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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-13
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS At
THE ARDMORE ICE PLANT

power can be had al any time of the
day or night by toCh ms the button.
As the city has grown so has the
plant until now il is the most e abC-
rate and best equipped combined elec'
tri, and ice plant IN the state OF Ok
lahoWa.
N visit to the plant is inCOm letc
without seeing the boiler rooms.
Here enormous boilers capable Of
producing ono thousand horse power
are ,u position and are being fed with
natural gas. This boiler power when
transm tied to the other machinery
produces a capacity of 9O5 kiloWatS
which is equal TO l,2O0 horse lowcr.
BY using the entire capacity of the
plant power equal to 1000 horse
power can be produced.
This plant gives employment TO
fifty men. tWoth'rds bf whom are
Skilled workmcn and the greater part
of them are me nof families. Each
de- I'mcnt has a courteous man at
tho lead who takes a pride in show
ing SitOrs through the liant.
I'm he installation OF the ice plant
tho same caro- was exercised as I'm the
in alton Of the electrical depart
mog That IS, tno machinery is pat
mp H duplicate. Should any part be
como orokcn or for any reason refuse
TO ..r.orm its function there Is du-
0li. Ng machinery thai can be placed
iu notion i'm few minutes time
an l'o plant can always he depended
upon TO sup ly mis- portion of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-13

The Ardmore Ice, Light and Power
company are preparing to make up.
ward of forty thousand dollars worth
OF improvements on the plant as soon
as the p ans that are being prepared
by the company's architect arrive
Mr.. Foster, the general manager Of
the plant, stated yesterday that they
would in all probability arrive the
first of the week 4 new 125 ton re-
frigeratine plant will be installed with
all necessary machinery including the
ice making machine. A refrigeratng
plant of this capacity will be able TO
furnish over sixty tons of ice every
tWenty-four hours. This. added TO
the forty tons capacity of the plant
today will give the plant a capacity Of
over 100 tons daily
The cnsine rooms are TO be remod.
eed and all thrown into one room
that will be l76 feet long and the new
addition to this room that is to be
built will be of brick with a concrete
root. the only one of the kind in this
section OF the state
The ArdmOre lee, Light ana Power
company will represent capital in
vested when these improvements are
complete of over three hundred thous-
and dollars They are today greater
consumers of natural Gas than all the
other manufacturing industries in the
city comb ned and the same is true of
the amount OF water that is required
TO operate the plant I'm addition to
this they are the largest tax payers in
I'aVt1fs
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-13

THEo6ALDl THURSDAY THANKS.
GIVING. l2tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-13
United Trades Council.

The United Trades Council Of
Ardmore will meet in regular ses-
sion al O'Clock Tuesday evening,
at labor hall. Every union man in
hrdmore is cordially invited to be
present. There will be plenty Of
GOOD cigars to smoke and every
body is expected to have a. general
GOOD time, so arrange your bust
ness to be on hand.
JOHN w. TEER. Secretary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-13

There could ba no better medicine
than Chamberlain Cough Remedy
NV children were all sick with whoop-
ing cough One Of them was in bed
had 3 high fever and was oouching Up
blood. Our doctor gave them Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy and the frs.
dose cased them, and three BOTTLES
cured them" says Mrs X. \. Donald.
son. of Lexington Miss. Fer sale by
all dealers
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-13
letter TO
Or. kilmer d 20,
6lnghan1ton, N. Y.

Prove What swamp Root viii %
For You
Send to Dy Kilmer x Co, Bm,-
hamton, n Y, for a sample bottle.
II will convince anyone You win
also receive a booklet OF valuable
Information, telling all about the kid
neys and bladder When writing. be-
O. ana mention the Daily Ardmore-
uc. Regular fifty-cont and one-dollar
q bottles for sale at all drug
stores
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-13
Million Dollar Good Roads.

washington, Pa, Nov l3.-A NH
lion dollars for road improvements in
a single county is the proposition
placed before the grand jury which
meets here this week. Not long ago
tn Washington county commissioners
issued bonds OF 100000 for road I'M
provement. and it is proposed 10 add
nearly half a million more bonds 70
this issue The estimated cost OF one
lG,00O-foot stretch OF highway along
the Monongahela river is S334,3l7.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-13
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Baked at Cold Steel

