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The Washington times., 1914-02-16
TRADING IS MEAGER
ONLOCAL EXCHANGE
Capital Traction Is Firm-Big
Mortgage by Swift & Co.
Recorded.

The trading was meager on the local
stock Exchange today. The total trans
actions I'm stocks amounted only to
iTenty-seven shares and in bonds to
S1.Joo The only feature was the firm
ness of Capital Traction. The quota
lions on call were lOS2s II 100. hut none
came out. After call 1894 had to be
paid for a ten-share lot.
The other stocks sales We're Of five
shares of MerEenthaer at 2l6ii; ten
shares of District National Bank at
1872. and two shares of Washington Gas
at 81. The bond sales were OF Si,Vvo OF
Potomac Consolidated 5S AZ lefs Lhu
800 of Capital Traction SIS at los.
A first mortgage agreement between
Swift & Co. Chicago. and the First
Prust and Savings Bank and Emile
8Oisot. Chicago, trustees. securing
loan Of s50.OeDOCG per cent sinking fund
gold bonds was recorded today at the
offices Of the Recorder of Deeds. The
agreement between the Two companies
was entered into February ,. ls'!-
Fhe loan is secured b. the holdings
- the swift Company in seventy dlt-
fercnt jurisdictions, Of which Washing
ton is a consd srable factor.
The repayment will take cfiect as the
Eonds become mature with interest at
, per cent, the entire loan being re
payable by July !, lg4l-
The money thus secured will he eln-
nIoyed in Exchanging, retiring, re-
funding, or repayinS at or before ma
turity outstanding oblisations Of the
company for the enlargement improve
ment, extension, and equipment of its
plant and properties and other corpor-
ate uses.
The Washington times., 1914-02-16
RATE SUSPENSION
DEPRESSES MARKET
Recessions Are General When
News of Interstate Conn.,
merce Action Is Known.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1G.-The further
suspension by the Interstate Commerce
Commission of the per cent advance
in freight rates for the Eastern rail-
roads was the visible hinge upon which
the stock market took swing down
ward today. The market opened easier,
but recession soon came which car
ried the bulk of the list point or
more below Saturdays close. Copper
went off to 75at: Steel. to 65Iz; Reading,
to 1868. and Union fell to 16lst.
There We're exceptions to the gem
eral trend, however Westinghouse
advanced x: Western Union gained
2h; Central Leather rose over a point;
Telephone gained q Illinois, n Ice.
a fraction. and Guggenheim and Cen
eral Electric were firm. The Rock
Island issues were down within half
n point.
The subtreasury lost S13S6.000 to
the banks Saturday. making.a a net loss
of s525,O00 since Friday
The Standard Oil Company, of New
Jersey. has declared the regular quar-
terly dividend of IS q share
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

HALF INTEREST in moving picture an.
stcrcop;Icon business. 10 party wIth $50.
IL Ach ROOM near Il. L. station; one o.
the best in city; receipts s55 n"r day;
cheap rent.
LUN,H ROOM. near Postoffice SEQ this
and you will buy.
Lunch ROOM, Ith st; rent So: aslIiIIS 500
ROoMING HOUSE. 9th ST " ": h. W.
heat: 'ulI Of roomers: must he sold. ask
inp S3cU
RoOMING House. Grant pl.. near 10Th
y. ". L rooms: full "i roDmsrs S5I5.
ENCiI Si\ r. rOuining and boarding houses
at all prices: also hotels.
GROCERY. on he Heights: cheap rent:
fresh stock. Iars" trad. rvic" :l.-n"
WANT El--For .. sh client. small -sroCeTy:
also dining room III aplr;U. nj n"us'.. Sec
us Ia nuy OF -"li. .ni =d.' iiIu,
MARSHALL Rus. HErkEl:S. "I2 y. y. av.
CORNER GROCERY. y F.. rent ~. re-
ceIIss H.7" month; "wner going on his
farm and sell 1T invoice or $i5"
DRY GOODS. notion. and confectionery store:
no opposition. nice living rooms: bczL Of
reasons Tor selling: prico right
srEcrAr-Eoou!ng house clearing SEQ
m"n,h. $50. Motion picture thclt,r,
v"i"". l.unrh room. pric,' attractive.
Cigar store. si"o; terms BARBER sh~p.
b.SI ~ Ave. at 81 o." ''hick"n bUslurss.
CIV. away at $500 For quick. saris:lc-
tory results se" us If sou wish t" Gny
NEW YORK TrsINE.SS BROKERS. Ite3 F
WANTED no Buy an established real es-
tate business. will employ owner and help
il satisfactory. Address Box - Times Of
ncc.
FOR SALE-No. l saloon III Baltimore. Md.
Mixed trade BON 20. Times office.
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DSaths.

