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Rice Medical Society,

the Court Of Fountains And then. when
the dusk has depend q faint glow ap-
pears on tho lamp pOsJS-TosetteS Of cleo
trio buIbs-then on archways and caves
and pinnaCIes- the panels Of the domes
are outlined. gilded groups high up on
the buildings begin To shine, and the
Tower becomes effUlgeEt-
The glow increases, staT-pOintS sparkle
from every building the roofs and sides
the pOTticOes. the entrances are bathed
in incaudesceTt fire, while the Tower, now
fairly abldZe from base 70 top, stands a
radiant monument TO that new force
whose name il bears. Let the visitor be
hold the illumination from where he VIII
if through the aTChWay Of the Stadium s
massive screen. the Tower stands out as
that Of the mirage city OF a weary cara
van: If from the Meadow Road in the
neighboring park, il IS IS If MuStafa $
son had rubbed his wonderful lamp and
hidden q city beautiful to be: wherceever
il is seen. the effect IS the same.
What matters il to recall the numb
of the hundreds Of thousands of electric
bulbs which are emUlouSly aglow, or TO
speculate on what the night scenes Of
this exposition viii be when the electric
fountains are really playing and the
scores OF hidden SearChilEhtS mIugle their
sparkling iridescence with the golden glow
of these early daySI The world has new
ct seen sight like this nor viii il again
until another Niagara shall elsewhere rem
der decorative lighting cheap enough to
warrant, as At Buffalo. the attempt. al
most successful to make the lights OF
night more impeTiousIy beautiful than are
the lights Of day.
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10 LAY THE CORNERSTONE.
Impressive Exercises Mt All Saints
Church. Chevy Chase.

Bishop SatterIee viii on Thursday lay
the cornerstone of All Saints Church at
Chevy Chase The erection of the PR
little edifice which VIII provide a no
of worship for the Episcopalians Of that
suburb has Just begin. The exercises VIII
take place at $50 o'clock p. m. The Tas-
tor Of the church. the Rev Dr. T 5.
ChH5s, viii deliver Il historical sketch of
the church and the developments in pa
rochial matters which led to its founda-
ton. At present there are two churches
in All Saints parish, St. Johns. at Be
thesda- and All Saints at Chevy chase.
Since its establishment early in 1900 the
congregation of All Saints has met for
divine worship first at a little school
house near the new church, and later at
the Chevy Chase Library.
The church is located directly opposite
Chevy Chase Circle When completed it
viii he one of the pTcttiest small church
buildings nea- Washington. OF no dis
tnctive type IT architecture. it might be
termed semi Gothic, the sIoping slate
roof with the caves just above the stained
glass windows giving that character.
Gneiss stone is the material used in con-
strUction and the building is so designed
that in time a larger addition can be built
The interior viii be finished in hardwood.
while overhead the supporting &5eam Of
oak VIII show The pews viii provide ac-
commodation for 800 persons. The roof
VIII he arched, Gothic arches overhanging
the chancel as well as the altar
The location of the new church is ac-
cessible to the many summer residences
OF Chevy Chase and the congregation in
cludes some of the most prominent Wash
lnEton families who max their summer
homes in that suburb Dr. ChiIds is well
known in Washington and throughout the
East as an able and energetic rector For
a number Of years he was Archdeacon of
the Diocese of Washington In 1883 he
took charge of All Saints parish and has
since acted as rector of St Johns Church.
In February, 1900. All Saints Church was
organized The congregation at this time
numbered about sixty persons. The first
services were held in a little schooihouse
not far from Chevy Chase Circle and
when the Chevy Chase Library was com
pleted the services were held there in
case the weather proves Indictment on
Thursday the exercises incident to the
laying of the cornerstone. VIII be held at
the same hour on the first day after.
when it is fair
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THIS is THE PICTURE OF
Prof. Koch, Of Germany,
AND The KOCH IHHALANIQN

for the cure Of CONSUMPTION and asth-
ma No one denies the fact that Pro
fessor Koch, Of Germany. cures con-
sumption. The Government of his
country employs him at an immense
salary 10 cure consumption in the pub
lie hospitals.
He Is the only man who ever did
cure this fatal disease. His new sys-
TEN for curing consumption by the use
Of a new invention like the above pic
ture and the tubercuIine medicine is
here in Washington at the Koch Lung
cure, at 627 e Street northwest. 1t has
cured hundreds of Washington people
CAL and see the written testimonials,
then call on those who have been cured
right here in your own city. Take
free treatment Of the Koch Inhalation
at CIT + Street northwest. Washington.
1884 Arch Street, Philadelphia, and
many other cities Consultation and
examination free.
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MAY MEET IN BUFFALO.
The Union Veterans Union Encnmp-
ment Heinz Discussed.

