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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-12-28
PRICES IRREGULAR
. AND MARKET DULL
FOR SECURITIES
New York Market Continues
Professional Attitude.
Rubber Has Rally.

NEW YORK. Dec. 8.-The market
continued it, professional attitude again
today. and prices for stocks on the New
usual active leaders were lower. Steel
closed y down. uniep \. Reading 8.
and 81. Paul v. Rubber experienced Q
recovery today. and made Q net gain Of
II points. General Electric gained Q
point. but Canadian Pacific lost ~. And
hh s v~!isy, T. Copper Sss down
The average bank statement showed
tncreaseS.-t loans and deposits OF
U,57.0oo and SA,6is, 900. respectively, and
q decrease IN reserves Of S1.sil, 100.
The London- market for Americans
showed fractional advances this
morning: After dsiibsrstinS for an
hour and forty.hve minutos this morn.
ing. the peace conference adjourned
until Monday. II II reported that the
Balkan alltes are determined to leave
Turkey only foothold In Europe, and
that they will have the support OF the
powers In this program.
a dispatch from Ottawa says that
the GRAND Trunk will drop It's alliance
with the New Haven and resume its
construction plan In New England.
Henry Clews' review Of the year as
serts that the most serious cause OF
uncertainty 10 the attitude OF both the
legislative and administrative depart
ments OF the Government toward large
corporations.
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DIVISION CHIEF. ......:..,
\ In: WAR BUREAU:
DIES SUDDENLY
Joseph N. Bell Expires in
Taxicab While on
Way Home.

While going home in a taxicsb. Jo-
seph N. Bell. division chief OF the quar-.
.termaster's office OF the War DEPART
ment, died suddenly just before reach
Ing his residence, 500 Fourteenth street
porthw est, at 3 o'clock last night. Mr..
Bell was last seen alive by william
Hucklsberry. Of 1865 Irving street north
west. and Robert W. Hines. OF 2lo7
street northwest. both clerks In the War
Department. He entered q taxi on
Seventeenth street. near Pennsylvania
avenue. and was dead when he reached
his home, The driver carried him with
in the house. believing him to be merely
unconscious. Whom DIR. NJ. r. Two9ood
Y as called he pronounced Mr.. Bell dead
He was cousin Of Gen. J. Franklin
BELL. and % survived D.. MS wife and
three daughters-Fay. fifteen years old
Mary Bethel. twelve. and Josephine
seven. He has brothers In Cincinnati
and In Greenville. Miss, and funeral ar
rangements will not be made until the,
arrive In the city.
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CAPT. w. L. BAlLIE.

After an illness OF three months. Capt.
william Landin. Lailie. chief engineer.
Y. 8. NJ, retired. died at the Navel
Medical Hospital yesterday afternoon Of
organic heart trouble. He was sixty
nine years old. and was the engineer
On board the famous Monitor In .ts
battle with the ram Merrimac In Hamp-
ton Roads in the civil war. For eight
cen years he was an instructor at the
School OF Technology. Drexe! Institute.
Philadelphia.
Landin Battle, jr., OF Norfolk. Va. The
remains are at Lees chapel. and will
be cremated. Chaplain Bayard. of the
navy, Will ofticlate at the funeral serv.
ices, and the interrnent Will be IN the
Ioudon Park Cemetery. OF Baltimore,
on Tucsday afternoon.
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Sales Today on
Local Exchange

Capital Traction SIS. u,oo01io. $1,000
no.
Warrington Railway and Electric "a.
Sl.009X.
Potomac Consolidated 6's. S1,0o00l0o.
n:oW0loo. u.oDeloo. N.Wool0o. $1,000
Potomac Electric " q. oooolasA.
Capital Traction. 1919, 1914. ?S0123.
Wsohington Ry.. and Elec COM. 80
q: :510; 2S0eS
Washington Ry. and Elec. pr. 80
lsEg Sa.h..sr. .teeei!: .sSH7X.
hs:,s S; N.eg.s a .R.ssi ss ,$is,., p
!, Nationals Bauk ,of ashin1t6s. l0s3si.
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SAVES AGED WOMAN
FROM DEATH BY GAS