Mary e. Straub. 30 years. ana Georgia ave-
John H. Gordon. IS years, 1901 New Jer.e,
avenue northwest.
John q. May, 81 years. Government Asylum
Francis Tinsman, "a years 9eorRatovu Cnf.
Sersity Hospital.
Steven e n. Buchanan. 81 years, as0
street northwest.
Louisa A. Mclean. - years. IA Tws.sssSa
John s. Harrison. 90 years. Providence Hss-
pital.
Frank l.. Lyies. Is years. aOi shsrman ave.
nue. northwest
Thomas F. Mckeever, . years, 1905 Sixth
Catherine Gross, 81 years. So Myrtle street
norJ beast.
taenr,etta Byrne. So years. Garfield Hos
Walter Dyer. 20 years, Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
John Mitchell. a. years. 1913 H street north
Elizabeth Bowling. 81 years. II and Third
streets northeast.
Anne Nusent. S. years, 122s B street south
Anna x. Adams. 81 years. 1881 street
Christopher C. Teabower. 81 years. 4a l
Charles Z. Madden. 60 years. sibIsy Hos
pital.
Josepnlne NJ Wood. 50 years. I.os Eleventh
street northwest
Richard F. DeLacey. q years. "a Rhode
Island avenue northeast.
Patrick McGee. s. years. Us Massachusetts,
avenue northwest.
Kate B. Sherwood. y years. Congress Hall
Hotel.
Hezel.ah J.. cawood. Is years. 7os Eighth
street southeast.
Rebecca A. Hunton. 81 years. 1127 Thirteenth
street northwest.
William B: Lord. s6 years. Garfield Hospital.
Helen White, Is years. Providence Hospital.
Sister Silveria Krauss, 81 years. Providence
Hospital.
Muriel E Brown. , months, rs Twelfth
street southeast
Infant OF Thomas and Edna Taylor. hours,
16QS d street southeast
Basil Roy. l3 years. Freedmen's Hospital.
William II. Smith. 42 years, SIS w street
John Roberts. 30 years. III II street south
west
Emily Richardson. . years. tuberculosis
Hospital
John sales. IS years. Government Hospita,
for the Insane.
Fannie jackson. 80 years. 1se7 Sixteenth
street northwest
Ida Jones. 81 years. 1916 Temperance ave
nue. northwest.
Mary E. Nixon, 81 years. 1917 Second street.
Edward Perry. IL months Freedmen's Hos
pital.
Janet L Bowdler, 9 months. sl1 B street
Splrhea4t
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LEGAL NUIiCtS
NRAD II. sYME AND JAMES FRANCIS

