davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1914-07-17

u OR RENT Two ROOMS FOR HOUSE.
+ keeping also bath and gas No. 400
Madison So. iunefa cod I'm
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pTBLIc sALE

sound extra good one, One 5.year-old horse.
Sound horses Of all kinds. Large lot Of
Wagons and Harness Of an kinds One new
Buggy. One Delivery Wagon gcod as new.
One second hand Market Wagon Lot Of
Brooms and Rugs Sale everv Saturday al
WM. II, KLAIR s BAZAAR
Jul1 lb-2t Wilmington. Del
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u OR sALE-ALL OUR 55c & too PuRE
It California Wines o. 3Oe per quart. Cant
be Deat MAX kEIL. 300 +. Fourth street.
m12aH.
Evening journal., 1914-07-17

NJ EARLY NEW WHEELER AND WILSON
~ drop.head Sewing Machine, cheap No
tuo West Seventh street nay26-tf
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Il OR RENT-wfTH BOARD. LARGE
/ front room with private bath No 919
latnel ST. june2otm.
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FOR SALE

II OR sALE-THREE GOOD sEC0TD,
hand Motorcycles; also ns,g Pona.
sl5u II 81 Carr. seventh nnd trop.s opes
junef3.w,Gs.Im
r OR sALE-CARRIAGE IN PERrFc,
condition. Rubber tires. Bargain priee
Appiy Greenbaum S, Third and Market SIS
lulyl71t. o's'
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WANTED

---s.s.s>s,.s>--~~>~-ss.-4s- s--ss,.,s,-.,-.---.--.
M ANihb-LOoo CARPETS no tfLHAN
" storage rooms for rent s1 so nna
~ Wy per MONTH Both phones GEO II
LANG co. i2o5 Orange St. feba4tf
w ANTED-oLD TIME FURNfTURF
w even in broken condition. old lew
cry OIL paintings and old blue china. Hirtest
cash prices paid. n ID levin, 10 eOs
West seventh So Phone 6lss. seb5f
NJ WANTED - WATCH AND JEwFLRy
w repairing Also eye fitting. store
open evenings until c'clock. SATURDAY.
evenings until 10 o'clock. Original Thomna
aewelry store. No. 900 Market street.
II BERGER PAYS MORE THAN 0T5TR
~ dealers for your oace furniture MI
household goods You re losing money n
4aa gon sell to him postal win br,nv
our pnyer therc with the readv raeb
bhhNtR. Third and shipley streets n
Phone 5llaA mistf
WANTED ~ SECOND HAND FIIRNl
w ture Whole households bought
Shiesi office fixtures, etc, bought HtRd
quarters for ali kinds ~ Rugs ana iinoleums
furniture stored and money advanced AZ
legal interest, per cent for = year
CHARLES HuRLOCK.
Seventh md Poplar Streets
luiEs't' Telephone, p. q A. lt7sAf
Evening journal., 1914-07-17

Il OR sALE-HoUsE AT no ia
Il Franklin street 12 rooms and bath;
excellent location. Owner 'eaVing city. Ap.
play on premises. or call d. & A phone, No
1920. July 10-eod-6t
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REAL ESTATE For SALE

2 OR SALE-STABLE, S2,500 NORTE
$4,000. Present owner will pay
party buying $26 rent per month. Address
SAP, Evening Journal Office
july1011,14,l7
Evening journal., 1914-07-17

Il URNfSHED ROOMS: BATH AND
4 phone No. ao5 shipley street
apri eod-tf
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q EC0ND STORY FRONT ROOM PRI
- vate family No. 9i6 West Eighth
street. june25n
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FOR SALE


Il OR SALE-MILk ROUTE ADDBES
a s48. Evening journal once. iulyl 3 8
Evening journal., 1914-07-17

