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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-05
Mems Furnishings Dept.

10 Mems Wool Golf Caps. dark patterns: sizes
81 and 1ss. Reduced from SOC to 25c each.
/, Mems Soft Cloth Hats, sizes 6h and rs.
Reduced from 500 TO 25c each.
10 dozen pairs Mems Black Gauze Isle Seeks,
double soles heels and toes; eizes 9. 91a and 10.
Reduced from 3 pairs for 81 90 :; pairs for SOC.
3 dozen Mems Linen Handkerchiefs. white
ceaters with colored borders. Reduced from soc
to 8 for SOC.
Q Mems Navajo Blanket Robes, small size.
Reduced from $500 to 81. % each.
/ Mems Navajo Blanket Robe, green ground.
with colored figures; small size. Reduced from
IS. so to $500.
Main floor. st.
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Muslin Underwear Dept.

Z "Klos6t' Messaine Silk Petticoats, taupe,
purple, wistaria. kings blue and American
beauty; $3.50 each. Were $500.
10 Fine Nainsook Short Chemses Skirts.
trimmed with valenciennes lace edge; 25c each.
Were SOC.
5 Heavy French Percale Petticoats. with hand
embroidered scalloped founce; rs each. Were
$500.
pairs Fine Nainsook Drawers. trimmed with
valencienncs lace insertion and edge; Acc each.
Were 73c.
8 Muslin Gowns, We neck. trimmed with good
embroidery insertion and edge: S1.1S each. We're
$2.25
Is Nainsook Combinations. prettiy trimmed
with laces and embroideries. beading and ribbon:
CSC each. Were S1.Oo TO S1.Jo.
Third floor, L ST.
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Tow Department.

A lot of Undressed Dolls, 1Jc eacl. Were soc.
1 Large undressed Doll. loose jointed. Si.9o.
Was $3.50.
1 Indressed Dol. slightly damaged, $l.9o.
Was $3.50.
l lot Undressed French Dolls. damaged. eJc,
$3.50 and $3.50 each. Were S1-op, $500 and
$500.
A lot OF Undressed Washable Dolls. slightly
damaged &c and SOC each. Were s1.0o $3.50.
California Coasters. s1.OO each. Were So. 80
and So
i Baby Walker. damaged. $1.0o Was 500.
Fourth floor. Eleventh st.
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Red Department.

Aft Ostermoor Mattress, slightly sofled,
i SIT, Brass Bed. sls.5o; Was 5000 ~
AFT. Gin. Hair Mattress. $500. Was $3.50.
i Att Gin. White Enameled Bed, $3.50.
At G-in. White Eaameled Bed, $3.50.
i Aft White Enameled- Bed. $500. Was
$3.50.
Fourth Goor. 1t.
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Is Golf Too Easy!

From the New York Tribune.
Mr.. Herbert Fowler. who designs golf
courses in England. has started howl OF
disnaay by calmly asserting in print that
golf has become too easy The rubber
cored ball is, of course. the cause to which
he lays this calamity. And all the length
ening of holes and invention of diabolical
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-05
Good Choosing and Attractive Savings in New Remnants

very lh H store ant fac h day mttin
much discover b n OF borrow ednt
i a he saw Isl tsn her
h d tot story d inspection o the OF ydeprmer Wi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-05
Linen Department.

Is 63-inch Colored Bordered Hemstitched
Luncheon and Breakfast Cloths, newest designs;
samples.
$500. $780, 800 and $500 each.
Values, $40, $3.50. $500 and $500.
} 2x2 yds. Hemstitched Damask Cloths, s3.i5
each. Were $3.50.
o 2x2 yGs. Henst:tched Damask Cloths, $685.
each. Were S6.75.
8 Ks yds. Double Danask Pattern Cloths, $G.45
each We're $5.25.
Second floor, Eleventh ST.
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The Crucifixion,'
Ry Franz A Inndah1

THE Crucifxion' is only the best. but the
largest and most valuable canvas Lundahl has ever
painted. 1t Is okla feet in size, and s valued at
$S5. 10000. It has been exhibited in most of the
leading cities OF both Europe and America, and mil
lions have travelled long distances to the exhibit
ton. The reverence 1t inspires is universal, and
everywhere stand before 1t with uncovered
heads because in that figure upon the Lun-
dahl has pictured with marvellous accuracy and
power the story OF the last agony Of Christ who
died for To escape from emotional expression
is well nigh impossible
Sixth
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LA Forge"
Bv H. De Mareau.

