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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
FIRE CHIEF
WANTS MOTORS
REORGANIZATION TO rrzE corr
iEIAE OF c0rNCIL EADE
LAST nI1HT
HsE Motor Aerial Truea ana couban.-
uon wagon VIA Pump Waasad
F0tAl ccst % VAST ses.Sss

Chief 81 the I1rs Department Fau.r-
u ho-s presented tis Proposed e.tt-
me- Tor spprupriafic - O. rs.s cou,efl
-. .l - - tirs -aff niEht untch in
80 teisfred a. % the francs commits
nnai .stiniaiss ~ ~. s-.,,,.. ~ -
~ tetai estifuate Tor ths derartr-t-f.t
.hf Al incidental enprrsrs
-. -. - 70 t,s.se-. asainst fe..5s5 ~
it.t ltar Aaids iron. this the e-firtal-
AIS Tor ncN apparafur totaIin.r 81 -
~ nlN agparstuU Include = H., 49,,
- ~ NlcA motor drtVen. % D. placs.f
=. ~. tf.scnt hook ard ladder ana 10
s.-e ne place % What AZ. o,Iief csiis
ne tnlasr apparatus. triple ronbi-
httioh aasun. motor driven ..at4frs-.-a
!. IN AZ 80 gallon pump % D. ussi "a
are % cost $4,000 apiece. and Il cerst5-
~ ~ another step towards ruoforfrfr.-
tnc tire department. one autonafic r.
Le4ief - stem T. also mentioned. Al a
boxes g. D. placed 90 the ,nscretion ~
ihe committee. 60 cost $3.50
Dis estimate II practically the same
~ last year with the exception Of tn
h.N apparatus. lea new items in
Guides fi.-ue estimate Tor horses -
l.Ifr 20 building 81 90. tlast y.ar5s re-
heirn Nas q ,Zeel. new wheels Tor ~.
- a'ishue tr1ck. $500. and new fire hose
uonal t.ooO feet Of nose Tor ths a.nsTt-
mtnt ana the need OF which has hen
heenig felt AZ more than one fire dur
Chief Rose stated thnt ~ ,r,.a - ~.
hie = lihiata a. low possible ana
stated that he lived under ne e~finsfe
- 3.er 700 last year. be further said
maj mere were ttemF that would not -
80 large as the estimate Ar tbe bodv .
sided 20 purchase the MOTORIZED trurtl..
~. installing Of those would a. ay.-a,
I'm the Ieed blll necessary 20 care FOR
work. N'ns TINS
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SAND HILL


SAND HILL. " Va. JULY a2-Foi-
lowing D. the LcaEua program for We'd
nesday evening. SONG The Cloud and
val OF the Worker. ana the Work 20 scrtp-
ture reading, Mark b.l-f Ephesians
fi-s. End ThessslianS s-T-lg by leader.
tsadlns No I. by Secretary. 40. g. By
Vivian Fitzsimmon~. song Wiiifsn,
workers reading No 8. By Anna Luxe
realms No Z. By Acnes Luke: tnstru-
mental Heart Of Cold" hy Elsie Cald-
nN Benton Hazlctt; song The cross =
Not Greater. reading No. q. by Alber-
bruce' reading No. z. by odessa Riggisf
reading No :. by Florence Jones: song
Nhen Love Shines In" reading No. O.
by Gail figgle. roll call. BY secretary:
minutes OF the last meeting read. song
lte a Cheering Light" leader Miss
nianche Luke secretary. Miss Else
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
uNrvERsALs PLAYING coon
BASEBALL THIS YEAR

