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The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

William c. Conner. assistant foreman
IN the bindery. has improved sumciently
to be able to go to Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

William ]. Dow. chief clerk, who re-
Gently graduated at law, expects to b<
admitted to the bar in October.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

of last week. Mr.. Serrano recently has
been granted a patent for an invention
which may become a money maker.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

FRESHMAN Jesse A. Lehman. Of the
Record force, and Mrs Lehman, are
amending a few days at Atlantic City.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06
Mems Fashion Shop.
Furnishings. Hats. and CapA

last week on oficial business, on his
way from New York to Indianapolis, in
which city the organization has Its head
quarters.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

Arthur Armstrong. in charge of the
plate vault at night. is of for a three
weeks trip with his family to the East
ern watering places. Hank Allen will
handle the plate business during his alb
sence.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

While the European trip does not ap-
pear to be SO popular this year among
the G. P. o. people, there appear to be
more than ever planning for the water
trips to the West Indies and adjacent
resorts
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

The Saturday half holidays during the
months of July. August. and September
constituted the first official order Of Pub
lie Printer Ford.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

Kane Mahony, Of the hand section. re-
turned to the ONCE on July I. upon the
expiration Of his twenty days leave.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

Messrs. George p. Dowell and Assistant
Doorkeeper and Mail Distributor Charles
H. Greenachre have gone to Colonial
Beach for q few days.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

@. p. o. Council. National Union. will
entertain its members and their friends
at Marshall Hall on July Is. Everything
will Be free. President Dan Chisholm
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

Recent appointments as temporary
pressfeeders are Mrs. Belle Bright. Mrs
Jeanette Tyler. Mrs. Fannie F. FAINT.
Mrs. Otelia Taylor. Mrs. Kate DAILY.
Mrs. Johanna Riordan. Mrs. May ".
Murphey, and Mrs. Mary e. Whaley.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

Imposer James E. Hoee. of the specs.
has been granted all leave due.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

OF those granted leave in the hand
section day are F. NJ. Lloyd, Tom Nc
Farlane, G. H. Birdsall. William ]. Burr,
Carroll Harbaugh, Miss LOOMS, NJ. A
Maloney. Edward F. Morrison, and
George I. Woodgate.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

Imposer Clarence Lewis, Of the spess,
who has been on the sick list, returned
to the ONCE during the week.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

Comrade W. A. Roberts. Of the night
hand section. having been granted twelve
days annual leave. has been renewing
old army associations at Gettysburg.
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

Capt Harry c. McCammon, assistant
doorkeeper at the North Capitol Street
entrance. has gone to Ohio on q brief
visit
The Washington herald., 1913-07-06

A. r. sovey, president Of the 1nterna-
tional Brotherhood Of Bookbinders, stop
ped ever IN Washington . couple Of days
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
UNION AND SOUTHERN
PACIFIC ARE STRONG
Report of Announcement Today
That Ne WDissoIution Plan
Is Ready Helps Stocks.

NEW YORK, May 9.-The New York
Stock Market was somewhat more ac-
tive today and prices were irm, though
Frisco was still soft. The second pre-
ferred opened a half up and receded
s.. Rock Island improved a little. the
common selling up u and the preferred
q. Union and Southern Pacific were
strong and 1t was reported that an an
nouncement would be made this after
noon regarding the new dissolution re-
arr arrangement. Union gained a point and
Southern Pacific IA. Steel remained
about even and reading gained y. Ca
madam Pacific was off X. As rule
stocks showed about QUarter-pont
gains.
An increase in the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit dividend to per cent is ex-
pected tomorrow.
The subtreasury gained SsOO.OO0 from
the banks yesterday and since Friday
has gained 50, T4S. 900.
April operating revenue OF the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad shows a de-
crease of 81, ,S9a; operating expenses. an
increase of ss46. .462. and net operating
revenue. decrease of $sss, s,3s1.
Bids for the New York city Offering
OF S4S.O0O.00o ffty-year AZ per cent gold
corporate stock were opened this after
noon.
Interstate commerce figures are re-
ported to support the carriers conten-
tion that a per cent Increase in
freight rates is necessary
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
PATENT MEDICINE
hAKERH|TSDOcT03S
Frank ]. Cheney Declares That
Physicians Are Responsible
/, for Much Of Drug Habit.

