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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-10
ABATES R|GOR OF
STOCK QUARANTINE

Pressure brought to bear on the De-
partment of Agriculture from stock
shippers, who have suffered losses of
millions by prohibition of cattle ship
ments. has resulted in a modification
of the foot and mouth quarantine in a
number Of States. but thus far the
quarantine has not been wholly lifted
in any OF the sixteen States auectcd.
Maryland was the last State in which
the quarantine was modified. Prince
George county was among those in
which tho quarantine Was lifted to the
extent Of permitting shipments out OF
the state for slaughter at points where
there is Federal inspection. The quar-
antine remains In Montgomery and
eleven other counties.
The quarantine has been modified so
as to permit shipments for slaughter in
all but fifteen counties in New York
and Kentucky. in all but twenty-one
Iowa counties. all but forty counties in
Indiana and twenty-five in Michigan.
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Police Court Record

United States Branch. Judge MulloUuy-
ChzrleE SiSoHney. larceny. forfeited ana at
tscl1ment dissolved. Mabel MenGCnhall. carry
ing deadly weapon. continued % December
10: Lyndon Sims. unlawtully taking auto
mobile, SEQ bonds for action Of grand jury
Frank Banks, assault. - or 90 days. Jesse
Kent, assault. nolle pressed; George Morrow
assault, forfeited: William Patterson lar
Ceny, continued to December II; James RILEY,
seult g. or days; Solomon Clements, lar
ceny. $40 or 10 days; Harry BerLnan' As
kins. threats. 500 bond or u days Charles
a. Copperthite. receiving stolen property
continued TO December Il; William y enneT,
assault forfeited; Ernest Gerchner, assault.
continued to December J.: George Harris,
assault, jury trial demanded Sol Feniman,
assault dismissed Jack Norris. unpaid board
bill. $40 or 30 days; Daniel johnson, house
breaking and false preteEses, 800 bond m
each case Tor action Of grand jury: Fenion
o Wells assault demand for jury trial
withdrawn. dismissed Howard Henry.
cruelty to animals, forfeited, Anna Neei"lt.
Tylser. assault drogned Tor want o. prose
CuLion Charles J. FELTON, carrying CoaGlr
weapon. demand for jUrr trial Withdrawn
and continued 10 December - John j.
Craig. assault. s. or 90 DAYS Thomas
Barnes, Larceny, continued 10 December u.
william p Joyce. assault tdcmand for jury
trial withdrawn. dismissed: samuel y. Pal
lner larceny IIeulsud for jury trial with
Lrawn) dismissed; Mike Oliver, Assault. col
trial before jury.
District Branch, Judge Tush-ColIs,ers,s
we're forfeited iu Tho ioliD'' ING cases. Tor
violation police regulations Harry g. O.
stiles, \ bert ~. Felka. James Hunter, lee
NI-CIuso. George Summers. Griffin \. NeaIrh.
au1 Charles " Williams. for profanity AMI
rlsOrcerly conduct. Gertrude burgess aud
John johnson; Leroy Hawkins, diaOrtcriE.
- or J. days: Charles kipcard and George
White. vagrancy. 800 bonds or 80 days; Wal
ceniar Sorokomowsky. vagrancy. dismissed:
Joseph BRYANT Lewis NalGron, Charles
Croiner and Robert Collie, dtsOrcerly. Eolle
pressed: Fred Cavalier, keeping dangerous
l#s dismissed; Catherine Hiser and Clyde
Mcdonald, violation building regulations.
personal bonds; Edward Brown. violation
police rcguls lions. personal bonds; Albert
EaIley violation police regulations, personal
bonds: Charles Saunders. violation police
regulations. personal bonds; Alfred Iolson.
{ collation. police regulations personal bonds:
tOhn Mullen. speeding. continued 70 Decein-
Der Il: Thomas W Spinks. speeding and
collation. police regulations. continued 10 De
Cember 10. Jacob Vorouom three cases No
lation weights and measures law, jury ulsl
demanded: Charles Burke. violation polio"
regulations, personal bonds; Walter Burrell,
4isordsily. s. Or !" days. Walter BuTreii.
uunUZzled dog dismissed. Albert Anderson,
ISOLATION police regulations, s. or Is days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-10
Site for Nitrogen Plant
Sought in California