~ me Universal ball team OF the south
SIDE n fast establishing a record nav
IL ueleated the Moore Variety stars In
three successive games Thev ~ ~
VII not play that team any more Tho
last game was played Tuesday evening
az the boiler Works grounds az Forty
nrst street. the Tniversals s,-inntp,, r..
we score OF Is TO 3. This game va :
featured by the all-around piavinE %
Poth. W. Stoltz. and II I.oerfteT No..
DunlsNy twirled for the Moores Variety
stars and IS known as the hest pitcher
OF me south side. Batteries for the
versus. Burke and Mcconnell The line
up Of the tniversals was: W Mcconnell
W stoifz. 20 r PINE S, az bbriese' I'M m
~, ~ Poth. CT. and j. Dnnahnc ~
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CENT AN ACRE
Carfsnza Charges Rothchilds Pur
Gnescd 10000 Acres From Huerta
OcVernnns ~ az Redicuious Eiours

Los ANGELES. Cal. July 22 Thu,
me hothchilds Of Paris and Londop
under the name Of the Love- Cali.
tornla Industrial Development Com.
pany purchased 100000 acres OF Lower
,allloInla lands from the Huerta gov.
eminent month ago for one cent a,
acre, and that NictOriarano Huerfa
received 100000 for allowing the sale
rs charged by General Carranza lin a
message 10 his agents In the United
States
Adolto GARLIC. Los Angeles aRen;
for the constitutionaliets. said fois,.
that YsidrO Fabela. a member Of Car
rama provisional government noti.
ned him the alleged sale was regis.
tered In Mexico City under the nsno
OF Joaquin ID. Casasus. Paris attorney
representing the ROthschild interests
Fahela declared the sum placed I'm
the Mexican treasury for the 100 O0O
acres was only 81 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
MILITARY BALL At
u. p. X. or p. ENCAMPMENT

Special Dispatch TO- the luteIIiEenesr
TEREE HATTE. Ind July q
Closing q day filled with activity Of
Uniform Rank Knights Of pythias the
military ball tonight in tho open air
on Re- specially prepared section of
Ohio street proved the most brilliant
event OF tho week
During the day prize drills con
tinued win The appearance on the
field 81 entries in class ~
General StOl bart has rendered hfa
RESIGNATION f1 Thomas y Cariirr su
prcme chancellor. who will deeirrafa
General william LOOMS OF Nirhfrar
az commander Of the Uniform RAM
With The Ch7ncc the haadqu4rfrr.
win b. moved from g. Paul 30 Grand
Rapids. Mich
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ARE WAITING
Residents Of riltonsville ana Ravia,a
Awant Developments az New
spelter Plant.

Residents OF Raylsnd and TiItonsviue
- nov awaiting developments In the
hbhi that was promised Thursday when
the new spclter plant opened for busf.
ness. With the beginning OF work. acid
FUMES scattered over the little town ana
people as they said they had been nroy,-
ised that they would not BE- troubled
with any such occurrences. Some ex-
pressed inc feeling that an Injunction
would b. applied for immcdiateiV 10 NEE
vent the company from working hut
cooler heads counsellcd against this I'M
~ thorough test could be made Of the
plant. and they won
OFFICIALS OF the spsiter company have
stated. az well as workmen that there
VII. not De recurrence OF the Hrst
have no need 20 worry
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HOME RULE
toontinusa - -, P,r.1

r. induce the Irish protagonists 10
reconcile their differences Uaron
Courtney. lifelong home ruler and
an tnsIstont advocate Of peace al home
and abroad. was busy an afternoon
interviewlng John HedmOnd and tho
oihef leading members ~ the Nation.
alist party in behalf Of tho Liberals
Tho lrishmon listened courtcouqly and
tmilingly 10 the Establishments Of Tho
v bite haired peer but outwardlv az
least they declined 10 give way an
inch
Tho Carsonifos apparently are just
o. hrm. They are standing out for
The exclusion of the four protestant
counties and Tyrone Tho National
iatf are ready 10 grant them tho for
Wcr but viii not bulge with regard
10 Tyrone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
SPECIAL SERVICE
christian EndeavOr Society Of FIRST
christian Church 20 Meet at Home
Of Aged aud Friendless Sunday

