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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-09-10

At the request of T. B. Bradley Of
Kennett, the man to whom he was
paroled, Gov. Major revoked the
parole of C. L. Knox and a prison
attache was sent to return him to
serve out the remainder of his SEN
tence. Failure to abstain from in
ytoxicants caused recall of the parole.
A bolt of lightning which struck
the johnson County Courthouse in
Warrensburg during a storm We'd
nesday burst the four dials of the
clock. A popularity was that it de-
stroyed the Roman numerals III" on
the face of each dial. The diais face
to the four points of the compass and
are separated by distances of twenty
five feet.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28
EXTERMINATES FAMILY
WITH AUTOMATIC GUN

GALESBURG, ILL.,. Oct. 2S.--Tempor-
arily deranged, Will NJ. Stromberg,
candy dealer, early today blew the
heads on his three children with an
automatic shotgun. shot or a part OF
his wife's arm, and then. turning the
weapon upon himself, inflicted fatal
wound.
Strcmberg returned home at mid
night and announced that he intended
TO kill his wife. Mrs. Stromberg
fought with him while he attempted
to shoot her, and finally broke lose
and ran into the yard. Stromberg
fired at her as she ran. While she
hurried TO summon neighbors, he kill
ed the three children and fatally
wounded himselE
Mrs. Stromberg will recover.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28
My 5000 BLOOD IS RED

n Why are We continually being told
9oS good blood must be bright red I?
nat has color to do with the quail
Inst this. The oxygen In the air IN
ne great supporter Of animal life.
One business Of the blood Is to take
DxyGen from the afr (which Il meets
= the lungs) and deliver II 20 the It's
0oo OF the body. When the blood.
|I1od with DEMONSTRATING oxygen. is
ut out By the heart it is bright red.
hen Il returns, filled with impuri-
-, and deprived Of its oxygen, Il is
f 1rom this II IL clear that there are
10 prime requisites OF health, pure
"a and bright red blood--the pure
D. 20 furnish the oxygen, the rich
Iood TO carry II where II is needed.
~ lWflliams' Pink Pills make the
ood rich and red because they In.
rooDe its power to carry oxygen, nc
ally making II so much more able
carry Increased life and strength
every organ Of the body. Try
0ro tonic pills and note the In
ooned color In cheeks and lips: see
ox your nerves become steadier,
~ appetite better, your digestion
Eooger. your step quicker. your
cuo1es lighter.
Uullding Up the Blood" is handy
NJ book 20 have. IL IL free on re-
o0 from the DIR. Williams Medicine
Dchenecfady, N. Y. Your own
~ sells DIR. Williams Pink
ny wusa.xs
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

The third travel-talk in Z. NJ. New
mans new series will be presented in
the Detroit opera house, Sunday even
ing, Nov. 1, when THE Holy Land
from Jerusaleum TO Galilee- vii De
presented. Just as In his first two
lectures, Mr.. Newman has succeeded
In obtaining pictures that are differ
ent' and entirely new to travelled
lures. In addition TO the places OF
historical and religious interest In
Jerusalem, Nablus. Nazareth and
Tiberias, Capernaum and Magdala, on
the Sea OF Galilee. Mr.. Newman VISIT.
ed Damascus and Baalbek. in Syria
IN Damascus. he found abundant work
Tor his cameras In the teeming ba-
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28
:: In Local PldyIiOuses :

