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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-05-06
PUEDLOAMS ENJOYED THE
"BLOSSOMIDAY" EXCURSION

Nearly two thousand people went
from Pueblo to Canon City on Sun
day to celebrate the annual "Blos-
som Day" festivities Several hun
dred automobiles made the trip, and
the Denver and Rio Grande ran a
special excurfion. The patronage
exceeded that Of any previous year,
according to reports, and the day was
enjoyed in spite Of the chilliness Of
the weather.
Canon City and vicinity were a pic
ture in bloom. Practically every
fruit tree in the valley. and many on
the mountain sides. we're white and
pink with blossoms. The Skyline
Drive was black with people. In auto
mobiles and on foot.
The Denver and Rio Grande ran
Its special train as far into the Royal
Coarge as the hanging bridge. where
stop of half an hour was made
to enable passengers 70 rambIe up
the steep sides. The train later was
backed to Canon City, where It 70
NAMED until time for the return to
! Pueblo.
In addition to those who made the
trip on the train the auto excursion
conducted By the AFkannae Valley
Auto company was we'll p4tpoeised
soAs $50 Ford cars. ~ well - mum
erous nzk1hines Of other make. Join
cd In the procession which was LED b
Messrs Hurd and McEae. No seriona
trouble was experienced By any Of
tile motorists on the entire trip
Pueblo Star Journal.
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Y. M. c. A.
CAMPAIGN
LAUNCHED
AT DINNER

The big membership campaign to
be conducted by the Y. NJ. c. A. this
week was formally launched at a
luncheon given in the association
dining room at 6:15 Monday evening
at which covers were laid for one
hundred men and boys. 1t is the am
bition of the association to secure
two hundred new members during
the next four days. Ways and
means for its. accomplishment were
outlined and plans laid for making
it a success. The enthusiasm with
which the work has been entered up
on is an assurance of victory.
Owing to the increasing influence
of the Y. NJ. C. A. in this community.
a great deal of interest is being man
ifested by the public in the canvass
for new members and representa-
tives of nearly everx business and
profession in town have been enlisted
in behalf of the movement. The
campaign is to be a whirlwind one
and the splendid organization back
of it can hardly fail to attain the most
sanguine hopes and expectations of
its friends and promoters.
Colorado Springs and Grand juno
tion, as well as Canon City, are to
carry on a Y. NJ. G. A. membership
campaign this week and considera-
BILE rivalry is expected to be develop
ed between the workers in the three
places. Everybody in Canon City is
invited to get into the game and help
the proposition along.
Canon City has no more worthy
and helpful institution than the
Y. NJ. C. A. and every young man
in the community ought to be a
member of it If possible. 1t would
do him good morally. religiously,
physically and intellectually. If par
ents generally knew of the benefits
to be derived from a connection with
the association. every boy would be
urged to become an active member
of the association.
The general activities of the asso-
ciation cover classes in physical
work for grammer school. high school
and working boys. young business
men, a general class Of professional
and older business men. besides
groups for special and individual
work.
It is a great organization for the
advancement Of young men and Mt
them for the responsibilities Of life.
1t is one of the greatest agencies
In the world for the promotion OF
Christian citizenship and high ideals.
II you are not member of the asso-
citation at present, make up your
.imind this week to become one.
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GOLD 1sth sT. RgoIpGMcE

Mrs. N. J. Lamb has nold her resi-
dsnce property ON Fifteenth street
to Mr.. and Mrs. De Los Hull Of Chi
cago who have taken possessIon oe
their purchase and Will make their
homo thore. Mr.. and Mr.. Hun nro
ths parents Of Mrs. Oeorss nlnden.
Mn. Lamb and son. ras'l, len 70.
Day for = short visit With erien1e n
Mo1nlt eeuntr tAleg ~ WlN -
y Canp1a ~ : cAnX ~ lll11~'Ie 1.l'
nllca WllA folaiivc1 q M ~ !.
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Our "JlTNEv" omer-This and Sc
r,oNsr nara0 srrrFQ N,,e ~,,,e .ht.

