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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1015.
II
U
t
LOCAL
COOPER AGAIN
H
ONION
SINGS
NK
Succeeds Tuckerman, -Who Re
signed Yesterday to Devote
Time to Private Interests.
i
"Wade tt. Cooper todciy returned to
the presidency of the Union Savings
Bank, succeeding In turn Walter ,R.
Tuckerman, who was elected to that
.office about a month ago whon Mr.
Cooper severed his official connections
f 1th the Institution to devote his time
Jo the business of the United States
Savings Bank, of which he also was
president. '
Having found that It was Impossible
to spare, from his real estate and other
business Interests, tho time that the
bank duties required, Mr. Tuckerman.
at a meeting late vesterdav afternoon,
submitted to the directors of the bank
his resignation. Immediately after Its
acceptance the directors proceeded to
the election of r new president, and Mr.
Cooper was selected by a unanimous
te.
Frank P. Mllburn was added to the
rtliectoratc, and It Is understood that
nt a meeting to be held in the near
future Kile Sheets. Charles A. Oold
hmlth. August Plugge, Qua W. Brahler,
nnd Col. Arthur K. Handle will also be
placed upon tho directorate.
Mr. Tuckerman will again associate
himself with tho Real Estate Investment
of which he whs treasurer at the time
of his election to the hanK presmency.
Upon retiring from that latter office he
issued the following staiciiiuiu;
"I have resigned as president of the
Vnlon Savings Bank, bceause I find it
Impossible to spare the time from my
real estat eand other business.
"I return to my former connection
with the Real Estate Investment
Company.
"I leave the bank with tho good will
and confidence of all itnerests.
"The Union Savings Bank is the
oldest savings Institution In Wash
ington and has a splendid future."
The National Metropolitan Bank of
Washington was today authorized by
the Federal reserve board to act as a
trustee, executor, administrator, and
registrar of stocks and bonds.
This bank Is the first national bank
In tho country given this authoriza
tion under the provisions of the new
law. Similar authorisations will be
Issued to other national banks In the,
near future.
While the volume of trading on the
Washington Stock Exchange today was
much larger than on yesterday, prices
tpnded to decline. Washington Gas was
the weakest feature selling down to the
minimum price of 72. Both of the stocks
of the Washington Railway and Elec
tric Company were also slightly under
icrent levels.
After two shares of Gas had been dis
posed of at 72, neveral odd lots totaling
27 shares were sold at 72V4, and an ad
ditional block of 60 shares commanded
the lowest price possible under trading
conditions, being struck off at 72. The
quotations were then established at 72
bid and 72U asked.
The other stock sales were confined
nfltta.l
'......u
at 88,
to :iu snares or Railway common at s.
, w ... ... - A. A J
ana ponies ui preierreu kv bv
The bond sales Included 82.000 worth
of
r Washington Gas 5's at l0im0lSSOiiSlS&M9tM ptr
$2,000 worth of Potomac Electric Pow-
rr Sonsulidat: 5's at 991; a $500 Capi
tal Traction 5's at 105. and a $500
Washington Railway and Electric 4's at
81i
J. Upshur Moorhead and A. Robert El
more have formed a copartnership to
conduct a general brokerage business In
Ktocks and bonds under the firm name
of Moorhead & Eljnore. The new firm
lias opened offices 'at 729 Fifteenth
street northwest. The partnership will
ileal In all local securities and the stocks
and bonds listed on"tho New York ex
change. The firm will be the Washing
ton correspondents of A. B. Leach & Co.,
dealers In Investment securities of New
York.
Local Sales.
Washington Gas 5's, $l.no0l04i.
Capital Traction 5's, 500igl05H.
Washington Railway 4's, ISOOfmu.
Potomac Electric Cons. 5's, $l,U00t&9!,
$l.nrKy&99i.
Washington Railway Com., 1088,
25 S8.
Washington Gas. Ml 73. 173, iO&l-'A.
C'?72t4, 2Cfi7-Vi. 25tT72. 25872.
After call Washington Gas 5's, $l,tXK)
104.
Washington Railway pfd., C684.
Realty Transfers
1805 Vermont avenue northwest Carrie H.
Lewis to James II. Wilder, lot 103, square
ftl. 11.400.
1410 V street southeast Alexzner Dunnlnrton
to Daniel A. and Clara M. Kelly, lot SO.'.
square 0773. Anacostla. $10 (t(tainp 60 cents).
Iropect Hill Bernard O. Drown et ux. to
Kurnlo I. Wood, part of parcel 183 oier '.9,
110.
1215 Tenth stioet northwest Mary K C!are
et vir, t'llnton, to Frances (5. Carroll, lots
135 and 126. Ktiuaro S6S. $10 (stamp til.
County Walter A Hell et ux. to William
Hicks, panels 2'J over 17. and 228 ner 71,
110.
Xli and 20H P Btreot nortlin eat Walter A,
Usll et ux to Hurry U. Hell, tot 62. square
1262: and parcel at over 64, 110.
County William Hicks to Emma O. Bell.
parcels 22J oxer 17, and 2JS over 71, 510.
Deanwood Helehta Ida M. Smith et vir.
William to Frank Carter, lots 13 and It.
block 16. 110.
Steamer Sails With 800
Horses for British Army
nORTON. Fob. 25. The T.eyland liner
Tlohemlnn sailed for Liverpool today
with an immense rargo of army supplies
nnd about 800 hoines for the British
iirmy aboard. The horses came from
the West, and will be cared for bv sixty
hostlers, mostly American citizens.
FINANCIAL
The Safest Investments
Are those that do not fluctuate during dis
turbed conditions of the money or stook roar
gets. First deed ot trust note (Brat mart.
Bagea). well secured en real eatau la the
Utrlct of Columbia, constitute "gilt -edge"
loveatmants. Tbev do not depend upon the
financial rnponalbiuty ot Individuals or cor.
flotations lor their lability, and are eternal
rom taxation aa personal property. We eaa
upply such Uiveatmenta In amount froa
titto upward. Send for book.. "Cuuoarala
Loan and lnvtitmenu."
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO..
ta U'iU STRUCT w.
MONEY TO LOAN -J-
ON :dol trmt.
REAL ESTATE tZlU
JOSEPH I. WELLER,8ao"B!:?: n'A".
AND NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS
Local Market.
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
Bid. Asked.
U. S. Reg. 2's
U. 8. Coupon 2s
U. B. RC(1.
U. 8. Coupon 3's
U. S. Reg. 4's
U. S. Coupon v4'a ,
QAS BONOS.
Washington Gas O's
Col. Una & Elec. 6's.
9Si
99',s
VJtk
, 98V4
101
, 101
109
110
101
70
101
RAlLROAli Rriwna
J0GT
99V4
Capital Traction R. R. 5's.... 103
.". rot. auar. S'a
Anacostla & Potomac ffa.
EU.y Suburban 6's
Metropolitan R. R. 6's....,
Wash. Ry. & Elec. 4'a
Vk ash.. Alex. & Mt. V. Bs..
W., B. & A. B'a
J9
99V4
101
104.
80V4
87V
80
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS,
Potomac Elec. Cons. 6's 894
uiuiiiuu .ciec. v.ons.
t otomac Elec Lt. 6's.
L. & P. '.telephone B'a
104K I
103 105
Amer. Tel. tt Telga. 4'a..
