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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-20
WALL STREET GOSSIP.

NEW YORK, April ia,--The news
uaner war that is being "astq
tween the United States ana Japan
arrarantly resulted, today in the SAFE
~ one Japanese imperial goEethliellt
FIRST series Ia per cent hoao' aS
Se12 off Ia The second series aFt
also off Is on the week. NO attempt
80 made to calculate what proper
lion If the recent liquidation IN our
avn stocks and bonds might be AT
4rfbtted 10 the prospect or a clash
WITH Cur new enemy" even ny those
who thought the subject Called TOT inc
least serious attention.
xaxtcan Petroleum during the past
few DAYS has been as active as Lthted
States Steel common, one of the gen
orally accepted market leaders Wiz
il az course. an usual feature, There
seams TO be not little confusion
~ comment I'm regard to the annual
renort Of the company issued during
the present week. One commission
honse in the week end letter makes
the following observation thereon.
sThe Mexican Petroleum company In
1911 included IN its gross and net m
come s1,O5e.ss2 for increase In oil
on hand during the year OH or
any other materials on hand are moth
ing but inventories, and to include In
ventories as part Of income IS count
ing the chickens before the eggs are
laid"
Interest In the provision Of the new
income tax bill has qu!ckened de-
cidediy during the past week, and
there has been an active demand for
copies of the bill. The business Of
punching holes In the measure has
proceeded merrily. One Of the latest
''dsscoveries' III that good preferred
stocks OF corporations will be prac-
4icaIly exempt from the tax This
theory is based on the clause Of the
hiA which provides for a / per cent
tax on the net income Of corpora
tions Apparently after the payment
Of this amount the income derived BY
the stockholders is free from further
taxation. In the case Of companies
which have a small margin over the
preferred dividend II is contended that
the common stockholders alone will
feel the burden of the tax. The pre-
ferred stockholders will get their dis
frihution as usual but the levying Of
the tax will reduce the surplus avail
able for dividends ON the common.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-20
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. April 19.-The cot
ton market was under heavy pressure
again this morning, with prices max
ing new low ground for the move
ment. and with May contracts sell
ing at the lowest level reached since
they touched 10 cents last Decen1-
Der. The opening was barely steady
at decline Of 2 to points, and
while there wac heavy realizing by
bold shorts the market sold to Z
points net lower before the end oi
the first hour. The local market
closed steady. to - points lower
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-20
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

{Reported by Rodgers, NcCabe & Coz
Petersburg, Va. April 10, 1918,
SPANISH-Marke frm.
FarmsAs' Spanish, S1.s5 per bushel,
No. [ Shelled Spanish, 7%c to Sc
per ID.
No. z SHIELDED Spanish, 5%o per lb.
VIRGINTAS--
Jumbo. &c per III
Extra prime, 81 per h.
Prime, Sc per ID.
Machine picked, 2%o to 314c per III.
Smelling stock. ZiAc per h.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-20
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

fReported by Caakie q. Rurch g. Co
lois East Main street. Richmond. Va }
Richmond, Va, April 10, 1913,
STATE ETrrrRITTTS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-20

be applied TO the numbers and values
Of horses and mules on farms Janu-
airy LIST, ii would indicate a total of
loss Of approxim $4,000 head, at
$4,000.
The condition. as to heaIthfuIneas,
Of horses and mules on April L. 1913
which compares with 937 similarly
estimated year ago and about 95 5,
the ten-year average
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-20