CONRAD H. SSME AND JAMES FRANCIS
IN THE sUPREME CUuKI OF THE DIS
IRlCT OF COLUMBIA. HOLDING A
DIS nit CoURr. IN RE: ine opening
the district OF Columbia, bounded py iitn ST.,
fark Road, Sherman Avenue ana Lamont
street. DlsI kICr COURT 40. lcs9. Notice
Is hereby given that the Commissioners OF
the District OF CoiumbIa, pursuant % the
provisions OF section lsle to section lsls J.
inclusive. oil the coae OF law Tor the Distr.ct
oi Columbia, have filed a petition In this
court praying the conaemnation OF the land
necessary Tor tne openins and wideninS o.
an alley IN Square Gil. in the district OF
Coiumuia. as SHOWN On plat may died
with the sad petition, part tnereOf
ana praying also that jury o. hse tudiSi Sious
disinteres,ed men, not related to any person
interested in these proceeaings ana NOT in
the service or employment OF the District
oil Columbia or OF the United states. be sum-
moned by the Uni.ed states marshal Tor
tho District of Columbia to assess the dam
ages each owner Of land to De taken may gus
tain oy reason OF the opening ana widening
OF said alley. and the concentration or the
land necessary Tor the PURPOSES tnereoI and
10 assess as Uenehts resulting therefyoan the
entire amount OF said damages. including the
expenses OF these proceedings. upon eacn lot
OF part of lot or parcel OF land In the squar.
or block in which said alley or MINOR street
lot, part Of lot or parcel OF ground in the
squares or blocks confron. Ling the square in
which said alley Or minor street lie to be
opened and wfdened, as provided for In and
by the aforesaid code of law. 1t Is by tho
court, tbs 3rd day o: February. A. D. 1871.
Ordered, That all persons having any inter-
est In these proceedings be. and they ars
hereby, warned and commanded to appear in
this court before the 2Ith day OF
February, a. u. 1914, at ten o'clock A n
and continue in attendance until the court
shall have Dlade Its final order ratify.ny and
confirming the award Of damages and the
assessment OF benefits OF the jury to be en-
paneied and sworn herein; and IL Is further
ordered that a copy Of this notice and order
be published once in the Washington Law
Reporter. and twice a week for two success
siye weeks in the Washington Evening star
the Washington Post and The Washington
Times, newspapers published in the said !,
District, before the said 24th day of E'ebru-
AIRY, A. ID. 1913. IL Is further ordered that a |
copy o, this notice and order be served by |
the United States marshal. or his deputies,
upon each OF the owners Of the fee of the |
land to be condemned herein may be ]
found by the said marshal. or his deputies,
" thin the District Of Columbia before the |
said 9th day Of February. A. d. 1871. By |
the court WRIGHT. Justice. lSeaD true 1
copy. Test: J. n. YOUNG. Clerk. By +.
E. CUNNINGHAM. Asst Clerk
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

Ioines. at Tampico;
Rrid, at Miami: Reid. Monaghan.
Sl"r"tt, Flusser. Terry. and Pres
ton. at Key West: Glacier. at Quay
haas. Rhode .=irud. at Vera Cruz:
.;"orvia. Nebraska, and Virginia, at
N"ra Cruz; orion, At Gu"capayalo
bay: Nashvili. : Guantanamo
lI"ncl@v. VI Warrington, Mccall Dray-
ion, Birmingham. Nayr:irt. WyUm-
ing, Nefeus. and Jason. at Guam
lanamo: Prair.". an0 FaHcock. At
Pensacola.
sSlerrtt, F!usse~. Ter
~, AMI I'rt tsJ1E. from Miami. f.F.
Key " est: jupij"-, frOrl Trburon.
Al, Cor trial trip: Wheeling from
iuantaramo, for Port d" Prix and
apo H4itien, Eagle from Port au
Prime. fo~ Nonaives: CIIc"a. from
Hampton Roads for Norfolk: FlCri-
da, Utah, and delaware. from Qua
"araya"o bay, for the east coast Of
Mexico.
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LOST AND FOUND.

