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The Washington times., 1914-12-21
MILLION N|CKLES TO
BUY MILLION BIBLES
Sunday School Children OF
America to Provide for SOL
dierS at the Front.

NEW YORK Dec. 21.-Soldiers at the
'front.' and prisoners of war are TO be
supplied with Bibles bought by boys and
girls. members Of the Sunday schools Of
America.
They have been asked by the Amevi-
can section of the Worlds Sunday
School Association to send 100000
Bibles to the European soldiers. All the
warning natfonalities will be supplied
and each soldier who receives one, as
he is not expected to be a Iinguist. will
fInd that il is printed in the Language
that he reads and understands
Through the association each child
will be asked to contribute 8 cents, and
81 is believed that the collection OF
nicllels will result in the sending of a
million copies Of the New Testament to
the soldiers.
Each child who contributes a nickel
will receive a receipt in the form OF a
bookmark. This receipt will be signed
by the officers of the association and
Countersigned by the superintendent CT
his Sunday school. on the other side OF
the bOOkmark is a picture of d Red
Cross nurse reading the Bible to a
wounded soldier who is lying in bed
with his head bandaged.
This is the campaign slogan:
A Million Nickels
For a Million Scholars
For Million Testaments
For a Million Soldiers.
On the flyleaf of each Bible there will
be the inscription: From an Amer
lean Sunday school scholar"
The International Sunday School As
sociation is cooperating in the move
-nent.
The first shipments Of New Tesla
nents will he sent TO the prisoners of
war, as il is figured that it will be easier
10 reach them than TO send the Bibles TO
the battle line. Frank L. Brown, general
secretary of the American section of the
association, said that DIR. Lehman will
undertake 10 deliver the Bibles to the
Russian, Polish, French and English
prisoners in Germany.
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VALUABLE COUPON.

Trusting that You have been profit
ed By the reading of the above ser
ron. We mention Pastor Russel!'s
widely read book, THE; DIVINE
PLAN" also known as MULLEN
NAL DAWN" published in nine
teen languages. with circulation
exceeding $4,000. Its comprehensive
chart OF the Ages gives the mental
eye a sweeping historical Jew of
humanity's pTogress-past. present,
and a thousand years into the fu-
ture-from the Bible standpoint. A
SOC. souvenir edition $40 pages. con-
tanning an illustrated chapter on the
Great Pyramid of Egypt and its his
torical, 'gio-scientific relationship
10 the Divine Program. will be
mailed you promptly upon receipt of
&c. in stamps with this coupon. Can
Won afford 10 miss this literary treat?
Address International Bible Students
Association. l. Hicks St. brooklyn.
y. Y.-Advt.
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NAVY

lear Admiral F. Z. BEATTY, to com
Tandant navy yard, Norfolk, Va.
apt 7 SNOWDEN, to cOmmandant,
Portsmouth. y. II.
apt. 5. 5. WOOD. to home and await
orders.
commander s. L. ". KITTELLE, TO
command Mary.
comma nder W. X HARRISON, TO
Naval War College, Newport, r. l.
lieut.. Commander J. P. JACKSON, TO
office Naval Intelligence. Navy De
partment.
lieut. q. i. DAVIS, to k-I
lieut. J. II. NEWTON. 10 Maine.
Icut q. BEAN. TO New York ship
building Company. Camden. y. J.
lieut. Gunior grade X. HERON, 10
Fore River Ship-building Company,
Quincy. Mass.
t.utenant Junior Gradel J. B. OLDEN-
DORF. to Hannibal
lieutenant Junior gradeD II. \ WAD-
UINGTON. 10 k-f.
Lieutenant GuniOT Srade) 4. IL DOUG
LASS. to Cleveland.
Lieutenant Gunior gradej Y. J. DIXON,
70 Buffalo
r-nsign c 3. BYRNE. 20 ks
r-nsiEn J. L. NELSON. TO Cheyenne.
ensign r. F. BELL to Oregon.
Ensign p T. YOUNG. to Buffalo.
ssistant Paymaster W. Z. MOORMAN,
settle accounts and wait orders.
chief Boatswain 4. MADSEN. 10 treat
ment, Naval Hospital. Newport. r. I.
Boatswain 4. " ANDERSON. TO home
and wait orders
Gunner F. g. KEYES, TO Buffalo
MachInist J. c. PARKER. to Buffalo
Eachinist =. + WEBSTER, To Buffalo.
Iachinist W. u. DADD. to MARYLAND.
Iaymsster Clerk ". II. ABBEY, ap-
pOiutment revoked.
Tsymaster's Clerk NJ. s. HIRSHORN.
appointed 10 Chester ard Salem
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