That nearly $780, oo0 600 worth of patent
remedies were consumed bv the people
of this country during 1911 is the asser-
ton Of Frank J. Cheney. of Toledo,
president of the Proprietary Association
of America. who delivered tho opening
address this morning TO the 800 dele
gates assembled in convention az the
New willard
The speaker blamed s5 per cent of the
drug victims to the discriminating
prescribing Of hypodermics by physi-
clans.
He said that no matter what the price
or their components, IL patent medi-
cines affected relief for the patients
suffering. they were worth the money.
Losing Fight.
In his address. Mr.. Cheney referred to
What he characterized as 1.-The losing
fight against proprietaries," which has
been waged by what he termed ''medi-
cal politicians within the American
Medical Association.
Congressman Francis Burton Harri-
son of New York. author of the anti
narcotic bill now in the House of Rep
resentativeS. in behalf of the passage
OF which President Wilson recently sent
q special message to Congress. is ex-
pected to tell the delegates this after
noon of the efforts made TO enact for
the United States bill that would regu-
late the traffic in opium. cocaine, NOR
phine and other habit-fornlng drlgs.
II 10 on record that the members OF The
association have been active in lending
Its support to State and national meas
ures designed to curb the narcotic drug
habit.
Coodwin to Talk
Elliot II. Goodwin. general secretary
of the Chamber of Commerce Of the
United States, will address the asso-
ciation at the Wednesday afternoon
session and on Thursday evening John
j. walsh, commissioner OF weights and
measures of New York city. will ex-
plain the weights and measures law in
New York.
The association will hold banquet
wednesday evening at which. besides
the members. there viii be present rep
reoentatives Of the wholesale and re-
tail drug trades from the United States.
Canada, and Cuba. The speakers will
be John G.. Wallace. of New Castle,
Pa. president Of the Allied Drug Trade
Conference; Albert Plaut of New York.
president Of the National Wholesale
Druggists Association: Harry w. Mer-
Tltt. president Of the National Associ-
alton OF Retail Druggists: Brent Good.
enc Of the orea nixers of the Proprietary
Association: Jesse r. Hopkins. Of New
York. and David Watson, of Montreal,
Canada president of the Proprietary
Articles Trade Association
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
Wholesale Rtoduoe Mark<f

ESgs-Nearby. fresh. 2ec per dozen
Southern. lSc per doz
Cheese-New York new. 16l.c per ib. /;
fat lsJic per lb.
Butter-klgin prints. Sec per h.: tub &c
per To- process. sc per lb.
Live Poultry-Hens. lsdl.c: roosiers. lec
per h.: turkeys. l5dlfc per h.: winter
chickens. sc per ID; spring chickens. ssaS2c
per lb.: ducks. l5dlSc per lb
Dressed PouliTy-Iurkeys, Bmsoc per Id. /:
hens 2ea2ic per ID: ducks. 7Ulsc per 10. :.
winter chickens. 2sxa3ec per ID; spring, 35c
per ID.
Green Fruits-CaIifornia oranges s.. 50a3 IS
per box: lemons. 81 .5oaI5. 10 per Dox: pineap-
pies per crate, So 50di.0o: Strawberries. lSI
i5c per box; Florida grapefruit. s.. 50E1i0 90
per box: apples. per bbl.. 81 2-5ou4.0.
Meats-Dressed-LightU pork. led nc
per H.: heavier, Spltc per Id.
Observation-Disclosures. .5dsec per bu.: celery.
81 Oetl.s Is per doz.: vans. Local. So per bbi.: A.:
onions. 5Sc per crate: cabbage. 81. Ion..sS per
100 lbs; lettuce. 15caH-25 per basket: beets.
Il.s0ql50 per IU0 punches: squash. 81. Ooaa.Vs
bbl. sweet potatoes. H.5od4.0o per bu.: lima
beans. 1JdIsc per qt.: tomatoes. crate. 81 5oa
Aso: rhuharb. 81 S.9ode.o 90 per 100 punches:
kale. per bbl.. 15cfis. 90.
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
NAVY.