zaars and crow ded cafes. where orient.
alisp Is found at its best. In Baelbek,
a traditional site of the Garden OF
Eden, he visited the ruins OF wonder
full tcmbs, palaces and temples. some
OF them carved from the solid rock.
uneQualed In all the world. Here he
founl architectural achievements, inn
possible In modern times, despite our
improved methods.
One OF a number of big scenes in
"A Factory Girl" the play which viii
follow The Perils OF Pauline In the
Avenue tkeater. next week. depicts a
sitting OF the criminal court OF New
ark. N. j.. where those guilty of an
the foreman of the big aluminium
stamping works, are on trial for their
deed. This latter act follows the at
tempted doing away with Tom by
placing him under a giant stamping
press TO crush out his life. OF course.
Carrie Graham. a factory girl, who
has overheard the plot, comes TO the
rescue.
The Cadillac theater next week will
present q new musical extravaganza
show. The French Models" George
III. Ward and Hughey Bernard head
the company. which includes George
Rod" Martin Amy Allyn. Flossie Nc
Cloud, Hilda Giles, Peter De Vail and
Walter Vernon. Two breezy musical
burlesques, In Wrong" and The
Troubles OF Count" will be present.
ed with many song numbers by the
principals and gingery chorus II 20
pretty girls. Specialties win be con-
tributed by Flossie McCloud, singer OF
ragtime songs; Bernard and Martin,
In a comedy skit and Zenita, the
queen Of the violin"
Since Klaw q Granger first present.
ed the dramatization OF Gen. Lew Wal
lace's "Ben-Hur," Is years ago. this
play, which will visit the Detroit opera
house the week OF Nov. 8, has upset
records and made theatrical history
all over the world. II has been pre-
scented In all the civilized English
speaking countries, and through the
liberality OF it's producers, has been
shown in a series OF ever greater
scenic splendor The zenith OF stage
craft. however, has been reached IN
this seasons presentment of the play.
which Is intended for a long run in
San Francisco, and is appropriately
sub titled, the Panama-Paciflc exposi-
ton production OF 'Ben-Hur."
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28
SHOOTS WOMAN WHO
u REFUSED HIS LOVE

PETOSKEY, Mich. Oct 28.-(Spe-
ciaD-"She spurned my love- was
the reason given by Clinton Case, OF
Chicago, for shooting Mrs. Rudolph
Hahn, Monday night, at her boarding
probably win recover. although the
bullet has not been located and her
condition Is serious. Case. in q con-
fession to Prosecutor Sweeney, de-
clared he was infatuated with Mrs.
Hahn. While intoxicated he took her
husbands revolver and from the ex.
terror of the house shot at her
through q window.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

Mutt and Jeff in Mexico" will /
the attraction In the Lyceum theats
next week. These funny fellows ar
known TO thousands Of folk throug
Bud Fishers cartoons in the newsp,
pers. Visitors to the Lyceum nes
week will find Mutt and JET surrounC
ed by a score OF pretty girls, hant
somely costumed; a lot OF gorgeou
scenery, and company that will o
fer q lively and entertaining ente
tainment. 81. ... q
The Detroit times., 1914-10-28

The Japanese government is investi-
eating the possibilities Of developing
Korea by hydroelectric plants.
Warsaw, Russia, is now entirely
dry" the authorities having prohib-
tied the sale Of spiritsp wines and
beer. even at first-class restaurants
and clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-02
Will suBMIT DATA HOLD BOAT HEARING

with Public Service Commission
or A. A. Lewis, o, o. Calderhead,
rate expert, and Assistant Attorney
General Henderson representing the
public service commission. hear.
ing was had Tuesday on the appli-
cation OF the Greenbank company OF
WILDLY island to require the Island
company to give
boat service to Greenland. The
was taken under advisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-02

Thomas j. Riggs. IT,, OF the
Alaska railway commission Ia on
his way To Washington, d. c..
Wednesday in answer to n sum
mons from Secretary Franklin X.
Lane. Before leaving Tuesday
night Riggs said the purpose of
the meeting IL the preparation OF
all data at hand to be submitted
TO President Wilson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-02

JAPAN WILL REST ON WAR OARS

will dragged fnrther into he
than has already
help mail adycca today from Toxic declared
from the frat the mkAao
Kaochau only because Japans ally Great
Britain practically compelled him 10
do
the OF threat
eunx serious considerable expsnd
life. trade II continued Tor
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-12-02
;RocERS NICKED ON BREAD PROFITS
WILL VETO TWO MEASURES

Mayor oils regime will be sent to
Monday. -. ~.
They are appropang $4,000 to extend city light
valley and to revoke the auconeers Incense
Of A. J. Cranwell
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Wholesale Produce Harriet

