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The Washington times., 1914-07-27
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and AM READY AT ANY
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announcements.
BY CALLING for CONSULTATION YOU
WILL RECEIVE VALUABLE ISFoRMA-
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m: to p. m. Sundays, II TO l.
PROF. H. N. D. PARKER,
1922 9th St. N. w.,
Washington, D. c.
READ MY LARGE AID ON LAST PAGE
Of today's (Mondays) Washington Post.
Cut this ad out. It will not appear again.
II is GOOD for YOUR first TREATMENT.
TO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN-Take notice
that certificates of sale for taxes on parts
Uniontown. D. c.. assessed in the name OF
the Uniontown Wharf Coz. Washington. d.
C. on April 25. 1884, and April 20. 1887, re-
spectively. issued TO T. W. Smith. and the
certificate Of sale on same property on April
2S 1885. issued TO Weller and Repetu and
assigned to T. W. Smith. has been lost Or
destroyed. and that 1 have applied to the
Commissioners. d. c., TO Issue to me
duplicate OF said certificate. T. W. SMITH,
LIST and Indiana ave. y. w.
PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES
ALL ROLL FILMS developed free during
July and August. Complete line Of Photo
Supplies. G. l. HUSKE OPT. CO.. $40 18th st.
THE COMING STORMS REQUIRE ROOFS
TO be wind and leak proof: Drop postal for
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Davis. Miss Julia
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Saun.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE-Good bay horse. business wagon
and harness, cheap. 1901 st. n. w.
Z HORSES, ! mare in foal; Tor sale for the
want Of use. Rear OF 40 Pa. ave n. w.
FUR H1RE-Horses. carriages, wagons. Jay.
week OF month";. special prices. GEN.
LIVERY CO. INC. rear 337 Pa ave. VI. 1877.
HORSES and vehicles for hire. by day. week
or month at special rates; boarding horses
a specially. COGSWELLS STABLES. 3ll-
sl3 Missouri ave y. w. Phone Main 4O56. !
BUGGIES. WAGONS. HARNESS.
II costs you nothing to look. See II. @.
LEARY before you buy. 40 Pa ave. Tel
ephone Main $40.
SADDLE, driving and wagon horses for
hire; Westover boarding and livery stableA
rear Of LIS 2oth street Phone N. Iu-
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FOR RENT-GARAGES

IL machines. on alleys, 40 IL
large loft rear ll22 18th 81. n. W. KAR-
RICK & MErCALF. 1906 Eye ST. n. w.
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$50 CASH

$50 CASH
and balance like rent will buy q new Groom
tiled bath and cellar brick house with HOT
WATER HEAT: } blocks from II ST. and
Florida ave car lines. Good location. Price
only s., $50. No agents. Address OWNER
BOX L. Times office. /.
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USED MOTORCYCLES and bicycles bought,
sold and exchanged. New bicycles. IS down
and IS monthly; save you car fare. T. N.
NUDD. Jr.. S2l 9th st. n. w.
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FOR RENT-STABlES

Two-sToRY BRICK STABLE. 10 stalls. 30
foot alley: modern improvements. 40 K
ST., N W. Il
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
TRAINS OF WOUNDED
 CHOKE RAILROADS

ROTTERDAM, Dec. 12.-A steady stream of German wounded is flow lng cast through Bclgiunl Courtrai' Bruges, Ghent and Brussels are vast hospitals.
 The Germans are crippled from the lack of surgeons, and some doctors on duty work 16 to 20 hours each day. The railroads are congested with tho troop and supply trains passing west and the hospital trains passing east,
 There are more than 5000 wounded Germans in Courtrai alone. Up to the present time the Germans have requi. sitioned S40O,0O0 in Coutrai as well as 10000 lltres Of brandy and wines and have conflscated much clothing.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
IAN OF
 TRUCE IS
 A FAILURE

ROME Dec 12.-All hope of tho world at lnrge, for Q Christmas truce of three weclH, in tho war went glimmering today when tho Vatican announced the truce movement had failed owing to the opposition of a certain powers Pope Benedietus vent to his chamber last night 1t is said in Rome and prayed for hours that tho truce movement inaugurated by hlmselG would be agreed to. The Pope had believed the nations would enter into the agreement, since Ger many'a reply was in tho affirmative.
 Announcement as to what power oD- posed the truce plan has not been made and there is much speculation in Rome as to which nation refused to enter into the agreeemrt
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
SANDERS GIVE $500
 FOR RELIEF