NAVY.
Rear Admiral G. s. WILLIS. commits
atoned a rear admiral in the navy
from March 26, 1918.
Rear Admiral W. r. WORTHlNGTON.
commissioned rear admiral in the
navy from March %. 1918.
Rear Admiral w. y. LITTLE. commits
stoned a rear admiral in the navy
frCm March IS, 1918.
Commodore c. B. MORGAN. detached
Missouri, May rs, 1913: to Naval War
College.
Commodore c. B. PRICE, to Nava;
War College, June l, 1913.
Lieutenant Ounior gradeD X. s. GALLO
WAY, to navy yard, Wash ngton.
d. c.
Chaplain 7. r. THOMPSON. detached
New Hampshire, June &, 1913; to H.
linois-
Captain J. NICE. HUEY. to Marine Bar
racks. Mare Island. upon arrival in
United States.
Captain z. 7. FRYER. detached New
Hampshire. TO Marine Barracks.
Annapolis.
First Lieutenant R. b. FARouHAR-
son, detached Marine Barracks, An
napolis: 10 New Hampshire
First Lieutenant w. c. WISE. jr., de-
tached Marine Barracks. Norfolk; to
Marine Barracks, Honolulu
Secfr.d Lieutenant d. l.. g BREN-
sTER. detached Marine Marracks.
Philadelphia: to Marine Barracks,
Mare Island
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
Retired Army Officer
Commits Suicide

Army officers in Washington we're
shocked TO hear of the death at Hot
Springs. Ark. of Major II. a. Hallock.
retired. who committed suicide with an
army revolver. The body was FOUND
in the woods near Hot Springs. Later
a note was found in Major H-.licck s
desk. which said that Hallock hsc Ecen
fighting melancholia and an iinpuls" 10
kill himself and family for weeks.
Major Hallock has been medical di-
rector Of the baths on the Govern1i"nt
reservation at Hot Springs. 4 wife anu
two children survive him.
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
Man Hit by Train Has
Broken Back, Is Belief

Believed to have a broken back. and
also suffering from other injuries about
the body. received when he was struck
by train of the Chesapeake Beacn
railroad: Charles B. Gilmore. forty-five
years old. OF Hillbrook. ID. c.. Is in a
critical condition today in Casualty
Hospital. Physicians say there Is out
slight hope for his recovery.
Gilmore was picking up chips IN tine
tracks between Forty-fourth and Forty
nfth streets northeast. late yesterday
afternoon. when he was hit by the
train. which was moving slowly
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
GAS AND TRACTION
TRADING FEATURES
Both Issues Remain at Current
Levels - Local Exchange
Continues Activity.

