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lTOCK PRICES HERE
REMAIN UNCHANGED
Washington Railway and eIec-
tric Issues Lead Trading in
Light Market.

n light market price levels re-
II .ired practically unchanged on the
V sshington Stock Exchange today.
Y ashington Railway and Electric is-
IS led the trading in the stock list,
TO quotation lots of the common stock
hains sold at s.. and Is shares of the
-eferred at SS. the bid prices of yes
torday for these stocks. The other
5; ock sales included 10 shares Of Mer-
renthaler Linotype at "a, and shares
cf Washington Gas at 76. an advance
g L 4 point over the most recent sale
e the latter stock.
The bond transactions consisted of
one $500 Capital Traction at los and
E 500 Washington Gas S at le4h.
Stockholders of the First National
Fire Insurance Company, after a briet
session yesterday afternoon, adjourned
10 meet Wednesday afternoon at =
o clock, at which time the results of the
annual election of directors will be de-
tsIlers are tabulating the votes cast.
hut do not expect to conclude their
work for several days.
The factional differences within the
@ mpany are now threatened with fur.
ter complications through the entry
l. 20 the controversy of third srvuP
stockholders. who term themselves
J. represented by ". Gwynn Gardiner,
local attorney, contends that il viii
rot be satisfied. regardless Of the out
tome of the election now in progress
rnless both the adherents of former
Tostmaster General Robert ]. Wynne,
tre deposed president, and those Of
J -ederick S. Dudley, the acting presi
ont, eliminate themselves entirely from
the situation
What action his clients will tatke If
their demands are not compiled with,
&c srdiner said today he was not Yet
prepared to make public. About thirty
FIVE Of the independent stockholders met
" Wednesday evening. Gardiner added
& nd made a proposition to Wynne and
later submitted a tentative proposal to
70 far as Wynne was concerned. is un-
Carstood to have taken the form of a
oompromise board of directors, which
Gardiner said looked u placing the
business men" Neither wynne's
friends nor those of Dudley, However.
accepted the terms.
When confronted with the report that
Re contemplated a compromise, Wynne
declared this morning that Will che was
Re is elected he will under no condi-
tons consider a compromise of any
nature with Messrs. Dudley and Tuttle,
the leaders of the faction now in con-
troll Of the company.
Gardeners move was equally dis
credited by representatives Of the pres
ent management of the company. who
declared that there is no occasion for a
receiver for the company, which is said
20 have been one of GARDENERS pro-
re E1.o T=
pacing Alfred NJ Best, editor of the
T-surance News of New York, at the
cad of the company. Gardiner. how
er, denied the latter statement, and
I'D that Best. in protecting the in
srests of stockholders whose proxies he
p dds. had volunteered TO make, with
II compensation, thorough examina-
on of the company's affairs and report
ls findings to the stockholders.
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ANOTHER ILLINOIS
BANK IS CLOSED
Fourth Institution Affected by
Lorimer's Failure Fails to
Open Doors Today.

CHICAGO, June 13-The State Bank
of Calumet, the fourth institution af-
fected by the closing Of the La Sale
Street Trust and Savings Bank yester-
day. failed to open its doors today and
was put in the hands of the State bank
examiner. Its deposits are less than
$50. 900.
Charles W. Novak, president, an
nounced that State officials were given
charge of the Calumet bank on re-
quest Of the bank directors. He said
he was positive an examination would
be followed by resumption of business
The banks available cash was tied up
when the big Lorimer bank suspended
yesterday.
State Bank Examiner Harkin declared
no more banks, to the best of his
knowledge, will be closed because Of
the suspension of the Lorimer bank.
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

Lieutenant F. l.. RE1ICHAIUTH. to
Michigan.
ceivins ship at San Francisco. Cal
Lieutenant u. - W; T. MALLISON.
TO Denver.
Paymaster A. F. 'Huntington.- to wait
orders.
Assistant Paymaster c. a. HoLNICks.
to home. IA
Chief Machinist j. w. MURRAY. to
home and wait orders.
Machinist J. J. COYLE. to Milwaukee.
Chief Carpenter +. NJ. KIIRCHIMIER.
to Delaware.
Carpenter c. ". CHADDoCK, 20 Canal
zone.
duty, Cincinnati. "a
First Lieutenant a. n. WATSON. 10
recruit depot. Marine Barracks, Nor
folk.
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Fear Eruption of Volcano
Took Lives of q Tourists

