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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
Slrcag and We'll as Ever

Fred Smith. 325 Main St. Green b
Wis. says. Il suffered a long time
With q very wesk back Foley Kidney
Pills completely relieved me of all sore
ness and pain and ! now am strong and
well as ever" Winter aggrAvates
symptoms kidney trouble; cold weather
makes aching joints, sore muscles and
irregular bladder action more unbear-
able. Foley Kidney Pills help the kid
ney. eliminate pain causing poisons.
Cansday's Drug Store, DR.. Walker.
Prop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
kstice e Aljss1nsui oay

Notice is hereby given that on Monday
the ard day Of January, A. ID. l9is, j. n.
walker, the Admin strator OF the Estate
Of Sarah r Crary, deceased: and Mary
Nelson, the Admin strator of the Estate
q Mitchell Nelson, decreased; Edgar o.
Wilson, the Admins istrator OF the Estate
Of 9 \ WILLIAM 4 n wiiis9TG' dsseased
Administrator of the Estate Of John
ik Keehan; deceased, will attend before
at the Court House in Gunnison.
IN the County OF Gunnison.
Colorado. at ten O'Clock In the forenoon
Of said day for the purpose Of settling and
adjusting claims, at which time all per
sons having claims and demands against
any OF said Estates are notified and re
quested to present the same to the Court.
All persons indebted to any Of said Es-
tates are requested to make immediate
payment.
WITNESS Clifford II. Stone, Judge and
Acting Clerk OF the County Court within
and for. the County OF Gunnison in the
state of Colorado and the seal Of said
Court this 6th day OF December A. ID.
1915
tsEAL1 CLIFFORD n. STONE,
Judge and Acting Clerk.
First publication Dec TO- 1915.
Last publication Jan. I, 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
N Utter RfcoD
nOf n M,M uu

Bu6elo, N. r., Dec. 13-Lady Ponti-
&C JoAannah. . Gov valued at o2O. 900,
he's broken the woeld's record for but
Ter peeAsctien BY yielding s5s pounds Of
milk IN sne week, from which wss made
Il s1-10O pounds Of butter. This beats
the former record by Ia pounds.
Lady Pontiac Johannah is owned by
Oliver Cabapa Jr. Of Buffalo
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24

After thorough discussion by the
entire city, Montrose has decided not
TO open the movie theatres on SUNDAY
The town council first voted unanirous-
ly to open them, but at the last reading
Of the ordinance public opinion induced
a change TO four against and one vote
for opening.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
TONIC DIGESTIVE
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders Of the
First National Bank Of Gunnison, Colo
rado, will be held at its banking house
on Tuesday, January IL, 1916, between
the hours of four and six O'Clock .. m.
for the purpose Of electing directors to
serve during the ensuing year, AID
for the transaction of any other bust
ness properly brought before said meet
ing.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said bank at Gunnison, Colorado, this
second day Of December, A. d. 1915.
GIN SAAL p SPENCER,
S President
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
ks4ice e Stsckkslless mse&i,e

The annual meeting of the stockhol d :
ers of the Gunnison Bank & Trust Com
pany will be held January IL, 1916, 3
p. m, at their banking rooms, for the
purpose of electing Board of Directors
and the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may properly come before them
W. W. Mckee
Cashier.
First Pub. Dec. II, 1916
Last Pub. Jan. Z, 1916
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
Mee1& M
OuNN4
WHITE LlNIMENr

is dependable and satisfactory rem
edy for use where a good family hni-
ment is required Very penetrating
Sold only by us, 25e, soc and s1.0O.
THE BUSY DRUG STORE
T. O'LEARY
Gunnison, Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-12-24
~ TON1h1r SNfIlES

CANrA hesse. an an liaabeth
- Was skeeseA first bst when he sled keA most DEATH
He pSt his around u. an wsx!dnt let IS
u We know be liked a~fsl because he eed
CANTA came to hoxse said Nov. don't tesset:
~ I'm comm back Christmas an he w;ll bet
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-22

