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Episcopal

The Rev. Enoch NJ. Thompson. who
has advocated a new title page of
the rrayer book. will offer the fol-
lowing form, at the diocesan conven-
tiCn. at St. stephens Church. Welnes-
day next:
The book of common prayer and ad-
ministration Of the Sacraments and
other rites and ceremonies OF the
church. according to the use of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. which
is the American catholic church IN
the United states, together with the
P:alter or Psalms of David.
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At st. Patrfck's. the 'devotions will be
held each evening at 7:30 p. m. and Will
consist of a short meditation. the Lit
any OF Loretto, and Benediction OF the
Blessed Sacrament.
Mgr. W. T. Russell will preach at the
high mass Sunday at IL o'clock. The
Rev. james \. Smyth will be the cele-
brant. Mgr. Russ~l will preach aga n
in the evening at 30 o'clock at the
League of the Good Shepherd DevO-
tions; and give the benediction. These
services will be held on Sunday even
ing in conjunction with the May de-
yotions
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WntpersaIfts

Universalist faith in the Bible as H.
lustrated by the book of Daniel will be
explained by the Rev John Van
Schaick. jr.. at the Church of Our Faith
er, Thirteenth and L streets northwest.
next Sunday at II a. m. Universalists
believe that scholarship or higher criti-
cism. so far from being irreverent or
destroying faith. increases faith by get
ting In on a solid foundation and reveals
God by brushing away errors.
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An Address on
Social Purity

DR.. o. H. Janney, chairman Of the
American Vigilance Committee for the
Suppression Of the White Slave Traffic,
Will speak Sunday evening at the
Friends Church on the subject Social
Purity" This address will be dnder
the auspices of the Christian Endeavor
Society Of the church.
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Methodist Episcopal
METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL

Methodist Church corner OF John Marshall
place and ST. n. w, James Shera Mont
gomery. minister. Morning service at IL
o'clock. with sermon by the pastor. subject:
The Message Of the Third Letter. Ep-
worth League devotional service at 6:45 with
special song service. At o'clock DR.. Mont
gomery will conduct peoples service and
speak on tho subject. The Goddess OF Fash
In he p,,fIic
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Congregational
,1Rsr CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

COR. 10TH & C SITS. n. W.
Rev SAMUEL II. WOODROW. d. D.. Pastor
Rev. Lewis F.. Purdum. Assistant Pastor.
II a. m. public worship with sermon BY
the Rev Sidney II. Cox. of Philadelphia. sub
Ject THE CROWD AND THE CROSS" or
the DISAPPOINTMENT OF JESUS" Music
by the quartette and chorus choir. go L. m.
Sunday School. 6:45 y. NJ. Y. p. :. I. E.
s p m evening service with sermon By Rev.
sidney II. Cox: subject. THE ASSAULT
OF THE NEW AGE UPON FAMILY LIFE
AND RELIGION"
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Catholic

The month of May is especially ded-
icatcd to the Blessed Virgin Mary in III"
Catholic Church, and during this month
it Is customary for the churches of the
city to hold daily services in her honor.
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Baptist
EIRSI BAPTIST CHURCH.
Ave. OF the Presidents and o Stree;

Ave. OF the Presidents and o Street.
REV. w. w. McMASTER. Minister.
Sermon. by the minister, Rev. W. W. Nc
Master. II a. IN. and =. IN: :. =. 3:ij
a. M. -. E. p. Quartet choir. NI"ins.
viola, and cello. ''Rock OF Ages" ,BuckJ.
The Penitent' CNan de Water. La Don
leur' ,BoccalarD. Mn. GusAck: J.. m.
The Golden Pathway Gray. sir Moore
'FruhllnGsglauhe'' tSChuhcrTi, Miss Milo
vich and Mr.. Howard. Lied Ohne Wore"
tMenr"lsohnJ. Miss Milovich and Mr. How
ard
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Esoterisun
ORIENTAL ESOTERIC SOCIETY
Iils Q STREET Y

iiB Q STREET y. W
Lectures and classes in the philosophy OF
true living. Active anu corresponding mem
bership. open 20 inquiries daily from 10 un-
Ill > O'Clock Library and reading ROOM
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Nazarene Church