First Lieutenant EDMUND c. WAD-
Dill, Nineteenth infantry, to Balti-
moro. Md, and take sta ton at that
place, reporting 10 the governor OF
Maryland
! 'irst Lieutenant WEBSTER A. CAP
RON. Fifth field artillery. is placed
on the list of detached officers, to
take effect February p. and First
Lieutenant WALTER S. STURGILL,
neid artillery, is removed, 10 take
effect February y. Lieutenant
STTRGILL is assigned TO the Fifth
field artillery.
Leave for two days. to take effect De-
cenbor -. 1918. is granted Captain
TIRED W. HERSCHLER, L. =. A.
.Dt!rcd. recruiting officer.
-aptain CLIFTON {. CARTER. coast
artillery corps. Is relieved from as
-iGnmcnt TO the l6gth company,
coast artillery corps.
aptain HARRISON HALL. coast ar
til!cry corps, is relieved from as
signment 10 the Forty-second com
itany and placed on the unassigned
list.
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Cleveland. Ohio.
Dec. aO.-PastOr
Russell. of Brook
Ign, preached here
today in the 1. b.
:. a. Temple. As
usual, he had a
large audience and
an attentive one.
As usual. also, his
discourse was out
of the ordina airy
Line. He took for
his text the mes
sage of the angel
at Jesus birth;
Fear not; for, be-
hold. l bring you
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Here's the Very Latest
Method of SWindling

TOLEDO, Dec. PA very close
sriend Of yours is locked up at Central
police station and wants you TO come
down and bail him out" said a voice
John A Scott over the telephone
bout / o'clock i'll the morning. Scott
new the friend well and asked the
mount of the bail.
Send down 81 and YOU can get HIM
OUT explained the man on the phone.
] have only so in cash." and If that
viii help you make up the full sum
II the bail YOU are welcome to il"
Fifteen minutes later a messenger
nov called at Scctt's house and col
'acted the money. In the morning Scott
earned his friend had not been ar
-~sted
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PROPOSALS

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, Wash
inston. December L. 1914 Sealed proposals
In duplicate, will be received at this Depart
ment until p. m, Friday. January 10, 1915
and then opened. for furnishing and erecting
boilers and the necessary piping IN the Gov
eminent Hospital for the Insane. Anacostia.
d. c.. IN accordance with specifications for
the work. copies Of which may be obtained
on application to the chief clerk OF the De
partment. The right IL reserved to retect
any and all bids. or to accept or reject any
part thereof in the discretion Of the Depart
ment Proposals should be securely enyel-
oped marked Proposal for boilers. Govern
ment Hospital for the Insane" and addressed
to the Secretary OF the Interior. BE-
SWEENEY, Assistant Secretary.
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Deaths.

DeaIh9.
BENJAMIN NJ. Elliott. " years. lib LAnier
place northwest
George 3. Kelsey. 70 years. U. 8. Soldiers
Joseph Reynolds, IS years. Providence Hos
Elizabeth BurEa, 70 years. the Methodist
Edward Barry. 10 years. Government Hos
John ]. Glover. 20 years. 1906 r street north
west
Charles R. Plump. 90 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Mary ]. Hardisty. 50 years. 90 Sixth street.
southeast
James Robinson. Al years Government Hos
Eleanor F. Turner. 10 years. Children's Hos
Ditai
sarah j. Curisy. Sc years. 1l4o North Capitol
street.
Lulu NJ. Thomson. IS years. Providence
William Z. Endre. 50 years. "a Bates street
northwest.
Carol Victor - years. Washington Asylum
Hospital
Nathan Allen. 80 years. rs Third street
Lois TTory. years. H6 Randolph street
Nathan Allen. 50 years. rs Third street
Bernard r. Bryan, IS years, 7Se Eleventh
street northwest
James W. Ross. ls years, washington Asy-
Alberta fS h Cole. q years. Gaiiinser Hospital.
John Stewart. - years. 7B Nineteenth street
northeast.
John Ross. IS years. Milford road. Bright
Frank Ards,.ad. 3 years sls F street nsrth-
Frederick Jones. IS years. S Pierce street
Northwest
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LOST AND FOUND