Miss Louise Ware, of Hope, spent yesterday in the city and was the guest of Mrs. Joe Boswell.
 Read our clubbing offer on the last page Of today's paper. This offer ex- pires op the first day of April.
 Miss Georgia Delaughter, of Bough- ton, spent Saturday night in the city and was the guest of Mrs. F. k. Murrah.
 A. A. Gordan spent yesterday in the city and left this morning for Tex arkana and will spend the week over on the Cotton Belt.
 After visit of a few days in the city as guests of Miss Mae Duke, MT, and Mrs Alvin Hart returned to their home in Hope yesterday.
 A. J. Sykes came down from Lit tie Rock Saturday evening and is see ing home folks here today. MT. Sy- kes has a. position with 7O7 Tire X Supply Company, of Little Rock.
 We have instlled rubber tiring machine and will retire your baby carriages at reasonable price.-Pres- colt Garage. Advt.
 Jack Johnson, Jr., will have the Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman on sale for this week to- morrow. Phone PAP and he will bring you one.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-22
RESUME CABLE CODES

New York, March 22.-The eao'' codes which were put out ot co''i'''s sion by the outbreak of the Europe'' War, will be partially resumed 'o'a' s according to the Western Unioh VI. cials. Authorized editions of pen ley's. Broomhall's and Meyers co'.. may be used in cable messages British possessions outside Eui0rs' ~ in addition to their use in messages " and from the United Kingdom
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-22
APRIL FIFTH CLEANUP DAY

Monday, April 9th is hereby desig- mated CLEANUP DAY and all clti- zens of Prescott are notified that thelr premises must be placed in sanitary condition not later than that day Cans placed in barrels, boxes or sacks at front gates on that day will be haul ed free by the city. In the event MOn- day is a rainy day, the first clear day thereafter will be the last day upon which to comply with this notice All parties failing to comply will be flneO upon conviction.
 Randolph P. Hamby, Mayor G. A. Buchanan, City Physician
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-22

Join the International Peace So ciety. No money required. Weekly conclaves at which you meet the best people in Yavapai County. 2150 Rail way Exchange, St. Louis, Missouri
 The calender informed us that yes terday was the first day of Spring and we agree that it is all right on the calender, but when one turned a corner on the streets yesterday he was reminded of everything else but Spring.
 Jack Johnson, Jr., has the Ladies Home Journal for April for sale. This number is an unusually good one and has many late patterns for Spring and Summer. The price is 15 cents and he will be glad to bring you one phone 242 Advt.
 Extra Special Values in Millinery this week. Attractive new hats for Ladies and Misses. Whether you want ar every day OF dress hat, yoC will find it here at a price that suits you. Hats of Satin, Faille, Braid Nadine, Straw and in combination also, will be offered during this sale All excellent designs.-Mre. A. F. Shankle Advt
 Odd Fellows Notice-1he Encamp- ment Branch of the order meets to- night and would like to have all patriarchs to attend and all Odd Fellows who wish to take these three .degrees.-T. C. Moody, C. ?.
 W. K. Buchanan, manager of The New Supply Company, is in Little Rock today attentinG to business mat ters.
 We are glad to report the condi- tion of F N. Ury, who is ill at his home on route two, few miles from this city with pneumonia as be- ing improved today,
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-22
Trey O'Hearts Saturday Matinee
 and Night
Continuous Shows
 From zoo p. m, Pictures Changed Daily

A great majority of persons afflicted with eczema have no other ailment, which, is accepted as proof that eczema is purely a skin disease. Meritol Eczema Remedy is recommended espec- tally for eczema and diseases of the skin. If you are afflicted with this terrible disease we ask you to use this remedy on our guarantee. Prices soc and Sl. Hesterly Drug Store, Agent.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-22
MUSIC CONVENTION

Pittsburg, Pa., March 22'-A n ; day convention of the Music oup.i - sors' National Conference openeu n a..r today, to consider problems aheesns the public schools of the entire 'vs' ,. try. Arthur w. Mason Of Coiui'o- os O., president of the conference .,t in the chair. Delegates were p,e' ~. representing the schools in neaf'' cry state in the Union.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-22
They Know It's Safe.