Stock
Sales

Sales Stock.
American Beet Sugar. .......
AlIis-rhambers ......,..-..
100 AlHs~ Chalmers. pfd. ....,t.
IL HU0 AmalEamated Copper ..,....
geo American Can ....-...,..-.,..
see American Can, pfd. .....-.,
American Car aud Foundry
Amer. Car and Foundry, pfd.
American Cotton OH.
American Locomotive ... ....
American Locomotive, pfd
] zoo American Smelling ........
American Sugar ,....,..--.
zoo American Tel and Tel. Co.
American Tobacco. com .....
90 American Tobacco. pfd..,..
200 anaconda Gopher ..........
100 Atlantic Coast Line .........
500 Baltimore and o,.-......
see Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
: 2o9 Canadian Pacific ...,..,....
! 200 Chesapeake and ohio.,.....
100 Chicago Great Western.
200 Chicago, Nil, and st, Paul
Chicago and Northwestern
Clev., Gin, chi. and st Louis
200 Central Leather ...+.,..'...
Colorado Fuel and Iron ....
Colorado and Southern.
colorado and South, tst pfd.
Colorado and South, "a pfd-
Consolidated Gas ......-..-.
Delaware and Hudson -...-....
Denver and Rio Grande, com.
100 Denver and Rio Grande. pfd.
Dlstiliers Sec, Cor, .......,.
TG9 Ria 1st ma
3G2 General Electric ......,...,..
zoo Great Northern Ore Ctfs.
Illinois Central ............
Boa Int Metropolitan ......,..,
80. . y >''' ,T9.a3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-20
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO. April 19,-The grain
market was duh today, and prices
Changed only fractionally for wheat
and corn. Oats were about steady,
and closed unchanged. while wheat
and corn closed generally Is to ] 2
higher
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-20

MARKET CONDITIONS
Poultry-Fowl Of all kinds being
cleaned up promptly on arrival.
Live stock-All live stock in de-
mand. Veals very scarce and market
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-03-29
Amendment Ballot No. z.

fourteen of article of the ccnstu
relief insurng Of members Of fire depart
Y.
The shall be nor be interested
any Improvement such
work except improvement aiding improvement Of the
public wagon ds protection Of lands owned by
expenditure the Of land or other
property legislature b. provide for the relief aarng
pxrs;1Ias Il members departments
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-03-29
HOW WILL you VOTE THE 9TH OF APRIL
Amendment Ballot No |.

constitution
the of and courts OF like
the purity elections and guard
of all elective oc
preceding election fer
office offs orinthei rrespec
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1913-03-29
amendment Ballot No. 3.

s7a1.4-. ~ ina qi nineteen i article i've 81 the constitution
ara r-s 7,l.-- : -.s .z5,ve - go -7 - ~
saavq 7rrer Of me STATE .; ,ral- i. vested Sen
7a4s passed BY
and de-
l required propose any
w sgl5a-a petitions
a s-e a .e7t i any session az t ys.e Every petition shall
1 -i-i as alras a ss1.d By aaaasd electors Of the State
m m pressing e.o7 elected Upon receipt
@ z a 1'l q sac a.! s the SAM to ascertain II sa petit
oa mas a @ p me 'It n1m Of qlaHhed electors and the same has
soon o1r- ana organizes The ar proposed BY such petitions shall be either
from the petition received the legislature
subject srsatam hereinafter provided any law ped for be
y % asea Upon o 1ae legislature within SAID fort, days the
next az general election The may reject any measure so pro,
and roll calls and be
suing general election All said initiative petitions last above described shall
n ss5 le is ss 1' black face type the following Initiative measure to be pre-
aaumen.
safety given action legislature
Upon presentation to the secretary Of state within ninety days after the final
the Legislature OF petition ern to as herein as having
all candidates the last which
that act section any act of the legislature be submitted the
for approval rejection the secretary Of state after eanya'ng such petition
electors
submitted the
@ S % % ssso ANY se sha effect Ns ten d
Any petition may presented sections
cities having street numbers and his election precinct Any qualified eor of the
Is
is
required verified
in
circulated but said circulated filed
Within
forward said petition to the secretary Within days the transmission
said within the
mayor
IN s..
Evening star., 1913-10-31
FOR sALE-HousEs.

$500 cash. $3.50 q month. including interest
Good section northeast
heat: very deep lot: oil good features Of u
high-prfced home.
81. 500 cash. $3.50 month. including interest.
Corner house northwest.
An unusually charming home: bedrooms:
lixht; hot-water heat: laundry; servants
toilet: tapestry brick front: side lawn.
$sa75.
$500 cash. ST 80 month. including interest.
On fne avenue northwest.
ho,-wa heat; electric light: servants toilet:
laundry: 10 foot front: deep lot.
81. go cash, $3.50 month. including interest.
Best part Of Mt. Pleasant.
Sos
every modern feature: deep lot.
81. $50 cash, $3.50 q month. including interest.
Choice northwest location.
Beautiful colonial homes Of 10 rooms, ,
= feet inches wide: LOT l75 feet deep to
paved alley: accommodation for garaye.
$i0.5Oo.
Overlooking Rock Creek Valley
Eleven rooms: eepng porchcs; bs thrcoms:
an extraordinarily attractive residence.
For keys to inspect any Of these properties
apply to
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON. INC,
Owner. 20o Colorado bldg. 18th and g ets.
mo place like home; no homes like ours"
Evening star., 1913-10-31
wAvERLY PARK.
THE SUBDIVISION OF LITTLE
FARMS.