Amer. Tel. & Telga. i'n..
X. C. Paper Mfg. 5'a"...
Wash. Market 5's, 1927
Wash. Market 6's, 1947....
IV. M. Cold Storage 5's....
N. & W. Steamboat 6's...
ggs Realty (long) 6'..
Kiggs Realty (short) 6's..
89(4
MM
M
9-.')
IKi
95
103
100
100
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
Capital Traction
95
1
8U
Wash. Ry. & Elec. com..
Wash. Ry. & Elec. pfd
Wash.. Balto. An nf.l
88
84U
30
72
Washington Oas
Amer. Tel. & Tela
118
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS.
Mergenthaler Linotype 173
, MINING STOCK.
Greene Canunea 23
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
American Nat. Bank 160
Capital Nat. Bank 200
Columbia Nat. Bank
Commercial Nat. Bank..:.... 190
District Nat Bank : IK
Far. & Mech. Nat. Bank 243
Federal Nat. Bank 138
Lincoln Nat. Bank 160
173V4
170
255
210
Metropolitan Nat. Bank 10
200
b70
150
rA
300
280-
128
2i'i
L'O
Kiggs in at. Bank
Second National Bank
mat. Bank of Wash
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
Amer. Sec. tc Trust 276
National Savings tt Trust.... 25
Union Trust
Wash. Loan & Trust 225
Continental Trust UK
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
Home Savings 376
Bank of Com. Jfc Sa" 13
East Wash. Sav. Bank 13
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Corcoran Fire Insurance SO
Firemen's Flro insurance.... IS
Ger.-Amer. Flro Ins 360
Nat. Union Fire Ins g
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS
Columbia Title Insurance.... b
MISCELLANEOUS STOCK..
Chacln Sacks 2sn
Qrapho. com 35'i 37
Grapho. pfd 73
Morch. Trans. ,i Stoiage JK . .
Washington Market 17ft ...
Wholesale Produce Market
EGGS Nearby fresh.
23824c per doz.
Southern. 23o Der doz.
utiu&s ew lork. new
16Wc per lb.;
nat. jcttc per id
uux i&tt-iiEin print. 3tc nr
TTEK
lb.; tub.
33a per lb.; process 2327c per to,
uivu ruubTKY-Hens, lSjiMo per lb,;
roosters, lOo per lb.; spring oiilckens. 17QlSc
per id ; live lurseys. 1718c per lb.
LIVE STOCK Veal calvex h-.t a(.it .,
lb.: heavy. SiiSUc per lb.: fi hnn ji-'...
r.rt n. Ik . ...iM ,...., .. ..' ' "
U hc ,u. , nfiiiiH iMiiius, ivuiu per 10,
VKOETABLES (Quotations lurnish
vkubtabi.is3-flotations furnished by
1n 1rt. H'aa1 Tn. i. .. - .
I " i-.-i ui ra, w per narrei..
I SPJS1 .P5'?u. J L50 per sack: i-abbaw.
DRESSED PORK Small. 8c per lb -medium,
8V49o. per lb.; heavy, 8HSljc er lb
Receipts of eggs more plentiful, market
easier.
Receipts of calves heavier and market
uicr.
KRET. PRICE ft CO.
Austria Seizes Grain.
VIENNA. Feb. 25. The government
has taken over all stocks of rye, barley,
maize, and flour products. The distribu
tion of bread will be undertaken in va
rious districts.
FINANCIAL
CAPITAL S750.000.00
Surplus and Undivided Profits Over S5 38, 006.00
Resources Over S9,ooo,ooo.oo
What a Bank Can Do For
Its Customers
depends upon its policy, its resources and
equipment.
Identification with this strong, liberally-inclined
bank will secure for you every advantage that
approved modern banking can offer.
flYour business, personal or savings account will'
be appreciated.
fQf Intcrtit Paid on Daily Balances 09
O 0 in Our Savings Dapartment O O
. Thi Commercial National Bank
THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE
Corner Fourteenth and Q Streets
,THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.
TWO OFFICES
"Munsey Bldg." and 15th and H Sts.
This
Bank
Pays
00pv Interest on Checking
"AJ Accounts
Ittv Interest on Ordinary
J L Savings Accounts
AQf Interest on Special
u Savings Accounts
Figured on Daily Balances
New York Stocks.
Quotations furnished by W. H. Hlbbs ft
Co.. members of New York Stock Exchange.
lllbbs Building.
1:30 Yes.
High Low. p.m. Close.
Alaska Gold
Amal. Copper
Am.Bect.Bug.com.
American Can
Am. Can., pfd
Am. C. & F. .......
Am. C. tt F., pfd.,
Am. Cotton Oil....
Am. Ico Sec
Am. Smelting
Amer. Sugar & R..
37H !7li S74 I S714
, f2H MVi 62Vi I 81
37H 37 37? f 38V4
20i
10
26
93
40
16 58
S3 93
40 I 40
...HSU 1I2K llttt!
.. 45 45 45, 44
.. MM I5T 35H I 15 W
.. et eo eo I &e
..ioii iom lomiiooH
Am. Telg. & Tel 118V4 II8V4 II8V4I118
Am. Tobbnco 223 22IU SStlfc I 220
Am. Tob. pfd, new.... 105 10514 I05H 1 105
Anaconda
25 24 25Vi ti
94 P3V4 94. I 9H
99 90 60 WW
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line.
Baltl. & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
California Petrol....
California Pet. pfd.
64i 63 84H 05
m 64V4 55 64H
I8V4 17 17H I I7V4
53 63 53 50H
I57K IS0K 157 I IDAH
81 3IH 34 I 34
40 40 40
S5 34 35 I 35
131 124 124 I
MVi '84 MVi I 83
123V4 I23V4 I33j I 133V1
Canadian Pacific...
Central Leather
Chesapeake Ohio....
Cni. Con, Copper...
Chicago & N. W....
C., M. & St. P
C, M. & St. P. prd.
Corn Products
Corn Product pfd...
.. 9!i 9Vi OK, I 0
. . 65 65 ft.) I
..144 144 144 I 147
. 10 10 10VI.I 10
Dela. & Hudson....
Distillers' Sec
sw
Erie 1st pfd
General Motors Co..
Great North, pfd..,
Great North. Ore..
Ipsplr. Con. Cop
Inter. Met. pfd
Kan. City & Sou.th..
Lehigh Vallev
. Zl 20 30 row
. 33 33 33 I 33
. 7 HnH 86 I 87
.113 113 113 I 113
.. SOW 30W 30 I 39
. 1IH 1I8W-II8 I IIH
.56 55 55 I 64
..21 21 21 I 20
133 131 133 I 130
LouiBVllle&Nashvllle 112
113 113 I 113
Loose-Wiles com..
Mex. Petrol. i
Miami Copper
Missouri pacific...
Montana power....
Nev. Con. Copper..
N. Y Central
16 16 16 I
67 65 67 I 65V4
10 18
I0W 10
48 48
12 12
19 I 18
10 I 10
48 I 43
13 I 11
63 82 8.' 82
, 44 43 43 I 45
22 22 22 I 22
101 101 101 I 100
101 100 101 100
101 104 104 I 104
, 16 IC 16 I 16
74 71 74 I 73-
142 141 142 141
83 t3 mi I 8.1
13 13 13 13
43 43 43 I
27 27 37 I 36
46 45 45 I 44
I1R 117 118 I 117
81 81 81 I 81 '
53 53 63 53
41 41!' 41 I 41
103 103 103 I 103
51 MM 50 49
1 1 ll 1
16 16 16 I 16
61 61 61 I 61
65 t&',i 65 I 65
N. Y.. N. II. AIL..,
N. T., O. & W
Nor. & West
North. Pacific
Penn. Railroad....,
Ray. Con. Cop
Rep. I. & S. pfd....
