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The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
MAJESTIC.
caEe OF Death.

The best show that has as yet been
offered at the Majestic. is saying big
things. but true. Three noted features.
headed by the Tinkhan Terrors in their
thrilling sensational ride for life in the
Gage OF Death" on a motor cycle. at
the terrific rate of a mile an less than
one minute. a sight that makes yon
hold tight to your seats. Sharing first
honors. also. Is the roaring comedy
sketch, Vaudeville Rehearsal" that
was a feature at Chase's last season,
and which pleased the Majestic patrons
immensely.
The act opens fun stage with the ap-
pearance Of same. 1870 a. m. Monday,
and many screamingly funny scenes fol-
low. the acting Of each artist standing
out In finished style. receiving many cur
tain calls. The Breakaway BarIows,
well known TO Washington. pleased with
their comedy aerial stunts. that have a
spectacular and whiriwInd finish.
Mr.. Cole, Of the team OF Cole and War
ner, being absent on account Of a loss in
his family. viii report to assist HIS able
partner, Mr.. Warner, who amused them
alone during the absence o. his partner.
William Birnbaum had them roaring at
his funny talk and songs. New pictures
round out a programme that deservediy
packed the theater to capacity, both mat
inee and night and which bids fair 70
keep II up all week
Tom Moore considers this the best and
most wen balanced bill yet offered. A
try-out for adult amateurs on wednes-
day, while the children will compete On
Thursday, $50 and 10 D. m.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
s0uTHERN RAIWAY.

PREMIER CARRIER OF TIE SOUTH.
n B.-FolloEing schednls figures p1hllsAsd onl,
q Information and not ruarnnfeed-
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON
FU Atlanta. Montgomery. Mohile. New or4nnna,
30 4 m and losB p n daily. Dining cazs
FOr chsttanOoa and NsnDhiA u. AlhSstis. 10
p n. daily.
M Atlanta. Annisou. Bifmin.han. - 4 \.
and as ,. N. daily. Dining ezrL
Fcr Atianta. Anniston. TaffadaEa. CA1uss. 8slna
90 a m and lds D n daily. 1nd ior uuiootcsr.
Demopolis. Meridian. 80 q. n daily Dinin1 c.rI.
For RnuDoke Bristol. Knoxrfle ChattanooEa, BiI-
ninshan. Meridian. vicnburE. NV orleans aaa
.. N. ea5ly. Dining car.
For RoaBoke KnozsfIls chattanoora. Nashvnls.
Memphis. $40 a n. daily. elsapinr cr naJ - %.
eqrted aiter lo1n n. Dining c.r.
Tor Aahesille. e10 a n. 81 p n aDA los
.. n daily. Dfnins cara
FU columhia 8mmezxine. CharIeston, Ansn.
Angnsias ea7mnah. BrunsEfck. Jaea.unyiIis. an1
t!nrida polutA 50 .. N daily. Dining ear.
Iourta -cnr for California. Nonday FednUi1I.
1hurzd1T. Friday. ard Saturday. f15 p q.
Fu Dautills noean. ~ 4 q. daily.
For Hani1nhurr. so q N. daily tparlor e1fl.
EQ Chaflof.essiHs uoeaD. 10 4. N md -
ToT wsz.utoa saa a n. mn a n. sAp
eailJ; ~ p a darior elzl and - , =. See1
Fr Bluenuut $40 :. n. - > n. - > =.
seek dayss 9-i5 q ~ md 80 p n eund.yA AhB
Is y =. seek days for LeeGburI.
L BROWN. Gs1sra1 Aseul
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
THE COSMOS.
Vaudeville.