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1O.-If the
search for suitable site for a hydro
electric plant now under way Is
successful an entirely new industry
that viii call for the investment Of
100000 will he established in Cali
fornia. The industry is the manufac-
ture Of nitrogen compounds. such AZ
ammonia and nitrates. nv tho electric
process. This is something now in
the United states, but is a demon
stra ted success in Norway.
Walter V. Clark. 4 mining and hy-
drauiic engineer from New York. is
making the preliminary search for
site.
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Four Inquiries On to Fix
Blame for 81" Wreck

NEW YORK, Dec. 1O.-Four investi-
cations were begun today into the
wreck on the elevated last night when
two persons were killed outright and
100 or more injured in the worst smash
In the history OF the Interborough
Rapid Transit Company.
While the coToner was holding an
Inquest over thSbodies of John Collins,
a guard, and Gottlieb Minnich. a pas
senger, the Public Service Commission,
the district attorney and interborough
officials were trying to fix possible
blame.
The accident occurred during the rush
hour when q siX-car local, literally
packed with humanity. smashed into the
rear of seventeen express, also crowd
ed to the platforms
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School Safety Plans
Discussed at Meeting

\ GsmpaiCn for the winter was map
ped out and speeches made urging the
use of the latest fiUescapes and safety
devices in public schools and public
buildings bv the Safety First Society. at
the Public Library. last night.
Vacancies among the offices of the
organization were filled by elccting
Walter V. Patterson second vice presi-
dent. and Paul T.. Mckinney and Selden
NJ. Ely. directors.
DR.. Benjamin +. Gibbs. ]. Clinton
Hiatt. and Daniel ". Edelin, were ap-
pointed committee on recreation and
Br. T.. u. Thompson. H.
y. Driscol, and William +. Peabody
were appointed a committee on ways and
means.
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LOST AND FOUND

LADY'S BREAST PIN-Lost Wednesday
evening a. G: Hall or st. cars. Return to
u r. !. ave. y. T., s. reward
CMBRELLA-Blsck ebony initials, II. T. H.,
L. >. a; on 18th and Decatur st, car Re
turn So. The Westmoreland. Reward
BRACEI.ET-Gold, Tuesday. between and
$50 O'Clock. on Georgetown car Reward
Line 24lO, 1901 Nichols ave, Anscostia
PERSIAN CAT-Gray. on Friday night Re
ward for return to MRS. H. JACKSON,
1909 Connecticut ave. n. w.
PACKAGE Of collectors cards on North
Capitol St. between II and l. SITS. on Mon
day. Return 10 Room No. l. warder bldg.
9Th and SITS. Reward.
800 REWARD will be paid for the return OF
a large solitaire diamond surrounded by
small diamond platinum setting: lost from a
ring December z. in vicinity OF Shoreham
Hotel TO Massachusetts ave and 18th St
Address Asst. Mgr. OF Shoreham Hotel
WATCH-Gold open-face. monogram N. P
u. on back, Desio face, Elgin works;
leather ribbon fob attached, with gold buckle
and monogram mountings: name on hack of
monogram; on Thursday night. Reward; re-
turn to 20S Nd. ave. N E
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Cats More i'm Demand
Than Babies in Ohio

TOLEDO. Ohio. Dec. STRAY cats
the back alley. deserted tenement house
var1ety-are in greater demand in To-
ledO than babies. Records of the To-
ledo Humane Society show the bat
tle-scarrcd cat Of nocturnal back
fence habits. can grab OF a good home,
live on q la carte meals and sleep in a
comfortable bed while deserted infants
90 begElnE
In on" month homes for eight cats
Were found. Tho society placed -four
babies not in homes. but in county and
religious institutions.
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Opticians Invited.

