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The evening world., 1912-03-22
WALL STREET

The stock market to-day again made
81. customary higher opening. Led by
Copper. Lehigh Valley. Union Pacific
and steel, the list rose 1 point above
the nnal range OF yesterday during
the first half hour. a great deal OF
interest was centred IN A~malgamaied
Cappcr. which advanced to MS. Lc-
high Valley was the strongest OF the
railroad shares with a gain Of rs Of a
point.
Although stiff realizing was In prog.
ress in the subsequent dealings The
market managed to maintain Its early
strong appearance.
Brisk advances IN a few individual
shares features the early afternoon
trading. While proft taking was run
ming It's course IN the standard Issues
many specinlties displayed sharp rising
power. Erie. American Car & Foundry.
Pressed Steel Car and American Smelt-
ing ruled exceedingly strong.
Persistent realizing developed In the
final hour. which resulted In creating
n generally lower range a; closing lime.
Tho late selling was directed mainly
against Reading. although steel. ST.
and Union Pacific were unioaded
rather heavily.
The evening world., 1912-03-22
Body Is a
Eat E aCtOry

When a man or q woman grows Fat and
huge. flabby layers OF this worthless flesh
make them miserable. II IL n certain
sign that somewhere within the organism
Of that man or woman there is something
radically wrong Tho healthy man or
woman diGests all that 10 good In food
and throws off in q natural manner nl
that 10 bad. This IL what the digestive
juices are made FOR. When these juices
arc weakened or too powerful they can
not get the good things out OF tho nourlsh-
ment We eat. and hence they turn into
the blood that which makes fat. II ~
very simple to correct these juices In "A
fat person. This secret has been demon
s,rated In tho famous Marmoia Tablets
which now have such a tremendous sale.
They reduce fat at the rate OF IL to 10
ounces q day. They correct the faulty
juices and give to the body the very nu-
Triton n needs. They remove Fat In a
natural manner. but they do II so quickly
- to be almost beyond belief. You do
not have to diet or exercise. and you may
eat what you will. These little tablets are
the result of a demand on the part OF
the public for q form Of the famous Mar
moia prescription that will permit . fat
psrson 10 carry his fat reducer with him
At ali times. 80 that each meal Will add
NO more fat 10 his body. RI Tab
ie,s are sold by every druggist. OF you
NAV write the Marmoia Company. 1874
Farmer Blds. Detroit. Mich. and a case
Will be sent you privately by mail. The
price Of Marmois Tablets 10 Is cents
srV0hsva
The evening world., 1912-03-22
MiI.dy'. Toilet Table

Enlarged pores. dark and d~iscolored
patches and similar blsmishes Of the
complexion disappear In q week or ton
dave q solution made by dissoivin,
an original packa ~ Of mayatone In a half
pint Of witch basel 10 rubbed on the face.
neck ana arms each morning. This 10 a
true complexion bsautifier and should he
used regularly instead Of powdsr or other
cosmsttc. preserves youthful charms
and Keeps the skin soft. smooth and white.
Dry shampooinG keeps the hair soft.
wayy and richly lustrous. Too much water
streaka and fades the hair ana makes II
dry and brittle. To make q shampoo pow.
der. put Q cupful OF cornmea In q fruit
lar and mix with II 4 small original pack
aee Of theron. Sprinkle a little on the
head end brush II out thoroughly. The
powder comes out easily and takes all dirt.
dandruff and excese oil with IL.
TO remove superf1uoue hairs from face
| or forsarms simply apply delasone paste.
| 10 cover the hairs: apply and After. two or
| three minutes wipe off. wash the skin and
| the hairs will be gone. This treatment Is
safe, speedy and sure.
Colds, catarrh and ordinary cases Of sore
throat. bronchitis. tonsiiitis.. Group. stiff
neck and asthma yield quickly to applica-
lions Of Mothsris Balve. rubbed In we'll be-
fore retiring, The world never saw It's
almost instant relief from achcs. pains and
sores.-Advt.
The evening world., 1912-03-22
1--we MURDERS
MNEW TONG WAR
Ixs
ONPAC|F|C COAST
Victims Suddenly Shot Down
b Three Cities and More As
sassinations Expected.

