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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
The Empty Dinner PaH.

It must be Illuminating Tor the adj
ADMINISTRATION to be compelled, after
long delay to publish statistics OF its
own gathering showing that retail
prices for 1914 averaged two per cent
higher than in 1913. This is the rec
ord which follows the platform prom
Use Of reduced cost OF living By
Throwing American labor into compe-
tftion with European and Astatac lab
or, the Democratic party deprived
1ni1Iions OF men.zand women in the
Undted States Of profitable employ
nnenf At the same time their incomes
went down or were entirely cut OF,
tie cost OF living swent up.
And yet Republicans are asked not
TO talk about the full dinner pail
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
Lenberg its princiral street and house


font. thus making It asinconven9ents
as. possible to use the means of trans
nature has provided
So 1ngVickshurgfaret the accunall lated;
cotton bales that are to be shipped
by: water augmented by those that.
are to go by rail-, until the whole:
AGissiSsfppi shore looks as though
General. Jackson had 4prepareditfo for
another battle sof New Oraeanss
That wise man who has become ac-=
customed to making the acquaintance
OF cities, and who hUrries unseeng
through the sections where business
is transacted would, make no. Inds-
take by ssondoing in Vicksburg. He
should. however, take OF the blind
fold when he reaches residences,
OF the Sycamore street section
Here houses have been built on ti1e
south plan Eachssits i'm:
half a block. The tfstructmes are
Large and rambling to such an ex-
tent that the architect who; studies:
utility OF space would die of anguish
to behold them There are inorda-
nately wide porches. Great, native
trees rise above them and shelter
their -moss-grown roofs. There are
winding walks about the gardens that
throw out their challenges of vart-
coaored flowers which here grow as
IN region created especially for
them Huge trees meet IN green
arches over the streets There Is
IAN atmosphereso Of shaded qutetude
and restfulness that mayFnot be dis
turbed.
Thrown about vicksburg as might
he a string of pearls around the neck
of a Sleeping maiden. IS maEnld-
cant, winding, crdnkled driveway. It
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

OLE and CHS

y The Evans City town lot develop
ment in ButIerAcounty,P Pa is st1u
the stellar attraction in the eastern
oil fields. PIttsburg. operators are
discussing that pool to the exclusion
of. all Others Quite number OF
are +dire&t1y inter
ested sinttownt 1otEand adjacent farm
leases andssome <hareSput up aliberA
bonus money for leases on a town
lot or nearby farms It Is Sweas:drlll-
ing on the latter that are closely
watched. Aside from few drttaing
on town lots, few--stand to make a
winning or even get back the money
+: Kriess and COMPANY have drilled
their web on the Kriess lot 1S feet
into the sand and up to g o'clock yes
terday morning it had produced 10
barrels. When drilled into Ethe sec
ond pay, which should @beGtapped at
Is feet inrthe sand. the sDroducdoni
should be increased. Fowler ana;
Company have. drilled their Welt on;
the MARSHALL lott 8 feet into the sand
and, 1T produced 40 barrels the ehrse
"a hours This well should also
showsan increase insproductionswhen
drilled into the ssSSund pay
The PIaisted and McCandlessEw wen
on the 75acreS Is holdings
up at eight barrels sanshour. and sthe;
kelley. Soc. and Company well ons
the Mickey lot at five barrels an
hour. South OF the town lot Develop
ment the South Penn Oh Company
No on the b. f. White farm Is,
due to get the sand rtomorrow:ssW WIFI
in the next ten days there=wi1lsbe ~;
or swells completed In the pool and !;
it VIII be interesdngst note howl
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