Parents who know from experileTT.ss T.s
 insist upon Foley's Honey ana .;os ias Compound when buying a meoisln' men" for coughs, colds, croup, and Ia gfiPgp'' go C. T. Lunceford, Washington, oa, as writes1 T have used it for SIX yea; E ; and it never has failed. l thlnk S ai the best remedy made for coughs anu
Evening star., 1915-05-22
FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FUN A EDWARD p SCHWARTZ. NC,

sS< iOth
1925 r, cir, 4b. .$225. 90
719 9th NV. 15r. b. 100 90
1862 Col rd.l1r, 3b. @. 90
1144 7 NV. 13r.3b. S.3
1862 Harv'd. 12r. 2hO.W
3224 Highland av. v.Geye
Park. 1Or. b. :. 80. 90
1897 NJ NV. Or. h. COCO
1875 Park I'd. .11r. .2hs0- 90
1917 2 NV. 13r. b. 6. Is
2s11 14th NV, ,1Or. b43.50
II31 sth NV. Or. b. 42.50
2423 18th. Tor. b. 70. 80
2413 18th NV. .10r. .b31 so
243a 18th NV. 9r.b.37.50
.a31 Ist NV. Or. b.2t so
2IaS II NV. Sr. h. .35. 80
1T25 W'l'd NV. 1Or.33.50
81 ] ne. l1r. b.. .3o.S
4n6 \ II av. Or. b 1880
III Shep'd NV. Or. b. 1850
442 II NV. .-.... .@.50
115 Shep'd NV. .Sr. b3O. so
$40 10th NV. Or, b. 5000
AZ . NV, Sr. h. .2S. so
FOR COLORI
14f5 18th NV. Or. b. IS 80
SaT Ma Av. Tor. b. 30. 20
$50 mont. Or. h. $3.50
1l53 sth NV. ..... .22.5O
46i y NV. Sr. h. ..21 80
Az Mo av........2 2D. 20
1881 3th NV $500
Rear IA q NV. ..1d.5O
81; VI So taptl. 80
Evening star., 1915-05-22