Our "JlTNEv" omor-This and Sc
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut ont this
slip. enclose with SC to Foley 4 Co.,
Chicago, H.. writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive In
return q trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs. colds and Group; Foley
Kidney Pills. for pains in sides and
back. rheumstism, backache. kidney
and bladder ailments; and Foley
Cathartic Tablets. . wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic. Stout
people enjoy them,
THE CORNER DRUG STORE.
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for visitors at o'clock this r,ling.
BY the dedication OF its new building
today Florence Lodge No. GIL comes
into possession Of a home that in
comfort. palatialness and convent
nience is surpassed by few structures
OF its kind in the state.
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Y.M.C.A. MEMBERSHIP
CAMpAI6M SONG

Ito be Sung TO Tune Of Tipperary)
400 Members In Five Days.
Mr.. J. A. Member was . busy guy In
town
He worked 20 bloomin' steady that
his health wns Shruksa down;
The Doctor ~, Nov Jerry. you
uill have 70 cut e out.
II ypu don't set some sxsrciso. youIl
soon 90 up the spout"
chorua
! "On your daily itinerary
Put the Y. II. c. A.
Tho st's not in the dictionary
You san Join there any day:
Have = taik with the secretary.
The man yo1 cusiit to know.
You can bet your life that you will
find Il
The best place to so.-
Mr.. Member took His tip and went
that very nisEt.
. They showed him how to Fnock hts
ailments hiehsr than kite:
And any man who's on the blink. al
members will allow.
Should follow after Jerry. who's .
double Member now.
Chorus
Mr.. Member came each day-the
change il simply greatl
He now enjoys his daily work and IL
. happy skate:
He tells his friends. by golly. I'm
member thru and thru.
And II you are not dead ones. you
will be member tool"
Chorus
Come along with your Uncle Jerry
To tho Y. NJ. G. A.:
Tho It's not in the dictionary
You can Join there any day:
Have = talk with the Secretary
! The man you ought to know;
You can bet your life that you WIN
nnd II
TIE beat place to 80
! Jorry knows lot Of men with dila-
tory minds,
And 70 he keeps a-rootins like The
81 Klnds;
T. Hes sure that be can ten them whopo
70 cast their N away.
And u Jon follow Jerry you VIII ctten
hear him say:
"come along with Uncle Jerry,
IN. A. LuTBuRRow.
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WILL spGMD eUMMEN IN
Mg0RAokA

M. and NFs. 1obn =. Cook q Pop
lar avonus Linee,d rhfk ~ q Tuee.
~ ~ l,obstS1a Nhsge ~ rEp,ei
Z I.
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FOR Gale-A sood thoroushbrod driv-
ing mare. . ysap "a. EnguiSa 80
oglr1n Ave. 1otts1-itv
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
SALARIES COST MORE
THAN CHARITY WORK
New York Organization Paid
$3.50 During Year to Dis.
tribute Each Dollar.

NEW YORK. Feb. 3.-The annual re-
port Of the Charity Organization Society
shows that In the year ended September
20, 1914, the organization received %, ,s53
calls from homeless persons-6,30 301 more
than In the preceding year-and cared
for S.O55 families, an increase of % per
cent.
Taken by themselves the figures in
The financial statement make 1t appear
dollar.
There was contributed to the general
work fund SlOl .6224 and investment in
come swelled the total to $143. 293. 9S From
Tor miscellaneous purposes, such as sta
repairs sss. ia7.5s.' ~ u'''ofe A''
The income from all sources to the
there there was expended in relief work
$so,5lo, Thus the total income of both
funds. from contributions and from
money invested. was so3sSlS77. The
amount expended in salaries and for the
!niscellaneous purposes enumerated was
lief
Karl de schwrinitz. secretary, ex-
planned mat the general work. fund is
not intended for direct relief. but Is to
enable agents to search out cases Of
distress and bring them to the notice
of the nearest churches.
Ihe report OF the central council says
that with an increasing number Of
families under care the. society is plan
ming and looking ahead for FIVE or six
months. frequently for one or two years,
and occasionally for periods Of five or
six years. An increase In money col
lectcd and spent in carrying out plans
like this means, therefore. an improve
mcnt In the character of the work done
by our visitors Last year there was an
increase of per cent in the amount of
money raised for such purposes.
The report finds that poor housekeep-
ing is frequently the reason for a family
failing to make both ends meet. For
instance. buns are indulged in when
cooked oatmeal would be more nourish-
ing. according to the agents complaints.
The society has deticanS who advise
the poor In matters of food.
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
NEW YORK MARKET
HAS LITTLE ACTIVITY
Practically Marks Time, While
Professionals Turn Atten.
ton to Wheat.