MINERAL. Col. June 13.-Fears are
entertained here that a party Of four
has perished in sudden eruption OF
Mt. Lassen Yesterday. Three hours be-
fore the eruption A party consisting OF
III. C. Cook, of Los Molinos: Walter
SteI and Lloyd RussUm. of Red Bluff.
and NJ. a. Ayers. OF San Francisco. left
for the summit. They have not been
heard from.
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Albanian Rebels Are
Given an Ultimatum

VIENNA. June l3.-Prince Williams
lcyalists have captured Tivana from the
Albanian rebels without a shot being
fired. An ultimatum demanding the
surrender OF the insurgents within
twenty-four hours has been issued.
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Memorial for Feminist
Leaders Occurs Tomorrow

CHICAGO. June 1S.-Plans are COM
plete fc- the memorial services In the
Auditorium tomorrow in honor of the
memory of Mrs. sarah Platt Decker and
Mrs. Frances Squire Potter, under the
auspices Of the General Federation OF
Nvomen's Clubs The two women were
rioneers in movements for advancement
OF women
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The Bank Statement.

NAty YORK. June l3-The week S
z ~tual bank statement. issued today
- owed the following changes: Surplus.
decrease. .S9.9lS. .7OO: loans. increase. 81.
500, specie. decrease. 1881. on: lesa's
ncrease. ssol. 900: deposits. increase. SO
-o.on0: circulation, decrease, slsl go:
Irplus reserve, 81, ,3ll- 200.
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Today's Sales on
The Local Exchange

Washington Railway common, 25aS7
25dS7.
Washington Railway preferred, 4
ds3
Mergenthsler. 5d21i. sans. sa214
After call:
Capital Traction SIS, s6oOdlos.
Washington Gas SIS. s60odle4Ss.
Washington Gas, 4aI6.
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Seeking Mail Carriers.

An examination will be held 1t Upper
Marlboro Md TODAY TO flll vacancies
in the position Of rural mail carrier at
Glen Dale and Lanham. The salaries
range from s4si TO 81 100 a year.
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Phone Cheats Scaffold.

WHEELING, W. Va, June 13.-Silas
Jones, alleged wife murderer, thanked
the telephone today. He was about to
be hanged in Moundsville penitentiary
when Governor Hatfield telephoned
thirty-day respite.
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New York Market.

Quotations received by W. B. Hibhs & CO..
members New York Stock Exchange. wash
iastoa Stock Exchange. and Chicago Board
OF Trade. Hibbs Building
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BONDS.
New York Curb Market.

Furnished 10 The Washington Times by
Herman & Co. New York; G. p. Chapman.
Manager Local Branch, Colorado Building.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NOTICE-During the last few weeks we ad-
vertised a large number Of worthwhile
places sold by Us. giving the date and & sd-
another list sold since June 5. 11i4, as iol-
lows:
SOLD billiard pariors. 1909 G ST. y. w.
SOLD lunch room, 10 H st. y. W.
SOLD rooming house. N7 18th st. ". W.
SOLD rooming house, 10 Grant place n W.
SOLD property located sith and R. l. ave. ne.
Another place sold which We cannot advertise
NOTE the above places were closed out since
June S. 1914. Any one can advertise places
70. sale; We prove @ 70 me PqSlic s,a thst We sen
WANTED for cash buyers rooming houses.
moving picture theater and small cigar store
We trade business places for lots and equity
in renting property: wanted lot Tor uice lunch
room Call, write or phone
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS. si3 y. Y. ave.
WANTED about September ]. a modern
store for established merchant tailorins.
rent must be reasonable Address BOA
fol, Times Once
FOR RENT-Bowiing alleys and pool tables.
Apply J. G. vANE. Hotel Byrd. Colonial
Beach. Va !
ALL THESE ARE BARGAINS.
Notion. grocery. etc. ne: ST and o--- slIe
Grocery 18th St: sales $50 day--.-.-..... 500
Lunch room: transfer junction. $50
Second hand furniture store n.y.. 20
Cigar and soda store. corner y. E--...- fcV
Bakery, confectionery, etc-.-...-.--.....-. 100
Grocery. corner on Ga. sve.........-...... 80
Tnnrh room, near 18th and Pa ave.. 500
Grocsrv t,apiIoI Heights, Md........... l. 600
Soda candy. etc, on 9th ST. y. w. Loo
Dining ana lunch room. 18th st....-,..-.- 1,i5o
Ra-ber shop: location best................ / 80
Ssfe worth IS, 600 one price $500
Conner grocery; one best at........-.....- Ieco
TO BUY OR SELL PLACES SEE US.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BkOkEKs. Az5 =.
FOR RENT-store and dwelling, sSt llth -
s z. Apply to sol B ST s. Z. p. kES-
NEDY. y
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FINANCIAL
The Safest Investments

