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ELECTING OFFICERS
Balloting Halted Until Late To
day So Delegates Can Visit
White House.
Balloting for tint vlct prealdent. third
vice prealdent, recording aecretary,
treasurer, and auditor, together with re
ports of State presidents, occupied to
day' aeastons of the National Society,
United State Daughter of U12.
During the morning Mr. Theodore
ttreve, of Cincinnati, Ohio., wa elected
tlrt vice prealdent by a vote of 103 to 40.
Before the other balloting wa con
cluded, the morning aeasion wa ad
journal to permit tho delegates to visit
the Wblto House thla afternoon.
They will reconvene at S:1S o'clock,
when the voting will be continued.
"If the United States has war, 1
hope we continue It until the other
nation Is wiped off the face of the
earth: let them know that when the
United States njrhtr. nobody ever
comes back for more." declared Con
gressman James R. Mann, sounding
the preparedness keynote laaV night
at the banquet of the National Soci
ety, United States Daughters of 1(12.
The banquet was held at the Wll
lard where that organization met
yesterday. Other meetings will be
held this morning and afternoon.
Each of the speaker last night. In
cluding Senators Pomerene and Cum
Sins, and Congressmen Ratney and
ann of Illinois appeared In militant
roles.
Congressman Ratney sounded a
warning that the tlmo has come when
the citizens of the United States must
choose between their flag and the
flag of the Kaiser.
Senator Pomerene prefaced hla re
marks with a declaration that: "I am
not for war, nor am I In a peace
coma." He added: "There are men In
public life today who would rather
cater to the alien than vote for
American Ideals."
MT. RAINIER BIBLE
T
Hundred Persons Attend Annual
Diner of Men's Body of the
Christian Church.
Tho third annual oanquct nf the Mon'a
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DAUGHTERSOF1812 BRYAN-FORD SLATE. YOUTHS BOUNDQVERI local and NEW Y0iNANClIl17eW1
CLASS HAS BANQUE
M.b.c Claaa of Mt Rainier Christian -.""dlnirnconererdan-Church
wa held last evening, with niore)geroul. 8he a not able to sing a note
than 100 members and Invited guest J and will have to rest for a week or two.
present. The Ulble school room, In Wlln the Atlanta season due to close
which the banqueters assembled, wa lon Saturday It Is expected that the an
j,,.... .h ,,, .in.i nin... ,h nul announcement concerning the plan
decorated with the national color, the of tnc company for next eca?on wn, be
class colors of orange nnd black, and
spring flowers and plants.
An address of welcome was clven by
the vlc president and toustnmster. Ii.
B. Qorrlen "America" wan aunc and
praw wrb offced bv the new V. B.
Dent, rector of Mt. Ralnlr Knlsconnl
Church Tho prlncinil nitdni.' was de
livered bv the Rpv. drorcc A. Miller, of
the Ninth Street Chrlst'nn Chinch, of
Washlnston. other speakrn weie tho
Rev. H. L. Ice. nustor of Mt. Rainier
Christian Church and teacher of the
class; II. L Htanforth. Miperlntemlent
Of the Bible school: V'llllnm H. Rider,
president of the class, and the Rev. W.
B. Dent, of St. John'a nplacopnl Church.
Mt. Rnlnler. Miles Rallov nave ii vocal
number, and thn class oichesfa. under
direction of Pi of Robb. nnd men's
quartet, composed of 11. ,. liowcr. J,
A. Robb. 1,. B. Gorden and Carl Bock,
gave Instrumental nnd vocal numbers.
inviuuinn naiopnono 'inn violin num
bers. The accompanists were Mrs. Mile
Bailey and Mrs. J. A. Robb.
The ladles' aid society of thn church,
under the leadership of Mrs. C. F.
Doane. served the refreshments.
Asks Saving of
Doctors for War
Delegation Calls on President to
Urge New Step Toward
Preparedness.
Proposal for the listing by namo of
ever) physician and nurse In the United
States available for service In time pf
war ware mude before President Wilson
today by u committee representing Me
of the lending medical and tsurgL'al
associations of the country.
