Ioanreauces reduces interest
LOans with other companies r pain H off oi a11 a n M
more money dan f d at a lower race tfa o
tiptust tXpen to make loan
SURETY SU ETY LOAN COMPANY
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of Men NI n and Women
Means Health to You If You Suffer
From Catarrh Obesity O lt Rheumatism RheUma tIsm Consti ¬
pation Piles Throat Lung Brain Brain Heart
Blood BloodaId and Skta Diseases Nervous and Wast Was ¬
ing Debility Debillt Kidney KIdnt Diseases Bladder Thin ¬
bles blest t Discharges Stricture Varicocele Soc ¬
cific Blood Poisoning P Eruptions t1 Ulcers c and nd
all W Private Ji t Diseases cured for life I c1r 1r by safe
method
CHARGES LOW INCLUDING MEDICINES MEDIC MEDI E5
CONSULTATION FREE
Private PrivateWaiting Waiting Rooms Roomsfor for Ladies LSdl
OFFICE HOURS HOtJ tS
10 to 1 3 to to E 6 Sundays 10 to 12 12
509 TWELFTH ST N W
DRFISK QR i i 1 FISK EL ELGiN ELGII
Expert In treatment tment of private diseases d1eas
chronic and acute Both sexes All consulta ¬
tions confidential oontlden al Medicine furnished Prices
moderate Hours 9 to 1 1 i 2 to 6 6 7 to 9 Rooms Roo
1233 pennsylvania Pen1 ave nv Phone 21 M isis
delS deISr f
Old Remedy Rmed If 2ev V lce etc V ZO Form
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Henry Evans 922 9 F st nw nw j John R R1Ua Ma ¬
jors 7th and G sts Washington or by
mail from The Tarrant Co 44
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practice Blood skin bladder stricture
nervous special and private diseases
cured promptly Consultation free 602
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On Mental Nervous N Nrvous rvous Kidney Kidne and all
Private Diseases Chronic and Acute
Doctors Do ctors service and medicine not over OV r
2 2 Consultation free Tel Main MaiIl2516 2516 S E E
Cor 6th and P sts nv n nw Hours 10 to 1 1
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AMUSEMENTS
COLUMBIA CO C 0 L U M B I 3 A A B35S2 LeadinaTheatu washinotoas ash ngtots
Evenings at 815 815 Mats ts Thurs Sat
CHARLES FROHMAJT FRomtA Presents
Lionel Barrymore
In the Greatest G t Comedy Success of New
York Last IastScason Season
11 11Tbe The Other Girl
BY AUGUSTUS THOMAS THO
2CEXTWEEIC NEXT WEEfC WEEKA A HAPPY JfKVV EV YEAR
F c C < X Whitney Announces His Musical Cock
tall Fresh from Its Eight llonshs UonthSat at N ST
Casino Ino
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LRFI I Headed Btadedby by
B AC 1 Eddie EddlEFoy F foy ° y
PAFF JT f V i F Alice Fischer
R bl Graham am
POUF PO u F Vania Daly °
And the ORIGINAL ORIGL ALriGLISH ENGLISH PONY BAL ¬
LET 20 BIG SONG HITS
de de2Stf 2Stf 2 tt
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CONVENTION HALL
THIS WEEK ONLY
Evening at S oclocfc Ocloc cI6ck k ksharp sharp shariJSaturgly Saturday satur tay Mall
nee at i
FIRST TIME mit ON 0uY ANY A STAGE
DAVID DA V1DBELASOO BELASCO
Presents MRS
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CARTER V V
In the New Play
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I By V DAVID DVIEitLAScO BELASCO and JOHN
LUTHER LOXG
fSTSamc e Entire Company production and
effects to tobeseen be seen January 1anuary9atthe 9 at the Balsam
Theater Th t r X X
SEATS HOW OH SALE SALEAT AT V
PHUPTrrS 925 Pa ave until 520 p p SSLJ m in
after after7p 7 p m m at atConventlon Convention Hall Reserved
seats 50 SOc Toe U 5150 33 2 SPECIAL CARS
OK O ONALL ALL ALLLPES LINES
Next HextWeek WeekCONVENTION CONVENTION HALL
David P Balance lasco and Maurice Mau e Campbell wm
V Present
HENRIETTA HEllRIETTA I CROSMAN
In David Belascos play
j SWEET KITTY BELLA BELLAIRS RS
Seats on sale Thursday ThursdayatPh1ipUrs at Phlipittfa
HFAYETT LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTEM I AFAYETTE I M r
OPERA OPERA OPERAHOUSE H011SE HOU I IFItmt FRIIXV FRIIXVnd FRIIXVl l nd
TONIGHT TO = JGHT AND > ALL I SAXCRDAT
THIS THISWEEK WEEK I Trevor rffc l
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Presents hives BTea ves Good Seats
The fewest 2foeltr OVeIty In
lions Musical Comedy Com dy Crea 12 l25C 2SO 5 C Qlt OOC 0 0 0Musical C
II Q T K D MASTER MASTERCABRIEL GABRIEI L
U USTER USTERMASTERCABRIEL STER
B BU BUSTER U O I 1C ft V 23 BUSTER
I r ROWN R f gj Rl 73 73PEOPLE73 PEOPLE 13
V VV V f J Vf BW 5 10 Beauty Chorus 49
AND > AN A ATT ALLSTAR STAR CAST CAST V
Ow in g to the tremen tremendous dous deman d
for seats the management have de ¬
cided to give an
Extra ExtraMatinee V Matinee
Friday Fri ay Dec 30 j
Popular Prices P ces Will in PrevaiL Prev ail
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DaIly DaUyY3t Mat sc Eves 3 and SOc
JOLLIEST XMAS WEEK BILL IN TOWN
The Eight very ery merry mern Vassar Girls la
Garden of the Fairies ballet balIetspectacle spectacle
The Ten Toozoonin ToozoonlnArabs Arabs Georgia Card ¬
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