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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

752 Thirteenth street northwest-Daniel
y. Burbank ct uX. 20 r. Dickinson
Jewett. lot a.. square 152, $40
Effingham place-George William Cook
ct al 10 Jacob c. and Mary NJ. !iutch-
ms. part lot 5. block 3. $40
Georgia avenue southeast, between
Third and Fourth Streets Howard
McCortney TO Sarah f. Hannay. part
lot and all lot ?. square sa2. SO
Takoma Park-Alice NJ. Fletcher to
Annie IL. Mary F.. and Harriet NJ
Bugbee. lot IL. block 10 SO
North Grounds Columbian Tniyer-
slty-Charles :. Albert 81 uX TO Ella
=. McCOrd. part lot s. block 90 $40 Ella
McCord conveys same property 10
Charles 5. and Susan F. Albert. $40
HOlmcad MsnOr-Percy H Russell
Ct ux- TO Albert IL Erskine, lot 81.
Effingham PIace-Edward n. John
son 81 uX TO James q. am Rosa A.
Martin, west half lot :. block 81, $40
Massachusetts avenue southeast. be-
tween 18th and Fourteenth streets
William J. Leake ct al. 10 Walter e
Wright and Frank z Hopkins, lots 20
to So. square 1887. $4,000
North Grounds Columbian University
Thomas j. LASER ct TX. 10 Thomas
Edwards, jr., part lot s. block 40, $40.
Ingleside-Charles G. Shoemaker TO
Rosa NJ Padgett. part lot ;. block
I. $40.
Ninth street northwest. between T,
and r streets-Geo-ge ". Mont gcmery
et uN. TO Christian Heurtch, part lot y.
square 40s. $40.
North Carolina avenue northeast. be-
tween Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Florence Y. Dreamer 20 Thomas f
Smithson. original lot 4. square south
east of 1868, $40
cOb-JacOb p Clark. trustee TO Joseph
Il Amberger. lots 81 and IS. block
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains
--Lidie Ellicott 10 Hevita r. Cocker
lille lot AL. $40
North Capitol and Bates streets
north west-Elizabeth K. Riley 10 John
6. Campbell, original lots I 10 s, IL TO
Is % 10 332 square Gil. $40
Maryland avenue northeast, between
18th and 18th streets-Frederick Doug
lass Memorial Association 20 Arthur
Carr Robert J. Carr, and Joshua W.
IO2S. S9Is.s6. Gideon W PeJts et al
to same. all interest In same lots.
sIS33.33.
Water street southwest. between VI
and y streets-John Miller, ct TX TO
Lawrence J. Miller. lot o.. square
473, $40.
Newport place northwest. between
Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets
Edward VI. Dulin et uX- TO Harry T.
Dunkhorst half interest in lots 1876 and
49,. square So. SO
Deanwood Heights-John w Gregory
81 uN 10 Kate Payne. lots 81 and IS.
square 10. SO.
iii5 East Capitol street southeast-John
T. Freeman et ux. TO Clarence lie Roy
Parker and Clara Rising Parker, lot Is,
square 9S9 SO.
1913 COrcoran street noTthwest-Joseph
II Curran ct ux. TO Robert N. Mcneil,
lot Is. square 30. SO
42l Franklin sire Il northwest-Harriet
s TascOe 10 Richard Ann Coggins. lot
60 square 80. SO
sss Kew York avenue northwest-James
3. Lambie 81 ux 10 Marian Bryan. part
lot TO- square S73, SO.
Newport place northwest, between
Twenty first and Twenty-second streets
d n r Drury ct al. 10 Peuben H.
rTN-ler- Lot z snuare 50 81 30.
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MARKETS TRADING
MATERIALLY LESS
Dealings Professional And
Not Significant.
PRICE DECLINE CONTINUES
Chicago Traction Issues Heavy, and
Peoples Gas Loses Two
Points.
PRICE DECLINE CONTINUES

NEW YORK, March 15.-Compared
with the two preceding days. there
was material falling OF in the trans
actions today. In the main the dealings
have been professional and reflect little
significance
Price movements in the early trading
were simply a continuation of the de-
cline that was in progress when the
<market closed yesterday. Traders who
were long of stocks sold out. and some
fresh lines were put out for short ac-
count by bears, both on the floor and
outside Of the exchange.
There was no pressure, though, of
real stock from any source. and to-
ward the end of the first hour the
floating supply on contracts was ex-
hausted, and the buying started a gen
eral recovery. The Chicago Traction
stocks continued heavy. and the weak
ness in these issues was reflected in a
decline of "a In Peoples Gas.
Commission houses generally com
planned OF a lack of business. London
was not a factor in he trading. Arbi-
TRACE brokers said they sold 5000
shares In the first hour for London ac-
count. In the last few minutes Chica-
90 Traction preferred sold down to 20.
Government bonds were unchanged
other bonds, quiet
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GENERAL KEIFfR
SCORES SOUTH
Addresses the House in Support OF
His Bill to Reduce Rep
Iesentation.