OF properties 10 SUIT Atl
repairs will be done. and
an give the 18th month
. for something for rent
SISHED. 49,.
12T II So. 6r, b. ..."0.G
1904 l., A -. 6r.b. 2O.-r
l31 Carroll Sc .6r.b 2o.51
PA 4th no. 6r. h. .:o.oC
I2nS Pot NV So. 6. h2o M
~ 18th So. 81. h. 1905
IDS +. Sc. 6r. h. 1890
AS ny av Sc. 6r. .hlS.D
35I y J av Se. .Sr. .h1S.:.0
$40 9Th Sc. Sr. b $3.50
4SI 18th So. ';r, h. $50
Se1 Eye Sc. Sr 1870
.s,S + ne. Or. h. 1880
49, Ky av So. 6r. h. 1850
4ia 18th So. 6r. h. ls."l
1I11 d, 50. 6r. h...iS.uO
.nI-o 14ih sc.6r. h. 81
5l5-I7 14th ctr, h1i.Jo
I21S.s | ne. tir. l. u .ai
Sl1 G Sc. 6r --1i ri,
II. iIeck seth. Ii ~
t3..'9 En- n ne. 6r. biz
A., Isl Sc. ir. h.--1t..,o
AZ 1st So. tr. b.. III -
al 4th s.. ar- Ii. -
11 15th Sc. 6r. l. 1f.io
636 Pick pl no .6r. bis. 80
M. 18th So. tir. " 1880
II> 18Th ne. 6r. b. 1870
Ia iIcck'n So t'r. hlt.:ai
III 18Th ne. ST h. is 30
us .ih sw. tir. b h.li.Sn
l1d2 ath Sc. sr. bio. on
t6a u ne. Sr.la ht15.IJ
80 n SO. tr. fr ,I.rn
2SS Nv az Sc 6r h. -. %
AL 11th Sc. 6r. h. Is 50
3i4 q So. Sr rs. 30
ia Md av ne. 6r. Ia. 30
,a4S Naylor, TC.S, ,h15.~
9t1 1th Sc. Ir...li.5n
I5223 u Sc. Or. IA so
Tn3 A ne. Sr. 1870
i16 | Sc. tr .-.1"-5n
1918 X Sc. 6r. 80
+nS l. Sc. 6r .le.:'n
1881 K Sc. Sr.-..,12 80
916 4th se. 6r II 30
rs
sss IAN ne.4.h.cf.TS 50
63Sta 18th Ne. Ar. h.
Isl floor ,....15 50
a13 Sth Sc. 4r. Il $500
TS1 Tth 50. "a. ~ 81
I246 9Th So. ar. h. u so
.fFSTS.
ALBERTA.
sth and G. Sc
No . 5r, ID fonr. II 10
116 G ne. Sr. b. IA. az ~
:2o9 4th se.5r.h .2i 30 %
1919 r ne.5r.h.2fi. IS so
43a NJ av Sc y. :fl21 20
6SS r So. e.6,h. No $. .2S. 81
ls4 Tenn nc.5.h.2 .2fi25. so
11f G ne. 3r 81. 1000
sES
Al u sw. col. 5r. h.
I'd floor --... ~ 80
800 rs av Sc. 1r. .H0.5o
i30 I'd So, heated. 100
3le /. So. Sr. b...I5.o0
f20 1ith Sc & col. 1890
21J 1lth nc & eel. 1900
413i ~ 18th So 80
iS36 l1th Sc. 5r.-.ll.Io
1242 ifth So. 10. -
+o3 r ne .-.-.. 1850
LID: 1u ROOMS. .
I: excellent condition.
HENDERSON. 1iIS F
2is
IITE TENANTS.
1853 Irving NV. Or. a.. .oO
$50 l. NV. Or. 80
2014 Summit ne. .6r2S.50
9i1 l. NV. Dc. so
sos J. NV. Sr..-..21.50
SIC lot sw. Or. 1850
3l2 l+th sw. Or. 10 80
TENTS.
lI45 y Cap ne. 6r. 1880
1905 \ Cap ne. 5r.25.5o
i0I 2 NV. Or -....I9. 10
ORED TENANTS.
AS . NV. Sr.. .2s.:5o
lJ.g IN rch NV Or % 80
62I h NV. 6r- -
1914 5th NV. Ir...:2.5e
22nS Ga sv nw.1r.2o.Jo
229 oakd'le nv. Or. 1850
46I Ridge NV. 5r. 14.:H
As Bl'd'ns al NV, w,ir.S.j0
tents.
2115 Ward w.4r.l1...h
443 Neal nv. ;r. Hoo
\. Y. ave. Main 40.
Evening star., 1915-05-22

1914 CONN. AVE. NV.
10 rooms and baths. Elegant location. In
thorough repair. Modern. 81. 100 per annum-
PHILLIPS CO.. 33O John Marshall place.
FOR RENT-fS PETwORTH; 8 ROOMS AND
bath. thoroughly modern; large yards; porches /;
one square of cars: $32 so per month.
W. G. DUvALL. 10 l4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1915-05-22

FOR RENT-sl7 yARSUM ST. PETwORTH-
Hof-wstef heat: detached 8 room house. Ad-
drees OWNER 4i07 sth
FOR RENT-COLORED.
eix rooms and bath. modern improvements.
srlendid condition: S2.. so.
Address J. Il. MITCHELL. 1871 18th NV.
Evening star., 1915-05-22