The Snookems family was al e1
was not ,Perciva1e de snookems
their rich English cousin, conlingSto
pay them visit?
He was.
4.I wonder what he looks like 2''
Etvittered :Naudie Snookems- And
we mustn't forget, the very first
thing to send him upstairs to take a
BATH, so he'll. feel right at home
from5the very first. I've read so.often
how these Englishmen simply must
have their cold tubs.'
The rest of the family had also read
that, and by the time ring came
they had filled the tub with the cold
est water In the house, and made the
bathroom nice and attractive with a
dozen big new Turkish towels Then
the entire seven Snookems rushed to
the front door.
Z .eHave the honorsto address the
Snookems2" said the man at the
door.
GONE in.,' the chorused, hospIta-
bly, Right up in the bathroom not
another word TIL you've had your
tub. You must feel dusty at
ter all that travelling
We'll, as a matter OF fact, do
he replied gratefulys and allowed
the bathroom. to be pointed out to
him A few moments later. while a
cheerful sound OF splashing came
from above, the Snookems received
ing borax removed. Visit off, Perci-
vale p
Maudie Snookens rushed up to the
bathroom door.
Who are you anyway?''s she called
in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

Postmaster General Budeson says
that the postal deficit would have been
much greater but for the parcel pos
And 1t was Republican Senate that
forced the parcel post provision into
the postomce appropriation bill after
the Democratic House had refused to
take such action A Republican presF
dent signed the law. 1t isanote the
only instance in which Republican
Legislation avoided part Of the Demo
cratic disaster. Retention OF Part
OF the Republican tariff on sugar was
another big factor IN preventing a
much larger treasury deficit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

The admtnistTation will hardly
waste time trying to explain away
the increase In the cost OF living IN
lIal4 as compared With 1913. The sta
tfstics are its own. The Democrats
tarsm went into effect In October,
1913. The war broke out In August,
1s14- There were ten and half
months OF uninterrupted opportunity
for the Democratic administration p
fulfill its pledge Of reduced cost OF
living It failed SO completely that
1t deferred publication OF comparative
retail prices until June, 1904.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
MRS. ROSA NORF0RIHs

dent to the arrangement Of the di-.
gesdve organs.
In the files of the Pfnus laboraS
tories at Nfonticellos H. are nanys
letters gratefully ac1mowledg5ng thu
satisfactory results following The use
OF FFuftola and TraIo. IauEez,
ments have been made for the dfstri-s
button of these excellent remedaes by
leading drug stores evgrywhere In
Clarksburg Fruto4a: and THxo can
be obtained at h Burke, conner
Trird and Pike streetsAdver6se-
nent-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

vicksburg. Miss. is three layer
city There are the cotton wtarves
along the river, the business section
of the town on the first terrace. and
back OF this the region OF homes
which are among the most satisfying
that may be boosted by any city OF
the nation
River towns all have way OF rum
ming their railroads along the water
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

The balance in the general fund
IN the federal treasury at the close
OF business Saturday, June LIZ, was
SIS .865,726. as compared with $1s5I,-
2I5t571.R1 on The corresponding date
TWO years ago. The excess OF all ex-
pent1itures over receipts for this fiscal
year to that date was $1GEe25, 406-01.
which was the amount OF the deficit
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