EJ'FF with god cuN button. engraved in
IiIal ~. I..tw-.-I<si0fr MH-s. ave. y. W
and Government Prshtin" DffiCc. Return {"
1854 Mass. ave. aUG T.-r. i've reward.
hANDi:AG- Black siIk. containing commit
tuition ticket L" hrtmor", Pa. and Purs'.
Hiid r"sarN l;s . ~. y. ". Reward
~ RISE SmaII; I"U!nd ut Congregational
church. Friday morning. In II me uIDn"y.
Party cali at $50 y. IN. a. l5iI -. y ".
WsTC'H-'old. on I;o"k Creek Cemetery
lin. near soldiers Iiurn": Indv'~ watcI.
with hihys picture. Liberal reward II re
turned 10 rr 3d -.
SEAL. SKIN MTEF Saturday afternoon.
Literal reward il returned to -. 9Th st.
y ". or ph"n" y .A'l.
SUIT CASE OIL HrUol.Irni car Reward II
',turn'd 20 l-25 Lawrence St. Y T. az
i,!"n" North T5l2
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Chicago Grain Market.
City News Notes

Congressman Martin q. Madden of
Illinois addressed the congregation of
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church last
night. his subject being Duties and
Responsibilities of the American Ciii-
zen" The speaker urged his hearers
law, and frugality.
The Liberal Religious Union of All
Saints Unitarian Church. Fourteenth
and L streets northwest. enjoyed a
travelogue by Mrs Louis A. Bauer last
feature. Next Sunday Thomas W. Sid
we'll will lecture on The Ideals OF
Youth, and How to Keep Them"
The Rev DR.. c. Everest Granger. in Il
sermon to the young men of the Gunton-
Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church
last night, told how a young man may
get out of the rut OF evil ways. DR..
Granger emDha sized the assertion that
the Word OF God was the only depend
able guide to morality. truth. and
charity.
The Women's National Rivers and
Harbors Congress VIII meet today at
the residence of Mrs. \. II. Pearce, 12U2
Eighteenth street northwest. 4 social
session will be held at the Raleigh on
Wednesday evening, when Mrs. Anna
katherine Greene. the novelist. will be
one OF the guests.
Rehearsals for the athletic benefit con-
cert have been begun by the Mems Glee
Club. OF George Washington University.
The benefit will take place in the as
sCmbly hall Of the university March 4.
5, ana 6. The officers OF the club are:
Leo &. Terry, president; j. !. Burgess,
secretary; y. p. Harrison. treasurer.
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Realty Transfers

E s,-.7.I sou l"asi, hrtW"-D Twelfth ami
Thirtr,.u;h sfrcrrs-IiaIrN &. KIT" "t TX. t.
Alice ~ Monroe. lot l'", sTuar: 1ci.. so.
Tar-y Farm Z. 'll>b"r"u"h Walker - uX. L"
= !, $50 J. Banks. lot =. section =. Si".
Col.u...ricur .h,.rL- Hoi-hl- .'rrnlyu II.
Arms In Jcssi~ NJ. Ii"IIuu. lots 10 and ii.
E1s.h -. SO.
I:u,r, illr-Jnhn +. collins - al TO Joseph
Gant,, parcel lot :. s""ti'" @. e."
r,urtc"r-aHd-a-ha -half street r"rl beast. h'--
~ en- !. aud = sIrc"is-HOwarL IIivcrsity
tu H. L.atarr Lewis. lots =. - anc 20.
square 1865. SO
Inglcsid,-H I.I,ane Lewis ., yr t. How
s.d rniycrs-ty. lois -. =, '", lr2. I"".
Eio~k Il. SO.
Addition tn - Dro' Park iarIcs W king
81 ny ro David NJ and Ma Z. Fisher, 10;
it. s,i.ar" -. SO.
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Army and Navy
ARMY.

4 board to CONSIST or Col. CHARLES
RICHARD. medical corps, Lieutenant
Colonel CHAMP c. McCULLOCH.
Jr, medical corps: Major EUGENE
r. WHITMORE, medical corps is
appointed to meet in this city to re-
view proceedings and findings OF
medical examining boards.
First Lieutenant JOHN +. HERE
FORD, medical reserve corps, now
at San Francisco. Cal, to Fort Dade,
Fla, for duty.
First Lieutenant ELMER s. TENEY.
medical reserve corps. now at San
Francisco, Cal, to Fort Baker. Cal.
for duty.
Major ALBERT c. DALTON, quarter
master corps. TO this city and report
to Chief of the QuarIerma ster Corps
for temporary duty.
Second Lieutenant RUSSELL A. OS-
NUN, coast artillery corps, to Fort
Trotten, \. y.
Second Lieutenant l. A L r +, y { L
WATTS. coast artillery corps, now
attached 10 the li1st COMPANY. is
assigned thereto.
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Vital Records.
Birhs.