;CisNearby fresh. 2ic per doz.: South
&c per doz-
fIEESE-New York. new. lsc per h.: fat.
DER ID.
SCTTER-Elgin print 3o4c per H.: tub.
p per lb.; process. 2id.5c per lb.
I've POULTRY-tQuotatIon furnished BY
:.v. Price & Co.D-Hens. 1Iaisc per Ib.: /:
, sters, i0c per ID; turkeys, 22g25c per ID !;
inE chickens. 2SGzSc per lb.: ducks. l511sc
O. To-
! REssED PoULTRT-touotation by Krsy.
&C Co.eTurkeys, z3d,c Der Ib chick
I, 25d25c per ID: hens, 1snlsc per ID. {;
.ck, leg1cc per h.: geese. 15al6c per Id.
essed Pork-Choice light. 1Idui1c per lb
dium. lot4quc per h.: stays and sows.
&c per ID.
We STOCk-veal calves. IodIOLzc per ID. ::
sheep 6qSizc per lb.: fall LAMBS. IHasc
70 ID
& RFEN FRUITS-tQuotations furnished by
p sIor Wadeb-Cslifornia oranges. s3.On2- 80
= poX: ieiir1ns. 81. ~ per boz: Florida grape
1t, s3.76d4.oo per box; apples. 81 s0ao %
~ bbl.: $50 per crate.
EGETABLES-tCuota furnished by
.lor wade)-Potatoes. se.23a2.50 per bbl !;
ons. Texas. per bbl... s.. 50: cabbage, 81 coo
per bbI.: lettuce. 8. 5014.0o per basket;
Is. Sz.oSd2 go per 100 bunches: yauis.
eods 90: celery. 5cd75c per doz.: sqI4sh
cJ12 % per Lbi.: kale. per bb!.. 75cd u.o
he heavy supply Of Western frozen fowls
.owerinx the price Of nearby fresh goods.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
The Fire Record

SUNDAY.
- a. m. Box SsI- chimney fire at ZIG Eu-
lid street northwest; no damage.
2. m. Box 50, stable at sos Four-and-
half street southwest; no damage.
IS .. m. No. IL engine on local to chimney
re AT 1919 Girard street northwest: no
snage
tsmaSe SIC.
TO-DAY
= a. m. Box s2l, at sSl Park road: dam
sc $50.
a. m. Box Hs blaze at 7Os Delaware
. venue southwest: damage SIS.
- a IN. Box. 2l3 fire at third aoor. IfI0
'ourteenth street. northwest; damage so.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE 10 hereby given that q Special Meet
Ing OF the Stockholders Of the First Ma
tional Fire Insurance Company OF the
United States will be held In ;he geLerai
offices Of the Company, Southern Building.
d. c.. on the Sth day OF April.
1914, At o'clock p. m, for the purpose OF
voting on Q proposed increase Of the autnor-
lied capital stock Of said Company from
81. 900. .o00V0 to N.5Oo. 900 co. George w. Atkin-
son. Fred 7. Dubois, +. s. Dudley. Rooert
n. Harper. s. J. johnson. Eldrtdge Z. Jo1-
dan. Clarence A. krouse. John Mckee. Jonn
Lewis Smith. Vim. Frank Thyson, Robert
r. Tuttle. Bestor X. Walters. Bates Warren.
Richard Wishtman. Robert J. Wynns'
Trustees.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
NEW YORK STOCKS
CONTINUE DULLNESS
Prices Recede After Higher
Opening, But Recover.
Northern Pacific Strong.

NEW YORK. March 2a-Opening
prices Of stocks showed fair advances
today. but the market soon settled down
again to dullness and heaviness. After
the initial advance pressure was applied
to Steel and it was depressed nearly q
point.
Northern Pacific made a steady ad-
vance from the opening, rising a full
point and a half. The list generally
held above Saturdays close. Colorado
Fuel and Consolidated Gas were OF Y.
London was only q moderate seller.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
DEATHS

members Of the immaculate
Conception Aluznnae are requested to meet
at 81. Paurs Church, Fifteenth and v
streets northwest. Tuesday. March "a az
10 O'Clock to attend the funeral Of our late
member, ANNA n. DONOVAN. By order
Of n. 3. KENNEDY, President. H. I'm
MERRIAM, Secretary.
rest. Sunday evening. March
q, 1914 at the Plymouth, NARY ADA
LINE. only child Of Arthur ". and Char
lotte Sseele Gardner. aged ten years and
three months
Funeral services from the Church ef the
Ascension at o'clock. Tuesday.
Monday, March I'd. l21i, ut
her home. 60 North Carolina avenue south
eeast. ANNA L.. wife of Judge Ivory q.
Kimbel1.
Fumesal from MeTepolitan Presbyterian
Church. Fourth and b streets southeast.
Tuesday. March ~ 1914 af . o'clock ,.
m. lntsrment Glsuwood Cemstery.
I.AUXAANN-On Sunday. March =, 1874. st
13:1 ,. m. MARTIN LAUxNANN, beiOvod
husbend Of Catherine LAuxmann.
Funeral from his late residence. ~ North
CApltol street. Tuesday. at 20 p. m
Yflendg and relatives invited. Il
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Realty Transfers