The committee rcpresonMng the Amer
ican JlcdlcM AKSoriatlon, the Ameilcun
Surulcal AsHoclatlon, tho Congrats of
Amerlcun 1'hyalclans and Hurgoons, tho
Clinical Congress of Silicons of Noith
Amorlca, and tho American Colloso of
Surgeons, comprising an a;;grcKte
membership of 70.U00, urged upon the
President (he necessity of a complata
and comprehonalve survey of tho im (Il
eal reaources of tho country In coitnpo-.
tlon with any plans for I'ropaiedncds.
The committee proposed thai h survey
be taken In conjunction with cxUUmk
medical and r.irglcal awnclea of the
army and navy. Dr. J. M. T. Flnnr-,
of Baltimore, rraded tho delegation,
Dr. William ,H. Welch, of Uultlmore,
also called at the head of another dole-,
Xatlon representing the National
cademy of Science proposing a simi
lar survey of the chemical, phyilcal
and natural resource.
w" : .
NEW PHY, RUM
Such Is Possibility of' Peace
Movement to Have Head
quarters in Washington.
Word reached Washington today that
a new national peace movement was
about to be Initiated with headquarter
here. William J. Bryan and Henry Ford
will be conspicuous In the movement,
and many believe that out of It will
come an effort to form a new political
party with Bryan and Ford constituting
the Presidential ticket for tho 1916 cam
paign. A national peace committee is to be
formed If the Diana which have been
discussed go through. Former Mayor
Qeorgo 11. McClelland, of Nqw York, Is
expected io ncaa tne committee.
ft Is understood the project has not
been fully mapped out. but 1 In the
formative state and that full plans are
likely to be announced In the near fu
ture. The outward purpose of the
movement is, first of all, to prevent war
between this country and Germany and
promoto the pacifist cause.
At the same time, politician look
upon the new peace committee a the
probable foundation for a new peace
party.
ILL, CCELS DATES
Singer Has Attack of Quinsy
and Is Confined to Her
Home.
NEW YORK. Aprl M.-Goraldine Far
rar, with a recurrence of the. serious
throut trouble which prevented' her ap
pearance on several occasions at the
Metropolitan Opera House lsst month,
la conllned to her home under the care
of a physician and nas been forced to
cancel all her operatic engagements In
Atlanta, as well as concert dates. Miss
Far rar Is suffering with quinsy,
Ululio Qattl-Casazza. the Metropolitan
Opera Company' director, who was In
town yesterday after the close of the
Hoatotv season, said the prima donna
would not sing In Atlanta. The operas
In which she was to have appeared,
"Madnma Butterfly" and "Tpsca." have
been replaced by ''Lucia" and "La Do-
""'' m the Bputnern engagement.
mado early next weok. Several sinners
of minor Importance are known to havo
already been engaged.
Several of the singer are planning to
risk ocean travel during the war time
and Jturney back to their native coun
tries for the summer. Others, after a
short season among the opera houses or
Hbut.i America and Cuba, will remanl
!n thl country.
To Recount Burial
Of Dorothy Arnold
Glennoris, Rhode Island Convict,
Sought in New York to
Clear Mystery.
N,;V YORK, .iprll 2H.-Kollowlii4 r
conference at police hradquartmi, Police t
i.oiiiiuliiloner Wood annonn?ri thi
aiterr.oon that the Rho.li island Male
board of parole will be askel to permit
iinward Qlennorls, a RhoJo lulind con
vict, to bo brought here in an attempt
to prove hi atory that ho nolpwl buiy
thn body of Dorothy Arnql I, mlsstiu
New York heiress.
J.ki.tonant Williams, In cha-g of the
Luretu on unidentified dead, iuIKimI uith
Oloni oris at Provldenco yeaHritiit'. Ho
anld that the convict ottered to wlilvo
Immunity, and promised to lun tne
rtcrhury papers InaJrliu his return U
Mliod-j island If he Is brought to fov
lorlt
The uollce will ask Ol.-niiorla o joint
out tne Seventh avenue raioo'i wlu'je'ho
am ne mot mo weauny now xurKer.
who hired him to hlp oury tho Arnom
girl's body. . He will then be taken to
test Point and asked to point out the
house under which he declared tne nody
was burled.