manyvof those who have taken
chance VIII draw a prize The WIG
wool OIL Company has drawn the
only blank thar has been handed out
upsto the present time. It is a safe
prediction to say that when all ac-,
counts are balanced there VIII have
been more blanks drawn than prizes
This cannot be determined until laf-
ter air of the wells have been com-f
pleted
The West Virginia fields reported
very few competitors and none stm--
porantsa to.stze or1ocation. Opera
lions in June, however. promise to-
IOnTBig rm;f McElroy district Tyfer'
county the Manufacturers Light and
Heat Company has drilled an OLD
gasser a little deeper into the Big In
il1n sand and has a show for 1Osor:s
15-barrel pumper- This wei was
drilled fouraor five years go. Due
when the gas was developed, drilling
was suspended and the gas stunned.
into the line.
AT Mole Hill, Clay. district. Richie
county knight, Ashburn and rhine.
hart have drilled q test on the Ss2W-i
FMcCol1ougR farm through the BIZ
Injun sand and have a gasser- On
Middle Island creek, Ellsworth dis
|trict. &c. McCutcheon,an and Company
have completed No on the D.
Lemasters farm and have a shoN for
"a light pumper In the Ma1on sand
In Union district, Clay county, the.
Craig OH: Company has completed
NO. 5on the5J- Craig farm and hasa:
Show for small well in the Big IN
Jun sand The location is about 500
feet east OF No. on the same farm
Tnothe same district the Craig OIL
Company has the rig completed for
5NoA3 on the ]. Craigtand Sons farm
+ In tie Weir development on Blue
creek. Elk district. Kanawna county,
the south Penn OH Company has
drilled its No. 6 n-the Anna c. Skin
:ner farm into the Weir sand and has
developed quite a strong gas pres:
sure It will not be drilled deeper at
this time. In the same district the
Tonne Oh Company is due IN the
SQuaw sand at a test on thew H.
Campbell heirs Farm, and the Ohio
Fuel Company has the rig COM
n1eted FOR a second test on the HY
KINGSLEY farm The United F'ues+Gas;
Company is drilling second stest.on
the Numa Block Coal Companys,
tract I
schnit and Company are due in
the sand at their well onsthe@Iwenuer
lot. but Will not drill it intuntiI after
:ankage has been set at the we'll KEEL
ley, Goe and Company are building
the rig for well on the Baptist
church sIot. Every church Iotsin the
town will have a well drilling OMIT
within a week The first well com-
pIeted IS located onta church lot, and
is still producing about Is barrels q,
day.
Pennsylvania, $1-35; Mercer.t
black 97ss New Castle 81; Coming.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

The St Louis lobe-Democrat says
that laborerss face on the gold dol
lar Will be more appropriate than
pictures OF eagles, Indians or buha-
loes. Yes,sand more rare
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
An Evening Echo.

The man who never alters his opin-
ion is Ike. standing water, and breeds
reptiles Of the 1nind.-Wp1IIAM
BLAKE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25

thing but the war, is too rsdiculous
for serious consideration
sena1eab. stake
Much more Is at stake in the next
campaign than the election OF Re
| publican president and House Of Rep
esentativesE The political completion
LOT the United States Senate must be
;changed 9fthe ub1icau party Is to
be placed in position to enact its
policies into law.
j UaIess this Is done the Underwood
tariff and other injurious legislation,
which the Democratic party has IN
ficted upon the American people
icannot be repealed
There are thirty-two states in
which senatorial elections are toabe
held next year These thirty-two
states are now represented in the Sen-
ate by seventeen Democrats, fourteen
and one Progressive
THE latter. Senator Polndexter. OF
Washington, has announced his ah1-
iiation with the Republican party, 50
that the figures should stand seven
teen to fifteen AS the presEnt Demo-
cratic majority in the SeEate is six
teen, Republican SUCCESSORS to nine
Democrats must be elected in order
/ to give the Republicans control. The
accomplishment of this result is now
the determined effort of, Republicans
The seventeen Democratic senator's
come from Arizona, Florida, Indiana,
Maine, Maryland, Mississippi. Mis-
souri,, Montana. Nebraska, Nevada,
New Jersey, New = ork,s Ohio, Tennes-
see. Texas. West Virginia and Viz
ginia- OF all these. states only four.
! Florida, Mississippi, Texas and Viz
ginia-are assuredly Democratic. In
| five other states-Ndai New Jersey.
New York. Ohio and West Virginia
lit is practically certain that Repub1i-
cans will be elected. Maine has
swung back into the Republican coll
tumn and In the last election New
York and Ohio returned Republican
senators, while New jersey and West
Virginia. IN by-eIections. have DEM
| onstrated that they are back again In
the Republican fold
This leaves only eight states
Arizona,SIndiana,sM Maryland Missouri,
!: Montan Nebraska, Nevada and Ten
;nessee-in the doubtful column and
in each one of these states the Re-
pub1icans have more than a fighting
chance Of success IF they carry four
Of these eight states they viii con-
ava -SAAS j>9SAStSS-
I The outlook is most encouraging
The election Of Senator Newlands, OF
Nevada, last year, was a matter OF
doubt for some days. so close were
the figures. The Republicans ought
certainly to carry Nevada next year;
Indiana, now that the Progressive
party has disintegrated,' is almost
sure to 5be in the Republican column,
again. while the Bryan=Hitchcock
zfeud in Nebraska affords the SRepub-
leans an excellent opportunity for
carrying that state It was formerly
safely Republican Missouri and
tlennessee o1er Splenolo 1sntns
ground Wf L Narylano nad Repuo-
ncan senator unni recently WIN the
t1oe Iunn1ng stt'ons4 !y-,i favor OF t me.
ttep1 o11cdnS HseNersALi.; s Inese states
ought 10 erect fAep uo11cah' SENATORS
But the victoryywilI not be secured
unless Republican voters in these
state are Thoroughly aroused TO the
/ The election ola Republican pres
iresentatiyes would be an empty hon
= s
! OF the Democratic party and only
win the. repea1 OF tne prese G, ta I'm
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TIE GI1ARKsBIRGsDAIIYTIa l915s
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TR VEL ETTE
vICkSBERG,
Nv Nunuh.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-25
Il H E D ALLY
NO ". TT Is
SoAPgAND: Az.
WHAT'S In a name
Has oft been said,
What's in a name,
Just read ahead.
9