20 to Ilo6 Connecticut avenue northwest and
IN TO l133 street northwest-Francis y.
NiShce Zone half interesD and William
---z tone-hsk interesD and William Hitz
and John s. tlannery. trustees. half in
i"st. lots A. b. c. and part lets ) and ID,
squsre l6i, SO
'"nnecticut Avenue Terrace-Frank Scag-
ueni ct w to Giuseppe Ferrsri, lot !.
-1uare 1860. SO
r! Oinead Estate-lIenry l.. Breuninger TO
William A. Boss. lot I2i. square 2s55 SO.
= shott's alley northwest-Gioyanni Clown
Eazzo et ux. to Antonio and Concetta An
sstssi. part lot 60 square rs. SO.
L"anwood Heishts-John w Gregory e. ua.
% Howard N. Thomas. part lot !, square
& $40.
streets-Rudolpb II. Yeatman ct uy. 70
Morton W. Haakins. original lot u. square
'2s, SO
ing Meadow and Holncad Es:a.e-william
A. Boss ct ux. 10 Daniel J. and Catherine
q. Altman. lot lsl, block z, Long Meadows.
and lot Ii. square $50 Holmead Estats).
~
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Sales Today on
Local Exchange

CulJmbia Railroad SIS, s., ,5o0d1oo
- Eashirgton Railway COM, 10oGSSiz.
% 1884,. l00dssl7, 100assla. l0OGssk.
To- q Ssi5.
washington Gas. 1lSSIs.
-. tIcnal Metropolitan Bank. 10doo0,
o. 80.
After caIl-Capital Traction SIS, 5000
10 :. s5oDd10s1a. s50Od1OsIs.
Potomac Electric Consolidated 5's,
b 0nn100Is.
y ashipgton Railway COM, 2odssh.
Eb q 81.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Death.

Charles Jones. q years. Government Hospital
for Insane.
Helen simons. years. ChiIdren's Hospital.
'aney r Steel, 10 years. 14is Chapin street
Annie J. Burton. . year,. 13opA Thirty-sixth
street northwest.
James A. Scott. q years. 1ae Thirty-nrst
Lena Raboy. IS years. Emergency Hospital
Meyer Greenbaum, years. 80 seventh
street southwest
hours, IL North Carolina avenue southeast
pitel.
Katie Davis. n years. s1s G street northwest.
Pearl Scott. II years. lkll B street southeast
Irna Green. . years. sS K street southeast
John s. Hayes. Is years. Livingston road.
Bertha Day. Is years. Providencs Hospit.I.
lrma H. Sweeney. years. sss Fourth stree,
George L Payne. G. years. sibley Hospital.
Pniiip Gottweis. Is yearA Government Hospi-
John Bond. 70 years, 14 Lexington place
northeast.
Allen Taylor. IS yea.. ~ Third street NORTH
Thomas E. Martin. - yesxs. N Eleventh
street southeast
Arthur H. Reint.el. q years Georsstown
Alice A. Poore. % years. III Four-snd-a-haif
street southwest.
Richard L. Parry. "A yea.. ss1s P street
Jehn EIsher. . ye.rs. 1908 Tiorid. avenue
As.rin a Wiz. noashs. lsas Olive street.
Kenilworth. ID. c.
Amanda Sherman. IS years, Government Hos
pitAl for the Insane.
Nora F. Scott. 81 years. no Fifth street
Pauiin Holmes. months. Forty-eishth stree,
and Dean avenue northeast.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Claim Dismissal Upheld.

Dismissal by New York Federal courts
OF a Sc.Sos claim OF Schuyler. Chadwick
&. Burnham. New York brokers. against
the bankrupt brokerage firm OF A. o.
brown & Co. which went to the wall In
1a5. was affirmed today by the Supreme
Court.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Vital Records.
Births,

Births.
Albert and Elsie W. Warield, girl
Percy u. and Mary =. Ssiby, boy.
Claudius U. and 0ensvievs Stone, GIRL.
Frank o. and Lena Noller. boy.
Arthur =. and jamie LAysrty. girl.
Charles Z. and Mary r. Hawkins. bsy.
George y. and Mabel Hirschman. girl.
John O. and Alice Evans. girl
Robert H. and Winifrsd B. Dusnnsr. sisi.
William =. and Elizabeth Bolen. boy.
Carmalo and Christano Cusafo. boy.
Charles r.. 1r.. and Grace n. Dodss, gHl.
Theodore aud Aar1a Chaconas, girl.
Edward and Sssis Smith. boy.
Willie 7. and Hattie Pass. boy.
william II. and Mary Berry, girl.
Gresario and Josephine Macuslla. boy.
Franklin w. and Minnie Hopkins, boy.
Thomas w. and Myrtle r. Davis, girl.
William and leila O'Leary. girl.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Market.

