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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
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Temer.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23
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BIDDLES
SOmmer. un0 ulinler R.lOrl
g6e park 4ute(, College 9iq.

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einitIiebIi6 eounta8s. ssealnisenaerie W'if'
nod unb samItas atenbs. zsL @dr' 800.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

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In fleinsr gdmilie. Gier 9ohH. b16 Sale
aoenue. glooubale.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

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aR6bden fnr oueemeine Sausarbeit Ta1'
snfrnpen 705 GleUpooo Gbeaas. aooHoale.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-23

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tetn gadi5en 3i2s Sairielb areHas, @al'
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The Washington times., 1914-05-13
TRADING IS LIGHT,
BUT PRICES FIRM
Levels Remain Practically at
Yesterdays CIose-Strong
Undertone Is Shown.

NEW YORK. MAY BIN a market
scarcely more active than that which
prevailed yesterday, prices continued
rirm on the New York Stock Exchange
today While there was little trading
the undertone was strong, and the
backing and filling that occurred
throughout the morning resulted in
fractional changes, which when aver
aged, left price levels practically the
same as those that obtained at the
close yesterday.
American issues On the London EN-
change found n better market than
had existed for them during the past
few days. This was attributed &c Che
successful tidinE over of one of the
largest firms in the exchange, which re-
Gently had become involved through
speculation on the part of the senior
member.
The fir mis- said to have lost more
than s3.0OO.000. Liquidation Of Ca
madam issues in an attempt to get ready
money is said to have caused the gen.
eral pressure that has recently been
evident in the London market.
Missouri Pacific continued during the
morning at yesterdays figures. The di-
reCtorS of the company have deter
mined to ask an extension of the SIS,
OGn.O0O worth of maturing notes for
one year. AS a consideration the in
terest rate will be raised from D TO 6
per cent, and the collateral will be
'Sweetoned" by the addition of $4,000 =
600 worth of st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern refunding bonds.
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES

\ QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF one-and-
three-iOUrths per cent 1N.'cl on the common
sock of the Washington hallway and EreC-
trio Company has U"cu declared pHynhlc
June l. 1914. to common stockholders VI l"C-
ord at the close OF business on Aay l"ih'
1914
The transfer books Of the common STOCK
VIII he closed from the close Of business ON,
May 18th. 1911. to the opening OF business on
MAY 18th. 1911
In accordance with action heretofore taken;
the books Tor the transfer OF the preferred
stock Of the Washington Railway = Eie'ulS
company will be closed from ne cIose OF
business on May 18th. 1914, to tho opening oi
business on May 18th. 1914 Tor the Iayhcht
on June lst. 1874. of the balance oi ihe
twentieth semi-annual dividend.
S r. BOWEN. Secretary.
NEVER PUT OFF till tomorrow mat you
can do today Phone pennoyer and have
that trunk or grip lock repaired. NJ 'ss''
6l0 ID St y. w
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Nearby, fresh, 20c per doz: Sc nth
trn, l9c per doz
CHEESE-New York, new, l6L.c per Ib .
fat. l6lsc per 10.
Butt ER-Elsin print 2sc per 10; tub
sc per ID; process, 2IQ22c per an.
LIVE POI furnished by
hrey. Price & Co)-Hens, I7ul7Ia' per 10
roosters. lie per Ib.. turkeys, l5aISc per 10 /:
chickens, 23a2Jc per lb.. ducks. I"Glic Lcr
ID: spring chickens, S3q3Jc per 10.
URESSkD PORk-Choice Iisht. lie per TO- ;
medium, lU.:Guc per 10: ystags and sJwa.
1ISc per ID.
LIVE STOCK-Ncal calves, lO0llI7c per III :
Eat sheep. 5d5I2C per ID fall lambs y.
@6c per Ib.; spring lambs, 9'4pllc per Ib
NEGETABLES-tQ Quotations furnished by
Ia ylOr Wade. D-Potstocs s.. .25FI2 50 per bbI ;
onions. Texas. per bb. $50; ca oba g. > Gy.y
IS per 100 lbs. lettuce, :2.J0aS.G0 ner basket
pccts, S0.Ons.cO per loo punches. vans
= G0q2. % per bbl.s hale. per Dbl. ErcIl. %
WoOL-tQuotatiOns furnished by nrey
Price & Co D-Uuwashed. Tree from burrs
@lG%Cc per lb.
Lambs and calNoS IA modeiaie receipt. and
active demand move calves and lambs at
once.
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
Realty Transfers

