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The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
ARMY ORDERS.

Leave granted Capt Thomas T. Frisen. Eleventh
Infantry on sugeons certificate Of disability. Is
further sxtended six months surgeons certificate
Of disability.
Leave for one month and twenty days On surgeons
crrtihcate Of disability Is granted Capt Clyde b
Parker. Eighth Infantry.
Leave for two month"; 10 take eject on OF about
December Il b granted Second Lieut.. Archibald 7.
Colley, Tenth Cavalry.
First Lieut.. selvyn D. Smith. Secund Caraly, 10
transferred 10 the Tenth Cavalry.
First Lieut.. Henry B. ClAgett. Twenty-third In
fant-y. il relieved from duty IN this city. 70 take
eject December Is. and win join bis regiment
Capt. William n GoodAle. United States Army.
retired. with his consent Is assigned to active duty
and Is detailed for general recruiting ssrice.
First Lieut. Townsend Whelen, Infzntry. win
organized militia Of the District of Columbia the
dates specified: Company O. First Infantry, NoEen.-
Der Is; Company 1. First Infantry. NovgmbeT =. and
Company d. Second Infantry, December 9.
The following changes IN the stations and dnties
Of oicers Of the ouartennAster Corps are ordered:
Capt. Lindsey P. kucksr In addition to his other
duties win assume charge. under the instructions a
the chief o. the QuArteTmAster Corps cf cunstruc-
Fort Leavenvorth. Kama. relieving Lieut. Col
Thomas H. slavens Of that duty on December u.
1913
Lieut.. Col sh.eus Is rslieved from duty as com
msndant. United States military prison. Fort
LeaEenvorth. Kama. to take effect January II. 1914.
and win proceed to San Francisco and take the
transport for the Philippine Islands.
Lieut.. Col. Albert d. Kniskem is relieved from
duty In the Philippine Department TO take elect
March Is 1914. and VIII then proceed to the United
States.
50 much Of paagTaph g. Special orders. No. ziS.
September ls 1913. War Department. relates to
Col. James A. Iroos Twentieth Infantry. 10 re
Toked
cspt. william N. Fa.ssts, signal cOrps. win pro
ceed 10 Jackson. Mas., for Temporary duty pertain
Ing to the orgznizsd militia Il 1izizippt-
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
WALL STREET GOSSIP

Regular quarterly dividend on Canadian
Pacific.
London Copper closed firm, Up Is. Sd.
from the opening.
Buyers of Steel: Taylor Livingston. Van
Antwerp Bishop. Foster & Adams. Hud-
son sold.
'The money situation crisis is past, :"
saws a prominent New York banking in
terest. Liquidation has remedied it"
Western speculative interests are re-
ported as keeping out of the market on
account of the Mexican and currency
matters.
The American Sugar Refining Company
declared a regular quarterly dividend Of
~ per cent each on its preferred and
common stock.
The buying of low-priced preferred
stocks includes good absorption Of Great
Western preferred, Erie FIRST and Rock
Island preferred.
Everybody lost sight OF the 1oc. OOo 900 ad-
ditional corn IN the government crop re-
port, and the cash value of the corn is
the greatest in our history.
The Ruhn-Loeb interests are reported
as buying Union and Southern Pacific
on a scale down. They are described as
mot bearish'' In high-class circles.
The speculative favorites for an up
turn on the shorts are Union and Read
ing. Understand these are being bought
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov u.-MILLFEED-F1at. quiet deal
ings- Spring bran, In l0opound sacks, 25a2D;
standard middling. 55a5-5o: Western red dos. 800;
winter wheat, In 100 pound sacks to arrive. 800;
city bran. in bulk. 900. Argentine bran. to arrive.
20
Rye FLOUR-Steady; trade Is moderate, Good
to ch0ice 37oa3.e5. In barrels.
C0RNAIEAL-Steady; business Is inactive. Kiln
dried for export, 57S: coarse meal. in bag LzalA
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Dun, with prices steady:
supplies light. Choice quoted At 2Sa20 per 100
pounds.
HAY-Beeeipts 3sE tons: steady: choice Is salAble.
No timothy, Loo; standard. LOO; No. 2. sai.o: No.
s. S.
sTRAw-Receipts. 70 tons; strong; suppiy Is hsht,
Long re quoted at s5aeo.
PORK-Steady; moderate dealincA Mes. Aoa
$50: family, 2Sooaa.o; clear. n.75aao
BEEF-Steady; transactions are inactive. Pac<eI
10 sO6A2D 90; family. D0a20,
LARD-Stcady; inactive business. Prime Western,
LILO; refined continent, u.S; South American. 2lo;
refined Brazilian. in kegs. lAio; beef stcarine VI.
asked; lard stesrine. dull; New York, IN
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
Holding Companies Pay.