Succiai services will be held al the
L'uir Tor Aged and Friendless Women
inf.etlHu .udoHrur society ~ tff Ffraf
christian church This society has gor
many cate been holding services at this
home ON the fourth SunHay of earb
rrlin am a special treat is awaiting
NJ. D.. HarnhHrf of Bethany college
Wilt |.tI fhr meeting and Will give m
-.l'' LlI. un the subject for discussion
N' ~nuIe Refuse a. Will also other
fl"ll...uf member" Both fHr male
quartet and the female duet will render
several elections, and as the meeting
wy lh-f H.nIt an hour. every minute
"iI' Do .r''f.d bF nI present Every
body welcome
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CARBAJAL
tconti7r.d rror, Fir't Pags.j


viii be formally signed as the first
step In the negotiation. General Car
rama has indicated 20 the American
government his willingness 20 de
clare a truce during the negotiations
and the Carbaial government Dr. anN-
ious 10 do likewise The Carbalai
envoy has been instructed 20 ask for
but two thincs-a complete amnesty
for political offenders and guarantee
% protection 20 the lives and proper
~ of the Mexican people generally
No political share or consideration IN
the administration o. desired by the
Carbajal government
Secretary bryan expressed the high
est confidence that there would be no
difficulty In the way ~ an agreement
between General Carrauza and provi.
eiOnal President Carbalal As for
those two elements. the situation is
considered BRIGHTER than 10 has been
Tor months but there are two other
factors in the problcm-Nilla and N.
PATE causing considerable anxiety
VIII Not Cause Trouble.
President Wilson to-day said. how
over. DO was sure villa would not
cause any trouble
s. 10 I1p1fn many disquicting 70.
ports arc reaching Washington diplO.
mats. Ono of tho South American
ministers had a brief telegram from
ris consul general ln Mexico city. say
ink merely.
THE situation here looks very
dark 10 was presumed that this re-
f'rrad f1 ihe urcaainrse Of the people
as 20 whether the ConsfituUoualisfs
would enter Mexico city peacefully. o.
take Dr. arbitrarily without previous
agreement Tho Iapafgtaq are report.
% decidedly active and liable 90 take
ADVANTAGE Of the unsettled situation
~ Mexico city fo force an entry there
before the Constitutionalist troops o..
rive.
Express packages IN nearly At LARGE
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PICNICKERS RETURN

Tired but altogether hanpv etgb,
nuhntea- picnickers who participated fr
the Pleasures Of Myers Lake al Canton
lt.tefdaN. a. members OF the Parfer
olting. wended their way homeward lost
ultht on Their special train over tbs
W heeNhE A Lake Erie. This wear holds
w banner Tor the attendance there he
ing over 500 tickets sold Tor the -
surhlon which lett yesterday mornfns.
SS"NeIal pleasurable events wcfe staged
time. " ''f''t good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

Funeral services Will be held this
afternoon at o'clock at the home
OF Mrs A. y. Taliman OF Leather
wood, over the remains OF the late
Mr.. Wilbur n Tallman. who passed
away Wednesday morning at his apart
usnts In the STAFFORD Springs no
tel. Rev. Jacob BrittiuRham will have
charge OF the services and interment
viii be In Greenwood cemetery
Friends OF the deceased are arriving
at the hotel for the funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

The sand Hill Ball BOYS will give 4,
picnic saturday afternoon and evening
AZ the Oaks. on the sheldon farm near
Niola, where all kinds Of refreshments
VII b. sold. Two ball games will h.
played IN the afternoon by them. Every
one Il cordially invited Co attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

Funeral services will be held this
morning at the home OF James Ma.
loney No. 271f Eor street over the
remains Of the late Joseph A. Ma.
loney. who passed away "wednesday
evening. Requiem high mass viii b.
celebrated In St Joscphs cathedral
and interment will be In Mt. Calvary
cemetery. Mr. Maloney was a wen
known young druggist OF the city and
leaves a host OF sorrowing friends TO
mourn hts loss
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Picnic for AnRnst J.