La Forge was painted in blacksmith shop in
Lyons France, in 1893. with the brawny smith and
his workshop a model
AS gazes upon the canvas the figure of the
gray bearded toiler almost to breathe to
move: the odor Of the burning wood seems come
to the nostrls; the beholder is almost tempted to
step forward and pick up the scattered tools to
brush the dust accumulation from the BENCH to
help II might the venerable workman.
It is now the property OF the Fontane Art Com
pany which paid $42500.OO for the canvas. and it
could be purchased today less than SEQ 10000
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"Old Darby
By Rosa Bonheur.

This IS not reproduction but the original and
famous "Old Darby painting done by Rosa Bonhcur.
of the worlds famous artists. at her home
Fontainebleu, France. 1854 and critics and
laymen the world over have united in declaring Il
one of the most marvellous pieces of realism put
The subject of the piece, "old Darby is a ven
cradle white horse. and is seen thrusting his head
from barn door The canvas in the picture
ures 1x9 feet and has commercial value of
s65.O00.00. Next to the famous Horse Fair. which
is the property of the Metropolitan Museum
this. picture is the most pretentious OF Bonhcur'.
works
tourth floor
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WOmen'S House Dresses.
Specially Priced at S1.lO.

About so OF these House
Dresses, made OF Bingham and
percale, in light and dark colors,
and attractive styles; sizes "a TO
40; some dainty lawns i'll the lot.
SI.Io each. Were SI.5o and 500.
Third floor, Eleventh 81.
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Justified Refusal.

From Puck.
why did the great pianist refuse to
play?"
Temperament He got mad because his
name was printed in smaller type on the
program than the name of the piano on
which he was TO perform.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-05
Friday Clearance of
WOmen'S Winter Suits.

\ small lot OF Women's Winter
Suits, OF serge, broadcloth and
cheviot, in navy blue, tango, tan
and French blue. Coats are well
tailored and have set-in sleeves.
and some have kimono sleeves !.
plain or draped skirts.
$1,000 each-were up to $500.
And the following:
=. 10 Suits, gabardine. hopsackinS and wool crri..
in French blue. navy. wistariR and black wifi
white stripes: short coats with white or colored
vests and kimono sleeves; skirts in the new
TERED effect; sizes 81 70 40; S1S7J each Wee
$500
Is Suits. crepe, serge. gaba-dine. eponge and
novelty cloths. in tango. gray. brown. navy blue
and black; plain tailored slightly trimmed
short coats: skirts in the TERED and draped
modes; sizes IL 10 ~, sl4.95 each. Regularly
$500
Third floor, G ST.
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Vice of Bathing!
London Chronicle.

r rom Tie London Chronicle.
you can always depend upon an
American doctor coming UP with the new
formula. So now comes a doctor with
Jho announcement that We shouldn't
wash. All our haths-from Japan to
Marienbad-trom ancient Greece 10 mod
ern county council conveniences-simply
discourage the natural functions of the
human skin. Arctic explorers, Esqui-
IneauX, Tibetans, all live long and hap
PLY without washing; Sir Ernest Shack
Teton has spent months in total abstin-
ence from a bath without discomfort
/ am not sure that the bath is not one
of those vices that should be renowned;
whether external water Is not deleter-
ious fad as internal alcohol. There
are many Inhabitants of model dwell
ings who use their model bathrooms as
coal receptacles. preferring warmth to
water 1t takes only few weeks to
get out of the habit of washing-and
many campaigners have confessed thai
they got over the bath habit without
discomfort But / fear l must go into
a nursing home before / can get over
the vice.
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$1,000 eacll-w-ere I'D to Ss5oc
And the following.
Wash Waist Department.

Remnants in Women's Wash Waists az greatly
reduced prices Voiles. batistes and crepes
tie materials. cut i'll high low neck effects
and trimmed with embroidery. tucks and val
enciennes insertion. others in tucked front with
colored glass buttons to match collar and CUTS:
n few with matted rnffe
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Defying the Militants.
From .Iudgs

from Judge
Tourist lin London)-1t certainly took a.
bunch o hobbies to arrest that silk-hat-
ted guy, What did he do2
Cabby-Why. that bleedin' Brighter
hain't pinched: 'e's heminent statesman
goin' to Iuncheoni
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Rug Department..