ANACOSTIA.
RIaMh Phfintnr Vft f TA Q ma
'last night In Masonic Hall, with ' Miss
Luia it uno, wpriny matron, in the
chair.
The Ladles' Guild of Emmanuel
Church met yesterday to further plana
lor tho approaching convention of the
dioceso of Washington. Mrs. E. F,
Wood Is chairman of the general com
mitted -
Annrottla Council. No. 16. J. O. U. A.
M met last n,lght In the Masonic Hall.
4pprlprlatc action was taken over the
ZtalU of C. W. Hopkins recently, who
was one of the oldest members of this
council. Inlato.y work waa presented,
And plan for the future outlined.
GERALDINE FARRAR
THE WASHINGTON TIMES; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26;
AS HOUSEBREAKERS
Darrell Bancroft and Samuel
Batemen Held for 'Grand
Jury in $2,000 Bail.
UarreU Bancroft, the youth who wa
captured after an exciting chase Sat
urday, and his companion, Uamuel
Ilateman, wero held Tor the grand Jury
today In the Poltco ourt on the chargo
or housebreaking.
Their bond wss llxed at M.C0O each,
in default of-whlch they went to Jail
The' case against the boys hi-nnl to
day was brought by Thomas ltoliinaon,
who alleged that his apMfncnt, In the
U elllng?jn. was broken Into and robbed
of Jewelry valued at tm. lloblnenn
Identified the property.
Policeman Warren, who arrested
Bancroft told of the chase he made
after the lad and of recovering con
r4derable property from the boy. De
tective Patrick O'Brien testified that
he arrested Bateman, who, he said,
acknowledged being with Bancroft In
the Robinson case.
Assistant District Attorney Ralph
Given said the Government was pre
pared to present a number of house
breaking charges against Bancroft
before the grand Jury.
Among the victims of the crimen of
which Bancroft is accussed, are Isaac
C. Hamilton, 1167 Newton street
northwest: Mary E. Huddleston, JUS
Mt. Pleasant street northwest: James
A. OShea. 1119 Newton street: M. N.
Mannl. and Wlllhvm B. Kllpatrlck.
T
Germany Views Situation Now
as One for Lawyers to
Settle.
Return of Ambassador von Bern
storff from New YorJ today resulted
In a marked change of attitude at
the German embassy regarding the
seizure of the now famous von Igei
paper. Calm Indifference Is the new
attitude. The ambassador. It was said,
win not call again t tne Btate De
partment regarding tho return of tho
papers, but It Is probable an attorney
will.
The whole question Is a "legsl mat
ter," It wa suggested, and the German
view Is that the United States authori
ties acted Illegally.
If It should be rtiowp, however, that
von Igel as guilty of activities im
proper on the part of an "embassy at
tachewhich, of course, Is not admit
tedthe embaaay takes the view that
thla Government will ask for his re
call. In that event, It ip Intlnutcd.
he will be recalled, ns voti Papen and
Uoy-Id were.
Tljat, so ombassy Intlmntlons were.
Is as far as the am'JH)3ador hlmse.r
Is Interested In the case of von Igel
or the papers seized In his New York
ofttce: personally, It Is declared, he Is
not Interested at all.
The Department of Justice has well
under way an Investigation of the evi
dence In the papers. It was learned. The
following up by department agents of
the evidence la expected to result In ar
reata, largely aro.und New York, It was
said.
Arrests resulting from tho statement
of Horst von der Ooltz to British offi
cials are expected shortly by the de
partment. These arrests win to ai least
as numerous, and probably more scat
tered, than the von Igel arrests. It was
int'mated they may cover all parts of
the country.
A State Department Interpreter ha
apent several days at tho Department, of
Juatlea aaalating In tho translation or
the papers. Us work was said today
to be practically completed.
NATIONAL CHURCH
CLUBS MEET HERE
Conference Being Arranged by
Churchmen's League.