PARTY who found handbag on L 81. car
DeceInbrr Il, keep money: please mail
papers and books 10 MRS. y NJ. CDPPhGE.
Apt y. li25 willard 81 Phone y. SO
PARTY who found gold locket and chain.
with initials NJ a p return to MISS
MARIE a. PESO. 10 Il st. y. W. and re-
ceive s. reward. 10
ner 18th and T. sts y Z Liberal reward
for return 81 same 10 =. ERNEST ALL
WINE. 5l3 18th st y E -
32I3Ia AUTO TIRE TUBE and demountable
rim: liberal reward +. Is. PYLE, COZ
Evans Building
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Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Paul Il. and Grace e Warrington. bow.
Harry F. and Mary NJ Thompson. bow
Kuoen and Katherine G. Ross, girl.
James y. and Alice B. Rock boy
Newell Nelson and Sadie T. Parker, girl
William and Frances L. Peet girl
waiter o. and Rose A. Norwood, girl
william -. and Katherine A Norbeck Girl
charles p. and Jeanette A. Marx boy
Harold n. and Ruth Il. Martin. girl.
James c. and Evelyn Lacey, girl
Gregor and Margaret b. Kraemer, boy
Charles r. and Sebina A Hudgins boy
James =. and Pearl NJ. Howlin. girl.
Joseph and Lulu Hamline. boy.
HAIRY and Emma Griffith boy.
John W. and Eleanor NJ Fincham, boy.
Justin l.. and Ethel Davis. girl.
John W. and Barbara T. Biggs. girl.
Grover c. and George /. Berrey. girl
hoy L. and Annie Bremerman. girl.
Raymond II. and Lola Beach, girl.
William ID. and Grace i. Bateman, girl
Lewis and Susie Jenkins, boy.
Joseph and Bessie 8. Hager, girl
Richard and Sadie Goodman, girl
Enidio and Mariantonia Pinto. boy.
John z. and Iottie NJ Pope, girl.
Louis and Theresa De Francescki, boy.
John J. and Mary A. Curtin. girl.
Earl 5. and Minnie Il. Charlton. girl.
Walter +. and Florence N. Bell, girl.
Phillip and Edna Vollins, girl.
Ernest and Annetta Robinson, girl.
Fletcher and Lucy Powell, boy.
John F. and Ella Hall. girl.
George and Mamie Coates girl
Mathew and Bertha Barber. boy.
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DEATHS

CIARK-SoPHIE HASTINGS CLARK. BE-
loved wife OF Rev. Isaac Clark. at her res
idence. ~ College street northwest
Funeral from her late residence. Tuesday.
December p, 1918. at . p. m. Interment
Northampton. Mass
E-NAWALT-Suddenly on Saturday. De-
cernber -. 1914. Lieut.. JOHN c. GREENA-
WALT, aged seventy-four years. beloved
husband OF Mary Little Greenawalt
Funeral from his late residence l50T Irv-
ing street northwest. Tuesday afternoon.
December =. at ? o'clock. Interment at
Arlington
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Satled-lessr from Washington Tor
SeWaI Point: Caesar from ScwaII
Point for San Francisco We Panama
canal: Nereus from HAMPTON Roads
for Norfolk yaro. Rhode Island from
TamD'cO Tor Vera Cruz: Elusser
from Boston for Proviucetown. Mon
Afghan from WhitestOne Landing for
New York ward: Culgoa from Vera
Cruz for New York yard: Minnesota
from Vera Cruz for Philadelphis;
Cyciops from Newp0rt News for he p
West and Vera CRUZ, Glacier from
San Diego for NaZatlan; Raleigh
from Acapulco for Manzanillo: Texas
from Vera Cruz for New York yard !:
San Francisco from Key West for
Pensacola: Steward from Mare
Island for San Diego: Nero from
Guaymas for la Paz.
at San Pedro: Caesar
at Sewall Point: Nereus AT Hamp-
ton Roads: Nereus At Norfolk yard:
Rhode Island At Vera Cruz: Mon
Afghan at New York yard. l'ncas at
Norfolk yard: Coigoa at Vert Cruz:
West Virginia Perry. and Iroquois
AT San Diego: Raleigh at Mama
milo. Tacoma and Potomac at Girls
tobsl: Sacramento at Tampico; Bru-
fus and San Francisco at Key " est:
F1usser at Boston: Jason at Salonl-
e..
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MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS OF THE WASHINGTON MAR
kET COMPANY win be held in the office o.
the company In the Seventh street wing o.
Center Market. in the city OF Washington
ID. C., at Il O'Clock noon on the FIRST MON
DAY. being the 9Th day Of January. 1915, for
the choice Of thirteen directors to servs the
ensuing year and TO act on any other subject
within the power OF the corporation that NAV
Be brought before the meeting. FRANK G.
WILKINS. Secretary
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When Peace on Earth?
When Good Will to Men?
CHRIST'S KINGDOM WHEN ESTABLISHED WILL
BE A KINGDOM OF PEACE.