Unconscious from inhalins tlluminst,
ing gas, which hsd ,bsen ace3osasslDS
turned on in her bed room. MrA pets
Harper. sevsnty.two years Co. SS a
4 street so6theast. was saved fron
Bernard, who was attracted " the
odor OF escapans Sas. Mir. Harper
had lighted tbs Eaa during the night.
In extinguishing the Hight Slhe uninfsn-
tionally turned the thumbscrew too far.
allowing a small quantity to escape
A physician was called and after
treating Mrs. Harper had her removed
10 the Casualty Hospital. Because Of
her advanced years. the physicians fear
the gas poisoning MAJ result seriously.
Mrs. Henrietta Marks. sixty.e eight
years old. was found dead in bed this
morning In her room at 1868 X street
southeast. by, Policeman Kite. Of tn.
FIFTH precinct; who had been sum.
been In III health and death was due
10 natural causes.
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9Sc.
Cheess-Nsw York. new, &c h.; nat, 2ec.
srtt:r.Elsin print: 3sc ib.; tub. ave
iAvs PoSitry.Hsns. iaSisc: ROSTERS, sese
Erse. lie; medium. is6l5e per iS
Drs'; sss, PouisryIhSurkssys s. aSass per II
chickens. iS@iSc per ID.
Green Prults-caifornia orshses. q. 5oU. u
crate. S2.+o02.$5: Florida grapefruit. N.2s per
box: tangerines. $40 per box; apples. SEQ
Meats Dres.sd-Lishtwsisht eorA. sOsas
h.: heavier. e9te.
Vegetsbies-Potstoes. Sc per bu.: celery. ~
s0c per crate: cabbage. SC per 100 lbS.
lettuce. n.so0i.S per bastet; 6ssta N.oee
potatoes, N.iogi.so PR Dbl: lima beans. IL
per Qt.: cranberries. l+c per at.
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SIXTEENTH STREET
GETS NEW HERDICS

iishment OF . new line Of herdics IN
sixteenth street. Approval has been
given BY the Commissioners to the new
type OF vehicles which will have trans.
verse seats with Q seating capacity for
seventeen passengers.
The law which requires the company
to provide and furnish at all times
such service and facilities a. shall be
reasonably safe. goes into effect Fsbru.
ary u.
f'he law provides for . free inter-
change Of transfers between the her.
dies and the cars Of the Capital Trac-
ton Company and washington Railway
and Electric Company at Fifteenth and
II streets northwest.
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Court Record

Mr.. Justice Barnard
Stuart W. Kenny. uscses .subssituting
trustee; bond. eS.ooa Plaintiffs at.
torney. H. w. sohon.
wheeler Condenser and lcngtusering
Company W. Anderson. Rsceiyers re-
port approved. Plaintiffs sattprneys,
Wolf Q Cohen: Defendants attorneys,
Baker q Hogan. s',
CollinS W. Heap. Guardian "a litem an.
poin4sd and decree pro- coafesso.
Piaintiff's attorney. W. G. Baiderson;
defendants attorney. u. e. O'Brien.
rawlings W. Howard. Order TO sell
printing plant. Plaintiffs attorney,
n. d. Rosenberg: Defendants attcr.
ney, Irving williamson.
Fisher W. Columbia C0nsOlidated Min
ing Company. Order extending ti're
TO take proof. Plaintiffs attornev,
F1lton Lewis; defendant's attorneys.
Nathaniel Wilson and r. A. Ford
Orme w. Orme. Reference to auditor.
Plaintiffs attorney. J. ID. Sullivan.
defsndant's attorneys. r. Ross Pcrry
Bridsst W. washington Credit Assoc
clation. Reoeiver's report approved.
Plaintiffs attorney. C. r.. Hsndler.
Cr1smond W. Crismond. Order dischars-
ing rule. PiaintiTs attorneys: John
H :.THm.S 70. Randall. Trustees report
ehesisy vs.. Corporation Of Bowman
Vile. Order entering. GAUGE settled and
Dismissed. Plaintiffs attorney. J. J.
Darlington: defendant's attorneys.
u Mckinney q F1annery.
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IRIS BAD LUCK TO
DUN MULAY HAFlD
Former Sultan Sends Dentist Who
Z !" Dared Ask Pay to )
Jail.