GRACE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE, I2SO Penn. ave. " w sun
All welcome. Rev. II G. TRCNBAUER
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Y. w. {. A.
VESPER SERVICE,

$50 + ST. $50 p. NJ. SUNDAY.
Speaker. Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe.
SoloisT Miss Harriet Harding.
Musical Half Hour. to 4:3c.
Acquaintance Hour. 40 to $50 All
United.
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Christian Enoeapor
By REXFORD L. HOLMES Pres ident Of the District
Christian Endeavor Union.

s13Th Christian
His Prayers-Matt ): (Conseration meeting)
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Christian
VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN

VERMONT AVE. ABOVE y Y. w
REV. EARLE WHITLEY. LII D. Pastor.
Preaching at II a. by Tcv. L. b. BaShy.
d D. pastor Of Christian church -! Bal
t!Horc, and At l.. m. Mr. Myrun JeruI.in
Jones. director nf education. Y VI. G. a.
will speak on What Shall We Do Then -
Sunday school. $50 a. IN. Christian In
draNor Z D. m
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METROPOLITAN BAPTIST.
Evangel;cal-Science

EVANGELICAL.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH.
Service. Sunday morning at II o'clock. a,
faus'h cor Connecticut ave-. and
StTr"is northwest. Subject nf lec,r-c IL,
Bishop Oliver G. Sab,n. The Religion OF the
futur". Hall Commudipus. surroundings
elegant: seats free: all invited
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ception will be held in the church par

DR.. c. Everest Granger will preach at
the morning and evening services to-
morrow in the Gunton Temple Presby-
terian Church. Fourteenth and z streets
northwest. His evening topic Will be
.'Wishy We shington!' Mrs. Otis SWEET
will sing at the morning service and
Miss Grace Rials at the evening ser
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NEW THOUGHT CENTER.
Secular. League
THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

''woman's Sphere and Universal Suffrage. :"
|ks. Harvey W. Wiley. at y. m. Pythian
sEppie. i@e sth st. ". w. Prelude. Dis as-
son. Seats free.
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PLYMOUTH
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

nth AND p STREETS y. W.
REV A. {. GARNER. Pastor
e.30-Sunday school.
II a. m.-PubIic worship and preaching:
subject Making Religion Attractive"
400 II. n.-I'atheChisrn service y. l. :. {. Z.
p. m.-Public worship and preaching.
Nrstel choir All welcome.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03

THE RETURN OF PETER GRIMHt'' is
the subject Alfred II. Terry will lecture
on SUNDAY evening in Flynns Hall. corner
SIN and X SITS. y W. II $50 o'clock. ful-
lowed by messages Seats free. NJ: Terry
holds meetings Fridays 1T p. m. at IL -
st y r
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Higher Thought.

MEETING at the Albemarle. l7th and r sts..
Monday night S o'clock. Mrs. Clemons
will speak. Subject. Forgiven For the In
known and the Undops.'
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New Church
NEW TIIIPCI

18TH AND CORCORAN SITS. ". W.
the Re-. FRANK SEWALi. u =. pastor
VIII preach at II n m, Ascension. sun
day service sunday School. So N Ii
hrary Wednesdays Z 80 p. III. Reading CiE-
cic Visitors invited The writings u SNed-
cnborg. and the periodicals and literature Of
III" Few Church. in the library. Open daily.
- -
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Spiritualisnn
HOLY SPIRITUAL CHURCH

Meets End floor Pythian Temple. ::S3
sunday eyenin. Oake elevator. subject
DO Departed Spirits Return?'' Can Il tie
Found in the Bible Address by NaGa,ine
Curtin. Spirit messages TO follow.
SEATS FREE.
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Washington Temple