9x12ft. Lenox Rug. $3.50. Was 81! 80.
l s.3x1O.G-ft. French Wilton Rug $1,000 was
$1,000. A.,
Was $500.
4 Windsor Rugs, 500 each. Were $500.
Fourth floor. Eleventh st.
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W]000War8 6 T0tbr0{p
New York-WAsFINGT0N-
THREE OF THE WORLDS GREATEST PAINTINGS
ARE ON FREE EXHIBITION ALL THIS WEEK.


so thai m hgh ut whhy invite
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And these remnants:
WomeEs Silk Isle Combina ton Suits. high
neck and long sleeves; ankle length sizes 4, }
and 6; slightly soiled. Reduced from S1.15 to
ST. 70 each.
10 Womcns Isle Thread Combination Suits,
low neck. fancy front, ankle length pants; the
body OF the garment is light weight and the
pants heavy: slightly soiled; s1.25 each. We're
$1.75.
II Womens Plain Gauze Isle Vests. high neck
and long sleeves: slightly imperfect; sizes 81.
SO and 40: 35c each. Were zoe.
Main floor, q st.
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The Methodist Episcopal Church at
Wenuna, Md, was burned Sunday night
during the gale that swept that section
The church was erected several years
ago AT q cost of about 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-05

The hardware and implement store OF
Francis /. Baker at Everett. Md, was
burned Tuesday with $4,000 loss, 5000
OF building and 5000 on contents.
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Friday Special in
WOmen's Combination

90 dozen Fine Isle Thread
Combination Suits, with low
neck and no sleeves; lace trim
med and tight knee drawers sizes
4 and 8.
.,7Lac pair. Regularly SOC.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
Under the Capitol Dome.

In an effort to expedite trust legislation
the Senate judiciary Committee has prac-
ticaIIy decided to support an amendment
covering interlocking directorates in the
pending trade commission bill, reported
from the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. This provision, as passed by the
House. is in the Clayton bill. which Is
now before the Judiciary Committee The
surest way therefore to deal with that
particular subject. the committee be-
lieve is to transfer II TO the trade COM
mission bill. now on the Senate floor.
The House yesterday passed a resolu-
ton by Representative Barton, of Ne
braska, asking the Secretary OF the
Treasury to submit to the House answers
to the following questions:
What corporation now holds title to
the 100 miles Of railroad extending from
Atchison TO waterviIle. Kans-. formerly
owned by the central branch OF the Union
Pacific? DID the United States issue
bonds to this railroad company to the
amount of 81. 10000 and IL so have the
principal and interest been paid and IL
not what Is the amount due? Has the
United States made demands upon the
present owners Of the railroad for re-
ports OF It's business ana commenced dC-
ton to recover the amount of principal
and interest due from the railroad?'
Majority Leader Underwood said there
was no objection TO the resolution IL
amended to provide that the Secretary
Of the Treasury shall transmit the in
formation II not incompatib with the
public interest. The amendment was
agreed TO.
The resolution of Senator Borah. Of
Idaho calling for the removal Of the
seal Of secrecy from the consideration
OF the Colombian and Nicaraguan treaties
by the Senate. was laid over until today
at the request OF its author.
That "shyster lawyers viii make mill
lions in fees IL the Senate amendment
TO the Indian appropriation bill is sp-
proved was anErily asserted in the
House yesterday by Representative
Ferris. of Oklahoma.
President Wilson has written a letter
to Chairman Padgett. of the House Naval
Affairs Committee. thanking him for his
erdeavors In the passage Of the naval
appropriation bill and expressing pleasure
that the bill contains a provision au-
thorizing the appointment Of fifteen en-
listed men annually to Annapolis.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
wATCHMEN PLAN OUTING.

The Night watchman's Association is
making final arrangements for their ninth
annual excursion to Chesaseake Beach.
next Wednesday.
The proceeds go to the sick and death
fund Of the association. The members
Of this association are all special police
officers who do duty as watchmen for
business and resident properties, but re-
celve no compensation from the United
States or District Government.
The committee OF arrangements Is COM
posed Of K. A. Creel, w. II. Groves. o.
". Pumphrey, Ech McDearmon. A. ].
Ronsp.es. B. F. Klopter, J. A. shearer.
and ]. P. Cochran,
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MRS. LOCKWOOD CAN'T LEAVE.

Although the court has given her until
Saturday to vacate her home At 6ls +
street northwest which belongs to th'
New England Casualty Company. Mrs
Belva A. Lockwood Is too weak from
the recent accident, when she fell and
broke her arm. to be moved.
Although grieved over the death of her
youngest sister. Mrs. Inverno Gardner
aged seventy-four. who died in Chicago
July 5. and also uncertain as to wheI
she will be ousted from her home. Mrs.
Lockwood maintains a cheerful and hope
full disposition.
II her physician, Or. T. V. Hammond,
and the court can agree that the eminent
woman lawyer and suffragist can be
moved on Saturday. she will rent house
In Sixth street. between F and streets,
to be as near her old home as possible.
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EINN - EIESIsHI SPECIALIST
TINN ~ $40 6 ST. NV. Iss' r.
AUCTION SALE,
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. AuctioneeTS
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE SECTION
OF THE DISTRICT

