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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29
MRS. GUGENHEIM' S BROTHER
Has Been Promoted

Haywood Williams, of this city
who has been in the employ of
the Cumberland Telephone Com
pany for several years. has been
awarded the position of local
manager for the company at
Watertown, Tenn, and will go
there just as soon as a man can
be found to relieve him at this
place. Haywood is a fine tele-
phone man and the company re-
cognizing his merit, are giving
him an important position to fill.
Mr.. Williams will probably leave
this week and Mrs. Williams
will join him soon. They are an
excellent young couple and our
citizens will regret to give them
up. Providence Enterprise.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29
S. P. CHURCH SOLD
Is Bought by Kentucky Diocese Of
Episcopal Church

Rev. G.. c. Abbitt, of Hopkins
Vile, was in the city last Satur-
day and representing the Ken
tuck, diocese 90 Episcopal church
closed deal with the elders Of
the Southern Presbyterian
church for the purchase of their
house Of worship in this city,
the consideration being tVo
thousand dollars.
The Southern Presbyterian
church located only half a square
from the court House. was erect
ed about twenty years ago at a
cost Of over -. GOO and is a hand
some structure.
The property will be- placed in
good repair and regular servic, 5
will be conducted b, the Rev.
Mr.. Abbitt.
Princeton Leader.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29
PRICELESS GEMS IN CROWN
Gorgeous Mass Of Jewels inctvdes
2,sis Diamonds and 2sy Pearis
Of purest Water.

The grandeur OF tho whole thing
f. uuimaglnable. reminding one Of the
stories Of ones childhood and the
Jewels maased IN heaps waiting tho
nrstcnrner ON the noor Of Aladdin .
cave" II "a tirus that ono VITO has
been privileged 20 make n Close In
spoction OF the late kins EiSard's
crown describes tha, important ten
IN the crown Geve.s and souDe ,des
- the magniacence Of the crown
which viii Ne worn BY Kins George -
tho coronation may b. gathered from
the fact that TO the 2.sls diamonds.
POI pearls. besides many other jewels.
which formed King Edwards crown
Will b" added two sapphircs nfty-e'x
bri'lants. and afty,~o ruse diamonds,
The design Of Klns Georges crYfp
vii be- practically tho same as Gal az
King Edward. which in turn was .
replica 81 the crown worn by Queen
Victoria az her cremation In 1855. The
royal crowns. however are roInatc for
each coronation This n nccersary.
- course. on account % tho differences
70 she slses OF the heads Of tho 70
specuyc norArchs
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29
F1rr corons,lon ordsr.

Il II Historically interesting TO note
that the first coronation order wAA
printod from a Roucn manuscript but
Il Is alEo found In a manuscript said
60 be the pontifciAi Of Esb--rt- arch
bishop OF Ymrt from TSS 90 Tes A
striking conservatism has character
lied the coronation servircs OF all
British sovcrcigns. In spite OF civil
wars and the religious confusion OF
tho sixteenth century. the srvtos-
embodied In the Liber Ragais-re
mained the same from 1907 tili 1885.
when {, was ALTERED 10 suit tho 70
ligiouF views OF James II. Al tho
coronation Of William and Mary CON
siderable changes were made 10 m 20
render II impossible for any Roman
Catholic 20 be crowned king OF Eng
land
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

Evansville Ind. June q. Cos
sage, a former Kitty league play
er, is in the city and has aske d
the Evansville management for
a tryout. 1t is not yet known
whether he will be signed or not,
though he may be given a chance
10 show what he has.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

Misses Cora and Rose Moore
and Mrs. Ida Jacobs.
Misses While Thomas and
Clara Hurley spent last week IN
Caney Fork section.
Miss Lora johnson is the gucs,
Of her sister Mrs. Edgar Moore.
Sherman Humphrey has re-
turned from Walkers Sanitari-
um, Evansville, much improved.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

The lmDcrii mantle or pail wor1i- BY
King George nv. VIII DO worn By Kns
Goorgo v ~ HE coronation Arer
'As coronation o. Ning George ~. re
robe haomne ne rrorerfy OF no "
,''-' '.f'a..uain. and thus Pa
.'' ."r h"da. 10 was oTcred
o.. .-l-se. - llf owner. 10 Ne
.l.t. f'' aoccrfed thc I'm rhe ross
- 'A perfect state OF preservation
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