NJ. =. Lecse, chairman Of the opti-
cal section OF the Retail Merchants
Association, has issued an invitation
20 the opticians Of Washington to at
tend meeting al tho associations
Headquarters tomorrow evening. Rob
ert G. Wall viii deliver IN address
on business efficiency.
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Vital Records.
Births.

Births.
Oswald +. and Louise NJ wonneberger boy
Pasquale and Angfulina Vasco, boy.
Thomas F. and Edna NJ. Scott, boy
Robert n. and Lucy Spencer. boy.
Frank and Rose NJ. Petrone, girl.
Thomas J: and MarrL. McDOnough, girl.
Roy and B. May Miskimon, boy
Eddie l.. and Annie D. Jameson. boy.
Lynwood y. and Dorothy Y Jones' girl
Raymond p. and Della Y Ehrmantraut girl.
henry ): and Jestina A. Chick. boy.
Charles +. and Nettie A Buck boy
William l.. and Frances NJ. Ansalvish, girl.
Sabatino and VincenZa Aluisi boy
George II. and Sadie Warren, boy.
HIyard r. and Florence Lee girl
Charles and Annie Harrison, girl
Richard I. and Elizabeth l.. Edmonds girl.
Marriage Licenses.
Thomas K. Smith and Bessie r. Boswell, Of
Washington
Glenn L. Parker, Of Tacoma, Wash, and
Grace I. Guy, OF Washington
Charles II. Berry and Rosa Jones, OF Wash
ington.
Deaths.
Mary r. Mills, rs years. III East Capitol
street.
Eugene C. williams. 81 years. lao North
Capitol street
Margaret A. Green. 70 years, s2l n street
Arthur Hennings, months, Children's Hos
pital.
John H. Mason. 4s years. 900 Seventh street
northwest.
Nanny BIOunt. 20 years. Garling-r Hospital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-10
Suffragist Majority in
Montana Was 3,714

HELENA. Mont. Dec. 10.-Woman
suffrage carried in the November cleo
ton in Montana by A majority of 3.7Il.
according to the official canvass. The
vote was: For, 4, 302; against, 81, JSs.
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AUCTION SALES

ON SATURDAY, December 70. 1914. a. D.
odock a m. In front OF United States
storage Company's warehouse fiS-4eo TO-
ST n W, Washington. d. c. there viii be
SOLO al Public Auction. to enforce liens fo-
storage charges. etc, due and unpaid. a
fects on storage in names OF MRS e. T..
BUTTS and EVELYN EKLAND w B VII
Storage Company Unc).
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PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS will Be received -.
the Ofnce OF the Bureau OF Standards l..
pArtment OF Commerce. WASHINGTON u q
until O'Clock p. m, Thursday January-
Isl2 and then opened. for furnishing tie ma
ter1als and labor Of all kinds necessary To-
the construction, equipment, completion an.
delivery OF a Railroad Track Scale -ras-i1 -
Equipment, for fixed sum. delivered 10 a.
auhorized representative OF the Bureau o
Standards at its place OF construction t..
Bureau reserves the right TO reject or sccs:,-
any bid or TO reject all bids received. and =,
waive any defects Form Of proposals. an,
further particulars or information shown
what Is required, can be had by applying h.
the above Office
PROPOSALS VIII be received az he D.
reau OF Supplies and Accounts Nav De
partment. Washington. D. c.. until 10 o'clo,
e. m. December 10. 1914, and publicly opc7e
Immediately thereafter to furnish al ~.
navy yard. Washington, d. c.. a 7uanti-r
Of naval supplies. as follows: Sch -57s
Nitric and sulphuric acid. sulphur-Scl
1872: Asphalt paving blocks.-Sch. ISIS: She
sIeel--Sch. 1916: Controllers. Application
for proposals should designate the scheduis.
desired by number. Blank proposals viii b.
furnished upon application to the Bures
SAMUEL MCGOWAN. Paymaster Genera
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IN MEMORIAM

BCRTON-Tn loving memory OF ALICE NJ.
SIMPSON BURTON, who died one year
ago today. December 10 1913
May she rest in peace"
Mother Harry. Sis
Notices for this column arc accepted at 50
cents nat. either prose poetry. In case
dce does not exceed ten linen. Add 10 cents
for each line in excess of tent
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Will Receive Federation.

reception to all members of the
District Federation Of Women's Clubs
VIII he given on Saturday night by
the Women's Clinic Auxiliary, at ZIG
Thirteenth street
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-10
Fire in Navy Yard.