WASHINGTON TEMPLE CONGREGATION.
Free Bible Lectures on topics OF the Hour
every Sunday at p m. IN New Masonic
Temple. New York ave. and 18th 81 Evan
gelist Rockwell will preach tomorrow. Sub
rect buildings of Gold. Silver and Precious
stones" No collection.
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THE WASHINGTON CHURCHES TOMORROW
Methodist South

Methodist South
MOUNT VERNON PLACE
sTH AND SITS N. W.
REV: E V. REGISTER. Pastor.
Sunday school. $50 a. m.
Preaching services II a. and p. m. BY
Epworth League 7:o0 n m.
Prayer Meeting. Thursday. p. m.
Presbyterian
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
cgHRiEs cGnai AEs'' wo6B: Z 5bd Mhi.iei Mn ssf:
HARRY BARRYMORE ANGUS.
Minister OF Peck Chapel.
II 90 a. m.-Sermon by the minister.
ss:3o p. m.-Children's Day !s Service in,.,.-
Subject, Some Respectable Sins
PRIDE
Evening choir of 100 voices; Special musical
service. Sydney Lloyd WriShtson. direc-
tor: Harvey Murray. organist.
Sunday school at s:45 a. m.
Thslsday e1en1s at kdwsek Service
SECOND: Csouthern Assemblyl-22nd st.
near Q st. Rev. Andrew r. Bird. pastor.
Preaching II a. m. and D. m Prayer meet
ing Thursdays. p. m cordial welcome 10
FIRST THE STRANGERS SABBATH
HOME. John Marshall pi. y. W. D"ndil
C Macleod. minister; $50 a. m, Sunda'
school and adult Bible classes; II a. m.
administration OF Baptism and the Lords
supper; 7:i5 p. m. The Spiritual Message
Of Spring" by DIR. Geo. l. duncan.
EEsTERN-MD. AVE AND 9TH 81. n. E.
Church services II a. IN. and I:ij p. IN.
Sermons by Rev. Alfred +. Barrows. Pastor.
Sunday school go. Classes for al! ages.
Mems bible Class. 9:iJ a IA; Visitors es-
pecialIy welcome. Christian EndeaVoT. Sd
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How He Won a Father-ir-law," IS
F. Hez Swem's announcement for Sun
day night, s o'clock, Centennial Bap-
tist Church. Eighth and l streets north
east. The IL a. m. theme is Hardship
and Glory
The Washington times., 1913-05-03

bn SUNDAY morning in Foundry Meth
Isl Episcopal Church the Rev. w: X.
|edderspoon will preach on Inc
Z Inc third discourse will be delivered
the series on Vital Truths as
heht by classical and modern authors.
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Pentecostal

st wv bet ID and ttA.
H. b. HOSLEY. Pastor
Service II and 30. Sundays.
Tuesdays and Thursdays. 30 p. m.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03

br James Shera Montgomery IS an
Runced to speak at the Metropolitan
ernoriaI Methodist Church Sunday
|brning at IL o'clock, on the subject:
|rhe Message OF The Third Letter,
d in the evening at o'clock on. The
b6dess of Fashion" Free seats 10
the people.
The Washington times., 1913-05-03

il the evening service at Waugh NJ
{ nurch tomorrow the pastor. Rev.
l. Thompson will have as the topic
his sermon Our Girls" and he Will
j attention to their peril and their
btsCtion-
IN is a question to which too great
he cannot be given. and this sermon
bu be Of interest to ali who Gah
ar it
The Washington times., 1913-05-03
Lutheran
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
United Brethren

MEMORIAL
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.
\ CAPITOL AND II SITS. " w.
Sunday School. $50 4.
~ "A H. and TO y. IN. preaching by Rev
,-ijAS + FCLTZ. Pastor.
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CHURCH OF CHRIST.