Ably expoundlng one Of the leading
political problems Of the era, "a Spot
less Reputation" which is the headllner
at the Cosmos this week. made potent
appeal to the large audiences which as
sembled in the playhouse yesterday. The
playlet is a vigorous and trenchant
treatment OF the corruption existent in
the large cities Of the United States,
and the presentation by the Parke play
ers Is nothing short OF brilliant Moth
ing more vivid and vital more pulsating
with the human interest which h
always to be found In politics and yet
is often overlooked. could wen be imag-
ined.
Harry Milton conquered with his
monologue yesterday and conYulsed his
audiences with some of the deepest
laughs they have experienced this sea
son. Bombay Deerfoot, a pure breed
Indian. gave one Of the clevereGt exhI-
Characteristic aborigine tricks to be
found In vaudeville. His act IL unique
In many respects and his personality Is
most engaging.
Mayo and Vernon won immediate sue
cess with their clever duologue. and
Belle Gordon and George Barber gave
one OF the most remarkable exhibitions
Of team work ever seen at the Cosmos,
q blend OF gymnastics and melody. The
King trio. comprising ''the Frenchman.
the maid. and the coon.'' won a big
success with their dron and bizarre ef-
fects, and Pathe's weekly review OF cur
rent events heads the film features.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
THE IMPERIAL

When the popular Ninth Street vaude-
Vile house. the Imperial, announced that
the members Of the surviving crew of
the Titanic would appear at that play
house. 1t struck a popular chord Of ap-
probation and resulted in packed houses.
The feature acts Of the regular bill all
this week will be the -Four Lewises. IN
q clever Christmas Eve sketch. The lit
tie boy and girl in this sketch are clever
performers, and this number offers an
entertainment that pleases children and
the old folks, too.
The Wolfe Trio Of singers proved to be
clever contributors. and fer dancing the
worlds champion dancers. wilkens and
WiIkens. made good An unusual offer
ing Of photo plays were made To-day s
the great feature film, The Post Teleg-
rapher,'' by the .'1m Ranch" Bison pro-
ducers win be shown. These films are
to be seen only at the Imperial. The
Titanic sailors also appear to-day.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
COTTON MARKEI.

onststious fumifhsd b. W. 3. Hibh. 3 On,
BrildinE
New YORK. April G.-Ths cotton narkst vas
weak tD-day and made declines cqdal 10 2s0 4
bale As compared With pics week agD weather
news was even worse than Il has been At any time
10 the recent PAD. and considering the lafeness of
The ae9son. this fact alone should have given more
strength 10 the market; but an UNHEALTHY spncn-
iaiile situation SEEMED 10 have developed both m
gunera Liquidation. During the eariy trading ball
support vns ccnzpicn0us. and efforts were made 20
turn the market upward. but II required only The
forpcast of fair weather for the Western belt 20
induce another wave Of selling orders which eoa-
tnusd until the last hour q the session.
Liverpool futures closed easy with q net Enin
o. from 10 points for the day. Manchester n
ported yarna quiet and firm; cloths quiet but
steady. Eisht Thousand. bales of spot cotton wore
aold IN Liverpo9l todAytat an Advance q pointa.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
RanaIe Hiehland..