Harry l.. Babb, of Marion, has
located here and opened a clean
ing and pressing establishment
over the citizens Bank. Prov
idence Enterprise.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

oaa .rm m Esr'iorf a.r- riastss
y coronation roao rc.s ID h. IA
" .t',4 -at8 Ttc. Ina hrt-g
tlo % a-ra NJ dsr 0os y
-..ie etl9 Of tbo ho4. oms,se
IL o. a@o-. 1850 roges.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

Z. I.lnkham's ECgrtahIe COmp0und,
and did. Today am well snd strong
and do all my own house work. oV3
my health to LYDIA f. Piukhams
Vegetable COMPOUND and advise my
friends who are afflicted with any
female complaint to try it, Mr..
ORyILLE ROCK, r. r.. No. 8, Paw Paw,
Michigan.
II you are Ill do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at once
TAKE Lydia L. Pinkhsm's Vegetable
Compound.
For thirty years IL has been the STAN
dard remedy for womeH's Ills, and has
positively restored the health Of thou
. IDS ofwomen. Why don't you tTyit?
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29
WOMEN
MAY AVOID
OPERATIONS
By taking Lydia E. Pinkhar's
Vegetable Compound

The following letter from Mrs.
Orville Rock will prove how unwise
it is for women To submit TO the
dangers Of q surgical operation when
it may be avoided by taking Lydia
l.. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
She was fOurweeks in the hospital
and came home suffering worse
than before.
Here Is her own statement.
Paw Paw, Mich. years ago
] suffered very severely with a dis
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

The Boys Room
DID you ever think how inn
portant it is that it be prop
erly furnished. Did you ever
know how a boy likes to show
his companions his bedroom.
Is your boy ashamed of his? Ma, be
you have never given much attention to
this, figuring twas just che boys
room, but if you want to make your
boy truly love and cherish his home fl;
it up so that he will be proud of it,.
Our line of bedroom Furnishings are
cheap enough when you come to think
of it. SO that the bsys room can easily
be room that both you and he will be
proud of.
Remember we give gold stamps. Phone So
w. 0. Tucker, Fur. and Undertaking Co.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

placement. | could
mot be on my feet for
Ia long time. Ny
physician treate d
Ime fcrsevcn rlonths
without much relief
land at last sent me
TO Ann Arbor for
an operation. | was
there four weeks and
lcame home suffering
worse than before.
Ny mother advised
Inc To try Lydia
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

What dear girl you are!-but why say Mr.. Green?
WHY not call me Pounder-won't you, lmogene?
For twas you that met! May love you thro' life?
Mayn we walk down ifes pathway husband and wife,?
ooh my! What pity it is, Founder Green
That our views here converge smiled the fair Imogene
For | can't be your wife-ah, how could it be So
When to tell you the truth, am to wed Joe?'
''You are soon wed Joe?" answered Green oh see
And OF course you will be a dear sister to me-
Well III just say by-by! 1t has altered my plan.
But III get it all back on that Bald Headed Man.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29
Come to
Carnahan Brothers
And Dodge
tor
EVERYTHING to Wear.
Home
Low
Prices.
Will Motifs Call.

From Clerk to Minister.
W. +. Mott eXc.erk and book
keeper for Morris and Yates Of
this city has graduated from
Pennsylvania University with tn,
highest honors as a Chr.....
minister, having now accepted a
call to the LIkwllc, llls.. church
being furnished with beautiful
parsonage and receives one thoas-
and dollatsa year.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

FOR SALE CHEAP Gentle
driving horses and good milk
cows. For rent, store and
dwelling house at View. Mrs.
A. II. Cardin
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29
Brilliant En,ev,alnms rita,

brilllant Entertain me nts.
Ihrre viii be vast numbsr Of bvil
liant entertainments in connection
with the coronation. at many Of wtich
royal porsonages win ~ present. John
HAYS Hammond. the special ambsssa.
cor Of President ran at tho corona.
tNn' Vm give greet fancy dress ball.
The duke aud duchess OF Dovonsirire
VIII also give ball. In connection
WIN the coronation. and the Duchess
OF northumberland garden psrty nj
S}on fnouse. her historic homo In the
suburbs. whore Charles II. hold gay
and fevtfVe court while the plaque
was raa'nG IA London. The foreign
FoyHiQfi Ftil aiso attend al Lsast one
entertainment given by tho ;ftpiansfye
representatives. Of bheir roasctivs
countrlea
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29
THE WEDDING DAY.