PYTHIAN I EMILE. l0l2 STU ST. y. W.
The Disciples meet ON the first day OF the
week Q1ori's DayJ to break bread. 1890 a. m.
are MrlCUnle.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
TAFT IN NEW YORK

Nv York. Feb. :a.-rrcsidcnt
Taft IL spcniing Washington's birth
day In New York. making what arc
probably his last public appearances
outside Of Washington before retire.
ncni from tho presidency. lie ar
rived from Washington shortly after
the city was nstir he and his party
were driven TO the home Of iIis bro
thcr. Henry W. Taft. for breakfast.
Mrs. TAFT ana her sister. Mrs. Thom-
os I.aughlin. accompanied the pcii-
Gent. as did Major RhOadcs. his aide
and Charles u. lIillcs. his ,ccrctary.
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Awaiting The
Jsyfi1 Ssuad
TAe WseSssfsl kSssis sAAe esssss Forth
WAeo lhs Ssssk Arrives.

That funny. little. bra.sy cry that roho~s
the arrival u the new baby is p~rhst. tho
most cherished remembrance Of our lives.
And ihou.Ihds ~ happy mothers owe their
preservation TO health and strreEtb n
Mothers FRIEND. Thi. IL - rHt~rnal srm.
r,iy that is applied 10 the ah1ominal mus.
sirs. u relieves sii the teasioa. presrnts
i-a.iern~.. sNsi rain, enables th~ nnscies
10 rapsnd r-a,iy. and. vhen Gshy c.ne..
the muscles reiss naturally. the form 10
preserved without lscesstisa or other &C.
sid~nt.
You will nnd Mothers Friesd os sale ct
almost say drug store. a. u y ono Of the
noshsss every ry.her- have relied apoe;
e.pcc,astea. there !: no .esha..s. 40
trrss or strain Of any Kind. Its innuenca
IL truly remarkable. as II p~a~trstes the
tlss,ss and renders them plant snd easily
governed by the demands Of naturc. You
will be surprised at Its wooderful eject and
Whist Q grateful relief II aaots}S.
Esp~clel1y TO young women NWh~rA
friend - one Of the greatest ii all helpful
You viii Gnd this wonderful remedy on
Nai~ at the store where yeu trade. or they
viii get II for you. II is prepared BY nrsd-
nrld Regulator Co. 100 Lamar Building.
Atlanta. 6s. Write them for . yery vaiu.
able book 10 expcctaat nothsts.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
'" 'SA 81 rRAiHh iih 10 A LADY

Princeton. y. J.. Feb. .:.-Thc
ncSt president OF the United States
gave Ills seat on u train today to n
woman who was standing In tho
aisle. She was not near him. a. that
hut At tho other end OF tho car when
he xpled her, arose. bowed and beck
onsi for her TO takn the seat he had
vacated. She smiled. thanked him
and took II.
Governor Wilson made the trip
nero from New York GU All accommu-
datIon train. A holiday crowd was
aboard and he stood Tor nearly an
hour til tho train reached Rapway.
II" was hardly settled down In his
scat when he Saw tho woman stand
Ing and promptly surrendered II.
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rt-.sl = .L-..a q
mrs. Mseiu T..
BROKE DOWN
oses ohe Rel Eaets h kefard 70
uel Case IN Tells lew Sbe
Suffered.

JelSsboro, Ark.-.l suffered . con.
plsts break down In health, some time
~" writes Mrs. 4. Ne0nl, frem this
ptses. II was very weak ana could
Ast = any werk. I tried different
rsnsliss. bu. they did ms NO good.
oas day. got . bottle Of cardui. II
ia me 70 much Eood. I vas surprised.
and took some more. ..1
before took cardul. I had headache
aal backacbe. and Sometimes I would
cry for hour. New am over ell that,
and can do all kisds Of housework. I
think It is the Srcats1t medicine %
earth"
IN the past Atty years. thspsands Of
ladies' have writtss, like Mrs. McGiil,
70 tell Of tho beneAt received from
SuoS testimony. from earnest women,
surely ipdicstey the great value Of this
te1ic remedy, for diseases peculiar 10
Vonas. Are .6Q Z. eu1srsrf Yese
CSrdui is ths medicine 3ea need.
We urge you To try II.
N,R-fHen. Liliss' Ai,tiry osss.. Chss,s-
- ksikias e e. ss sSss.,:,"sss:. fss:. ess:s!
!" SCI Ia aiais ~fabrs., oh .<1osst' -
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22