% and 521 Second street southeast --tluda NJ
Reagan to Jacob 4. Jones, lots 40 and III
square %. SO
'S4 hirG street southwest - II street Sur.th-
west, 6l7 Second street southwest %. and
Gc9 - street south cst-Msry T.. - N..ilI -
al, trustees, TO Etwari \. O'Ncill. part
lot s, square 81. part lot IL square ~
part original lot .. square 5sI, 81
sos and COS O'Ncills court Southn..t IT'S q
street southwest "a delaware ah"I IrIc sDl.lh-
west Same TO Mary T.. TuII. psrrs ibrm,I
lot >. square IS. lot g ana part 10 : .
and -. square SIS: part lot - square ~ 81
6cc O'Ncills court southwest. .OI Son /
street southwest. ~ . street suurlrwcs ~,
Delaware aNcnu" Southwest. 81 S..."II
street southwest. and - Third street Suurh-
""si-Sain" to R'S.. . 'asnv Itart ,ri.-tuaI
lot J. squsr" 81. part original lu' H. .,istrn
So. part original lot IL. spuar. - ra1i
lots 20 and q square HSS. part original Ipt
lH, sgusr" d'1; part lot q, squar" ~.
Chichester g Alh"ri Whit" ci Al trustees
10 john V llarr"ll lots " and g. square NJ.
$50"
Chez Chase simon Oppcnhemner 81 NY ."
william : Phillips. lots s. and u. square
1866. SO.
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
Police Court Record

Tinted States Branch Judge NulIoruv
Benjamin coleman, assault. continued. Nin-
ME 'IaitherS. assault. diSChargsI !. 'Tal lcS
Hend"rson. larceny. SO So davS. Paul :
Morrison. npl" I'rossed GEORGE >mi-h AZ
sault. continued 10 MAY -. Frederick Janis
assault with dangerous Weapon. "unriuued im-
definitely; George SHITns and OiiN eT Fuisuu
lsrCeny. s. or Ii days each, Es.on I!utI"r
threats. released on personal hOuIs: G.orge
Raymond. assault, nolIe pressed. Jumes
walker. cruelty TO animals. continued 20 MAY
IS; Gonna Matthews cruelty 10 animals so
or l. days; Joseph Wagner. cruelty TO an!-
mails. forfeit collateral s.: LuCien pels"rdo.
robbery. continued {" May Is: Jacob Gordon.
deprehaung on privat" properly. relaas'''i "n
personal bond; Edward Smith. assault. plead %
ed not guilty, demanded jury trial; Robert
3. Moorman. assault, demanded jury triAl.
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
WASHINGTON CHANGE
! HAS AN ACTIVE DAY
Washington Gas and Capital
Traction Under Slight Sell
ing Pressure-Bonds Active.