A special meeting Of the Suburban
Transportation Company. Of Randle
Highlands and Bradbury Heights, was
held last evening at the home OF Dr.
II. F. Repettl for the purpose Of consid-
ering the matter OF purchasing addi-
tional equipment for the line operating
between these two suburbs. ana TO listen
TO reports concerning the operation OF
the passenger vehicle which was on trial
last week. The report showed that a
large number Of passengers had been
carried during the week.
DR.. b. T. woodward. President Of the
Randle Highlands citizens3 Association,
Is I'll at his home In Pennsylvania. Ave-
nue.. and Il IL expected that he viii be
compelled 10 remain indoors for some
time. Owing to DR.. Woodwardss condl-
ton. Il has besn necessary to postpone
the public meeting which was % have
been held this week.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Quotations given below are for lErgs lots Job
bers' prices are higher
EGGs-Nezr-hF fresh Virginia; Is;>West virginia
and Southwest Virginia. 1sa; Tnnessee lsalS5
BUTTER-Elgin tHnS. Sassai Western drSta
cHEEsE-Nev Yort state fAetoy. new. lsaizk
POULTRY-Hens. per H.. III; rooste1, per n,
.; turkeys sal7; chickens. winter. 25A1; ehicksns
'p5iRsss ga4e en4yT dSe1s TS pe5 b. lssl4 "a.
IS; roosten. per n. sal0; turkeys. per ID,
lsAls; ducks psr D.. Ian; Esese. pr h.. Iial1
VEGETABLES-PotAtoes. old. Per slck. a&A5-75
100; sweet. North Carolina. pr bbl. 80; Jams
North Carolina, peT bbl. 3ooalW; onions, PEI
sack, L0a60; Bermuda. per crate. a7s&Aoo; PloEida
new cabbage, per bbl.. 2@z13; per e.. 30; esg
plant. Florida, pr crate. 40o13oo; lettnce, per bas
ket. L5a20; string beans, per basket, LDa251i
white beans, per basket L0oai25; celeTy, PER doz.
I5aloo; squash, Florida. per crate, Loosl0s 6eets
FloEida, Per Gate. 2ooa25; kaie. per bbl-. Saso
spinach. PER bbl., T5Al-0; tomatoes. Florida PEI
crate. 2ooas.50; asparagus. per doz., L0aa0: rhl-
barb, per 100 lbs, 2oAz9; cncnmbers. F1oridA, PEI
crate. Lsoa27s.
GREEN FRurrs-Appsss per obl., aasssO; Gp-
box. 275aSo0; Florida oranges. LeoaG5: lemons Per
box, a2a3o; gnpe fruit, pr box. 5Ooa675; pine
apples. 375Aa5; strawberries. FIorida. per at, nan
zoo; No. 4 Moss o.; mixed hsy. np;Hoo; strsv.
rye bali. 15.oo1l7o0s machine thrash. Aooal1oo;
straw, Wheat. per ton. a0As.5; straw. oat Per
LIVE srocK-sheep. per ID. sss: srrinr
lambs. per Ib.. Dan; calves. choiee. pr n. D
medium. Per h., eaeA
GRAIN-whsst per bashsI, LMai@; CON,
shsled. fsasO: ear. pr bbl asosL1D: oats Western
whits, No. pr bushel eoaG; oatA mirsd. psI
buahel. sssso; hran, pr ton, 2oo; middiins. psi
ton, ma
WOOL AND HIDEs-wooI. vashed, fres Of
buru. per b. 2la5: wool. unTashed. psr h.. p;
-@S d5. Per n, l5als; green hides ID. II: eali-
Z green. each. lz5al-E.
sEEDS-Red clover. pr bu-. l48al18; al
sike clover. per bnshel BooalAT5: white clover.
per bushel, B.ona3ao0; crimson clover 65oa655;
timothy. per hushe. sooa7oo blue gas. PER baaA-
el. 2Soal0; redtop rass BooaH.O Per 10 Ia
Alfalfa. per bushel 7.ooas.eo.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