General Keifer of Ohio today spoke
i'm the House in favor of his bill for
wholesale reduction of Southern repre-
sentation in the House.
This bill does not undertake 10 pro-
vide in any manner or TO regulate white
or colored suffrage in the Southern
States It's purpose is 10 equalize po-
litical power among the several States
to the end that republican form OF
government may be secured in tho
Southern States
This is not he time nor is it nee
essary 10 show how the Constitution
and laws in the Southern States deny
or abridge the right Of male citizens
twenty-one years of age. 70 vote. Thai
this has been done is. or should be. con-
ceded. Both white and coIored voters
have been denied the rTg1J 10 vote OF
the right has been abridged in d sub
stantiaI sense in each Of the Southern
States. The more recent elections prove
the truth OF this statement in a singu-
larly emphatic way"
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'Ex-dividend. 81. per cent.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
COTTON MARKET STEADIER
BUT SENTIMENT BEARISH

NEW YORK, March i5.-In sympathy
with better cables than expected. the
local cotton market this morning opened
steadier- and 3 to points higher, with
the big room professionals good buyers
of new crop months on less favorable
weather In the South.
The sentiment of the room on the
whole. however. was bearish. on the idea
that. in the absence of outside support.
an advance at this time could hardly
be sustained. The market at New
Orleans started points higher. AT 1O-57
tor MAY. but later reached to 1854
Opening prices-March. 10.23624: April,
1925 bid: May, 10.3S; July. I05On51: Au-
gust. 10.47d4S; September. lois bid; Octo-
Der, I0.9l1o.
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LAKE ERIE AND OHIO
RIVER SHIP CANAL URGED

William a. Magee, ex-State senator IN
Pennsylvania, and John f. Shaw, %
PittSburg were before the Senate Com
mittee on Commerce today advocating
The passage of House bill authorizing
the Incorporation of the Lake Erie and
Ohio River Ship Canal.
Senator FRYE. chairman OF the com
mittee. appointed Senators Nelson. Cal
linger, Piles, Clay and Stone as a sub
committee TO hold further hearings on
the measure on Saturday at 10 o'clock
The committee authorized a favorable
report on the Frye tonnage exemption
act. BY unanimous consent the bill was
passed by the Senate Immediately after
il was reported
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SENATOR NELSON
FLAYS FORAKER

Mr.. Nelson Republican, Mimi adj
dressed the Senate this afternoon on
the railroad rate question. He favored
regulation, but ne opposed any plan
looking 10 the infringement of the pow
er Of the courts to grant injunctions.
1T may with truth and Justice be
said" he declared. that in ;>ose States
where making laws have been for
any length of time IN force, much good
has Injured uherefrom 10 the public
and no hardship or injustice has been
inflicted upon the railways. This has
been our experience in Minnesota And
to US. in the light of this experience.
II seems, TO say the least, shocking TO
hear the Senator from Ohio character
lie the attempted Federal control as
drastic and revolutionary.
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WINTER WHEAT CROP
IN PERFECT CONDITION

CHICAGO. March 15.-Wheat bulls
have to look outside the winter wheat
belt for ammunition. Reports to pri-
vate houses and railroads all agree that
the growing crop is in almost perfect
condition. The snowstorm over the sec
ton supposed 10 be most in danger late
last week. succeeding the storm a week
previous puts at rest the many reports
of damage II is conceded on all hands
that In western Kansas auo other sec
tions most in need of snow this winter
there has fallen sufficient 10 protect
the plant
March is the month OF danger to this
crop, but half the month is gone and
recent conditions seem to insure i'm
munity the remaining half
Oklahoma authorities report the con-
dftion of the crop more than % per cent
with a considerably increased acreage
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TAFT STILL HESiTATES
AS TO SUPREME BENCH

NEW YORK. March l5.-After a long
conference with his relatives and friends
at his brothers home. IS West Forty
eighth street Secretary OF War Taft
had not decided this morning whether
TO go on the United States Supreme
Court bench. His friends urged that
perhaps a greater honor ~ in store for
him in the Republican nOminatio.z for
President
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

