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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
JOHN FRANCIS KEY, 90,
DIES IN SOLDIERS HOME
Grnndncphcw of Author of "Stnr
SpanEicd banner" Confederate
Veteran, PASSES Away.
Inv Nssoclated l,r.ss. !

BALTIMORE. MD. August John
Francis Key. - years old. II Confed-
crate veteran and grandncphcw OF
Francis Scott Key. writer OF The
star Spanglcd Hammer" died at Con-
fcdcratc Soldiers Home. pikcsv!Ile,
this afternoon.
MIR. Key served throughout the civil
War in Company ID. First Maryland
Infantry. and in Stewards artillery.
He participated in the battles OF Ma
nassas.' M.son's IIill. Munson's hin.
Rappahannock River. Front Royal.
Manchester. Ilarrisonburg, Cross Keys
and Mcchanicsville
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Ieaths in Richmond last month, nc-
cording TO figures coinpilcI NJ tho
Clty Health Bureau. numbered Ice. or
Which hihety-onc were white ana
SeEenty-hrc colorcd. Consumption
icd INC !!st being the cause Of six
numbering fifteen, and diseases o; the
Iifcsti'c organs third, with ten such
Whoopins cough. which is supposed
10 lie a mild disease caused si,
deaths during the week. and cj.,ht,.
hfe cases were recorded on hand ycs-
ierdny. throughout the city. There
We're iive deaths from meningitis and
clearly defined "o'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
MORE DONATIONS NEEDED
FOR MILK AND ICE MISSION
Demand for Commodities Among
Poor Continues with Hot Wealth
ItcturninS.

Contributions have been increasing
~ small for the MIX and lee Mission
Fund. although TIL" hot wave .,cnms
To be returning. judging from the
weather yesterday. Infants. inva-
lids ana old folks are clamor;n, :o-
these commodities and should :hc
people OF Richmond whose cirrum-
stances are better fail To RESPOND
with steady daily contributions great
suffering viii result
The following amounts. resolved
Yesterday. are acknowledged
Mrs. {; NJ NJ .............. 5 800
In sad remembrance OF
promise broken " I ia
previously acknowledged 23..i9
s:3s.ic
II is hoped that the mission will he
ahlc To coutinu. this charity THROUGH
IN. generosity OF iiichmondcrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Funeral scrv!ccs for Miss Sic +.
Peasants. who died Sunday incoming
at the residence OF Mrs. W. d. stokes
near Farmville. will he conductei TO-
day at noon from the residence OF c.
Carlton Jackson, Glg Noble Avenue,
Ginter Park She is survived bt AIr..
q. Carlton Jackson ana John damp
den Peasants. She was a sister Of
Mrs. Jackson. Mrs Julien Thom?s and
llampGcn Peasants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

, itiTS itroOhes was rc,nandcd 10
lI"nr.co County Jail following his
dlIlic 10 supply bond after being
sem On u iAc October term OF The
ana Jury yesterday by United
hcimcr. on the charge Of having 1,.r.
.ot'c" IN MS possession. II is alleged
mat he was detected in the nc, of
supplying Inmates of the IIenrico jail
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

- I.WVIVN OF NO kichmOnu Rotary
Cub to raise funds for the L.. anl
milk fund campaign for sick and a.,
pendent Richnondcrs resulted IN the
contribution OF Si,Sjj96. according
I" Official figures given out las; nigh,
10y E"E. Frank I. McFaden. -. H.,
president Of the club. sixty teams
composed Of members Of the club
cnnEaSsrd the city and collected II
money one Rotary team. under Tho
,"aGti mn 81 w VI. Anderson, raised
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Funeral Of Inryic n. n,,i,.

