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FOX SALB.
QUICK POSSESSION.
CHOICE TAKOMA PARK HOMF

CHOICE TAkOAA PARK HOMES.
HANnsoEE E fh5Sas buSaaL1W. 1W ALMOST NEW
SAss fqT aGs n6oTs s5 ASb MDR FLED ps&%
also lavatory and . basement toilet and wash
| tuba; wide front porch: sleeping porch; hot
in living room and dining room and handsome
Will aIs Be- soLS 81 ss
VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME OF ROOMS
MnSr; in = perfect condition INSIDE AND
PiN sHxPE ThnEs chhbEs re ShoIsps
near cars. You can't beat this! Terms.
WELL LOCATED BUNGALOW HOME; =
hSGkY nSGkY AM iMrRoxnaENT: si TfH NEnR as 6Aas:
LARGE IoT; ROOM for garden and chickens;
rfx5sH i daaaS1Ss, S1ax sfscI.fis9:" stas Il F."
Home. 800 Butternut ST.. Tskonaa Park. D. G.
| BARGAIN.
ing stable and other outbuiidinss; % young ~ssr or.
road, just four mile: outside Of District sss'1s ls
Montgomery county; Aa.. on the River road.
A. q; HoUGhToS 9 CO.. l51s H st. NV.
- !. 1csss Q. !, HWXonkL9SF LAS1 .;.. HI
sas go. % 4. 9. aoUdhToS CO.. efs iSis on.y pW
I'VE have the BEST In every section" "a
FOR sALE-FARM NEAR CITY, ON CONDUIT
RD.. one mile CABIN JOHN BRIDGE; IS
ACRES. facing road. running back to canal
all under cultivation: Groom house, 2.story
barn. tenant house, 2-story chicken house
25x70 IT, auto shed. springhouse, smokehouse
stream running through place; instant posses
sion; owner must sell; for quick sale, price
s., 500; terms. S2.500 cash.
c. r. WARING. 1416 ST. NV.
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE on BROOK
Vile read. one mile north Of Chevy Chase
Circle; nns neishborhood and surrounded by
| elegant hames; price, IS cents per foot.
CHAs. ". NORRIS,
! Exunar ,hldg. MIN Ha2s
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TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE SIX ROOM
FRAME DWELLING ~

BY virtue Of Q certain doed q trust duly re-
corded. in Laber No. Se25. fode 264 ct seQ.. Of
the land records Of the District Of Columbia.
and At the request Of tie party secured there
BY, the undersigned trustess will sal. at publie
auction, In the olles Of Thee. ]. Own q eee.
1891 G 1T. n.w., MONDAY, TIE FIFTH DAT
OF NAY. AID. 1878, AT FoUR 0UOCK
PM, the falloving described lan1 and prem
ises, sttuats In TIM District Of Columhfa- and
dedgnated a. ana being lots 81 snd a In block
IN section 8, In subdivision knswn a. Bur
vile. being part Of ''sAeriR estlts," g Jsr
the land records sf TIE said District.
Terms: AL cash 4 dsposit of 500 re-
Qufred at the time sf sale, and tbe pEchssG
allowed is days to eo1upists ths psrehsss. Far
ther part5culaYs at tins Of sala. -
GHRIsTIAN J. 9oOaER,
JOHN A. HAG01E
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OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER,
18th and SITS. NV. Washington, D. c.
Scaled proposals for furnishing coal to retired
officers in Washington during fiscal year 1910.
will be opened at the above address May Is,
1919, IL 90 a.m.-600 Tons Anthracite Egg.
400 Tons Anthracite Stove, $50 Tons Anthra-
cite Nut. Proposal blanks may be had upon
application At this ONCE. Proposals to be fIed
in tripficate and must bear guaranty thereon.
Mark envelopes PROPOSALS. FOR FURNISH-
ING COAL and address to the Zone Supply
OGacer. Washington, D. G.
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STONE & FAIRFAX,
1.342 N Y. Ave. NV