The Safest Investments
Are those that do not fuctuAts curing dis
turbed cendittons of the money stock mar.
gages), well secured on real estate In the
District Of Columbia. constitute "gilt-edgs''
Investments. They do not depent upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals or cor
porations for their stability. and are exempt
from taxation as personal property. We can
supply such Investments In amounts from
ssco upward. Send for booklet Concerning
Loans and Investments"
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO.,
IA 18th ST. n. ".
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FOR RENT-Store and dwelling. 3S4 Ilth st
s. z. Apply to sol 81 5. Z. p Ken
| NEEDY i
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LOST AND FOUND

FLAT BILLBOoK containing IS in bills, car
tickets. and small change: lost in Palais
Royal or between there and Boston House.
Reward. finder return TO NJ. II. NJ. Times Of
nee
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DIRECTORS:

George w. Gray.
william D. Hoover.
George Howard.
Reginald s. Huidekops:.
o. II. P. Johnson.
Thomas R Jones.
Victor Kaufman.
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A PROGRESSIVE. MEETING

Inc frogressives according to
otenons pt oa announcements Gen met
~ tne JAH.Ville' Church
I oouse where the <, colony is locat.
I g. 81 g .lE' - o'clock ,'l and the meeting
M.e opsnea oy singing throng.
lng 2 % JAAHl;Ville, "a a the County
chairman notyet arrived squire.
GILES took the chair and opened
sne meeting by; giving 2 ti1e pro.
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Times Hard.

r, There isone class of meu wnu
would; like to put on the face uf
the present that every thing is
hourishing, this class is the
money gods, while the poor class
IS suffering in ALL parts Of the
country. Aud many hundreds
Of children Is crying for bread,
This is your good times at
present. IN
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Published Every Thursday

Entered rs secon d: c,as.
"'0tte' November 3rd. 1910 at
the Pest-odsce at Brushyknob
no. under Ike act : of
March 3rd. 1870. 80 F.. ~.
The CREssEr has been run.
ming at different other places
and Post Offices before this
date.
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THE PRoGREss1vEs will put
'ousa ticket of good clean men.
And they will be elected on their
merits.
County Chairman Hon, Mr..
Dobyns- made one Of the finest of
talksat the Progressive meeting
ON last Sat. 80 did, Squire Giles.
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TAKE NOTICE.

hev. Mccall will preach the
1urnal OF the Eds little children
on Sat: 30th. at II O'clock at tno
JAH'Ville Church the furnal
services was changed from Sun.
at IL back to Sat. at II, O'clock
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TO The CREsSEY',
Continued from last week.

i
Continued from last week.
The obies. Of this week is t
show that there is q prophet al
ter Christ. who is TO do a erea
work on earth. We sball bro
duce, first. the following quota
tion in behalf ofsthe character:
.NowI say. That the hsit a
long as he ID. q child differett
nothing from / servant, though
he be Lord Of all. 4
But is under tutors and gov
ernors until the, time appointed
OF the father" (t,al. ii -
The first thought on this, tha,
we have is, that,it has direct ref
erence to Christ: but it has not,
Tor the language itself puts it in
the future tense. It has refer.
ence to the character that Christ
speaks Of, in this language:
He that hath an ear let him
hear What the Spirit saith unro
the churches: to him that over.
cometh will l give to eat of, the
hidden mamma and will give him
a white stone and in the stone a
Lew name written which no man
knoweth saving he that receiv.
eth it.
And be that overcometh and
keepeth my works unto the end,
to him will I give power over the
nations; And he shall rule them
with a rod of iron as the vessels
OF potter shall they be- broken.
to shivers; even as / received of
my Father.
And / will give him tt.e morn.
Ing star, REV 2-17 " 2G-27j
28,) Il
This scripture has no refer.
eace tp Christ, for Christ is the
ole that is doing tie talking to
tcha; for as i5e says,
The Revelation of Jesus
Christ wtt''tcs4h ''tics4h 65od Z oj gave unto him
to shew unto bis servants things
which must shortly come to,
pass; and he sent and signitfed it
bv his angel unto his servant !:
John > (Rev. 1t,
Yes this was a revelation from
Sod to Christ. after He had been
'n earth, and bad returned. and
He was to shew it to His ser.
rants embracing that which
must shortly come to pass.
And with his servant, the
character; who is to rule all ma. /
ions with rod of iron, this was
spoken of showing what follow.
d His adyeat Into. the world.
For Cnrist himself crowns +
lin with the LAuRELs or HEAv. /,
IN: For He says. /,
Him that overcomath will r.,
make I pillar in the temple of ).
ny God and be shall 60 no more
ut: and I will write upon him
be name OF my God and the
'ame of the city of my God
which is new Jerusalem which
ometn down out Of heaven from
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Rur Probate Judge.