Capital Traction and Washington Gas
stocks again featured the trading on
the Washington Stock Exchange todag.
The figures on both stocks were held at
current levels. though Gas eased off
a fraction after l0C shares had sold at
s. One share of Traction scld at 10
and twenty-seven shares at an eighth
more The stock was then offered IN
any amount up to 200 shares at an
eighth. but there was no more taken
Mergenthaler hardened somewhat and
sold at o1S7s. and two shares at 2l7L..
Washington Railway Is a:so were SITTER
and s2,0c0 sold at S5ls.
Continental Trust sod at lis for a
quotation lot.
Potomac consolidated 5's continued
active and sold at lOI for $1,000.
In view of the three-day holiday at
the end of next week that will be OBJ
served by the Washington and New
York stock exchanges, a number o.
brokers are planning to join the Cham
ber of Commerce excursion to Atlantic
City.
Henry l.. Duer, Of the Wash ngto1
and Baltimore brokerage firm of
" helan. Duer & Lanahan. has returned
from ST. Louis. where he attended the
meeting of the directors of the Invest
ment Bankers Association
Mr.. Duer said: We had very salts
factory attendance. Good headway was
made in thrashing out questions of
policies and details affecting the organ
ization.
The membership of the association is
approximately 4e0, recent applications
having come in from large houses
in investment centers. Canada is now
we'll represented in the association by
leading investment houses in Mon
treal. Toronto, and St Johns.
'"rhe investment conditions would
appear to be on the upgrade accord
ing TO The interchange of views with
members from all parts of the coun-
try. Particularly is this true of the
sentiment among the banks and in
vestment houses of the West and mid
die West
The bankers chose Chicago as the
place of meeting of the association for
its second annual convention next fall.
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
MOvEMENrS OF VESSELS

Asffved-Nashville. at Santo Domingo
City: Justin, al San Diego: South
Dakota, al More Island MARYLAND,
at San Francisco: Ffscatsqus. at
Olongapo.
eoiled-Reid. from Norfolk for trial
run; Wyoming, Florida. Deleware,
North Dakota. New Hampshire.
South Carolina. Virginia. Georgia
New Jersey. Rhode Island. and Kan
sas, from Newport for Block Island
Sound
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
Sales Today on the
Local Exchange

Potomac Consolidated SIS. 81, ,0o0610l.
s., ,G00d10l, 81. coca l0l. sl.o0GGli.
Capital Traction. Id1c0. 2Q13Oia. I54
1SL.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred. 5G90is.
Washington Gas. sass, Sass. Sass,
sass
Mergenthaler. lOd21s7s: 2a217i..
Continental Trust. I0d1ls.
After call:
Wash. Ry. & Elec As. Sl.000a s3It
81. 0oDd S3is.
Wash. Gas. 25mS47s.
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
New Bishop of Corpus Christi.

HOBOKEN. y. j.. May n.-The Rev.
Parl Mussbaum was Consecrated bishop
of the new Catholic diocese of Corpus
Christi. Tex. in ST. Michaels Church.
In West Hohokcn. today. The cere-
mony was attended by many visiting
preIates and priests. The new bishop
has been prominently engaged in ths
missionary work of the Passionist Fatn-
ers and was formerly assistant rector
of ST Marys Monastery. at Dunkirk.
y. Y.
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
Leaves Estate to Wife,

The Will of Max RoRinsky. dated Sep
tember rs. 1897, WAS filed yesterday. II
leaves his entire estate to his wife. Celia
RoEinsky. and names Harry II. Hol-
lander as executor
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
Hearing Dates Set.

The Nicaraguan Mixed Claim Commits
sion. it was announced today. will hold
hearings during June and July in its
OFFICES in the Woodward building
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
PROPOSALS
UNITED STATES CAPITOL. Ws.h,