n oTICE-L MAX KEEL. THE OWNER
anu occupant Of the house situated at
nos- SCOOP East Fourth strest IN
the Fourth ward, IN the city Of vii.
mington, county Of New Castle ana
state q Delaware, in compliance with
ths requirements Of the acts az tins General
Assembly, ~ such ease made and provided
DO hereby give notice TINT / SHAH anplv
~ writing 20 the Court az General Sessions
q the state Of Delaware in ana an Ne,v
Castle county, on Monday the 9tst any of
September, a. D. 1914 being .he next Term
q said court for license for said house
ns an Inn q tavern, for the sale therein ~
Intoxicating liquors 10 less quantities than
one quart % he drunk on the premises. ma
the following respectable citizens ~ said
ward. at least twelve of whom are enbstan.
hal freehoiders of said ward. recommend tba
said application. viz
q. g Buekmaster MD D ID
Louis Brown James "a Smith
W II harilove William M Davies
ABE baehraeh John NJ Reuter-
James Thompson Frank Biesinper
hanaele Jnilan Gerald p Farrell
JOS h Green James Kane
~ ~. Noldhfre William Mahan
Norris Ezradson Hugh j Orth
Hugh Duffy Walter Il Green
clarence u Holt Esreal Goldstein
Nm Z. Nindish q. NJ Buckmaster
Neal buhN WriEhtspn Nickerson
+, A. Buckmaster Howard II Windish
iuly15.5t MAX Krfft
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~ ICEIY FURNISHED. LARGE SECOND.
~ story front room All eonveniences.
No. 227 Market SIT. iuyi.1m
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~ ovERNMENT POSITIONS ARE EASY
VI to get My free booklet y 600. tells
how Write today NOW EARL HOP
lSINs. Washington, 6. iulyi-2mos.
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statesmen WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MAT,F


A MBlIIous YOUNG MAN WANTS A
a Job Address John Fry, No son Con.
tad ~ iulyf6.8t
~ oLoRED BOY is, DESIRES DRIVING
~ ight delivery wagon. Apply No sl8
N1nuAof street iulyf7+at
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PALMIGTRY.

M ADAM SOPHIA C6N RF 'si,I,1>i SfsIs :
N1 every day from 10 a. Nj. 70 Q : N
Tells your past, present and future III von
have gone and will 90 through life ~
29V9 West twenty fourth street Wilmington
;n,.oo.t june23h
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HELP WANTED-MALE


~ ANTFD-ApPBENTICE BOY. APPLY
w iniy45.at. 6o6 ORANGE sF
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ELECTRIC SCALP TREATmFNT

= feG ETec,1f, -, .------
" and Electric Sealp Treatment ~
e North Franklin street. Work dona NJ
-. iuue19.tm
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STORAGE

g loRAGE- HOUSEHOLD 0Oops M
~ merchandise, Piano and safe moving 4
sheolaity Packing, Grating and shipping to
all points private railroad siding direer
into building Estimate free.
=, AMERICAN STORAGE co.
'hous 80 y No. l0i Maryland Ave
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LOST
MONEY TOIOAN

M ORrGAGES- MONEY To T0NN *,
Nl Mortgages. All 0Oo ei soe ss aon cN
T3,tNV #araah, ot amounts "a suit per
Il ' interest when on good properties SAL
''t'tRVrN second mortgages negotiated
PETER # FORD
iunol2.eod tm rord puia,r-
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L. or RENT NICELY FURNISHED
4 rooms no. ane ~. SIXTH STREET
inly15 limo
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u DUNG MAN. QUICK AND ACCURATE
a. figures Must be able 10 write good
business letter Apply Room st2 Ford
Building after 10 q clock. iuF172t
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xxr ANTED-REFINEp MIDDLE-AGED
w white woman for houseleeper 10 small
family Must have references. Npply No.
ga Nandever Awe lulyfe 2t
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

r. OR RENT-No 800 FERNS STREET,
rooms and bath Woodlawn Company,
NO oOl Grant Ave apr4-tf.
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uPHOISTERING

Il URNITuRE RE.UPHoLsTERED CAR.
II pets altered and laid. Awnings and
shade work Phone for estimate Philip
n Conway Co.. No. ol6 Shipley street
Phone, 4a3tD mayi o.tf
Evening journal., 1914-07-17
FRlrtslfrr- ~ pal-
ROOMS FOR RENT