Under the new Federal corporation tax
law, as included in the income tax, hold
ing companies viii not only be compelled
to pay the per cent tax on the net In
come of their subsidiary companies, but
also their own net income, which Is al
most entirely derived from earnings ac-
cruing from the subsidiary companies.
As yet counsel for the many holding
companies have not examined this sec
ton of the law closely. as there have
been many other questions in the income
tax which require immediate interpre-
tation, and as the corporation tax is not
payable until next June they say they
will have ample time to study the pro-
vision before paying the tax. It is prac-
tically certain. however, that the COM
panies will test this section Of the law
In the courts claiming that It Is to all
intents and purposes double taxation.
There is scarcely a large railroad, in
dustrial or public utility corporation
which will not be affected by the new
law. It is estimated that the United
States Steel Corporation will have an
increase OF $4,000 a year in its taxes by
reason of the new law. and many other
companies will also pay largely increased
sums to the general government in case
the change in the law is upheld. The
new law will have much effect on the
earnings of public utility holding COM
psnies, as. II will increase their taxes
materially. 1t is probable that there will
be a conference of counsel for holding
corporations and course Of action will
be mapped out which will be followed
by all the companies
The general counsel of one corporation
says: I'VE understand that the double
taxation feature was placed in the law as
a blow at holding companies and We viii
have to test in the courts the right of
the government to use this method OF
double taxation. As the companies do
not operate under Federal charters I do
not see where the tax can be upheld on
the ground of the right to tax a corpor-
alton for doing business. It has been
held that the State, which grants the
right to a corporation to do business
may tax that right but as the corpora
tions receive no such rights from the
Federal government, l do not think this
principle would apply for the present
tax" 49,.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12

H.. Is: DO. mall 70 medium. psr 10. y; Do. Cd
roostsrs, pes n. 10; do. sprng. iaEEs. H.. ~;
do.. snail to medium. i5... =; ansss eia; H. q:
do. smaller. DIR ID, issls: piseons yuune. pr
pair. -; do. old. per pair. .; gums iosi. osd.
EACH. %; do. youne ID. ard over. 0s; 90.
young. smsIlsr each. soais; turkegs. youns : "a
and over. per n. fyais; d.. cd, per 10. ~;
grss,, ncar,hg. psr h.. liais; do. Southern. or
Western. per n, llaA.
EGGs-M Maryland Psnnsylvania. and nearby n's's
loss on, Der doz .; Western hnfs. icas on pa
der, q: southern hrsts ions od, per doz.
BOTTER-creamsry, fancy. per n. Sas1; cnoles'
2sap do, good, nan; do printA saAo; DO, oloesh
nan; hdles. 0s9: Maryland and FennDissnia rolls'
2a2s: Olio rolls 2; West virEinia rolls. 2; store
packed. N: Maryiand. Virginia. and PennglsAnia
dairy prints. Y; process butter. aaA-
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York, NoT. u.-Csll money opened at ia Der
crnt; high per cent: low, ~ per cent; Close "a
Der cent Ruling rate 81 per cent
The market for fxed date funds is duh and WITH
ont feature Rates are per cent for sixty and
ninety days. "a pr cent fer fOI. I've, and M
months.
The MERCANTILE paper market tnchred TO Be
ouieter. with more paper offered at 81 per cent
Local institutions however. manifesting no bet
ter disposition TO bur- with the consequence that
the ruling rate b stin maintained at 81 PER cent.
London discounts, ISIS. unchangedi PaI1s dis
ccnts yx unchanged; Berlin Discounts, 81 per CENT
tnfhanned
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
MARKETS, FINANCE, COMMERCE

National Bank viii hereafter clear for II.
The Seventh Street Savings Bank was
organized In 1872. moved into its con-
yenient and excellent quarters this year.
and has nearly $780, 900 deposits.
Somerset R. Walters Is the president Of
the bank and John D. Howard Is cashier.
As an evidence OF the general deprecia-
Drop In Bond stocks.
tion Of bank shares during the dull Pc
riod, outside OF Washington. the follow
ing comparative figures of market values
Of Chicago's banks are presented:
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.