The national convention of church
club of the Kplscop.il Church of the
United Biatis will comene ip Wnoh
Ington op May S and fl, two-thirds of
tho State rt tho Union will he repre
sented bv luvmcn of thf- r.huich
AtrunK'ni(ntM for the conferer.oa are
In the hunds of the Churchm?n'a
League or Vashnclon. x.ul thn local
rnninil teca are:- Reception chairman,
Dr. William C. ILvc Aithur 8.
Riowne, Melvltlo Chttich. Uduard T.
Looker. Ocln It. Singleton: entertain
ment, chafrinan, William Waller. Dr.
GeuiRc X. Acker. Dr. Alaicus Oenjumln,
Dr. I'hmlc Dlcdl, Heniv P. 3lalr, R.
H. Chow, Cllffonl V. Church. Wllllsin
II. f'hurch, William M. l.ewln Oeorxp
A. Lewis, T. Tercv Meycrr, It, a,
Watrous. Ogle It. Hlnpleton: ftnance,
chairman. Lyron F. Adtmsi H. I, .Hiw,
.Toi" I. We"iVT Piipene Tl pmpjoil, R.
D. Wnttobs, Or. t;linrlts Dlcde).
How She Knew.
"Bo you let George kiss you last
night?'
"Hpw did you know?'
"He asked me this morning If I would
forgive him." Judge.
ATTITUDE CHANGS
OWARD IGEL CASE
- -
ARUNSTON CMIPM
E
The Arlington Fire Insurance Com
pany will reinsure lilt risks now out
standing upon lti boohs, and liquidate
the ttislnes of thn corporation.
Stockholder of tho company, at a
ipnclal tnoetln? late yesterday directed
tho trusleen to llquldato tho business.
Meanwhile, pending the expiration or
cancellation of the outstanding policies,
thn company') organisation will bo'
maintained and tho funds kept Invested.
The trustee will, from time to time,
direct tho pyrent of such dividend
from the earnings nit In their Judgment
Is deemed 'advisable.
At an executlvo ecaslon today mem
ber of tho Washington Stock Ex
change, acting on the recommendation
of tha tovcrnlm; committee, determined
not to accept quarter for whlcr negoti
ations nave been In prcurcs for v
eny Jeekj with thn jJatlonal Saving
and Truat Company.
The exchanTe will rernali for the lima
being In Its present quarters, at 133S P
tieet northwest.
four aales. Including two bond and
three shares of stock, conatltuted the
tradlm recorded at today' aession of
the Stock Exchange. Broker appeared
to have few order, and the regular
call vaa proceeded with In a very per
functory manner. Few changes were
made In quotation prices.
American Oraphophone preferred stock
was bid. up 2 points, to la. I.anston
Jlo.-jtypf stock, on the other hand, was
orren,? down 14 points, to 76T4. and the
bM dropped 4 of a point: to Ii..
The rale con(ited of a Fotr.mao
hicetrle Power consolidated 5 per cent
nond. nt 10Oi: It MM YV.hin.,,7,:. 1V.i1
wv , and Electric 4. at SOHrtwo snarta
of Washington Oas. at TJand one shirS
of American GraDhoohona nmmnn
stock, at ill.
The Washington Chapter .of the
A."le.li5'n ,n,',' of Banking will
?.! t.nYLrrow evrnLn" to elect dele-
ffM7i 10 the anntmr nnvaiiHAH iu
'iM.-' ,"tf. 1'v?. the report r
namerhec.n'drdate.Jfo"rUc'h.pterofI.c,e'3
Can't Count Highways
When .They're Flooded
SALEM, Ore., April M The mvit.r.
lous disappearance of 3M miles of high
way In Lincoln county, es shown In the
biennial road report of Oregon, cauiicd
the Department of Agriculture at Wash
ington to wonder.
wnen Maitietir. the hicgevt county In
the State, showed, an Increase of 2,001
miles of highway tn two vein. th ,i.
partment demanded, an explanation
from State Englrioer J,cwl.
loaay i,owis made this explanation to
Washington: The 1911 road report from
Lincoln county was insdt when the tide
Was out. When the' 191 rnnnrt w.a
made the tide waa In. and an mti r
coast nignways were under water and
vuuiun 1 im counica,
Real Estate Transfers.