Mrs. W. ~. Turner Hnd class will gtve
a picnic at the Sand Eill NJ T. church
august ]. FOR the benefit Of the church
run particulars viii b. published in
these items next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

Tho works Of the Tote Iron ana 1f..f
f"mr1nN Ilfd1 nj .rtrhf nna, Er.a.l.
a. 600 GOO. Inclusive OF rIrrHaa. .f ,...
joe rites. rnIl.ri.e avid rufIdirr bono.
Tor The Company ru Ifnyfa TF. ....
Ifnl .fHfiFd operations tn August 1909
nnt .r'irs' completed until the end af
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
Exley Funeral.

The remains OF the late William l..
Exley. who passed away in Chicago
Tuesday. will arrive IN the city this
morning and funeral services will be
held at the home of his sister. Mrs.
Andrew Reitz OF No. l24 Sixteenth
street. Interment will be In Mount
Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
DIED

CoLVTo ~ che OHIO valley General
Horrifsl Friday July &C. raft atr.Ts
o'clock e. w. sNIhU kATUEEfNT
dauFHfrr ~ william ard NfrrIa ~
Cnlrie. Dol her ION year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

IN minor injuries
there IS nothing
better than Cole
mans Anusoptic
Solution n IS an
ideal antiseptic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

there are uses
for this staple
article. We be-
lieve that IL PAYS
Us 10 sell the
best and that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

First


Prescriptions that 6ll any i'm
portant and indispensable part
among toilet necessities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

Kills germs destroys odors. II
costs so little that no home should
be without h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

Express packages IN nearly At LARGE
railway stations are nov handled by
electric trucks and elevators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

/ IL will pay our customers TO buy
that kind. too. IL does not cost
any more.
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Peroxide

There are as many peroxides as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
WOODMEN PICNIC
Henry Clay Camp Of Elm Grove Holds
Annual outing-large Number
Attend-Many Events.

Henry Clay Camp. No. 1929. Modern
Woodmen Of America held It's annual
picnic and outing yesterday on Green s
lawn a. Triadclphia and enjoyed one
Of the most pleasant days Of the wear
The affair was attended by practical
~ every member Of the camu with "A
large number OF friends One Of nc
main features Of the afternoon was
the athletic program that was carried
out During tho afternoon and eve
ming the WOodmen's band furnished
excellent music
Most 81 the picnickers made their
appearance at the grounds early in
the morning and enjoyed basket
dinner reparel hy the Royal Neigh
bors and friends About 900 ro0pIa
attended the outing
Athletic Events.
Following o. Ust Of The athletic
events with the winners of each.
Baseball same between married and
single men. married men. ~. single
Battcricrs Married men. Ncguoidr
and Rogers Single men. Crow and
Duughcrty
100 yard dash. boys-CIarence Ger.
naner. prize e1 95 baseball
100 yard dash giris-Eva smith.
set Of beauty pins
100 ward dash. men member Of
lodge Wilbert Winters. lodge pin
Ball throw for women Miss lydia
Philabaum. box chocolates
Nail driving contest ROYAL Nofoh.
Dor Mrs IDA Moore. box chocolate.
Free for 400 dash. women Mis-
Mamie Proctor. box chocolates
Pie eating contest. boys under n
years-Lack Springer. soc.
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AntiSeptiCS

As a mouth wash, or q first aid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

DIR p. % Plant has discovered a
rev species Of hsh while fishing NO
Fir Wheeling creek and despite tho
fact that many ANGLERS have tried fo
~ Sc name. the species is sim un.
Identified
The report 81 the garbage depart.
vent FOR the past month shows that
1920 pounds Of rarbacc haa been
hauled 20 the crematory durlne the
month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
OFFICERS RAID RED LIGHT
DISTRICT And GET BOOZE
DISTRICT WHAT AMT Is. AND
BOOZE FLOWED TrERE