BOSTON, Dec. 1O.-Fire destroyed
building No. 81 at the Charlestown
Navy Yard. and for q time threatened
other structures in which were stored
munitions OF war.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

SNAP-a eco: I0-roon brick. frst-class con
dition; attractive location; good neIzhIo--
hood northwest; near Rock Creek Pa,
OWNER. BOX AIS. Times office. i
1870 MD. AVE. y Els rooms tiled baff
hot-water heat. hardwood trim. electrf
and gas light; open on two streets: Hghtc.
at night. On easy terms See owner JAS
C. NEALO\. - 9th st. y E
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New York Bonds.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibos
{ Co., members OF New York Stock EK-
change Hibbs Building.
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LOCAL AND N. Y. FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stocks.

prices furnished by the Stock Exchange
al O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Stock QUO
tatious arc only sent over the tickers after
the close Of the bond MARKET
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

Two WORK MARES cheap; .lso Vofbc-
horses AMI mules: must Toe sold lefu,e
Sunday. owner buying motor truck ED
WARDS COAL YARD. @0G9 eth 81, y ", /.
FOR HIRE Horses. carriages wagons d.
week or month. special prices GEN
LIVERY co, INC. rear %37 Pa. ave. NJ 1857
ONE PAIR of good big work horses. o1,,
pair Of good young sore mares for countrv
"a 18th ST. y W.
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STOCK RESUMPTION
. PROBABLE MONDAY
Directors of Washington Ex-
change Understood to Favor
New York Plan.

While the governing committee Of the
Washington Stock Exchange has taken
no steps looking to q resumption Of
stock trading, the opinion of a number
OF brokers is that the committee. at its
monthly meeting next MONDAY follow
Ing the example setNby the governors Of
the New York Exchange will authorize
trading in stocks, limiting business to a
majority of the less active issues listed
on its board.
The prevailing opinion is tha, the
initial trading will be confined largely
10 bank stocks and "A few out-of-town
iDdustrials that are dealt in rather ex-
tensively BY Washington investors
Immediately following the resumption
of bond trading on the New York ex-
change. unrestricted dealing in bonds
was permitted on the Washington Ex-
Shange. and, while no large volume of
well. i'''O-
The business transacted today con-
sisted OF the sale of one 500 Capital
traction per cent bond at loo. Though
few words are being executed the bid
and asked quotations continue firm.
The Capital Traction Company has
declared a quarterly dividend of IA per
cent, payable January l. TO stockholders
OF record December Is. The transfer
books will be closed from December Il
TO January Is.
y V1dI ulNlQtnO OF l-s per cent
has been declared by the Union Trust
Company, payable January To- to stock
holders of record January l. The books
viii be closed from January ! to "a.
both dates inclusive
The directors of the Eastern Light
and Fuel Company. the stock of which
corporation is listed on the washington
Stock Exchange, have declared a quar-
terly dividend of . per cent, payable
.Tqnmnr1- Ia Stockholders NJ
December is, the books being closed
from December Is to q.
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MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS

THE ANNUAL. MEETING; OF IN. s.o,,-,-,---
ers or The Washington Title Insurance Con-
p4ny Will be held al the Office OF said com
pany on Monday, January 18th, 1876 a. 4
CLOCK, noon Polls for the election OF
trustees to serve for the ensuing year o. IN
u their successors are elected will BE-
opened at II O'Clock noon and remain open
Ior one hour until 1 o'clock D. m. A H
LAWSON, Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Stock hoII-
ers OF The District Title Insurance CEN
pany VIII be held az the office Of said com
pany on Monday, January 18th 1915 az I.
o CLOCK noon Polls for the election o.
trustees to serve for the ensuing wear O.
until thelr successors are elected, viii Dc
LOT on hour until o'clock D. m A. Fl
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WANTE0-AGENTS