UNITED STATES CAPITOL. Washinston ID
sealed proposals in duplicate. for the
ioilo~inE fuel for the United States Capitol
Power Plant for the fiscal year ending June
80 Islt: VIII be received a, the office Of the
Grounds. until u O'clock noon on th. Mst
Gay OF May. 1913. and al that hour opened in
1ne presence Of those bidders who elect to be
bituminous coal. Bidders must specify name
OF coal and location Of mines from which OBJ
tanned All coal to weigh 2 240 pounds TO the
ton. and to be delivered on the siding Of IN.
Gapito, Power Plant. situated in Garfield
Psrk. washington. u. G. at such times and
undersigned All coal will be inspected and
weighed by Government inspector. desig-
'hsfse VIII be made TO the contractor. Each
proposal must be accompanied by a certified
check for 500 PAYABLE to order of the Super
TO be forfeited to the United States upon re-
fusal or failure OF the bidder TO enter into
any contract awarded within 10 days after
peihg required TO do so. Checks will be i'm
mediately returned 10 unsuccessful bidders
and TO siccessful bidder upon execution OF
tions and fllng OF bond for faithful perform
ance OF the conditions thereof. with satisfsc-
t@ory @ sureues All coal must be shipped in
contractor deli,e coal in cars OF a type
other than that heretofore described the
Superintendent reserves the right under con-
against the contractor the excess cost of hand
ing the coal with the present equipment at
necessary steps for testing. technically and
practically. all the Goals proposed. In event
OF delivery OF contractor OF unsatisfactory
fuel. the undersigned may buy cCaI in open
market. ann excess In cost over contract
price wllI be charged against the contractor.
Inc right IL reserved to reject any or all
proposals Bids should be endorsed Pro
Posals for Coal and addressed to the Super
intendsnt I. s. Capitol Building and
Commission. ELLIOTT WOODS. Superfntend-
ent Y. :. capitol Building and Grounds l.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
WASHINGTON. NAV Is 1873 Sealed pro
posais, In duplicate. will he received at this |
department Until o'clock D. m. Thursday
June o. 1919 and then opened for tine fur
in installation of one aN XIV engine and |
generator installation Of water-tube boiler !
and mechanical stoksr. and for relocating I.
extending, and connecting switchboard in /,
engine room, Old Post Office RuiidInK Eighth |
ana Streets NV. Washington. ID. C. In |
accordance with plans and specification. for !
the work. c"pies "f which NAV hr obtained |
on application TO the chief clerk Of the be |
partment. Award will be made Of contract |
the expense Of the work Tho right is re-
served to reject anv and all bids or to
accept or reject any part thereof In the dis
Cretion Of the Department Proposals should |
he securely enveloped. and r. marked PRO
possl for installation "f engine and genera
to-. - Proposal for Installation Of boiler and /
mechanical st"ker or Proposal for relocat-
ing sutChhoard' the Cas~ NAV be and
re addressed to the Secretary Of the Interior
LEWIS {. LANI.IN. Assistant Secretary
The Washington times., 1913-05-20