sales-Regular call. Il o'eloek noon
Washington Railway & Electric 4a. n.0o at %.
81 ooo at 90. $500 at 50, Sooo at soss. siooo at Oh,
81 900 al s0H-
Potomac Cons IS. si.ooo at %. N.ooO at @.
chesapeske Potomac TelephCne s.. $3.50 at loi-
Capital Traction. 70 Al iD
Washington Railway & Electric con-. 10 at 20
Washington Railway & Electric pfd.. at .. 70
at ., 10 At Co. q.
Washington Gas. Il at 81, % st ~.
Commercial National Bank. 70 at lssh-
Arlington Insurance. 3 at lzA. 8 II za-
After zI-Ches&peake Potomac Telephone IS.
81 900 at lolh.
Columbia Railroad 6. 81 80 at loJk-
Washington Gas S. 100 at los
Washington Railway & Electric pfd-. at ssi.
Maruenfhaler a lls
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
NAVY ORDERS.

The nrst division. Submarine hotilia Atlantic aest
has been ordered 10 proceed. accompanied b. the
Caesar. from Guantanamo to crtstohal This din.
sion VIII be permanently stationed in the Canal
Zone
The sgern viii shortly be towed from Nodolk 10
Cristobai for duty tender to the nrst division Of
Submarines. relieving the oEark. which vessel with
the Caesar win then return to the United States.
The Culsoa viii leave NoEfoh At once for New
YORK and viii lease New York about November .
for Vera Cruz
ORDERS 10 OFFICERS.
ocmnandcr Z. h D,rreH. to Nayal War oollese.
Lisnt Il. A. On. 70 worl1 of Banssh q Lonb
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
TORONTO QUOTATIONS.
OUTSIDE SECURITY NOTES.

New York. SoS. L The trading the outside
securities market today active than 1t Wa'
in the previous session. and prices showed nrnle1
tendency The Standard Oil shares were the feature
o! the dealings. but price changes were small and
unimportant. The tobacco shares were more active
and generaIlyN higher. The metal shares were more
active than they have been for thl pas lev Gays
an 1 eraeaLY fmer. The gains. hJWerer, EeIe en-
nucd TO small fractions
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
BALTIMORE WHOLESALE MARKET

HAY-No. / timothy. lsa:, standard timothy,
300; No. : &1; Nc tincthy. hs.iI9; hsht
clover mixed, Dooalt5es No. clover. mixed. u.5os
300. No cioseE. MIXED. ieoosl7.ee: heavy. Msos
100; No l ci,sur. Uifais r; No 2. N.ooallD; no
established srsss bay. iaoOs sc; sample grade hay.
= sTphW.So " AVN, srs.st ne new. $50: No
straight re stras, nsu, iSps16eo: No. tangled
ne straw. n-2. 10. | wheat straw. a0: wheat
straw. No, 4 f.cl; Ma cat straw. aoczsoo; No. .
LIVE -oaIaksn. CID h.n.. hssu. ~
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12

In the past year the dividend Of the
Central Trust has been increased from
s per cent to 10 per cent. and the diyi-
dend OF the Continental and Commercial
has been increased from 10 per cent to
L per cent
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12

Funished by n l. Carpenter & Co
New York. Nov. II. BIZ
RecelptA MiddlingA.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
The Safest Investments

Are those .Ihai DC not nuctusts during di,
turbed conditions q ne noney o. stock mar
ketA first deed o. trust notes l1rst MORT
gaeesI vel sccured On real estate in ths Dfsr
tT1ct 81 Columbia. constitute -gilt-edgg iD-
vestments TheJ DO not depeno upon ths
nMnc1aI responsibility Of ndiuduals q CO..
poFaticns for then stability. and are ezenpe
fruD taxation a. personai property We eaa
ruppiy such investments 10 amounts frum 80
Upward Send fu booklet. "oono.ru1ns Losns
snd lnssrtmenta"
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
SwartzeII, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
rsz lsth street Northwest

Optical Company. Rochester. n T.
Ensign Wv. Camhs detached Mninss to Chester.
Nots-The strinshzn has been ordered out q cum
mission at the naEy yard. No1ok. Va upon arrival
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12

Room traders inclined 20 sell on theory
that many shorts being driven in weaken
ed the technical position New Haven
responded well to the decision In favor
Of the bond issue.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
Wml Explain in Full.