Funeral services for Iiarvic Mayo
blair. who died sunday morning al
$50 o'clock in his home at Bon Air.
were conducted yesterday aftern pon
from tn" Presbyterian Church there.
The body was brought 10 Richmond
for burial in Hollywood
Mr.. Blair WAS for Il number Of
years in the employ OF the city as 4
draughtSman in the Department ,.
Public Works. He was one tima EN-
ploycd by the New York Triblnc in
It's art department.
Mr.. Blair is survived Ivy willow
who was Miss Maudc r. Miller. u
daughter Of the late Polk Miller: h;y
mother. Mrs. Lucy taEland. Of wash
ington. and an only sister. Miss ethel
HIuir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
DR.. LUIS CALVIN DIES
WAR Minister to United States From
Nrpubiir OF Snnto
Domingo.


WASlilNtToN, August DIR. Luis
Gavin. minister from Santo Domingo
TO the United states. died here sud
denly from heart trouble.
Before coming 10 the United states
d." Calvin was consul-gcncrai at
Madrid. lie came 10 Washington IN
Jnnc. 1918. Dr. Calvin WAS widely
known as lawyer and journalist.
lie had been managing editor of va
rious daily papers and magazines In
spain. the United States and the
dominican Republic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Mayer. Hoard Let. coptr,c,

Contracts we're let by the Mayor
Advisory .oIard yesterday for She
nurchaS" For the Department OF Pub
lie Utilities of two Lakewood trac-
tors and an automatic motor scrc-
rator SET for the Gas Works. Cos:
OF the two tractors, as approved viii
oc st.'96. and OF the generator Sl.52O.
ne purchase Of three steel hopper
cars az Il total cost Of S2,loO. from
IA" Richmond Engineering Compa:"
MAS also authorized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Makes Nan, In,ucc,io,.

Last month the BGrcau OF rirn
prevention, Of Htchmond. made a.25,
antSpeC''nhs' according Ia the report
hre CHEZ. The bureau, which w.;
only established in May. has airca4y
MADE S.t2a Inspections Fewer iIrC
is attributed TO The work OF ths
bureau. s"s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Alum Shnrtnrc Relieved.

Worries OF the ci;y Water Works
concerning the supply Of alum on
hand with which to clarity the water
of the city were temporarily allayctl
yesterday when a long expected ear
load OF the commodity arrived The
car Of alum is sufficient to sunoiy
the needs of the city for a week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
MALLORY K. CANNON. HIGH
IN SCHOOL CIRCLES, DIES
Principal of Marry school mud JIcn,,
al STATE Tcnchrrs' ASSocia-
tfon PASSES Away

NCRiIol.k. VA, August a.-profcs-
S9r Ma iInrT Is. Cannon. principal Of
,na'EE ii!Sh school. Of Norfolk. and
on Of The best known educators in
N!i!rS!hia. died this morning mt Lees
Nins' va. after a brief Illness. ".
public school system for the n, ~
NM FOUR years. ana had been
nrinc!pai o! The high school for three
AMrarS. ne was president Of the State
icacnerS Associations. Funeral and
burlal win take place In Norfolk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Funeral OF w. II. McSparrnn.

ran. brother Of Rev. T.. II. McSpar-
ran, who died yesterday. will ne con-
Quoted this afternoon at O'clock.
lnterrent Will he in Rivervicw He
is survived by his father. j r.. Ne
Spartan: two brothers. Dr t.. (. Nc
Spartan and the Rev. T.. Il Mc%par-
ran, and one aiStcr. Mrs. d lii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Extra Quality
Administer Rugs

We wish TO lay special stress on
the quality Of these Rugs, and when
you consider that we are Offering
only Rugs such as are made by tho
following well-known makers of the
highest grade Administer Rugs
"Bigclow- Hartford" Carpet Co,
stephen Sanford & Sons" .Rox-
bury Carpet Co., )" John Bromsley &
Son." also a few other standard
makers, you can appreciate why we
emphasize quality.
Size 27x54-inch, $3.50 to $3.50.
Size 3Gx72-inch, $II. 90 TO $3.50.
Size 4.6x6.6 feet, $1,000 to $500.
Size GX9 feet, $3.50 to 1880.
Size S.3x10.6 feet, $4,000 to $4,000.
Size 9x12 feet, $4,000 to 10000.
Size 11.3X15 feet, one price. Si95.
Special Administer and Brussels
Rugs
9Xl2, Choice, $500.
About 25 Rugs in lot. These Rugs
are unusually good values, and we
will not be able to duplicate this Of
fer when this lot has been disposed
Of.
Special 9x12 Feet Seamless
Brussels Rugs, $3.50
Tans, blues and mixed colors; also
Chinese or allover patterns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
Ai>itnrs. nar n, Erexh-Air rnmn.