Bleomlnfrtole Anna K. E. Rampa to Cyril
11. ana narcissus caiittt, lot U(. block 7.
lie (stamps It).
lW M street norrhwst-Wsshlnton Lean
and Trust Company, trust, el al. to Ed
ward U Uraitr. part ordinal lot V), square
lir. M.531. Elward-tc-trray ronveya aamo
property to Union Trust Company, trustti,
nt?r. of Ju,i Blxteanth street jnorlhwsst
Unlon Trust Company, trustee, to National
Oeoraphlc HoclMy. lorot. square )M, ll.jo.
Bchsutin Park ann Whitney Clos-Kilar
P. Hackley to Christian J. and Ila V.
Armand. lots 111 and HI. block :', A-heulzen
Park, and lot W. aquare JM7 Whitney Ulosa.
110 (stamps 111.
D street southeast, bstween Hlxtexnth and
Sentecnth streets Oacar p, Donation t
Mi to Bun K. Harrison lois U and SI.
aqusre 10O0. 110 (stsmns 50 csntn.
Woodloy Park Harry I. Llfht at ux. to
William F, Ham, rrt lot , b'ock Si.
I1.4M (0.
I'ctworth Mlddaugh Shannon to Henry R.
and Jennla ltlttxrx. lot M. square II, 110
(lamps (0 cental,
Fifteenth street southeast, betneen 13 and O
strertt-Mtddauah A Shannon to Charles M
and titulia J. A, Ilsksr, lot tl. square 1071,
110 (stamps M cents).
It Sixth street northwest Marr Dally to
Max A, Cohen, tort original lot 4, hquara
(M. iD (stamps i:.eo).
(3 Drfrres street northwest Alice T. Raster
tn Andrw A. Weechlsr and Walter T.
Polen. trustees, lot 100, squire l!l. 110
Istampa ll.U).
FINANCIAL
TO RENSUR
IK
Foresight Costs Little
Hindsight Much
A little foresight to secure in a safe deposit box the
results of years of toil .will save many unavailing tears
of regret in case of a fire at home or office.
Not only Are, but thieves and meddlers are. unable
to touch your papers of value when stored in the massive
vault of .
The Washington Loan and Trust Co.
Corner Ninth and F Sti. N. W.
ACCBBRLIl BVEHY BUSINESS DAY IK TUB YKAIt.
m
New York' Stocks.
Alt transactions )n stoeka'ar o th feast
sf dellsre and fraettena tharaaf.
CuoUtlons furnished by W. D. Illbra
Co., membera ef Xsw York Block Exchani.
ttlbba Bulldln.
1:H Tea.
Utah. T)w. p.m. Cles.
Alaska a. it. Co iu ibH ISHI H
Allls Chal 2su H4 MHI (84
Anf, Agr. Chem. Co. M4 6JH HVi I 61
Am Bt Mug core 7li 7 67 I 674
Am Can MH'UH U I efi'a
Am C F tl'i t7 M4I ttH
Am Coal PrcA Co....h64 IIOWlliHI Kb
Am. Cotton Oil...... U M 13 I M
Am rude Laa 04 94 041 o4
Am Linseed Co tm n4 I H
Abi Locomotive 874 M4 67 I 674
Am flmeltlng 01 M tt I
t 634
Am Steel Foun 454. i
41 I 164
Am Hug ft nef com.07H IM4 I04 1 1074
Am Taleg ft Tel 1114 lt7H inH 11174
Am Woolen Co 47 n u, I 41
Anaconda 114 11 1141 114
Atchison 1014 1014 1014 MM
Baldwin I.oco Works g? (34 giVsl 164
Holtlmcra Ohio,... g4 84 1141 4
B.. F. Goodrich 714 75 7541 734
Brooklyn nap. Tra; 614 II 61 I 614
B. ft 8. Cop. Co,... 864 M 0141 96
Calif. Petrol i si si 1 siH
Canadian Pacific M4 1664 16641 166
Central Leather..... 614 St4 t4l 614
Chesapeake ft ouic l 594 t64l 694
Chlno Con. Cop 63 114 6141 61
Chi.. MIL ft St. P... i (14 CIHI bsU
Chicago ft N. W.....tst its IS I IH
;.. R. X. ft P. Tty..