Baltimore. April 2.-FLOUR-wintsr Extra. "a
As: do. clear. 4s5a4sO; do, straight. ko5aSs
do, patent. 540a5-s5; spring clear. AeaAe6; do.
straight 5Bas.6s: do. patent, s7os5, City Mix
best patent 6Ts: do, high grade patent co: do.
high grade straight. 6D; do. cholcs family 81;
do extra, 4.2oal-D; rye -four medinm 10 choice
5.ooa5z5; conmsal. 100 Ibs. LsoA20.
0ATs-stock IN eleFators &Z0 bushels; dhip-
meufs from elevators, 473s bunhels No 4 white.
s.; Standard white. eni No white e.
RYE-Stock IN elevator. D.sI1 bushels; ship
meuts ffun elerstors 2,aa bushelE Bag lotE. near
By. a to qu.rity tnes)i 7sAss; No. r5e. Western.
domestic soa9e
NnLLFEED- -sndns bnn. IN Imln sscaa, pr
ton s0a3ooo: -four to white middlings IN loopound
ackz, soooAz2oo; Western middliurI IN loo-pound
sackB. per ton, 95osD0o; city Mills middllnEs n
1oop0und sacln. pr ton, 2.EaDu: City lr1ls
hran. IN Depuund saots, pr ton, looa1n
sIRAW-No ! straieht re straw n0oano. No
: straight ne straw. E-gAi6eo; No, i tansled rys
sLzzE.s 1kooAlkso; No. wheat stas.. Hooall 81;
no ] cat straw. isaoAisR; No. cat susr.
H17-Ne. tinsshy. zsouna; No 1 ss.r.,,
No. J. zooa80: choice Hghf cio7er nairsd.
AoaA8; No ! MIXED. 2N8oo. No Z
mirsd. 0s11EDs allslfl choici. H5oaSllco, Ma
], 8U; No. ] clos9. A.sosB.oo. do, 10 Z
2.cA1tWs meadow uass and xrrT rraEsT hay
i8cl41oos uopads hay. - to knd. quality. and
so1dilion. noodeo1; packing hay nd s4sis Elis
11ooa16u
Ea6s-aI.sl.ua. rsnssi,.u.. sud n..r.l. ns....
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30

ers, dancers. and comedians opened the
week at the Howard Theater last night
to a capacity house. This very enter
tanning production has been materially
improved since its last appearance here
and Is so tuneful and funny one cannot
help but be In laughter most OF the
evening. The songs are exceptionally
good. the dances pleasing, the chorus
strong. and the three acts go with q
rush.
In addition to J. Leubrie Hill. Miss
Evon Robinson, Charles Woriey. and
Richard Shelton scored individual hits
The entire production is handsomely
costumed and attractively staged. Matt
nees Thursday and Saturday at popular
prices.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
WALL STREET NEWS
Reading Is Leader in Market Again,
Selling at Highest Price in
History Of Company.
D THOMAS G. sHoTWELL.

ny THOMAS Q. SHoIAEBb.
agew York. April 2.-Reading was
leader IN the stock market again to-day.
selling up between low and high more
than dve points and establishing itself At
the highest price IN the history OF the
company. The remarkable thing about
this advance In Reading was that II did
not alarm the rest OF the market Under
ordinary circumstances such rise
would have started rumors Of a corner.
The advance is admitted to be ON merit
There are probably shorts in the Read
ing market to the extent Of 1900 shares,
but they knew what they were doing.
and nobody is wasting any sympathy
on them now that they are losing their
money.
Conservative bankeIA estimate Reading
worth 900. The company is going to build
\ new station in Jersey City 70 cost sew
eraI million dollars, but II has such =
large reserve that this viii not AFFECT
It's investment standing omcials deny
that segregation Is proposed for the i'm
mediate future, but the tape says that
there viii be segregation II VIII come
some time this year at the latest, and
rights worth $50 OF. so q share win be
given 10 Reading stockholders before
many months The action OF Lacxa-
wanna furnishes a precedent for Reading
stockholders
American Can came back with swift
rebound when some traders began taking
profits with the idea OF breaking Il
They got IL down to s7ik. but IT was back
to ssN before they could recover any
stock. Can. like Reading, is rising. not
because Of manipulation. but because the
people who know the value Of the stocks
have laid them away for a long pull.
There will be no Reading or Can from
inside sources for a year or two. and
persons who go short Of these stocks do
so with their eyes open. National Bis
cult made a new high record. The gen.
eral market was quiet most OF the day.
In the Copper stocks there is another
short interest entrapped. particularly in
Amalgamated. When the stock was put
on a { per cent dividend basis many
persons were disappointed. Besides, II
became known about that time that the
Anaconda had not quite earned its divi-
dend for the calender year Of 1911 But
the traders overlooked the fact that cop
per did not rise TO profitable prices until
the end OF the year. and that an Of 1872
business has been done on a basis that
gives Amalgamated equities in the Ana
conda earnings double those Of last
year.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
ANAcosTIA.