THE SUBDIVISION OF LITTLE
FARMS.
JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS.
DIRECTLY ON THE ELECTRIC
ROAD. HOW WOULD YOU LIKE
TO OWN ONE OF THESE LITTLE
FARMS, ALL MADE UP TO YOUR
ORDEE-W1TH FRUITS. FLOWERS.
GARDEN, POULTRY-A MINIATURES
FARM WITH ALL CITY CoNvEN-
FENCES AND AT A LESS CoaT
THAN A TwENTY-FOOT LOT lN
THE CITY?
CUT YOUR LIVING EXPENSES
ONE-HALF.
THESE LITTLE FARMS ARE
ONLY IS MINUTES FROM THE
TREASURY AND DIRECTLY on
THE ELECTRIC LINE AND IN A
NELGHBORHOOD WITH A FUTURE.
YOU CAN SECURE ONE or THESE
LITTLE FARMS FOR ONLY 10
CENTS PER DAY. BUY NOW
WHILE PRICES ARE Low. THEY
WILL SURELY ADVANCE. PRICES.
$500 TO $4O0, PAYABLE SO DOWN.
IS PER MONTH. COME OUT sun
DAY AND SEE WHAT WE ARE
TALKING ABOUT.
TAKE WASHINGTON AND SPA
SPRINGS ELECTRIC LINE WASH
INGTON INTERCRBAN AT FTF-
TEENTH AND H STS. Me-. OVER
THE BLADEySBURG ROAD CWASH-
INGTON AND BALTIMORE BoULEr
vARD) DIRECT TO wAvERLY
PARK. SPEND A DAY IN THE
COUNTRY AND COLLECT THE
BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN LEAVES.
GET PLATS AND MAPS AT OFFICE
WAvERLY PARK COMPANY, rs
18th ST. NV. ROOMS z AND Q.
Evening star., 1913-10-31

Z Oh hEN 1-b1 0Lo.
1714 Pa.
NW.1752 18th. 1lr:
nv. " .i7si T. ior. .b'ss.s
NV. W.1629 Col nd. 8r.
b. garage -. .42.W'
...W.2114 II. Tor. b 80. 81.
NV. 1897 10th st. 30. 80
NV. .2l44 I. Or. h. .30.5'
NV. .S23 18th. 9r.h.A.M
NV. .439New ton. 6r. b3O. n
EW.T02 T. Sr.b. 300
W.2413 Pa av. Or.
b................2.I) b.
NV. 1921 26th. Or. b. .2.m
NV. .932 l.. Sr. b. $3.50
Sc. .322 s 9. av. Or. b. 3.5O
NE, ,622 Sd. Sr. b.. rs. .6d
NJ 522 7th. ar. h. 81 m
MYTH Doth, 7r. b. 2.5C
NV. 1921 26th. Or, b. 22.5t
NE. 90" Stn. tsr. W
NV, 2223 H.5r, ". .10.0
APARTMENTS.
NV. 3. 4. 8r and b
apis In the Octa-
via. :. .&2a. so to Sf5. m
NV. 1913 @. 5r.b b. $500
NV, ,1233Euclid. .6r. b45. IN
NV. 1922 @. 5r. b. .37.5G
NW,1S13 F, Copiey
apts. Or. b. 30. on
NV. .217 N. Or. b. "a. M
SW. 1903 C.. .6r. b. 20 s.
Cot cOmnIete llRt ar.
Evening star., 1913-10-31