The snockems fami1y was al. e.
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II WIFE IAE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
THE CURB MARKET.
Weak Tone After Early stead'ncss
in Outside TradinG.

Stocks in the outside market were steady
nj the outset yesterday, but before the ex-
~pirsiion OF the second hour . weak tone
developed. Most OF the leading issues SOLO
In large volume. rejecting losses OF ION tma
a fraction to 3 points. A. the close o. sne
uiar. with recoveries In some OF the early
fn;.rna.ionI Mercantile Marine common
under heavy offerings led the downward
trend. selling a. low a. 1915. rms was 2
decline OF ~ points from the close OF
sold al in the past six weeks. IN the ia,e
trading the stock recovered TO IN. showing
a net loss OF Z on the day. me preferred
also displayed early weakness. but became
a strong spot in the afternoon session. al
vancing Ga points.
bu, moved on 81. points during the day
recovering some OF its early loss at the close
Other losses AMONG the induetriale were sub
marine Boat ~. American Zinc lAA ana Gar
Light q Cosden Refining was in good ue'
mand and gained IN on the day. .pr,ggs
up 3. Jewel Tea common battered ~. price
4 points -
Chevrolet continued TO attract attention
among the motor stocks. II opened with an
overnight Improvement OF ~ and gained :
more in the first few minutes OF trading
but reacted to ie at the end OF the day,
Other motor shares were fairly active and
Arm.
Coppers we're IN a better demand. but dis
PLAYED a weak tone. Cerro de Pasco. while
not very sct,ve. sold down 10 "a. recovering
to as1 Braden sold In good volume be
tween i6is and 49,. and Kenneroit Gopher.
while comparatively neglected. declined \
Bonds were steady with little activity being
shown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
Stocks Turn Heavy Again AZ
tor an Early Exhibition
Of Strength.
TRADING MORE ACTIVE