NEW YORK, Feb. 3.--The Stock Ex-
change today pract ically marked time
while the investing public and many OF
the professional traders turned their
attentions to the wheat market. Such
a market as was maintained was en-
tirely professional.
During the first hour the sales were
scarcely $1,000 shares. and the activity
was confined to a few issues. The ma
jority Of these suffered fractional Losses
as a result Of the dullness. Steel COM
mon held comparatively trm,. iiuctuat-
ing between 40N, yesterdays closing
price. and 40is, on sales Of blocks OF a
few hundred shares.
American Cotton Oil Company's stock
was strong advancing LIS points to 4TH
and Virginia Carolina Chemical sold up
nearly 2 points to 223s.
American Sugar Refining. tor several
days an exceptionally strong issue. sold
Off point to 10'h. and Third Avenue,
another of the recent market leaders,
was down point to 46.
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
Duchess of Manchester
Goes to Sanitarium

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. Feb. 3.-The
Duchess Of Manchester has arrived In
Battle Creek to become patient in
sanitarium here. She Is suffering
from nervousness. occasioned by the
recent death of her father and the
legal responsibilities growing out Of
the settlement Of his estate of several
million dollars.
She placed herself under the care Of
physicians Immediately. and has been
advised to remain here quietly for Sow
eral days and to free herself from all
troubles and details in connection with
her fathers estate. She came here
from Cincinnati. her former home
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
Farmer, Fearing Arrest,
Shoes Big Bear Away

EBENSBURG. Pa, Feb. 3.-Fearing
the game laws would result in his arrest
II be shot big black bear which in
sisted on hanging around his barnyard
Amos Paul. Cambria township farmer.
confined his objections to shooing the
bear away, according to the story he
told Lester Larimer. county treasurer.
Paul came to the treasurer's office to
learn what he could do to the bear il
IL insisted on hanging around.
"My folks are getting scared Of that
bear" Paul told Larin.er. land I'm get
ting tired chasing ii away. ! don't
know but it'll turn on me some of these
days and chaw me up. What am !
going to do?'
Larimer assured the farmer that IL
the bear got so close to the house that
the lives or safety Of the inmates were
endangered hc might shoot it to lis
hearts content
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Fate of French Absinthe
To Be Decided Tomorrow

PARIS. Feb. 3.-The chamber of depu-
ties will tomorrow discuss the proposed
tnterdiction of the sale of absinthc.
The report of the committee reporting
the bill says absinthe has the highest
percentage of alcohol of all drinks. and
that its consumption in 1913 was fifteen
times as great as that Of 1895.
,for one case of insanity due to beer.
the committees report says, there are
-FOUR due to wine. thirty two to cider.
seVenty-seven to alcohol. l43 70 liqueurs.
,o 10 aperatifs, and 246 to absinthe.
Ine children of brandy alcoholics. the
report continues, are born with a ten
dencN TO mental alienation, and the
Shnoren or absinthe drinkers often are
forn With deep brain lesion.
the absinthe manufacturers do not
intend 10 oppose the bill They point
oht mat the army's splendid record
shoVs thaf tho cry against absinthe is
exaggerated. but they will only pIcsd TO
be allowed time to sell existing stocks
Asd ts TssSvs ee0HAsssuoa
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WASHINGTON GAS IS
! MOST ACTIVE ISSUE
Exchange Issues Call for Con.
sideration Of Revision Of
Minimum on Stocks.