The Seventh Street Savings Bank has
made arrangements by which the Second
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12

The full advance was not maintained.
When the bears had covered rather free
ly new short stock was put out at the ad-
vance and in the final hour there were
recessions amounting to about half OF
Irthe advance of the day and the closing
showed the leaders only fractionally
higher. Only in the early hours was
there any activity, three hours after the
first, producing but 5000 shares.
The Washington herald., 1913-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
COTTON STATISTICS.

es, sa,2is, 900. against sl.Ts.OOo yesterday.
Feek ago. and LII 900 4 year ago
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-22

FACE COVERED
WITH PlMpLES
Suffered Three Years. Used Reslnol.
Now Not a Pimple TO Be Seen

Philadelphia. Pa. oct q. 1912.
~ had been troubled for the past
three years with pimples which
completely covered my face and
neck The pimpies would come out.
tester up and cause me 10 pick at
them, feeling very uncomfortable.
I tried most all kinds OF facial
creams. but with no effect. tried
a samplc-of Resinol Soap and Olnt.
ment and noticed instant relief |
bought Reslnol Soap and Resinol
Ointment, and began the treatment
After using two jars OF Reginol
Ointment and Resnol Soap. there
was not a pimple to be seen. and
now my face is as smooth as II
there was never plmple on t."
tSigned) Albert Greeuburg, 4f67
Frankford Ave.
For eighteen years Resinol has
been a fayorite doctors prescrip-
ton and household remedy for
itching troubles. skin eruptions,
daudruff. chspped faces and hands.
sores, piles. etc Stops itching in
stantly. Sold by all druggists.
Reslnol Soap. Csc, Ointment, SOC.
and $t.00. hut you can try them
without cost--Iust write for samples
to Resinol Chemical Co., Baltimore,
Md.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-22
By Billie Burke

Some woman who evidently had
been as unfortunate In her choice
OF men friends as she was fortunate
in her choice OF a dog made that
oftTIoted speech: The more ! see
of men, the better ! like dogs"
Like all smart epigrams, the IN
timatlon is hardly true, for there
are splendid men. as well as fine
dogs. in the world.
Tho normal woman likes men as
we'll IA they like her. and that is
good deal The antagonism be
tween the sexes which we hear so
much about from the suffragets Is
all tommy rot
II a woman looks for friendship.
comradeship. respect and love from
men. she'll get II. and II she is look
ing for trouble she'll be very apt to
find It as well.
IT, however. she Is Unsuitable for
unqualified and unquestlouing 10y
atty she had better pin her faith to
"A dog
have never yet found a human
being who sometimes will not Qucs-
ton the opinion and judgment OF
the one best beloved. and ! have
never yet known a love that has
always thought the loved one per
feet.
Dogs seem to DO this. but dogs,
poor things, cannot talk
However. ! am very fond OF my
dog, and have seen an expression
OF unquestionlng love and alteration
in his eyes that | never expect 70
see I'm the owes OF any man. lie IL
always about when | want him and
can send him away when | grow
tired of him You will agree In
these particulars; lie has the adj
vantage over ones mcn friends.
s. c LANCASTER win deliver
an a6d Ges at the regular monthly
membership meeting OF the Cham.
Der of Commerce tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-22
YOUNG GIRLS AND
PHOTOGRAPHS

Dear Miss Grey: | am a youir
girl Of rs years. and have been go
Ing with n young man about two
years. until short time ago met
apothor fellow | liked better, and
am now going with him.
Now have several pictures OF
the nrst young man. but he has
none OF mine. Shall give him his
pictures back? CAROL.
A.-You are quite young. II
seems, 20 have been receiving
young men callers as beaus. n
you don't care TO include the
young man longer In your cir
Gle Of friends. return his pic
turck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-22
WHERE THE MATRIMONIAL
SAID OFTEN STRANDS

9FfNF VI ' - FNFNNN0@
Dear Mias Grey Please advise
me what Is best 10 do. am con
slant reader OF your columns. and
do Wish you would help me.
As O. wife. my privilege OF being q
help mate in my husbands troubles
his denied. lie viii never acknow J.
edge that I was right In my view
OF his subjects. and would settle the
matter 10 his own satisfaction.
lie seems to ignore me. and
pray 10 be comrade. 10 be trusted
and confided In Should question
him. only receive a cruel reply.
In public. he gives a good impress
ston A SUBSCRIBER.
Are you a broad ~omanf Are
you Willing to meet your hus-
band half way ard overlook az
many OF his Shortcomings az
you would have him overlook Of
yoursf Or are you a aelfish.
suspec,ina. suspicious shallow
creature. forever plying him
e.ith questionsG
Married people should be con-
fdants as much as possible; a,
the same time. hold that there
are certain things IN each ones
work tina. Il is their right. 10
and which they can manage
best.
For instance. the household:
u 10 the wife's right and duty TO
care for me home, and she
should be fully competent 10 do
80 before she steps into one. II
is the same about a mans bust
ness: no should be capable OF
managing this business better
than any one else.
Would you not feel hurt, even
anury. " your husband should
step into your kitchen and tell
you how this and that ought 10
be done1 You most certainly
would; but not more 90 than
would he " you were 10 pry into
his work.
Above all. don't be lnqulsl-
tive. Manage your part Of the
work, and do il we'll, and you
won't have very much time left
20 worry about his. When ne
asks your opinion on any OF his
business affairs, Give u: bu,
don't feel hurt and pout u he
doesn't 90 exactly by H. In
each successful home there Is
common meeting ground. an I'm.
derstandlna between husband
and wife, so that ono viii not
trespass on the others domain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-22
6 RAY HAIR
Easy to Restore Natural Color
of Your Hair by Simple
Method