I Nouldn't let a doctor cut my foot
on" said u IT, Ely, Bantam, Ohio,
although a horrible ulcer had been
he plague OF my life for four years,
Instead used Bucklen'S Arnica Salve,
and my foot was soon completely
cured Heals Burns. BoilS, Sores.
Bruises, Eczema. Pimples. Corns. Sur-
est Pile cure o5c at Ringer Drug Co
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-13

Is your husband cross? An irritable
fault finding disposition IS often dua
TO disordored stomach. a man with
good digestion is nearly always gocC
naturcd. 4 great many have been per
manently cured OF stomach trouble
By taking Chamberlain's Tablets. For
sale by all dealers.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
LOCAL BRIEFS.

In a fit of despondency last night Jeaie lie Rng.
thirty years old. Of 1853 Ohio avenue northwest.
swallowed several bichloride tablets with suicidal
intent. She sent to the Emergency Hospital.
She will recover.
Harry Gobdshnrough. charged with asaaulting Al
bert Burks relative forfeited IS collateral BY fail
in: to appear for a hearing at the Pooe Court yes
terJiay morning. Burke. who is nursing a broken
Jaw as a result Of the fncas. is At the Emergency
Hospital
Cora Reeves. colored Of lIse Ninetr~nth street
north rerrtsd to the police yesterday afternoon
that in the morning two coored men stopped her At
Eleventh street and Massachusetts avenue northwest
and robbed her of SO. The woman said she knew
both mn and gave their names to the police. Both
names appear in the rosues' gallery.
Charged with defrauding Mrs. Alice Goodrich, Of
110s New York avenue, out Of a board bill Of 50.
Charles +. Murphy nineteen years old, student at
the George Washington University arrested yes
tefylay morning BY headquarters Detectives Spring
mann and O'Brien. He apsgehended at 4 board
ing house at f006 New York avenue. He denied the
charge. He will have hearing Friday. Murphy
WIS Committed in default Of bail.
st. Dominic's Holy Name Society elected officers
last night at its hall for the ensuing year. fol-
lows: Thomas X. Gallaher. president: Michael J..
Driscoll, secretary; Thomas p. Brown, treasurer.
After the election q musical rRuEramme was given
under the direction Of the society lecturer, James
+. Fitzgerald. Last nights meeting is said to be
the largest ever held more than 400 members being
present.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
DIED.,

CARROLL-On Sunday. January Is. 1911.
WILLIAM S. CARROLL. in the sew
enty-third year of his age.
Funeral services at his late residence,
loo Massachusetts, avenue northwest.
Tuesday morning, January II. at 10
o'clock. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend the services. Burial
private. Please omit flowers.
HALDEMAN- Suddenly, on Monday, jan
uary 16. 1911, at $50 a M. of pneu-
monia, LOUISE BROADHEAD HAL
RE;MAN, widow Of Willis Charming
Services at the residence of Thomas
w. Sidwell. SN Twenty-first street
northwest, Wednesday, January IS. at
2 p. m.
HIGGS-On Saturday. January IA. 1911,
at s a. m, THEODORE r. HIGGS,
only son OF Joseph c. and Amelia A.
Higgs.
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. on
Tuesday, January Il, at p. m. In
terment at Congressional Cemetery.
Friends and relatives invited to at
tend
HIGGS-A special session Of Washing
ton Lodge. No. Is, B. p o. Elks, will
be held in the lodge room on Tues
day. January II, at 1 p. m, for the
purpose of attending the funeral Of
our late brother, THEODORE R.
H1GGS. BY order OF Rosa +. Down
ing, Exalted Ruler. Attest: Richard
A. O'Brien, Secretary
SM1TH-At his residence. in the Ports
moTth; this city; CHARLES G.
Interment at Urbana. Ohio. Funeral
private. Chicago and Cincinnati pa
perS please copy.)
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
COST TO DISTRICT
FOR ITS OWN LIGHT
Facts on Harvesting OF Great
Falls Are Su omitted.