16 l4
imi 164
Cel. Pud ft Iron 414 II It
I 4IU
I rt4
Continental Can Co.. 63 ni ft
Corn Preduct
4 IB tl( I 164
Crucible Steel Co.... 614 7U 7641 8IH
Cuban-Am. Sugar Cotto no tn I
.Del. Hudson. ....'..I49H 1(04 U3i!
DUtHUra Becurttes.. 604 484 f4 1 464
isn 134 334 3341 31
Krle, 1st pfd 464' 46 49 I 464
uenerai Eieqine let 101 16141166,
Uraat Northern Pfd,.U6U.l64 IHH 1 1164
Ureat Northern Or.. 394 664." 341 , , .
iiunoia i-entrai too in too 1 100 1
Inspiration Copper.. 414 44 4441 414
Lackawanna- Steal.. o4 684 69 I 694
Lehigh Valley 78 764 754 1 76
Maxwell Motor Co... Ti en ro4 714
Maxwell M. Co. pfd.. 694 66 66 I 69
Mex. Petrol S64 94 u 944
Miami coppar 63 mi 374 1 674
f; A7:: ,H ,H " w
MUaotirl Pacific...... 4 4 4 34
Xat Enamels st4 St S14 I S34
Nevada Con. Copper 74 174 1741 174
N. T.. N. H. A H 634 57 5841 684
N.l'.Air Brake Co....iu4 in 7 1 194
N. T. Central 1014 ion; 1014 1 101
Norfolk A Weat its im4 tti 1 1W4
N. T O ft yV M4 S64 M4 S64
Northern Pacific 1104 1104 1104' 1104
Pennsylvania a R...644 6U 664 1 $44
Pittsburgh Coal Cx. t4U SI4 I'M I S44
Pr. 8. Car., com.. 46 414 4541 464
Iteaalpg 634 814 041 run
Rail Steel Spgs., com 364 66 344 j M4
Itay Con. Copper.... S34 S14 U4I 634
Rap. Iron A Steal,... 44 454 46 I 464
Sloes. 8chef. 8teel.... J04 69 60 I 60
Kcuf.iern Pacific 834 914 9441 954
Southern Railway,... 194 1) 19 I 194
Studebaker Corp w 1114 114 1 kh
Tennessee Copper.... 47H 47 47 I 474
Union Pacific IM4 1194 1304 f 1304
TJ. B. Rubber, com.. 614 61 U I 614
V. a Indus. Alcoh..l464 III 1134 I UK
U. a Steel .'. 634 634 U4I 634
U. S. Steel, pfd 1164 1164 11641 t64
Utah Copper 804 794 7941 804
Va.-Car. Chemical.. 39 184 3841 39
West. Union Teleg. 84 884 8941 90
Westlnghouse Uleo.. 674 164 57 I 674
Wlllye Overland Co.. tsy jig t9 1 1194
Western Maryland... W 794 1941 mi:
Woolworth 1164 1WH 1364 1 1364
Bonds.
Angto-Pr. Loan 6'.. 954 95 34r 944
Atchlaon cvt. 4' 101 10s 103 I
B. ft O gen. V 914 914 9141 914
CX, D. ft Q. Joint 4'. 96 98 96 I 964
Inter. Metro.4'4 714 714 7141
flbuth. Pac. 6's 1034 1034 10341 1034
Southern Rwy. t'... lot ioi' io 1 101
At Home, Of Course.
"Yes. sir. one hour' uninterrupted
reading each evening would make
you "
"Uninterrupted! Where do 011 .think
mv wife spends her evening?" Lon
don Opinion.
FINANCIAL
191G.
Local Bond Market.
OOVERNMKNT BOND8. .
Bid. Asked.
U. . Reg. ' i MH ...
U. 8. Coupon J' H ..
V. S Beg. ' 14 10m
U. S. Coupon ' 1024 103
U. 8. Ileg. Va 1104 ...
U. B. Coupon ' UI4
U C VvllllseMItMMSIMl 1VV
OAS BONDS.