z OR RENT TWO ROOMS FOR HOUSE.
+ keepns also. bath and gas No 100
Madison So iuneia cod I'm
u URNIsHED ROOMS: BATH AND
4 phone No. pos shipley street
apri eod.if
EoR RENT-wfTH BOARD. LARGE
front room with private bath. No 919
lalnel 81 june2otm.
q ECoND STORY FRONT ROOM. PRI
- vate family. No. 9i6 West Eighth
street. iune25.f
~ IcEIy FURNISHED. LARGE. SECOND.
- story front room. AN convenences.
Ao, l421 Market 81 iulyflm-
u oR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
rooms 40. ane ~. SIXTH STREET
!llslo lulo
u uRHfsHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping 50. 2ol East Fifth
street ialYl4lm.
II or RENT-TW0 ROOMS SECOND
IT floor furnished % unfurnithed All
convenience no s1a lombard ST.
N IcELY FURNISHED ROOM FOR LADY
~ Bath Reasonable. No. ROB West
seventh street p. q Al phone. 5tss
inlgtl.awks.
n wo THIRD STORY ROOMS FOR
4 rent. 2200 JEFFERSON STREET.
lulFsii.
NJ lCEL4 FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ 'front.' room for ladies or husband and
vie, Use o. telephone. Amply No sal
ID lEAsANT ROOM FOR aENTtEMAN
on first floor. In private family Terms
reasonable 1910 WEST STREET
BOARDBRS WANTED
ID o1RDFRs NISTf6 a ps7V1rF
- iamliy. no 8o4 Concord Ave iuneso I'm
ID oARDERs WANTED AT NO 6IsI
- eal q. iulyi7tf
II oARDERs WANTED An No. 3o7
-. - 9urth clayton street Gentlemen pre-
'el-eu iniyo I'm.
II oARpERs WANTED AT $3.50. ALSO
- laple hoafderh. No, 2l3 Vert street
iply7 I'm.
II OARDERs WANTED-COMMt1N
ID ing rooms. NO 7io Jefferson street
iuly3 I'm.
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SANITARY WORKERS
-sss--4esz.-.s.-s.sl-- i. +.
M H. KELTER- SANITARY onoR
~ Less ENcANApiNG
n.,5,,, " Corner Fourth and West SITS |
---S-a-,---------------.-----
LOST.
/ OsT-s SATURDAY. ON KING STREET /
- engraved Cuff Buttnn Reward II ra /
arned y the Evening journal once.
iulrt6s3t
osf- BANK BOOK NO. s3iI5. ON
- the Wilmington Savings Fund Society
H the name of Frances Fl Nofler. Npplica.
loa tor new book has been made
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ROBBERS

w i. WILLIAMS co.
Nc. s2l Orange ST. Roofing, Spout.
,ps ana Heating. Metal and composition
toohhk hot Air Heating and ventiIatins
nepalrlng promptly done Phone Ianfets
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PAPERHANGERS
NOTlCES

NJ oriCE-THE NEW gTRCUsATfNf;
~ LIBRARY Of Ne a05 Washington street
mas removed to No, 5i2 W Ninth street and
Y n position 20 take orderr for and deliver
all The latest books Phone cnlis promntIv
attended ~ p. & A. Phone. 6ll6A. Auta.
matte 856s. fehtsff
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
NEW YORK MONEY.

New NoTk. Dec. l2-Money on call during the
week was very easy. Large offerings were made by
banks and tr-ls. companies around and 81 LEI
Ont- Some loans msde at PER cent bur
these rates were exceptional. the renewal rate
most days 81 peT crnt.
Time money. as the week Progressed. became rather
frmer in tone The demand. on the other hand,
fairly .goCd hut the bid rate in many cssa
was per cent. This not popular with
lenders and the bulk Of the business done at
"a Ter cent and above.
Mercantile paper during the week Was issued moo
eTEtey. in accordance with the quiet conditions Of
mercantile business. The tone Of the market was
seady. and the absorption, both here and elseSheTe
Of high grade paper vas fairly good RATES: ~
per cent for sixty and ninety days indorsed bills
receivable. FsA5 per cent for four and SIX months
single names and 81 per cent fur Others.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
WILL HASTEN LEGISLATION.
Democratic Senators NO VITO Pre-
vent Extra Congress Session.