Andrew ID. and Effie johnson. girl
w iiliam and Anna 4. Freeman, boy.
frank and Lioois Foer. boy.
Hichard Al. and Mary y. Dement,, girl
Martin 7. and Olga NJ dryden, girI.
Alfred VI. anu Mary A. Coulter girl
James and blanche johnson, boy,
Ricnard and Elizabeth Cant, girl
isaac and Vie soria Dale boy
John NJ. and Pauline Brooks, girl.
Louis h. and Lillian Bush, gi:i
Dan and Eva Donfria, girl.
Sharies II. and blanche ID. Kendall G.f
John and Jane Jones. girl
Dellie and Anna Moifrey. boy. -
Ernest L. and Anna l.. Kidwell, girl
Bert l.. and Lillian A Shaffner, boy
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Funerals

Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Green
Van Arsdale, at th" Imperial, tomorrow
al o'clock.
Funeral s,.r-i"es l"r Mis. Kate
Brownlce Shcl wood at the Congress
Hall today 1t o'clock.
Funeral services for Richard r. lie
Lacy, at - Martins Church, tomorrow
at 70 O'Clock.
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Obituary Notes

MRS. ANNA GREEN VAN AIRS
DALE. at her apartments in the I'M
perial. February u.
MRS KATE BKOWNLEE SHEER
WOOD. at the Congress Hal Hotel,
February 10.
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DEATHS

BEACkETT-on saturday. February II 49,
AT p. m, at h.s residence. iS,o Pax
road. Major FRED BRACKETT
Funeral from his late residence ~ f::0
.. m. Tuesday. February H. 1914 Burf n
at Arlington National Cemetery.
minneapolis. MihB., and Baltic, Nd,
papers please copy.)
De 1ACY-On Saturday February IA, fa :.
az 2:5l a. m, at his residence, "a Rhou..
Island avenue northeast, RICHARD e. re
De Lacy (nee Ryan,.
Funeral Monday. February Is. 1914, at 70
.. m, from ST. Martins Church. Friend
ana relatives invited. Interment private
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Tcday's Sales on
The Local Exchange

MergenthaIer. 5d216i4.
District National Bank, laalip2.
After call-Capital Traction 5s, S5S4
IGS
Potomac Consolidated SIS, s1.0oplo07s.
Washington Gas, 2ISi
Capital Traction, 10dl99l4.
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The Fire Record

2:23 y. NJ. Sunda --BO> 81. 40
J .ieVcnIh street northwest. s.
To- Il. m.-NO. engine COMPANY on
'ycsl to British embassy, 1870 ConneCti-
, IT avenue, no damage.
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New York Market.

Quotations received by w. e. Hibbs & Co..
members New York Stock Exchange wasn-
tnSton Stock Exchange and Chicago Board
sf Trade. Hibbs Building
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BONDS
New York Cotton Market.

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& Plant Co hl5 - q
Open. High. Low. l2:i5
March ............ l22G ~ l2-6 l2.27
May .............. I2.0I - ll.93 lls9
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New York Curb Market.

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Hartman & Co.. New York: g. r. Chiprnan
Manager Ioca! branch. Colorado brildlnE
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FOR RENT-H0USES
Unfurnished.