 TREADWELL, Dec. 12.-The Tread, well carnival last night, aside from be Ing a social hit. was great success financially os over $500 was netted for the Belgian relief fund.
 From Che l.me the doors opened at| 1880 until ihe last dance was played by tho orchestra. everything was in 9 rosv and turmoil The barkers yied with each other in exploiting their wares and wearing out their voices. Alter che affair was over the booths looked Ike tho Shenandoah valley after Sheridan's raid--a crow could not exist on the remains. At 1l;S0 everything that remained was put up at auction and sold to the highest bid. der.
 The success of the affair is due largely to tho publicity given by the committee on advertising and the committees that furnished the goods advertised.
 The main prizes were awarded as tol- lows:
 Miss Rose Penglasei one SSO rug.
 Miss Mamie Hahn: 9 doll dressed by Mrs Henry Brie.
 Miss Miller; one sofa pillow tsIrs. Kuhn.)
 Mrs. Herbert schumau; one pillow top.
 The following numbers were win- ners in the contests and the commit tee state that they are yet uneailed for:
 No. IA watch.
 No S-One sack potatoes.
 No. 13-One set Of ladies turs.
 No. 19-One carpet sweeper.
 No. 92-One silk umbrella.
 No.250-one silk pillow (Mrs. De
 sfytts donation.l
 NoA05-one silk pillow l9irs. Ecu
 sis donation.)
 The committee iD charge wishes to thank all those who either by their work before or their patronage of the carnival helped to make it the great success it turned out to be.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
WOULD ENCOURAGE THE
 RELGIAN IMMIGRATION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-Hugh Nc Rae. of North Carolina, yesterday dis cussed with President Wilson Che feas- lblity of encouraging Belgian lmmi- grafton to the Southern States The President was hopeful that all Bel glans who desired to come might pc assisted by some means within the law, although he has taken no official alltude
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
YELLOW
 Sc0RESG#R

PARIS. Dec. 12.-ghe French minia- try of foroign afiair "Ycllow Book, 2I6 pages and 16 documents, and bears on the carpea ol Inc present war.
 IL declares Chat SD April of 1913 a secret and otficia German report defined the objective md tho means of the national policy as follows; Convince the people Of the necessity of an offensive war oeaiust France; prepare uprisings in Russia and in North Africa. provide for in ease ot the immediate absorbtion Of Belgium and Luzambme Germany systematically aYoilcd evefy oppor- tunity to discuss measures ofe conoil- iation. She forced Austria to an in- transigeant attitude and she made the war enlyatbie by an ultimetum (to Russlal issued at moment when the basis Of 3 direct agreement between Austria and Russia had been found and accepted by these two powers.
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BRITISH SAY "sTRAssBURey
 POSING AS KARLsHRUE

LONDON. Dec. 12.-That the light German cruiser strassburg, which was in the Atlantic at the outbreak of the war, and has since been unreported, is acting as the cruiser Karlshrue's double in seizlng British ships, is the verdict Of the Admiralty 1t was said today
 The belief of the naval experts IS borne out by the reported ublquity of the Karleshrue.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
COAL LAND CASES
 NEAR SETTLEMENT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.-Final set clement Of most Of the Alaska coal land cases may be expected within 9 few days. according to Commissioner Boyd Tallman.
 Field examinations and the taking og testimony in all the cases have been closed and decisions will be pub- lished soon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
NO WORLD CONGRESS

NE wYoRK. Dec 12.-Ranroad mon have received an announcement from Berlin that the ninth session of the Information Railway Congress, to have met in that city in June. 1915, will not be held These meetings are held every five years. The 1910 Congress- was held in Berne. Switzerland, and that Of 1905 at Washington, D. c.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
RgLlEE REACHES SERBS.

