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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-29
WAR TAX IS SPECTER
UPON 1916 HORIZON
Democrats Face Prospect of
Having to Re-enact Bill on
Eve of Campaign.

The war revenue question is still CIV
ing not little concern to tie Democratic
leaders. They are beginning to wonder
what will happen il the European
struggle is not over by this time next
year. For reasons that appcrtain less
to the humanitarian phases Of things
than TO American politics, they are for
vently hoping not only that the war
will close soon, but that as soon as il
is over there will be signs OF SPEEDY re-
vival OF trade between the United states
and the belliEerents
The Democratic leaders in other
words, are looking ahead TO the time
when 2 new War revenue measure VIII
be necessary. For If the war contin-
ues there will doubtless be a demand
either for an extension OF the present
Law for another year or for the enact
ment of new law.
1916 Drawing Near.
The year OF grace 1916 is drawing
rapidly near, and. naturally, the Demo
cratic political captains do not like 10
enter on Presidential campaign with
a war tax and BY cutting down appro-
pristions. But this theory will not be
worked out. The appropriations are not
being reduced and are not going 10 be
reduced, according TO the present ter
denotes in Congress and the depart
ments. So there looms UP before the
American people the prospect Of having
q war tax TO bear for an indefinite
time The present WAY tax law will
run through 1915 and expire with the
end OF that year.
Deficit Is Avoided
The estimates in WAYS aud means
circles are that the customs revenues
will run behind about SO, 900. 900 this fiscal
year. but that the war revenue will pro-
duce from SS9,Ooo, 600 to $50 10000. Thus,
il is expected, deficit will be avoided.
And Il will also be possible to leave
large sums OF public money in banks
for months TO come.
AS a matter OF fact. IL IS admitted
that the real object Of the war revenue
law was to obviste the need of drawing
in from the banks Of large sums OF pub
lie money which had been deposited
with them.
Never popular with Congress il II not
unlikely the present war tax statute
Will be overhauled and modified II it
becomes needful to raise so-called war
revenue after the calendar year, 1915.
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CONGRESS CONYENES
FORTS FINAL GRIND
Prospects of Trouble Loom Up
for Presidents Program of
Legislation.

With many members playing hook
ey' after the Christmas recess, Con-
sress recCnveHed TO-DAY Tor hard
syiHd until March 4.
On the House sid. appropriation
5llls arc the order for most If I've
Tine. h.tcrjected intU &c r-giise
woman suffrage amendment resolu-
ton on January 10 or shortly there
after
Upon the Senate rests The chief
business OF determining whether ap-
preparations and general legislation
on resident Wilson's calendar shall
pass.
Signs Of real trouble loOmed up to-
day. fight OH the immig grafton BILL
the patronage controversy. the Gov
eTumcnt ship purchase bill. the Fill
Pine independence bill. and other
problems are threatening TO clog the
machinery.
Unless the Senate sidetracks appro-
priations in its prospective lighting
until too late for action, there will
be 10 extra session.
In the House. military prepared
ness viii be holly debated within Il
few days. Then. too. the suffrage
resolution Will call for one day OF
fireworks, with little prospect or its
passage. according 10 admissions
from both sides.
Efforts will be made 10 force Consid-
Grafton OF the rural credits legislation,
but the insurgents arc none too san
guine.
The row over patronage in the SEN
ate threatened complications for meas
ures in whose passage the President is
interested. Tho immigration bill and
the Government ship purchase bill Will
provide fireworks. according 10 present
indications.
In the House today completion of the
postofnce appropria ton measure Is
scheduled, and in the Senate Consid-
Grafton Of the immigration bill is listed
for ? o'clock as unfinished business.
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

ARm1.
Captain ELMER w. CLARK. Twenty
fourth Infantry, to the command
ing general Philippine Depart
ment, for duty.
Captain JULIAN NJ. CABELL. United
States Army, retired, relieved from
active duty December 81. 1914
~ direction of the President, Captain
GEORGE c. MARTIN. United States
Army, retired, Is relieved from
duty January 81, 1915.
~ direction OF the President. First
Lieutenant HENRY W. FLEET,
Nineteenth Infantry, is detailed a.
professor OF military science and
tactics at the Massachusetts AGTi-
cultural College, Amherst, Mass, to
take effect February !, 1915.
I.eaVe of absence OF First Lieutenant
Z. Llewellyn Bull, Twenty third
Infantry, is extended one month.
Seave OF absence for FIVE days is
granted Captain EDWIN A. HICK-
MAN Signal Corps.
Captain ALVIN L. FOSS, Coast Artil-
lery Corps, New Hampshire Ma
tional Guard, 20 attend and pur-
sue the first years course OF in
Etruction at the Coast Artillver
School Fort Monrose, Va.
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No Sunfield in New
Home of the Champions