TANGIER. Dec. 2s.-Thc spanish col
cny Is excited over the news that the
former Sultan Mulsy Hatid has imp'is-
oned his Spanish dentist. DR.. Cortes.
who dared to ask for his long overdue
salary.
Mulay Hand ordered that Cortes be
held as y prisoer In the mountains until
he understood that he could not de-
msnd money for services rendered
frCm the one-tirnc Sultan of Morocco
with iinpunity.
On learning Of this condition Of nf-
fsirs the friends OF DR.. COrtcs organ
ised a rescue party, btu the followers
Of Aulay Hand chased them away.
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Mexican Federals
Annihilated by Rebels

The annihiliation OF q force OF 100
Mexican federals at Avino. thirty miles
north Of uDrango. December 20, by =
band Of rebels wss reported to the State
Department today. The town was COM
pletely sacked and burned, the tnhabi.
tants and the very few fedcrals who 60.
capped fleeing toward uDrango. Reports
from Vera Cruz Indicate that the rebels
have again taken heart and are COM
hitting depredations very close to the
has granted amnesty to political offend.
ors against the local government Of
Vera Cru1.
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Suspended Policeman
Resigns From Force

Policeman Dixon NJ. Daushton. Of the
Second precinct. who was suspended
yesterday on charges OF characterization
and alleged intoxication. today sent In
his resignation to Major Sylvester.
Brighton appeared At the station house
about. q half - hoar lAt9. yestegoAy
morning and, Il was charged. In no
condition to 90 on duty. He was Inn
would have had to appesr before the
trial board had he not resigned today.
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STOCK EXCHANGE J
PLAYS TO HANDS
Of BRYAN, ct A
Announcement II EVval Re
form Itself Is Just What
| Democrats Desired.
By JuDsoN c. wELLlvER.

Nsvha tina Nav York Stock Exchange
A,In.. 1900 a. A. It-nrohahlv not
sS. ssC.
out u mas pIAyea ABOUT inc Uese:t cary
for the Bfysn- Wilson reoicei e'cmens
Of Democracy that could possibly have
beer, pulled out Of the flowing sleeve OF
. .w...th,n~ .rN.t
......" ,A,,,,.s a.. ,,,r-
tno eAensnSe W. ""ou"'e" I'VE p"'
few DAYS sso n, governors were
Golne to prepare and ISSUE red.hot.
nightly indignant. sisslinS denial o!
charSes that havcn.t YET neen prefefreo
,s.s.nn ~ III s six cr"yy.s M n-sc.
iices in any resard.
But IL has decided to the contrary.
Instead Of defending itself, Il 10 going
to proceed with reform itself. That u
Just what the radical element In the
Hos,ss Would have deaired III IL could
hSve prescribed Tor lis present troubles.
, A.. n..A
inquiry tine f1Vot. 'r
The Money trust" nyestikation has
....s.,, 80. a.. 49, 81. ,,,os m ,,h,ch
oentv come " oc ."o p'vo' y" ~"e''
the whole contest between conserva.
tivss and progresslves In the House
nv. ,urnnd NJ prvsn 4. the man who.
., 49,
oy putung ms PERSONA innuence osSs
OF the mOvoWeAt FOR the inquiry .fnAoA
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WARRINGTON TIMES BUREAU.
ANACOgTIA, D, c., DEC. y