Reading
South. Pacific
Southern Rv
South. Ry. pfd
Tenn. Copper
Third Ave R. R..
Union Pacific
Union Pac. pfd....
U. S. Rubber
U. S Steel
U. S. Steel, pfd...
Utah Copper
Wabash, pfd
West. Maryland
West. U. Teleg
West. Electric
Bonds.
1:30 Yet
HUh Low. p m Clone.
Atchison Con. 4's 1916 K1 0314 mli 93
Am. T. ft T. cvt. 4's. 7 97 V7'A I 97
Brooklyn R. T. 5's... 09-
C. B. & Q. Jt. 4's... Boli
C. R. I. & P. 4's.... VOW
Inter. Met. 4's 75
N. Y. Railways Co. i 51
9BH 09 I 99H
65V. BSVt I 9$Vi
2tH4 20V, I 2IU
7IH 74"n I 74
5:i' M I 54Vi
North. Pacific 3's 62 6J 62
62Vi
83
rorth. Paclllc 4's.... 831, 83 8
Pa, Con. 3tt's, 1915..
Iteadinp 4's
So. Pac. Con. 4's..,
80. Pac. Con. 6's...
100 100 100 I 10)
01 W 9IS 91 HI BIH
, B0". MH 1W I 80W
09j B5i 08'4 I ojiji
Southern Kailway 4's eau e:ti tMVj I 63W
-outn. iiy. . 99 osi 99 1 B)v
Union Pac. 4's Ms n9, wi I 89
U. 8. 8tcel Jd 5's 100i 99H 100 I 100
FINANCIAL
Capital $2,000,000
Fully Paid In
The Munsey Trust Com
pany is conducted on sound
business lines. Its methods
are. clean and straightfor
ward. It has no favorites
trealB the big man no better
than the little man, but both
with well considered courtesy.
Interest compounded month
ly on the 2 accounts and
four times a year on the 3
accounts; twice a year on 4
accounts.
FRANK A. MUNSEY,
President
SHARP ADVANCE ON
T
Less Activity After Rise at
Opening, Although Prices
. Remain Steady.
NEW YORK, Feb.- 25.-After enjoy
ing a sharp advance at the opening, the
stock market this mornlnKbecame less
active, but remained steady, If not
strong.
Announcement that President Wilson
Is Inclined to reconsider his determina
tion not to call an extra session of
CoriKrcss caused operators to take an
unfavorable view of the future, and the
prospects of higher insurance upon for
eign cargoes had a depressing effect.
London announced that the rates on
cargoes of 'American liners crossing the
Atlantic have been raised to the same
level as those demanded from British
liners. Thlh Is about 1 per cent. Here
tofore, cargoes In American vessels were
nsuted at half tho rate charged Brit
ish ships.
it! 7 tnoearLy fading Cunndlan. Pacific,
I'nlpn Pacific and Reading each re
corded an advance of practically a full
point. Mexican Petroleum continued to
hi i' flelll,,K P 2 Pnts to 67. and
Haltlmoie and Ohio, after opening at
tiuir ,.ab?V0, ,nc n9w minimum es
tablished yesterday, sold up to 64.
Sct'atary McAdoo's suggestion, call
ing for an appropriation of 150,000 to
conr expenses of a proposed confer
ence of all the finance ministers and
representative tankers of all the con
tinental cmmtrloM nt th u'n-!,, n.
ispherp, except Mexico, was yesterday
incorporated In the diplomatic and con
sular pin through an amendment at
tached bv tho Senate.
Since the outbreak of the European
.. n, iinr mm Dern a aemana ror an
increase In American trade with Latin
America to take up the slack Incident
to the diversion of European capital.
Speaking before the American Man
ufacturers' Export Association yester
day, Prof Stephen Panaretoff, mlnls
1,cr?f ""'Parla the United States;
J. W. Brown, secretary of the Ameri
can chamber of commerce at Constan
tinople, and Clayton Rockhill. consul
general In thl country N for Bulgaria,
told of the trade opportunities that
await America in Bulgaria, and urged
the need of establishment of American
bnnks in the near East.
Prof. Panaretoff declared that honesty
among Bulgarian tradesmen Is such an
established fact that tho American
manufacturer could well afford to ex
tend credit to the merchants of his
country. Agricultural implements,
wood nnd Its products, nnd boots nnd
shoes ore the articles, he added, which
uuuiu iinu most ready sale.
FINANCIAL
rr
CAPITAL
EARNED SURPLUS...
..11,000.000
..11.000.000
Even the Most
Capable
individual executor may be
incapacitated by sickness or
removed by death.
The fiduciary service ren
dered by this company is in
variably efficient and its life
is PERPETUAL.
XV Personal confer nc and eor
rcHpondohco on trust matters In
vited. The Washington
Loan & Trust Company
Cor. 9th and F Sts.
JOHN JOT EDBON. President.
LOST AND FOUND
V ILI, PKIISON uho found handbag Mundav
IiIcbki- mall p,iHrs tl!fei inmipj ) to MltS
M. ('.UNA I'. 10.'7 North Capitol tt.
IVDV.S OOLIJ WATCH, lost belVn lltli
and lith at. N V. Finder return to lsi:
lltli at .S. w. and racthc liberal reward
Ol'KRA GL.VSSES In chamula uag. pulr li.nif
kid gloNot: lot on South bound Brentwood
cr arl' Friday mornlns. Liberal reward.
80 I. H. N. V
HELP WANTED MALE
HEU'EK for blaokumltli In carriage hop;
. i"J!'.J" J.'arn trale preferred. Apply W. T.
I.AWTOX & HO.NS. j;os'M at N v. '
MAN Vouna whltp. for laundry wagim 7n
lly Ul'I'ONT LAl'NKHV. JJ3i .Slu-rman
ar. Agk for Mil, WILLIAMS.
MAHKKR Rnd anorter, competent to take
Tl"te? ?f,xU.eW",ent- KLLCmiC WANl
TAR LU'N'DIIY, IX, H at. N g
WANTK11 Colored men prepare as Sleeping
lar and Train porters. Riperlence not
necesaarj. RASTER RAILROADS, unl-
f,?r";8 -i',rn,,,n?.(1- Wr,, 'NTER RAILWAY.
Dnit :04. lndjananolls.Ind jv
YOI'NO MnN to linrn linotype; exceptional
opportunity: tuition t? no n i.w.r,n,' ...,..,
exenlngs. WASH LINOTYPB SCHOOL 9M
Kye it. N. W. M. 331.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
EXPERT HAIR DREHSERS nnd manicur
ists wuntecl MARGARET E. dUHEBTZE,
Kenuls Bulldlntf. 11th and G sts. N. W
room 20?. "
FITTER AND DRAPER-Expetlenced.
Connecticut ave.. 2nd floor.