The national encampTnent Of the Union
Veterans Union. IS provided for in the
constitution Of that organization. is TO be
held in October General DyTenfOrth.
Commander in-Chief- * considering the
question of IOcs ton for the assembly He
has been negotiating with the railroads
for special rates The cnmmandeT-.n-chtef
has in mind either Buffalo or Chicago
fer the encamDmeut.
It is probable that. in view Of the fact
that the exposition ct the former place
VIII afford entertainment for the. veterans
Eu0aIo VIII be selected. 1t IS expected
that the railroads VIII give rate OF q
single fare for the round trip
T. p Simmons. Colonel Of the Twenty
fourth Regiment Department Of Illinois,
Union Veterans Union. has applied for
charter for an additional regiment re-
recently organized in Chicago On re
ceipt of the charter the regiment VIII be
placed on the firing line in the political
campaign in the city and state The In
ion Veterans Union is Interested in Sc
curing control OF the Illinois State LegiS-
iatuTe ana hope to name The Senator who
viii be elected by that Legislature 20 sue
coed Mr. Mason when that body meets
next
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THO MARKET OPENS HIGHER
Government Crop Report Consider
ed Favorable Influence.

Foreign buying Also Helps to Make
EHrIy Dealings Observation-Disclosures
the Chief Characteristic After the
First Hour-The Changers strong.
the Improvement shown in the London
market for American stocks. but chiefly
by reason Of the showing made in the
Governments cereal crop report. the
Stock Market opened animated and at ma
teriaI advances from yesterdays final fig
ureS. Notably strong features of the ear
y dealings Were St Paul which rose over
] per cent Missouri Pacific, Texas and
Pacific Louisville and Nashville. Southern
Pacific Union Pacific. and the Southern
Railway issues.
in the Industrial quarter, the United
States Steel stocks were firm on large
dealings. particularly United States Steel
common. There was a further advance in
National Lead on consolidation rUmors,
but little was done in Sugar Refining or
the remainder of that quarter Of the mar
ket-
Among The so-caIled speciaIties. Anal
gamated Copper was strong and there
was a further rise in American Car and
Foundry. American Tobacco and Cont
LEAt+L 4thLCtb were stA.b4NtAN hs-r>-N az
around yesterdays closing prices
in addition to the satisfactory Govern
ment crop report this mornings news
contained advices of copious rainfalls
throughout the Central West and this
news was also an influence in the trad
ing
Houses with foreign connections were
quite large buyers of the internationally
listed stocks in this market.
Apart from the showing the Govern
ment crop report, there was nothing in
the news Of the morning to engage atten-
ton. The trading was more animated
than II has been in some days and was
fairly well distributed. although the local
Traction issues gain were comparatively
neglected
In the early dealings. appearances of
increasing activity set in among the an
thracite coal stocks. particularly in the
Fries and Ontario and Western Quite
heavy profit realizing sales were noted
after the opening but they seemed to be
chiefly for the account Of the professional
element and reflected the closing out of
transactions made yesterday in the eXpec-
tation of q high opening this morning
Dizziness ensued after the first hour
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a STAMP TAX ON EACH SHOW.
The Buffalo Exposition Midway Must
Pay for Running.