WEDDING DAY.
1t was ev ming more, and the stars, now aglow
Seem'd to wink at each other why should it be so!
Why should cen the stars be thus mirthfu and
Since this the fair Imogene's weddng-day?
The guests had arrived; all was laughter and gee;
And the minister too-Brother Brownow McGee-
Had Just crowded within where scarcely could stand.
When announced that the brdegrooms at hand
Now brethren and sisters and friends. give ROOM
The minister said, while hush as the tomb
Were the voices so mrthful moment before
AS the bridegroom and bride appeared at the door,
Now before proceed, friends the preacher began,
II would kindly suggest to the Bald Headed Man
That he move further onward and sit there between
The Man-At- Top and the Hard Pounding Green"
(To BE CoNTINUED.)
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29
Coronation
:progam:


Iune 40 Banquet 10 foreign
representatives at Buckingham
Palace.
June 2i-The King receives COLO
nial prefniers.
kne ~ The Coronation.
lure 23-Royai procession
through London.
Iune l4-Navai Review ~ Srss-
head.
hne 2o-oais performance nj
the opera
June 17-Garden party q, Buek-
ingham Palace.
June 2s--Depafture OF royal
guests
June 2o-Third royal processiou
through London. Services At
S.. Paui's and luncheon st
Gundhail.
Juns Deterioration fete fos
children at Crystal Palace.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1911-06-29

Of Crittenden County to be held at Repton. July
MORNING SESSION
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Twenty-fourth street northwest. between N street
and Rock Creek-SQuare IS. lot "a: Philip n.
Christman to Ella A. Smith, SO: trust, Cz0.
& street southwest between Furand-a half and
Sixth streets-Square 500. parts Of lots % and
.; w. Walton Edwards. trustea to Richard ].
DonneIly, $Ss
Nonesuch-Parcels IsZ;. and pzs; ". walton
Edwards ct uI. to William A. Dent and John
F. Dent. So
Ingleside-Lot %. block ls; James Martin ct ux
tn Catherine A. Mckay. so.
3A I street norttwest-Square q. v4t half q
lot .; James Owen Tbompsoo et ux. to MAJ
Wilkin. $40.
O street northwest between Four-snde-haN spd
Sixth streets-Sauare go. part of lots 1 and 8,
Mary A. Gushing to John T. Knot, 30
Chevy Chase-SQuare lls9 lots % to 81. 81. nd -,
Fulton R. Gordon ct uI to Emma lfsie..
s6.7s.
,7o6 H street northeast-Squars 8ELoe Q; Mamisa
B. Korman ct VI. to Samuel B. Stem. so.
Whitney Closs-Lot s., block 2: Hay0 ". HxN1tna
to John A. Evans and Anna g. Z. Evans, ia
Twining City-Loe !. block S: Psndlo Luconts q 11
OF Laura B. Flesher. $40.
Wisconsin Avenue Parh-Square ne. lots II and II,
the Capital Realty Company to 8 RigEns Tenn.
Pleasant Plains-squsre 2s2 LOT so; Les Blown su
Cornelius W. Williams and Blanche W. WI
Nams. SO.
Chevy Chase Heehts-sauare 1865 lyot . and past
Of lot 81: the Newlands Company to Madeline Il
Mitchell. $40.
bingham Place-Part Of lot 7. block ., Howard
University, University Park Mission, Lincoln
Memorial Congregational Temple ct u. 70
Thomas Taylor.
Maryland arenue northeast. between Second and
Third streets-Square 757. part Of lot 2; Ada
line Gardner and Arthur n. Gardner ct VI. to
Bertha L. Gardner, 81 500, trust.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
ARTIST DIRECTOR
DEAD FROM STRAIN
Halsey Cooley Ives Dies from
Paralysis Stroke.
special Cable to The washing.ou Herald.