LOTS IN CHEVY CHASE SECTION
OF THE DISTRICT
BY virtue Il three certain deeds q trust duly
corded. in libsr No. all. folio ~ & seq liber No.
seu respectively Of the land records Of the District
II Columbia and at the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at pube
auction, within the ofice Ct ThoS J. Owen 4 Son.
auctioneCrs 1851 q street northwest. on wEDNESS-
DAY. the 18th day Of July A. d. 1914. cummencinE
O'Clock p. n, the follow ONingaSscribed land and
premises, situate in the county Of Washington.
District Of Columbia. and designated and being:
~ Lots . and 70 in square l7Is in Fulton Z.
Gordon's subdivision Of part Of Tract Of land
called "ChsTy Chase" ~ aid subdivision Il recorded
in the ofice of the Surveyor VI the District Il
Columbia IN County Book a. page a.
~ Immediately thereafter lot II in square 1857 IN
Fulton r. Gordon's subdivision Of part Of a tracs
of land called "Ch-ry ChAse,'' as aid subdiTisoa
is recorded in the Office q the Surveyor Of the
District Of Columbia in County Book - page R
(D Immediately thereafter lot 2 in square S24 IN
Fulton r Gordon's subdivision q part q trAct
of land called Chevy Chase Grove" "ResurTey o.
New seat" Vale and Fellowship" said sub
division is recorded in the Office Of the Surveyor a
the District Of Columbia in book q, page n
TERMS OF SALE; Ons-third cash. balance in ens
and two years. with interest per centum. secured
By deed Of trust upon the property sold. al ash,
al the option Of the purchaser. A deposit Il 500
will be required at time Of sale each parcel An
conveyancing. recording etc. at cost ot purchaser
Terms Il sale 10 be compiled with within fifteen
days from day Of sale or deposit forfeited
H D. GORDON,
ROBERT E. HEATER.
Trustees under Aforementioned deed Of trns,
parcel !.
I'D. GORDON.
Trustee under last two mentioned decds Of trns.
Parcels 2 and J H7.ss.n.I1B
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIED.

FISHER-On Monday. July 6. 1914. at $50
D. M, at her residence. l0l6 Florida
avenue northeast. Mrs CATHERINE
FISHER, beloved wife of r. W. Fisher,
and mother Of Ethel /. Fisher.
Funeral from st. Aloysius' Church.
Thursday morning at a. m. Rela-
tives and friends invited.
NORCROSS-On Monday, July s. 1914. at
a. M, at Garfield Hospital, FANNIE
T NORCROSS.
George p. Zurhorst funeral parlorS.
3O1 East Capitol street. on Wednesday.
July S, at 1o:39 a. m. Relatives and
friends invited TO attend.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-08
GEN. R. K. EVANS REPRndANDED

Garrison Rebukes Omcer Who Crfti-
eised'U. s. Foreign Policy.
A severe reprimsnd was administered
to Brig. Cen. R. K. Evans, acting com
mAnder of the Department OF the East,
who criticised the administration for its
foreign policy In a speech before the
Sons of the American Revolution in New
York. by Secretary Of War Garrison
yesterday. The order was upon recon-
mendation Of President Wilson. who be-
lisves that Gen. Evans Is guilty OF a
serious breach of army discipline.
A letter containing the reprimand was
dispatched to Gen. Evans yesterday. 1t
WI not Be made public,
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WALL PAPER. i0c, &c, 25C. AND SOC
paper, &c and lec per piece: rooms pa
pared g Up. Estimates for painting and
NV. Phone n IN
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District Of Columbia. city q Washington, -:
l. WILLIAM D. HOOVER, president a the
aboEenamed bank do solemnly swear that the
above statement il true to the bes Of my kDowIedse
and belief. WILLIAM d. HOOVER, President
Subscribed and sworn to before this 9Th day
Of July. 1874.
ALBERT II. sHILLINGToS. Notary Public.
Corect-Attest:
". V. Coz, W. p. Quickan
=. ". Stone Woodbury. Blair.
William H. Walker Walter O. Clephane.
W. Z. Edmonston. DirectaI
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City Of Washington, District Of Columbia S.:
l. A B. RUFF. Cashier Of the aboVenamed
bank, do soiennly that the above statement is
true. to the best Of my knowIedse and belief.
A. B. RUFF, CaShier.
Subscribed ond sworn 10 before this 9Th day Of
July, 1914 FRANK B. GILMORE
Notary Public
Correct-Attest:
Edwin @. BrandenburE. Chas. z White,
Ooe1 5. Smith, Clarence r. Norment,
Jas LansburEh, Arthur J. May.
Wharton Z. Lester, Benj. s. Gaves
Maurice y. FINN. Geo. L. Sharkey.
DirectorA
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.