A PROMINENT HEALTH and Accident
Company issuing the most up-to-date poli-
cies offers liberal contracts. including office
accommodations TO producers. You who
have ability will pay to answer this 81
Munsey Building
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The Safest Investments

Are those that do not ructUate duIins dis
turbed conditions OF the money stock mar.
kets. First deed Of trust notes (nrst mort
gsgesD. well secured on real estate In the
District Of Columbia. constitute ''gilt-ed1s
Investments They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility OF individuals or COR
from taxation as personal property. We can
supply Such Investments in amounts from
200 upward. Send for booklet Conserving
Loans and Investments
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for wtrn cloth
Ing: ei.ecr LADIES' or geutleIneu's: send pos-
tai. VIII call Il. IARSHES. ISO8 18th st y
W Fhon. NoitE 1919
UASTED-Furniture for cash. Sell vour
goods 10 the man who gives the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X
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AUTOMOBILES

BAKER ELECTRIC COUPE. 1914 model
good new; splendid condition; driven
less than eco miles. beautifully upholstered,
good tires real bargain for some one who
wants a fine ladies' car. Write II. Il. CHASE
Woodward building
GOOD delivery car. thoroughly overhauIeI.
cheap To quick buyer. 1916 q St y ~ NJ
81
FOR SAI.E-'RauCh and Lang" phaefoD-
newly painted; batteries lately renewed.
leather top: line condition. The Brighton
Apis. 5lL
PAIGE 35, 1919. FOR sale: electric lights and
starter: 5-pass.; discount cents Der mile
run; want i-pass. Paige. HOPKINS, Ii2S
You y. W.
Expert auto repairing: Ford cars aSspeciaI,y:
all work guaranteed. W. L. FRAZIER
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SIX-ROOM and bath frame house: hot-wats-
heat. gas and electric lights: large garaS.
IN rear. frontage I0l f.; everything In zoe
condition: sacrifice for quick sale. CARO-.
K MORRISON. III Fort Drive y r
North ESQ
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SPlRITUAllSM
FOR RENT-STORES

DESIRABLE STORES ~ GEOEGTpNN.
r-eH wisconsin ave. including dive IIu-..E-u 90
ia .>rI ST in.lua. dwelling ..--........ - %
FRANK a. v NEIL sOss at. y. W.
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES

WARDER BUILDING, sTH 3
large and small offices. some suitable Tor
sample rooms or light manufacturing. Rsa-
sonsble rents Apply to Superintendent
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FOR ReNT-R00MS
Furnished.