as-eN--D~~I@s~ss
All 10 In readiness for the fste 81
at the German Orphan Asylum.
side by side. the Institution Il await
ing tornorrrw's celebration. when i.oo1
people will Assemble 10 combine a
Christmas and New Year entertain-
n,ent. which shall be a festive occasion
for orphans and their elders. and pro.
vide funds for the maintenance Of the
asyluu,. 40.
'rhe Might Before Christmas ut the
German Orphan Asylum" comedy In
two acts. written by Superintendent X.
o. Oscar Priei, will have It's FIRST prs,.
sentation. Nine children will have psrta
In their superintendent play.
The remainder Of the program IN
cludss an address by Commissioners Ru.
doiph. John r. Schneidcr. president Of
tho board Of directors: Simon Wolf.
former president Of the board; selcc-
lions BY a section OF the Marine Band,
piano duets by Misses Elisabeth Duerst
and Meta Thran.. and Elvin aad Nor
man Priel. The Christnos tree has
bccn erected In the assembly hall. and
tho presents for the orphans have been
grouped around II. .... ..
The Anacostia Baptist Church Sunday
school presented q program that was
pleasing 10 the parents and frtends Of
the pupils last night. when the Christ.
mus exercises OF the school were held
before . gathering that filled the audi
tosium. After. the Rev. Frank l. Bar.
dens, pastor. had offered prayer tncre
was q Scripture reading by Hatcher
Goodman. tho assistant superintendent!
Of the school. Superintendent Norval
w. Greer then took charge.
The children appearing IN song z! anG
Mc0iij. Beuiah Farmer. Evelyn Ro6ey
LEROY Greer. Margaret and Esther
Jones' Sydnor Boswell. Ethel Payne,
GLADYS Greer. Willie Farmer. Mervin
Farmer. Ida sydnor.- Louise Ascle
There were exercises by some OF the
clsss:s and singing BY the sunday
Waiter M.,h,eson played Santa Claus
The Rev. Frank L. Bardens, the pastor,
received n purse Of money from the
church, a. well as gifts from the Sum
supSsintsadent Greer. who was con.
tainment. received . special Rift.
Puplls of the Esther Memorial Pro:
teetaSt Episcopal Sunday school enacted
. play called school Days and were
heard In songs and recitations last night
in the town hall in Congress Heights
where they held their Christmas enter
atsd BY Jesse Talbert. and he made the
distribution Of presents from large
Christmas tree. The children had beer
allowed 70 arrange their own entertain
ment, % that the program was the re-
suit Of their Views a. 70 what Christ
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NAVY.

Lieutenant Commander p. n. OLM-
STEAD, detached navy recruiting
station. Indianapolis. Ind. January
y. 1913; 70 navy recruiting station.
Lieutenant r. ". KEssLER. to navy
yard, Key West, Fla.
Lieutenant w. +. HALSEY, jr., de-
tached command first group. torpedo
Flotiila and Flusser. January 2. 1918;
to Asiatic station.
Lieutenant T.. n. ARMSTRONG, to navy
recruiting station. indianapolis. Ind.
January 3 1913
Lieutenant (junIor grade) j. Il.
RHODES. detached Glacier; torwait
Surgeon B. l.. WRIGHT, detached
Georgia. continue treatment naval
hospital. Norfolk, Va.
Second Lieutenant ID. r. DUNCAN, de-
tached naval prison, Portsmouth; to
Marine Barracks. Mare Island.
The nag Of the Commander In Chief,
United States Asiatic Fleet. has been
transferred from the Rainbow to the
saratoga.
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JOINT EXERCISES
AT ORPHANHOME
Anacosa institution Is Ready for Entertainment During
Which Play by Superintendent viii Be Presented.
Prominent Citizens Will Speak.

mas entertainment ought 10 be. II was
dlfecfetl by Mieses Mary simmons and
barTsra Hind. : .'.''''.
Thos1 In the play wssc Wiiilam Grant,
Nosanna Holmes. Bertha Bender. and
Theodore H0ar, ana John Simmons.
Children having part u the proeram
we're Frances Canes. Marguertte bowen.
LIran PadgctS. Grace E!etcner Hoge
Maud G oMsn. Ti Es.b.ts n.. ps.
hsrdssty. Ruth sutton; Fred e!mmons:
Dor rsy nca.!: Aas s 1S eng s'%Ste9ee
DerlIn9. uiaoys PosIet. Wmy0n nI,t
rrSImo"4 sCN. uns, Sa.,si. H ESI'
nm ~. - ssns. ,,,". HNHu Ts,iss :
, WI Hs u..Sa.:. A %,ntchsr ni,sS h"tS
Eaton, Myrtle OfSsan, and Cstharine
u,,,..,. r-,h. IA - Ir,,ov.a ora.
~ naa W. ~ S:,t.a liz IN. S,,n =
men,bers ~" N s",vS n o1i~Srs Al ths
SEMI. annual eiscticn last night y Ana.
S ,csns naSSn'c hs nd f. NJ . S
Rs0phes' saHs ."...nsH. -,
S"a ~, a. n' N ssn0s nHUrT a.
=; Sn'k' lnni0r saSsmOsei "
elss S ,. Se! osorss E. Barter. col:
!ector u wampum !re-e!ected. touFtn
term); William c. White. keeper 81
% wampSm drs.slecssd' e'gnt TERM; WI nS
Ernest g. white. trustees; r. A. Hum.
phrics and Ernest 8. white. represen.
iatives to the great council Of. the Dis.
trict.
The x:a Q, shs ;s:ea:;a; !, on q: a.:,
Ht,In hn,s ~ ~. IMSp mrsnu. p,"tsstsn nj
Enisco"si Ehn rc Smrdsv ...bcSi M
sSnn SE0ps ~. :,,.i nu n,;ns~ n .ss,,is.s
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