Anacostia Tent, No. !. knights Of the
Maccabees, met last night In the local
Masonic Han. with a large member
ship present, and admitted a number, OF
candidates into the order.
A special meeting Of the Ladies' Guild
OF Emmanuel Episcopal Church was held
yesterday afternoon In the parish hall in
v Street, with the new officers IN charge
Of their first meeting. Mrs. Joseph King.
president conducted the meeting. and ar
rangements were made for a supper to
be given May q.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
The Safest Investments
PROPOSALS.

DTFoT oUzRTER91sTER's oFFTcE. WASH
ington d. c., April ]. lsl2-Sealed proposals win
be receired here until II a. m. NAY l. l9iz tor
Furnishing wood, forage straw. mineral oil md g1ss
cline al washington. d. q. and posts IN vicinity;
also for lob printing remoEng ashes and refnae mat
Ter and ahoeing animals in Wakhinginn. d. c, dur.
ing the fiscal teAr c0mmencins July ], BIZ In
rus. Depot ouhrtermaStsr. npl,1aA.90
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or lfHs
District Of Columbia, Washington, Arril .. MI
Sealed proposals VIII Be- received at THIS once uniii
Il SarS. Washington, ID. e.. one electric uuloader
complete and resdy for erection for cleaning equip
rrerf for Sewer Derartmeut Specincations and
form Of proposal mas 3 ooialncd IRON the Furchls
ING oe1csr, D.. Q. CuNo 4, ngDQisRh, 1OtiN
zionrrr D O. apI.2D
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
NORFOLK & WESTERN RwY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. Q. Isu
La.Ia Mn.hin..nn NaH unlan statinn

SCHEDULE N EFFECT OCT. @ Ill
Laass Washington. New Union Station.
80 N DGily-An poius On Norfolk and WesD.
an
D1o p N DGny-RoGnoks Bristol. wnstuu
balem. knoxune. ChattanooG1. HAshx1le. He1
Orleans ThrouEh SLEEPER. Dining cara
40 .. m--For Bristol. KnoxSiiis. Chattnnouln.
HaahTine and MemphiA Washington- MenrhiI
deeper open at 10 p n
For NorfoTk-LeaEs washingtou. tD a n daEly,
arriFs Norfok. II - a n: mo- noon daily. Eu1El
Norfolk. sD .. N. daily. Parior carr Leave Rtch-
nond eaily lIe p n. ErTiFs Norfolk. Z y p-A
Gao p n. Daily-Ber-yvfie Luray. shsnAnAoaA
Trims from the Southwest arfEs SIS a n; ~
p n. and 12:lS a N
An iafcFmatoa Fou7tseuh srs-t and Ess Tea
aVenne (Bond BuldluE)
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
NEW YORK 1--we STOCK.

New York, April 8l-In the live stOck market To-
day steers SLOW but steady; bulls dmS b. e-Ss
steady; medium and common grades M
higher. steers. 625aAD; bulls. 4.onG72 coHs 24sa
as; tail ends. 2so. sDressed beef hmer At lIisa
lSA calves easier, undeFgrades Eas0 lower. veals
650aso0; eulls 6e1s6O0; buttermilks lHab 30
Dressed calves about steady citydressed vsals Iala
selected earcasses sisalZ
Sheep and lamts soo higher than last Friday
UrHhorn sheep. 55AT.T5: a few head. 500; clipped
sheep. 4sna65o: clipped culls 35hloo Wooled lambs
a0ale-D; ciTped do. sooasSo culls. 100; clipped
yea-iings &o5; sprinE lambs. i1oe By the head so
ako0 Dressed mutton higher at niaa15; dressed
lambs, l6
Hogs about steady at 6ooAs5; = fsw alss. ssou
40 ContEy-dresssd hoes steady.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
ALHAMBRA.