In a special report to the Commission
ers. Chief Hydrographer Marshall o.
Leighton says that for $976 600 and the
trifle Of few millions which must be
paid to the Great Falls Power Company.
an underlying company of the Washing
ton Railway and Electric Company, the
District can have all its own lights and
water by Harvesting Great Falls.
All Of which the chief photographer has
worked out since November 4, 1910. in de-
tail. with facts and figures that make
everything all perfectly plain and clear
excepting the little detail Of just how
much the Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company would want for a surrender
of part of its franchise.
With this expenditure. according to the
report, some considerable amount OF the
$500, 600 which it costs the District to find
its way home at night can be saved by
owning its own plant.
The only offset that is apparent from
the report to getting Congress to adopt
the theory of municipal ownership of its
lighting plant and water power. to buying
the franchise from the present owners,
and to building the necessary plant is
the fact that the government owns the
site out in Maryland near Little Falls
upon which the plant might be built
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
RIXEY KEEPS SILENT
Refuses to Discuss Affairs of
Banking Concern.
GRAND JURY Is SUMMONED
business of Virginia Safe Deposit
and Trust Company of Alexandria
ne.ses. Including Directors and
Clerks, Called to Testify.

c. J. Rixey, president of the Virginia
Safe Deposit and Trust Company. Of
Alexandria, which was placed in the
hands of receivers on December q,
last night refused to make a statement
regarding the institutions affairs Mr.
Rixey lives at 9N9 Sixteenth street, this
city
He has been charged with having over
drawn his own account by Sc. .6S3.S IS, and
in order to make good this overdraft
had $4,000 of the corporations money
transferred to his account.
4 grand jury. which will investigate
the affairs of the corporation, was sum-
moned yesterday at Alexandria, to meet
in the Corporation Court at II O'Clock
next Thursday morning. The jury is
composed OF James Bayne, John W. May,
r w. Arnold, Capt. Herbert Bryant, R.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
NABBED AT UNION STATION
Howard Mcdonald Accused of Steal.
ing Employers Money.
Theodore Some mann Overtakes Hin
and Arrest by Two Detectives
Enaue0.

Yearning for the romantic West and
dreaming of quick fortune. Howard
Mcdonald, thirty years old, a collector.
CT Chevy Chase. was on his way yes
terday, the police say. with about $50
belonging to his employer. Theodore
Sonnemann, when the latter overlook
him at Union Station. Mcdonald is
locked up at the First precinct station.
charged with embezzlement.
His failure to make returns to his en-
ployer at the usual time yesterday after
noon aroused suspicion. Believing that
his collector had absconded for other
parts, he hurried to this city. and at
Union Station found Mcdonald. Some
mann telephoned Central Office, and De-
tectives Cornwell and Baur were detailed
to arrest Mcdonald.
When told that he was under arrest,
Mcdonald pleaded with Mr. Sonnemann,
but he was ineXorable.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
Matthew q. r. and Bessie Jacobs. Eih.
William o. and Sadie &. layton, glh.
Chafidi and Mariac Natalie. boy.
Vernon and Elizabeth Hall. girl.
W. Walter and Charlotte Benton. boy.
Edward R. and Bertha NJ. Mahoney, hog.
Thomas ]. and Barbara G. Sxeeney, girl.
Charles and Linda NJ. Walsh, boy.
ROY and CTalie iscwander. gir.
Asher Fl. and Alice Leatherman. hoy.
John II. and Elizabeth Il. Ireland, boy.
George A. and Della Cunningham, girl
Frank T. and Annie Watson, girl.
Rose ". and Pauline u Wise, boy.
William +. and Abbey Van b. EDdreA bog.
Harry II. and Lucy X Knott, boy.
COLOREJ.
joseph r. and Mary l. Aiken. boy.
William and Annie Miller. girl.
Anthony 7. and Esther NJ. Williams. gin.
James Z. and Mary Young. boy.
John W. and Rachel Thompson. girl.
John A. and Mary B. Shorter. girl
George and Annie Spencer. girl.
Andrew and Fannie Bannister. boy.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17