-. LII sh lISos
ave. NV.
NW.S Q. Or. b....O.5o
::.1cO3 Pa av.hr. b. 1850
w, 1874 7th. 3r. b. Is. 90
STORES. ETC.
WI 9th. store. 80. 10
,W.Sl4 III. store. 1000
'O9 11th. store. 1000
.3O4 p. store. IS 80
NV. 1s4S -.th. sto. $500
wv. .2O2a L. sto&fit. '0.SO
INV, ,1715 Fla av.sto15.60
NV. Warehouse 800
WHAT p. store 1890
INV, storage room. 500
STABLE OR GARAGE.
NV. .2110 Il st. 139
stalls ..........175.W
NV. .1126 10th. rear.
8 stalls 1000
NV. 1926 18th. rear.
garage. z rooms. III. 90
NV. 2O16 r st. rear.
8 stalls .........1J.@
INV, ,2009 F st. rear.
garage 800
| COLORED TENANTS.
wv. 1919 G. 12r b. 1870
W,1O23 21st, Or. b. .22.5O
Nv. 2O29 L. 7r. b.2.5b
| wv. .2O24 F.. 6r. b. .2O.5
wv .1713 Seaton st.
Or and water. .1S 90
INV. .262O X. 5r. b. 4 $50
Mice.
Evening star., 1913-10-31

TELEPHONE
MAIN e7e.
Evening star., 1913-10-31

ROOMS AND BATH. CELLAR: FURNACE
home, in ecod neiehncrnood: rent. $3.50. e4os
Naylor road Inquire at 1401 22nd st.
or at Cpl 4th st. NV.
FOR RENT-63l y c. AVE. Sc: EIGHT
S3O.85. JOHN T. KNOTT. 91S # st.
Evening star., 1913-10-31

DEPOT QEARTERMASfER'S OFFICE
washington, b. c.. October %. 1913.-Sealed
propose 8 will be received at this Office until
II o'c ock an, November 3, ! 13. and theu
opened for construction Of an addition to the
kitchen and mcssro0m addition at tae Walter
Reed General Hospital. D. G. Further infos-
nation and blank foEsns, ETC., furnished On ap-
piicattou. q. b. D0WNEY,. Depot Quarter.
Evening star., 1913-10-31

S ROOMS; HoT-WATER HEAT: BATH: CAB
den; chicken house: stable: 15O II ffom STA
ton: Is min. from post oG6cs: reasonable. W.
g. WEIRJ'nN. ~. D.. Baiiston Va.
TOR RENT-COLLEGE PARK. Nd. RlCHr
a electric car iine: rooms Reduced from
SIS to $3.50 month. Apply lA5 B q. e. .
Evening star., 1913-10-31

FOR RENT-19ss CALVERT ST.: 10 ROOMS
and baths. steam heat kitchen on first door
II. L. RUST. l4O0 II st. NV.
Evening star., 1913-10-31

YoU ARE NOT TEMPTED
no SPEND REAL ESTATE.
The inclinatiou is all the Other x2y--
one Is always ambitious 10 add 20 HE
to buy. We 'S have es made Z feature u u of sell.
ing attractive properties On easy teruas at
Don't think because you haven't . fand
yond the possibility Of besomins : rL
list.
4-room house, nice lots; be /
car fare; high. healthy location
$40 cash-$lo month. Total. 500
Groom house-S nice lots; nj, kinds
Of fruit; dne water: good iocati0n:
$50 cash-sI: month. Total. ..s,.soe !.
Take q Vt. car. -
Get OF at 6ist st. ne W.
Come out today Sunday. 1M
Agent on grounds. : IA
IN
s-room pebble-dash house; cozy ana y
substantial: electric lights; dnc y
lots: 3 minutes to Treasury Dept; !
/ minute 70 carr; &c fare
800 cash-$20 month. Total. $3.50 :
Take q Ct car.
Get OF at S4th q. ne.
Come out today O. Sunday.
Agen, on yrounda
O. 3. ZASTzlNGER,
City Od.e.
9th and New YORK ave. NV.
Main 1911.
Evening star., 1913-10-31