We-are authorised to announce
g. ". Mason Of Tedrick as a
csnaaate for Probate Judge Of
Douglas County subject to the
action at the Progressive PARTY
:prinsry.>
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The PRoGREssrvEs should
waken up now, a ticket will be in
the field. And we want to see
many make their announcement.
for the offices that they think
that they can ill.,.
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my God and I will write upol
him my new name" (Rev. 3.12
There is no one, but what cal
SEQ that this is not Christ; for i
is Christ speaking just what a,
, will do for some one else, wht
; He was going to make him tht
heir Of His earthly possession
; For He promises US in the time
Of this same characters soiourr
On earth. great and precious
promises. For He says. :.
And when the chief Shep.
herd shall appear ye shall
receive a crown Of alory thAa
fadeth not away I Peterk-4,
This Chief Shepherd who is to
appear m the last days. must be
one whu enters into.5 the work
thru Christ. Az He says.
but he that entereth in by
the door is the Shepherd of the
sheep. St. John 1912.
Christ is the door. As He say.
Then said Jesus unto them
again Verify, verify I say unto
you. ! am the door Of the sheep
I Il am the deor; by me if any
man enterrin, he.shall be saved,
and shall, go in and out, and find
pasture. st. John 1O-7-0.
Now Christ is the Good Shep.
herd--and the door, And the
Shepherd tthe Character) has
to enter in at the door, and then
he becomes the Shepherd of the
sheep; to him the porter (spirit)
opene.h, and the sheep hear bis
voice. The Reader will plainly
see the difference between the
Shepherd and the Good Shep.
herd. ,,.-% o... /
IL is just like a wheel ir a wheel. |
The Shepherd in the Good Shep. |
herd. The prophet calls the !
Shepherd, in one place the
grounded staff. AS you see.
And the Lord shall cause his
glorious voice, to be heard and
shall shall shhew ttl11e the lighting down Of.
his arm with the indignation Of
bis anger and with the flame Of
q devouring fire with scattering
and tempest and hailsts1e,
And in every place where the
grounded staff shall pass, which
The Lord shall lay upon him it
shalt be with taorets and harps
md in battles OF shaking will he
light with it, Isiah 30-3O-32
The same Character is spoken I
II in this language, And q man
shall be as an hiding place from
he wind and q covert from the
;empest: as rivers of waters ia a
Try place as the shadow OF a
great rock in a weary land. And
he tyes Of them that see shan,
'ot be dim, and the ears OF them 4
nat hear shall hearken," Asa. II
'2-2-3,) i
The first verse of this same !
'hapter has reference to Christ,
he second, to the Character, I
he third 70 those who join in I
With the Character. Again.
1hrist' teaches us that He will
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NoTlCE

The Colony, ,grist mill will run
on every Saturday-and will only
grind Oh Saturdays,
COLONY TRUSTEES.
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HOW. CAN WE MAKE
BETTER TIMES.