Z R. Wood J. NJ. Harper. W. T. Robtnsun. ". +
Rolph, J. N. Pew. Charles J. Cohen.
Philadelphia Bourse-lhilip Cooley.
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce-Finley Ackef
John G. Crpxton, n. Il. Kelly
Philadelphia Commercial Exchanse-E L. Rneen
!, Philadelphia Commercial Museum-William 8. Har
vey. DIR. William r. Wilson, Wifred H. Schoh.
Pittsburg Chamber 6f Commerce. q,
Scranton Board of Trade-F. L. Hitchcock, H. G.
Reyuo}ds
Washington Board Of Tfade-John Jog Edison. DR.
A. p. Pardon. Robert n. Harper. Fl. T. .NewcDmh
West Virginia Board Of Tnde-Henry G. Davis
George c. Sturgiss, William =. Hubbard.
Wilmington Board of Trade-William d. Mullen
Howell Z. England Edgar L. Haynes, John S. Rcs-
sell
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Edward Yingst. 8 Of Humneiaown. Pa. and
Anna E. Peck, ., Of Middletown. Pa. Rev. John
n. Schick
Gregory II. Brown, q and Anna II. Ca1ter. %
both Of Falls Church, Va. Rsv. J. Henning NeamA
Howard A. Cheeney. q, and Annabei Everett. "a.
Rev. w. r. Smith
Fiosd +, Kemp, q. Of Richmond. Va, and Katie
Patzold q, Of Stanton Va. Rev. @ n. Butler.
Ekna NJ E1kin, q. and Ahco NJ Reinhart, 2
Rev. John r. Shannon.
Harry A. Kneas. 2. and Margaret 4 Lsnch. Il.
Rev. ". F. Smith.
Carroll De Atley, y. of Baltimore. Nd. and Ida
]. Reed, q. Rev. B. II. Bittingef.
John A. Lyons. II, and Mary e Randall. 2 Rev.
Joseph II. Cassidy.
G. Edgar Stenee, q, and Mary n. keatins, q.
both Of Baltimore, Md. Rev. James A. Smith.
Stewart NJ. GYaysOn. . @ Vienna, Va. ana
Martha B. Fsinter. 10. Of HyattsVille. Nd. RW.
Thomas f McGuiean.
Morris Morres. q. and Rachel Geshaf0. =. Rsv.
NJ. Becker.
Ros B. Mitchell. q. and Imogene II. Ohastlee. =
Rev. George r. Dudley.
Walter r Hope, 81, and MasEarst Y. BuMnstm.
e. 1oth Of Carroll County. Md. Rev. U r. WuA
Fe1 EnsclchoFch. $. of New fok Cty. ano
Marie Marnke. 2. Of Caeseland, Ohio ks'. h w.
Iowrie. -
Martin Dosman q, eand EsteIIe F,ahH. .. hoth
Of Baltimore. Nd. RI. g. sii'e"~
Gspfse Washington. II. and ssdis WsAsnsn. \
:. jan: : I; Ssr.,n.at Is md A'a' J. s'''a q
:! e.aiisoa s;uc'. Il. and JUL, se't'. 81. Re" n
W. Clair.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
To Teach Bible Class.

Mrs. Frank J. Goodwin, wife of the new
pastor Of the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tionai Church. has been secured to teach
a course Of eight lessons on The life OF
Christ at the Young Women's Christian
Association, on Wednesday mornings
from II TO I: O'Clock. Mrs. Goodwin has
rare ability as Bible teacher and this
is the first opportunity that women Of all
denominations will have to hear her. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
NEW LODGE CONSTITUTED.
MasOns Of Mount Pleasant Hear Con.
EratulatOPy Addresses.


EratulatOPy Addresses.
Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 33 +. A.
\. NJ. was constituted and dedicated
according to the ancient usages Of the
order last night by Grand Master ].
Claude KEEPER. assisted by the other
officers Of the Grand Lodge
The ceremonies took place in the Post
Office Hall, in Park road, Mount Pleas
ant The new lodge begins its career
with sixty charter members and the
following officers: Richard c. Lewis.
master: Charles II. Bradley. senior war
den: Edwin A. Swingle. Junior warden:
Harry B. Cramer. secretary: Charles
Some, treasurer; w. T. Hackett, senior
deacon; John W. Ward, junior deacon:
Wilbur d. Hauer. senior steward: Fl. s.
Austin, junior steward, and Rev. George
F. Dudley. chaplain.
Addresses were made by Grand Master
KEEPER. Past Grand Masters Ober, Trim
BILE. Williamson. Sample, and Woodman
During the ceremonies Of constitution a
quartet. consisting Of Rev. G. F. Dudley.
c. r ,Burkett. John T. Eiker. G. f. d.
Rollings, and John w. CLANCY, organist.
rendered appropriate music.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
PURPOSES OF THE BOARD