Oeo. Oas Cert. Ind. 6' 191
Oesrgetown Op.t 6' 1CI
Washington Qss B's.. 1MH
107H
Col. Oaa It Elec. t'a to ...
Col. Oa ft Elec. Deb. t'a 3 ...
RAILROAD PONDS. . .
Capiat Traction T R. S'..'.. 10. 1074
Ana. I'OL. DUtt' tt SM
Anacoatla 't Potomac 6's.t . 974
City V Suburban 6'a '.... 10S4
...
Metropolitan n, R. 6' JOJ ... ,
Wash. By. ft Elec. 4 s, ,..... 80 9)4
MISCELLANEOt'3 BONUS,
Potomac Klec. Cons. 6' 1004
Potomac Klec.-LL S's 1044
C. ft P. Telephone 6'a 103
Amar. TeL ft Telga. 4' J
Amer. Tel. ft Telga. 44' lOf
Amer. nraph.' 1st 6's 6ii
Wash. Market 6' 1JJ7 M
Wash. Market 6' 1647 V.
irH
1(4
WW
N.'ft W. ateamboat 6ra. '.'.'.'.".. ltn
It - Realty 6'a (long) 101U
Rlgg Realty (short) i'a iw4
PUBLIC UTILITT STOCKS.
Capital Traction . 834
Wash. Ry. ft Klee. pom " C4
Wash. Ry. ft Elec. pfd 814
N. ft v. Steamboat 114
Washington aii.i.t 74
Amer. Tel, & Telga 1!$
TYPE MACHINE. STOCKS.
Merger.thaler Linotype '..... 1574
Lanston Monotype ,, 764
MINlNGBTpCK. y
Greene Cananea ,, 46
NATIONAL BANK BTOCKa
American Nat: Bank,.,...'.,.., 163
Capital National Bank 310 .
t.'oliimols Nat. Bank '340
TV. M, Cold PtoragO 5S M
lot
101
67
824
lhl
7JH
1C0
"64
160
Hi
210
248
1(5
Commercial National Bank. . 1C
.District . Nat, Sank Ill
Farm. A Mech. Nat, Bank., n
Federal Nat. Bank 14.4
Lincoln Nat. Hank ,...riw-
Metropolitan Nat. Bank -,..,,. 184-.
Second Nat. Bank....... 142
Nat. Bank of Wash ,. 220
TRUST COMPANY 8TOCKS.
223
Amer. Security & Truat 350
SC3
National Sav. ft Truat 267
Union Trust 120
1MH
Wash. Loan ana Trust z
Continental Trust 128
8AVINOS BANK STOCKS.
Home Saving 405
Hank of com. ft Sav....- 13
ICaat Wash. Bay. Bank 124
WinE INSURANCE BTOCK8.
131
Arlington Fire Jniurance.... 84
Corcoran Ftre insurance: 8U
Firemen'g sir insurance u
Qer.-Amer. Fire In 366
Nat. Union Fire In 6
TITLE INBURANCE STOCKS,
Columbia Title lnauranco.,... 44
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKB.
Chapln Back 175
D. C. Paper Mfg. Co K5
nranhonhona com 114
RH
119
ia
Graphophone Pfd.... II
Merer. Aran, oc oiuros. w
Security Storage,. U
Washington Market 134
FINANCIAL
CAPITAL $1,000,?00
SURPLUS $?000,000
The Riggs
NATIONAL BANK
PBNN. AVEL OPP. U. 8. TMBASURY
AN old-established finan
cial institution, whose
unquestioned stability,
large resources -and wide
connections make it a
satisfactory bank for in
dividuals, firms and cor
porations. OFFICERS
CHARLES C. OLOVER PretMent
M. K. AII.EH vice Preildent
WM. J. PLATHER Vica Treeldent
JOSHUA EVANB. Jr ...Cashier
HARRY V. HAYNE8 Ant. CaiM.r
DIRECTORS
Oiarla C. Gloar.