Two esrrsis Found arc seireo-
cfris ard lanoiaoies Arrested
Men Friends Get Away.
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than that We SELL Use IL for tan.
sun burn roughncss Of the SKIN or
after shaving irritation. DC a
.t4r
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that most women
and men appreci-
ate az is full
value There is
no purer col d
cream prepared
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Cold Cream

An indispensable toilet requisite
The Washington herald., 1914-01-17

wherever IL finds them
In these two announcements one NAV
find two OF the greatest sources Of in
vestment loss. Probably the annual loss
through confidence misplaced in honest
men Is greater than the loss through
get-rich-quick operations. In the great
majority of cases men occupying the
position of a trustee or an advisor of in
yestment money are honest men, and
have gained the confidence of their peo-
pie by the long continued practice of
honesty and good Judgment That the
best OF them must make mistakes IL
self-evident; for in finance as in any
other kind of science, there is no per-
fection amongst men. Because such Il
vast amount of the investment business
of the country is carried on every year
Lurely on the say-so of advisors, it fol-
lows that the annual loss through such
errors of Judgment must be very heavy.
The only comforting factor in this con-
nection is that the percentage OF loss
amongst investors who do not seek ad-
vice at all seems to be very much
heavier than amongst those who do.
One may take the numerous instances
Of confidence betrayed through ignorance
as q strong warning to be careful in
placing too much confidence In financial
advisors. The time has probably not
arrived in this country when IL Is well
for an investor to turn over his money
to a banker, broker. lawyer or any other
agent and let him invest 1t at his discre-
ton without any obligation to make re-
turn at any time, or TO tell the investor
what the investment is. 1t will be OBJ
served that most of the cases OF Dad
losses that come to light arise out OF
this kind of confidence, which is surely
the very extreme OF confidence, and an
extreme that one finds II difficult to rec
ommend under present conditions In this
country.
There seems to be happy balance be-
tween this extreme of confidence and
the kind of independence that leads in
yestors into foolish ventures Of their
own without advice or counsel 1t would
seem reasonable that an investor. at
tracted, let US say, by the Offering Of
some banking house, would take the time
and trouble to try and understand the
securities that are offered to him and
tn take reasonable measures to- satisfy
himself not only that these securities
are fit for his investment, but also that
the banking or brokerage house has a
good standing In this business world. 1t
seems strange that a careful investor.
who would not buy a local mortgage
without the closest investigation, will buy
securities representing distant properties
on the recommendation Of almost any one
and with the most superficial knowledge
Of the credit of the property whose obli-
cation he buys
The Washington herald., 1914-01-17
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York, Jan B-MILLFEED-F1m; trad<
restricted. Spring bran, in loopound sacis. $50;
standard middling. ESD: Western red-doG. $50
winter wheat. in 100 pound sacks. to arrive. $50
city bran. in bulk 500: Argentine bran. to ar'
rive nominal =
RYE FLOUR Steady: inquiry is inactive Good
to choice. at ..pa50.
CoRNMEAL-steady; demand is inactive. Kiln
dried for export, AS; coarse meal. in bags. La
LIS
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-Quiet, but prices steady
supplies are light Choice quoted at aoosaB Per lo
pounds.
HAY-Receipts. rs tons: steady: choice sell,
moderately; low-grade slow. Quotations: No.
timothy, lG1al.lo: standard. looal.6; No ;,
sTRAw-Recsipts none; fat: demand d lhele9
Long ps quoted at aa6
The Washington herald., 1914-01-17

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE SAMU Ell II. MOORE
L CONTAINING the President and q majority Of
the Board Of Trustees of the SAMUEL H. MOORE
& COMPANY Of the District Il Columbia. do hereby
certify that the authOrlZed capital stock Of szid
company is $1,000 of which 81 .0ooo has been paid
in and that there debts Of >aid cunpany.
(S-1lD o. l. KENNEY. President
q. l. kENNEY. President
Trustees: r. L. HALPENNY. Secretary.
W. b. BRASHEARS, Treasurer.
l. ORION l. KENNEY, President Of the
SAMUEL H. MOORE COMPANY Of the Dis
tric of Columbia. do hereby swear that the facts
stated in the above certificates true. to the bst
Of my knowledge and belief.
o. L. KENNEY. President
Subscribed and to before this 18th day OF
January. A. ID. 1914
(Seal) FRANK Y ELDER.
Notary Public for tho District Of Columbia
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Markets, FINANCE, COMMERCE