The National Board Of Trade vas formed
for the purpose Of promoting the ed30Ocy
and extending the usefulness of ths various
cmn,Gcial and nanufaeming uEanizatians
Of the United States Of Amsriea, securing
unity and harmony of action with rsferunns
to business unges and laws and especially
the proper consideration of and ooncentrs-
ton Of opinion upon questions affecting the
financial. Commercial. and industrial inter
es:s of the country At ls,Ee. snd to provide
= omcestad action regarding national lsgis-
latiye meAsuD and gusauaatal depaEt-
msnt A6airA
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

Theodore n. HieEs. % years. 81 Pa ave. NJ.
Henry A. Feaster. 81 years. Wash Asylum Hospt-
Newton Evans, :: years. U. S Soldiers Home.
Francis Doyle. 81 years. U. S. Soldiers Home.
William S. Carroll. :. years. 1900 Mass. ave.
Incy G. Williams Y years. 15, lst St NV.
Catherine V. Wells. 6S years. aT l2th st Sc
Charles G. Smith, 70 years. ITS N. H. ave.
Phoebe H. Hartley. g years, Casualty Hospital.
Louis L. johnson. 45 years. Casualty Hospital
Ralph Hartman. IS years. 1885 H st. nv.
Mathilds 4. Spcuccr 81 years. Pruvdenos Hospt
CDIORED.
Henson Digs. II years SIS ID St nv.
Benjsmin Roy. s. years. WISH. Asylum HospA
James T. Barnes, e years. I'LL VT. ave-
Alice Swami, 10 years, Children's Hospital.
I,etitia Watson, 81 yenrs, 100 Douglas court ne.
Sarah F. Stewart, years, "a Sheridan rosd.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
S. Barrett, E. E. I.awler. ". H. Sweeney,
c. J. w. Summers, and d. R Stansbury
Fifteen Witnesses Summoned.

Fifteen witnesses have been summoned.
among them the directors and clerks of
the bank. together with Joseph Button.
commissioner of insurance Of the State
c. c. Barksdale, State bank examiner:
r. T. Wilson. clerk of the State corpora
ton commission: Frederick Coates, ma
tional bank examiner. and the receivers.
]. s. Barbour and ]. X. NJ. Norton.
At the same time on Thursday, in the
Corporation Court application will be
made for the appointmen of CO.
receiver
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
Two in Family Dead.

Harrisonburg, Va. Jan. 16-Sunday
Charles w. Judd. thirty-one years old.
was being held at Mount Clinton, her
aunt. Mrs. George Miller. seventy-one
years old, died at Greenmount, three
miles distant
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Z. S Dept. of Agrcnltuys. Weather Bur-an.
Washiu-.no MnpdaHt ISnIISry Ma n m

Z. S. Dept. Of AgnS,ltuys. Weather Burean.
Washington. Monday! January rs p. m.
An extensive area It relatively low harumetric pres
sure o~f the Southwest is causing unsettled weather
over much Of the country from tse Mississippi Valley
westward to the Rocky Mourta in rtSion and the To-
cal SHOWS in the Upper Mississippi Valley, the
Northern Plains STATES. and the Rocky Mountain re-
gon. Rains continue the North Pacific c,ast.
The disturbance IN the Southwest will advance
eastward, attended by rain in southern rain
in crnt7l ard probably snow in northern districts
from the Plains States eastward within the mkt
thirty-sx to fnrty-eght hour& The weather, how
ever will be fair aloog the South Atlantic and East
Gulf coasts Tuesday and Wednesday. and the
Plateau region, and it will become fair over the
Plains States during Wednesday.
The te1InratIIre will rise "Wednesday IN the East
EN- States. and it will fall Tuesday in the Rocky
Mountain region. and Wednesday in the West Gulf
States: elsewhere throughout the country tho tenn
psrature changes will be unimportant.
Storm warnings are displayed on the North Pacific
eoast
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports
will have moderate nnrthcrfy winds. shifting to
easteriy ard fair weather. followed by rain or snow
to the Grsnd Banks.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
coIlstii patton
nTnnyon's pay