ARMY. -. ,..'
First Lieutenant GERALD C. BRANT.
Ninth Cavalry. transferred to the
Frs. Lieutenant WILLIAM R. POPE,
Tenth Cavalry, relieved from a..
ngnment to that regiment.
HOsTOS. Porto Rico Regiment OF
infantry. detailed - military aide
to the governor Of Porto Rico.
SECOND Lieutenant DeFOREsT W.
MORTON. Tenth Cavalry. trans
ferred to the Eighth Cavalry, to
take effect March l, 1918.
Second Lieutenant ALLEN r. KIM
BALL. Twelfth Infantry. transferred
Ct his own request to the Third In
Second Lieutenant JOHN 8. SINGLE
TON. Third Infantry. relieved from
ASSIGNMENT to that regiment.
Captain CHARLES 8. LINCOLN, Soc.
ond lnfsntry. relieved from treat
Hospital. Hot Springs. Ark, and
will join his regiment.
Ftrek Lieutenant JOHN w. SHER.
WOOD, Medical Corps. from duty
With Ambulance Company No. l.
Fort 2. A. Russell Wyo.. to Fort
cA.e!:ss Franz Sgc.'ifErNLER. E,r.,
Infantry. transferred to the Thir-
tenth Infantry. Philippine Division
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What's on the Program In
WASHINGTON Today
Meeting Of Canton Washington, No. l.,
I. y. q. r., tonight.
AmusementS,

Amussments.
Nstional-John Drew, In 1.-THE Per-
picked Husband" 2:i5 and SIS p. m.
Belasco-''rhc Bird Of Paradise" 2:l5
and Sis p. IN.
Coiumhia--"Thc. Girl VI My Dreams"
2:l6 and S:i5 p. m.
Chase s--Poiite vaudeville. 2:ib and s:iI
p. ~.
Foirs-vaudcville. afternoon and eve
ming.
Academy.-,:The shepherd Of the Fiila.' =
2:19, and S:l6 p. m. -. - 81
Cosmos-.va.ideville !, =
Casino--vauttewi1le. - -. T. 4
iayety-"Bon Ton Girls" aaS and Sis
Lyceum--"Monte Carlo Girls" s;D and
S:l6 .. N.
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Bookbinders Dance.

An entertainment and dance will be
given by the bookbinders Of the Govern.
men th, nnF USo S SG,s N N;nt zee: Evs
Northwest. Tho entertainment will be.
Gin at 8 O'Clock and the dancing at II
o'cloek,
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

APrived--E 3 at Mare Island
Saiied--Petrel from San Pedro do Ma.
colis TOR Sanchez, Castine from Nor.
folk for trial run. Rainbow from
Shanghai for OiongRpo.
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Criminal Court, No. Z.

Mr.. Justice stafford. ~
United States W. Fairfax Anterior.
Housebreaking and larceny; personal
recognisancs taken: cash deposit re-
turned.
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BONDS.
New York Curb Market.

fF.rnisbsd 10 The Washinston Timss ~
Hartman q Co., New Yort: O. D. chipmsn.
Saansssr Lsesi Brsses. sp0asspde ,uniadlns.' I
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MEETING or LOCAL
STOCK EXCHANGE
/. I. Is LIVELY TO-DAY
Good Volume Of Trading
Done and Session Is Other
wise Enlivened.