right 10 vote. but II cannot ,be rec
Okniscd ~ II Is against tho custom
of Hervia.'
Tho Gcrviau womcn.s Suffrage
league II seren ycarx old. II IL al.
ways lowering on tho verge Of sue
ecses. When women doctors and tea.
chcrs demanded n right TO voic for
the 6kuptsehina. they were backed
BY many eminent mcn, including
Primo MintAter rashitsch. They los.
By only sig votes.
ScrvIan Social Democrats support
In theory womens outrage: but they
do not support I, In practice. on the
ground that the suffrage organiza-
fion IL unfriendly N them. For prac
ticsl work tho suffragIsts have TO
rely on ~. vuiowitscli. chief Of the
Young Radical Party. and now min.
lister Of education. vuiowitsch works
hard for tho cause: aud he has prom
isod 10 open several new fields for
women's activity in teaching. The
present Minister Of the interior also
backs ~omen's rights. O,hcr minis.
lerx are unfrieniiy. The foreign War
Ninistcr Paviowifsch proposed to
employ women copyist clerks in the
war office. Ills project caused an
open revoit among the mon.
A reel backer Of the Servian suff.
raEists Ia Pslncc Arscna karagsorGc
vitsch. brother Vt King Peter. Friso
ioua. brave. hardup Arseuc has dear
" loved many women In his dsv;
and he shows them his gratitude bj
wiahiuG theae votes. When Afsen,
has any money. which 10 seldom. h,
gives mali sums to the suffra gIst or
ganisation. lie ix close friend o.
ono Of the moSa prominent suffra eis,
leaders. Madame Marie Gruyitsci
the half-Frcnch widow Of an aErI.
culturist Of Sisch.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
FRUIT IS BARRED
TQ KEEP OUT FLY

Washington. Feb. .:.-rhc Mex
!cau fruit fly. which. II Inns been Dis
covered. gets Into the United States
on grapefruit from Mexico. has been
barred from entry by til" heroic
method Of barring Mcxic;.a grape
fruit Itself.
The order was issued today by Sec
rotary OF Agriculture Wilson under
the authority Of the plant >NSaran-
tine Law. by which he Is empowered
to claim Qunrantines.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
Santa R WINS TAX SUIT

UCNVer, FcO. s:.-JuUKe ItODtTt
r. Lewis In the United States dis
trict court yesterday rendered Juds-
mcnt In favor Of the Atchison. To-
peka and Santa Fc railroad against
TImOth O'ConnOr. former secretary
or stat. for $500 In taxes collect
cd under the flat tax law which was
declared unconstitutional by the su-
prcmc court.
The money was turned over TO the
.ta:c by O'Connor and II is expected
that steps will be taken to have II
returned BY the state.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
FRISCO WINS FIGHT
ron WATER SUPPLY

Washington. Fob. ::.--San Fran
ciico's protractei fight for tue use
Of the Nctch-lictchy valley o. n res
crvoir site Was won by the city to-
day a. far AZ the army advisory board
on which Secretary Fishers decision
will be based. In concerned. Tue
board declares IN" Hctch.IIc;chy pro
jcct IL 3:O.OO0.00O cheaper than any
other feasible project for furnishing
nm adequate supply Of water to the
City,
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
wanted.Asale Hello

For U. 8. Army. Able bodied un-
married men bctwccn ages Of Is
and Go: citizens OF United Statcs, OF
good character and temperate habits
who eau speak. read ani write tho
English Language. For Information
apply to Recruiting Officer, 10e
West Main ST.. Trinidad. Colo. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
NO ORDERS 4FKSf,oss FS k9YE e vxo,,na

Cheyenne. wyo.. Feb. 2:.-At
o'clock this afternoon no orders had
been received by Colonel Dyer. COM
mnndinE Fort u. A. Russell rcsp.ct-
ing tho movement OF tho fourth field
artillery to Galveston. Ho RaId how
ever. the troops arc In readiness for
any orders from washington.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
FAIR HAIRED PEOPLE.