NisItOrs Viii Dr. RECEIVED at lie
!rcsh-A!r camp OF the Federation oil
Mothers clubs and Parent Teachers
Association today from 800 TO !
O'clock Ministers, doctors and Wis
ltinS nurses are particularly urS"u
TO attend. Tho camp. which is con-
Quoted for delicate children from 3
Enr,s' IIlI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

li"nrico County Women Christian Tenn.
psrancn Union VIII meet 1T the Y. W. Z
a. tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock I'm.
tOrtant matters rc!gtin. TO closing OF
IN" years work are to he discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Christ Church Choir Guild will hold a
GSarniva. and cait ter:a suprcr nj Jefferson
l'ark. Thursday evening from - III
o'clock. Music. hay rides and Other al :
fractions are on the program.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Sacred Heart Cathedral will give a,
ali-day outing today at Forest IIiIl Park
Dinner viii he served and there will b,
dancing and other events
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Postmaster Hay T. Thornton Yesterday
rec.ined announcement Of The foliowin;
z I.ii!ard. Haywood. and rhiliu
fe-d1.. Re dwooG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


F'uncrnl uf Mrs !.aur; sun Trcvii-
Liam. daughter OF the REV T. w StiT.
former pastor vi West End Methodist
Church. hut NOW ~ South Ilill. was
conducted yesterday afternoon from
Central Methodist Church. of which
she was :, member. Rev. W. j. Max
e. and Rev George w Wray con-
ducicd The obscGdies lutcrIncn; was
In Maury.
hal!bcarcrS were:
Honorary: Active:
Judge j.. H. Wells W. T.. Hrvc'
Luther W. Wells H. A. Bowen
NJ. y. Campbell J. y. DunfoTd
j. T.. R.dford Herbert i..-Iuc
J.. II. P"rlu". .fr. Aubrey Dixon
J. NJ. Svdnor. j. w. Dodd,
Mrs. Trcvillian is survived ny he
husband: her parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. j. w. Stn South Hill one
brother. Thomas II. Stin. OF Norfollt.
and three sisters. Mrs James
Brown, Of Black sburg. and Misses
Grace and Elizabeth StiH. of South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
bv Postmaster

Invitation was received bv Postmaster
Hay I Thornton yesterday to the ro'ij-
cation % Franklin -, Roosevelt. Demo
cratic unmiD"" Tor the vice presidency ~
the United states to be held ~ HYDE
Park. y. Y. Monday afternoon at /? o'clock
Mr.. Thornton alsn has received an invita-
ti"n to attend the notification OF Gov
"rnor Cox presidential noui'1." y;
DAYTON, Ohio. bur viii not b" able to az
tynL elther for hMslmnss r. asMns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Miss Emma Maxwell Broaddus. who ha .
- Improving:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

To complete the personnel OF the board
Of commissioners for the erection OF The
Memorial Library and AUDITORIUM. Gov
cfnor W"stmorclard Davis will announce
his second anuUintmcnt within the next
i"w days This will complete the boar d
which is to have six members
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Rev Fred Il. Chennu!t. pastor Of BROAD
street church. left last night for LAX"
luna luska. y. G.. TO attend The Methods,
Missionary Conference which up.rcd yes.
ter!ay. MIR chcnault Will return in linn"
Tor hOth snrNiCns next Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Secretary Of The State Democratic Com
mite" j. y. l!rcnaman. VIII open State
HEADQUARTERS in Richmond about tho frs Il
- next month. Mr.. Brcnainan announces
that a spirited carlpaiEn will he waEeti
FOR tn" PARTY candida ties. the p.iuciua!
work |" h." IN" securing Of a full vote. ~
there Is said Ia ne no doubt as to how IN,
state VIII n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

