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The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Will Bar Children Who
Are Not Vaccinated

All children planning to enter public
schools at the beginning Of the next
tsrm, February 3. must be vaccinated
a week or ten days before that date.
Attention is called to this requirement
of law by Superintendent Davidson in
an announcement today.
Children cannot be admitted to the
public schools without showing evidence
of successful vaccination" says the
bulletin.
DR.. Davidson also calls attention TO
the fact that school officials are max
ing an ernest effort to have all kinder
garten children and all first frade chill
dren eligible to enter school in the sec
ond term OF the present school year
present at the very beginning of the
term. which opens the first Monday in
February.
1t was announced by Assistant Super
intendent Thurston today that COM
mencement exercises for eighth grade
graduates will take place Friday, Janu-
airy 81. The commencements as in the
past will be by divisions. High school
commencement dates for the end of the
semester are being arranged by the
principals with Superintendent David
son.
Examinations for two vacancies are
announced for Saturday bY Harry Eng
lisn, chairman Of the board of examin-
ers A woman teacher is needed to give
instruction in domestic science in the
grades and a male instructor in physi-
cal culture for the high schools. The
major in this second examination VIII
he in physical culture. The minor ex-
animation will be in some subject or
dinarily classed as scientific or aca-
demic.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
CONNIE ERC|AL BANK
STOCK DECLINES
ON LOCAL 'CHANGE
Shares Which Experienced
Rise Yesterday Suffer in
Trading-0ther Gossip.

Commercial National Bank stock
which sold on a rising market in yes
terday's session of the Washington
Stock Exchange, reversed its course
and sold backward today. The first ten
shares brought 2O5. Then the price
dropped to 2O3 IA for the second lot and
the third lot sold at 202 3-4. The bank
stock was one of the most active on the
list today.
Lanston was also a feature. The price
of that stock, too, suffered in the trad
ing. The first sale. nine shares, was
at 90 Ten more share sold at S9h and
then fifty shares were sold at So loss
of a point. This was on call. After
call thirty-one shares Of the stock sold
at the last price.
The bond trading was small and there
was little else doing in the stock list.
Twenty-six shares of Washington Gas
were sold at the price Of s.
Eleven new directors were elected at
the annual meeting of the Continental
Trust Company yesterday. The newly
elected members are w. II. Cooper,
William Lennox. Thomas II. Melton, j.
II. Millard, Franklyn Murphy, George
II. Peters, B. w. Peterson, Guy I.
Scott. Luke c. Strider, James Trtmble,
and ]. S. Tyree.
The following have retired from the
directorate: E. G. Davisson, B. 1. Du-
laney, J. William Henry, P. T. Moran.
Charles NJ Warner, and c. H. Gender.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
ANNUAL STATEMENTS
ANNUAL REPORT OF
LANSBURGH & BRO.

We. the undersigned. the President and a
majority OF the Board OF Trustees OF
LANSBURGH BRO. Of Washington.
D. C.. do hereby certify that the Capital
Stock OF the said Corporation is $500 600 90
$500 900. 90 OF which has been actually maid
in. and that there are no debts other than
current bills
JAS. LANSBURGH.
ADOLPH wEYI
HENRY LANSBURGH,
SAMUEL HART,
SOLOMON LANSBURGH
I. JAMES L-ANSBURGH. President OF
I-ANSBURGH q BRO. OF the District of
Columbia. do hereby swear that the facts
stated In the above certificate are true to
the best OF my knowledge and belief
JAMES LANSBURGH,
President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. a
Notary Public in and for the District Of
Columbia, this I'd day OF January, A. ID.
1913
HARRY s. WOLF
(SealJ Notary Public ID. c.
My commission expires Dec. q. 1876
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Medical Society Plans
To Bring in Lecturers

The Medical Society of the District.
by means OF the organization effected
by the American Association, will fur
nish speakers from out-of-town during
the remainder 70 the winter to deliver
lectures before various organizations OF
the city who are interested in the social
physical and psychological condition Of
the citizens of Washington.
Among those who will be brought to
Washington to speak are DIR. Ennion
G. williams, chief health officer of Rich
mond, Va: Dr. Allen w. Freeman, as
sistant commissioner of health of Rich
mond, Va; DR.. Harry T. Marshall, Of
the University OF Virginia; DR.. John B.
Roberts, DIR. w. l.. Rodman. and Dr
Johns G.. Clark, of Philadelphia, and
DR.. S. L. Jepson. OF Wheeling. w. Va.
program for the lectures is being
arranged.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Wholesale Produce Harriet