SaIesI'Capital Traction, 5al46.
Washington Street Railway common,
50d42&4.
National Safe Deposit Company, IN
1&
Washington Loan and Trust, 10d229
Metropolitan Bank, l0Q33J. l0d335. lOd
334A
Potomac Fire Insurance "a ZSiz-
Peoples Fire Insurance, 2S961s
Washington Gas 1Oa6O7s. 25deOss
Lanstun. 4Dul5 buyer co.. lOOHI47s 10
Ql494, 1oofl15 buyer co., l0Oq14's. 1000
l4Tk. l0ll45s
Greene Copper. l0oG2ik
After call-Wa Washington Street Railway
IS, N.0OC0S73t
Union Trust, 10lsO, IOaIs7. I0il6sz..
Nsrcr.r,r $500 -,<,>-r>
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-15
INDIAN ALLEGES THAT
BELL BOY ROBBED HIM

Fred Richardson. a National Hotel
belIboy is under arrest while detec-
tives are investigating the complaint
of John Kipp. a Blackfoot Indian. who
says he was robbed of $3.50 while in
a room at the hotel
Kipp alleges that while he was pack
ing his trunk he removed his coat and
hung Il on a door. Richardson. he
says, came into the room soon after
and remained there some time. Later
the Indian put on his coat and left the
hotel Then, he claims. he discovered
that his stock Of money had shrunk
to the extent Of $50. Richardson de-
clares he is innocent
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LEGAL NOTICES.

II THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
IRICT or COLI MBIA. Holding an Equity
Court-MARY E McELHANNON. COM
piainsnt. vs. J WALTER McELHANNON
and CATHERINE BURGESS. Defendaats-In
Equity No. 25.7sz.-The object Of this sufr
Is 10 obtain divorce from the bonds of
u - TINS l@th day OF March. a d 1885. or
dered that the defendants J. Waiter Neil
hannOn and Catherine Burgess. Cause their
appearance 70 be entered herein on or be
fore the fOrtieth day. exclusive Of SUNDAYS
and lesa! holidays. occurring after the date
OF the first publication OF this order o1her-
Wise this cause wiz be proceeded with as IN
case OF default. This order IS to BE- pub
ished in the Washington Law Reporter and
successive weeks BY the Court. tSeaD
HARRY II. CLABACGH. chief Justice A
true coPyIT Edo J r YoUNG, CLERK BY
MAID $ HCIDEKOPER. Solicitor for Com
plslnanL mhi5 rs
IN THE sUPRFME COURT OF THE Dis
TRICT OF COLJJMBIA-HENRT B. HUTCH
INSON IS ISRAEL LITTLE EFT AI--Eo,,ltv
No q. o5S.-The object OF this suit Is - e.
tablish the title OF complainant Henry q
Hutchinson. in fee simple. by the adverse
be Gains. to original lot numbered twenty
SIX tlbl- IN square numbered nine hundred
and fifty $50. In the city OF Washington,
DistriCt OF Columbia On motion OF the COM
painant- By his solicitor. p. H Marshall II
Is By the court this sth day OF March a D.
1896. ORDERED that the defendants Ts-a -
Little, II he be living. and the unknown
heirs. deEisees. and alienees OF Israel Little
II he be dead. cause their appearance 10 be
entered herein on OF before the first rule dav
occurring three months after the first pub
LEGATION OF this order otherwise the cause
VIII be proceeded with as in case OF de-
fault This order 20 be published FOR three
months, Once a week for three successive
weeks for the first month and twice a
month for each Of tbs Two succeeding
months. in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Washington Times tSeaB HARRY
II CLABAUGH. Chief Justice 4 true
copy-Test: J. r YOUNG, Clerk BY WINS
F LEMON. Asst. CLERK.
mhs. Is. .. APPS. IS. myS.l7
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT of
COLUMBIA. Holding Probate Court--No
IS. Isl. Administration.-This is 20 give notice
that the subscriber. Of the District OF Co
lunbia has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia letters tesla
mentary on the estate OF Laura g Dodge
late OF the District OF Columbia deceased
All persons having claims against the de
ceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof legally au-
thenticated. TO the subscriber. on or before
the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY A D. 1907 ::
otherwise they may by law be excluded from
all benefit Of said estate. Given under my
hand this 2Sth day OF February. 1906. WILL
LIAM II. SAUNDERS 1907 F ST NV. At
test. (SeaD JAMES TANNER. Register OF
Wills for the District OF Columbia. Clerk
OF the Probate Court IRWIN 3. LINTON.
Attorney mills Is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-15
BACON REFERS TO
MORO MASSACRE