BOSTON, Dec. 2s.-By lssiug out The
diamond facing the northeast, the sun
field has been practically eliminated in
the new home Of the worlds champion
Braves. Tie Dls ing field will be sunk
twenty-five feet below the street level
after tbs style OF the Yale Bowl.
Seating capacity for 4S.12 fans Will
be provided and. while the srandstand
seating 1851 win haze. but one tier at
first Il will be so built as to allow
Of q second story being added at some
other time.
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Deaths.

Sarah ). Watson. A years, I2iI Lamont
street northwest.
ErnmeIinc {. Rankin. 81 years. 1906 Twelfth
street northwest
Frank 7. Rawlings, 81 Tn. Cairo
Edgar Manning. 81 years. Government Hsspf-
tai for the Insane.
william A Scott. IS years. II zua Third
street northeast.
Allie Z. Drake. % years. sis N stree, so-th-
east.
John W. Austin. ss years. TO Massachusetts,
avenue northeast.
Franklin Wilkins. Sc yea-s. 1911 First street
northwest.
Florence King. 70 years a1la y street north
west.
Pierce Q. Claim. SO years. Garfield Hospital.
Mary McGoldrack, 90 years. Washington
Asylum Hospital
annie B. DoNnsy % wears. GO c street
southwest.
George LLOYD. ss years co. H street. north
veSs.
ABRAHAM L. Fletcher. az years. GsIIin.er
Hospital.
Milton TTiII years. F'rs.dm.a's HOSPITAL.
Mallie Carter. 20 years, 1872 Flrsc street
northwest.
Cornelius Dorsey, s. years Il aG6 Third
street northeast
Mary A. LattisaN. y years. South Eeui,-
worth
Virginia 9 Ward. "a y.a.s Emergency tCos-
pitcl.
Susan E. Wood 80 ear. g. stree. ro-.a-
vCsT
Martin v McCov. 8. ys,-I. - Washington
street nSrthwes..
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Commerce Commission
Passes On Cement Rates

The Interstate Commerce Commission
today handed down an opinion shect-
ing freight rates on cement in Illinois.
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin end Iowa.
The commission held tne proposed
increased rates on cement from Chicago
to ST. Paul and Mlnneap polls and 10
points in Wisconsin justified: rates from
Mason City end Des MoinSs to St
Paul and Minneapolis were held JUS
tilted in part: rates from lola and
points in Kansas 20 ST. Paul and Min
neapohs were held rniustifled and FRO
posed rates from -Markoto. Ninn 10
Chicago l.stihrd.
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Swallows Toothbrush;
Removed at Hospital

PROVIDENCE. r l.. Dec. .e-Jarlcs
Skeffngton. Of the Providence school
committee. vas polishing his teeth tn
morning when his grip oil the hand"
Of the brush slipped. The brush went
Gown his throat so far he could not
reach il. IrvoIunterily he swallowed it.
AIr. SEefhngton vas taken To the
Rhode Islsnd Hospital. where the brush
vas removed from his stomach
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Gen" Resale Jones'
Father Left $1,147,659

MINEOLA. y. Y, Dec. 2s.-Dr. Oliver
Livingston. father OF General" Rosslie
Jones. the suffrage leader, left an
rstate in New York State valued at
I.ll7.6 according TO transfer tax sp-
Lraisal; filed here. 10 is said TO have
oE ned real estate in practically every
state in the country.
His entire property, both personal
and real, is left to his widow. DR..
ZONES shot himself at his residence II6
EVest SeNenty-second street, Manhat-
ian, and died from the wound.
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Wholesale Produce Market.