II. Itotlar Dulany,
Wlllard It. nrawnaen
trnornaa tiyaa,
James M. Johnston. Charlaa I. Corby.
iWllllam J. Flathir. Sylieeter W, Labrot,
John' R. Molan,
Robert C. Vllklnt.
inion .. Aiita,
L. Kama Duval.
Joatph Paul.
K. v tiurpny,
Klcrllng Rofrln,
Iula E. JetTrlei.
Charles Carroll Ooar, Jr,
The Safest Investment
Ara (hoae 4hat io not fIuotut durli dl
turbed conditions of tba money or atock mar
kata. Plrar dtad ot truat notes (tlr.i mart.
E ). wall aeourad on real eatata In iha
Uirlct or Columbia, constitute "illt-adia"
Inveatmtate. They do not dapand upon tht
financial rtaponalblllty of Individual! or cor.
poratlons (or their atablllty, and ura exempt
from Uiatlon aa paraonal property. W ca
aupply aueh Inveatmanta In amounta from
KM upward, fend fer booklet "Concarnln
Jjatnn ant tnvtmnta.
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO.,
1 UTll STREET tC W.
M
Prices Are Irregular
At Opening of Market
Nmv vnrti. Anril !. The ' stock
mtrket opened Irregular today. During
the flrst'few minutes there wa a down
vard trnnd.
Unlit d states steel wa off 4. reflect-.
Inr dlsappotntmcnt In the dividend
action, despite tho record earnings an
nounced. -
During the. first half hour Steer drop
ped another 4. to 8.T4.
Munitions share opened higher, but
soon fold off. '
The' market waa dull during the sec
ond hour. Movements were Indefinite
and there waa no particular trettd.
Today's Sales. ' .
Potomac Klectric Con. 5', tl,000
K04: i.ocoaiooH. ' ' '
ash. Oas Light. 2975.
Graphophone com., 18114. J
After call: '
Wash. R.wy. 4's, H.OOOS804.
f Wholesale Produce Market. 1
1 i 7 i .
EOOB Nearby, fresh, T3c per dot.; South-,
em, :ic prr dot.
C1IEXBE N.w York, new, lie par lb.: flat.
U8Uc. -
BUTTER Elln print, J7e per lb.; tub. He
per lb.:' process. Xc ptr lb.
LIVE rOULTIlY liens, Jlo per lb.: lire
turkay. n(o per lb.; chickens, nstta
per lb.
, LIVE STOCK Veal catvee, test. 104811s
pr lb.: beT, U01(o par lb : (at shssp.
60140 per lb.: apring lambs, 13915a per lb.
I KltET. PRICE ft CO.
Taylor , Wade) Potatoea, n.15 paev sackl
unions, S-.W per ncs, rDs, siv per
crata: onions., ILM per'buab4L
FINANCIAL
Earned Sarylw gl.COO.000
pQR proof tht
it pays to patron-"
ize.this bank we
point to our de
positors list of over
33,000 open accounts.
-Are you included In
this great number of En
dorsers of our service?
trSsme rate ot Interest paid aa
both larije and. small account.
National Savings nd
Trust Company
Corner 15th and N. Y.'Ave.
PIFTIBTH TEAR.
N.L Carpenter &C. I
Main Of flee. IT WIlllata.H . I
Itreet. W. V..
membi;h9 : '
Kaw York Block New Yoric.CttSa .
t Exccani.
Kaw York Cotton
Exehano.
Kaw Orleaca Cottoa
KxdiLDri. .
Chleaao Board et
Maw York Produce
Ezchanaa,
Eaerani
Frirat Wire With All Principal Cttlsa.
HERBERT H. BROWN,
UANAOER, ''
Vnard Balldlai, '
ltrth and m, - N.'tr, i
AUTOMOBILES
Motorcycles and Accoseorie.
GASOLENE CARS.
COBinS MOTOR CO
Vt. Are. and H N,W.
O . ill Commercial
Studebaker
Mth St
ELECTRIC CARS.
Emerao'ri'A; Orma,
1407 H St.
ACCESSORIES.
i X vl
National Electric Supply Co.,
1328-1330 N. Y. Ayv
jriffiSw-
mth
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