LIE: US get more Christ in our
government and things then will
begin to change very quick. But
this daeSnot suit political leaders
There is not enough money in it
for them. The Progressive par.
'ty has promised to have Christ
in their politics.
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W: XII brusnyknob Mo- Thursday, May 28h 1914 No IT,

send q man Al you will see In
this language:
For I ssy unto you,ssYe> shall
not see me heneeforth till ye
shall say. Blessed Is be that
cometh in the name Of the Lord.
(Matt.22-89.)
No, you will not see Christ
any more. until you see the Son
Of man who will come in the
name Of the Lord. For. Christ
promised that He would write
His new name on this same
Character and this shsll be- his
mission For He says.
',lVhen she.seny Of msu shall
come in bis aloryAnd all thu holy
angels with htln then shall he
sit upon the throne Of his glory:
And before him shall -bt 1athsr.
ed all nations and be shall sepa...
rate them one from anothsrass 4
shepherd divideth bis shespfron
the goats; And he shall .set fhs
sheep on his right hand but sthe
goats on the left. Then shall thu.
King say unto them on his-risht
hand. Come ye blessed a. nv
Father: inherit the kipgdona pre-.
pared for you,from the founda.
tion of the word:' Matt. 25-
81 toF34) "@
Yes this Son of man must do
the separation and Christ will
place the sentance upon them.
He occupying the throne, and
being the King. The prophet
Haggai setstorth this Character
IN q prophecy as talking TO Ter.
abbabel. True there was a. Zsr.
,bbabel lived. But in this. pro.
'hesy there i, I, things that no
nan has yet done. Hence it
must I've aprophesy for the Char.
lcter, that Christ said He would
'end, The prophet Zechariah's
eachinss is nearly all on the
mission belonging to this same
'haracter. ! 3
Again we turn to Eek. .21st.
hap. and'a great portion of the
91ssion of the Character there
act fo1th especially notice the
'7l4-7l9vs.) Bg,leading you Ito
hese scriptures is leading you
ack into the old paths, spoken
+ by t1er.9-16) = .:y
Again this man is spoken of
,(2nd, Kings 4-42) Again read
Ter. r.15-lo-16-21,) Read Uer33 s
-6! Then turn to lEzek. .3-25)
We again quote you these
criptures. 80 r, !. :
And I win raise up faithful
riess that shall do accor ding 10
lat which Is in mine heart AMI
my mind, and l will build him
sure house tnd he shall walk
efore mine anuointed forever.
And it shall come to pass that
.sry one that il left in thine
ouse shall come and crouch to
IN Tor piece Of silver anil
orsal Of bread an shall say. Put
o ! pray thee into one Of the
rest offices that l may eat a
eco Of bread" Il San. 2 5.36l
G. E, Cooper.
To Be Continued.
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NOTICE,

The meeting of the 18th. of
June at this place is pssponed
until the 9th. remember this.
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WORLD sCREssET
Rev. l.. S. GARRETT. ED.
PUBn1sttERs,

N. e.. Garrett. M. M. Bowers
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SUBSCRIPTION

|H2'0soEky n A t7'1nc-.
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7
part OF your biography that it so terrified YOU in
the Tatlcr2"
She seemed suddenly TO become once more like croa-
turc Of stone Her whisper scarcely reached his
you are wondering that
Doesn't it seem rcasonabc?~ he asked. Your dis
ike of him is little extreme. isn't It, You must have
met many men Of his type. You have not wished them
all dead"
She drew her arm quietly away from his. You are
right, She said slowly Lord Lakcnham is connected
with what YOU call that mysterious part Of my boera-
ply. Take me somewhere Jcruyn, where can be
really alone and III tell you-Il tell you; although
don, think the world will ever be quite the place
20 me again
He shook his head looking at her all the time with
q smile upon his lips and a look in his eyes which
The things a woman Graves for more than anything i'm
the world from the man She loves you baby hc
murmurcd 81 haven't the least curiosity II woullu
interest me in the slightest. Why DO YOU pu yourself
through such purgatory Of imaginings, Nothing 'la.
YOU could say or could tell me would make the slightest
difference. Nothing can alter what YOU are, what
know That YOU are. You see, am concced enough 'o
believe absolutely in myself well as in you. Let u5
steal off into the library and have tea there alone. MI
these young people will DO very well without u.s. We
have heaps of plans 20 make yet
They had -rocd across the lawn Of the garden
paths She looked ar him for q momcn, with eager
ness that had in ii something almost fierce. Then She
broke into q little peal Of laughcr-r,al natural, de-
lghtful laughter She more herself; her eyes
bcsought him, tantalized him.
IF only they couldn't us, she whispered, "ani
you weren't 50 tall
He took skilful turn to the left These laurel
bushes he assured her. ARE dense as a brick wall,
and as regards my height
Her arms were round his neck, holding him tighter
and tighter He was amazed of their 'rongth. you