The Angel Message Still Unfufed-War! War;! Instead of
Peace Peace"-'I Am Not Come to Send Peace, but
Sword-The Bible Not Self COntradictory-Cons
Hearts, Sancifed Common Sense the Fruit of the Spirit,
Necessary TO Understand the Bible-Harmonize Ii.
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IN MEMORIAM

tNotiees for this column arc acceptsd at 50
cents nat. either prose or poetry IN case mo-
tce does not excesd ten linen. Add 10 cents
for each line IN exress Of ten.l
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
Unfurnished.

4s NV. sr......s SIS 5 80 F. mont nw..7r. 50. so
90 n. 4. av ne .5r * 5o404 " NV, 6r..... $3.50
10 { ne. Sr...... 25.5G6O8 n Y av.nw..9 Or ESQ
Isl Lamont NV. Or q 90 18th & Irving. ST.. p 90
llg9 9Th NV. IT.. - 5O 23fI 18th NV. Or. 1850
"a @ nv. IT.. 20 50I634 Kalorama. sr. 80
345 Md. sw.. sr. 20 cobb Linworth sw 7r $50
a ne, ST.. Is 50234 BRYANT NV, 6r Is. 80
IBIS y Sc. 6r..... 1s50il004 4th Sc. 6r.... 100
t6I Ridge NV. Or. 5.5Cs12 Barry NV. or $50
24S lF5 ne. 5r... H5Cll5n 9 sw., Dr.. L. 80
25N 9Th NV. IT. u 5oI7i6 y Sc 6r..... ESQ
524i1 18th Sc. 5r 125 1928 y. Cap. Or. L. 50
S9 Golden sw., Ar 95O4s Blagdens al ar $50
30 sth NV. Sr.... 81. SC
APARTMENTS.
aOl NV. 6r......S SIS $3.50 o NV. 6r.....s31.5 90
4l9 " NV. r.. - G l14o5 LIST NV. ST.. $50
STABLES.
Rr. 500 md ne. .sl5O,Rr. 1906 r nw..-.si2.o 90
Isr. e2ef5 Md. sw. IS lRr. 134 l. nw...... zoo
GARAGE.
a. s. CAYWooD. si5 n. Y. ave. NV. NJ 40.
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IN
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"Good Will Amongst Men"


The attainment of the condition OF
good will amongst men Will mean the
attainment OF human perfection God
is Love; and when our first parents
were created an earthly image OF God.
love must have been the predominant
quality Of their characters. What We
see OF selt1shness Is largely a matter
OF heredity. and all Ot lfc's customs
are in line with II and continually IN
crcaSnE its weight and its hold upon
us. But with tho new King and the
Reign OF Righteousness will como the
glorious uplifting and transformation.
Gradually. during the thousand years
Of Mcssiah's domination OF the world,
the evils of selhshness Will he made
apparent and the beauties OF holiness
and love will be shown in contrast
Restitution rewards will lift all tho
willing and obedient up out or sin ana
selfishness to holiness and love Then,
with love the very essence OF mans be
ing. good will towards men will every
where prevail: for the Divine Law, al
most effaced through the reign OF Sin,
VIII be rewritten In the human consti-
tuition. The upward move. resurrec-
ton. uplifting. regeneration, will go
rapidly on. Meantime generation after
generation shall come forth from the
tomb. and enjoy similar experiences
Finally all shall have come forth: for
the Love of God made this provision
through the death Of our Redeemer
Finally, dear friends. how glad we
are that this is truei How glad We
are that the terrible falsehoods palmed
off on us during the Dark Ages re-
specting n God Of hatred and Hell OF
everlasting torture are not true, How
glad we are that Messiah's Kingdom
will be a Kingdom Of Peace-after tho
great tine OF trouble.
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles R. King and Rose 2. DuvaIl. Of
Washington.
James A. Atwood. OF wawesan Conn, and
Lucille lawson, OF Cincinnati.
William Z. Seaver and Edith L. Smith. OF
Washington
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MOTORCYCLES

sinEI" cylinder Thor, 500 / 1914 single
ryIInder Pope with sp"odomcter. So
raIi Reading audHrd, SinEi" Cy liuicr $50
sinrl. C,Iiut,r ENcrlsi"r. 50. Easy terms.
r. NIpB. JIS.
~ TWIN CYLINBEE INbIN\ m"torcy .Ic.
iu nrst-cldss condition. nov ures. Tor
uuiyA sale .gV. -, llth 81. y. W.
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HELP WANTEO-MALE