Quotations received by ". B. Hibbs z Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. Wash
ington Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board
Of Trade. Hibba Building.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
RAIL WAY COMMON
TAKEN IN VOLUME
Six Hundred and Fifty Shares
Are Bought at 88Ha on
Local Exchange.
By GEORGE H. GALL.

Washington Railway and Electric
eorumon sold at SSi5, an advance Of a
po MT over the last sale, on the local
Fto k exchange today. On call six 10
broker specializing in Railway securi-
fie taking the lot. Fifty more shares
N'.re taken after call at the same figure,
making $50 shares in all. The quota
ions closed SSlaQS0.
a lot of $3.50 of Columbia Railroad
s sold at par. Three Capital Traction
f's sold at los1t, and $1,000 Potomac
Consolidated per cent sold at 1OOlz,
20 npleting the bond trading.
Two quotation lots of National Met
fo Dolitan Bank stock were obtained to-
pay at 200. and the bid remained at
ss. sAS'' 'H u ~
Benjamin Woodruff, president Of the
ftock exchange, returned to the city 10.
(iay after an inspection. with a parry . o.
properties n Spartansburg, S. C., and
large cotton mills in the vicinity.
An announc ament designating the
kir es in which are to be located t'ederai
reserve regional banks Is expected to be
)nade by the organization committee OF
the Federal reserve system April ], ac-
fording to information gained today.
\ decrease of sl.oas.5Ss in operating
Re, enue for the month of February Is
koported today by the Baltimore and
bio Railroad Company. Net operat-
In revenue for the same month shows
b 5ecrease of $452.9S.
For the eight months including Feb
|ruar-y the decrease in gross was $l,-
2. 10. and the decrease in net, $751;
N The statements for the month ana
10, the eight months are as follows:
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Marriage Licenses.

G. sherburne Rogers and Marie +, WI
loughby. Of Washington
Mack C. shinett and Mary N. Mccue. Of
Basin City. Va.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
AUCTION SALES
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OVobV6OS VI VII SsssssS
GROCERY, large stock, 6 living rooms. 81 200
GROCERY. rent so; receipts ~ Per day.
GROCERY. 7th st. NV, rent w. s.:::.......sSSY sSSoY
LUNCH ROOM, 9Th st.. worth $l.VV.......SoW
LUNCH ROOM, transfer corner ...........S.0
LUNCH ROOM. rent $oo........'..........'ss,sca s,co
LUNCH ROOM; Pa ave .; ;1;1 ;oo Nv"
MoviNG Owl PicTURE PARK Eauipmsnt:..: 500
MOVING PICTURE THEATER..........sl, eW
CIGAR STORE, rent $@.....: 30 10,
CONFECTIONERY, soda and cigars :..sio9
ROOMING HOUSE, 10 rooms; all niied; .soo9
BOARDING HOUSE. Mas. ave. near .-oo
ooSrEcTioNIRY on RS;ii;;;i: and bakery; living 49,,
SEE US to buy or sell for results and a
square deal: all business CONFIDENTIAL; list
your place now.
DINING ROOM; near 18th and Z SITS. N. w;
rent IS: asking price $3.50: same owner
years. Cafe and rooming house. Pa ave,
near srd st. n. W.: recently sold for N.SV';
price asked $50.
SODA, confectionery; cigar. confectionery, no.
tion and dry goods store on car line north
Of city; close to schools; no opposition: rent
$3S; 6 nice rooms; owing to sickness sacrifice
spECIAI1Grocery, Mt. Pleasant, price 500;
rent SIS: rooms; light grocery and con-
fectionery N E., rent $50; 8 rooms: con-
slider offer: cigar and poolroom. corner On
business St; sell for half value: liquor, del
iCatessen, drug stores. at your price. To
buy or sell see Us and save time and
money.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS'. 1I,3 F.
GROCERY sTORE-Corner n. W.; 3 living
rooms; rent ST so: good trade; $3.50.
Lunchroom, central; rent only $50; daily re-
ceipts IS; Price s., 800 Lunchroom. 12th st.:
privilege paid all expenses: $50. Grocery
store: rent $3.50 month; well stocked: S40o.
Rooming and boarding houses, from 500 to
S. 0oO Get our list OF paying places Only
places that will stand investigation listed by
Us. EQUITY BUSINESS BROKERS. 1877
New York ave.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
FOR SALE-FARMS