BGGs-Nearby. fresh. sss-oc per 6sz.;
Southern. sseSsc per doz
CHEESE-Nev Yorw. new. islic Der H.;
fat. 1916 per 10.
BCTTER-E1gtn print. sc per To-; tub. sc
per ID; process. s69c7c Per IE.
LIVE FoULTRY-Couotztions furnished by
lirey. Price & Col-Hens. &c PEI lb.;
boosters, loc per h.: sprlns chickens, 1Id15c
Dlr ID live turkeys. Isd17c per Ib
LIVE SToCK-Vesi calves. best Zee
neT ID; hesvy. 7fsc per lb.; fat sheep. Ei9sc
De! 10: spring lsIabs, 7JtaSc per H.
LE@S-t Qirotation. Furnished nv
Taylor WadeD-PotStoeS, ne-g, 81 20 ne- BOZ (:
onions. sl.os per busheI; s1.55 per sack: cab
base, 81 Per hundred lbs; lettuce, SlSLiS
peg bssiet: beets. s. % per 100 bUrcheE
$780,
Choice TURKEYS. both alive ana 6resI.d in
sem1no; o.oinary and thin stock o. little
10 value
kREY. PRICE A. co.
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Two Boys Shot While
Playing wild West

BROOKLYN, y. Y, Dec. 5.-After
telling OF Wild West reels he had
cen in no-ins picture theater
charles Henry. fourteen, got his faith
RS revolver 10 show TO a boy friend.
The weapon was discharged and the
bullet lodged in Henry's temple. Physi-
clans say he will die.
4 group OF boys playing Indians"
captured Gilbert Haede. ten, OF East
New York One of the boys shot
It Hsede. The bullet lodged in his
left eye.
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Five Perish in Fire.

FLORENCENILLE. Fla. Dec. - 49,
Henry C. Alvey, his wife and three chill
6ren were burned 10 death here i'll
their bunsalov. Tnoy came 70 Florida
from HagerstOwn, Nd. AlVey was a
son OF the late chief judge OF. the Mary
land court Of appeals.
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Carmalt Takes New Post.

James W. Carmalt is preparing 10
take up his duties as chief examiner
OF the Interstate Commerce Commits
SION as successor to Ross -. Rynder.
resigned. For several years Mr. Car
malt has been connected with the com
mission. his most recent assignment be-
ing confidential examiner on Chairman
James :. Harlsn's stan
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ONE SALE RECORDED
ON STOCK EXCHANGE
Several Brokers on Floor Bid for
Large Blocks of Georgetown
Gas Bonds.

Though there was apparently a
greater number OF orders on the floor
than has recently been the case, and
price levels in q number of instances
were raised, only one sale was record
ed al today's session of the Washing
ton Stock Exchange, the bid prices
falling to bring forth offerings OF
oonds.
Georgetown Gss'5s were in demand,
several brokers bidding for large blocks
OF the bonds. The bid price was raised
q point to i0l, and the asked hsure
was fixed at l04 without q sale result
ing. The bid on Metropolitan Railway
IS was also advanced a point to lOl
While that on Washington Railway As
vas raised a qusrter-point to SOss. at
which price the only sale of the ds.-,
= 5000 bond, was made.
The application of Charles =. Glover.
j.. for membership on the exchange
was posted today. In compliance Eith
he constitution Of the exchange. the
formal election cannot take place until
week has elapsed after the posting
OF an application. Mr.. Glover mas pur-
' Chased the seat of his father, Charles
- Glover, sr., president OF the Riggs
National Bank, and Will succeed him
upon the floor OF the exchange. The
candidates sponsors were William J.
isther and Henry Hurt.
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

.Ied-Te2as. from Tornpkinsville for
New Yor kysrd; CncSs. from Phlls-
&feiphis for San Francisco; Glacier,
N rom MsZatlan for San Bias
al New York yard;
culsoa, ~ New York yard: h-', h-s.
lIoquois, at San Diego: Tennessee.
at Alexandra; Anna polls, al Ma
LatlaR. -.
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DELAYS Trade Nomination.

President Wilson announced today
tHat he will not sen1 to the Seaat, this
week his nom natiyns foT the Federal
Trade CCmmi- sion.
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Vital Records.
Births.