ccI r Cap.I2r. Oh, $500
I3l Md nv ne. IA. 2b55. 90
<I1 \ SO. Tor. h. 30. 90
66T 81 av se.1ir. .2b6.N
81 F. TAP. IOr.h. 0.65
: 18th SO. Ior. h. 1850
100 3th Sc. or. b. III. -
I3S C. Sc. Sr. b. 50. 30
1901 Mass ne.9r. .b.:5. 90
;.u e Sc. Or. h. 49, .OD
ATS y ] nv Sc. 10. .b32. ~
ap2 A Sc. sr. b. $50
at3 c So. Tor. Il. 81. ~
81 u NV. 6r., b. so.:-0
TaS Itb So. or. h. .3n.'-n
io5 Il No. Sr. h, 3o. ~
21> Sth ne. Tr. h. 200
ia1J tst NV. 1r.h. $50
'la 9TH ne. Or. b. 50
- 81 ne. sr. II. $50
T." Sd Sc. Ir. h..2>,'0
- carl So. sr.h.21 ~
Y NV. sr. h. - i"
-, seward Sc. Ir. .h2i 80
~; q Sc. 6r. b. NJ. 81
'rn: Mass ne. tr.b. 26..J
II 5th Sc. Sr. h. $50
I2a y e az Sc. ar. h. $3.50
~ ID nv. Or. h so
l;S ttth So. Tor. b. -. 20
I2 r Sc. 6r. h -. ~
III Ith So. 1r. h -. ~
~, " Sc. ar. h IS so
- q So. 6r. h -. 90
3en : Cav Sc ar h. ~. so
1856 lltb ne, 6r. h.23 80
-: 10th ne. sr.h 222.50
.ni 9Th ne, 6r. h -. %
1915 Md sv ue.6. h22. 30
1I1a s Cav se.1r.h2" ~
ton 3d Sc. ST.. r. ESQ
1872 II Sc. 81. h. ESQ
tts LIANT NV .Sr. h.""aa 30
H21 ffh Sc. sr. II q. 20
1923 Fa az So a.. h. eos
1&nS G Sc. Sr, b 20 so
l41I Ia az Sc. .Sr. b2n. 81
1870 n ne. 6r. b. 20. 20 |
i35 n Sc. s., b.. 20 sol
FLA
l3a y j az Sc .5r.h.cS 90,
c4o 12th se.5,b.22f 90. 20
cSS f"th se.5.h.2ti 2n.5o
i"1S Eve So. Is; 4 ID
hs. Sr. h.-..lS 80
Az E Cap.4r.h. "a. IL. so
hS3 Pa az se.4.b. 2fits. on
APaRTA
RAMONA. 61S 4th ne. I
No 30o-5r. h. "a Ks. 90
>o 30l 3r. h.3fi 100
IINNVII.LE. |
l1S Stb ne. |
M 20.-Ir. "a. 40.n ~
No Sn3 -Sr. 3fi. 1000 I
GERMANIA. 4
2d and Y Sc.
NJ 4-5r. Sd floor $3.50
STof
81 4 Pa av Sc. LIST /
f'n,r & cellar. IS 90
ilno 2ntb NV. RIB. eel. I
I'd floor. corner. oo.o0
pnn :ai SO. 6r.h fat. ~. 90
I'll I. nv .6r. h. Gel. 40. .n
-'tD I'd Sc. building 4o.n0
'':. >ih So Or. b. Gel. IN. 90
=. ~tii 80 ..-. 80 o.
i-lI lltH Sc. .Jr. eel. .So.o
'iua ~ Goth NV. 70 80
Evening star., 1915-05-22

.ENT-i3o6 EUCLID: 1u ROOMS:
rlf>. hot-watcr heat: excellent condition.
-p,y TO GEORGE HENDERSON. 14lS F
2;s
Evening star., 1915-05-22

LARGE s ROOM HOUSE. FINE BACK iARp.
On wide street, NV. Rent only $500 to good
coorrd tenant
THOS. ]. KEEFE. 70S s st. NV y. $3.50.
I+47 L ST. NV. : RS. AND BATH l.. S27 80
20l6 Portner place NV. RS. and hath 50. 80
Heat and hot water from central power
plant included In above.
1924 18th NV; II and baths;
June /. Sa5: excellent property for boarding
house: apply premises.
CAPITAL CONSTRUCTION co.
Office. The Porner. 18th and L NV.
Evening star., 1915-05-22
sEASHORE PROPERTY.