Washington Golf and Country Ciub. exclusive
community, and the highest elevation; 25 min
utes War Department. By trolley auro; tile
bath; ami: h.w.h.: large lot and cement
wallis: immediate possession; price, 81 900; also
A-room house. with 81 acres; we'll shaded
lawn: in same community; price. 10000. h.
Main 1873.
BARGAIN IN ACREAGE PKOPERTY-IN OR.
der TO make quick sale Of valuable tract in
Virginia. within radius 3,$ miles Of White
House, on electric line, the heirs Of an estate
offer "a acres Of fne. high, level ground at
great bargain. only e2e SOD. This property is
especially adapted for subdivision or as an in.
vestment. Terms-sman casn payment and
balance on easy terms.
WALTER A. BROwT, GA 18th sf
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-FOUR BLOCKS OF WISCONSIN, AVE. sh
acres and Groom residence, with modern i'm
provements; large modern chicken house, ten
ant house. barn, stable and garage. Located
at Friendship Heights at the d. c. line. Ideal
chicken farm. A big bargain. Price, o,5O0.
JOSEPH C. ZIRkLE,
eos oolseado hldS~- -1fth aade1.atA
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL,
Town Of Takoma Park. Md. April 15. 1919.
Sealed proposals. addressed to the under
signed, will be received up to 8 o'clock pm.
Monday, May s, 1019 and opened at said hour
by the mayor and council. in the basement of
the Presbyterian Church, Maple avenue. for
construction of the following proposed public
concrete roadway. 2.e90 linear feet Of concrete
curbing and 200 linear feet of four-foot ce-
ment sidewalks. Specifications may be OBJ
tained of the undersigned. BEN G. DAVIS.
Town CtcYk. 10 Oak ave, Takoma Park, d. C..
ap246my1
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WANTED-MoNEY.

wANTED-s30 co.,
A drst-ciasa building proposition; Al secur-
ity; very liberal commission will BE- paid for
this loan. For details. address Box JOE. Star
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ap1s-d&ds. .exSu Trustees.
ADAM A, WESCHIER. AUCTT0NEER.
rRr1ErEES' SALE OF VALUABLE BUsINngs

ADAM A. WESCHLGR. AUCTTONEER.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BU9INMs
raofHa1f Iass lap LITTLE TSh1Tsa sTEErm Sns aonIs
TWo.sroRY FR1iE BUILDING. is.s D
By virtue Of . decree in equity esuse. Ne:
ass, Supreme Court. D. C., the undersigned
trustees win sell. at public anctisa. IN front Of
the re;gsenslNys gnNlHnsI H,sT''s,;H TH,sr1rrH DAY ar
APRIL, AID. 1913. At FeURTHIKrY
O'CLOCK PM, lot one and the east = feet
front by the depth Of Let TIVE. sq.ars sso
brick business property, at northwest cerasR
Of 10th and Little B streets Qeaisiana ave-
AND ON THE SANE DAY. At SIS
depth Of lot ten, square 2o7. Washington, d.
G.. flnproved By two-stnry frane resideaes. Nc.
1923 street .outhwsst
money to BE- paid in cash. and the balance in
two equal fhstallments, payable In one and
two years. With interest at per cent per an
secured By nrst deed Of trust upon the prop
erty sold, or all cash. at the option Of the pur-
CHASER A deposit Of $500 on the said business
properly and Of 500 On .he -, s.ia rs.,deIcs =,
All conveyancias. revenue staMps, recording
and notarial fees at cost Of the purchaser.
Terms Of sale to be complied with within If
teen days from day Of sale; otherviss the
trustees reserve the right to resell at the risk
and cost Of the defaulting purchaser, after I've
DAYS advertisement Of such resale In The
h'en''s ' WiL1I1M C. SULLIVAN.
40 5tA street nsrthwsst.
w.,rrp nnv Trustee.
Woodward Building.
JOSEPH J. DARLINGTON.
40 9th street northwest.
--,;ao-T-..1xxSS11G q CO15 1TTTT0YTTPG
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DAVID NoTES. A6CTI0NKEE