increased inquiry 10 Distributed fairy esees a.on.
stir obtains particularly in the longer dsfes. which
show sliehf easing of In rateA
Rates ars ~ per cent for sixt dayt - ioe
crnt for i've mouthu 4 pcr cent to ~ per crnt fof
six month";. and pr esnt to ~ hishsr f1 oves
the year.
Ths bsst names arc commanding ~ pr cent 70
London discpunss, SITS psr cent; OF X. Psris
discounta SIS per cent. Berlin discounts. ~ PEI
<rut. unclaaueed
The Washington herald., 1914-01-17

relative to the dissolution of the prop
erty by reason Of the $3.50 shares hold
ing; and the case of Hume vs. both
companies for the distribution OF shares
among the stockholders.
While the Washington Gas Light COM
psny controls $3.50 Of the 5000 shares OF
the Georgetown company the minority
stockholders of the latter company have
proceeded In full control Of their com-
pany's affairs.
II q satisfactory bill can be drawn up
II may lead to the abandonment Of the
pending legal cases
Onicials of both companies are anxious
for the merger and 1t will not be op-
posed by Georgetown holders. providing
the consolidation Is made on a proper
appraisement of the value of their stock.
1t is understood that the bill being
drawn seeks to accomplish this, in which
event s. cents gas would result on both
sides of Rock Creek.
c. & o. Hailings.
During the month of November. 1919,
the Chesapeake and Ohio hauled So. .sss
tons of coal and 2s.535 tons of coke as
against LOO, SIS and 24,216 tons. respec-
lively, in the same period last year. For
the five months ended November 30.
1913, the road hauled 7743.7S tons Of coal
ana 1i7e1s tons of coke as compared
with e.Ss3 Ss4 tons of coal and 1ll.Sss tons
of coke during the corresponding pre
ceding five months.
C. & r. Telephone Report.
The annual report of the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company for its
operations in the District OF Columbia
during 1913 has been issued The receipts
for operations in the District are shown
to have been N.s5o1se 80; expenditures on
account of operations in the District
were $,153, 1l56. The revenue balance
applicable to interest and dividends was
sss7, ,077.3o.
Receipts on account Of capital in the
District of Columbia were $40, S55.sa The
expenditures on account of capital in the
District of Columbia were the same,
s14o,S55.3s
Title Insurance Elections.
At the annual meeting Of the board Of
directors of the District Title Insurance
Company, held yesterday. E L Schmidt
was elected president: Fred Mckee and
Arthur G. Bishop, vice presidents. and
A. II. Lawson. secretary.
At the annual meeting of the board OF
directors of the Washington Title In
surance Company. held yesterday E. l.
Schmidt was elected president; Fred
Mckee, Arthur G. Bishop. and George
III. O'Connor vice presidents. and A h
Lawson, secretary.
The Census Bureau report makes the
amount of cotton seed crushed to Decem-
Der 81, 3ooe.75s tons, and 1854 bales OF
linters obtained from the crop OF 1913,
against 2Tss,S7 tons and 3S2,s1e bales
from the crop of 1872.
The Washington herald., 1914-01-17

Piercs OIL declined 4 poirtA Standard OIL u
Nebraska vas down about pointa Pnirie Oh and
oss. q: Ohio on. 3; New York. 8; California, :
Al d which nliied later. Nsrconi Of AneFi0 uas
the active feature. sdvsncing V On what loohed 10
bc good inside buying
United Cigar 6tores ruled stesdy. h-Anefican
Tohscro and Tobacco Products prefened were un-
changed. The coppsr shares ves am. especially
Greene-Cananea. which moved 10 pointA