Washington Gas was the most ac-
tive issue on the Washington Stock
Exchange today, and. on the transfer
of thirty shares.,~ sold off from 75A
to IS. or one-half point below the
low price Of yesterday. Washington
Railway and Electric common ad-
Vanced a half point over recent prices
for odd lots by bringing s71s for five
shares. The only other sale from
the stock list consisted of two shares
Of Capital Traction at 55.
The bond sales included 1000 worth
Of Potomac Electric Power consoh. :.
dated SIS at $685.. and $4,000 worth or
Washington Railway and Electric As
at 81.
A call WAS issued today for an execu-
tive meeting of the members of the ex-
change at 1890 o'clock Friday to CON
NUNS on all stocks listed on the local
board. VIXEN trading was resumed in
stocks several weeks ago minimum
price was established for each stock
listed. below which no trades were to
BE- permitted. None of these minimums
have since been charged.
II. Il. Claughton. member OF the
Stock Exchange, who formerly nam
tanned offices In the Southern building.
mercial Bank building
The Georgetown Gas Company derived
from operations during the year 1914 a
net surplus Of 81. O901S. According to
the annual statement of the corporation
the: gross revenue was $l7s, $3.50. con-
sisting of $157, ,65S.69 from the sale of gas;
&19, i502 q derived from the sale Of by
products, and Sl.999.53 from other
sources.
A deducation of $S1. .Os1. 80, as operating
expenses, from the gross earnings, left
net earnings Of $5O.2O2.5O. Against this
was charged $H.44o.25 for taxes. and
323,672.O7 for interest. leaving the net sur
plus as stated, Sl2.OsO1s. From this
amount $500 In dividends was paid. The
amount set aside for depreciation was
H.S14S1. and the general amortization
charge amounted to $S,O3647.
Charters were granted to nineteen new
national banks. with capital of $4,000.
uring the month Of January. Comp
troller of the Currency Williams. re-
porting this increase. in his monthly
statement shows that the total number
of national banks has increased to 1906
with capital aggregating $1,074.959, ,l75 and
outstanding circulation Of $685.. FOG, 1873.
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
Mayor Hits Hull House;
May Halt All Meetings