1128
1
GIRL-Colored. neat and Intelligent, to help
with housework and help In a confectionery
store; a country ulrl Is preferred. Apply at
1251 Walter place 3 E.
GIRI Experienced on ladles' coata and
skirt. Apply nt once. 713 D st N. E 1
WOMAN for
ave. N W.
housework. Apply 1002 Pa.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
REPINED BNGI.IHH WOMAN wishes .1
Hon as companion or maid to elderly lady.
AJdress BOX 90. Times office.
WORK, with private family or In hmall
cafe Address M. u T. 1. 514 10th at. mv.
SPIRITUALISM
MRS. MAMIE STEVES, Medium.
Readings dally: seances Tues. & Ihurs. eve
nlngs. Ph. Line. W8. sit N. .J. ae. 3. E.
MRS WHITE. 7IS 22nd ST. N. W."-iseaTca
Wedmsday and Friday evenings, private
readings dally. Phone West 30 J. V
MISS C. VOEGLER, I."0? "ry
Tues. anil T hit.
eve, at 8; private readings dally. lt th nvv.
HAVE AN INTERVIEW WITH ICEULER
mot noted slate-writer In the world Hailj
for short time 1362 Parkwooj place; 14lh st
car Phone Columbia 2270
MADAME CUKNIbH Noted spiritual mecli.
urn; read vour lire correctly; glvea names,
facts, rer.cngs dally. &37 8d st. N. E.. cor.
F. near t njon nation, ladles only i
MRS J. K MALTny. Kenols Bldg. 11th and
J N. V , Room WS. Meedngs Wed. and
rii., iv p. m.
a iiiessagv to each. Dally
readings. V n m
to a:ju p. in. rn. it. 16U
MRS. C. ROTH S"?,, i'L
Tburs. eve.: AoacosUa car. IM Itk su' a. O.
w
YORK
MARKE
FOR HZNT ROOMS
Furnished.
1A. AVi:. N, W 1206-Heautlftil warm si'nnv
room; hot water nlwas; rates for n Inter,
tipp. Hale Ixli ; no rar far.
LA (IKANI)K, APAIIT. 8. C07 4th W.
.Mceiy iurnlher room near bath! ,rlafo
family, reasonable.
L HT, N. W., i27-Clean nicely furnlnhed 2nrl
door room next bftthi js ,0IltIl. H con.
1 venlence.
tth ST. N. W 813-Nlcely furnished front
room for two; also tingle room; quiet, con
venient horns
N. Y, AVE., its-Baits of rooms, iu!Ubh
for dentist or doctor's office. V
imODK lSIAND AVK. N. W.. 9-Irlvate
family, 2 adults; nicely fur. rooms for gen
tlemen; all conveniences; aood location; sly.
Ilah. well kept; nhone N. 5165.
O HT. N. W., WS-Ijirge front 2nd lloor
room, aultablo for 2; bath same floor; ita
vonable. 11 ST. N. w 4l2-Flrt floor, two communl
tatlng rooma. 88: good place for chlldivii.
Sth ST. N. E 716 Nice small room; near
two car Hues; aultabl for ladyVir gentle-
L,BT, N. W SOJ-Ileautlful first floor aouth
iront furnlahed room; convenience. i
II ST. X. w Oil-Warm clean roomn. 11.50
up; central; tranMcntu accommodated. 1
Bth N, W 712 ltooma furnlahed reasonable;
h. w. h.; plenty hot water; convenience!.
K ST- N. W 1115 Front room second lioor;
team heat; near bath; reasonable.
622 N. J.AVE. N. W.
near Union Station; nicely ftfrnlahed roma
and bath; tranilent accommodated. Phone.
It ST. N. K 41-xceedlngly handaome
nely papered well heated 2, 3. and l-room
apartments; furnlahed In beat of atyle. com
P'r'. l"r housekeeping; everything new;
17.t.0 122.50 and 127.60.
13th ST. N. W., llOS-Second story front room
ni-wlv furnlahed: ate am heat; telephone. !
aillARp 8T.ti:44-Two nicely furnlihed and
well heated rooms. Tel. Col. MH.J.
PA; ,A.VE; N. W.. 1609-Two-room. apt., rom.
pletelv fur. for h. k.; modern, gea range:
low rent: alao alngle rooms. M. 717T.
th HT. N. W.. 0t-Well furnished rooma
with or without prtvata bath; noma chok
ing. i
Unfurnished.
4th ST. N W 740-Flrat floor. 1 communl
eating rooma, (Hi second floor, 4 rooms, 116;
3rd floor. 3 rooms, 19. for colored. '
Furnlahed Or Unfurniahed
"ILT' .?' .w' 12-Tvo communicating
rooms, furnlahed or unfurnished' I. h k ;
reaaonable: excellent neighborhood: transient!
accommodated! t.
ROOMS AND BOARD
iN HT. N. W., 837 Large room. 2nd Poor,
near tmlht for one or two persons; excel
Jent table.
OC,TyjiA CAFE, Col. road. bet. 16th and
17th Two furnlahed rooma. excellent toblo
board. Phone Col. 61.
2nd HT. N. E.. 101 Large bright newly fur.
rooms, near Capitol; splendid location; r
fined family.
OIRARD ST. N. W HSi-N.wy fiwnlshed.
home cooking; excellent table, all modern
ern conveniences, piano.
II HT N. W SlO-Front parlor, aultable for
2; alio Ingle room, excellent mm. t".
week .ch
ith N
W , 2i-IUMti and board. 15 tier week:
6 o'rloc
k braakfat. table board. 1 3 0.
GRANT PI.ACE. N. W -Eaoi
cant
slnsla
table.
ana aoUDie front rooms;
redned houxe. 15 week.
excellent
MONROE ST.. 13tT-Two rooms with board,
private family; all convenlencea Col ti.;.
TABLE BOARD
ISth & CONN. AVE.. UO-J-Exrollent tabic
board aid aervlce, also elegant rooms.
1'nnne- n ima
MONROE ST N. W.. UHl Excellent board,
home cooking; hot bread dally. Col. ?:77
L HT N W 90-Excellent
home cooking; $3 week.
table board.
PERSONAL
THE VACl'L'M TREATMENT RESTORES
the ClRCl-LATION of the RLOOO iTul
EHSENT1ALS of NERVB NfTRITKJN to
he DISEASED PART and ELIMINATES
DISH K S b,
BOOKLET AND CONSULTATION FREE.
Hour 9 a m to 8 p in
PROF II. N D. PARKER.
710-715 BOND RCILUING.
MISS WELLS M"'"-,n, "" Healp
rreatment Hours,'
to 5 933 O at. iiw.. Apartment ;. Third 1 1 no r.
Dermatologist Institution.
Kace corrector, all Mamlahea removed from
the face: Imperfect feature), birth or acci
dent, corrected, rough and -coaree pores
tmoothrd. and akin refined: complexion
cleared; hollows and wrinkles removed. U22
li si. i nuns jm, 6M.
MISS STURN MANICURING.
mioo o tun ix gcup treatment.
Til 11th st. N. W.. third floor.