Fair haired people arc said TO be
lcxs numerous than formerly. The
ancient Hebrews were q fair haired
race: now. they arc. with few ex.
ccptions. dark. So It In In n lesser
degree with the irish. among whom
l50 years agOs II is stated. a dark
haired person was almost unknown.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
; asss'y.sGssS. as'..ss ss,.; kAsa'

Chicago. Feb. :c.-cattle re-
rcIcpts 1900. Market steady.
Deeves 6.s3QS: Texas steers $50
16: stockess and feeders $500
SIS: cows and hsifcrs 3.log 7.toe
calves 2 " 1850.
HOGS: Receipts 10000. Market
|stroag. SO Toe higher.
Light $500 $50: mixed S.l5V
S.@3: heavy 1850 $40: rough ..s5
US.l5: piRs Goa $50. Bulk u
sales $50 q $40.
SHEEP: Rsccipts 10000. Market
steady. @..t
Native 3.IOQG.G6 ycarlinss
C.700s: lambs. native 7.40G SIS:
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
Kansas Oity Livestock.

Kanxas City. No.. Feb. s:.-Cat-
tie receipts 500. Including 40 couth-
csns. Market steady.
Native Aecgs 70s.7;: southern
steers c.:5 u 7.76: southern c0ws
.snl heifers 40 eco: native cows
and heiScrs 20 s: stockcrs sud feed.
ora eQ7.S0: bulls 6.:6 y eco:
calves sec 0io, -vcstern atsers $50
Gs:5: wesasfa cows <G6.73.
i0o0: fleccIhGa COO. Market
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
0euver Livestock.

Beaver Livestock.
Denver. Colo. Fob. :..-Cattlc re.
ccipts 200. Market steady.
Dccf steers cas-: cows and hclf.
crs <.5OG6.i0: stockers and feeders
SG7.50: calves s.;OG 1905.
HOGS: Receipts 100. Market
higher. Top $50: bulk Of sales
S.lO6S.:0.
SHEEP: Receipts 800. Market
strong. YcarlinEs G.750 1926;
wethers 5.6OGG: lambs 7.75aS.:5:
ewcs 5US.76.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
H WOOL MARIE

81. Louis. Mo-. Feb. ::.-Woo
steady. Territory and western me,
diums slG:3c. Fine mediums IS q,
e0c; fIno l3Ql1c.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22

Chicago. Feb. :c.-Du mage caused
by the slcct storm which grlppcd this
city for thirty hours was today esti-
mated at si.OOO.0OO. Although tho
fall Of rain aud slcct stopped early
today the city still Is isolated FROM
tho outside world. Us practically all
telegraph wires are down aud It. will
be :i bours before repairs can be
made.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
+ HE MARKETS
IA fULL tXssociA iArep.fsrss ~

strong. Bulk Of sales S.lOQS 20:
hcAyQ X.Ob u $40: packers aud
butchers S.lOg $40: light $3.50
SIS: pigs 6.734 $50.
SHEEP: Receipts none. Market
strong.
NuttoaS f.i09G.Oi: Colorado
lambs e0S.S0: range wcthers and
ycAsiings 6SVG '.Go: ransc ewes
$50 e 5.7S.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
rlicrobes In Your Scalp.