COOK. CHEF "olorcd. Henry Taylor pre-
ferred, good waSr# also student morning
and evening. THE EUREKA. lnl Nov York
ave.
GOOD proposition Tor salesman selling stcam
power plsutE Address KRElSSIG * CO.
Equitable Bldg-. baltimore
HANDI MAN around apartment house: ON"
that can paint pr'fcrr"'- ais" ua"hiuist
81 md pt Y T.
HUSTLER For Idle WORT. cool Uvop"si-
tiOn for right man. ApIlg 90 SOu,G RI
Building between . and "r ? aud ~
WE NEED four men 20 MI class MDnday
and Tuesday. can at once; white only {.
open till . p. m. NATlDNAL AUTO col
I.EGE. Sth and - SITS y W.
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Prof. ID. b. BRUCE.

THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN
PaluIst and CIairyuyant
~. Is acknowledged by III" European and
American press To be the greatest wonder
OF the Science Of Mysteries. He Is nl1lliDle
in his Linz. Of business The world has nct sr
ser, his equal can DC cunsut,! uu all
HrairF Igj3A Walter place s. T. Hours.
. "A IN f. 10 - M sunday from e 10 Z
d IN Phone Line. l06IW. y BIO let
isrs will receive any attention. Cut this
out: Il Will not appear daily. Take Lincoln
Park car and get on at Thirteenth
NINE. OLGA READINGS ,5A .a2s .5,: Sc KsuEi,e'
Providence Hospital II6 y. Carolina ay s Z.
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DEBORAH,

PaInist. CIairyoyant. Card Reader Call
- then YOU WIN know the reason Deborah
has :, many imitators. 80 18Th st. cor. II
st y. ".
MhPCJA Astrologer. Palmist. CIairvovaut
NANSiH, and card Reader. Hours 10 "a
-, ., L % IN. Evenings bv appointment
stewart Bldg 9Th y u SITS NV. IA NJ ..g3l
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JUST RECEIVED fine lot singing "auurles.
parrots and dog % several kinds Also
goats. Shetland ponies and Mexican burros.
sCHSID'S BIRD STORE. ~ i2th -. =. w.
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Furnished.

FOR RENT-well furnished house: IN perfect
condition.: steam heat: front and side yard
with porch. II large rooms: near Capitol and
Library: reasonable Apply 10 OWNER
2Ig Third st. y. W. Phone Main $50
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Denmatologist Institution.
ClAlRVOYANTS
NINE. CARLETTA.

CL.AIRVUYANT. PALMS.. CARD READER
she never met you, yet she TELLS YOUR
NAME OBJECT OF CALL NAMES or
FItIEEDS ENEMIES Gives better advice
more satisfaction. more encOuragement. more
success. than any YOU have ever consulted
HoERS 705 9Th ST. N. W. TO
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GOod Tidings of great JOY, when shal,
De TO all people duke 2;lV) he saiu
in part:
This prophecy has not been fulfilled
rs yet Instead of peace and good VIII
70 men We have war, savagery, ana
other works of the flesh ana OF lhe
devil mentioned by st. PauI-anSer
nE,lice, hatred. envy. strife. Not only
have the prayers for peace not been
needed, but instead the war spirit IS
kindling and spreading from nation 10
nation, fulfilling the prediction OF the
B:ble-enveloping the world OF man
kind. The bitterness, hatred, terocity,
If the warning nations seems to in
crease daily. Magnified tales OF feroclty
are believed and arouse corresponding
bitterness and ferocity on either side.
As We understand the scripture, the
turmoil is only beginning-most of the
E2iling and gnashing of teeth, most OF
The anguish and despair, suffering, sor-
row, and devastation, are ahead OF US.
With the cessation Of the war the Bible
seems to predict the most gigantic
revolution ever known and. following
Rapidly. a reign of la~lessneSs, anarchy,
producing "a Time of Trouble such as
never was since there was a nation. =
Daniel 12:1 Matthew 24:2L.
Added to the physical distresses of
the world, financial troubles impend in
the midst OF plenty. With every reason
for prosperity the wheels OF commerce
are slow. The explanation given is loss
of confidence-grit: but not so. The
worlds financiers and merchant princes
are as courageous as ever, but they
have met with new conditions The
wealth of the world. once represented
in money. is in recent years represented
in collateral. stocks and bonds. The
war has made a demand for gold, I'M
settling values of collaterals.
Gold IS Notwithstanding more
valuable hourly. In the same proper
ton collaterals, stock. and bonds, be
come less valuable hourly-because of
their plethora they are a drug on the
financial market. The great insurance
companies, the banks and all wealthy
people have their reserve investments
in these securities" Additionally, the
heavy losses of life in this war will be
a serious financial blow to insurance
companies. It is reasonably estimated
that the fall of British bonds TO one
half par has already made insolvent all
the insurance companies of Great Brit
ain What must We expect as the war
progresses toward anarchy?
As with every war. pestilential dis
eases must be expected. while interfer-
ence with agriculture threatens famine
in various parts. This rs not an over
drawn picture, but a sober look behind
the scenes.
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HELP WANTED-FeMALE