-
FOX HENI-HY 3: =: oACL ~.
954 NeW 10 dols 5 ave: ,c:,o Aa1in ,s,n 81.
sl5 6sn tn NV; .oT; % 80 "aatef M s. se'0,' %
g L NV. ios. $500 81 n NV. sr; ".
2223 lN NV, ~. %. q, ;2V S a. & NV. II. O.: !:
81. ea+ q, NV: ": Ssn, SS n r :.
E25 Oth nv. u. o. So ssOa y nv. OF. ".
!5S NV. tr: o: $50 LIZ aUIn NV .hr.
1880 Ore NV. BID So aa5I oIn NV. OF.
g M < NV. r. =. S.:ss.S $: s. s. @Ist nw.s;S.
I72s 9th NV: s:.S. g. 50 sosH Bryant n..e.
30S NJ nw, 6r. O., aoo NV, or,w...
!a42 Riggs nw.Sr.bIS.W Sli ny av se.Sr. d
ZIG n ~ nw.Ar ,Dz0.9V l1U3 u ne. Or, o..
1I6 9Th ne. 9r, D; .%9.oo M 2zlsWater M nw:6s. > :,
g5 Z ne. 1lr. b.. .2Ssn o60 Warren ne. .4r,
Si1 soo p INV NV: VI. -. e ~ ~ 7os Barry pi NV.
63S n NV. Or. b.. 81 4i2 Wash'n st NV
COO Q nw. 7r. b.. $50 ~, Wash ct NV.
1909 Marion NV, .b22.a' t2OS Kirby NV ,5r.N
l!4a 9th NV. 6r.b. 22.5n 'l6 Wash st NV.
1923 D ne. 7r. b. 2 q GIG Girard nv. .6r.
BOT 4 NV. 0r. b. ..xZ!O' 334 w NV. 4r.w..
ill0 ] ne. Or. b.. .21. iM Al Prather'e ct,
ls5 Q NV. 6r. b. 20.50 .............
eSi ,1th nn srn 81 5,issss s1s ~ r,r A. :,
Sa4 q nv 1r h ie.5,iRear eIi n nv
i5e Mnrs.s ne e' A. hi1S %s1as % Nv ~ ~ nv
40 H'kman ..e g.. .b16.- n72 3Oth nw.5r.w
922 4th ne. Or. b. 1870 zoos 4th ne. 4r.w
sV4 av vnW.N.M,nHs % .soat a. nW.sr.,
y! Mich av ne 6.wi6.5 u F'fon ct nw:4r,
e' 81 as sr. AZ ISL iaa linden nd ne sr
7ss NJ Az NV .Sr, wi5.so A. ar. w.........
1922 X Sc, 6r. b. rs 80 512 r nv, Ii, lst 4
1881 9Th nv. w.5r,w. .1s.O SOP 7th NV Sr..
"a 2s5a 81 sher ;4"is'9S 4So 7th oSna M
LOS JOS Al 4th ne ,er,w:i!,s 2oll 14th NV. ST
,sss = s:daie as, ,s.S 1850 ,ss !'h nv. sto
1913 y se: or: o.: ;lz.O II .......-.
90 SolOHEn III ~ 49, ;s,a IN AZ ne. -.
tooe F,a n., av NV o. VI, "a % lsS' ,, S.n NV s'o'
1881 eth nx,7r,b. $50 1900 9th NV. sto
Sn9a ,th NV: E 10 o. 90 I1; IS 1 stos.a,.
41s q NV, ST. b.. .N.s s2i q. sto, II. b.
72a 4th NV. 7rb. 27. Sol 1898 Sth me- ct. .5r, |
BIS Mo az nv. 1dr. n27.- 1902 n Cap st. ;.
@ asss f1h stb NV NV srb sSss s iath = ag NV sto
400 X NV. Sr. b. .22Oj n.
e36 L NV. sr. ". .2i.5o 2osa Ga av. sto..
1928 Seaton nw.5. .b2O. Suisse o nw........
1924 9Th NV, 5r,b. 900, 7s9 l1th 80. -.
i,.,o 1E1ac ONO 7,,i. or ~ ~ q DooVs
FOX hESiASos ,. ~ Iith 81. NJ s aooMs ,Sn.
rent, $3.50. JOHN FORD. owner. 1922
more st. NV. Phone Col. 81.
To1 71Z77:. 7|E Al o.s ST .ID
n.w.) for business or residence. s13 ! st
the1t e TO-, r0snel 10 o1 s.n!. ~ Eom nv
BRICK. SO! 80; GEORGE HENpEhsc,S .lss -,
Estate. l41o r 81. n.w.- Pnone VAIN 1o'
12s 7tb, ST Me-. GROOM FRAME, RENT
I1i1 n at ne 5-room f~ame. stable.
J101 n e. ne 5n,nm frame
iio' = Rev se at a14 Marviand ave. ne.
-. -. :;
FOR REAI-D;D.I .IhUMPSVN ~. iSo o ,
ll35 Col rd.Sr, 20 E,o.Oo1 lI6d ,WiAaro. OF,
zoo II NV. Or. b.. S.ths 420 18th 81. 4r
52S Tenn ev ne, VI. b1S1ol FOR COLOKEl
o4fi Pa az nv. ~ hZS ~ .hS irving II: o.
1924 ne. Ss, b. 80 ~ 1tth nw.5r.o;
lS63 ne. Or. b. .S.S0 ne, q" Ere, apt.4,. ~
AIS ! ne 6r. 800 2l2 NV. or:..
10 az nw.6r .wt6 50 34 Pierce st; 4r.'
'917 ~ se. S-. IL. 1870 fai" 4 ee ar.
-
ron RENT-,ass CALVERT SIT. 10 +
Evening star., 1913-10-31
FOR Rmr-HousEs.