MIR. Coylc. Of South BEND Ind all.
dressed MENTORS Of Richmond Nest 30
Inhn. order OF owls. at smoker Hast
liroad streets. ~ meeting OF the Ricn.
nont nest has been called for August .
ha 1900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

I'll" nam" oc buchanan street African
;Mrth"dist Episcoral Zion Church .Aiission
n NJ T.. ZION Church. in honor 81 The
succgs-ful work Of nishon George Lincoln
Blackwell. y. NJ S. r. H.. who has don"
So much to build ua and spread IN. IN
nu"n.c &: Zion Methodist Church in Rch-
mnud and vicinity and in tho Virginia
conference. over which II. rrcsidrs. Rev.
Trim Staiiincs is pastor III the church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-03

Colonel William NJ. MYERS YESTERDAY 10
sued instructions To mentors Of the po'Icc
i'"raTim'nt that an officer must daplav
il"rc totor" POLICEMEN have merely shown
tn" badges 10 ,, Inoturman or conductr-
ana have been allowed 10 ride zee %.
charge. They must now Wear their badges
Mh"r" PASSENGERS on the can see
them.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
Births, Carriages,
Deaths
HOLD LAST RITES FOR
CHAS. {. MACON TODAY
Was Former Governor Of Canal Zone
and Member Of Isthmian
Board.
Noiice, Muy BE PhoHed UHtI
eP. 81, Nam 500, Brdteh o.

Funeral services for Charles r..
Magoon former provisional governor
OF Cuba and ex-governor OF Panama,
who died at the Emergency Hospital
Yesterday. will be held from Gawler's
funeral chapel today. He was taken
to the hospital Monday from his home
in the Marlborough apartments.
Mr. Magoon was born In steele
county, Miss, fifty-ninc years ago.
lie practiced law until 1850, when he
went to work in the bureau OF insu-
lar affairs OF the War Department mt.
In 1904 he was appointed consul gem
cral OF the lsthmiun Canal Commits
sion and was q member OF the COM
mission until 1896. IIc was appointed
governor OF the Canal Zone Sn 1905,
and also was minister to Panama
until October. 1906, From then until
January. 1909. he was provisional
governor Of cuba. lie was an init
mate fricnd Of General Pershlng.
Mr. MaEoon was q member OF the
Chevy Chase. Metropolitan and Cos
mos clubs OF Washington and is sur
vivcd by his brother, Harry c. Ma
COON OF this city, and his sister. Mrs.
Anna NJ. Easton OF Warren. MINI.
The body was sent TO Lincoln, Neb.,
where interment will take place sun
day afternoon.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
MRS. AMNON BEHRENO.

Mrs Amnon Rehrcnd, widow or
Amn"n Behrend. who prior to his
death three years ago was one OF
the pioneers among Washington bus
mess men, died at her home in the
Beacon Apartment, shortly before
noon yesterday
Mrs Behrend suffered a stroke OF
paralysis about a year ago and had
been in poor health since. She was
prominently Identified with the As
sociated Charities of the District as
well ms the United Hebrew Charities.
She was also a member OF the Coun-
ell of Jewish Women and the Wash
ington Hebrew Congregation.
Two sons, Rudolph Behrend. a
lawyer. and Edgar Behrend. both OF
this city, and three daughters, Mrs.
Levi David, and Nrs. Laura Flescher,
OF this city. and Mrs. Richard Bonwit,
OF New York city. survive her.
Funeral services. will be held from
the Beacon Apartments tomorrow
morning a II O'Clock. Rabbi Louis
Stern and Abram Simon officiating
1nterment will be in the cemetery
OF the Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation, Congress Heights. ID. =.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
UNCLE SAM PAID $2,O46
TO FEED ENEMY GUEST

new YORK, Jan. 15.--EliS island
most protracted visitor, Migi Cogic,
who has been detained there since
August 5, 1914. is on his way home
to Austria, immis ration authorities
reported today. Cogic. who received
the soubriauet Of "Cocnac AL" ar
rived here upon the outbreak Of the
waI. but was found 20 have detective
vision and was ordered dcportcd as
an undesirable alien.
War caused suspension OF SAIL
ings to Austria and Cogic was forced
to wait until conditions became nor
MAJ His board cost the Government
S2.o46. according to immi grafton Off
cials. and in addition he took away
S495 earned doing hair cutting, shaw
ing and tailoring for immigrants
Cogio is fifty-three years old.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
DEATHS