FOR RENT
42l5 Sth st. NV. rooms, bath. 80. go
322 1st ST. Sc, rooms, water....-. 125O
i326 + la. ave. NV, r and bath. 32- 30
I222 Blair road NV, s rooms, bath,
hot water heat. at................... $50
1923 18th ST. Ne, rooms, bath...-.--. 2o-oo
S23 18th st. me-, rooms. bath. 1850
26 K St me-, ] rooms, bath........ %. 80
COLORED
212l 9th St nw.................. .sl5.59
baths .............................5 500
l6 Brewers court ne............. 1850
APARTMENTS.
1916 10Th st. NV, rooms and water. 1915
End floor. 4l6 10th ST nw...-....-.. 25.0O
Colored.
First hOor, 10lS lst ST. NV. s20.5o
LOUIS +. SHOEMAKER,
22O Southern Bldg.
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Marriage Licences.

Martin kraesky, Of LAUREL Nd. and CAN
crime II. Clarke, of washington
Mensi ,as,, Nordin and Mipnie Garvitch. of Wash
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ROOMS AND BOARD

MASS. Az r. y. W. itNI-NiCciy furnisneI 4
front room. all cOnsenIenccs wIJh cXc-Il-nJ
home board; $40 month Tor Tor room and
LOard
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Is6 18th STREET y. ".
rooms. bath. latrobes. good condition
VIII rent cheap to responsible colored ten
ant Rent to start March !.
JOHN W. CHlLDRESS. l4i3 II st. ". W.
FOR RENT. COLORED. SIS B ST. s. E..
rooms. SIS; in good condition. ID. NJ
GOODACRE. 261s University place n. W.,
or CiIy Hall. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICES

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF THE DIS
TRICT OF COLUMBIA, February Is, 1914
Notice Is hereby given that. In conformity
to law, the pamphlet containing list Of
taxes IN arrears on real property In the
district of Columbia on the LIST day Of
July, 1913, also all assessments subject to
saie; has been printed. A copy thereof will
pe delivered to any taxpayer applying there
ior at the Office of the collector OF taxes
OF the District OF Columbia, and " tho
taF or assessments due. together with the
penalties and costs that may have accrued
thereon. shall not be paid prior to the day
named Tor sale. namely the 10th day OF
March. 1914. the property involved Will be
sold under our direction at public auction,
AT the Office of the collector OF taxes OF the
District OF Columbia. commencing on the
SAID iotn day OF March. 1914. between the
O'Clock In the afternoon. and continuing
each following day. Sundays and legal hol. -
days excepted, until all such delinquent
property Is sold. OLIVER p NEWMAN
FREDERICK l.. SIDDONS CHESTER
HARDING. Commissioners Of the District OF
Columbia
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| FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.I