Want Columns
Phone Main $500

WASHINGTON TINES
WANT AID BRANCH AGENCIES.
In sending your Advertisements TO Ihe
AGENCIES you can get the regular rate q
md Branch Agency ,' Just around the corner
ONE CENT A WORD
WITH MINIMUM CHARGE
VI IS cents for insertion-3 or
more times minimum charge, IL
cents per insertion.
TALK TO THE TOWN
THROUGH THE TIMES
NORTHWEST.
Asser,a ASalbnn 81 Pharmacy; isls l4th st.
ppaSShrach Pharmacy. Sth and Eye
5eners Pharmacy. 9Th and o.
Boy. BOYD Phsrmaey. ssoi Georsis ave.
fGssTpsIts5 fsT'.,1:s5; 4 Dunlop. is.h o. s and Gir.rd.
ShIistiani Pharmacy. 7th NJ.
paw Pharmacy. 2sd and II.
pays Pharmacy. lith and Park road.
Gn1sd Ems..ld PhaIm.ey, tth and Mass. ave
SGSlSsnSers. GsExs4s g.. Dept; Dept Store. IN and 3:
Henry Ph.rmsey hMsey; ssnd a's ana ans 4 Harvard
Hutton s Hilton. ,sad and s Z ave
AHnt .. sons 4 Co.. Dept. Store. uh b
Kos, Pharmacy. 7th and Florida ave.
Mattinsiy's Pharmacy. I.tn % and 1.
Nichols Pharmacy. 18Th and Pa ave
9ponneifs Pharmacy. 9Th and r.
Rshs Pharmacy. 7th and z.
RaSds shsc I'lsnd Ss Pharmacy. Let and R. 1, ave-
simpson: Pmsy Psa1msycy NSisn S,S and SD r. afd Az.
Times Sub. station. 14@ T.
Van SAINT Pharmacy, 9Th and p.
veitch's Pharmacy. 10Th and N.
Masne H,nisn s,.,inn pnsrmsey; 1ss:,, Is5 and
Blumer,s Pharmacy. n. Cap. and R.
s1,1nm.a GolSmSia Psarmssy. Psarmy. i,s i.sh and H
Geiger Pharmacy. sth and B.
Nodes ssGn pssr%,sv s;h leo sod Fla ave
MecSs%sy 5 joachim. md nd and and :;
New York Ave. Pharmacy. n. Cap. and n.
Powell; 4 4. Il; 9Th q and . I, E. G. Cap; =, =
T;ysr ;y.s fs.In.ss ha%s 1Hss lsas and and Cap
Times Sub. sta,,SH; soP;;rErasr 81 4
a.Etin: Pn:Im.sy. t.s and % v. .v.
o.Donss!r: Ph.Im,ey: ara ,nd Pa ave.
Times SUB. station, sts and n.
Times Sub. station; ~ 3;
F uIIer. W. c.. soi lst
Harris Pharmacy. 3rd and r.
Lynham's Pharmacy. 1913 Al ST.
GEoRGErowN.
Koester Pharmacy. s3rd and n
Daniel H. Smith Pharmacy. esth and Dun-
Pharmacy. seo1 y.
Times Sub. Station. 3zoe II.
welisr' Ph'rm;fyi xSAcosf4A 81 II
Bury's Pharmacy. Nichols ave. & W.
Times Sub station: s07 Nichols ave.
Linton 4 Nelson. Breokland. d. C
CHEVY CHASE.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
]. r. Cation. Prince and Royal.
APRIL CIRCULATION.
DAILY.
Total gross. April. lsl5.. nj, ~
Average gross. April. lsl5............... GAlN
fetal net. April iHs: ::..---....--......LI11Sl -
o'" ~ sUNDxi. "A
Total gross April. lS15.. ~
Average gross. April. lNS................. H.m
Total net April. lSl3.. IA
Average net. April 1873. sl3.................. 81 SS8
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Washington Tines a. detailed. and that the
Yet figures represent. all returns elisuinatsd
he number Of copies Of The Times which srs
Iold. delivered. furnished. mailed to bona
,ds purchasers or subscribers.
y. A. WALKER. General Aanagsf
District Of Columbia. -:
su5scriesd and sworn 70 before me. this I
tseaiJ THOMAS c. VILLA
Notary Public
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
Army and Navy
ARMY.

Captain FRANK PARKER, Eleventh
Cavalry, from Fifth Cavalry. and
win proceed via Washington. d. c..
70 his regiment at Fort Ogelthorpe,
Ga
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
BONDS.
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The washingtsn Times b.
Hartman 4 Co. New York: u. B. Cs:omaA
Manner Local Branch. Colorado Building
AL
The Washington times., 1913-05-20

OFFICE. COMMISSiONERS. DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Washington. NAV ia ,sIs
Sealed proposals will be received at offic.
OF Secretary Of the Board Of COMMISSIONER
p NJ, THURSDAY May 18th. 1913 for vysSP,s
and improving suburban streets and sycnm.s
in the District If Columbia Forms or ~
nnsaIs specifications. and Necessary ,pIo,
nation may be obtained from CHER tJ.,t
Engineer Department Room i.I. District
5ooHNsfoN. CHESTER HARDING COM Somu;..: 4:
donsss. D. G.
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-LArge silver bar pin. with amethyst
between the Wyoming apts. and St. John Q
Church. Sunday afternoon. Reward IL re-
turned TO Apt. 1o3. the Wyoming.
The Washington times., 1913-05-20