Special Cable to The Washington Herald.
London, May 6.-Halsey Cooley Ives,
director Of the City Art Museum Of st.
Louis, Mo-, died OF paralysis at mid
night last night at the Westminster
Palace Hotel.
Mr.. Ives sat down on a lounge in the
hotel between 4 and o o'clock in the aft
ernoon and apparently fell asleep A
porter tried to rouse him. He was un-
successful. and 1t was then discovered
that the director was unconscious. He
was carried to his room, but he never
regained consciousness.
A letter from Joseph Pennell. the ar
tist. was found in cone of Mr. Ives
pockets, and the manager summoned the
artist to the hotel. Mr.. Pennell remained
with the dying man to the end. He said
afterward that Mr. Ives death was
caused by overwork. which had brought
on stroke of paralysis.
Ives was born at Montour Falls, N. Y,
October q. 1916. He was educated at
Technical School in South Kensington.
London, and various art schools. He
was made a LII. D. by Washington Uni
vcrsity in 1865. He had been director
Of the City Art Museum Of St. Louis
since 1909
Mr.. Ives had many times represented
the United States government as a COM
missioner abroad. He was chief Of the
art department of the Chicago Exposi-
ton in 1893, and the St. Louis Exposition
of 1904. He was a member Of many art
and scientific societies, and had been
knighted and decorated by several coun-
tries. He received many medals from
the Chicago, st. Louis, and Portland.
Greg, eXpositions.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
MAY
HELP ALBANIANS
Government Patrols Sea to
Prevent Expeditions.

Rome, May 5.-Ricciotti Garibaldi has
not abandoned his idea Of leading a mill
tary expedition Of Italian volunteers to
help the Albanian insurgents. although
the government has threatened to prevent
the departure Of any such body by force.
1t is reported that Garibaldi has COM
pleted arrangements for the equipment
Of the men, including red shirts like those
worn by the followers Of his famous
father.
It was feared that the volunteers would
sail at night from various Adriatic ports.
and the government has accordingly
taken extraordinary precautions to pre-
vent any such movement. A naval d.
vison and flootilla Of destroyers and tor
pedo boats are cruising along the coast,
and have been ordered to hold up suspi-
cious vessels and prevent the smuggling
of arms and ammunition.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
ELECTRICAL.
USE
RED SEAL
DRY BATTERY
For Your Automobile.
ARTHUR F. CARROLL,
"The Live Wire Man,"
1926 H st. NV.