b1StVOeo III uVSA6 6SosP
Astsosstiss say tjAst . 0icsees
eaaasso bolAReas. N ysa - 1eoenG
ksie try our es0s1y q soe seak.
rrei.sso, U.na, Of Gs.s,y. -
Dr.. saboursnd. the 1ea9 vss9ea
Dsr1atoioost. elalm tAaA . ~.
erobs eausss baldneays asd SAeLe
tkeosy has hsse veftsse - S1aeae
tie hair foiiieles. 10 tils eaadAG t6s
scalp pores TO eioss ssl ~ esalD -
kses.s ssiny. Then, Il 2 bsfsv.d.
pething will revive the oseveA. u
treated befoee thi1 oeeuOs oASono0
may b overcome. --t = 81
We know Of .eshi.e ~ .hss
,sssi,S seGi s1sn 81. Se.i .e.o "a hs;r = SSrsii
sss* A.ir Tenss. II K Ia Ssss 4.
jspeA after long study to oveReo0e
the eauss Of falling hair - 4isseysfed
BY Prof. 'Onns, Or. osbeI!aud 80
other scalp and hair spseiaiises. $50
thing sIss can 10 rsmovs dan1r16 ssd
stop falling hair; aad II aay hanas
III !. Vii q tsas. -.
Ne yant you " nahS q Deeysit:
We Will pay for 2 rsonth'e efsato1as
thorouehly satisfied. whs1 Ne will
do tht1. you surely shbuld Aot haitats
70 At least Try II.
6tast IL tssasesat teA.y.' Ysns
mere request viii gst your Aoesy
sss s:st t,:SS. i ysc "''' n ''''' '0'
You can buy Rssall -" Hair Teais
n this comnulity ealy 81 eur etees''
The Hsusman Drug Co.
Riverside Drug 9ters.
Opera House Drug store
Peoples Drug store
Trinidad M SAnn& asssv coioraAs
Tss.. ; Rssa!i s.er. I. nearly sy.fy sss2
ssl Sity b the Gaited etatss. Caasaa ah
drsss britain. There b q Ansssas Hss0
RsQSAy for eesrly every ordiaau HunaS NJ;
for vSiek n h rseoS1sodsi. IT
~ Rssal Seorss ass Anseisa's Gssae41
TIT Drug oeasss III.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
STORM N MICHIGAN

DcifOIt. MIch., FcO. :c.-OoC OF
tho most severe stornso the winter
II raging today over practically all
OF northern aud western Michigan.
At petcrsky tho worst blizzard Of the
winter IA raging and fears are cx-
pressed for the safety OF Fishermen
who left yesterday for the fishing
grounds on little Travcr nay. They
havo not returned aud II Is thought
they are either lost or In tho icc
have pcrishcd. Railroad traffic is
seriously delayed by tho deep snow.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
FOR SALE Oh TRAD

Colorado ranch. also Arkansas land
Address box 2IS. Triindad. -
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22

Your films TO develop. l0c u roll
at Green's Drug Store. limo
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22

Second hand furniture. Casmich-
acl and Co.. Phone Trinidad $50. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
Wanted

All who do not rciccIve their
Chroniclc-Ncws 10 phone this office
between 900 und 200 tho same
evening. =.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
Clean cotton rage wanted at C.N

Plain sewing. childrcn's clothes q
spcciai,y. Mrs. A. II. l'oynton. 7:j
State. g.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22
SITUATION WANTED

As chambcrmaid or waitress. WaIt
Icss preferred. Phone Red S1:. 2
As lousckceper or waitress. wait.
ress preferred. Address Jessie Smith,
Gen. Del
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22

Brick building ut 11S Cedar street
FOR boarding tOuso or store room.
Call ut G3l N. Com. or Phone Trim.
:Oi. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22

Five and seven room house. mod
crm. close In. i. 4. Parker. 303 Bank
tldg. II
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22

Rooms for light housekeeping at
I.uccrnc. Ph. Daca 3S3 or ilS Beech
II.
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22

Mcn---wc viii teach you the bar
bcr trade quickly. chcaply. thorough.
ly and furnish tools. Write for cata-
losuc. Moicr college. beaver. Colo.
Js
The chronicle=news., 1913-02-22

Four room house. modern except
furnace. Spruce street. 3I2. Trin.
3G3. j.