FREE MOVING FoR sToRAoE-can N 90 tus
estmatez 30 s<parats roou& sMlfHB IRANs-
FElt sroRAlk CO.. % Il. kisnt ~ TA@
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District Of Columbia, City Of Washington. -:
I, CHARLES Z HOWE. Treasurer Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the shove
statement s true. to the best Of my hnowledEe and
belief. CHARLES Z. HOWE,
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn TO before this sth day ct
July. 1914. ALBERT r. sHILLINGToN.
Notary Pubic
Corect-Atte5t:
c. J. Bel, Wm. ]. F1AthG,
X. 5. Reside, Henry n. Father,
Iames VI. Green. Clarence Y. Normsnt.
u. z. Ailea II. Hurt.
DirecoD.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
- OF THE
American National Bank,
RESOURCES

%s:s'ss E Zee: e: = Rss:: s.s: e
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
American Security and Trust
Company,

At wsshinGton. I'm the District of Co
lumbia, at the close of business, June
30, 1914
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"
Washington. District of Columbia. a.;
l. ALBERT s. galley, cashier Of the above
nancd bank. do solemnly swear that the sb0re
statement Is true TO the best 0f my knowledge
and belief. ALBERT s. galley, Cashisr
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this nh dag
Of July, Isli.
(SealD EARL B. SWETLAND, Notary Public
Correot-attest:
John ". BraWnsr, y ID. McAulihs,
Robert Callahan, Patrick T. Moran.
Floyd Z Davis, Howard R. Norton,
Robert A. Doe Henry T. OhtsrdinEer,
Richard J. EArnshsW. George c. Pumphrey.
Albert s. 0atleT. Samuel c. Rsdmsn,
william r. GUIDE, Joseph stasburEeT.
Peter LAttefnef, William ID. Sullivan,
s Dana Lincoln. q. Taylor wade
Andrew Lofher, LAruy W Heron
Lucas p. Lovink Directon
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SaLE-ONLY Sa.S5O-sOl TENN.
Ave y. E.-New S-room cor. house; tile
bath: hot-water heat; near Lincoln Park:
two car lines Apply to owner. JAMES
ID. BURN, 1i0l Z ST ne
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Lincoln National Bank,

lumbia, at the close Of business june
30, 1914.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Second National Bank.

At WaskinEton, I'm the District Of Co
lu1nbta, at the close of business, june
30, 1914.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Columbia National Bank Of
Washington,

At Washington, in the District of Co.
Iumbia, at the clOse Of business, June
80, 1914.
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IotaI ,Tbl, ,g6 u
District Of Columbia. city Of Washington, -:
I. EDISON B. oLDS. Treasurer Of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best Of ny knowledre
and hehef. EDISON B. oLDS, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th day
Of July, 1915
REGINALD RUTHERFORD,
Corect-Attest: Notary Public.
ID. s. PORTER,
O. r. WILSON
J. r. SMALL, Jr..
EDWARD J. sTMLwAGEN
GEORGE Z. HAMILTON
GEORGE u FLEMING.
Directors
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REPORT OF The CONDITION
OF THE
Union Trust Company Of the
District of Columbia,

At Washington, In the District of CO.
Iumbia, at the close OF business June
30, 1914.
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THE HERALD'S CLASSIFIED ADS.
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

CLASSIFIED AD RATES
CLASS a.
WaSS,.S E;lS w.R::S Rs.nt. 1e Pa
Iost nd Found Minimum space
Business ops Is wOrds
On orders for seven timss OF
more minimum space 10 wordA
CLASS D.
tan classified advertising not
listed under Class a or other elassi-
dcatlons):
fer uues.s.. slo
times within o week.. II
times within q week.. 10
times eonsecutively. 20
Is times consecutiyely. yo9
30 times cousecutively. y07
60 times consecutively. JoeH
90 times consscutively. %
1000 lines In one ysar...... -
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Home Savings Bank Of wash
ington, D. C.,

g e. ... = =. y p.s: s..s:.: e ss: &C.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
National Savings and Trust
Company,

At Washington, I'm the District of CO-
lumbia, at the close of business June
30, 1914.
RESOURCES
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PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING.

Trustee under last two mentioned decds Of trust
Parcels 2 and J N7,s9.m.l1,B