Robert Williams, jr.. Acting Commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, in re-
ply to a request from Dr. \ D.
Sanders Collector at Rochester. y. Y. for
Information relating to n number of con
cessions in the Pan-American midway
which represent streets in different coUn-
tries. held that as each Of the separate
exhibitors was in a separate building. to
which a separate price of admission was
charged a separate special tax stamp
must he taken out for each.
Mr. Sanders explained in his conmuai-
cation that, after entering the gates 10
these concessions. for which an admission
fee is charged, attention IS attracted to a
theatre or buu-dsht, or some other snow.
to each OF which another price of ad-
mission IS charged.
Concerning the L 4. Thompson Scenic
Railway Company, which has a railway
on the Pan-Amerfcan grounds. Mr. VIII
liams advised Mr.. Sanders thar the pa
irons Of this railway pay their money for
the ride on the cars, and that therefore.
this Is not to be considered an exhibition
or show for money within The meaning Of
the eighteenth paragraph of section 2 Of
the act Of June y, ISgS. Notwithstanding
the fact that. in the course Of the ride on
these cars the passengers see panoramic
views. as indicated in advertisements
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What They snr Ahout Lnndon

From London and It's Censors'' in the Argosy.)
Hell Is a place very ike London. Shelley.
a stouy-hearted stepmother. De Quincy
That great foul city, rafting, growing
smoking, sinking CHASTITY heap Of fernenring
brickw0rk, pouring out poison at every pore.
-Ruskin-
CITY Of pleasure, and city Of the poor
Ouida.
The city Of the pea-soup eolored gown
Grant Allen
The ugliest bar Madrid. Richard Whiteing
Horrible London. New York police captain
Absorbed in bargains, busy in the mart. We
see thee blind TO beauty, deaf to art. Punch.
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CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
J. W. Canadian Held for the United
States Grand Jury.

J Worth Carnahan said to be president
Of the United States Army and Navy His
t0rical Association vas held today by
United States Commissioner Mills in 5000
bonds TO auwSor an Indictment against
him in the United States Court for the
southern district Of Ohio
Il Is stated that the prisoner. with two
others. is indicted under section $40 Of
the Revised Statutes on a charge of con
suiracy. At the hearing before CDmmis-
siouer Mills. the Government was repre-
scented by Assistant District Attorney
Bingham
Canadian was taken into custody today
by Deputy United States Marshal Turner
and Pension Agent Koome, on . Street
between Third and Fourth Streets north
west
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a JURY HEARING ORDERED.
Proceedings in the Pennsylvania
Avenue Extension Case.

Avenue Extension Case.
The Commissioners of the District.
through 4. 2. DuvaH and y H O'Con-
nor, attorneys. today fled supplemental
petition IN the matter Of the extension OF
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast in the
District court. The original petition was
filed on May g. 1893, under the provisions
Of the act Of Congress approved March 3.
1883, entitled: AN act for the extension Of
Pennsylvania Avenue southeast. and for
other purposes" The supple mentaI petit
ton was made necessary by the act of
Congress approved June g. 1909. entitled:
An act for the extension of Columbia
Road. east Of Thirteenth Street. and for
other purposes which amends the act Of
Of March 9, 1893
The court is asked in the supplemental
petition 70 authorize the Marshal TO sum
mon seven jGdici9us, disiuterested men
not related TO any person interested ~ the
prOce ediEgs, and not in the service or N
plyymcnt Of the District Of Columbia CT
Of the United States, to assess damages
each owner Of land taken may sustain ~
reason OF the extension nf Pennsylvania
Avenue southeast, and the condeinnatf5 IN
Of lands for the purpose Of such extension
and assess the benefits resulting there
from against those pieces or parcels Of
land situate on either side o. PenasyI "a
MIA Avenue extended, and also any and
all adjacent pieces OF parcels OF land
whie HIN che judgment Of the jury win bc
benefited by the extension, acco: ding to
the provisions Of the acts Of Congress
mentioned
Upon consideration Of the supplemental
petition justice Hagner, on motion Of h,r-
C'CDnnCT. signed an order authoriz! >
thu srInl-Taoniue of a jury by the MaTSHrl
and recurring all persons having any in
tCrest in the proceedings to appear IN
court on tho 26th Of Jane, 1891. at 10 a. m
and TO continue IN attendance until the
court shall have made its hna! order rat
ages and assessments Of benefits recon-
meadcd By the jury Of appraisers.
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AN EXPOSITION MEMORY.
The Scene NJ Night at the Pnn-Amer-
lean show