Mary l.. loover. rs yrs., l7zb 18TH ST. nv.
Margaret Williamson, SO yrs, 1903 18th nv.
Antonia FiguerOa de Figueros, 20 yrs,
Casualty Hos
Cornelius Grove, ~ yrs, 1892 Dcgwood NV.
Jerutha Bidvell. 90 yrs., 81. Eiiz. Hos.
Rebecc@ Garses, 80 yrs. Geo. wash Univ,
Hos.
II. Frances Dick, 10 yrz.. 1888 J5th st. NV.
Teresa Csllan, 7S yrs.. 3043 i ~. nv.
IlaIvcr Paulsen. 80 yrs. 1886 q st. ne
George NJ. Leslie IS yrs, Eli sth 81. 80.
jennie H. Ives. II yrs. 1907 Ianisr st.
James ID. Bowen, 20 yrs., Providence Hos
Henry ii. Washington, II yrs., Blue Plains,
D. c.
Truman .. yelling. "a yrs. 1857 Park rd
NV.
Marie C. Rider. 80 yrs. Columbia Hos.
Richard NJ. Dement,. mo-, 1920 st. Sc
Bnnsucs Rich, ! mo-, 2e5 MINI. ave. ne.
Thomas y. Royden. days. Columbia Hos
Maria Lucas, 90 yrs, Wash. Asy. Hos.
Ethel n. Lee. n yrs, 1925 Kirby st. nv.
Hiram Wise. 60 yrs: Freedmen,s Hos.
Florance II. Wye, SO yrs., 1929 Sherman
ave. nv,
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
GIRL TWINS
Joseph ana Rosie butler.
MARRIAGE LICENSES

William Edgar Warner. 81, ana Ernne An
nabslls wilkin.on, z?. both OF this city,
Abraham Friedsnbsrs, 70. and Lena KeTOss
~ both OF this city The Rev b. L.
Sroasmsn;
%, both Of this city, the Rev J. p
AVN {. Kstehsm. "a. and M.ry Elizabeth
kkSs,. y; both Of this city The Rev
Lloyd A Brooke. 80. Of this city. and Az
nette " Allen, 80, OF L-ndoyer, Md. Tho
GsoTse a. Dlsgls. 10. and Annis H. wsldis.
H. aoth " this city. This Rev. william
John r Good Is. .nd Mao l. smith. 10,
S,,o,.,i both 9t this city The Rev, II D,
George. Henry Kern. 2s, and Pauline N.
short iS. both OF this city The Rev j.
Clement augustus wsunan. ss. and Eta
Mae Norris 81 both Of this city. The
Hotley II. Barrett. 2s. and Helen &. Perry,
2e. OF Upper Marlboro, Nd. The Rev c.
Irwin II. HolIandsr, is. and Amy II. Crom-
well. both OF this city. The Rev, a. NJ.
Direnderter and the Rev. c. A. Ruben
s. H. Perry, 70, and Margaret Faulhaber.
tl, both OF this city; the Rev. J. II. Jef-
tries.
Harry J. KIingisr. g2. and Grace 4. Coop
er 20; both OF this city. The Rev. J. II.
William O'Neill Jr.. 30, and Susan Patricia
Reinhardt. s. both of this city The
Rev. M. 4. J. Egan.
Edgar p. Hamilton. 40. and Blanche Hyatt.
10. both OF MitchslIsyille, Nd. The Rev.
- ]. Prettyman.
Dennis Phillip Stanley, 81, and Frances
Anna Beery, -, both OF Roanoke Va
The Rev. !. c. Copanhayer
William A. Payne, 81, and Martha II. Jack
son, 90. both OF Culpeper, Va. The Rev.
VI. F. Downs.
George Snidcr 20. and Lucille Ruuner. 81,
both Of Louisa, Va The Rev. II. r.
Downs
William 4. BloXton. ~. and Nary u. Smith,
80. both OF Delrsy, Va. rho Rev. 9 N.
Compiler
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
1ODAY'S SALES