Milton : snr Mary 6. Kroonh.il.- ,o,.
Nell ana Mabel s. c. cunningham. IN!
Robert n. and Eleanor l. Jeffriss. yirI
James z. and Della O'Seill, .iri.
John ". and Mary Z. Ninton. boy.
Franklin z and Bessie L. Smith. boy
Arthur $. and Mabel L. Dorsey. b.y
Charles +. and Anna Z. Harper, siri
Julian and Huldah l.. Rea boy.
9. II. and Eva V. Love. boy.
John z. and F1orrie Farmer, bow.
John r. aud Anna ". Currier, toy
Peter and Lrcie Richter. girl.
Ernest II. and Sylvia A Mills, boy
Henry H and Abbie Grsyson, boy.
Hezckiah and Settye Randolph. boy
Arthur g. and Fannie Norris bOv.
Elijah II. and Margaret +. Glenn. 2iri.
Bernard ana Sarah Johnson .irl
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LEGAL NOTICES
BRILL & BHALoyE. Attoru,v,

'I'II-I1 Z brN-N 20 4 -hIIoIlNL
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE DIE
fhIcr OF GOLCMBiA. In Re: CHAM.
o. Name OF Nathan PekgfsEy. Equity No
-sIG. ORDER OF PUBLICATION. on cen
siGsYstion o. pcticion o. Nathan Peloisa-
He'd herein OF the l4,h dRy Of Decsl1Oe-. 4
D. lyA. p-syius tia. Lis name be change
% Nathan Peck il Is this l4th Gzv o. De
amber. A. ID. is&. ORDERED AND Nd
JUDGED that a hearing be had or T..
above petition on tie Nth Gav o. JanusJ-y
A. ID. $50, PROVIDED a copy q this o-des
os published once week for TIRES succss
Sive weeks before said Day ia The Was,it1S-
tor Times. B. tie Court: WALTER J
MCCOY. Justice. fSSsn true COPY Tss
EAM. AZ. Ile.L-
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MOTORCYCLES

single cylinder Thor. $50 1 1914 siu.l,
cylinder Pope With specGonecer. SO. !
1911 Pleading Standard. single cylinder, S5t
single cylinder Excelsior. So. Easy terms
T. y. IICDD. JR-.
50 9TH ST y W.
SGCUSD-TIAND SIOToRCYCI.ES. AZ shsps
from Stn m: also 1914 3-socs6 twin. on,
ridden $40 miles SI65. FRANK SHORE.
-: NcU York aye. y W.
1874 SPEED TWIN Harley. fully equipped.
lfli yvfn Excelsior. perfect Condi;IoN
JIMMY sic era 81. y. W
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New York Stocks.

Quotations furnished by W 8. Hib6s
& Co.. members OF New York Stock "
change, HibbS Building.
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Marriage Licenses.

Dannis Bowie and Sarah L-itSur. Of Wei
come, Md.
Charles X. Foley and Anna Rrbv., or
Washington.
Charles I. Jordan and Rose Henson. CT
Washington.
Perry T. Alcorn and LeiSn a Duffa oy
Richmond. Va
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IN MEMORIAM

'Notlces Tor this column are accepted at 50
cents fiat. either prose OF poetry. in casa no
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line I'M excess OF ten.)
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MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS

p RsIANt - Section !. ArticI- IN. .. =
Laws. notice Il hereby given thzt AZ a
hlsi Aeetins Or the stockholders OF re-.
taoit1l traction Company for tha election az
directors TO- tie ensuing year and such cths-
business as may he brought b@ru-e a..
ms-tins. VIII he held at the Office O. =.
luEtoa. j. c.. on weGnesdzv. Ja1-ls-y y
1915. az 'n-i5 O'Clock A. ~ -'he Polls vii
be open rom II ocI0,l- y NJ. until l. 0 clock
noon. II. D. CHAMPION. .sscretsry-
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY

10 CLCSIs an estate. 4 Isrse tT9cE o: tim
be- anu Colonization land II Elor.aa's Ia
nous fruit and veEctsb,s bel. Price s.
nor acre. J. WALTER O'BOYLE. o. =. p
DAVIS 20 SorG EldE PAonc NJ "a
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FOR RENT-GARAGeS

REAC Or ~ sth ST y. ". s-storv N-I-E.
SO per msnrn. iuI.ii, fr igh s. \ ".
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The Safest Investment,

Are those U.Rt 20 rot nuctuate durInS Is
t4rbed conditions OF ;lc money Or stool. mar
lets First deed o! tTus- notes tfrst mort
Eaf'sl. VOL secured Oh rea! estate n Tho
district OF Columbia. constitute 'sllt-cdle''
Investments. They 10 no. depend upon ils
financial responsibility Of individuals OF or
p0ra:iyus for their stability. aud ale rNeaDt
from taxation as personal property We gan
suppl such IL estWUnts lu amounts IlCla
SEQ upward send for booklet. Con esn!ny
1 nm and In nsIm.nIs"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