Early strength was displaycl In the
stoct maria, y.s,srday b,,, 4, v.. on,v
-,-.--,- - 80
" reia'No'y prier Manifestation Ai'er
the frst hour prices drifted downward
and the market was generally heavy up
.. e.. e.. r..... =. -. -...,..
W NV ''"'' '"e'o =" III eN'e''''
hr1nkaS OF quoted values and there
were no indications that the share list
bad moved out NJ tina Narrow range IN
-, "A =. g. .-,.-,.- -,
""'c" u nas "ee" swinging 'or several
weeks. Under these conditions II mas
been undergoing a test Of position which
mus, sooncr or later furnish a dcter-
mination of the underlying ,reui OF
values
Dealings Increased souewha, with
toLen. Of a triclle of uneasy liouidation
from Commission house accounts. "a cam
VASE of senfiment suggesting that the
~nroionrcd inertia OF the market was more
ID factor than the adverse onsiderotion
which were urged on attention by pro-
fesslonal speculators who PERSISTED in
operations Tor the decline. The session
had very much the appearance of a series
Of experimental bearish efforts which
were successful In depressing quotations
moderately. but mt the lower levels a
certain amount of resistance was en-
countercd OF the same sort which has
been In evidence since the middle of last
month. Although prices were heavy the
list showed a good deal of stability
toward the close and "A feature of the
late trading was the sharp upturn in
Mercantile Marine preferred shares.
Starting with the advantage offered
by the unresponsiveness of stocks lately
to numerous favorable developments. in
GLIDING In the last few days the sub
stantial increase OF corporate dividends,
operators against prices used as a lever
age the disclosure of the further strain
on u diplomatic relations intimated by
h advces about the severe terms of
the Ancona note addressed to Austria.
There was selling for both accounts
throughout the day In anticipation OF a
depressing effect from the publication of
this note. bat II WAS not apparent that
Wall Street was as a whole inclined 10
borrow trouble on the score Of u rela-
lions to the war. A. he war has
progressed all the belligerents have
grown weaker. while we have grown
stronger. and the relative status in this
regard would seem likely to obtain in
creasing respect from the warning ma
tons for any firm attitude which We
may take toward them.
| Sales or the AnRlo-French BONDS were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
TSsn' s .s. e. ins. ossns..

~ srr n 'ps.,1 ..- lHs:;' I. X L. e *. o :s
A.; !: r. 4: .I 3 s | E $$2a#i;;;; : I 81 + : |R, s;:::" H. II ri; + ill., i IL tt
asNl Al Il zoolWls Contra. :. ..... - = ! -,
Total sales to-day, 6b6 400 shares. Same day 1914, nan closeu'
january to date, 163O736OO. Same period 1914. 4IS62O32 &c.,
Where a &C. follows a quotation it indicates a bdo or oner for ~ snares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
RONDS
CURB O c CLOSING.

SELLS cents per share
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
PUMP REoRGANIZERS UPHELD.
Court CONFIRMS Report of Special
Master Gilbert.

Judge Mayer of the Federal court
yesterday handed down an opinion con-
hrming the report OF Abraham S. Gil
bert. the special master appointed In
the International Steam Pump Company
foreclosure suit.
Judge Mayors opinion upholds the
right Of the trustee under the mortgage
to apply for a foreclosure decree and
yindicates the action of the r%eorgani-
cation committed. of which Charles III.
Sabin Ia chairman. The opinion dis
misses the contentious OF the Hawkes.
preferred stockholders protective COM
m!ttee. which has been ~endeavoring TO
oppose the plan Of reorganization.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
EXCHANGE AGAINST "TIPSTER.'
warning to Brokers About Char
acter Of Advertising.
The Stock Exchange authorities issued

The Stock Exchange authorities issued
a warning to its members yesterday
against the employment OF advertise
ments which might be construed as being
of a "tipster' character. The warning
was worded as follows:
THAT in future the publication OF an
advertisement of other than n strictly
legitimate business character by a mem
Der OF the exchange shall be deemed al
act detrimental to the interest and well
fare of the exchange"
Three memberships were posted for
transfer. These were Alexander NJ.
White TO William J. *, Vanston, c. Rus
sell Auchincloss To George V. Cox and
De Witt J, Selignian to James h. Selig-
man. The price paid for the second sea,
mentioned was $4,000. The first was a
transfer from one member to another
and the last from father TO son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10

tenn CtN
Anon b.. OOa
10000. OOp
5000 0OsI
Penn Is ieH-.
2o1o g
pcnna a 1893
1900 pgl2
Penna II T. Is
| 2ooosan ppl2
" Iorillard y
sooo. Al
p tOriliard 50
?oou IiUl
Bun SerV "rp
~ N J Sc
! 5000 ... nOla
llBn0n NO
READING GIN q
b iOnn~30 %
10000 30
Rep las s. w
32O6n 07li
stI&lron MS
iooo -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
STANDARD OIL QUOTATIONS.

sPar value, $50.
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ToIAI bond sales pN value 5 O.o7O,UOO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
ROADS SELL BOAT LINES.
Pc nnsylva mia, Erie and N. v. Cen
trail Obey Federal Order.