AMSTERDAM. Dec. i2.-The Frank furter Zeitung says the serSians have been reinforced by five Russian regi- ments, and that the Austrian advance has been checked.
 The Seryians are reported in dis patches from Vienna, to he taking to trenches on the road to Nish The Austrians are entrenched outside of Belgrade.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
STEEL WORKERS HONOR
 MEMORY OF -co-WoRKER

The body of S. T. Lambert, who was accidentally killed at Thane last We'd uesday. was sent outside today on the City of Seattle. enroute to Matewan, ". Va for burial.
 Last evening a funeral service vas held in the Young chapel, Q large dele gation of steelworkers in attendance The Rev. Mir. Stevens oflciated. The floral offerings were abundant
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
TRANCE STILL IS
 LAND OF PLENTY''

PARIS. Dec. 12-according Co report issued by M DeFonbonue, there Is no danger Of a cereal shortage in France.
 The report says:
 Some sugar and flour mills and hreweries have been destroyed m the northern and eastern parts of France, but in other districts the factories which had heretofore been shut down arc now reopening. The fact that nu' merous sugar beet and sliciug works in the north have been destroyed is of secondary importance. Since the breweries cannot be operated in the north barley stocks arc ali available and this years harvests have been eN- cepdonally good, SO that some pro- ducer5 are actually feeding barley to oatue
 France has plenty of wheat corn and rye. Harvests have been phcnom, eally good. and although the Germans footed many farms and store houses, there is sdli 9 large reserve of home grown grains.
 Furthermore, France has made big purchases from other countries where crops are unusually good The Ger mans have also bought cereals m those countries but their purchasers are to be, or will be seized by the Allies and will go to either England or France.
 'The coal output of France and the iron industry have been struck SC. were block. The coal fields in the northeast are in the hands of the Germans and the iron factoriesin the east are being worked by them"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
CRUISER 9R IN Ig.N

yALPABAiso Chile, Doc. l2.--lt is o0iclally reported here today that tho fugitive German cruiser Dreaden, which escaped iho fato of the Gneiaen- au Leipzig and Nunberg when the Brifish fleet gank those vessels in an ougagement ol tho Falkland iaiande Nadnesdoy, hes akon-reluge in on in- let on the coast of Patagonia
 (Paagonia ia he aouthenmost country ot South Amer.ca, i.a nortn- oln border being Ar8ent.ne md ita southern border being tho st1alta of Megellan3
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
YOUTH or F2 NC5 RISES TO SUPPORT


 PARIS. Dec. 12.-Fom hundred thou sand youths the average age Of which is 20 years, who would not nave start ed their army service nntil l9l5' to- day went into training in the gariou8 military camps throughout France. as a result of the emergencg Droclama- uon issued by President Polncare ear' ly this week.
 From every city and village in France came the youns pauiot5 th.s week. Tho unlrained youths who arr rived in Paria showed desire io go to the front wihou raining It ia estimated six moH1s disciplinary traini2g win be necessary before ipe young hosos actpay are mustered in with the regular rniy
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MONEY SITUATION
 VASTLY IMPROVED

CHICAGO. Dec 1l-Tho chicago National City Bank statement says: The year is ending with the financial situation much stronger than appeared possible four months ago. The coW try's financial interests arc extricatng themselves from complications de- veloping from the war The coming year is likely to be one of extraor- dinary developments in the invest- ment markets.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
NEWSPAPERS STILL
 ARE .FIRING BRYANn

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-A Washing- ton special says Representatives and Senators Monday discussed in the committee rooms the report that Rep resentatiye A. Mitchell Palmer of Pennsylyania is to succeed Secretary Bryan after March 1. One represen- tative asserted chat he knew there was an organized effort of certain Democratic politicians to force 4ir Bryan's resignation
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
au7 Foa MosLEMs

BOSTON. Dee 12.--A university for the Mosiem World is planned to be located at Cairo, Egypt. Ata meet ing of the trustees held In New York 1t was announced that S2o000O had been raised Of the total sum of S2,- 100000 needed. There are 130o0 Mos fem students attending Christian pub lie schools In Egypt.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
HORSES FOR FRANCE

PORTLAND, Me- Dec. 12.-A ship ment Of 51S Texas horses has arrived here en route to Europe for the use of the Preach army Thisi Is the first consignment.
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ApPRAisE ESTATE
@

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Appraisals of portions Of the estate of J. p Nor gan Co.,, including the real estate, which amounts to S5,O0O,O0O, have been completed. The real property consists largely Of plots in Manhattan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
asENlg7 scHgLL WILL
 VISIT SCENES OF YOUTH

Lewis schen. leader of the Juneau band, and one of the oldtimers in the musical fraternity Of the North, will leave this afternoon on the Ai-Hi for Seattle. on his way to LaJunta, Coiog his boyhood home. Mir Schell has been called East to settle the estate of Q relative. He has not been "Out- side" in many years and is looking forward 10 the trip with 2 great deal of pleasure.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
JAPAN AoNoRs ENGLISH
 BRIGADE COMMANDER