BAN FRANCISCO. March "a TONG
war. perhaps the bloodiest in years, Inn
Dends to-day in Chinatown here. follow
~ murders In the Chinese quarters OF
Sacramento. Oakland and San Fran
risco late last night. While a feud
anong four other tongs was shoulder
ing. the hitherto peaceful members Of
re Bing Kong Society without warn
ing shot down five members of the kim
.tn Society. AS one 81 tho assassina-
,ion0 look place in q temple Of The pow
rfui Chez Kupg Tong. or Chinese Free
Nascns Society, It IL expected tho war
wln become general.
At Sacramento Willie Wong. an Amer
a,ized Chinese. was Killed IN a chop
suey restaurant by an unknown assaii-
mt. armed with an automatic pistol.
Wong KONG fell next with six bullets In
LIS body In a slambling house nearby.
~ his murdersr. Fuzzy Sam. was
,suSht by the police.
Ice Sun. slain In the Chez Kunss
iemple In Oakland, was n Sacramento
c'sar a In san Francisco Tom
Ssang. q mower merchant. was killed In
a ~ alley. soon aficrward M body Of
p.xAe Chow Wo WAS found IN his room
The evening world., 1912-03-22
. CHARLESTON ENTRIES.

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The evening world., 1912-03-22

Clr-k Of Honesdaie. Pa. Dorothy Kane
all Vera Bell OF Now York. Daphne
McMiliin and Emily Clay Of Cleveland.
o.. Ophelta Palmer Of Louisville. and
Georgia Fullerton Of Minneapolis.
The evening world., 1912-03-22
ACTIVE SECURITIES.

Ustasd stssa -. q, 100 shss.; Resdins.
lsi: 20 ssss'.i usson pt0os'e 400 shsss.;
S1xstns. $500 2hsfs. sSd NsScosi Lad. TO-.
The evening world., 1912-03-22
IC1Os1Uu Prices.

Todsy'a highcs. loves, aud last prices Of
stocks and net changes. a.. compared with yes.of-
days final figures. are as follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02

Scouts of Washington by Colin H. Living
stone, and Messrs. Martin and Wood will
determine whether it will eb advisable to
accept the Offer
The old golf club grounds afford a
splendid location for a Boy Scout club
If it is decided to accept Mr.. Living
stones offer. one section of the property
will be laid off as an athletic field and
the other as a camp and parade ground
The building formerly used by the golf
club will be remodeled and repaired
Plans for the Improvements will be made
during the winter and the work COM
menced in the spring.
A report was received at the Boy Scout
Headquarters in the Municipal building
this morning of the four-day hike taken
last week by fourteen members of Scout
Troop No. 80. under command Of Scout
master Vernon Bailey. The members OF
this company left Washington Thursday
and returned Sunday, having spent the
time in the vicinity OF Chain bridge.
Sleeping bags were used, the young
troopers being out i'm the open the entire
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
'CASCARETS" BEST
FOR THE BOWELS
CaScaret users never have
Headache. Constipation,
Biliousness or Sick
Stomach.

1t is more necessary that you
keep your Bowels. Liver and
Stomach clean, pure and fresh
than it is to keep the sewers and
drainage of a large city free
from obstruction.
Are you keeping clean inside
with Cascarets-or merely fore
ing a passageway every few days
with salts. cathartic pills or cas-
tor oil? This is important.
Cascarets Immediately cleanse
and regulate the stomach, re-
move the sour. undigested and
fermenting food and foul gases;
take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system
the constipated waste matter and
poison in the intestines and
bowels.
No odds how badly and upset
you feel. a Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning.
They work while you sleep. A
Io-cent box from your druggist
will keep your head clear, stom-
ach sweet and your liver and
bowels regular for months.
Don't forget the children-tbeir
little insides need a good. gentle
cleansing, Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
Grading, Improvement, Repairs.