Eggs-Nearby Fresh. 2ia25c: Southern. &c
Cheese-New York. new. 221c lb.: nat, ,0c
Butter-Elgin print &c lb.: tub. soc per
Ib.; process. zSc lb.
live PouItry-Hens. Halle: roosters. sdloIsc
per h.; turkeys. lsglsc per ID; chickens
large. 16dI7c: medium. I6Glsc per h..
Dressed Poultry-Turkeys. 1sd21c per lb
hens. H9l5c per ID; ducks. 17c per lb
chickens. lsd2oc per 10.
Green Fruits-California oranges. s.. 00nss .;
per box; lemons. 800 per box; pineappIes. pei
box; tangerines. H.io per box: apples. s53i
d2.40 per DBL.
Meats Dressed-Lightweight pork s,sc pei
ID. /: heavier &c.
Observation-Disclosures, Sc per bu.: celery &c
per dozen: yams. N.oaL2s per bbi.: op:srs
Soc per crate: cabbage. Toc per 100 lbs.
lettuce. 81 .30G1l 80 per basket: beets. 81. i0p
81 20 per 100 punches: squash. 81 COO Dbl. sweet
potatoes s1.3s per bbl.: lima beans. 13c
per qt.; cranberries. l2hc.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Decision Is Attacked
By Georgetown Body

Attack was made on the spirit and
intent of the George committee on TAXA
ton, but most of the recommendations
of this subcommittee of the House DIS
trict Committee were approved by the
] Georgetown Citizens Association at a
meeting held in the Potomac Savings
Bank. The association adopted. with
some other minor amendments. the re-
port on the George findings. OF spec
iaI committee headed by George 4.
worthington, which has been consid-
ering for some time the, findings OF
Mr.. George and his associates
The association disagrees with the
George committee. and for that matter
with District Assessor William r.
Richards, with respect to changing from
triennial to annual assessments II ap-
proves of the creation of a board OF
appeals. Independent of the assessor
and the assistant assessors. OF the
separation Of excise matters from the
office of the tax assessor ana recom
mends the employment OF aoditiohai
help for the assessor.
Mr.. Worthington and the George
Committee are at one on 1uu Sdiue
assessments In place Of the present Two
thirds valuations provided. ADDS the
rate Is reduced to ] per cent. The Cft-
zens' Association also goes on record
in favor of exercise of the full power
OF the assessor in adduciEg testimony
relating to real estate values for taxa
ton purposes under oath" and for the
establishment of a systematic method
of equaizing land values
Mr.. worthington criticized Mr.. George
and other memt ers of the committee In
prese nting his report. and attacked also
its real estate expert. Herbert g.
RrovDe Samuel GomDers and other
witnesses before the George Committee.
Mr.. Worthington charged that leading
questions were deliberately put with the
view of obtaining leading answers. Fin
ally Mr.. Worthington attacked the real
estate expertDess of Mr.. Browne.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
PRICES Of STOCKS
ARE IRREGULAR,
WITH WEAK TREND
Loss and Gains Are Seen, But
General Tendency Is Down.
Ward-TeIegraph Strong.

NEW DORk. Jan. 1.-THE New York
stock market was extremely Irregular
today. The announcement of the Presi-
dent-elect that progressives would be
the makeup of his Cabinet following
upon the Chicago speech on monopoly,
had no comfort for the Street. Then,
too. the lowering war clouds abroad and
the drive in the copper market had their
effect. Steel, Union, and Reading were
fractionally off; Southern Pacific made
a gain of 3; st. Paul lost point, and
Northern Pacific quarter. The copper
stocks made fractional gains.
There was decided strength in Amer
lean Telegraph and Telephone and the
oil stocks. The first stock gained 17s.
while Mexican Petroleum gained a point
and a half and California Petroleum
made a point. On the other hand. Can
lost point: Beet Sugar a half and Ice
securities lost nearly point and half
Such was the irregularity of the mar
ket.
In spite of the severe bear drive in the
London standard copper market, which
sent prices for spot down | pound 0
shlllings on the first cable. the AmerI-
can Smelling and Refining Company,
Phelps, Dodge, and the United Metals
Selling Company are quoting to for
etgn consumers the equivalent of IN
cents a pound for electrolytic, thirty
days
The Texas and Pacific surplus for the
year ended December 81, 1912. shows a
decrease of So, 335. .- ----..-.. ...--..
The directors of the American TeIe-
graph and Telephone Company met this
morning in Boston, and it is expected
that a plan of financing to supply the
company's needs for the current year
will be decided upon. 1t IS probable
that the financing will be done through
an issue of bonds. President Vail, who
has entirely recovered from his recent
Illness, attended the meeting in Boston
this morning.
The subtreasury lost s.. 23S 600 to the
banks yesterday, and since Friday has
lost &, ,761, 900
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Few Public Roads
Found Improved