MISH JAMRRON. manicurist and chiropody,
hours, 10 a- m. to 6 P. m. 1212 N. Y. ave
N. W.. 2nd floor. ' j
M'VTiJ-iJ 'I 'I i. ijiijul . 'I I I I--I-I--I--1 I-I--X--I-
;;DR. REED 804 17 STREET
! '. The Most Important Advice
that I can offer to any man or
woman who Is suffering from any
acute, chronic or special disease Is
- - iu lose iimueuiaio sicpsj to
Got Well, 606, Bacteria Vaccines.
unu an mo new serums and antl
" toxins administered. Blood teas
"mado. Laboratory stocked wiOt
iiu;iuiu( iiio oest in medicines
..Xv?r 32 J',ear8 Prctlce In treating
ufiUrrS.'v. Ind'K?l'o". Constipation.
i Hies Throat Lun, Brain, Heart.
.riilood, and Skin Diseases, nheul
inausm, all stages of Blood Polson-
i. UK, xservous and Ueneral Debility
!n?rTC?.1'ovv'' Medicines tarnished!
.Office Houib: 10 to 1: S to 6. BurTl
aays, 10 to 03.
i
Dr. Wm. T. Baltfus, Specialist
I J rain, nervous and stomach dlsesVg- nr .
pervlco and medicine, 12; se. cor. dih and K
,,w. .wu. w w. ,. m w y. ill. n. M. Z51B.
MISS CAIN, Manicuring sod Scalo Trsai.
ment. 716 7th st. N. W.. Apt. 1. Myi.
nlnga by appointment. Phone Main 7125. 1I4
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES FEEL lJOK
and seem like natural ones.
DR. J. K. NORTHWOOD,
Evana bids;.. 1420 N. . ave. Tel. SSS1
LADIES TOO
8TOUT FOR FAsin6N-n
latest decree, shoul
ild take' up the eclantlAc
"Irene System" of reduction Introduced bv
MRS. LANE. 601, Iroquois.
EXQUISITE! "M AND C MASSAGE
CREAM. At department and drug stores
Ue sure to ask for It.
AUTOMOBILES
oa c -.irt.wk iciicry car, goou ci
o,-xt-.i . t-rr v..,,. ..
tlon: sell reasonable aulck buver. Mnnv
1NG bTAB BAKERY. 1230 C N. E.
Ill DSON 4-d(Sor touring car; mec'ianlcally
rfoou as new; new tires; new top; looks
Loot -ind is KOod, 8400.
MARION, 191J touring car; Al condition
cheap.
OVERLAND touring car, 4-door. 112 model
$2M). A BARGAIN.
SMITH-TREW MOTOR CO,
S2J 14th st. N. W.
Phone Main 4J07.
1
For Hire.
5-PASSENGER. 12.60; 7-passenger. (160 per
hour. Powhatan Hotel. ISth and I'a M. 6'.V7.
M0T0RCYCLEtrSr BICYCLES
MOTORCYCLES and blcsclcs. new nnT'Jeo'-
ond hand, bought, sold ami exclinnucj.
If vou want to sell CCC lib
it ou want to buy OI-'L' UO.
We nandle all makes Terms to uit
New blouses 8"' afch Hnd 86 montlilj
"Do it Today "
Tel Jl 26( T. N MUDD. Jr. Inc., (.2) tih
HARI.EY DAVIDSON. 19H twin, londltl-.n
AI, Haverford. first-class, J.5 RepHlrlnx .u.d
Hcenrle9. J. S. BERRV.M N. 1013 Mli si
MorURClV'l-K Excelsior, twin sell cneap
for caih Call after & , m K MAflK
WARD. lvor and Henry at. Ureniwoi.d.
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
Piano Tuning.
NEW olono riM.nlr ihn,, i . .11 ,.,... 1. ....
anteed; planoa tuned.' U.w'; plionoxranha
organ., pianos repaired, let Infshed. Jtored.
Uphblatering.
(PIECE PAItLOIt BU1TD UPHOITlIUEIi.
INO CO., 1007 7th at. nw.i M. C237.
Duplicate Letters.
NATIONAL. I.ETTEB fiKHVICK.
BUSINESS BLnLDERS
C. g. OnBEN. Mgr.. S19-;o Munaey Itulldlng.
Plumbing, Tinning and Heating.
"Have It done right. Get Caaev."
Prices on all work reduced for a ahort time
only. Let us glve you an estimate on yuur
plumbing, rooting and stove repairing.
CASBV & CO .
07 ltth st. Col. 15J.
FOIt A OUARANTEEU JOH of loof repair
.lnA, Painting, or heating sen (jm. II.
IIOYD. 10 H t. ne. Phone I.lnr. 973.
Mattrrtujea and Boa Springs.
REN.?VATBD an(1 m, over hair and felt
mattrjaaea, 11 50 for double alee bed.
.-SACJUE HEDDINO COMl'ANT.
IW 7th St. N. W. Phons North f.210.
RENOVATED
EMADHI
K-covEmisrj
CAP. BKODINO CO.
$1.00
and up.
141 7th St. North (21
Translators.
TRANSLATION JIUREAU-Tranalatlon In
. , ."auagos promptly executed; commer
cial tranalaUona a apeclalty. 401 District Na.
tlonal Itank Hldg.
Window Shades.
WE ALSO SHALIE THE PRICE.
Opaflue shadoa fitted. 35c: oil opaque or, do
maatlo Holland shades, EOc; duplex, cimbrlc
shad. 7tc. KLEEBLA'IT'H. 11th & II N. E.
Awnings.
Win WAIT AND PAY MORE? Order your
awnings now and get tho reduced price.
W Indow Shades and Screens. R. C. M. 11UR
TON A PON. 911 E at.
Mechanical Engineering.
GUSTAV E. HAAR,
Mechanical Engineer. Deelgnlng. drafting.
KihK. "k""- mlil-wrlglitlng. gene?ij
machine work: repairs promptly attended to
12 Ooud Hoiie ltd . Anacoatla. Line. 3903
Carriage, Wagon & Auto Rspairmg.
C. B. STEWART, formerly 18tt L, at., now
r-lli.' cor 14th nl D- PP- District bids
Carriage, wagon auto repair, painting M lill
General House Repairing.
WE REPAIR YOUR HOUSE Inside, nnd out
and anything ln It. Send for ua now.
Don t wait until we're busy.
, r- BROWN. BROWN BROWN,
77JSya at. N. VV. Phone Main 40O.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
PIANO EXCHANGE
1237 G N. W.
PIANOS BOUGHT & SOLD.
BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND I'lANOd
KOR THE CASH BUYERS.
At prsve'nt,
$350 Hallet & Davis upright $75
$300 Harvard mahogany up., $90
400 Bnggs upright $60
$350 Gilbert mahogany up., $85
$600 Cecilian Player Piano, $150
C T. HUNTER'S SANITARY DUST-KILL-ISO
FLOOR OIL contains ollum and wax;
keeps the floors clean and bright and rives
them a polished finish : ooJ for furniture
Irv It. 5ic xal . delivered 113 Pa. ave N
W. M 5451. On Market over 25 vtjrs '
I HAVE A PAID UP TUITION for a
full
.uurise in .auonai Automobile School, not
having time to continue with course will sell
same at a sacrifice.
FRANK TYLER. 527 7th st 1
GOOD UPRIGHT PIANO, $65.
SQUARE PIANOB. ti. ORGANS, fj.
LAWRENCE'S. S10 F TUNING, U 50.
25.(00 HARD BRIi'KS and lumber from four
frame houses, very cheap, quick, oth at
S. E . bet. O and Virginia ave '
Hot bed sash, unglazed, 3x6. f7sr
made In Washtnicton, each.... fDC
THOMAS W. SMITH, Jon. island
BABY CARRIAGE for sale, large: in
condition, K. 71S Talor st N W.