CFrom The Pau-Americgn IN Dedication Day
10y William H. HotcLIiEs in the American
Monthly Review OF Reviews Tor JuncJ
The Pa1-AneTtcan memory which viii
liuEeT longest is the night scene. Essen
TALLY an out-of-doCr fair the electrical
display s1Irpasses expectation All that
at and ingenuity can do TO heishteu the
effect has been done. AS the haif-hour Of
cleaning comes on. the buildings viii be
deserted. even in the Midway. the spIe-
uetic barker that
Ian that while the puppets play.
Through nose ezPoundeth what they say
forSgtcs his. post and takes his stand in
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warbfnrton stock Exchange.

SaIcs-CapitaI Traction. 36GIO3 l.: Riggs
Fire Insurance Co. $50 81; Washington
Gas, 10000 IA; Lanston M0noJype, 2oyQ
Il 81 1eGd12 5-S- American GTaphOPhone
Co Pref. IOGTu Il. Merge ntkaler Limo
type. Ioa169 IS. I0GI69 3-4-seIIer 80. IG@
icy 81. &8a16g 5-S. 3GaIE9 I-2-seIIer SO, I0Q
16y u, fG0IGs 2-S. 5GHIfg Is. I90I69-seileT
30. 4G0IGg. 20Eil6S IS 2ll EG9 Il
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STOMACH CURED
FOR S1.OO 4 MONTH

Of the diseased stomach conditions from which
men and women SUITE able TO prescribe
remedy and apply treatment that viii destroy
the Germs and build up the cells and give
relief TO those who suffer. This treatment has
been the work OF years Of untiTing investigation
and the result Of experiments such as rare.y
come TO man
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Frou the Chicago Tribune)
The youth who was smoking q coffin nail near
the monkeys Gaze tcos another one from his
pocket
Would II DO any harm he asked. Ii
should offer him one Of these
Not bit responded the attendant '.He
wouldn't touch 1t. monkey isn't half As big a
fool Is il Inn
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Southern Pacific was stronger than al
most any other railway security. Two or
three matters account foT the recent
strength Of this stock 1t is probable
that there Is good buying. for mauIpuIa-
tive puTI oses IL connection with the har-
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mOny plans The earnings of the Compa-
ny have made an excellent showing dur
ing the past ten months. 1t Is probable
that the company VIII be able to save a
considerable sum in operating expenses
10y using the newly discovered Texas and
California oil in its engines, and this
SlE uIi make the earnings next year even
better than they have been this. The
pros ct 0f dividends ON the stock IS not
entirely hopeless. though the confidence
Of the dividend talk recently has been
more or less premature. The stock does
not look attractive to careful people as
purchase on the buIges- 1t Is probable.
however that II VIII set to higher level
# the general market is favorable
The Could securities generally were
fairly strong. Talk OF the Greater Mis-
souri, Pacific scheme Is heard on all sides
and a dividend for Missouri Pacific seems
very high price and is not regarded with
much favor by conservative people.
The Consolidated Tobacco bonds are
selling around 20 to -. In the opinion Of
people that know as much as anyone out
side the company itsEf these bonds are
not worth % The Tobacco securities We're
fairly strong this morning but made no
new high prices.
Sugar was dull around yesterdays clos
ing price and a little above.
The coalers look to be a purchase on
reactions If the general market is in the
least favorable. The Readings and Fries
especially look We'll
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A Social shuttle.