An appropriation of $4,000 to pave with
asphalt or bituminous macadam roadway
Nichols avenue. from Good Hope road
to present end of granite block pavement,
south Of Sheridan street, is recommended.
For grading and improving Wisconsin
avenue and Woodley road. from 18th
street to Newark street, an appropriation
OF $4,000 is asked. In this connection the
Commissioners asked specific authority
from Congress for the condemnation of
land to widen Wisconsin avenue.
An increase of 10000. making the total
appropriation 1905, 600. for the work Of re-
pairing streets, avenues and alleys, is
recommended.
In this connection the Commissioners
asked that the authority given them to
make changes In the lines Of the curb of
Pennsylvania avenue and it's intersecting
streets in connection with resurfacing
work as may be considered necessary
shall be extended SO as to be applicable
to other streets and avenues that are
improved
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02

line in connection with and required
by the river and harbor work now
In progress on the Anacostia river
3. Extension of the College pond trunk
sewer to discharge into the Poto-
mac river
This sewer now discharges into
an open stream emptying into the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal at the
ingly insanitary condition results
therefrom with the growing volume
OF sewage discharged by this main
4. Extension OF the Piney Branch trunk
sewer to IlliEOis avenue. ..........
s. Extension Of the Pinehurst trunk
street west NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
This extension will receive the
drainage from a large area west Of
Rock Creek Park, where there is a
growing subdivision. now provided
with the city wafer supply but hav-
ing no sewerage except to cesspOOls.
which drain to small streams flow
ing through Rock Creek Park. The
construction is required to prevent
the pollution OF these streams.
trunk sewer from 18th street east
to the Baltimore and Ohio X. r..
This extension will provide for a
considerable area, including a por
ton of the Catholic University
grounds. sewage from which is now
stream. Its extension will provide
the trunk line necessary to utilize
the recently completed east side in
tercepting sewer.
Z. Benning trunk sewer. ..............
For the construction Of trunk
sewer between Anacostia river and
Minnesota avenue. This sewer will
provide for the drainage of large
area In the vicinity Of Bcnning. u.
g., now entirely unprovided with
sewerage. The water supply for
this area Is now being constructe
and will not be available for actual
use until sewerage is provided.
8. kenilwOrth trunk sewer. ..........
For the construction Of the kenil-
worth trunk sewer between the
AnscOstia river and Kenilworth
avenue. This sewer will provide
for the drainage OF large area on
the east side Of the AnacOstia river
where the water supply il now
being introduced. This area is en-
tirely without sewers Of any de-
scription and Is quite extensively
built up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
Assessment and Permit.

For sewer assessment and permit work
an increase of $4,000 making the
total appropriation $4,000. is asked, and
$4,000 is wanted to continue the con-
struction of the Anacostia main inter-
ceptor. For continuing the construction
of the Rock Creek main interceptor from
p street to Military road, $4,000 is asked
Streets.-For street cleaning and re-
moval of snow the appropriation of $265,
600 is held by the Commissioners to be
sufficient for next year.
An appropriation of $4,000 for investiga-
ting the collection of garbage In the Dis
trict and the preparation of plans for the
construction of plants is also asked for.
The parking commission wants an ap-
preparation Of $4,000 or 5000 more than
last year, for its work
Bathing Beach.-An increase Of 500 for
the superintendent. Additional watch
men of $500. An increase OF $3.50 for
general maintenance is desired.
Provision for Fairgrounds.
An appropriation of $4,000 for build
ing swimming pools at the Georgetown,
ROsedale and CardOZo Fairgrounds is
requested. For lockers and showers,
$4,000 is asked. An increase of $3.50
for the supervisor of Fairgrounds and
an increase Of $50 for his clerk are
also desired. The employment Of an
assistant director at $50 a month, for
ten months. and of eight additional as
sistant directors of Fairgrounds at $45,
in place Of six assistant directors at
$50 a month, is recommended. For an
addition to the Georgetown playground,
$4,000 is asked.
For the development Of the land ac-
quired by the condemnation Of Willow
Tree alley, including the construction
of a house to afford bathing, reading,
gymnasium and other facilities. An APP
preparation of $4,000 is requested
Electric Department.
Request is made for increase of $500 for
electrical engineer. additional electrical
inspector at $1,000, increase of $50 for
electrical inspector. now at $3.50: an
increase of $500 for electrical inspector,
now at $500: An increase Of $500 in
the appropriation for general supplies.
An increase Of $1,000 making the total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
Water Department.
ROY SCOUTS MAY GET HOME.
Washington Golf Club Property Of
fered to Youngsters.

Whether the property of the old Wash
ington Golf Club at Rosslyn. Va. is to
be converted into Boy Scout club prob
IDLY will be decided within the next few.
days by Scout Commissioner Edgar 5.
Martin and Assistant Scout Commissioner
Frank C. Wood. Use of the property for
club purposes has been offered the Boy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
HAS SCHOOL FOR SERVANTS.
Council of Stockholm to Teach
Housewifery to Girls.
eign Correspondence Of The Star.