5 The Alhambra Theater to-day viii
feature a regular double bill ladies' day
motion picture Offering. to include, the
Edison masterpiece, THE Great Train
Robbery" A love story. False 70 Both
Dickens famous David Copperield" In
motion pictures Is sure 10 delight young
and Old The Animated Weekly. q mo-
ton photo OF current events, is now a
feature at this theater. A first-time-
shown drama Win be the concluding
feature. Announcement IN The Herald
WIN soon be made OF the appearance OF
the Gasuke and Steve
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
NIARKETS--FTNANC COMMERCE

los o. - d.. Eastern Shoe. Msr5lind and
Virgins, n; Western nnIis. lols "a. B: Weaf fir-
rria lniz. los %, q southern North csr6llns
loH on. u guinea ezll. pa do1.. ~.
choice Sla5ih; d. good. GAn: imliHfion, 5 do,
PRINT, 1a3l; do. bl0cks Slas3; ladle. 3s25; Aary
land and pennylTania ruilas. ner H.. 1H5; Ohio
rolls. pr ID, 2A3; Vest virginia. rolls per H.
-; slols-packed. per n. an llarsllnd pir-
GINA. and Pennylyznla dairy prints per H..
zAzs pEouss butter. zuesit
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
RUSSIA SENDS SYMPATHY.
Maritime Interests Grieved BY Awful
Loss of Titanic.

Expressions Of grief on the part Of
Russian maritime and navigation inter
ests on account OF the Titanic disaster
were received by the State Department
yesterday from Admiral G. De Livron
President Of the Russian Imperial So
ciety Of Navigation The message was,
IN part. as follows:
The awful loss Of the S. 8. Titanic has
deeply grfved every feeling heart IN
Russia. We beg you to transmit to the
American nation our deepfelt sympathy
and hearty coincidence. also our adnira-
tion for the splendid heroism and sub
lime moral value displayed by their sons
and daughters In this heartrending dis
aster"
Acting Secretary Of State Wilson made
a prompt reply to the telegram from
Admiral De Livron. thanking him and
the maritime bodies interested for their
tribute to those who lost their lives In
the Titanic disaster.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
REPORT ON NEALE CLAIM.

COnmiHsioners Tell House They Are
Not Familiar with Details.
Declaring that they were not familiar
with the details Of the matter. the com-
mIssioners yesterday afternoon sent q
report TO the House. suggesting that the
bill for the relief Of the heirs Of Mary
Z. Neale. which was introduced by Rep
resentative Ben johnson OF Kentucky.
examination and report
The bill provides for the payment OF a
claim OF the heirs OF Mary E Neale for
the use and occupation OF and damage
TO a wharf belonging to jeremiah Booth,
father OF Mrs. NeaIe. The wharf. II Is
maintained. was used by the, District
government for municipal purposes after
the year 1S72 II was located in the
Southeast section Of the city.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30

eeIlent. Little Dorothy Hayden has a
cance in the second part which has the
front row with her.
The chorus Is young and pretty. wears
handsome costumes and sings and dances
well.
Sandwiehed between acts Is good olio
consisting Of Alexis and SchaH in one Of
the best contortionist acts seen here this
season. James c. Dixon "The Street
Singer" made good with the house.
James and Lucia Cooper are the same
old favorites In their talking and sing
ing act The Symphony Quartet sang
several popular songs
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEw YoRK MoNEY.

NsE Yolk Arr1 3,-Rloney % cal % the Stocs
Ezchsnss today opsnsd 4 ~ 1cr cent; hiEhest, s.
lowest -; closing = psf cent Most q he dsy's
loans He1s mnds 1t - pr cent
Tims money MARKET opened dun nd mchanrod
with 1tes * pr csut for sixfs dazs s1a5H psr
nsnt for trie and f0,n months. and ~ pcr csni
f1r 4dEs and ~ morihA
Connsrrial pspr i quist ana unchAnrsd a "a
a psr ornt f0r the haf names London discuunfs.
- ~ ~ rars discounts. ) per cent. uncharr.d
nsIln diponis. - pr ccui, uDchaug1d
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAIIROAr

LEAVE UNION STATION
ROYAL BLUE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE ODD HOUR
TO PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
NEW YORK TERMINALS. LIBERTY STREET
and ". TwENTY-THIRD STREET.
To. f9O Royal 5pe1al, hours), P00 Royal
speaAD, IL % a N. 30, 30 Royll Limited
housl. 50o, SW p N. and r2a5 niEht. rs
q. m Dfnen and Parlor CArs On day tzains
Sleepen sf215 night open at N0o p N
PhfladelphiE and Atlantis City, n10 sS0 SIm
4 n ~. so $50 D N
10 BALTIMORE
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
WEEK days. 10 a. N. TO 1o0o D nj
7sS. .s0o. Sd 10. IN. is0o Ss0. -.
fao 1000. no a n; s12oo noon, 1895 TD
nds. ma. 10 f5@. So. tm. HB so.
t5as .5Sl fsm, v0. I'm. 81. fso. 'l0so.
1850 n g. s215 uizht-
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. 80 a. m. T3. - .. n
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUISVUsL1
's1o a n. 40 p m, 1910 night
PITTSBuRG. 80 q. N. T5s 80 p n. sTzO
night tSleeper ready 10 p nj
CLEVELAND. 9ao p N. COLUMBUS. -
p n
WHEELING, 30 A. N, Snpm-
Schedules o. local trains al ticket otoe4
daily, fErcept Sunday. Sunday only.
TELEPHONES at following Ticket omees: lsth
and New York Ava n. W.. Main issi; as Fem
yiSania Ave. Main ~; Union Station o0es. Main
IN
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WAsH1aaToE srocK MARKEg.
81. as1I.r Ed. Q q -.

sai.s; Rszisr can. \ e'eIoek non.
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= at ~.
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Citi1cns savings Bank. ~ r.
Union SzsiDgs Bank a. 30
nerczntils Savings Bank. 100 a TO-
Arlington Insurance. ~ At ith
Amer call: Asf
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. Potcmac cons s.. 'e2no at ioe&-
Capital Trzctiou 5 at i1M 5 Al lEh
GAS BONDA
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
ButIdinE Brinr. aIaO. 900.

The three-story building at 121s +
Street Northwest. occupied by Smoot &
JelIeff, has been sold to Frank walter.
through the ofiice Of Cecil. Talbot & Co..
In connection with Joseph Herzog. The
property has a frontage of 80 feet and
depth Of 15s feet The price is said to
have been about $4,000.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
afrl. 10 Gire Exhfhltton.

The gymnasium classes OF the 7. w.
c. A.. under Miss Ruth Swems direc-
inx at National Rifles Arlnory. for the
'beneat Of the educational dePartmept
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
To Head Joint COMMITTEES.

DIR. Percy Hickling was yesterday
elected chairman OF the Joint COMMITTEES
OF the Board OF Trade and Chamber Of
Commerce appointed to make prepafz-
tions for the entertainment Of the Fif-
teenth International Congress Of Hygiene
and Demography at a meeting held in
the Board Of Trade rooms
DR.. Hickling was also made chairman
OF the entertainment committee.
Harry C. C., Stiles was elected chair
man Of the committee on badges; Fred
A Fenning. chairman OF the committee
on information. and William F. GUIDE,
chairman of the committee on hotels.
The finance committee is yet to be
chosen. The committee viii hold another
meeting at the board rooms next Satur-
day at noon. at which the names OF the
members Of each committee will be an
nouneed-
The Washington herald., 1912-04-30
CHICAGO GRAIN.

onotati0ns furnished tg W. 3. Hibas %.
members of the chicaeo Board q Trade, Hibhs
Buildina
Chicago. ArrA 2-WHEAT-CIossd IL to X
lover after touching new high figures Heavy hqui.
dation e1used the slump. May. Llff; July. LIS
September. l.Dostale9R
c0RS-ouict: unchsnged: busines very snail.
Nay. 7e3t; July, 774a77ts September S61
0ATS-Dun; unchanged Nay, HaEss; July.
-; septGnber. llstall1k