(From the Detroit Free Press
George, can't think OF NV menu for our
dinner
s.WelI-have the old menu and some new peo-
pie"
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If you have intense nervousness,
headache, dimness of vision. backacha
cold hands and feet, sIeeplessness or
slumber broken by hideous dreams, ex-
haustion instead of refreshment upon
awakening in the morning. poor circU-
lation Of the blood, weakness. a con-
slant trembling of the hands-these are
some of the most marked symptoms
that in nearly every instance may be
traced to a stomach that is sick and dis
eased.
If your heart jumps and jerks and
dUtters. and paIpitates ana causes
smothering sensation that wakes you at
night-it isn't your heart; it's your
stomach that is wrong
When you have a dull pain at the
base Of the skull, or sharp pain through
the limbs, or an occasional sensation of
aIl-soneness and collapse all over the
body. it isn't nerve tonics you need. but
a treatment that Will restore to your
stomach its power to make pure blood
for your brain and nerves.
~N&%%&N
When you have a sensation, after
eating, OF your heart seeming to cease
to beat, and of a blind dizziness that
drives you for time to your bed. don't
blame it on your heart or head; it is
simply warning that your stomach is
feeding these other organs with impov-
erished blood
~%~%~%
When a very sudden sound or jar sets
you in culver. when you seer1 to have
lost all hope or ambition for everything,
the first thing TO do is to get your storn-
ach in a healthy condition.
When you feel that every muscle in
the body is drawn 20 its utmost tension
and that the slightest effort involves a
strain, your weakening brain and half
starved nerves are only warning You Of
their poverty because your stomach
does not perform its duty.
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Rock Island and St. Paul both had
sharp advances at tn opening as did the
Atchison securities ana Union Pacific
The better feeling in this group should be
attributed 20 the crop report entirely. II
would seem. a lack Of buying orders in
the stocks after the opening suggests that
the effect Of the report Tor good was III
tie more than superficial
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TO TIMES READERS,
S. 4 MONTH.

Under this rate all persons suffering
from stomach disorders viii receive the
same honest, skiIIfuI treatment and the
same care and attention that they would
receive if they paid SO q month
Those who have read the chapters de-
voted to Germ diseases and who have
been impressed with a desire to be treat
ed by these advanced methods have this
opportunity now
Those who have felt they could not pay
the regular fees can under this offer, re-
ceive the new anti-GerTn treatment for 81
a month. There viii be no ext enSion of
the 81 rate for stomach disorders, which
ends June 10, at s o. N.
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service absolutely FREE
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New York Cotton :
Knew His Ropes

From the Baltimore American)
- suppose said the teHdeTfO0t 70 TwO-ToOth
Thompson, Il suppose that you what Fast
erIrers call q Tad man 3"
Well. ! don't exactly know" replied Mr..
Thompson. but I'll say tins for myself 1 don't
need no guide when I'm hunrin' Ter trouble
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Chicago Grain and Provi,,on uo-,.

Corrected daily by ". 3, Hibbs q Co., rae.l-
bers O. the New York Stuck Txe;auee-, I4I. F
Street
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The market was particularly and PAIN
fully dull after the first hour this morn
ing. The advance at the opening aroused
no more enthusiasm than the break Of yes
tsrday did. Business other than the buy
Ing and selling Of the Spectators is al
nose at q standstiu. and from all that
can be learned IS likely 10 remain in this
condition for a time at least. Il is d
traders market OF the most pronounced
kind Many market people profess sur
prise a; this, bus as d matter Of fact i
the midst Of hot summer after a big
boom in prices. and when conditions are
too good 10 allow Of q slump at present
The news this morning was not import
ant The crop report was considered IA
Torable. because il was 20 worse It was
Tot such showing. however. as should
induce optimism regarding the granger
securities Al their present level There is
no reason 70 expect a larger wheat crop
This year than last. and the grangers with
last years crop have not been able to
keep up with the railways generally in
earnings London was q buyer Of Amer
ican securities rather heavily for a
change, but a gradual sending home Of
stocks held in Great Britain is to be
looked for as long as the balance Of trade
IS 50 largely in favor Of America and
against Great Britain The rumors re-
Earding the harmony plans IN the West
contained nothing new this morning
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Austin'S Dog Bread
keeps dogs in fine condition.
Sufferers from Kidney and Live

Disease find instant relief following the use OF
Manners Safe cure. Directions LABEL All
Druggists
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forsakcs his post and takes his stand i
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If your heart jumps and jerks and
futters. and palpitates ana causes a
smothering sensation that wakes you at
night-it isn't your heart; it's your
stomach that is wrong.
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Corrected daily by ". B. Hibbs & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, 1919 I
Street
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Sugar was dull around yesterdays clos
ing price and little above.
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MRS. FLOYD.

II. D. BURNETT, Fortune Teller; consult her on
business. love, family affairs; removes spells;
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