;ood
HRAK.s RED, spring, mattress, ihalrs. also
small refrtnerator. cheap. 71K Talor st. nvv
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Furniture for cash. Sell jour
sroods to the man uho gives the most
money. See HOPWOOD. 8th and K. 1
HIGHEST pASH prices paid for worn cloth
Ing: either ladles' or gentlemen's; send pos
tal; will call H. TARtSHEtr. 13C 7th . N.
W. Thone North 4 1
BEFORE SELLING YOUR FURNITURE
Drop postal or phone Main 4110 to
NOTES' FURNITURE HOUSE. 814 E at. nw
wnere you wm get a square deal.
SEE U8 BEFORE SELLING YOUR HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURU CARPETS. PIANO&
ETC. DIG PRICES PAID.
EDGAR BAUM.
422 E St. N. W. Phone M. 74-M
CLAIRVOYANTS
PROF. D. B. BRUCE,
THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN.
Palmist and Clairvoyant
He is acknowledged by the Europm and
American press to be the greatest bonder
of the Holence of Mvsterlea He Is Inf.iillblo
Ittthls line of business. The wntld has ncer
aeen his equal. Can be consulted on nil
affairs. 1213A Walter place rf 1:. Hours
a. m to 10 p in. Sunday from . to 7 p
m. Phone Line. 1061-W. N. U. No letters
will receive any attention Cut this adv
out: It will not appear dally Take Lincoln
Park car and get oft at Thirteenth Ej. E.
Office between 11 and C sts.
ZENITA Clalrvojant.
uuJ.j.u gives names;
14th St. to 1234 Jth st. .. W.
Card Reader;
moved from 1927
ESSIE DELMAIN Palmist, clalrvoant, card
reader, test reading. 10 icntn. palmistry.
SS centi- life reading, iO cents; card leading
60 cents. 11 a m to 9 p. in. C13 7th at ,iw
!
WANDA
PALMIST
and
CARD READER.
7th
N. W.
MME. VERNER,
NOTED PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT,
Has removed her of lice to Uw 11 st. N. W.
FITZGERALD Noted Palmist and Double
Selng poera. Future, courtship, niarrl-
age. business, guaranteed SU Eve st. N V
MME. OARLE'lxA,
CLMRVOYANT. IMPREShlONAL CARD
READER. PAI.M1ST. inner met vou vet
TEI-li YOl'ltAMK. OltJEiT OF CALL
NAMES OF FRIENDS. ENEMIES, occupu
tlonk. where they live, if true oi false,
means hat she sav. Dallv ami Siindav
noL'its 705 8th St. N. W. , ,TUM
PALMISTRY AND CARD READINGS.
Mrs. R. LUSBY,
Latest Fate Cards and Charts Usd. Closed
Sundays 938 N Y. ave. for ladles only
Mine. Catherine, 50cs 5th N. W.
Palmist and Card 1..
vice on business ,l.:
Jer Gives reliable nd
.ove atMlrs. !
HORSES AND VEHICLES
HORSES-Two good cheap. t0 lj sore
m.irts two Biiod joung horses 421 Sth n
FOR HIRE lloises, carriages vvsKona, dn,
week or month; special pines GEN I i".
ERY CO. INC.. rear 337 l'.t ai M tiv7
TYPEWRITERS
REBUILT TYPEWRITER CO, 711 l"th
islhle machines rented J2 60 per n onlh
and l'l at Irom to ' ; M'c frlns
REBU1LD1NO AND RErAUUNa.
Voend vVN.7,t fh,'U ..",,k. K("0 llmm- "HTS-On Thurnlay. Kebruarv 23. 1SH. at
anTao ,. 'i '".L1" rl,y' '"IV .lro!n i'"' y ?. '" nl "e resident of hln r.ar.'nt.
flke IMS of nihS.n1"1 Vnr KO'1. ''"n-" ;-J, Kentucky avenue aoutheait. JOBKl'll
unored ault.Qiorr.f.elil.0W".'lt,;i.,""n'' ,,UV "ew. "KT7" ln ,c '' "" of ''In ajie. beloved
with n sTlJhTll .!? in.l"!1 other" re nle,J on of Krancc.ka and Andrew Metx.
jTi'btip HEW " .1,.wt,V "j :LW,W- . J""lc- ur "-"" ner. 1
DEATHS
1
aoi.un.V-On Wednenday, Tebruary '4. at 5
west, HOUKIIT A, OOI.DEN, In til
. in,, ai mi resiaenre. 111 11 atreeuanutn-
enty.eenth yriar of Ilia ate.
I .,Flln"l private from his residence. .114 II
,rcet southwest. Friday at 2 p. m. '
1IARIIECK On Monday. February 2, ISIS,
hi o " ciock p. m nt her residence,
It street northeait, 1LEI.EN 1XJUISE,
1116
l.e
aged loyd wire of Theodora
liar beck,
loriv-nine venra I
Iuneral from her late residence. Friday,
February 26. 1916, at 2 o'clock. Friends and
relatives Inxlted to attfnd. 1
IN MEM0RIAM
(Notlcea for this column aro accepted at 60
cents flat, either pros or poetry. In case no
tlce doea not exceed tan lines. Add 10 cents
for each line In excess Of ten.)
Vital Records
Births.
John M. nnd Catherine A'. Regeon, girl.
Thomas J. and Rachel 'Tucker, girl.
John and 1-ella Harris, boy.
Thcnms and Edith Halsllp, girl.
T. Smith and Nellie Oarges. bo.
Arthur C. and Lrlla M. Fisher, boy.
John S. and Ella Iirury. girl.
.(nines and Mary Dawson, girl.
Jamea P. and Mabel H. Marker, boy
C.arv and Elenora Wllnon. boy.
John w. and Ellxabeth Mudd, ulrl
Ilnca dnd Adelc Ulake. boy.
Marriage Licenses.
William J. II. Miller and Elian E. Mortimer.
Willie O. Oram and Willie Long, of JUr-
rleonburir, Vh
Jumes ('. Amiss and Elizabeth I. Heel:.
Deaths.
Sunaii C, Moran, 70 years. Garfield Iloaoltal
Helen u Harbeck, ears, 1116 11 dtreat
northpant.
!,.. t, .1 -. . -.
".....'. " "er. vrs. aw n smart
northwest.
Thomas F. Herbert
atreet.
82 years. 33: Lowell
Harold C. Truman. K Vears. 50C Tenth street
southeast
Joseph Battell, 75 years. Georgetown. Unlver-
altv HoBpltul.
Murtha A. Gruson. V, xara. 1109 Sixth street
northeast.
Rosa A. Bond. 67 years. 1130 Eighth street
northwest.
Martha Burroughs, 32 eara. 4S9 M1 street
, southwest.
Andrew J Barker, 72 Jears. J12 C street
northwest 'V.
Almlra Lowe, S3 jcars, 463 M street north-
west.
Robert A.. Golden. 77 yeara. 814 B Mrcet
southwest.
Henry J. Trode. 55 years. George Washing
ton Unherslty Hospital
Grac L. Benton. 16 years. 1236 Glraral street
northwest.