Mr. Bacon of Georgia created a furry
in the Senate today wisSsf he expressed
the hope that great provocation could be
shown by the Government for the re-
cent killing of Moro men, women, and
children at Mt. Dajo. Jolo.
1T was most unfortunate and most re-
Erettable," he exclaimed. What was
the occasion for this unfortunate mas
$685. Tf there was proYocation il Is
sxtr smely Gesirous that we know. /
NJ ia,ts will show that there was
- reatcst provocation for the slaugh-
ter"
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FULLER COMPANY BLAMED

At 2:3o O'Clock the coroner's jury. after
being out some time. returned verdict
to the effect that:
1T is the opinion Of the jury that the
George A. Fuller Company was at fault
in not inspecting the particular bolt, the
breaking Of which was the cause or the
accident"
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

NERGENTHALEE LINOTYPE COMPANY
New York March 70. ls06--At a meeting Of
the Board os Directors held this day a reSu-
lar quarterly dividend Of II Per cent WAS
declared. payable on and after March 81. 1906.
20 the stockholders Of reSord on Saturday.
March Il. 1906. at 1 o'clock p The trans
fer books viii close on Saturdar. March i.
1906 at 1 O'Clock .. m. and reopen on Mon
day April > 1905 at 10 o'clock a m
FRED'K J WARBCRTOS. Treasurer. II
OFFICE OF The INTERNATIONAL LJ1DI-
Der AND Development COMPANY so1-
rs DreXel Building. Philadelphia. PATE
regular semi annual four per cent divi t~1d
guaranteed by this company viii be paid
Apru / 1906 20 stockholders Of record on
that date Dividend coupon checks csshed
ur,on presentation or checks VIII be mailed
nhlOl5 {. NJ MCMAHON. Treas.
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LEO WHEAT is COMMITTED
lost. ELIZABETH'S ASYLUM

Leo Wheat. who for many years has
been well known in musical circles in
Washington. as a pianist and composer
OF more than ordinary ability, was today
declared to be insane by a marshars
jury in the District Supreme Court
An order was signed by Justice Bar
nard. who presided at the bearing.
committing the old musician 10 ST.
Elizabeth's Asylum for care and treat
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-15
HOUSE Is ACQUITTED
OF ABUSE OF FRANKS

Members of Congress have not abused
their franking privilege according to
the report submitted TO the House today
by the Committee on Postoffices and
Post Roads. in reply TO the Sims reSO-
luton asking information on the subject
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FINANCIAL NEWS ITEMS.

The agitation for 2-cent-a-mile pas
sanger rate has extended 10 Virginia
AT the instance OF travelling men In
that territory the Virginia Legislature
has passed a law requiring railroads to
sell 50O-mile and 1,000-mile tickets at
the 2-cent rate.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-15
Fine Office Rooms for Rent

In the Munsey Building facing Penn
sylvania avenue, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets. For rates and
information, apply TO A D. Marks, Of
ice Of The Washington Times.
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Official announcement is made that
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
spend 100000 for betterments in Nc
heesport- New freight and passenger
stations are among the improvements
Action was taken by Mayor Dunno.
of Chicago, yesterday 10 get temporary
revenue from the street railway COM
panics through car licenses. pending
the final settlement of the traction
question. An ordinance is being draft
ed for the licensing of every car. This
ordinance will probably be introduced
'uto the council by the mayor Monday
night
the American Ice Company will not
make another increase in the price Of
Ice TINS year. An advance OF 10 cents
4 per hundred has already been made bv
the company on the ground that the
supply was far below normal
II was learned yesterday that there
are 500 stockholders in the Standard
Oh Company In view of the belief thar
the stock is one of the most closely held
in the country, this statement is consid-
cred highly interesting Since 1900 the
list Of stockholders has been gradually
increasing.
In Memphis. Tenn. yesterday. Judge
Mccall, of the United States Circuit
Court. issued an order restraining two
Memphis brokerage firms from receiv-
ing the quotations of the New York
Cotton Exchange. The decision upholds
the New York exchanges contention
that the telegraph companies shall de-
liver quotations only to those subscrib-
ers sanctioned by the exchange.
Heavy selling In the cotton market
with net break between II and p
points. led to some liquidation in stocks
yesterday, particularly among operators
who have been trying to keep an eye on
both worlds. From the preliminary re-
port upon the state of the foreign trade
Of the country. published yesterday
morning, the investor was able to CLEAN
further testimony to the soundness of
our position.
The second iustallment on the Amer
lean subscription to the capital stock of
the Bank of Abyssinia. for which Bar
ing. Magoun & Co. acted as agents, will
soon be due. The stock is now selling in
London at a premium. and prospects are
! favorable for successful future, for
by a royal proclamation this institution
has the exclusive banking privileges IN
Abyssnia-
Gould representatives refuse to admit
that the retirement Of the Rockefeller
directors from Missouri Pacific means
that the Standard Oil interests have
abandoned the Gould railways
e T. Jeffrey on Tuesday said he did
not believe that the Rockefellers had
sold either their Missouri Pacific or
Wabash stocks, and intimated that the
retirement was due 10 n settled policy
on the part. OF the John ID. Rockefeller
interest not to be represented in corpora
ton finance.
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IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lReported by W. b. Hobs & Co. 1919
street. Members New York stock EXCHANGE.
Chicago Board OF Trade. and Washington
Stock Exchange
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RICHMOND PRINTERS WIN.