CHICAGO, Feb. 3.-Warnings and
threats issued from the city hall In con-
nection with the holding OF meetings Of
radicals In the name of the "unein-
ployed." Mayor Harrison intimated that
Hull House Is playing with fire" and
Deputy Superintendent Of Police
Schuettler announced that he will do
all in his power to drive anarchists s.
from Chicago"
I'VE have forbidden dancing parties
which insist upon dancing improperly
from holding dances in IIuiI House -
said Miss Jane Addams and We may
decide that meetings ~ th" uncmploy Cd
where free speech and fair play are
ssxlsd AGAINST cannot be hslA"
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS Nearby. fresh. 2sc per doz. South
ern. 2Sc Der doZ.
CHEESE New York. new. 15lsc per lb
nat, Ice per ID.
BUTTER-Elgin print. 35iLc per ID: tub.
akc per lb. process, 26d27c per H.
LIVE POULTRY-Hens. Ice per lb.
roosters, 1Oc per h. spring chickens. 11mlSc
per lb.; live turkeys. ,7mlSc per lb
LIVE STOCk-Veal calves. best. 12c per
Ib.; heavy, 9g110c per ID. fat sheep. 4hG5c
per ID. spring lambs. 7,snsc per 10.
VEGETA BL LES-tQuo tions furnished by
Taylor Wade)-Potatoe5, N.75 per bbl.
onions, 81. 90 per bu.; 81. IS per sack; cabbage.
81. rs per hundred lbs. lettuce. t2.5OnS.o0 per
basket; beets. s.. 90 per 100 punches.
DRESSED PORk-Best. sa9ihc h.: heavy.
eMStaC per h.
Receipts of poultry scarce today and mar
ket higher,
and increased supplies are causing lower
prices on eggs. KREY. PRICE q co.
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
PUBLIC NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washing
X Of the Police Regulations OF the District
Of Columbia be and the same Is hereby
amended by Inserting therein, after aection
z thereof. new section to be known as
section 2'aD, as follows: Section 2ia, There
is hereby established a zone of quiet within
a distance OF TWO hundred and fifty feet Of
all hospitals, lying-in asylums sanatoririms
and other institutions for the treatment of
SICK persons. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to make any unnecessary noise within
any such zone Of quiet; and the crying 6
wares by street vendors. the playing Of
musical instruments. the sounding of gongs.
bells. horns. whistles, sirens, or any other
noise max Ing instrument or device is pro-
hibited within any such zone. OLIVER J..
NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOW. CHARLES
W. kUTZ. Commissioners. D. c.
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Jhn L. Graham. A. years. Providence Hos
Emily NJ. Entwisle. So years, 1926 New
hampshire avenue northwest.
Wliilam Is. Dawson. "a years. Casualty Hos
Thomas w. Binnix. 3S years. yos Seventh
street southwest
Samuel Aler. sr.. 81 years, Gil NJ street
northwest.
Rena Levy. IS years. 1907 Thirtieth street
northwest.
Hattie A. Norris, 26 years. 1879 q street
southeast.
Ida NJ Miller. % years. 1868 Davenport street
northwest.
John r. Maisel. months. 1a0ga II street
northeast.
Frances Pleadwel. n day 1918 street
northwest.
Rosie Smms. 10 years sc2 Delaware avenue
southwest.
Madison Green. 81 years. jlo Second street
southwest.
William clark, 81 years. Washington Asylum,
Hospital.
Frederick Tolson. 60 years. Providence Hos
pitaI.
Herbert Prince. 81 years, 1243 Carrollburs
place southwest.
Sarah A. Scott, As years, u Pomeroy road
southeast.
Thomas Braxton. 50 years. Washington Asy?
lum Hospital.
BENJAMIN Edelin,. Il years Freedmen's Hos
pital.
ReUecca Jackson IS years 9i9 Twenty tn
street northwest.
Johanna Deskins. 50 years, Washington Asy-
lum Hospital.
Charles n Winsmore, ] month. %. II Eighth
street northwest.
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DEATHS

CLARK-On February 3. 1915. ADAM s.. bo-
loved husband OF Barbara n. Clark tnee
Pela,. aged sixty -eight years.
Funeral from W.. W. Deals funeral par-
lors. SIG II street northeast on Friday
February 6, at 2 D. m. Interment at Pros.
peel Hill Cemetery.
VAN HAMPTON Tuesday. February ., 1915,
at 1910 o'clock a. m; at the residence on
on-thc-Bay, Md. MRS J. II. NJ. VAN
ZANDT, widow of the late Capt. n: II. b.
Van Zandt, u. =. N, aged eighty-fve
years.
1nterment from the chapel at Oak Hill
Cemetery, In this city at 10 o'clock Thurs
day morningA i
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
Local Sales.

S9ss. S1,OO01993s.
Washington Railway. common, $5@
S7H
After call-Washington Railway As,
$1.0o0dsl. 81. .00NdS1. sl,0oOdS1.
Capital Traction. $2@95
Washington Gas. 5G75A. 4G75h, 100
rs, 1O@75. 1@75
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
EDUCATIONAL
ACCOUNTANCY.

NEW CLASS NOW FORMING.
Fundamentals OF Accountancy, shorter
course in Accountancy Business Admtnistra-
tion. Cost Accounting, Law for Business
Men or Professional c. r. a. course offered
! to 2ia year courses. Night school. Free 36-
sc bulletin. WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF
Al,COI- NTANCY Y. NJ. C A. 17:I O et. NV.
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
Vital Records.
Births.