Trading on the Washington stock EX-
change today. while fairly active was
general and featureless. Price levels
remained firm. Capital Traction and
Washington Gas stocks appeared to be
under slight pressure with demand
for both issues at lower figures. Five
shares Of the former sold at 100. or one
fourth of a point below yesterday s
price. With the sale of two quotation
lots the price was advanced to 10Ols,
after which one broker bid par for 800
shates. but found no offerings at that
figure.
Washington Gas has been scaling
down practionalIy for several days, and
today with the sale of siXty-hve shares
the price went off from ISA, the low y.
yeste rdaY, TO IS.
More than general activity was dis
played in the bank list. Continental
Trust Company led, fifty shares selling
for l17IA The other bank stocks dis
posed OF consisted of ten shares OF Fed
ersl National at l35, and ten shares Oh
American National at $50.
The bond transactions included S2,VoO
worth of Columbia Railroad SIS at lVo1s {;
S20JO worth of Potomac Electric iower
first SIS at 10414; one S1-oO METROPOLITAN
Railway at 1912, and a Potomac Elec-
tric Power consolidated at 9s3s.
The East Washington Savings Bank
has declared its semi-annual DIVIDEND
of 212 per cent, payable June 10. Inc
books VIII be closed for the ten days
prior to that date
The Washington Chapter of the
American Institute Of Banking will
hold its annual election of officers to-
morrow evening at 7:3O o'clock at the
chapter headquarters. 12l4 F street
northwest. The feature of the pro-
gram of entertainment which has
been arranged for the open meet
ing" held in connection with the
Election will be an address by Charles
A. Douglas entitled The Old World
and the New"
In response to the invitation issued by
the national hanks of Richmond to all
of member banks of the Federal re-
serve bank of Richmond, representa-
tives of practically all national banks
of this city are expecting TO attend the
meeting to he held Monday morning at
the jefferson Hotel in Richmond. The
purpose of the meeting is to arrange
for the nomination and election of di-
rectors of the Federal reserve bank.
Having failed to secure the location Of
the regional bank here. Washington
bankers are now anxious to elect a
local man to the board of the new
bank.
The organization committee of the re-
serve banks suggested the meeting of
the representatives of the member
banks in each of the Federal reserve
districts with a view to precluding
complications in the election of direc-
tore. The banks will vote by groups,
and the groups instead of being classi-
fled according to location. will be clas-
sified on the basis of capital and sur
plus The first group in the Richmond
district will include banks having sl4O,-
90 or more in combined capital and sur
plus: group those institutions having
less than $4,000 but more than $4,000.
and group those banks having less
than sS0.cnn capital and surplus.
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
REAL ESTATE

WILL sell from Loo to l.5Oo acres. known a.
historical battlefslds OF AppUmdttoN. Va.
within 20 miles OF LynchburS. streams and
springs that head the AppOmattox River are
in nearly every field. This property can be
male one of the most attractive and valuable
properties In the state. The old suck Hotel.
out buildings. tohacro bsrus and several good
houses ana barns are included. Also 100 acres
IN Montgomery county. Nd. between Be
thesdl and Rockville. fronting on cabin John
r,,ad between Great Falls r. X. and Rock-
Vile Il R with siN-rUum house. Also Fair
field on Connecticut ave. between Grant and
t'hapeI roads. consisting Of about $50 900 IT..
with i,-ruom house and outbuildngs. renting
6Cp or Sc feet on Connecticut ave. Also 40
ur aGH building lots, fronting on and near
AILsmarle street. between Connecticut ave
and Grant road. Also 80. 600 feet on chapel
road and Howard st. All valuable for build
in- purposes. Sewer water. and electric
lights Also 10 acres near Beltsyiile Prince
Z ;enrsrs county. Md. Also % acres of ell
lands IN NOWata county. Okla. Also 10 acres
OF valuable zinc property near YeIIyinc Ark
Also 20 .irres IN CulbcrSun county, Tex
said to contain copper and coal. Being the
owner. | will make easy terms to suit pUr-
chaser Apply TO Col. GEORGE A. ARMIES
:si9 Woodley road: phone North 6lss. I
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Columbia Railroad SIS, s2.OO0dlOOis.
Metropolitan Railway SIS. 81 l,0O0dlO4l2.
Potomac Electric Consolidated SIS,
81. .000d995s.
Potomac Electric lst, SIS. sl,oooq1Oi4,
Sl,0O0lt104l4.
Capital Traction. 5dl00, 25dl00Is, 35G
l00Is.
Washington Railway pfd.. 2JdS4l4. 15
qSii4. la SiIH, laS4l..
Washington Gas, lJ0lsl4.
American National Bank, l0dfl50.
Federal National Bank. l0dl35.
After call-Continental Trust Com
pany, 1Cd1l7lz, I0dl1712. Iy<lll1l2, 10G
ILL.,. 1Gdl17IS.
Washington Gas 25a7S1s. 25q7S.
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
DEATHS