On SATURDAY. APRIL 26 1915. at 10
the Farmsrs' Produce (Haakeul Naixef. 11h
and SITS. NV. eondsmned pfstriet nsies
Nos 20. 16s, 17c. 1e2. anl hsessa. Nss. ls.
%. "a, 054. Terms: Cash at time Of sale.
By order Of the Cnmmissisaerx, d. c. A.
TWEEDALH. Auditor. D. q. ap24-2t
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OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY OFFICER.
1t7h and SITS. NV, Washington. ID. c.
Sealed proposals fer furnishing wood to retired
officers in Washington will be opened at the
above address at IL q. May II, 1919. HARD
WOOD, 250 cords. Proposal blanks may be
- upon application at this office. Proposals
to be 1led in tr1picate and mrSt bear guaranty
thereon Mark envelopes PROPOSALS. FOR
FURNISHING WOOD and address to the
Zone Supply Officer, Washington, d. G.
ap2s "a Is 2G q my15 16
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CLOSE TO CHEVY CHASE CLUB.
WEST SIDE CONN. AVE.
Shade and beautiful surround
ings. New house, ready for ocrn-
pancy. 3 fArge rooms, tiled bath.
gas. electric light, hot-water
heat, slate roof. Lot 70 feet
front. More ground available.
Price, S11.0O0. Reasonable terms.
W. II. WALKER,
TO 18th st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-COntfNued.
81. 800; ONE-HALF ACRE OF FINE LAND.
improved by four-room bungalow; electric
lights; water in house; large shade trees; easy
terms. THE RIvERDALE PARK COMPANY.
Riverdale. Nd.
GROOM HOUsE-MODERN, ATTRACTIVE
home; steafA and electric, cars nearby; NV
Price $4,000 Terms Address Box 145-E E,
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ADAM A. wHscaLE1. AUcTIoxIIR.

C. g. SLOAN b CO.. mo. A,es,
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wANTED-HoUsEs.

We have demand for HOUSES ALL SECTIONS.
Prompt and eflcient service rendered.
A. G. H0UGHTON 4 CO., 1918 n at. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
2Hs
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MONEY TO LOAN on REAL. ESTATE AT
lowest rates. Special privileges with respect to
prior payments. TYLER & RUTHERFORD
SIT 18th st. new.
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

SALE COLONIAL BEACH, VA, COL0N1A
cottage; large furnished rooms; piano i.'
Nd. ave. ne. :
The evening world., 1919-03-06
AMERICAN DELAY
BLAMED FOR RED
CONTROL IN RUSSIA
Raymond Robins Tells Sena-
tors Red Cross Appeal for
Funds Was Ignored.

WASHINGTON. March s.-Failure
OF the United States TO reply promptly
10 appeals from the American Rcd
Cross Mission In Russia for help in
fighting the Bolshcviki gave the Boil
sheyiki control, Raymond Robins
told tho Senate committee investlgat-
ing lawlcss propaganda to-day.
Robins was n member Of the Red
Cross Mission In Russia. He said
that Col. William B. Thompson, head
of tho commission. cabled tho United
States through tho Rcd Cross asking
for Si.00O.OOo Immediately and ST.
600. 900 n month for three months TO
bc used In anti-Gcrman and anti
Bolshoviki propaganda.
we waited n long time for n re-
ply" said Robins, "1nd when II came
II stated that representative Of the
Committee on Public Information
would be sent to Russia 10 go over
the situation. when this man got
there the Bolshcvilli had been In con-
troll for two weeks"
The evening world., 1919-03-06
AVIATOR EXTENDED FIRST
GREETING To 27TH BOYS
Flyer in Plane From Aer6nautical
Exhibition Showered Welcome
Messages on Leviathan.

Tho first greeting extended TO the
Homecoming troops OF the 9Th Dlvls-
ion was by an acroplane from tire Aero
nautical exhibition at the Garden, which
flew over the Lcviathan from Sandy
Hook 20 Hobokcn showcrlng papers.
mcssa res Of welcome and tickets for
tho exhibition for Gen. o'Ryan and his
men.
George J. Zimmerman dropped the
mcssages lie sailed early this morn
ing from keyport, y. j., In mcdcl N
Arco Marine flying boat and was over
the Lcviathan before shc reached port.
lie overlook the troopahip off tho
Hook and circlcd around her 20 the
delight Of the soldiers, who chccrcd
him. Then flying low he dropped n
canvas bag on the transports deck.
lie dropped second one before tho
vessel reached Quarantine.
Then Zimmerman flew to Il a Colum-
ba Yacht Club and picked up chief
Nathan Of the Aviation Photographic
Exhibit OF the Exposition. returning
to the Loviathan to snap photographs
for the naval records.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
STOMACH TROUBLES
ARE DUE TO ACIDITY
Ishs sns certa1 sps,sy. RelIa For
Led Indigestion