I.NFTRNIsHisD 'rossi.s~sas.
isos IAN st. NV: suitable for once. studio.
doctor. tailor: per month. $45.
6sS Morris or e st. nc; 6s. and o.: reduced. per
III iitS sw. 7r.bsss so 4s7 10th sw. er. 1850
AZ sai1 1ith sW.sT.h-ss 5. 81 Md av sw. 4r.io.so
'ooa Va av nes coioknn sta Sc. 4r......7'o
: sss !: SO Rs:$sss Is:sss !, ::
aos 7th st. sw Phone Main 2ss6
ron RENT-1a4s q ST. Nw-THREE-sTORY
water heating. For keys apply JOHN r.
GREEN. 1416 q st. NV.
1918 Vi. ave. IS rooms. baths :. saeo 90
isas as 10th St ST" NV. IL rooms haths. isooo
ss.o St: NV. lor;. B.. garage. large lot $500
114s 5th st. NV. 10 rooms and bath s5s5
s4s Westminster st. NV. Or. and bath. $3.50
TYLER RUTHERFORD. Gnc.).
81 72S 10th ST NV.
ron RENT-BY L :. Mills. eos eth ST. NV:
y II, Sr 4; I1ds 111s :, Sc e. b : -"
1910 sth NV .1or b. IS. % s,S / sw nr.. .,tso
FOR nENT-ONE OF THE REST HOUSES IN
sss e ,iss st. sst: sas Gs!
inquire 6cs 14th. 0s
REDUCED TO $3.50.
432 Q st. NV. rocms and bath: nice home.
FOR RENT-s4s 50.
All srd NV. II rooms and bath; central
cHAs. s. sHREvE. 1909 7th NV.
FOR RENT-l5O8 PARK ROAD NV.
10 rooms and bath. In excellent condition:
gas and coal ranges: steam heat: splendid Gel
lar; perfectly dry; very desirable house; rent.
rss.. sIEE9nD q ECO a. Bonp5s sss Sc Co. s.. NV.
~" 'hSiossT cENrRaL H.a Il LiocAriiox.
II rooms and baths; hot-water heat; gas
and coal n,1r@nRn Tsqsei rent. t Sc RoRpEs co..
Phone NJ. 2c4o 6O4 5th st. NV.
FoR RENT-cHoIcE NoKTBwE>T HOUSES
s24 LIST st. n.w.. 9 rooms bath .... $SS 80 80
M i4i IS st. 81 NV. rooms. bath. furnace. $3.50
h0 Choice e. ICE SoRTHEAsT afHh ST. HOUSES. s
1851 ST. ne. er.. bath (co ored). 1880
CHOICE Southeast HOUSES.
D ST. s.e. 6r.. tiled bath. h.-w. heat. 26.5O
1884 B 'e St. st. s.e.. S rooms. Sats 1sso
"S ''c CHOICE a5 se sorrMWEsT rf; HOUSES. ''o
472 n ct. s.w.. 6 rooms. bath. ....... 1880
3o9 Mclean ave s.w 6 rooms. bath. 1870
1346 Union st. sw. s rooms, bath. ....... IL. Is
13S9 4h sw 8 reoms water. .......... 10.5J
1893 Union st. s.w. rooms. water.... $50
JAMES r. SHEA. 643 LA. AVE. NV.
ron RENT-BIG REDUCTION IN Rent.
1886 N. C. ave. ne.: = rooms and bath:
hall: white tenants. Rent, $3.50.
JAMES F. SHEA. s4s la. AVE. NV.
1908 r. l. AVE. N.w.--14 ROOMS AND Two
baths; bedrooms; s. 500 hot-wates heat; electric
THE r. a. SMrfH CO.. l4os n. Y. AVE-
FOR REST-615 MARYLAND AVE. NE. $40. SO
per month; IL roons and bath; hot-water heat.
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EPISCOPAL WANTS
SAINT WASHINGTON
Resolution Also Would Adopt
ST. Patrick and Canonize
John Wesley.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-George
Washington has been suggested as a
possible saint in the Protestant Epis-
copal Church during a discussion on a
resolution presented in the house of
deputies of the general convention by
Ere d. rick Cook Morehouse, of Mil
wa ulSee, as follows:
"Ro solved, That the house of bishops
concurring, that a table of days of
commemoration in this church for
which no special collect, epistle and
gospel are provided, be prepared to
.Ahe end that the sacrament of saint
hood in all churches may be recog-
nized. provided that no person de-
ceased within 100 years shall be COM
memorated in such table"
Mr.. Morehouse referred to the Co.'S
mopolitan population of this country
as an argument in favor of the rec
ognition of certain saints days and
against others. st. Swithin's Day, he
declared. meant little to Americans.
:. whereas st. Patrick's Day meant
much. He thought the calendar ought
to include st. Patrick's Day and St.
Willibrods Day. 81 should like to see
John Wesley recognized and George
Washington.
Mr.. Morehouse asked to have the
resolution referred to a committee
What power would the committee
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have to change the prayer book ?"
asked DR.. McKim, of Washington.
How could 1t insert on the calendar
the days for the observance Of st.
Patrick or st. Augustine or st. George
Washington" and a ripple of laugh
ter passed over the assemblage. He
suggested that the matter be referred
to the joint commission on revision
and enrichment of the prayer book,
which was done.
On the motion of Everett z. Wheeler
q resolution regarding child labor was
referred to the commission on manual
service.
An amended resolution for the cleo
ton of presiding bishop was passed
by both branches of the convention.
Instead of that official being without
q Jurisdiction, however, as in the orig
inal measure adopted by the House of
Deputies, he must be the head of @
diocese and shall lose his office when
he ceases to be such. This eliminates
the American pope" objection of low
churchmen They argued that a pre-
siding bishop without Jurisdiction
would be virtually a pope of the
church.
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F ANGUS COLUMBIA |.
MAY SAIL AGAIN
Propose Using Old Cup Defend
er as Trial Horse for
Candidates.