There vas real lively meeting OF
.he wAsn'hston 0tock Hxcnsnoe too.y'
both during the session and Afterwards.
The bond busines, amounted to 1900
ana IN. .,oct A IA .h.rs. ran .hsres
~ -" Nss,ons, S.rs ~ ws.h,nrton
IN Washinston railway and Electric
cSr mo, s1ccS -. S"r.t.. .ro,.sd a..
SSy Sy ia psrsis,ent SiddinS Of the
sscis td 'n sn;s dspsstmcnt' hS rc,ss W.
~ ne S'o 20 20 .no s.sv ~ e
% sns C.p,. ssCcn ns s0ie q
SSotst;o o Ia - ~. nrsssr IA %.s Also
oetain:d a 10y and two shares a q.
IN IN . eoGiuon tc snS , 1snx 9. ~, wHn;n s.
sSn Ussc SnV Sns h..sS ~ b.. NJ
ti"nsi I.vs ~ " NSs
Tsrsenths,er became active. and ten
s .i.s rs. VIE sofa a III ana "ve ~ .
sThe bomH ts.d,nr "a. IN c.n,tai rrac.
,,cn ss W. shSnn,or n.us,sy. %.
tomas con.oiiIateS 4. ma ara II.
REGULAR oISrier,y dividend ~ per cent
J" pass0'e 'saossy
A discus,ior aver whether trade, In
:, Ssa on sSs w. lc;. exchange
nUu,a Pc S S s !n Sn no.,s, -. 49,.
cSanSs al ths decia stion OF 4 DIVIDEND.
cauaSS = ,ivSiv SrSument After the -.
sion OF the exchsnSe today. II Vas
rSisS in the s nsn Az , .scnsss the
"iders,ion bv The SovsrninS SoSrd.
''"e's""" " 0"e So...n"s "SN'
Co,.n,cuou. nv the,r ab.sncs from thu
floor Of the exchange today wsre
GnaHes c. clover and Cnss Hs :. :. oe'''
,"'' WOW '"s.e.. -
Calm In sarninrs Of the Washing.
ton, Baltimore, and Annapolis Ran.
:na ne de- s.ns e, z:
nssSs cn d ssocS have caused quite an
Spr~sncs n ~. .1ocS. For = long De.
.s,x an. .,ccS sciS .ronna a.. Sut IL
has now advanced to above u. Men
the 3I;S s sas
SSs;,nn =; ~" comnanv n has auto 4
n.n uUna ~ ~" vntUre ana itS exceiient
sssnin1s statements Of the past
TS. ma "a ssmsnt n now introducinC
economics "a q: Sperat.on y. v wnscn '"ou'o
''''"s' ''' t - "-- .
Both Bssd:trescs s ana Dun Dun, h rsyiSw:
Sonditionss H ~ nnss .scssSn: Of ~
. 5000 sniSSSv era6e ~ Z
countiy - IeS"Ns h ~. Ma "a,
crowned = year s- w .nSsr,n mn IN n.sSiy
EQUALS ana iewsr sSprSIsvn. EN-
every 'I0e os nuII.n .ssw ~ wni,,r,S ~
o. course reteSn o!tSSy ,, y" r"SkSs -
proosct OF vAue VtsH.s S,s,sS ~
tnen 70 mat nS ~ v." N;,. a. r:s,s,
conceoed 70 meve osSH v v"svrse ~
lines, nececsitstsn3 I~-SHss. ~
sales TO return an eausi as&ress'e OF
net results ...,,. ..v.,o,r,.n,
Duns says: ne no ~. srSmen'
et the close OF tne yesI - S"s ,ics !. ~
dous expsnshon IN ap ~. movs.
breekn4 az pIevsovs ~ ~. WorE for
the last week Hmoum ny '" SnS e ~ m
MlSss0O leLeeI snsn !" ~. s.ra nssor m
IN excess oi imp0 ;rc,sSsSE Sossisn
exports u que " VIZ .cS. "a The Xxi
demand Ior tne prU. ..oWnsnIsA Sw
and the mlns " no. SScS =: rat.
. decline N InPoo; ~ ~ oSn sre.te,
yer OF i.St' ~. pocsAsrS vSSrs
than IN the we p' cSr .hss W. .nded
buslness Isn .cnrd,u. 10 RrSdstreet's
December - sceo ~ ~ IN "a ~
s..,,. ...1-.,.,.,,.. ,mnrov.
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days with his family n Portland street.
Congress Heights. Mr.. HoAG 10 con.
neatcd with the building operations 81
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-12-28

The National Bank Of washington's
regular quarterly dividend Of per cent
10 payable January 2.
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