THE IoUDoCN 314 East Capitol St. Apt.
5l-Three bright sunny comfortable fur
front rooms: adjoining bath: single or en-
suite: overlooking Capitol grounds. elevator;
phone Line. 32OS-J.
1879 NEWTON ST. y. w.-Three bright,
neatly furnished rooms; single or en- suite;
private family: breakfast optional. Col.
l559-J.
PA. AVE. N. W. I2OS-Beautifui warm.
sunny: hot water always: rates for winter.
OPP. raleigh. No car fare i
10th ST. y. w. 1W6-TTo rooms, 4th story
Sl2 month. gas extra. IL
md ST. y. W, 522-Second floor. two front
heat.
RHODE ISLAND AVE. y. w. 7I9-Two fur
bath j.
sth ST, n. W. sel-Niceiy furnished we'll
heated rooms. 81 per week up: also room
ard ktchenette: ]. h. k: running water.
9TH ST. y. W. 404-CommunicatIng rooms
for l. II. l.: LIST and Sd floors; water heat.
II ST. y. W. sl3-Large warm room. $ per
nonth: wei kept house; central. -
9Th ST. n. F.. Excellent heated large
south second floor front. for one or two.
SO per month; facing Stanton Park u
10th ST. n. W. S529-Large nicely furnished
rooms: gentlemen; End floor; near tiled
i 4atn; not Gate, water all hours; h h.; IN
erences. Columbia 1851.
ST. y. w. 7I5-Two completely fur
nished rooms; l. h. K; steam heat
10th ST. N. w. 1325-warm coy room in
home OF refined people: steam heat. 50. !.
Unfinished
MYRTLE ST. n. F.. 45-rwo large commu-
ntcating rooms, two large closets, newly
Papered; heat, gas and bath; !. h. k: rent
so per month
F ST. " w. I2e-Two communicating
rooms over Rice's Studio. l.
18th ST. s. e, 20s-Two bright sunny rooms,
adjoining bath: !. h. k; SIS per month.
Furnished or UNFINISHED,
nth ST. N w. 1o21-LArge rooms. second
floor; hot water heat Call after .. m.
ROOMS AND BOARD
p ST N W.. 5l1-wen heated room with
plain but plentiful board; s. weekly: also
small single room; -: Virginia home. -
Sth ST. n. w. iios-Niceiy furnished rooms:
excellent board: home cooking: very rea-
sonable Phone North POSI- l.
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FOR SALE
Modern s and s-room homes on exception.
ally easy terms.
PRICES. 81 600 AND HSS
81 80 and ti9 so Der month includes All in
terest and payments on principal
Corner 18th and z SITS s. z Oman ana
lighted daily until D. m
Representative on PrsmlsaA
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Local Sales.
Capital Traction > :. S501d105.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARGAIN in beauty parlor in shopping dis
tTict: long lease: barber shop, downtown
section; cheap at $50: lunch room and con-
fectionery near Treasury. roominC house at
your price and terms. To sell or buy see US
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS' l423 r
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Local Bond Market.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS
Fine Upright Piano, sos.

Fine Upright Piano, sos.
Beautiful. Splendid Tone Perfect Cost $50
SQUARE PIANOS. IS. ORGANS 50
LAWRENCE'S. $40 +. TUNING. 80
VOLS IA u. C. Appeals; perfect condition
ROX 4cO. Times Office
LATHE. scroll saw. printing press I in. IS in
VIII sell cheap. Phone North 654. At home
between and p. IN. IL
HANDSOME SEAL COAT. almost new; COST
$50: Will sell for $40. Apply rs II 81. y w
IL
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WANTED & TO LOAN

SECOND TRUST.
Money 10 loan ~ 50 on District Real Is
tate Any amount from $40 10 s.. 0G0 on frs.
or second trust. in straight note or monthly
payments. Takes only three DAYS 10 ma <.
PAUL V. MITCHELL. & CO.
as 14th st. y W.
MONEY TO LOAN-S250 to $500. eco on D. C
real estate. Several trust funds ~ 20
per cent All transactions conducted with
economical consideration for borrowers.
VIM IA SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern BUILDING. SOT 18th ST y W
MONEY To LOAN on real estate: loves
rates: prior payment privileges: larS.-
amounts. TYLER * RUTHERFORD. - 18th
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FOR SAlE-lOTS

A SNAP-COrner lot, room for houses.
need the money See me. Ga 10Th 81
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-06-19
Tha Nee oanesa

Hli'y sunday. the remarkable evan.
ReIist. was asked after hss successful
Philadelphia season what he thought
Of the new dances
What do think 81 the nss
dancess" said Mr. Sunday. Eith =
laugh Well. let me tell you ) story
young nah and a Girl in evening"
dress 81 10 = conservatory A ioau.
tain trtekled and eargiea In : marble
basin before them Palms dropped
their long leaves over them
The liEhs was dim. Distant masic
sounded softly.
Suddenly the young nan. overcome
b the girls beauty. seized hes Ia BIZ
arms and crushed her madly 10 bis
breast
Why. Mr.. TTexani0n.' she said
putting her white hand ON his shirt
bosom and pushing him eolaly auay
You forget yourself This sort Of
thing isn't ps0per-heFe.'
so sayias. ahe took his arm and
they went oaf on % tbs ballroom aoCF
saa inauissd IN = MAXINE