Science has Just been finding out
some OF the most amazing things about
ths hRir---discoveries that overturn many
old ideas.
For Instance. with a newly dis
covered product the natural color
Is restored by a simple treatment
that can he applied by any one in
a short time This scientific treat
ment Is embodied in the Queen
GRAY Hair Restorer. liquid prcp-
aration that makes any desired
shade from the one package, leaving
the hair soft and fluffy, and making
la lasting color that is not sticky
and doe. not rub off.
The Queen Gray Hair Restorer -
instantaneous In its effect. and re-
quires but one application TO restore
the natural color OF your hair. IL IL
In two sizes soc and $500. and
can be obtained from Barteli Drug
stores and the leading drug and de-
partment stores throughout the
country.
The best hairdressers use II and
sell IL 20 their patrons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-22

MY DEAR ELEANOR
You write me that n knew
the talk you had 90 Near from
your husband l would DO amazed.
Not at all! Given certain eondi-
lions. any man uses words much
like other mems language. That
Is. unlcss he "a oyerciyilized and
therefore. almost too fasudioua TO
live with. Yet nothing ia 40
wearing on wife as coarse and
brutal language. and ! say what
do. supposiug that Richard would
not go so far. I do not believe
that man wants to talk badly
Nip his language IN the bud
that the habit need not grow
Begin BY running away. not farther
than the next room. perhaps. but
.out OF your husbands sight The
object OF his wrath gone. his rage
will cool II convinced that you are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-22
GIRL SAVES
LIFE OF BOY
ON ENGINE

MANSFIELD. o. April ga
Screams Of Mary Farher. a lT.year
old giri. brought her assistance M.
ter she had clung 20 the pilot OF
the engine OF Baltimore a Ohio
passenger train with one hand
while she held the unconscious
form OF Fred Lutx. companion.
with the ether. riding this way ,wo
miles from the West Park av. cross
iag 20 Mansfield The engine had
struck their horse and buggy az the
crossing.
None OF tho train crew knew that
anything had been struck until tbs
station was reached. Miss Farber
escaped with few bruises The
skull OF Lutx was fractured. but he
has a good chance OF recovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-04-22
CREATION
Asthma
lung
troubles
Calarrh
Adenoids
Colds

NenfflHt " afns MAFtH els Asla
Gentlemen;
i, ~ with pleasure that write you re-
rardlnF my daughter she IL six years
ola ana ~. had not been feeling well
for some time. but took worse IN January
took her 20 one ~. se1tflo'a leading
phvaictnna for examination. and De told
r1a that she had tuborcular trouble. The
glands in her neck were badly swollen
and her lungs were badly affected Ito
Fnva me no announcement and told me
fo teop her IN bod sho had no appetite
and was failing very fast was per-
araded 40 try natures Creation. md on
January 20th ! procured months treat
rnnnt and started 20 give II AZ once, nc-
rofdinf 10 Instructions Sba then weigh Cd
A. mounds A. the end ~ three wecks she
v,sirhad a. pounds nnd was able TO DO
un au the time eho IA now on hcr second
months treatment. and her appetite 10
fine and abe seems 90 have fully reEained
hon usual health n anyone II not con-
vinred that Enturo'H creation viii re-.
usve tuhercuiasis let them write to me
and viii Fl1dly tell them what II ala
Tor my daughter
Yours truly
MRS BELLA HANNAH
Cor Third y. W and Asst St.
Call or write FOR Information.
Once open n. m TO 8. and to p, m
sunday 90 p m.
bIi-sib Peoples savings Bank Bldg.
Second Az and flke ~.