Sophia Volght, 79 years, 5239 Wisconsin
aenue northwest
Mnry A. Thomas. 32 years, 303 Ninth street
southwest
Mildred A Held. 1 month. Sibley Hospital.
lola Marshall. 20 jears. Washington Asylum
HoKpltal.
Alidionso Woddwn. 40 years, 2241 Twelfth
street northwest.
Solomon Brooks, b9 years. 1523 Tenth street
northwest.
Annie Waters, 20 years. Golllnger Hospital.
Theodore Grant, jr., 15 years. 1913 Templo
avenue northwest.
Mary Bell. 3S years. 1618 Covington street
northwest. ,
DouglasH Diggy. W) jears, Washlngtorf Asy
lum Hospital
A,r,hur JifJ-'""' " 'eB. Casualty Hospital.
Fannie White. 31 years. 1414 C street south
cast riiHrles Harris. 42 ears. Providence Hospital.
Marv Montague, 55 years, 429 New York
avenue
FLORAL, DESIGNS
FUNERAL DESIGNS
of every description-moderate prices.
FOUDE.
ui
1214 F STREET.
UNDERTAKERS
J. WILLIAM LEE,
UNDERTAKER & LIVERY.
S52 Pa. ave. N '
Telephone M
1383.
WABHTNGTON.
D C.
THOMAS F. MURRAY & SON
. Fun'r"l Directors and Embaltners.
?JUEast fapltol st. Phone Line. 71.
2007-11 Nichols ave. 3. E. Phone Lino. 12J.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
ANY ONE WISHING to rent a 7-room room
inn huiise, furnished, every room occupied
near Y. M C. A., write me. UOX W. Times
office i
-
FOR KALE First-class pool room, rlsars and
tobacco established 15 vears; centrally lo
cated, good business: rare opportunity: con
sidered best stand In Washington; -viu be
sacrificed on account of other businesa Ad
dress, UOX M. Times office.
POULTRY SUPPLIES
,-iE&-?A.-nERif.or b1b.y ?nlck8' tone's RED
..,..?? DhP- WJ" Positively prevent and cure
"White Diarrhoea" In little chicks or money
baLk. eversthlnir for poultrmen.
WASHINGTON POULTRY SUPPLY HOUSE
S16 !nh st. N. W
REFRIGERATORS & ICE BOXES
McCRAY REFRIGETRATOR COMTANT
Refrigerators that are uneaualed.
m , 611 F ST. N. W,
We Build and Repair Refrigerators.
FOR RENT HOUSES
Unfurnished.
RENTS REDUCED-1406 Harvard mr, nr ,
H5. 17 2nd st ne.. 7r. b. IJSM; a K it
nw. 7r. bath. J.1 60 R. M MORRISON. 010
F st N W.
FOR RENT Arlington. vT! 6H acres 12
rooms, water In kitchen; outbuildings: naxt
w Ireless Station 125; do better on lease;
make good boarding house, (.lose to cara.
CHAS. n. ML'NBEN. ,M2 N.-T. ave.
FOR RENT Houses: colored tenants. 839
11th st. S. E . Sr and bath; large back
vard, 116, iheap. OWNER. 526 6th at. S. E.
1010 4th ST. N. W Ten rooma anefbath;
furnace heat. "125.50 t
J. L. KOLB. Arent.
S23 New York ave 1287 Wisconsin ave.
APARTMENTS TO LET
Unfurnished.
HSHHH-!M-I-M"I-HH-M-H-i'
I APARTMENT.
!. v
. Desirable, 6-nfcin and bath apart-.4.
"""It JU-t, ttllAIKUt lUVttlVU IH ' I llJUl
si N W . Jn The Wallraff Apart.
Iivnllt lite inn ,t 1AAn.I . Ae 1?IU "S"
X W. .1. PILLING,
1416 F Street N. W.
r
5"5H-r-r-HIH"W"
riVE-ROO.M BATH APART.. 2nd lloor, h.
w heat. $.'7.60 month Vacant March 1st.
6th hi N W Inquire Janitor.
S
ROOMS and bath, front. Ui 60. 5 roomi
and bath, front. 132 60, 4 rms, bath, f.'2.60;
electric elevator, telephone eaoti apartment.
The Falrniuiit, 318 New York ave. N. W.
S W COc KRELL. 02 F St. N. W.
llth ST N. W . 737 Four rooms, and bath,
for of lice or Hat: modern Improvements.
Furnished.
12th SI", N. W. W.' Furnished apartment of
two moms and bnth, running water, hot
water heat, electric lights l
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
MONEY TO IX) AN on real estate; lowest
rates, prior payment privileges; large
mounts '1 LEP A RUTHERFORD, 723 l"
al
MONEY TO LOAN 1260 to I4O0.000 on D. C
real estate. Several trust funds. 4V4 o i
per cent All transactions conducted with
ecuiiouiual consideration for borrowers
WM 11 SAUNDERS a: CO..
Southern lluildlng U7 16th st. ,V, w
BUILDING LOANS AND SECOND TRUST.
lli.nev to loan at 6 per cent on District
Ileal Lstate. Any amount truin J.'W to JJ.OCO.
en llrst or second tr Jsi, in straight note or
iiioiuhb paincnu. 'lakes onl thru das te
make them, -
PAUL V. MITCHELL & CO..
Ill 14th ST. N. W.
Special Notices
T1IB ST. JA.MKS IIOTKL PAINT1NOH
Our attentluti In callcil to iiubllcutlons !
jug notoriety to our tmlntlni; called 'llaM.-u '
by the Inte Marnpll l;c I.aim, ivliono limplr-'
atlon wan from llyron'a lion Juan. Catilii
1J, niHCII inrilieriV ttrariA tmr llu,i Iml
- JSSm nf ill ai" i""" K e" ru"m '" t,,p hnr
room or the Kt. Jatnee Hotel. This painting'
1)7 r"jclnlng female dlaphanoinly elld In
fods from n waist 'down. In the ,-ealni ot
crttlclain there Is no fixed standard to which
5!'" n appeal, but If this painting wero
& by. t' 'e "f works of art In thn
wfirtrain ASl a"y and llko gatherings. It
Wi?.2 . .,a,",d 1" -ut modest, and any
tsUtlc confrary would be taljed fan-
i,A!l X2 ol,r l"cn,l Picture, It la nothlpa mora
than a sea nymph or mermaid. '
- H T. WHEELER. ManaKer.
PAINTS.
UtbTi'.CA ,F,'oon .FINISH l afteti Iml
ioC SSL .F'ASr .??. . One gallon1' Wll
III
waterproof n,t un ... .
It's
"IF IT'S OOOD PAINT, WE KAV&4T.'
W. F. ANDREWS,
1.M4 Hth et. N. W.
PHONE NORTH 4?0
OIIIROPR ACTIO eu ""
iiMrl t.,.1 1. u..- .A from Headache"
UZliFJXutl- Si1" J,,lliB- Pnralisla? I n
KiIT Mnllv re"ve JoiMwIth llttl.. n no
Vvn'qriM kf. "V ,,rov' ' JO.SBF EARI.
WIUSON, Doctor of Chiropractic. 601 Sth Kt
. K- Phone I .INC. 360-J
SHADES! ''"(ai r;nEi.NKi:rtT for su.
Ity. Will r.ti V.r.::r,KAn"nr''P .indntiai
10c
t quality 50c. I2,i '
Upanuo nhad
at. N. E 1.41J5.