Thirty Democratic Senators in party
caucus yesterday afternoon avowed their
determination to get through all neces-
sary legislation at this session and to
prevent the necessity OF calling an eN-
ira session of the next Congress. They
agreed TO expedite the following meas
ures: Ship purchase. conservation. Phil
ippinas and immigration. The House
leaders will be asked I oaEre to reso-
luton 10 recess Congress from December
- until the following Monday and to
recess but for one day on account Of
New Years II was agreed appropria-
tiOns bills should have the right of way
and at least one night session each week
should be held for consideration of bills
on the calendar that these might not in
terfere with the regular legislative pro-
gram. II was apparent from expressions
in the conference that several Democrats
are displeased with the ship purchase
hill and with the safety at sea conven-
tiOn.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Furnished by W. b.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New Iork. Dec. 2-MILLFEED-steady in
qmry l. quiet. Spring bran. in l0o-pOund SACKS
s y. 10 arrive: standard middlings to arrive
5.75. Western rcd-dOg. IS: winter wheat Al
lo pound SACKS, arrive, E.lO: city bran. in
bulk 2lD
RYE FLOUR-Fnn; trade is checked. Good u
choice 5.s046 %. in sacks
CoRNMEAL-Steady business moderate Kiln
dned for export. so. in sacks. Coarse meal. IL
hlEs. L52al53
BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-steady: choice is sell
ing in limited at 275a2 g.
HAY-Receipts. - tins: steady; fair inquiry.
Quote prime timothy. ll0: No timothy IO5
No > 95al.0O: No ) S1eO.
STRAW-ReCeipts. ID tons; steady; trade light.
Long quoted at 6Oss7ls cents.
PORK-Steady; demand is dull Ness q 5Os2l %
family. "a OOa2600 clear. y OOa2iOo
BEEF-SlOW; scarce: packet, 5.o0l34 90: family,
9L0Os5O
LARD-Steady: business gs limited. Prime West
ern, IS; refined continent. lO75; South American
Il2O: refined Brazilian, in kegs l29: beef stsarine
lsas cents: lard siearne dull: New York I24 cents
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So 100 Its 80 4 2B 81 80 Il I2l blk - HoIsnsad
Manor - Os2 81 bb Scheutzn II
BRANDT. Fritz ID et UI Sophie to Chss , Run
pert uI Anna joint tenants $40 sub to bldg rs.
covenants Il trs
CHsn RI near W ri NV. Spring I'd bet IIth & 18th
sts NV. 60l Col ri NV -
So H-CADY. PATH 70 Michael Csdy SO
OIB sd st nwi 3
So 8 north pt 1t 3 south pt 1t 2s-same to
Annie Cady SO
CI4i-6 I'd & nWl II
So Hl north pt org II 8-DORSEY. Clement e
III Emma to Morris Manning SO
tIll 9Th 81 sWl
So 7sS south 1T 1t Il & north II Il li-GALLAGER
VIM ct W Clara = TO Stanley Chairman Ct
Irene joint tenants SO
tIl5 4th ST SCI "a
50 ici5 It y SberEood-MARDEN. Clsra \ ct ur
Edwin r to Vernon GlII ST. covenants
IS q Monroe W Of eth ST nrI s
So Ea5i Its ls3 to lE-RUTPERT. ChAs = It u1
Aqna e TO Fritz Brandt ct VI Sophie joint
tenants SO
(AIey bet Volta Pl + st. I'D & 4th sts nw) .
So OsI u Il : now II SIS blk 70 lie Droit Pk &
II Il IS now Il SIC Moons Tarancy-SEsNIOR
Thos ct Hannah TO Boyuton Carl Dpd
on SO
N Of Elm W Of I'd s. nWD >
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Dec I2-The cotton market abssbed
some Of the good feeling current in Wall street
upon the successful reopening Of the stock exchange
today. The higher prices for security values in
which some very sharp advances were established
checfed the sclIng movement which had become
rather general in cotton yesterdays slump the
governments big crop estimate. and at the same
time encouraged enough new local and Wall street
buying to rally proes for cotton contracts to :
points for the active trading months and Il for De
cember from yesterdays slump Of 10 . points
under the lead Of December from Thursdays closing
This brought December back again to over 6sc for
that month, As against TlS for March. "a for May.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
900 BOYS HUNT LOST WOMAN.
FOur-miIe Line of scouts Cover
Wide Path.