IL ACRES highly cultivated: large orchard;
other fruit of all description.
Six large rooms IN house. Furnace heat
Front and back porchcs.
Stable large, wagon shed. servants house.
garage, and all other necessary outbuildingS
Large lawn and shade trees.
Well OF fine water near back porch.
one and half miles from trolley, on new
pike. west of Rockville.
PRICE $1,000
Apply to FANNIE r. BROWN.
Rockville Nd. 10
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

rudicating. APPARENTLY, a falling off OF
the steel trade, imports Of iron and
steel into the United States during the
four months ended with January. the
first four months Of the operation Of the
new tariff. showed a decrease Of nearly
81 900 CO., compared with the same four
l5c nths q wear ago. At the end of Janu-
nv 1914, the total Of imports was So
1s 600. as compared with S11.CI,09o at
he end Of January, 1915. according to
bulletin of the Department of Commerce
ss ed today.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
New York Cotton Market,

Furnished to Tho Washington Times by A.
q. Plant Co.. lls G Ut. N. w.
Open. High. Low. 12:20
Nav ............ l2.lS H.32 E2e2 i2e2
July ....... 12.07 E.07 11.oS u59
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
FOR SALE-HOUSES

HOUSE FOR SALE-Equity In 5ne S-room
house one-half what II Is worth. Call and
sec It. 70 Seaton place N. w. IL
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
FOR RENT-HAlLS

LARGE HALL
On 18th st. N. W., near transfer corner,
IN the right location for q DANCE HALL.
and contains floor space enough for all
podern dances.
SIZE 20 TT xlOs Eft
YELIOTT & STUBBI,EFIEI.D, Inc,
18th and cts. N. w.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

CnlcagO Uraln market.
Furnished to The Washington Times by A.
G. Plant 4 Co.. 1915 G street northwest
Wheat Oper. High. Low. p:a0.
September ......... SSs4 S'l SSs, SsE
May ................. sSss SSss 9Sh 9sN
July. ................ 8x ssx sSk ssx
May ..-.......... SS% 6SM 6sX 6SE
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times b,
Hartman Co.. New York: q. q. Chipman
manager local branch. Colorado building.
Bid. Asked
The Washington times., 1914-03-23

increase.
The statement does not include out
(ide operations, which, as estimated, VIII
show 4 deficit in net in February, 1911.
bf $1,000. compared with deficit OF
s. ,344.3S for February, 1873
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
FOR RENT-OFFlCES.

FOR RENT
l313 ST. N W.
Second floor front: very desirable oSncs
room: IS.
MOORE HILL, Inc. 1907, H n. W.
LARGE OFFICES and stores In business
section. electric lights. elevator. steam.
janitor, 81 10 SIS. Dental Offices SIS to -
VICTOR BLDG. 9Th and Grant pl. Call Sch
0oar.
The Washington times., 1914-03-23
Fer SALE-REAl. ESTATE

CORNER STORE and two apartments N. E.
under lease at So month: owner. out o.
town will sell for 500; quick deal. 5000 " Ill
handle BOX III. Times Office.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-04-28
Historic Pageant
Feature of June
Home Coming
Miss Lera Francois Will Train Cast
of 40 To Present Scenes From
States History
INDIANS WILL ASSIST
Miss Cora ST. Clair from Lower Agency
VIII Impersonate Minnehaha;
Staged i'm SHADY Nook

One of the interesting features of
the Semi Centennial Celebration to be
held IN Redwood Falls during the
first week in June will be the His
toric Pageant which will present the
Indian life in Minnesota before the
invasion of the white men, and all
other events up to the present.
The pageant, under the direction
of Mss Lora Francois, viii be
staget in Shady Nook, one of the
most beautiful spots in the State
Park. As setting for such scene
the SPOT is ideal as it has all the
wild picturesqueness of the print
time forest and the Redwood offers
. beautiful sailing place for the In
dian tanoes which viii be used dur
ing tie presentation.
About $50 characters viii appear
in thu drama and the Indian roles
VIII le taken by Indians from the