50. called stomach troubles, such a. In
digestion. gas. souruess. stomach ache and
Inability to retain food are IN probably
nine cases out Of ten simply evidence that
excessive secretion OF acid Is taking place
IN the stomach. causing the formation OF
sas and acid Indigestion.
oss disteuds the stomach and causes
that full oppressive burning feeling some.
times known a. hsaftburn, while the acid
trritates and inflsmes the delicate lining
Of the stomach. The trouble lies entirely
in the excessive development or secretion
Of acid.
To stop or prevent this sourinE OF the
food contents OF the stomach and to
neursiize the acid. and mako II bland
and harmless, q tsaspoOnful OF bisurated
marncsla. q good and effective corrector
Of acid stomach, should be taken In .
auartef OF a GLASS OF hot or cold water
after eating or whenever gas, sournes- or
scldIty l. felt. This s~s-tens the stomach
and neutraliEes the Hcidity In few
mssnents and 'is a perfectly harmloss and
tnsxpcnsi,o remedy to use.
An antAcid. such M bisurated maEneeia,
which can bs obtained from any druEEist
in either powder or tablet form enables
tho stomach to do Its work properly with.
out the aid OF artificial dizestents. Mag
neaia comes In several forms 40 be certain
20 ask for and take only Blsuruted Mag
nesia, which IL especially prepared Tor
the above rurpNss --AFv'
The evening world., 1919-03-06

Director General Hines and Secretary
Of the Treasury Glass before tho
Senate Committee on Appropriations.
Mr.. Hines testified that II the Sen
ate failed 10 pass the Deficiency Bill.
"the industrial and financial results
would bc disastrous" Secretary
Glass testified that u the Senate
failed 10 make the appropriation 1t
would create "a situation in railroad
circles that would amount to a prac-
tlcal suspension"
The better minds OF Wall street
know that such results are entlrely
improbable. As a matter OF fact,
there is a growing feeling Of conf
dence that remedial measures will
soon be found. Certain 1t is that
Secretary Glass and Mr.. Hines are
not nearly as pessimistic as the
above statements would indicate.
Resources OF the War Finance
Corporation now total little less
than t35o,ooo,o0o. It is altogether
likely that a large part OF these re-
VIII uoNN w NANS Wv a-''
roads over until an extra session OF
Congress convenes. II necessary,
the War Finance Corporation can use
a part OF it's resources aside from
what II lends direct to railroads to
discount the loan made by private
banks to the various companies.
The Federal Reserve Banks could
then rediscount these bankers loans.
The unexpected developments in
the railroad world has had the effect
Of temporarily checking the activl-
ties OF pools operating In the indus
trial stocks. They are assuming an
attitude OF "watchful waiting" Their
argument is that the inherently
strong position OF the market has
been convinclngly demonstrated by
its action following the failure OF
the Deficiency Bill to pass. 1t would
seem that these pools have gained
rather than lost courage. II is alto
gethcr likely that when effective
measures to correct the railroad sit
uation have been taken favorlte in
dustrial Issues will again be actively
taken In hand by these pools.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
Try This If You
Have Dandruf

There is one sure way that never
fails to remove dsndruff completely
and that Is to dissolve II. This destroys
II entirely. To do this, just get about
four ounces of plain, ordinary liquid
srvon; apply II at night when retiring
use enough to moisten the scalp and
rub II in gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most II not all Of your
dandruff will he gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace Of II, no matter
how much dsndrun you may have.
You will find, too, that all itching
and digging Of the scalp will stop in
stantly, and your hair will be fluffy,
lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and
look and feel hundred times better.
You can get liquid 4rvon at any
drug store. Il is inexpensive, and
four ounces Is all you will need. This
simple remedy has never been known
to fail.--Advt.
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FLIES FROM WASHINGTON
HERE IN ! HOUR, al MINUTES
New Record Established by Major
Gen. kcnly Cuts off Nine
Minutes.