But about per cent of the entire
mileage of public roads in the United
States are improved, according 20 a
bulletin from the office Of public roads
of the Department of Agriculture. In
the last five years this office has built
2l5 object-lesson roads. in all about 800
miles of road fifteen feet wide.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Field for Aviation
Measure in Senate

Senator Gallinger introduced in the
Senate this afternoon a bill for the pur-
chase of the aviation field at College
Park. and property adjacent thereto
for aviation maneuvers and other MILL
tary purposes. An appropriation OF
$500 900 is provided for the purpose OF
making the purchase, and II there is
any unexpended balance the Secretary
of War is authorized to use 1t for the
improyement of teh property.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Criminal Court, No. Z.

MT. JUSTICE Std1Oru.
United States VS.. Nathaniel Green.
Rape; verdict, guilty with death PEN
atty. Attorneys, George Macdonald
and B. L. Gaskins.
United States VS.. William A. Monolokos
Assault to rape; motion for new trial
fled. Attorney, NJ. E. O'Brien.
United States VS.. William Merritt.
Housebreaking and larceny; given to
jury. Attorney, E. HILL
United States VS.. Tony Milano. Murder
first degree: execution postponed from
January "a to March IA. Attorneys, d.
W. Baker and James Kelly.
United States VS.. John H. Powell. Nom
support: bench warrant issued.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Circuit Court, No. I.


Chief Justice Clabaugh.
Farley vs.. Bradford. Judgment by de.
tault. Plaintiffs attorney, Hayden
johnson.
Oswell VS.. Potomac Electric Power Com
pany; and Richardson VS.. same. Ver-
dict for defendant. Plaintiffs attor-
neys. c. II. Merillat and NJ. N. Rich
ardson: defendants attorney. George
p. Hoover.
Bowen vs. Terminal Taxicab Company.
Order certifying to Circuit Court No.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Charles
Shreve. jr. and NJ. N. Richardson; de-
fendants' attorneys, Baker, sheehy &
Hogan.
Reeves vs.. Green. On trial. Plaintiffs S
attorneys, w. w. Edwards and w. A.
Donch; defendants attorney. John
Ridout
Hurst vs. Brace. order dismissing suit
for failure of plaintiff to file decla-
ration in ten days. Plaintiffs attor-
ney. Nelson Wilson: defendants at
torney, James B. Green.
schneider VS.. Mckinley ct al. Plaintiff
takes a voluntary non-suit as to de-
fendant Joseph Schlatt. and judgment
for costs against plaintiff; verdict for
5000 against other defendants. Plain
ttff's attorneys. w. Z. Ambrose and
John Ridout: defendants attorneys,
H. z. Davis and w. NJ. Offey.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Circuit Court, No. 2.

MI. JUSTICE WTIBHt.
Baxter, jr., VS.. Degge ct al. On trial.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Ralston & Sid
dons; defendants attorney, A. L. Sim
clair.
Yost & Herrell VS.. Lucas. Judgment by
default against defendant for S634,
with interest and costs Plaintiffs at
torney, X. B. Behrend.
Casson VS.. Washington Gaslight Com
pany: and Chase VS.. same. On trial.
Plaintiffs attorneys, Darr, NPeyser &
Taylor and A. L. Newmyer: defend
ants attorneys, ]. J. Darlington and
b. L. Minor.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
NAVY.

Lieutenant 0unior grade) RICHARD
HILL, detached Chauncey; to post
graduate course, Naval Academy,
Ensign N. r. MUNROE to Alert
Surgeon J. A. MURPHY. detached
Naval Training Station, Newport. p.
l.: 10 Naval Training Sta alton, Great
Lakes. Ill
Acting Assistant Dental Surgeon h II.
TENNENT. to Naval Medical School.
Washington. d. G.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Today's Sales on
Local Exchange

Washington Gas 5'ss500dl10Is.
Capital Traction SIS, $50Od110is.
Capital Traction. Id126, 1d1S
Washington Gas. 11486, lass, sass.
Lanston, 6dso 1890. 1OGs91z. 20dss, 100
SO. 2odss.
Commercial National Bank. lOG2O5. log
261z. I0d202A.
After call
Potomac Consolidated SIS, 81, ,Oooalo6.
Lanston. 14GS9, 17GS9.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
MARINE CORPS.