BRADFORD-The interment Of Lieut.. Ho-
ratio Knight Bradford. U. 3. A, who died
AT Fort Bayard, New Mexico, May 4, 1914.
will take place at Arlington Cemetery.
Thursday. May H. at $50 p. M. Directions
given at Fort Myer gate. Flowers Ray be
sent TO J. Il. Wright 1881 Tenth street
northwest
MILLER-At Providence Hospital, Nav II.
1914. at a. m. after brief Illness, JOHN
MILLER. Born in County Tyrone, Ireland.
hfty-sx years ago. Resident OF this city
for past twenty years.
Services from Gawier's chapel. l13t Penn-
slyania avenue northwest. Wednesday. May
II. at o'clock. Interment in Glen~ood
Cemetery.
SHAW-On Wednesday. May II, 1914. at
a. m, at his residence. l005 Ninth street
southeast. ALONZO ID. SHAW, in his
eighty-sixth year, father of Mrs Edna c.
Thompson.
Notice Of funeral later.
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
PUBLIC NOTICES

SALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY-War De
moved without delay after sale at Tisk ana
partrnent, May O. 1914 There will he sold
at auction at 10 a. m, May Is, 1914 In North
Courtyard of State, War, and Navy De-
psrtment Bldg, and on lot adjoining. IFS
NV York ave. N. w. chairs. typewrit-
ing machines, furniture. cameras, print
ing frames, trays. etc. Articles 10 be re
expense of purchaser. ALBERT G.. DRANE.
Chief of Supply Div. o.
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
Vital Records.
Births,

Jeremiah L. and Freida Zukon, girl.
Guy and Grace Stevens. boy.
Ralph A. and Frances Sweeney, girl
Bernard and Georgia ShafIer. boy.
George A. and Elizabeth Reigle, boy.
Barney and Rose KaDinowltz. boy.
Norman e. and Nettie =. Rogers, boy.
Robert X. and Irene E. McCauley. girl.
kemper L. and beatrice Mills. girl.
Elisha and Eva Is. Mcclure, boy.
James 7. and Julia l. Bangley, boy
James and Eva Fraser. boy.
Everett and Lola NJ. Fraser. girl
Lester and Sallie Falger, girl
James w. ana Minnie DAVIS, boy.
James X. and Florence A Catterton, boy.
James +. and Josephine Costello. boy.
BENJAMIN and LottIe Williams girl
Charles and Mamie Schriver. boy.
John and Mamie Logan, girl
William and Mary A. Hamlin. boy.
James and Bertha Cooper girl
Zach and Levina Belford, girl
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
AUCTION SALES
THOs. J. OWEN & SON, Auctionee

TRUSTEES'S SALE OF TWO VAIUABLE
UNlMPRoVED LOTS ON HOOVER PLACE
NORTHEAST.
BY virtue of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Liber 3627, Folio 25s ct seq' OF
the land records of the District OF ColuIIi
bia, and at the request Of the party secuFeo
thereby. the undersigned Trustee VIII seIl az
public auction at the office of Thos- J.. oMet Ven
Il Son, 1881 q street on Tuesday, the LSIl. VI,
DAY OF MAY. A. D.. 1914, AT ONE
O'CLOCK =. NJ, the following real estate 10
wit: Lots so and 81 in Square 4SOl In cara a:
Marden's subdivision OF a part Of a tract OF
land called ''Granby.' now known as NiiIs Le
Park Heights, as per plat recorded IN SIe
Office of the surveyor for the District or Co.
lumbia In Book County ~. Folio is.
Terms OF Sale: All cash. A deposit OF
500 is req uired at ii ne of sale1 All convey
ancing, recording, etc. at cost of purchaser:
Terms of sale TO be complied with withln
fifteen days from day Of sale, otherwise the
trustee reserves the right to resell ne PROP
crty at the risk and cost of the defaaitlns
purchaser after five days advertiseEnent OF
such resale in some newspaper published In
the city or Washington, ID. c.
E r. MARDEN, Trustee.
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
Deaths.