WARRINGTON. Dec, 9.-The Pennsyl-
yania, Erie and New York Central rail-
roads have disposed OF their hnat lines
in compliance with the Interstate Com
merce Commission order requiring di-
vorce of railroad and ship lines by De
cember IL. according to information here
to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-12-10
ORDNANCE STOCKS.
Number OF Issues Close ~ rsiv
sized Advances

\ generally Grm marke, eNis'et 20
ordnanc" stocks YESTERDAY, wits qI"-s
number NJ issues closing a. tt'I s..r5 a.
NdUr'~ Among the leaders upWt.. Pes
Canada Fuundries and fors g --sn'
Arms. Atlas and Aetna. Aside f'' H"r.
rui's Powder, which suffered o f,tr-se q
10 points or more, the baiauc" ~ '." 1t
hold anuut steady. BID aau dsk,l rN
follow.
Evening star., 1915-08-16
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED-A FOUR OR FIVE ROOM AND
bath apartment. unfuraished, In northwest
section, for about six months; moderate rent
Address Box 40. Star ONCE. IS
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, IN NV
section. rooms and bath housekeeping apt,
must be we'll heated and reasonable Box az,
Star olfiee. 11s
Evening star., 1915-08-16
Leave Your Little Wants
AT
THE STAR BRANCH
One in Your Neighborhood
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST
\. Cap. cor. R. /. ave-, Parker's Pharmacy:
End st. cor. Mass ave.. Hygeian Pharmacy
7tb ST. cor. T, Crsweil's Pharmacy.
tn st. cor. X. Goldenherg,s Information Bureau
ss sts rs Roland Wss.. KsR
9th St. cor. L. McGhire's Pharmacy.
18th St, cor. P. Days Pharmacy
18th ST., cor. Col. road Flemer's Pharmacy.
18th ST., Ger. Fla. ave. Pearsons Pharmacy.
:Ist ST.. cor. G, Quieley's Pharmacy.
ssth ST. cor. Pa ave. Herhst's Pharmacy.
Conn. ave-. cor. Fla. ave. Ridgeways Pharmacy.
Georgia ave. 1908. Campb1lrs Pharmacy; ma !.,,.r
]. ST.. 1901 Morss'S Pharmacy.
Pa. ave. 1905. Holtzcaw's Newsstand.
NORTHEAST.
\. csp., cor. T ST.. Richardson's Pharmacy.
Y Cap. cor. st. Kenealy's Pharmscy.
End ST. ror Nd ave-. "Tayior's Pharmacy:
9Th ST. cor X, Mcchesney & Joachim, walter
nj st.. cor. II. Yeatman's pharmacr.
IN ST. cor Car IamMn nn,n Park rSsim.cy
R. ]. ave, co. b. n Mcwi!liams' Pharmacy.
SOUTHEAST.
s'h St. cor. G. Roach Drug Co
Sth St. cor. Eye. Weller's Pharmacy
llth St, cor. Ia. ave. Felley's rharmacy
i4th ST., cor Pa ave, Bradley's Pharmacy.
SOUTHWEST.
fth st. cor d. Suivan's Pharmacy.
GEORGETOWN.
Wis ave- cor VI St. ODounelrs Pha rmacy.
esth St. cor. p. Pride's Pharmacy.
ST.. cor. 36th. weners Pharmacy.
s. sANACOSTiA.
200 Nichols ave, Bury's Drug Store
AND THESE POSTAL TELEGRAPH
" OFFICES: -.
limited States Capitol.
Interior Department.
Bona building W. &. & A. Iwy. onee.-
1882 Connecticut avenue:
1913 wScon<in avenue.
ilth Street Wharf
Evening star., 1915-08-16

41s ST. N.w.-l1 ROOMS. BATHS; HOT
water heat; south front: near all cars; stable
or garage. 81 n. Y. ave. NV; rooms and
BATH; modern; low rent. See owner after
pm. W. F. NASH, 122 N st.