Major II. c. DAVIS. detached Marine
barracks New York; TO Philippines.
Second Lieutenant d. NJ. GARDNER,
ir.. detached Marine Barracks,
Guam: to Philippines.
Second Lieutenant r. Z. BRUMBAUGH
detached Wilmington; to United
States.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
New Year Pledge
Aids Conscience Fund

A steelton. Pa, man who said he had
made the New Year resolution to pay
all his debts, has sent Treasurer Carni
thompson $50 10 be applied to the
Governments Conscience fund"
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Court Record
Equity Court, No. 2.

MT. Justice AndeI SOD.
In re: Lunscy of Annie F. Thrasher
Order appointing Charles I. Peck
COMMITTEES; bond, 5000
Cady VS.. Cady. Reference to Rutledge
Wilson, examiner Plaintiffs attor-
ney, III. A. Hegarty; defendants at
torneys. Rosa F. Downing and George
A. Berry.
Bull vs.. Lee. Order dissolving injunc-
aSn. GS fiaintifs attorneys, W n
ants attorney, Philip Walker.
Nutting VS.. Nutting. Order confirming
sale. Plaintiffs attorney, John M.
George
In re: Lunacy of Robert J. Cooney.
order referring account to auditor.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

lrriyed-Caesar at Newport News
Sterling AT Guscanayabo Bay. In
cas- at Guantanamo. Saturn al Sal
ina Cruz, Mexico, Albany at Olong-
apo. Nero at TiOuron, Whipple.
Preble. Paul Jones. Stewart, TruX-
tun. Alert, FL, F-2, F-3, at San
Diego.
ssiled-Montano from Beirut for Port
Said, Petrol from Monte Christi for
Puerta Plata.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Oyster Supper Benefit.

An oyster supper for the benefit Of
St Stephens Episcopal Church will
be given on Thursday In the parish
nan at O'Clock by the Young Peo-
pies Society of the church
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Probate Court.


Mr.. Justice Anderson. .
Estate of Burnet Lewis Nevins. Order
appointing guardian ad litem. Attor.
ney, Alfred c. Father
Estate of Luzanna A. Bradford. Order
for sale OF stocks. Attorney. John NJ
George.
Estate of Phoebe Craigen. Order OF
publication. Attorneys. Maddox &
Galley.
Estate of Sidney W. Herbert Order
admitting will TO probate and record
granting letters of administration C
t. q. to Edith r. Newman: bond 500
Attorney, Charles II. Cragin
Estate of John J. Casey Order grant
ing letters of administration to Thorn
as Heany: bond 5000. Attorney. Mich
ael j. Keane.
Estate of Delos Lloyd. Order appoint.
ing Ransom l.. Richardson, executor;
bond 500. Attorney, Nelson Wilson.
Estate OF Philip Scheer. = Order revok-
ing warrant to appraisers. and accept
ing affidavit In lieu of appraisement.
Attorney. Joseph Solomon.
Estate of George o. Cook Order au-
thorizing settlement of claim. At
torney, d. Z. Clarke and Leo Rover.
Estate of Roberta Lee Maffett. Order
granting letters of administration to
Robert T. Msffett: bond $500 Attor-
ney, Irwin II. Linton.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Army and Navy
ARMY.

First Lieutenant PHILIP G. WRIGHT
son. Twentieth Infantry. detailed
as professor of military science ana
tactics at the University of Wiscon-
sin. Madison, Wis.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
Criminal Court, No. ..

II" Mr.. Justice Could.
Diggs VS.. Jaeger. Motion for new trial
overruled: appeal noted; bond. $500
Plaintiffs attorney. ]. L. Muilaly: de-
fendants attorney. Z. l.. Gies.
Kerby VS.. Berry. On trial. PLAINTIFFS 8
attorney, L. s. Bailey; defendants at
torneys. Gordon & Hynson.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
BONDS.
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The Washington times., 1913-01-14
PROPOSALS

PROPOSAL FOR CLOTHING. ETC.-Treas-
ington. ID. c., January 6. 1919 Sealed pro-
posals win be received at this office until
two Cd o'clock p m, Thursday, January q,
1913, and then publicly opened for manufac-
turing and supplying clothing and equipage.
samples proposai blanks. and specifications
furnished upon application. The right Is re-
served to reject any or all bids. Address
Captain H. c. CLARK. Treasurer.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14
District Court.