BRISTOL. r. l.. Oct 24.-The old
cup defender Columbia will probably
be requisitioned for the third time as
q trial boat for the Americas cup de-
fender or defenders next year, and
turned the Columbia over as trial
modore J. P. Morgan may be at her
wheel
The syndicate that will build the
boat now being designed here to meet
the fourth Upton invasion is con-
WINGED of the necessity of a COMPETE
tor IN the trial races. even though
such a boat should be considerably
larger than the 1914 defender
Mr.. Morgan inherited the Columbia
from his father, who headed the
syndicate that built her and who pur-
chased her after the first of the Lip
ton cup races. The elder Morgan
turned the Columbia over as a trial
boat for the Constitution in 1901. and
so ably was she managed by z. T.
Morgan and sailed by the famous
Charley Barr that the cup commit
tee was forced to reject the Constitu-
ton in favor OF the older but admit
tedly slower boat
The Columbia has rested on the
stocks at City Island for tri1e more
than ten years. She is reported TO
be in excellent condition, and can be
placed in commission with compara-
lively little expense. 1t is figured
that she would have to allow the new
defender a tri1e over ten minutes in
a thirty-mile course.
R. W Emmons, I'd, the manager
of the new boat. is holding weekly
conferences with n. 6. Herreschoff
the designer, regarding some of the
racing details. No sailing master has
yet been selected for the new boat.
which is expected to be launched by
May /.