~
RICuLTIRE. OFFICE OF TIE sECKE.
sealed proposals will he received until . n
with water bound maradam that section OF
the Rockville iih" extending from station 20
Of the survey 10 station iIT-S3 at the R,ckyiIia
Ciiy limits, and Tor doing such other work
as is specified IN connection therewith Plans
application to the Director OF the One of
tublic Roads. B. T. GALLOWAY. Actins
Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
TIE DISTRICT OF COLI MBIA. wnSU
INtiTON. II. e. MAY = 1913. SEAIE.I pRn
IpOsAl.S will be rcceiN ed at this orrIr. ,nfiI
o'clock. D. M, June .. 1918 for the tu,r
chase of the following school sites and addi
lions thereto. 4 certihed check for kIGo ar a
bond Of an approx ed surety rompany or .
,ertifiCate of deposit with the I'oIIan,oT =,
Taxes for the same amount must aCronnnan,,
the bid for each site as n guarantee OF ssir.
for the purchase OF grIunI .uIia mt to -
i,atn orth school. for :hs ,,lIr, nasc nt So
adjacent to the Briggs school appruxin.tai.
90 feet. for the purchase of lots -
. square 5lI as site for annex TO ths rahn
f. cook school, for the purchase OF yronnd
north Of Rhoie Island 4, enu- tor tho ,c,in
of additionsl school building for woodr,d.a
and Iangdon. The Commissioners I.srISs
fhe right TO reject am ana al li,!y emo
ii RUDOLPH. JOHN A 'OHSSTnN
CHESTER HARDING. Commi ,sipnnrs . ths
district of Columbia.
The Washington times., 1913-05-20

$50 REWARD.
LOST-Diamond bow knot pin. between or in
Hotel Grafton and Columbia Theater Re-
turn 10 Grafton Hotel l.
LOST-Money. $50 blu: Monument Lot: Fri
day afternoon. Liberal reward. Return TO
1909 10th st. l.
Return BURROUGHS ADDING MA
CHINE CO. io1s 18th ST.
LOsT-Sorday morning about 9 O'Clock be-
tween So 9th s. W. and lith St wharf.
roll OF money. liberal reward II returned to
e. W. Sheaffer. 1th st. wharf.
LpsT-Green and red parrot. Reward II re-
turned To l.. s. BRUMIDI. 10A 1lth y. ".
LOST-Bat cared brindls bull: weight about
a5 lbs: white breast; answers namc Of
Wrot. John o. Evans. 1921 Lamon ST " W
LOST-wa,ch. on SATURDAY; name in hack
Return to the Nestmoreland. Apt. $50. Re
ward
LosT-Small circlet pin Of PEARL. and tur-
quoise. Reward Tor its return TO Apt. ).
the Concord.
I0sT-Gold watch and fob. May IL: name in
back Of watch. Return to The Westmore-
land. Apartment 1so. reward.
LOsT-Whit. bull dog. large brindle: spot
over right eye: small SPOT under left eve
Reward 1917 r. I. ave. n. W. North 1853
FoUND-lS umbrellas. l book. 4 packages. l
suit case. eyeGlass case. l pair shoes. l
pair Of rubbers. pairs Of gloves. / pin. /
pocketbook cigar case. ladies' coat |
WASHINGTON TERMINAL CO. UNION
STATION.
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
WANTEL--8OAROERS

vASTE Eo-YoUNG LADY AND WOMEN
STUD INTS To BOARD IN REFINED
HOME PHONE NORTH $50.
?0e9 HILLYER PLACE
The Washington times., 1913-05-20
HELP WANT Ed
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WANTED-A person who will rescn Fn,II-e
IN exchange for Spanish. Apply RUPERTo
bAHAMONDE. Civil Engineer. sss l.t s
SOLICITORS for dyeins and cleaning: LARGE