SEASHoRE PROPERTY
Beautiful cottage North Chesapeake Beach:
artesian we'll: two large lots: running water
in house; big bargain; easy terms. Address
owner, WILLIAM +. FOWLER. Munsey bldg.
'-JOrRNEY'S END.
Cottage Of Maurice r. Thayer. Mnncle Is
land. opposite Babylon. l.. L. Contains eight
rooms and bath. Completely furnished. For
the at $500
CHAS $. MUIR & CO.. INC.
Main 4aal. i403 y. y. ~ Main 1885
ESTATES CAREFILLY MANAGED"
NEW RrNGALow AT INDIAN NECK. CONN,
on Long island sound. rooms. bath. sta
tionary tubs, garage. electric light
near Mnntewese Hotel: min. TO trolley: will
rent 10 desirable party, $3.50 for the season
Call Line. :f461.
on BLACKSTONE ISLAND. LOWER POTOMAC,
= furnished. 1-room cottages. SIS per month
each: artesian well: shady lawn: fine bathing
and food: garden supplies or excellent
meals from neighbor 3 hours from Washington
10y automobile. Address
3446 lakewood terrace Col. SS22.
Evening star., 1915-05-22
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
John F. DONOHOE
& SONS. INC
,I1 PENNSYLVANIA Az.

RIA Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
RENT To REGiN JUNE l. GIVING YOlf An
OPPORTUNITY To GET SETTLED BEFORE
TIE HOLIDAYS.
Below We quote a list Of properties to suit all
demands Ali necessary repairs will be done. and
in some instances can give the 18th month
free II You are looking for something for rent
W snit
Evening star., 1915-05-22

ALBERTA.
sth and G. Sc
No . 5r. ID f'o"r- II 80
iI6 g ne. Sr. b. IA. .32 80
So9 4th se.5r.h.2f 30 %
1919 r ne.5r,h.2f IS so
42a NJ av SO. h. efi21 20
66S r se.6,h. No $. 2S. 81
lS4 Tenn nc.5 .5.h.22 .22ti25. 80
1lf G. ne. 81, h.3fl. 1000
RES
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
CHURCH Dedication
TAKES PLACE TONIGHT
Special Ceremonies Will Be Held
at Eastern Presbyterian.
To Burn Mortgage.

The formal dedication OF the Eastern
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Sixth and G
streets northeast. will occur at 7:S0
O'Clock tonight. The Rev. Alfred T.
Rarrows Is pastor. a mortgage Of
10000 will be burned during the cere-
monies, marking the clearance OF a
debt contracted many years ago when
the Rev. DR.. Thomas C. Easton main
tained that the church should not be
dedicated until the mortgage was salts
fled.
IL Is twenty-five years since the new
building was occupied. and the first ser
mon was delivered by the Rev. r. De
witt Talmadge.
The Rev DIR. Thomas c. Easton and
the Rev c. l.. Ncibel, former pastors
or the church, will make addresses
The Rev. Dr. Charles Wood pastor OF
the Church OF the Covenant, will preach
the sermon. The Railroad Terminal Y
NJ. I. A. orchestra. under direction of
Z. w. Guest. will assist in the musical
program.
Addresses will be made by the Rev.
Joseph T. Kelly, the Rev. Wallace Rad
clirc. Gen, John w. Foster, John Imirie.
the Rev. George A, Miller, the Rev. s, T.
Nicholas. John b. Larner, Irwin B, Lin
ton. II. b. F. Macfarland and the Rev.
Dr. X. A. Davidson. moderator Of the
Baltimore Synod. The ceremony of the
burning OF the mortgage will be in
charge of Lewis M. Thayer, president Of
the board Of trustees.
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
GRAPHOPHONE BID
UP ON EXCHANGE
Stock Responds Sharply to De.
mand on the New York Curb
Market.
American Graphophone stocks. re-.

American Graphophone stocks. re-
sronding to the demand on the New
York curb market. were sharply bid up
at today's session OF the Washlngt on
Stock Exchange. The common stock
sold at from 10 to ~ points above the
previous sale price. and the preferred.
while not traded In. was bid up 1Sh
points above yesterdays figure.
When the common was reached on
the regular cali the bid was quickly ad-
vanced from l2+ to 1854. at which price
ten shares were Transferred. Two other
sales Of ten shares each were recorded
ct 1856 and 1S7. respectively. and the low
est offering at the conclusion OF the
trading was 13s. The quotation on the
preferred was established at 1&ilt bid
and 1b0 asked. as compared with l26 bid
on the previous day.
Security Savings and Commerce Bank
stock. which was listed on the ex.
change by the executive committee at q
meeting following the conclusion OF the
business session yesterday. was bid uJ
to 1856. The bank has a capital OF
100000. and the parity Of the stock Is
100.
There was little interest In the other
securities. The sales included 5000
worth Of Washington Railway and
Electric 4 per cent bonds at SlL: 2.OOf
worth Of Potomac Electric Power first
- at 1854; 20 shares of Washington
hallway and Electric common stock al
stock Of Tie same "a s Company pa "" at sed SIN and
8 shares Of Capital Traction at sTh
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
OF CLERKS
FOR THANKSGIVING
Preliminary aF-HoIiday Grant.
ed in Most Of Government
Departments.