The record for the Washington. New
York flight was broken to-day when
Major Cen william r. Kcnly. Director
OF tho Division OF Military Aeronautics,
alightcd from De IIlviland four nj
Hazelhurst Field one hour and forty
one minutes after hc had left the capt.
tai lie was pllotcd by Major ]. II.
Ocker. The previous record was one
hour and fifty minutes The machine
was driven by Libcrty motor. de-
vcloping 400 horse power
Major Gen. Kcnly was met at the
field by Col. y. VI. Atkinson. s. s.
Bradley and \. II. Flint. He will be
the guest OF MIR. Bradley AMI Mr. Flint
at the Acronautical Exposition tonight.
Assistant Secretary Of War Crowcll
and others are also flying from wash
ingtoE to New York to-day.
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AUSTRIA WILL Join
WITH GERMANY SOON
Teutonic Union viii BE Proclaimed
When Details, Now Going on,
Are Completed.

BERNE. March SHERMAN ncwspa-
pers received here contain semi
official communication concerning nego-
tiations between DIR. Otto Bauer. For
eign Minister Of Gcrman-Austrid and
the German Government for union
between German Austria and Germany
The union, says the communication,
will be promulgated as soon as qucs-
tlons of detail now being discussed by
various commissions set up for that
purpose are settled and a treaty drafted
which will be submitted to the two Ma
tional Assemblies.
After ratification by the assemblies
imperial laws will be arranged Cor the
union OF Austria to the empire. In the
preparation OF these Austrian rcpresen-
tatlves will be asked to collaborale.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
HINDENBURG is WORRIED.
East Will belong Either 10 Ger
mans or Boisheviki, He Says.

BERLIN. Wednesday. March 8 CAsso-
ciated Press) The military situation
on the eastern front Is painted In
blaekest colors by Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg in an interview printed
here, The Field Marshal declares that
unless the population generally rallies
to the defense of their homes and
families II will be impossible TO ward
off attacks by Bolshevist hordes.
The expectations OF the Poles and
the Entente that the Poles will succeed
to the German inheritance in the east
Will be blasted" he says. II know the
Poles. and the country In the east will
belong either to us or to the BolsheyIki. -
The evening world., 1919-03-06
450 CHILDREN SAVED
FROM BURNING ORPHANAGE
Many Asleep in Buffalo InSti
tuition Rescued BY
Sisters.

BUFFALO, n. Y. March s.-Fire de-
stroyed the greater part OF the Derman
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. causing
damage estimated at ,l50OOO. The $50
children in the building. many of whom
were asleep. were taken from the burn
ing structure by the Sisters OF st.
tuition.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
B0RAH AND REED HERE.
Thomas Also 10 speak on cE .,u- of
Nations To-NIght.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Sens tors
Borah of Idaho. Republican. and Reed
OF Missouri, and Thomas OF Colorado.
Democrats. left to-day for New York.
where they will speak tonight Oh the
League OF Nations before the Arts
and Sciences Association. Senator
Thomas's address VIII be the first he
has delivered on tho subject out Sen
ators Borah and Reed have attacked
the tentative draft OF the league ;
constitution.
Senator Borah will speak In Brooklyn
Saturday.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

NOTES-At the annual meeting OF the
National Conduit and Cable Company
A. II. Virgins. Andrew Fletcher. II. J.
Pritchard and G. @. Galston were re-
elected directors for a term OF three
years.
The syndicate Of bankers headed by
Hornblower & Weeks announces that
the se.O70OOO consolidated mortgage {
per cent bonds Of the Chicago. st. Paul
Minneapolis and Omaha Railway Com
pany have been sold.
Butte and Superior produced In Feb
ruary 4.175.000 pounds Of zinc In con-
centrates and $4,000 ounces silver.
Total MEETINGS by American sugar rea
fners for January and February were
about 550il6 tons. against 425,s9e tons
In the same period last year, an in.
crease OF about i25, 900 tons.
Halsey Stuart & Co. and William r.
Compton Company are Offering at i0C
and interest $4,000, 900 State OF Louisiana
Port Commission serial per cent
bonds. The entire issue is exempt from
taxation In Louisiana.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

a meeting Of Coloradoans Is sched-
uled for tomorrow morning In the Hall
of States, New York War Camp Com
munlty Service. No, ~ West 25th
Street, to greet the returning Colorado
troops. X. u. Hequembourg. who will
preside. declared Colorado Is practically
the only State In the Union which has
no official representa- uon In the Hall OF
States. All citizens OF Colorado are
asked to attend.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
WAR COUNCIL ACCEPTS
AMERICAN PROPOSAL
Calls on Special Commission to
Report Articles for Insertion
in Peace Treaty.