TOXIC, Dec. l2.-Bngadier Gener- al Nathaniel W. Barnardiston5 com mander of the British North China forces. who headed the British troops in the Japanese-English attaeks on Tsing-Tau garrison, arrived here to' day and will be Q guest of the Japanese nallon until Wadneslay
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
sTooK gxcaANoE osENs.
DEATH OF WASHINGTON
 MAN REVEALS WEALTH

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12. - Emery Edwards. Of colyille Wash. died here last night Deeds m his possession showed him to have been the owner of Representative Edwards estate, which once owned Park Row. in New York, the site of the Astor house and real estate in Holland worth eight millions Of dollars.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
SUSPEND 8 U. OF ".
 STUDENT HAIERS

sEATTLE. Dee. 2.--In accordance with Q report Of a special committee of the University Of Washington fac. nity headed by Prof H. G. Byers. on a recent hazing episode, four students today were suspended for the remain der of the academic year four for the rest of the present semester and l2 were placed on their good behavior for the rest ot the year.
 The report was unanimously approY' ed at a meeting of the faculty
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
CANNON SHIP''
 LEAVES VICTORIA

VICTORIA. B. C.. Dec I2--Fhe Russian steamship Noygorod, which sailed today for Viadivostok. took thir- ty-two carloads Of cannon and siege guns which were manufactured in the United States.
 cd States
 The ordnance will be used in the Poland campaign. it was stated
 The Novgogod has been lying at. Esquimalt for the past two months, awaiting an opportunity to put to sea, Fear Of German raiders held her in port. When news of the destruction of four of the German cruisers, off the Falkland lglands, was reeeiyedl prep arahons were at once made for sailing.
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suEFRAeIsTs I'd plssoLvg.

cHRIsrIANIA, Norway Dec 12- As all Norwegian women now enjoy political and municipal suifrage on the same terms as men, the women sunrage Association resolved at 9 re- cent meeting to dissolve their organ ization
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
c. ". YoUNe's WINDOW
 ATTRACTING ATTENTION

Everyone is taking 2 look at the show window Of the c. ". Young Company. The display is certainly a work of art It consists oi 9 fort bristling with guns, 9 fuu rigged mod ern hatueship, and g torpedo boat set in sea of blue md green. The bat tle ship Is equipped with a full com plement Of guns, fighting masts, eiec- tric searchllghts and wireless appara- tus. The latter operates when the electric. current is turned on, flashing signals automatically.
 The ships and forts were built and designed from the shelves Of the store the designer using tho various electri- cal articles. cooking utensils, tools. fire arms. and other items of hard, ware at hand with a sense Of propor- ton that is remarkable. p. J. Kings bury of the regular store staff dressed tho window.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
PloNEER RESIDENT DiEs

TACOMA Dec. 12.-Asa Parker aged 92. Q pioneer of Oregon, who crossed the plains in the early days died ct the homo Of his daughter here last night
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BRYaN oHbERs PRoaE.

WAsHINGp0Nr Dec. i2.- Secretary of State w. ]. Bryan today ordered 2 farreaching investigation Ger manys charge that dUm dunn car tridges arc being maHuacture in the united States for delivery % Great 8rilnin.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
TO sAlL ON DJEFFl

SEATTLE. Dee. I2.-The Jefferson sails north tonight Among the pas senBers for Juneau are q. b Hyder C. 4. Hanson, George Kovich, Miss Helen sandberg. Lizzie Haampa Mrs. Lavina Dean. Douglas passengers in- clude Mrs. Helen Guati. Mrs. Joseph Riedl and three children
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
-oNoarREer MoRTeAeE sUlT


 New York, Dec. 12-To prevent the foreclosure Of mortgage for 52'SVO on her homestead Mrs. Helen D. Long street wife Of the late General John Longsueet, Of Civil Wm' fame, has begun action in the U. g. District Court at Atlanta, Gag
 The house was built several years ago by Mrs. Longatreet and which is occupied by her aged mother Mrs. John DorBch, cost S10000. in order to complete and equip the structure Mrs. Longstreet borrowed S2,sOO rom the Southern States Insurance Com. pany The mortgage matured several weeks ago. She has obtained an or. der restraining the insurance company rom selling tho property.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
eUN. CLUB SHOOTS
 FOR TWO TROPHIES