Taylor to William E. Edmouston and John d.
Coughlan. trustees to secure Julius Eglon and
Edward 8. Schmii trustees Of the Washington
Grulh yerein, 81 COO. years. 6 per cent, semi
annually.
Efingham placs-Part Of lot Z, block 2; Thomas
Taylor to Robert H. Terrell and James NJ.
Carter, trustees, to secure p. B. Bagley, 81 so,
to 60 months, per cent per snnunl.
Square 51-East part Of lot Sc; square a9. two
parts Ct original lot II; square 40. part Of lot
Il; square 81. lot II; square 1855, subot 81;
Whitehaven. St Philip. and Jacob. lot II.
block 4; Nellie L. CockreIl ct vir to Fred Beau
and George H. Macdonald. trustees, to secure
Carolyn NJ. Babcock. sl.Ss. and unto Elizabeth
NJ. Chcnoweth sl,E6. and unto Nellie E. Jordan
N,39. "a months, per cent per annnm.
Grammer's Addition to Takcma Park-Richard T.
Petit ct ux. to Clarence B. Rheem and George
A. F. Swartzell, trustees. TO secure Harry T.
Domer. N-4W, years. 5h per cent semi -annu-
ally.
Square N-Part of lot IS; square $50. part Of lot
Il; square 40, part Of lot Il; square 81. lot II;
square 4265 sublct 81: Whitehayen. st. Philip,
and Jacob. lot Il. block 4; Nettie l.. Cockreil
ct vir to Fred. Beall and Harry Lamson trns-
tees to secure Robert 7. Lang. 1850 monthly
payments Per cent per annum.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square 835 lot s6-Edith I. Compton to James A.
Wetmore and s. Hazen Bond. trustees. to secure
R. E Mccormick. sos. to II months. pr
Square i85-sublot 81: White Haven, Lot 2 block
4; Nettie L. Cockreu to Fred Beall and William
H. sholes trustees. as additional security on
note payable to George h. Macdonald. for 5000.
payable months
Square Slot 81; Ella A. Smith ct vir to George
O Ayers and Frederick A. Dodge, trustees to
secure Thomas H. Unsworth, $3.50 to 6 moutha
per cent.
Ingieside-Lot %, block 10; Catherine A. McKaig ct
yir to Henry ". Sohon and Robert Lee O'Bhen.
trustees to secure Anthony J. Clarke, $780, 8
years, 81 per oert seni-ennually. Same to Rob
ert Lee O'Brien and Alvin G. Belt, trustees, to
secure James Martin. SGD monthly payments.
per cent per anEuH-
Bayley's Purchase and Fortune Enlarged-Part Of
lot 4; Ida c. Duvall to Henry H. Bergman and
Charles Schafer trustees, to secure the Northern
Liberty GermanAmerican Building Association,
$40.
to Lewis 8 Got.lieb and Francis NJ. Benjamin,
trustees to secure Fanny War1man, $3.50. 5
years. per cent, semi-annualy.
Square Ae-Part Of lots and s; John T. Knott to
secure Mary A. Cushing 400, 8 years. pr
cent semi-annualy.
Square T74s-Lots 81 to a. 81 and 8; Emma Meier
to H. d. Gordon and Robert E. Heater. tru,-
tees, to secure Fulton R. Gordon. 8, ,26. to l3
months. per cent per annum.
Square 6s-Lots and G; William P. Collins ct u1.
to Chapin Brown and Henry II. Bergman, trS1o.
tees. to secure the Oriental Building Association,
No G. $500.
Square ois-Lot IS; John A. Evans ct ux. b
James Berry and William Nick. Clayton, trus-
tees. to secure the Perpetual Building Assoca-
tiou, $500.
Square s52-Lot sol: Anna g. L. Evans ct VII to
James Berry and William Nick. Clayton, tr,is-
tees. to secure the Perpetual Building Assoda-
ton, $500
rwinins City-Lot /. block s: Laura B. Flesher to
Rudolph B. Behrend and Stanton r. Norman,
trustees to secure Penfilo Lucento 5000 Years
per cent, semiannually.
Square No3-Lots 50 to %; Hary wardmau and
Thomas Bones to B. Francis Saul and Walter
E Hilton. trustees. to secure Garnett A. Smith,
$1,000 years. ~ Ter cent, separate trust
Of S2,750 each lot.
Meridian Hill-Lot E. block 10; Nathaniel G.
Watts to Clarence E. Latimer and Leo d.
Latimer. trustees. to secure James r. Freer,
5000. years. per cent, semi-annually.
Square t59-Parts Of lots t2 and los; Ada @. Cos
kins ct vir to George W. Ofutt, f., and B.
Agee Bowles. trustees. to secure the Potomac
Savings Bank. s2,as7. year. per cent quar-
terly. i.
SQUARE ls5-Lot 50 and part Of lot =; Madeline
+. Mitchell ct vir to Thomas III. Gale and
George E Hamilton. trustees. to secure the
Newlands Company. 2G5. monthly payments
and yeary. per cent. semi annually.
Blanche ". Williams to John Taylor Arms and
Samuel A. Drruy. trustees. to secure Leo Brown.
81 800, years. per cent per annum- Same
to same. to secure same. 800. 10 % months.
per cent per annum-
SQUARE l2s3-One-sixth interest In rart d square
Louise r. Hayes to Robert Z. Bndley and
George Henderson. trustees, to secure Gsorye
". Myen. N.0o. yeass Per cent sat
TMnshsm plscs-psH q ioe Z. hloek 3: IAsass
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York May 6-FLOUR-Steady; inquiry is
light Kansas straights. 435ai.5o. in sacks: soft
straghts iy0ai.l5. in barrels; spring patents 5oOa
SD. in barrels; spring clears. 40Ca4.25
RYE FJOUR-Firm: Efeless business Chotce
brands quoted at A6oa5.Z
CORNMEAL-st-ong: demand Is quiet Kiln
dried for expert 29a3oo; COARSE meal In bass Lisa
LII.
quest Prime timothy. L4O; No. l. l.soal.35; No 2.
LI5alO: No. s. .Gal0I
STRAW-Reoipts, so tons; steady small trade.
Long rye quoted 1t 5Oa5o.
BEEF-Weaker: quiet trade Packet 12ooar2 30:
family Aooal5o0
PoRK-Steady; lteless demand. Mess lsoosls. 25;
family. l9.0oa200a
LARD-Inactive: unsettled. Prime Western SIS;
city. 10; refined continent, s55 South American,
90; refined Brazilian. in kegs. 1910: oleoetearne,
1a7L; lard stearine slow New York 9a9i1.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
AND REALTY