New York. Dec l2-More than loo Boy
Scouts today took up the search for
Mrs. Helen Meeker BreCk. the Orange
n. J.. woman missing since December
4. With Eagle Rock as a starting point.
a line of boys lOO feet apart covered a
path four miles wide from the Oranges
and Montclair to BoOnton The hunt will
extend over Northern New Jersey.
Many Amherst graduates, in response
to the appeal OF the missing wOman's
husband. Walter w. BreCk, took up the
search today. Private detectives are also
carrying on independent investigation.
Another person who claims to have
seen Mrs BreCk in BOonton on the day
Of her disappearance. and several hours
after she left her husband al the Brick
Church station Of the Lackawanna, was
found today.
She is Mrs. Mary Young. who knew
Mrs. BreCk when the latter lived in
Boonton. and is positive she saw Mrs
Breck near the Meeker home on The
afternoon Of December 4.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
CZAR VISITS TIFLIS SCHOOLS.
Receives Clergy and Other DeIega-
tIons and Inspects Troops.

Russian Field Headquarters. Tifis. Dec
12-CZar Nicholas devoted the third day
OF his visit 10 the capital of Caucasus to
visiting the military and civil schools and
receiving delegations.
The patriarch of Georgia was received
in audience and blessed the Gar. and a
delegation OF the MolOkani religious sect
appeared before the Gar and prayed for
his health and for the success OF the Rus
sian army.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

and about 80 for July and Tssc for October Of the
next crop Tbess were the high prices reached to-
day. The volume Of buEnsss was yery hman as
there little disposition to take the bun side Of
the market with the trade confronted with such
tremendous crop a. upward Of Il. .0D.0o bales
Most OF the selling today again on Southern
orders. ''heige" against the crop. OF by local
trade interests. Outside speculative or investment
buying continues small IL Is hardly noticeable
Prices for SPOT cotton on the Southern spot markets
were generally unchEnged today after yesterdays
slump Of y to Z Of cent. At Liverpool, spot cot
ton English points lower TO the basis Of l25d
for middling, With total sales Of but 900 bales
whiIe futures there closed quiet at net decline Of
about l point, against TO N decline for the
general list to have elualed closing quotations
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
JOHN D. BUYS RED CROSS SEALS
Pays $500 for 10000 Tags to Aid
AntI-tubercuuIOSIs Fund.

New York. Dec. John D. Rookie
fcler purchased $1,000 Red Cross seals
this year TO aid the anti-tuberculosis
campaign. the cost being 500. John Wan
amaker purchased 500 seals at $50. the
Central Trust Company. 1000 at 500,
and Best & Co. 1900 at Sl6O. There are
many other large buyers.
In six years the sales OF Christmas Red
Cross stamps as they are called, has
aggregated s.. $4,000. The money is spent
in preventing tuberculosis in the local
ity where the stamps are sold.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
WANTS HIGHER WAGE FOR MEN
Comptroller DOwney Says bigger
Force Is Needed. Too.

More employees in his department and
higher salaries for the trained experts
of his office. who. he claims. are hand
ling the same amount of work as clerks
in other departments and at much low
er salaries. are the principle recon-
mendatiOns OF Comptroller of the
Treasury Downey in his annual report
yesterday.
He points out the necessity of keep
ing the work OF his office current. and
declares that the fiVr men now en-
plOyed to handle il are keeping II cur
rent only by the most diIigent efforts.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
STOCK EXCHANGE WILL OPEN.
GOvernors' Meeting Tomorrow VIII
Consider Added List.

The local stock exchange Is expected to
resume trading in certain stocks in the
near future. although restrictions as 20
prices on a few issues probably will be
made. It is believed that during the four
months since the exchange has been
closed most traders have sufficiently pro-
tected their margined securities to make
them absolutely safe.
The governors of the local exchange
will meet tomorrow to consider the ad-
visibility Of adding certain stocks 10 the
trading list
January disbursements payable In
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

steamed into port and anchored at Quar-
antine. Ship news reports in launches
approached the Maraias but were warned
away by a naval officer. He admitted
that British bluejackets were aboard as
a prize crew. hut would not say what
warship had put them on the ship or
why.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
Fire Wrecks Kiel Barracks.

Copenhagen. Dec. l2.-News was re-
ceived here today from Berlin that the
great GOttorp barracks. twenty-five miles
northwest of Kiel. have been destroyed
by a mysterious fire.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
THE WASHINGTON HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER 49, 1914

Washington will amount to more than
81. .l5o.Ooo. Disbursements on stocks and
bonds listed on the local exchange will
be sliloa,Ol4 The Capital Traction Com
pany win make the largest single dis
ltribution-Sl5Q0O0
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
Americans Took Up War Loan.