Munyon's Pa ".
Paw Pills arc un-
like all other laxa-
tives or cathHtics.
They coax the liver
into activity BY gen
tie methods. They
do not scour; they
do not grippe: they
do not weaken: but
they do start all the
secreki0ns Of he
liver and stomach In
q way that soon
puts these organs
In q healthy condi.
tion and correctS
conntaNAtion.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17

:. Quqyon'0 P1W-P1V PIE afo Q tonic 70
vSorafe instesd of weasep: they efrieh
tho blood instead Of impovefish It: they
enable The stomach. to get oil the n0urish.
meat from food that 10 put into It .ss :
they are soothing. healing and seimulat.
1AG.. They scheoI IL bswelD . ct Win.
ed DayAA IpM & 0A1A
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
TALKS ON LIFE PROBLEMS,
b. II. Warner Addresses Men 0
Sixth Presbyterian Church.

The first meeting Of the newly organized
Mems Cub of the Sixth Presbyterian
Church was held last night in the church
parlors when b. III. Warner made an
address oA The life problems of young
man"
Rev DR.. A. W. Spooner. pastor Of the
church. made a brief talk on the aims
and purposes OF the club, and the evening
closed with a recital by Edwin Callow
and music by Halstead p. Hoover.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
Will Address Hebrews.

Secretary Nagel. Of the Depart Of
Commerce and Labor. yesterday accepted
an invitation to deliver an address before
the United Hebrew Congregation at the
Hotel Astor, IN New York, tomorrow
morning. Secretary Nasel will leave for
New York tonight.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17

To Cure q Cold In One Day
Taks LAXATIVE BROAO Quiuins TshaefA Drug
gias Nftmd mnnsy II il fails to cuze Z w.
GROVES signature b m Gaeh 6ux. 3e.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
Oce.., Steamships.

N.v York. Jan .k-Ansed: A'"aAaaa' M
Inndoo. January ..
Arrived ont: K4conland. at Antw1n
cibrsS.r.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
NATIONAL BOARD
.CONVBNBS TO-DAY
Great Interest Manifested in
Monetary Conference.
HOPE FOR CURRENCY REVISION

Many Other Important Matters Will
Engage Attention of Delegates.
Annual Banquet Will BE Held at
New willard Tomorrow Night,
When Prominent Men Will Talk.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17

m muu,e,m1 s,.sric railvsy q Moseo~, ka.
nads n = ,dt Of u.aaeD IN - s1lMe -
q 0aW n - NJ city has - a
yeU1g - laoA - fss
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17

SPECIAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
en- Of the Ffremen's Insurance Company Of Wash
ington and GeorEetown, in the District Of Columbia.
is called and will be held At the cnmranys ofice.
at the Of Seventh stTeet and Louisiana ave-
nue. northwest. Washington. d. C.. On WEDNES-
DAY the 18th day Of Jannazy. 1911. At Il O'Clock
m. to sote upon the question Of amending tho
charter of the company As to empower it to
write fire insurance real and personal property
wherever located and being. and not be limited
the purpose 1 appointing . suitable COMMITTEES to
obtain said auendment W. NJ. HOFFMAN. Sec
retary. ia?-dkSrX
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17
Tide Table.

Tide Table.
Today-Hish tide 1910 4 m and 1870 .. n lov
tide, 4:l3 a. m. and 4:32 p. m.
Tomosrw-High tide. lo5s l. N and II - p. m.
low tide 5Oc q. m. and So p. m.
The Washington herald., 1911-01-17

The seventy-fouth regular quarterly dividend of IA
PER cent has been declared the caEital stock f
the Washington Loan and Trust Company payable
FEBRUARY l. 1911, when checks for dradends will
be mailnd to all stockho3de1s f registered address.
The hooks of ths company win be closed for the
1sn40 of stock fr,m January a to February !,
1911. both dates inclusive. Stockho2das who have
changed their adirases since date of last diyiend
win please notify the Company.
AAn,D' HARRY G. MEM Secretary.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY. for the election Of direc
toes for the ensuing year and for the Transaction CT
such n<heT business maj properly befure it.
will be held at the Office d the company IN the
city of Washington, d. c., on TUESDAY. JAN
UARY II. 1911, AT NOON, and the polls viii b
open until l Is O'Clock p
CHARLES J. BELL. Presdent
jal4A JAMES r. HOOD, Secretary.