Charles Il. Hall, 20 years. the Brighton
apartments.
Clinton C. Nose 10 years. 1907 Four-snd-s-
half street southwest.
John Miller. 5S years. Providence Hospital.
Sister Rose Tempe. 40 years, Providence Hos
pital.
David Morford. n years. Government Hcspi-
tai for the Insane.
Joseph Hencie, 50 years, Government Hospital
for the Insane.
Margaret Leapley. Sc years. Alabama avenue.
George W. Turner, 81 years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Frederick Hillbruhn. 81 years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Mary e. Parson. 72 years. 17S5 New Hamp-
shire avenue northwest
Frank L. Tanner. IS years. tuberculosis Hos
pital.
Robert H. MarceiIus. 81 years. Us East Capt.
tol street
Cornelius Sawyer. IS years. Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
William johnson, IS years. e2os Ninth street
northwest
Elizabeth jackson. 20 years, Freedmen's Hos
pifaI
The Washington times., 1914-05-13
FOR SALE-l0TS

LARGE LOTS FOR SALE AT A
SACRIFICE.
or will consider a trade for good rent
ing property. Second trust notes also
considered. These lots are located
northwest Washington and right On
car line. Excellent for home builders
as their location Will appeal to uIs
home purchaser.
Let US show you the property. You
will be surprised at the bargain We
can offer you in this ground.
\. L. HoUGHToN d Co. sSs F st. nv.
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LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Market.

Quotations received by W. r. Hihbs & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange, WASH,
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

APPRENTI' T." learn Treurh .,r,ss,rIt
ting dressnsking. designing aud iriIIiucr,
good positions furnished after learning >.E
York Millinery ACADEMY nA 9 81. IL
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LOST AND FOUND

$lc0 IN ENEELOPE-Lost between New Will
lard Hotel and Lafayette Park; $50 reward
if returned to w. KLAASEN, III Pa. ave
N W.
LADY'S GOLD WATCH-Lost Tuesdav. let.
and } O'Clock going from Bureau EngraN-
ing and Printing to Lincoln Park: initials
4. Z. u. Reward IL returned to 1919 SoGth
Carolina ave. ). T..
S. .OOO-Lost by MISS +. \. DAVIS, while
en- route from Government Hospital to lith
and q stS. \. W. or on ll.h st. between T.
and + sts y. W. on May 9th. Reward Of
500 il returned TO e. {. NICHOLSON. SIl
9TH 81. y. W. no questions asked. l.
CUFF LINk-Square. silver. with blue
stones; at Belasco Theater or bet"cen thea
ter and Grafton Hotel Reward II returned
TO Grafton Hotel.
DOG-BulI terrier: brinde and white. Two
scars over right eye. brass mounted leather
collar; lost Sunday. near RIverdae. Md Re-
ward 1881 L St y. w. Phone y. als 10
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Marriage Licenses.

Paul E, Peters and Annie A. Robinson. OF
Richmond, Va
Michan b. Inscoe and Rose /. Phillips. OF
Washington.
Benjamin MorseiI and Florence Hayden. OF
Washington.
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BONDS.
New York Curb Market.

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Harrimsn e. Co.. New York: G. 3. t:hipman,
Manager local branch. Colorado Building.