STOCKHOLM. November Is, 1912
A municipal school for servants In
shortly to be opened at Stockholm, where
girls wishing to enter domestic service
will be given a free training in all prac-
teal branches of housewifery.
The school, which will be under the con-
troll of the Stockholm municipal council,
owes its inception TO the efforts of the
seven woman members of this body, who
worked out all the details of the scheme
and prevailed upon the masculine MEM
bers of the council to sanction its being
put into operation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
Municipal Asphalt Plant.

The Commissioners again ask authority
for the construction of a municipal as
phalt plant to cost not more than $50 go,
to be located in the public space lying
south of Water street and east of 14th
street southwest.
An appropriation of $4,000. which is
5000 more than the authorization for
the current year. for replacing and re-
pairing sidewalks and curbs around pub
lie reservations. Is recommended. For
new sidewalks and curbs around the pat
ent office 81. 500 is asked. And for replacing
sidewalks and curbs around the old post
office building. $500 is wanted.
Repairs to suburban roads-An increase
of $4,000. making the total appropriation
100000. is recommended for current work
Of repairs TO suburban roads and streets.
Bridges--A decrease of 5000, making
the appropriation SIT 900. for construction
and repair of bridges, is recommended.
way bridge at $72O is asked. and in
creases of $40 for the four watchmen on
the bridge are desired.
For completing the construction of
bridge across Rock creek on the line
of q street. an appropriation of $4,000
is requested.
For the construction of new
bridge across Rock creek on the lines
of pennsylvania avenue, the total cost not
to excel $4,000. an appropriation Of
ton 1t is proposed to have the Capital
Traction Company relay its tracks SO
that they will continue directly along
Pennsylvania avenue across Rock creek
Sewer Extensions.
An increase of $4,000. making a total
appropriation of $4,000. is recommend
ed for cleaning and repairing sewers
and basins. and an increase of $4,000
for main and pipe sewers and receiv-
ing basins, making that item $4,000.
Total appropriation of $260,9OO an
increase of s130.90O over the current
for suburban sewers. is
asked The money is for the following
work:
1. Minor trunk sewers and suburban - 49,.
q Extension Of Anacostia valley trunk
sewers to the established bulkheaA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02

THE UPAS TREE.
A Christmas story for all the year
round.
BY Florence l.. Barclay, author of
"The Rosary" 1.-The Mistress of Shen-
stone" THE Following of the Star
1.-The Postern Gate: 12mO, with
frontispiece in color; $1OO net.
A CRY IN THE WILDERNESS.
BY Mary E. Waller, author Of 1.-The
Woodcarver of 'Lympus." ETC.; with
frontispiece in color by A. 1. Keller;
limo: decorated cloth; $1.3O net.
THE WIND BEFORE THE DAWN.
BY Dell H. Munger; twelve illustra-
tons in full colors by Thomas Fog
arty; net $1.35.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02

THE NET
BY Rex Beach. author of THE
Ne'er-do-Well," 1.-The Silver Horde"
''The Barrier 1.-The Spoilers and
Going Some; illustrated; post svo:
cloth, $1.3O net.
THE RISE OF ROSCOE PAINE.
By Joseph c. Lincoln, author Of
I "Cap'n Warren's Wards" 1.-The Post
master" etc.: illustrated by Edmund
Frederick: 12mo; cloth, $50 net.
TO ORDER.
Any book that's gettable will be fur
nished at a price that will be the least
possible. Miss Morris. the chief OF
the Book Shop, will be glad to per-
sonally wait upon visitors asking for
her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02

For boys girls and adults literally thousands OF books a:
15c and 5oc aractivey bound Save time, thought and
woy-and Miss Morris suggest titles for you Miss Morris
quickly give you the of book in verbal nu-
she'll"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
Care of Children.

Board of children's guardianship
crease of 5000 in the administrative ex-
pense fund: additional placing officer, at
81 GOO; additional placing onicsr. at 500;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
Contingent Expenses.