PARIS. March 6.-The Supreme War
Council to-day accepted the American
proposal that the Special Commissions
be asked TO present their reports and
conclusions In the form OF articles for
Insertion in the preliminary peace treaty,
1t was officially announced.
II Is hoped to have the treaty ready
when President Wilson arrives.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
boston Irishmen Resent Wilson
Snub of Cohnlnn.

BOSTON, Mar3h 6.LA resolution
conJemnlng President Wilson for in
sulting" Justice Daniel +. Cohaian In
New York by refusing to receive dele
cation Of Irish sympathizers until Co
halan left the room, was passed In a
meeting here OF the Associated
branches Of the Friends OF Irish
Freedom of Greater Boston.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
stolen $4,000 Jewels Found In Far.
sons Chicken Coon.

Jewels worth 5000. stolen last Thurs
day from Charles Whitlock. Vice Presi-
dent OF the New Brunswick IN. j. Trust
Company. when he left a suitcase con-
tanning them n few minutes on his
porch. were discovered yesterday in the
chicken coop In the rear OF the parson-
age OF the Highland Park Reformed
Church, occupied by the Rev. Anthony
terry.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

Greater confidence In the future OF
sccuity prices was manifest in to-
days market and prices ruled gcner-
ally higher than the final prices OF
yesterday.
The usual budget OF unfavorable
news was brought to bear, but the
market showed that this had been an
ticipated and discouned, and buying
power was In now way impaired.
There was a distinctly greater feel
ing of confidence that tho trouble
some matter OF railroad financing
will soon be taken care OF withut
serious difficulty. Certain banking
quarters claimed to possess positive
knowledge that an extra session OF
Congress will be called by May l
and that banking firms working in
cooperation with the War Finance
Cory, ration will take care OF rail-
road financial needs in the interim.
Railroad stocks opened fractlonally
higher and maintained a strong tone
throughout tho session. Reading.
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific
gained moro than a point by midday
and there was unmistakable evidence
Of renewed public interest in this
group OF stocks.
As expected. the porphyry coppers
reduced their dividends, but. as pre-
dicted in this column copper shares
hn., a
out condition. when the announce
ment OF the dividend reductions failed
to encourage selling OF long stocks.
shorts began to cover their commit
ments and copper shares soon showed
substantial advances over the pre-
vious close. Utah Copper showed a
gain of SIS from the low OF the day.
and other copper shares showed pro-
portionate gains.
Pool activity again became OF the
strenuous order in Mexican Petrol
cum. This issue advanced to ls2 l-2,
net advance of points over yes
terday's close and other oil shares
were strong in sympathy
Financial sentiment has again be-
come optimistic. Unexpectedly un-
favorable news has failed to seriously
degrees prices. Bulls argue that the
market has demonstrated the strength
of the foundation on which prices rest,
and that the trend has again definite
ly turned upward. On the other hand,
beoars do not conceal their disappoint-
.nent regarding the action OF the mar
kket, IN view of the unfavorable
character of the news.
The market continued to display
strength to the end OF the session. all
classes Of stocks participating in the
upward move.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
One Dead, One Missing In Insane
AsyIum Fire.

RICHMOND. Ind. March 81. p.
Lehman. a patient in the Eastern In
diana Hospital for the Insane. was
burned to death during a fire which de-
stroyed a mems hospital building here.
Another patient is unaccounted for.
Twenty-Five patients who were bcd-rid-
den were removed from the hospital.
The evening world., 1919-03-06
To Give Cam on nase Exhibition.

MaxImilIan Toch. pioneer American
camoufeur. whose first official showing
of photograph OF land fertilization and
marine camouhase will be made on FRI
day evening at the Chemists Club. No.
30 East tist Street, under the auspices
give a private view of the pictures on
Friday afternoon to representatives OF
the press. Norton Bronson will exhibit
aerial photogra phs.
The evening world., 1919-03-06

Of 81 on common and "a per cent
on preferred. Common dividend is
payable April /, preferred April Is.
At last dividend meeting of directors
an extra dividend Of 81 per share was
declared and the announcement was
made that the company's common
stock would be placed on regular
IS basis.