All the Government departments and
bureaus in washington except the Gov
ernment Printing Office and the Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing were given a
half-holiday today preparatory 10
Thanksgiving Day. Tomorrow the
wheels Of government In Washington
will be completely stopped. Even the
city postoffce force Of carriers and
clerks will have full holiday. Hereto.
fore there have been THANKSGIVING mai
deliveries.
The Bureau Of Engraving and Print.
ing and the Government Printing Office
were exempted from today's half-holi.
day order because OF rush OF work
The bureau is printing a rush order OF
new national bank currency. The
printery IL head over heels In work In
preparation for the opening Of Congress
next month. Plans are under way for
an increase OF the force Of employees &c
ha ndie the increased work.
Today's half-holiday was not ar.
ranged by Executive order. but was au.
thortzed by the head OF each depart.
ment. The Navy Department announced
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
RED CROSS TO GIVE
PRIZE FOR DESIGN
Awards Of $500 to Be Made in
Competition for Next Years
Seal Model.

As q means OF stimulating originality
in designs for the Red Cross Christmas
seal for the 1916 season. the American
Red Cross has decided to do what 1t has
done on one or two occasions before.
and that Is to conduct competitive
contest and offer prizes. Out Of the
expense fund set aside for this anti
tuberculosis campaign. which has grown
to be a very important phase OF Red
CroSs humanitarian work. 500 will be
givdn in prizes. flve In all, as follows:
First prize. for design accepted. 800:
second. $50; third. SIS: fourth. SIS: fifth.
Further particulars and the necessary
specifications may be obtained by COM
municating with the American Red
Cross. Washington.
All designs submitted in this contest
must be In the hands of the American
Red Cross not later than February J.,
1916.
The Red Cross Christmas seal as an
agent for financing the campaign to
under the auspices of the Delaware
State branch Of the American Red
Cross In 1907. with the result that y. 500
was raised, or $4,000 seals sold at
ICED in 1908, when about 1880 900 seals
raised.
The tremendous gains In this annual
undertaking are indicated by the fact
that in the 1914 season. the seventh year
Of the use of the seal throughout the
country 100000 seals were sold, or
about $520. 900 raised. which Is about four
times the result of the 1908 campaign.
Agents Of the American Red Cross
and the National Association for the
Study and Prevention OF Tuberculosis s
in all parts OF the United States have
asked for 225. 900, 900 seals OF the 1915 de-
aiKn-fha 10 hat l.,
the present sale-or about so per cent
more than were printed last year
The Washington times., 1915-11-24
Changes Announced in
Department of Interior

Secretary Lane today announced the
following changes In the department OF
the Interior:
Waclaw s. Jesien. Of Illinois. trans.
lator. Bureau OF Education. $500 tpro.
bationary sppointmenD.
Miss Z. I. Millenson. OF Colorado ex.
tension OF temporary appointment In
Reclamatio Service.
Warren A. Correll. Of the District, II
promoted from Topographic craftsman
In the Bureau of Mines at 81 ,020 tc
craftsman at $,200.
The following resignations have beer
accepted: Theodore NJ. Ave-Lallemant
Illinois. library assistant, Bureau oi
Education, at 81 900.
Frank b. King. Oklahoma. assistant
engineer, and Thomas L. b. Robertson
District. apprentice. Geological Survey
Earl ID. Van Cleve. Washington. undei
clerk Reclamation Service, 81 $50.
Thomas G. Atterbury. Pennsylvania
Junior explosives engineer Bureau Of
Mines. $3.50.