~ BCA OR SELL see VI FOR quick -esrTlTs ..
IRE isrse uiHiaer O. places sold eyerv v-esj,
meas confidential
RooNTNG ROUSE. Mass. ave ra,-
sirabie location, zssiuS ....- -,
ORA GOoDS STORE, 9Th s.. - living sons
cnance FOR right part--: wise ST.
N-AkSHAIL Bus. BROKERS. gly \ - -.
CIGAR. oonsectiong-y &c. s.o-s r7----- -
business 81. ne; rent oTiy S.5u, " ~
we'll. give away a. $50
TO BCi - sell places see a. & a. 49,.
81 results and are know ~ L7- - =
Peoke Or MS ,itC for psSc : eS-s
NEW YORK ECS. BROKERS L.
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Special Notices

SpeClal Notices
/ PAINTS
/ CEAENT WALLS AND FLOORS
sAolid be protected ssainss wear and a. tae
/ , s,.eIlhe De given pleasing appearance
yoyt Interior Cement Paint doss m
ID ITS GOOD PAINT. WE HAVE 1r.~
w. F. ANDREWS,
/ 1904 18th Street N. w.
PHONE NoETI so
erase.' Q, COAL, -. g.
R. J.&M.c. GRACE,
9Th and y y. e. D. =,
HsiI 49, ~, Fof THE HOLIDAYS ONLY
new $50 t TtIrI m@It r remads equal to
=. ~ 81: y. W ". F r. = su BEDDING co.
ItLE ANNUAL MEETING: - TO-
Cotnnsna,' H De- Washington RAILWAY & Ei-yig
OF BTrHs,lof the purpose OF elsctIne -
ntS,, 20 transact such other hI,.sn. shs -
haIS ~ come before The meeting viri T.
Street. e once OF the COMPANY. III an
EAU SsIlfdSy, January IL. los az ~ ~ :, "a
the frznsg.D ZION herewith. the books I9-
s y' % the by'-IL7-sl wifi - cIe-.I - 'p5'
onenIn- os>tnes5 On December 81. islt 10 Inc
"a BUSINESS On January s. 49,
:,--,,---------- .. i. BONEN. Secretary.
ItiE ANNTAI MEETING ar tJ- go, -;
We, %; ~, tAe ti;y & Suburban Ea,I-yst. ~
b. ~ on Tor the purpose OF electinr
- OF Directors n serve Cor th~ .,I,si,f.s
InaT nrI 20 transact sveh other bus.il-ss a.
- RssoleFIN come befo.c tie Iieeril.- Vii.
so1 go :. az tie Office OF the c1aDsnT' IN
on s3tIrdsy. January IS Isjs ,a-.r,
n o.s tof the transfer OF stock Of sid CoIa
49, pef.usnt 20 the by-lzvsl vsiIi h.
bs- =, 4 1s1i the close OF business on pscs,l-
Ts,,,, -. "a; - the opening oc business on
$. r. BOWEN Secretary.
ltiE ANIMAL, MEETING o. the s,o.,ea,I,,-
81 % the Georeetovn & Teuuailv-Sss,
- 80 ~ Con eAny for the purpose % ,,lectb,r
SUNG ear and 90 transact such osa.r bus
re- as nay properly come before ths nee
nm, VIZ il,b oe ned a. the office o. ths Com
p@NH 1-tn and = Sueets. n " Wsshf,x-
ton, D. g. on Ssturday Jautlsr,. 1s I9T5 a,
E;Ve O'Clock. noon. In cornscfior tb.r.
VI wita' tse books for the transfer OF stock o.
be eIosa.i ~ pursuant to the oylaNsl viz
cennsr 81. 1919. to the opening ~ bl1s;rS.x
on January {. 1910.
s s. r BOWEN. see,s,sry.
THE ANIMAL MEETING OF the stoc,,b,,a-
eFs OF The Potomac Electric Power Conlnany
tofS 10 serve for the ensuing year ane "a
transact such other business a. NAV proo-
cry eohie before the meeting. viii De hsi5
- me oLnce OF the Company. lsth and g
Streets, y. W, Washing ten. n. c. on Ssf-
ufu1S' JANUARY 1S 1915. I2.W o'cIock
noon: IN eonnection Herewith the books
pursuant 10 the bylaws will be closed
i i.; the close o. business on December 81.
4. ~ "a, 20 tne opening OF business on January
: Z BOWEN sAc-sts-S
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TABLE BOARD