Mr.. Justice Gould.
In re: opening street through square
16. Jury sworn and hearing set for
February z.
The Washington times., 1913-01-14

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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-27
WEST POINT.

Steve Rippenkroeger was in Fort
Madison Wednesday to visit his BROTH
er Henry who is confined to the Sacred
Heart hospital with broken limb
which he sustained Tuesday.
Mrs Frank Boeding of Fort Madison
has been visiting her sister Mrs. VIM.
Vonderhaar.
John Judd Of New Canton, ILL.,, re-
turned home after visit with his
niece Mrs. John Gavin.
Misses Elizabeth and Catherin Ems
panjer Of FIT Madison are spending the
week at the Carl Rauenbuehlec home.
Burlington and Mrs. Henry Weiss and
children Of Moline ILL.,, arrived Friday
for visit with Julius Greene and
family. ~
VIM. Brockman had a very narrow
escape Tuesday afternoon from receiv-
ing serious injury or being instantly
killed. Mr.. Brockman and sons Herman
and John were erecting new barn on
the Henry Mehl farm southwest Of
town when the storm Of that afternoon
struck them. Mr.. Brocl<man was cover
ing up some lumber when piece Of
timber struck him on the head and he
was pinned under the wreckage. He
was picked up unconscious and remain
ed so far an hour. Upon examination It
was found no bones were broken but
he was severely bruised about the
head and back. John Brockman was on
a 20 foot ladder when the wind struck
him.sHe was hurled to the ground but
was not injured. Herman Brockman
was also on the scaffold but jumped to
safety. Mr.. Brockman was brought to
his home here and is resting as we'll as
could be expected.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-27
EDDYVIlLE.

Rev. F. B. Mansen left Friday for
Phillipsburg, Kansas, where he will fill
an appointment for Sunday.
DR.. F. E. Vance returned Saturday
from Chicago where he has been the
past week on professional business.
Mrs. Cecil Brown who has been visit
ing the past week with her sister Miss
Carl McClain, returned Friday to her
home at Ward.
Mrs. Lucy Lafferty who has been
seriously Ill the past three weeks Is
slowly improving.
DR.. E. L. Bay, Paul Thayer, A. P.
Epperson. Mrs. F. E. Vance, Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Epperson and daughter
Mrs Mary Barnett and VIM. jaeger and
son were Ottumwa passengers ION Fri
day.
Frank belong has leased the Kne-
IN yer building which has recently been
remodeled and will open a cafe an bak-
cry.
Mrs. M. ]. Mater who has been at the
bedside Of Mrs. D. Mater for tn
two weeks, returned to her home at
Abba Friday.
Miss Warren of Libertyville who
has been caring for Mrs. A. Stuber dur
ing her illness, left Friday for Pack
wood.
Miss Pearl Williams came up from
Ottumwa Friday to nurse Ernest My
ers who is critically i'll.
Miss Bertha Werner Of Rockwell City
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-05-27
ARGOES VICTORS IN
49,. MIX WITH JAY CATS

Sunday the Argoes met the re-
nowned East End Jay Cats and de-
feated them by the score Of 10 to 8.
Jim Boggs had been showing prospects
of becoming fast twirler until he met
the Argoes' heavy hitters and he was
knocked out of the box in the first
inning. The features of the game were
Pike Anderson's first base playing and
his heavy hitting. The pitching Of
Stearns for the Jay Cats was also
worthy OF comment. The Argoes extend
a challenge to any team of an average
age OF sixteen years. The lineup fol-
lows:
Jay Cats-B. Walker, catcher; j.
Boggs pitcher and right field e. Hand
lon, short stop; P. Anderson, first
base; J. Mullin, third base; M. Stearns,
right field and pitcher; F. Carson, left
field: H. Carson, center filed.
Argoes- J.. Roland, catcher; c..
Rhodes, pitcher; Myers, short stop; O.
Randol first base; F. Mcdonald, Sec
ond base; J. Allender, third base; H.
Clark, right field; J. Gibbons, left
field; c. slopegardener, center field.