The Juneau Gun Club wiu hold it's regualr weekly shoot on the club range Willoughby avenue, at one O. clock tomorrow afternoon.
 There will be two contests, the regu- lar shoot for the Truesdeli medal, now held by J. F. King, and the contest for the Dupont trophy which was be- gun last Sunday
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
BARRACKS IS BURNED.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-The great Ger man bararcks at Kiel were burned to the ground yesterday according to Q message from Copenhagen
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lmMioRArloN FIGURES

WASHINGTON. Dec I2-The alien immigration admitted to this country rom August 1st to November 24th, totaled 16O,26f against 5S6l44 for the corresponding period of last year, Q decrease of 375,8S0 the records show.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
TELL or
 SUCCESS IN THE EAST

---..--
 PARIS. Dec. 12.-The Perograd cor respondent Of Le Matin wired today as follows:
 @The German plan which consisted of turning the Russian right wing at Lowicz and at the same time complet- Ing a similar maneuver on the ex- treme left wing, at the river Donajec, has completely failed. The Germans now are engaged in making bloody and useless attacks on our front"
 eermans Are Stopped.
 8 dispatch from London says: The converging German colums have fall. ed to effect a junction. with the re- suit the Russians under General Dim itnef have checked the advance toward the relief of the German-Austro gar rison at Cracow"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12

James r. Hurley. secretary to C. T. Jackson. mine superintendent or the Alaska Gassncau Mining company viii leave on the Jefferson for Seattle on December 17th. Mr. Hurley win spend the Christmas holidays with friends in Seattle and will return by the first or the new year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
FAMOUS HoTeL BURNs.

VIRGINIA CITY. Nevada Dec l2.- The famous international Hotel built during tho comstociS mining excite meni by Flood Fair and Mackeyi to- dsy burned Go the ground here
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
Prohihltlon, TOO.
PROTECTION ON
 PACIFIC IS INDICATED

WASHINGTON. Dec 70. - contin- ulng his testimony today before tho House naval committee, Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels today said eThe days of small fleet Of warshipa in Pacific Coast waters VIII end with the formal opening of tbo Panama can- al in March.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
GERMAN WOUNDED TAKEN
 ABOARD HicToRs' SHIPS

B0GNos AyREs Dec l2. Wire less messases were received at a-un. toyldo today iron YiceAdmirai stnr- dee British leot afsine that three hundred beds be ready whom the aeet arrives there. The beda gro needed 10 thlle care Of German sailors wounded in the Falklsnd lslands naval battle,
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sENlrENrlARY sLAYER

-i-
 SEATTLE. Dec 8.--A special to the PostIntelligencer from Little Rock, Ark, reads os follows;
 CHI. Dempsey, appointed electrician at the Arkansas penitentiary to sue ceed Luther Casning. who resigned today, is not a sentimontalist neither is he is afflicted with nerves
 The fact that en men, four whites and six negroes, are in the death chambers at the penitendary and that he will have to pull the lever that will send all ten to death, does not seem to worry him. lt was this prospect that caused Castling to resign, al- though he admitted the place was Q comfortable berth that be had no other position In prospect and that times were hard
 @An In Daya Work"
 "Of course, no one would Ike Co kill a fellow man. Dempsey said tonight. 'It is 9 disagreeabie task but t is all in the days work, and i'll do it just lrSo I would any other disagreeable work that might fall to my lot. I'd be glad Co hear that all ten men had been saved from the chair but if they are not and have to pull the lever chat sends them to death, It won't worry me. feel sure that the tlrst night after tho first execution I'll so home and sleep just as well as al- ways do
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-12
G0NSuES
 CANVASS FOR COTTON

WASHINGTON. Dec. 12-An invea- tgaHon has been started by Cue Unit ed States Consular representatives m all parts of the world 10 deserm'ne the actual demand for cotton this year and the probable demand Tor l9I5. according Go statement issned here.
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GREATER FREEDOM
 FOR THE FlLlPiNos|

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-President WilsoR has let it become known that he hopes the Jones Phillipine Dili granting the islanders a larger meas ure of seltgoYernment and the Alex. andor ship purchase bill Will be pass cd at this session of Congress.
 He told his visitors that these meas ures are an integral part Of his Ad- ministration program.