RICHMOND. Va. March l5.-The SUI
preme coCrt OF appeals OF Virginia to-
day upheld the decision OF the lower
court in the case OF the Everett Wad-
dey Company and others tthe Rich
mond typoJhetae) against Richmond
Typographical Union. No. so. and 9th
ers. The case is popularity designated
as the Printers injunction case" and
was decided against the typothetae in
the lower court.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-15

The enthusiasm over Unien Trust was
infectious and nearly all the bank and
trust stocks participated IN the good
FEELING and made new high levels i'm the
bid or sales prices. Metropolitan Bank
brought 3S5, which is several points ad-
vance over last sale Washington Loan
and Trust found a ready market at e-1,
Whlle the BID on Home Savings Bank
vas raised 10 80. with a strong init
nation that If there was any 10 be had
SeVerAl dollars more per STARE would not
stand IN the way OF a trade
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. March 15.-Following
were the quotations on todayS e1-
charge:
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF the condition OF the MI
TCAL RESERVE LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANH Of 5os Broadway. New York on the Sist
day OF December. 1895. required under Die
trict Of Colombia Code, amended June 20.
1902.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-15

Get next Sundays Times with the third
in the series OF Charles Dana Gibson's
masterpieces.
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union TRUST STOCK
JUMPS TEN POINTS
Enthusiastic Bidding for Bank and
Trust Stocks Garry Prices to
New High Levels.

The interest in the splendid purchase
made by the Union Trust Company o:
the property at the corner of Fifteenth
ana II streets was strangely shown to-
day by jump Of ten points in the price
psid for twenty shares over the best
hgures of yesterday Private sales AT
Ito were made during the call. while
later the bid was advanced TO Is7 and
all the stock which as stated, was
limited 10 twenty shares, was taken at
mat figure and the same offer made for
more Brokers telephones have been
busy during the morning in the endeavor
10 md the stock anS il was not, there
fore. surprising when the bid was
promptly raised on the regular call and
the stock taken later at the hest prices
at which il was offered.
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With the exception Of Ianston the
balance OF the list met with but scant
attention The sales OF that speciality
totaled 600 shares and the boom OF YES
terday showed a feeling OF WEAKNESS
which VAS indicated by the slight re-
cesslon IN price. Mergent laler was alb
sOiutely without interest and not a
single sale went on the record
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Aetna Banking &
Trust Company
Isaz p stree. xor+n~es,

The Government pay days now being ire u
and Hth instead OF the 18th and Lass day.
Of the month. shIs Bank VIII remain open
for deposits the ID and 18th OF each
month until o'clock. and cI0se NJ J O'Clock
on the LIST. lsth. and last days OF the month
opsn Saturday evening from to 8 o'eiock-
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, March Following wer
the quotations on today's exchange:
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Ofhcial announcement is made that
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
spend S2.O0O.0O0 for betterments in Nc
keesport- New freight and passenger
stations are among the improvements
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-15

Is Your Picture on the want Pages
OF ;oday's Times? There's money await
ing you.
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TIE WASHINGTON Loan
AND TRUST COMPANv,

Omcss Norner 6Intn ana = S-s-
PAID-UP CAPITAL. slOOy. 00a
SURPLUS. S553. COO fEAkNEDJ.
Loans IA any amount made On ap-
proved real estate OF collateral rea-
sonAbls rates.
Interest paid upon deposits On ulonthsy
balances subject 10 check
This company acts as executor. az
uf1istr2tor. trustee, agent. treasurer.
registrar. and All other nducizry a.
pacitfes.
Boxes for rent in burglar and lrsp-oo:
vaults for safe deposit and storage %
valuable packages
JOHN JOY Presice1r
JOHN A SWOPE------------- NIce President
ELLIS SPEAR Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER --------...-..-.. Treasurer
HARRY O MEEM--------Ass Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TAYLOR -.-..---.-AsSlstant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY Estate O1ccr
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 70 assume the management: Of
your real eSt2Is- Careful attention gwen
al detailE