An increase of $50 over this years ap-
preparation of 100 for automobile tags;
a decrease OF $500 from thte $500 ap-
preparation OF this year for maintenance
and repairs to the District markets: a
new item of $500 for maintenance and re-
pair of fish wharf: "a new appropriation Of
S1to for testing materials for fireproof
buildings. n new appropriation of 500 for
appd dtus for the Office of the Inspector
of asphaEs and cementS and a new ap-
preparation of 10000 for the purchase of
supplies. materials and equipment for all
branches OF the District government t.
bc reimbursed from appropriations for
specific branches of the service
improvements and repairs-Assessment
and permit work: An increase of $4,000.
is recommended
Work on streets and avenues: An in
crease OF $4,000. making the total APP
preparation 100000. is recommended This
is to be expended as follows: Georgetown
schedule, $500: Northwest schedule,
5000; Southwest schedule, sIl. 200:
Southeast schedule, $1,000: Northeast
schedule. $1,000. The Commissioners
recommend the insertion of a clause pro-
NidinS That the limitation of existing
law requiring the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia to enter into con-
tract for repairs of streets. avenues. al
leyS or sewers. the laying of new pave
ments. the substitution of new pavements
Tor those worn out. the opening of new
streets. the building of sewers, or any
works the total cost of which shall ex-
coed the sum of sl.0OO. is hereby repealed
(submitter).
For repaving with asphalt or asphalt
block the roadway of c street northeast.
from LIST to 4th street, $4,000.
For construction of a viaduct and bridge
to carry Benning road over the tracks of
the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
OHIO railways, $4,000.
For expenses OF grading streets, alleys
and roads. an increase OF the appropria-
ton from $4,000 to $4,000 is recon-
mended.
Construction of Streets and Roads.
An appropriation Of s3sO.OOO. sS0.475
more than WAS appropriated this year.
is recommended for the construction of
suburban roads and streets. as follows:
NV. Girard street. 1ith TO 18th street.
pave thirty fceti. $t,JoO
NV Euclid street. 11th to 18th street.
pave Thirty feet. -............. 1900
NE. street, Lincoln road to North
Capitol street, pave thirty feet. 1900
NE. Rhode Island avenue, Lincoln road
to North Capitol street, pave
NE. Rhode n3and evenus. Uneoi1-SoS4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02

Thousands of Books at CSC and Soc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
Health Department.

Two additional clerks at $1,000 each;
additional skilled laborer at 5000: addi-
honal laborer. $3.50; new assistant pound
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
Street Cleaning Division.

Increase of $500 for superintendent;
increase of 5000 for assistant super
intendent; employment Of second as
sistant superintendent, at $1,400: in
crease of 500 for chief inspector; in
crease of 500 for foreman of repairs.
Department Of insurance: Increase Of
$500 for examiner
Surveyors office: Increase of 5000 for
assistant surveyor; increase Of $500
for computer, now receiving $1,000; en-
plOyment of additional craftsmen at
$Se5- For the care and maintenance of
horses an appropriation of $500 is
asked for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02

Item S-Extra special quality in
black and colors: plain and clicked
in self and colors; Isle
soles, silk soles. "DoubleX S0 -M
heels and toes. ...........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02
The Balcony Book Shop
On First Floor Away From the Turmoil.

Never forget this so far and yet near" book shop IS
the floor reached by the few marble steps, which
north end of north elevator In this Balcony Book Shop
thousands of books and experts aid the selection Of
them.
Among the Latest and Best Books.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-02


Portland street. Nichols avenue TO
Sth street, and Sth street. Port
land street to Alabama avenue,
yrado and ora vel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-03-30
HIGHLAND Grange.

Highland Grange. Bridstnn Village,
met Saturday, March %. BY invitation,
several from the Oranges in Harrison,
Lowell and sweden We're present. The
local attendance was also large. rho
business session was ii the forenoon
followed by bcuntfUl dianee. In the
afternoon a full and excellent program
was furnished. The Harrison Grange
furnished several fine readings and
assisted He Lowell Grange in music;
then the larger part of the sisters
spoke on What constitutes Il coed
husband" and The men on What con-
stitutes good Wife," Many witty and
sensible things We're spoken Remarks
for the &c cd of the order We're given
by several. The meetings for the pres
ent will be in the day time. instead of
evening. There now seems to be a re-
newed interest in Grange matters in
this section: not only our Grange, but
others near us haze larger attendance
and more interesting meetings than for
some time past. The Grange is much
interested in the promised orchard
demonstration to be given by State
Orohardist A. X. Gardner, on April 4.
This will be largely attended, and no
doubt will be very instructive.