London, Dec. l2--It was learned TODAY
that large subscriber to the British war
loan was an AnGlO-AmeriCan COMPANY
which rendered for and received E2U0. ON
OF the loan.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
rnished by n. L. Capen,,r 1 Co. Woodward
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Dc. l2-Trsding on the curb today
was comparatively quiet. but the undertoue was
firm. In the mining issues dealings were largely OF
an evening up character with = good demand noted
OF all declines OIL stocks WsreAEenersly Arm.
United PROFIT Sharing active ar5Ind last NIGHTS
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
British Seize Steamer.

Halifax. Dec. l2.-LoCal shipping circles
were given a mystery to solve today
when the British steamer Maraias
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
Liverpool.
, NNANA N@H -
New York.
Furnished by n. L. Carpenter & Co.
New Orleans.

Furnished by y. L. Carpenter & Co.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK COFFEE.

'Decrease. tInaesse.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13

cD hGsLusu'ASt 70 VIZ 70
Total sales, 10 .sss shares. against ls2 81 yesr
ago. From January l TO date g.6So.iso against
fB7s9COl a year ago.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
BOSTON MINING STOCKS.

'tal sales. OOO. against .ooO YESTERDAY
$, 600 week ago and s. So. co year ago.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-13
PUBLIC UTILITIES MARKET.

New York. Dec. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-25
TRUST LEGISLATION
STILL IN THE DARK
Democratic Senate Leaders Not Sure
of Action Before Ad-
journment. "....

The situation regarding trust legisla-
ton at the present session of Congress
still continues uncertain. Notwithstand-
ing reports from the White House that
the President is determined that some
trust legislation must be placed on the
statute books before Congress adjourns
this summer. democratic leaders in the
Senate are not ready today to declare
that such legislation will be enacted be-
fore adjournment.
Senator Kern. democratic leader of the
Senate. when asked today whether trust
legislation would be had. replied;
"I am not prepared to answer that
question just now He added. however
that he thought that if it was found pos
sble to get trust legislation by August
l. Congress might remain here and put
il through.
There are however. A number of sena-
tors who will insist upon trust legislation
at the present session, no matter how
late they have to remain in Washington
to obtain IL. The believe that it would
I've political blunGer not TO enact the
legislation which the country has been
told would be forthcoming before ad-
journment, and upon which business is
waiting.
The Senate interstate commerce com
mittee is to meet tomorrow morning TO
consider reporting to the Senate the trade
commission bill drafted by a subcommit-
tee. II is not at all unlikely that the
committee will vote to report the meas
ure to the Senate without further wait
ing upon the House for the House trust
ILLS. MANY members of the committee
ire determined there shall be trust leeis-
'Scon at the present session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-25
FRANCIS KOSSUTHD|ES
AGED SEVENTY-THREE
Son of Great Hungarian Patriot
Took Fathers Place as a
Leader.

~, ~ E..o:s Kos
h-Af hSl, MAY
suth, son OF the great hungarian paerlot'
died here today aged seventy-three. He
had been an invalid for many months
- -, . ..,,,,;
anu mo ueat" N4u ~ ~ ~
i>ds' Iat'udis' uutiiis Isis -, i'''
ness, kossuth was married on MS SICK
he'd to Countess Benyorsky, widow of his
lifelong friend. Such had been the
,,.;t. - r,o,,r+ pa,,,-o-sL-,, r,ada M bic
-, .,,.,.,..
'ea'ii"eo' az" Museum f'".i INC
who intended TO marry In March, hasteh-
ed the nuptiaIs when Kossuth's illness
took a turn for the worse.
Succeeded Father as Leader.
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BoRAH TO TALK HARMONY.
Idaho Senator to Address Michigan
Get-Together G. O. P. Convention.

Senator Borah of Idaho, VINO is to ad-
dress a 'get-together' convention of
regular and progressive republicans in
Detrait, Mich, tomorrow, left here yes
terday.
Senator William Alden Smith of
Michigan is to be chairman of the con-
vention, which will be attended by both
wings of the republican party. All are
anxious, it is said, to get together as a
single republican party. operating under
platform and supporting principles that
will again pat the republican party in
power.
Senator Borah. who has held middle
ground between the regulars and pro-
gressives. was deemed the best selection
for speaker to address the convention.
II is expected that he will strike the
keynote at the convention. which is con
sidered an important event in the his
tory of the party.