X 81. y W. sIg-oid reliable boarding
house $50 per week FOR meals a cay,
and So per week fOv meals n gay: give
IS trial.
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LOST AND FOUND


EliMlNE STAEF-Tuo yards l"ua a.
lssJschors Muudav afr.Tu"ui'- FlI'-r l,-
trru t. 1875 18th - y ". rN nl"s-eug"g and
receive rrwsrd o. So or rnyu@ NorlL ulN6.
SNTCHEi--Tan. Christina day: c"utui.tiuZ
wearing apparel aud several one articles,
reward. Airs. Grovlev. Wash. Ga nIicn.
COLLIE Sable aud white: collar m2rI,eI
'Eilly. is 18Th 81. Notify owner that
ADDRESS. Phone North 'rt'
FRATERNITY PIN OF Gamma Delta Psi
Please return {" 1915 I.h"i" Island sNe.
Reward l.
PAIR OF EYE GLASSES. probably corner
18th ami II y. W. Monday morning. eUl
nlon Trust Building.
PENDANT. star a diamond surrounded by
I: pearls: on sunday about p. N. Re
ward phone North :JaS.
GOLD BRACELET with 3 sspphires ,at in
fligree work: lost Wednesday afternoon.
December 2S. at Ecith's Thcater. initials +.
,. NJ. Reward. 1873 wyoming ave.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER. female. with
brown and black markings answers to
name Of ''I.ucv:'' red collar with license tag
No. s17O. Reward IL returned TO 1853 Mass
schusctts ave. y W
COCKER SPANIEL Small black; lost Sun
day afternoon near corner Of 18th :ud y.
Liberal reward offered Tor return 10 ". e.
BEREoN, 1901 Eve St y. w.
STRAYED from ilI4 Vermont avenue. Aver
ueen terrier, briudle. SO reward.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid FOR wIrn CLOTH
Ing: either ladies. or kenilemens: send pos-
tal: will call. u: TARSHES. lS5x 9Th 81. "
W. Phone Moth 49,
WANTED-FcT1iturs for casa Sell your
Foods e. the man who give. thu nrnss
Loney. SEE LOCKWOOD 9Th and K
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Local Sales.
Washington Railway Fe, sI,ooO6SGs1.
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FOR RENT-OFFiCES

WARDER BUILDING, s sIH {
IsrE- and sIus,I Offices: some suitnb.e tos
sample rooms or liEh. Misunderstanding. Res-
soBshis rents Appiy 10 SULGg tntsndsnI
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ROOMS AND BOARD

60 ST y y l,GS-Nicely furnished g1plus
r.,rtlent board. home cooking. very Tes %
sonahlc. Phone North -o..
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

GOOD PAYING private livery: owner SAVING
right OF v&v- splendid investment c.srIst
rs.iring: cheap 70 cash buy -. Address r. (
80. Times Office. -
HORSES liza bsy -isre: wears OLD. sUfh-
able [Or l'.1r Ge..y,;v wagon: DANA .,
CAPr. WILLIAMSON N-a." Wa 81 l.
FOR Sal E-Bs horse. J. y~-.~s Cd. sd.
ABLE 20 -e'lycry wagon. Price. sJc. 81
HORSES. /. big laarss; goat wagon al
harness. Rear a. Pa. ave. y. u. -
FOH HIEE-Ho-ses. carT!s. go. wagons. d..
week e. month: SPECIAL prices. SE$
LIVERY Co. nc. rear :; Pa ave 4 vs.
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FOR SALE-MISCEllANEOUS

Just RECEIVED ino lot singing canarjey
parrots. aud dogs. of several kinIs. Also
sos:s. shetland ponies. and Mexican burrps
SCHMID'S BIRD STORE. IL isth 81 y. w.
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DenmatologiSt Institution.

MISS CAIN. MsniCurInG and Scalp TreA'
mani 10 IN 81. n ". NJ. = IFrlins
Dy popoiniaNm. pUous Main 40
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DR.. Vim. 7. BaIdus. Specialist.

E!aip. nervous and stomach diseases: DE-
nv. Hours 10 = m. 10 0. va. Phi NJ 2sIs
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EuIROPEACTIC & MECIENO T;IEEAEY
CORA MANLY. lTS que - y w
Phone North 1910