Joseph 7. and Ada l.. Sherier. girl.
= James A. and Blanche @. Sheaffer, girl.
Barbett and Ruth Landsinan, boy.
Henry J. and Marie 4. Hennig. boy.
ralph ID. and Julie T.. Fleming, boy.
Earl T. and Marion Il. Edwards, boy.
Laurence l.. and Julia a. Costella. boy.
: Ohm. Jr:x and Laura NJ. Bratton. hoy.
Ivan and Theresa Bogdenovich, girl.
Edward and Violet Bozymowski. boy.
kai F'u Shah dnd Sunyi Shaon Shah, boy.
robert and Ella Thomas, girl.
John L. and Ida Thomas. girl
James H. and Ella Tilman, boy.
George and Sarrie Mason, boy.
Milliam m X. and Bessie johnson, girl.
Theodore and Eva Holmes, boy
samuel and Lendore Chase. boy.
i0rice and Julia Clinton, girl.
John and Nancy Bruce. girl.
Frank and Christine Brown, girl
Frank and Flossie aR1 xton, boy.
Lee and Mary Brooks, boy,
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
IN MEMORIAM

Notices for this column are accepted At %
cents nat. either prose poetry, In case no.
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line In excess OF tsn.D
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
Marriage Licenses.
Deaths,

Henry u: Young. of Howardville. Va, and
A annie A. Robertson. OF Norwood Va
Ihomas Cook and Annabel Armizer.
The Washington times., 1915-02-03

New York Stocks.

Quotations furnished by. W. q. Hibbs 3
Co... members OF New York Stock Exchange
Htbbs Building,
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARI
CLAIRVOYANTS
Prof. D. B. BRUCE.

THE GREAT AUSTRALIAN.
Palmst and Clair>uyant.
He is acknow ledged by the European eaa
American press to be tie greatest wonder
OF the Science OF Mysteries. He Is infsllibIs
In his line of business. The world has never
seen his equal. Can be consulted on ali
affairs. l2S3A Walter place S. f. lIouc.
q. m to 10 .. m Sunday from to y
will receive any attention. Cut this adv,
out; 1t will not appear daily Take Lincoln
Park and get OF at Thirteenth s E
Office betWeen B and G stS u
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FOR SALE-lOTS

FOR SALE at a bargain 10 taken at once
lot . block i2i0, villa Park. -. G.. tcs 81 o.
JAS. W. BLACK Gultta NSiif.
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
LOST AND FOUND
MOTORCYCLES

1913 HENDERSON. speed ..............sl7:
1915 Henderson MISREPRESENTATION. Is
1913 I.Ncclsiur tn, chain Cri'C ......... T.
1913 E>oe'sior twin. belt drive. ....,.... ~
1915 Excelsior, single. c'lau drI,c....... IN
OSBORN q LEIsHEAR
~ Eth st. =. w. Main Icsa
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS

WORkINGMEN-1ts no use to Try TO buy
lower than we can sell; can't see how YOU
will do II; when we say sl.b0 or 81 for new
pants, the saving Is 25 per cent sure; very
good slightly used overcoats sell 81 10 SO:
one price. JCSTH'S OLD STAND. $40 ID.
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR HIRE-Horses carriages. wasons day
week month, special prices GEN LIv-
ERY CO.. INC. rear SSI Pa ave u M
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
NON.MEDlCAL HEALING

THE VACUUM TREATMENT RESTORES
the CIRCULATION of the BLOOD and
ESSENTIALS OF NERVE NUTRITION To-
the DISEASED PART and ELIMINATES
DISEASE.
BOOKLET AND CONSULTATION FREE
Hours a. IN. to p. IN.
PROF. II. y. u. PARKER
1IU-7l5 BOND BUILDING
The Washington times., 1915-02-03

s-PAssENGM. $50; 7-passenssr, u y Pc
AsW. PowhAtAs HstsL 18th and Pc. n S3el
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
ROOMS AND BOARD

MASS. AVE. y. W.. 4+-Two large secon
story rooms to let TO or gentlemen, Wit
or without board: hOmclike surYoundings l
The Washington times., 1915-02-03
NINE. CARLETTA

NME: VAhEEI IA,
PALMIST. CARD RE.n.
Err. She never met you. yet she :rE;J> !
YOUR NAME, ORJECr OF CALL EaMEEs
lions. where they live. If true or falls" IPa ga
does what she says. Sundays to n ',,' n
IIotRSS 7O5 9th St. N. w. 70 -"