59c. WEEKLY PAYMENTS. o0c.
DAVIS SEWING MACHINES
Sl6 UP. easy payments; sI2 up cash.
Free repair estimates. :l3 3th NV Ph. NJ 1858
HoRNLEss GRAFoNoLA-A case with 40
records. eo4 Harvard St n. W.
S10O CASH, UPRIGHT PIANO. used
O1VV one month.
c17E CASH, STANDARD UPRIGHT,
C1 ~ brand new.
1901 q Street.
. BARGAINS for quick sale: d. Ii. No. .
Wheeler & Wilson. $ltoo: d. II. Singer.
fl5: $s2-66-i-7 DIR. SIS. 2lo9 i4th st. y. w
FINE DECORATIONS AND WALL PAPER
ING. Phone Main ,527 or order by postal,
fof Immediate attention.
ARTHUR J. HoUGHToN. SIS F St N. W.
ss5 CAsH-Upright piano; used mon hs:
cost 500; In perfect condition. BOX 2is.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wANTED-Furniture for cash. Sell your
goods to the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and X.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for old gold. silver
and diamonds FOR MANUFACTURING
PURPOSES.
sAKS OPTICAL CO.. 7os eth st. N. W.
HIGHEST CASH price paid for worn clothing:
either Ladies' or gentlemens: send postal
will GALL. 3. TARsHES. i3os 7th vt. n. W.
SPOT CASH paid for counters. show cases.
nj mel
ehandise OF every description bought. Ed
GAR BAUM. s22 z St Phone n. 7isa
PERSONAL !
HIGH CLASS DRESSMAKING
Evening and other gowns altered; nisne 81
reference. EDITH MCCAIN. 1900 18th st.
INDIG z TIoN. BAD
r..ss fT s w rs 'ns iS sos
You'll not regret the purchase. FINE FOR
CHILDREN. Druggists 1oc and 3 cents.
c. ". CLARK positively denies that he
stated In the papers. Il
ARE YOU SICK OR RUPTURED? My arug-
less treatment restores health; new truss
free for ruptured. Write. / will call
DOELL. fsychopathist. 1916 Eye n. W.
MR. A. SIMPSON.
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGER
Reading. One Dollar: Hours, 10 q. m. to !
, m. Phi. Main 1865. Residence, s07 10th nw
CHIRoPRACTIC DRCGLEss HEALING.
All diseases treated from the nerve centers !
II the spine by adjustments. BY hand. H. I
". O'BRlANT. 81 1lth St y. w.
MISS STURN MeaisnF'as f4eas%rns and an ,,,s scalp
\ w. Sd floor.
DETECTIvE SERVICE. I
'HONE MAIN Z523. OFFICES OPEN ALL J
HOURS. LICENSED; BONDED, FOUNDED /
So. EXPERT SECRET SERVICE ANY '
cAUSE, ALL SECTIONS. THE SERVICE I
THAT COSTS MORE But DOES MORE"
dORGAN BRADFORD. JR., PRINCIPAL. A ,
MISS WELLS and assistant; man.curing
and scalp treatment: hrs
to ;. $50 n. Y. ave. ard noor front.
MRS. u. X. WHEELER.
pist,
hi Eye st. n. W. Phone Main S3ss. =
Wilhelmina Foot Treatment,
1861 Harvard st. Phone Col. 1856
MISS CAIN MANISgEIse MANS 4SEsrAS2- AND
ls 9Th NV. Apt. !. Open ewes. Ph. n. 74zS.
2ENTISTRY-Teeth without ptates; drm.
comfort able. durable. beautiful; no extract
nz. no pain: shrunken faces made normal;
'ainless nlling. DR.. J. L. WILSON. IZ0C
: st. y. ".
MRS. MACE PARTRIDGE.
SPlNOLOGIST.
iii Eye ST. Main 3.95.
aa,aIo,IMNcaacM
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MOTORCYCLES

SECOND-uAND MOTORCYCLES.
A FEW GUARANTEED SLIGHTLY Used
MACHINES LEFT WHICH CAN
EE Bot CHIT At BARGAINS.
Indian Twin. 1871
Indian. singlc. .-spcvi Sl2J
Harley davidson, all models.
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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-02-20
CANNOT FIND
 WOMAN'S BODY In Spite of Untiring Work of 50 VoI- unteers Working Night and Day.
 Find Her Glove.

The body of Mrs. Lizzie Stropp. who was caught in the Keystone Can yon slide, has not been recovered in spite of the efforts of a volunteer crew of men numbering between thirty-five and fifty who have worked all night and today trying to find the body of the unfortunate woman. The efforts are being continued and it is hoped that they will be successful. Mayor Ritchie has taken charge of the relief work and has instructed E. P. Cashman and Carl Schmidt to furnish meals and berths to all relief workers.
 The body of P. o. Bergland was brought to Valdez by Deputy Marshal Al Bowling, Dr. Dalton and the son, who was not caught in the slide, as at first reported. Bergland was dead when taken from the slide but in hopes of resuscitating the man was taken to Wortman's and placed in warm blankets and Dr. Dalton, as sisted by E. P. Cashman and Al Bowling, worked until two in the morning finally abandoning all hope of bringing the man to life.
 George M. Callagay, caught in the slide and brought to town yesterday, is at the Hospital at Fort Liscum suffering with a dislocated knee and bad scalp wounds besides being badly bruised about the body.
 The workers at the canyon today found a glove worn by Mrs. Stropp and are in hopes of finding the body soon although in spite of every effort it may not be uncovered until spring.