CHAMBERMAID-W WAITRESS. two cOlored.
this city. SIS. general housewUrker under
standing telephone, Tor Pennsylvania. . per
week. THE EUREKA. loll New YORK ave.
COLORED Girl. for light housework. Apply
5Ol II St. y. W.
GIRI1-Good. strong. for general housework
cook. wash and iron. 723 Sth 81. y. W !
HOUSEKEEPER- home. small wages.
fog widower: no children. BOX AS. Times
office
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MT. PLEASANT; convenient to car: ? b.;
steam heat; . large rear porches: excellent
condition; only 5000: near 18th and Col. I'd.
CAfWOOD 4 GARRETT. 1231 n. Y. Ave.
Q ST. " W. near 18th: Or. b., cellar: hot
water heat: only 81, 30; frst-clssS condition
CAYWOoD & GARRETT. 1871 y. Y. Ave.
FREE RENT TO JANUARY lsT.
SO Md. ave. y. E. rooms: porcelain
bath: In excellent condition: rent $3.50.
Apply FLOYD +. DAVIS,
9Th and Z SITS. S. ".
FOR RENT-ls23 9Th ST. n. W.: six rooms
and hath: modern improvements: splendid
condition: So. so. Apply to J. II. MITCHELL.
li8l 18th 81. NV. IN. y. IIS-J after . y. m.
FOR RENT-s-room house: sewer and water;
latrobe heat: rent So so: Bryant St. near
end. Langdon. u. c. J. w. BRASHEARS
END and Bryant SITS Phone y. 424i.
FOR RENT-Lincoln Park home. l325 East
Capitol: rooms; hot-water heat: electric
light: s32.5o Apply 1917 East Capitol.
vi 81. NV. rooms. ...................ns 50
Us 1t. NV. 8 rooms. $50 90
illS 10th ct NV. rooms. bath. ........... Is 20
s. ". COCKRELL. 500 + St w
Furnished.
FOR RENT-well furnished house: IN perfect
condition; steam heat: front and side yard
with porch. II large rooms; near Capitol and
=
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ROOMS AND BOARD
WILLIAMS HOUSE,

g5 z ST y w.-Room and board, s5:shom,
table. $50; a IN. breakfast; men only
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for WIrn CLOTH
Ing: ether ladies' or Eentlenen's: send pos-
tai: will call h. TARSHES. LIS 18th 81. y.
W Phone Moth t99
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FOR RENT-STORES

9th AND T. SITS. y W-Store cOx4O 81
TWo-story brick shop in rear. c2NSO. Sc. Al
uIy Ron &C. Times office. -
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DR.. Vim. T. BaIdus, Specialist.

MISS CAIN. Nanicuring and. Scalp Treat
ment 5l6 9Th 81. y. W. Apt. l. Evenings
by appointment. Phone Main 742J
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR RENT.-STABLES

FOR RENT Either stalls or 10 stalls. Ca,
eco 5th 81 Y W. phone North So.
The Washington times., 1914-12-21

stable licensed for l.y-
4 stalls, carriage shed
Apply owner. D. h.
S, W.
The Washington times., 1914-12-21

MISS JASIRRON. manicurist and chIropody:
hours 10 a. m. to ,. IN. 1912 y. Y. ave.
- W gi floor