On four small transactions the price OF
Georgetown Gas jumped to 100 on the
exchange yesterday. In this move George
town Gas made a new record for itself
and a new record for sensational advance
in the trading Of the local board.
On Friday the best bid obtainable for a
quotation lot Of the stock was 90. One
anxious broker reached UP for ten shares
and bid s. but failed to elicit a sale. Yes
terday It was different. No sooner had
the stock been reached than one bidder
came TO bat with 9S for ten shares. The
twenty-five shares were sold at % and a
moment after a second 25-share lot
brought IS. This finished the trading un-
der the regular call, but after call a
block OF ten shares was taken at the
record price.
Gas Makes n Gain.
Washington Gas also made q gain. It
was fractional in character, but II, never
theless. completed the programme Of a
gain every day for Gas stock for the past
week. Under the regular call there was
but little trading in Washington Gas,
twenty-six shares in all In the after
CALI trading Washington Gas resumed
its activity. Twenty-Five shares were
sold at Ssls, and then 125 shares were
scattered around the market at SA
Washington Gas closed at a net advance
Of 2h points for the week.
Due for an Advance.
Capital Traction was comparatively in
active. The total sales for the day were
but thirty-six. For the larger lots 12I
was paid. but a single share was taken at
l27I4. It is thought by the insiders that
Capital Traction Is due for a material
advance.
Stock on the Market.
There is altogether but 5000 shares In
the entire issue OF Georgetown Gas. This
limited amount Of stock on the market,
as demonstrated during the last few
weeks, is not unexpected. More than 80
per cent OF this is owned by tho Wash
ington Gaslight Company. There Is a
good proportion Of the balance held in
estates and in trust funds. so that as the
record Of the rise now in progress shows
there Is very little OF what Is called float
ing stock.
If the new plans for refinancing the
Georgetown company are approved by the
directors and stockholders and a new
issue Of per cent bonds authorized that
the stockholders will have q right to sub
scribe to the bonds at par. These rights
will at once command q premium which
will represent the equivalent to an extra
dividend.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
RETZMAN AT HOME
TO WELCOME FLEET
German Embassy Attache to
Be at Kiel Ceremony.

Berlin. May 6.-Commander Retzman
naval attache of the German Eembassy
at Washington, has arrived here. After
months absence on practice at sea
with the German fleet he will return to
Kiel to take part in the welcome to the
American battle ships,
A. E. Marllng and Richard Morse are in
Berlin on their way to Vienna to attend
the annual meeting Of the international
Y. NJ. c. A. They were met by James
Stokes, who has been sent from Russia,
where he had an audience with the Car
He wants to see what has been done In
Germany for the morals Of the army and
navy.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-07
ANOTHER STORE OPENED.

Old Dutch Market Has New Branch
at 813 Seventh Street.
The fifth branch Of the Old Dutch
Market, was opened yesterday. at sla
Seventh street southwest. Since the first
Of these stores was opened, about two
years ago. II is claimed that sanitary
management and fair prices have been
responsible for the rapid spread Of trade.
Refrigerator showcases, considered the
most sanitary for q meat-market. were
introduced into the stores. BY this sys-
tenn. sanitation is assured. and customers
are able to select meats without any
handling. There are now six Of the
markets. located in different sections of
the city.