COAL AT RIGHT PRICES"
0ON;eM NewYork ave. Phone Main I4
KITCHEN EQUIPM'ENTT
DHSS-,e,A V?ut Moneuso Co"4'
Ranges, RefrlBerators, CookinK
n. A. Trefethcn. Mtr- ii-m n a
. I . . '
i-akpets thorouohi.v
nil S ? - 5
ALBBRT'KTlV.Wt J .urnlshed:
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Ph. M. 85M.
COAL?
.?E8T QUAL1TY-2-TON LOT3
Subject to wtb.r and deVt'lnatio""
7,1, BtC-NMWEDW s. M,
allI5"i.!i0,,L.room PPered. U up; work
A L$wib! ,'rSl!l?te 'rfully alvea. R?
A. LBVIB. m 1st at. N. W.. tag (;hl
b .WALL PAPER FREE!
.tn .0,t up to 2M Pr roll. Investliai.
' offer. ARTHUR J HOJGHTON ' H4f
Conn, ave.. Fhona N. 2363 "uu"iurt- "
Typewriter Repairing.
Typewriter Cleaning &. RenalrlnaVn lit? y.
RiTLN01?0 0N,?KD
vjgii. Jo H J. . Phone Line. 21 23. J.
LEGAL NOTICES
RICHARD M. THOMAS. Attorney.
I THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS-
ZtSiSlflf y hI nexl 'rlnd. Irene Appier,
plaintiff, vs Charles H. Flckllns et ai . r't-
tMthfi.t:i?0,- 3,a'Ey Doc.h The obeft
finir ,?i,"ulit U. ,0 .obtaln an absolute dlvorte
JS5m. '"".Jjonds of matrlmon) now existing
between the petHloner, Kathvine pper
Anni"lf!;fnaIJ? Charl" " I'"'"""'", namlni
f 25i. rnalla" c-rel'ondtnt on the (jround
fL? tJH1" V- 1 '"Ot'on of the plaintiff. It Is
K -Jl1 .day. r Februar. 1913. ordered that
She co-defendant Anna Purnall cause Iier ap
pearance to be entered herein on or before
the fortieth dav, exclusive of .sundavs and le
gal holidays, occurring after the day of th
first publication of this order, utherwlso th
cause will be proceeded with as In rase of
default. Provided, a copy of this -rder be
published once a week for three suctsssh.)
weeks In the WashlnKton Law Reporter, and
7tleia,hln?t0" Times before ald day F.
L. SIDDON.-,. Justice. (Seal). A truu op
T it : J R. YOUNG. Clerk? 13y F. K t'UN
NINGHAM. Asst Clerk.
AUCTION SALES
ON SATURDAY. March 6. 1215. at 10 o'clock
a. in . In front of United States MuraK
Company's warehouse. 4IS-420 10th st N
Washington. D C. there will be Mild at
Public Auction, to enforce lien- for ho-rm
charges, etc.. due and tinnatd. ill ir,.n,u mr.
tnlture, household and peisonal effects 011
tnrnv. In noniA. nt L 1, ,,.. ln.. . i. ,
F. Prevent, hll is Smith. .Mrs Mltile War.
W II. WILLIAMS &. Cjp.. Amtioneers
United States Storage Conipanj (ln. i
ON SATURDAY. March 13. 1916. at 10 nVIo, k
A. M., ln front of United States Btoras
Company's warehouse. 41S-420 10th st N". W .
Washington. D. C there will be sold nt
Public Auction, to enforce liens for Horace
charites, etc.. due and unimld. all Goods
Furniture, Household Hnd Personal Ufiu. M
on storage ln names of R. w and Hello
Briscoe. Mrs Hook. Cornelia Johnson, i
torla E. McClellan. William Middleton. I.ei-
uard A. Short. W. B WILLIAMS A. co.
A i 'tjon.eeis.
PIi7, (Inc.!
United States Storage Con
12 R
roo
moii .
furnli
OWN'
AND BATH, best location for
uing In southeast- netting K5 per
'vol.l at once, Ji.SCO for lioute and
or $6,600 for hutise Vddrosv
Gi-neral I'ostofflce Lock Bov. J237
1524 OLIVE ST.. KENILWORTH. D. U-7-room
house: water and sewer connection:
at $16 per mo. Inquire of or phone to W. B
SHAW. Kenllworth. D. C.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Snle.
AT MT. RAINIER. 1 car fare nnd finest cai
sen Ico about Washington, Juct ln Mil line
low taxes and citizenship, a plain, mmlo.-t-able
5-room cottago with ver large rroumls.
completely fenced, gas but no other mod
Imps. Mnall cash puvment, balance month'
also beautiful bdngalow In Rotters' llelnh's
large lots. line shade, chicken run will m'1
cheap and on easy terms AppU I c
ROGERS. Owner. District Line Stn iv
Ilyntlbv llle. Md.
FOR PALE New" house. J-rooms, furnie.
lot 100130; more ground If desired, fine. ve,ll
of water! chicken house, on v,nr jfe, 5c ian
to 16th and H N. E. Price and tefiiiB reanou
able Applv BOX 01. Times office !
FOR SALE One cent per square foot bu
acreage In sight of Capitol Building, near
two electric lines In beautiful reMdcmlal se -tlon.
fronting Government main'almd high
wa; easy pavments; 10 per munth l,ti
60-acie truck farm within hour's run of city
by auto on State load; exceptional oppor
tune Call, phone or write.
Johnson's American & Foreign Roal Estate
Excbange. V2C Pa. ave.. Wash. ' C
BEAI TIFUL 6-rm. stucco bungalow, acies
ground, all fenced foi chickens., cabinet
mantels, gas. very line gas range, water In.
kitchen, handsomely pupired and S mimitei
walk from Rlverdale cars, com rates ft .
per month, house double floored, doublo
Bheuthed and papered, l00 cash (.'., per i i".
or 1600 cash nnd S.'O pt mo Applv J
ROGERS, imtiir. residence HvaisvllU, Mm
p h on e Hv 66-W
HOW TO HE YOUR OWN LvNDLORD
on $100 cash nnd $16 month, ut
CHEVY CHASE. For full particulars dro
postal, telephone, or lall on WM II.
RITCHIE, 317 Colorado l.ldg Tl M fi1
For Rent.
THE FOLLOWING are mat and khiiIhi tuliiu
homes for sensible people at low t uuix
These are not fine houses and hie no cw
age and running water and onl sensible peo
ple who enn pay their rent need applv
1 5-rm. cottage. neail idpcre,l a nnd
stoves, i verv larKe lots ull leimd fine soil
$12 a month
,.rin bungalow, ncatlv paixied, lib watei
In kitchen, lurgo lot, $10 a inontli
1 very plain 3-rm house with cellar khhii
In ro. 1 minute's walk from station $v
ApipIv J C ROGERS, owner. Din Line Sta
Mt Rulnler. or HvattsviHi- Mil
TWO I.AKGE 6-room houses, cltv water,
Hush closets, Iatrobe heat, range m Kit It i, '
lare isirch, good shade, $12 50 per month
Applv
J. W BRASHEARS.
22nd and Queens Chapel nl, langdon. 1 c
1
LARGE 4. ROOM
mod. Imp , attic,
nrookland, lit 6"
jorU lull.
HOUSE b"hadv ground",
porches, 13th and li'vlii.
Owner, 2i) 7ih N. aV

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