Washington Gas 5's. $1,000 a ss7s
81. i.o0OS OSssL. s5o0dssz. s1,0G01s9.
Capital Traction 5's, s500@s3. $1,000
asa. s50OT?3, $1,000 me3, s5oo193,
$5O0@93
Washington Railway and Electric
As. $1,000 a 57i.. $1,000 mo1i., $4,000
57E. $1,000 q 81 l.. sl.00om 57i2. $1,000
G571a.
Potomac Electric. Cons IS. $1,000
ass, sl.0o0QSs.
United States Savings Bank. $4,000.
Lanston. 5gs2h, 1o@ S2hi. 5ds2 .,
1OTscH. 1OmS2i%. O0H@Ia l0M So l.
IO1S2,s. codscI2. 2OMS2%i 20GS2a
59S2S.
.After call-Continental Trust Com
pany. 1O6l11E.
Lanston. 100 S2s4, 5@ S2:,
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NINE. JEANETT

EGYPTIAN FhLMIST, CLAIRNOTANT.
Guaranteed to read your entire life past.
present and future. She asks no questions
nut before you u e Cr q word she tells what
! ou called for, names of friends, enemies.
ellis how ts gain success in business,
Health, courtship, marriage, divorce. tells
Eou what part of the world will be sue
"cssful for you; advises how to gain and
'old good position. she tells IL the one
GU love Is true or false. Are you in
rouble? Do you find the one you have
Jostowed your trust and affection upon
citing cool and Indifferent toward you ?
tfho VIII remove all obstacles and tell you
Low to win and hold the one you desire.
= he reunitcs the separated. locates absent
friends and relatives Readings. 800
Io9 7th st. \. ". Opposite Saks & Coz
Private Parlorz AZ
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
WALL STREET MARKET

NEW YORK. Jan. l5.--There was
q strong tone to the stock ms>set at
the opening today, practically the
entire list making gains Of from ar.
tions TO over three points.
Steel common rose "a TO lO5A
Bsldv1n Locomotive. 2& 10 l12E; Re
pu6hc steel selling eX-dividend OF IN
per cent | point 20 1i0Jl: and Cru-i-
BILE steel selling eN-diSidsnd OF , per
cent, - tO eos.
The oil tssues were In demand,
Mexico Petroleum advancing 81. 10
1884,; Texas Company. 2Is to 1851
Trans Oil. ~ to 81, and Psn-Amori-
can Petroleum ~ 10 96h.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
BIRTHS
SONS

SONS.
Timothy ana Rose Z. Murray
Samuel r. and Hazel ". Lowe
James W. and Clara r. Hudson
John l.. and Cecilia lIsrdcsty.
William E. and Sadie V. ClsycOmh
Clyde G. and Ruby X. Carroll
Noah l.. and Mary e. Best.
william and Blanche Hall.
Edward and Lena Chambers
DAUGHTERS
Floyd e. and Helen ". Weavrr
James 5. and Matilda NJ. watts
William q. and Edna v Wies.
Daniel VI. and Hannah ~. Welfc
John T.. and AudreC VI. Strong
Arthur w. and Gertrude Saunders
Rudolph l.. and Dora Robinson
RI. Otto and Alma 3. Lcch
Norman X. and Anna V. Hill.
George +. and Goldie l. Henry
Clifton v. and Elizabeth Dell.
Richard and Bertha Patterson
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
MRS. ROSWELL.

PIANIST AND CLAIRVOYAST
Givcs advice on business. love. health and
family affair."; tells II the one you love Is
rue or false. What part OF the country 10
pckiest 30 YOU, what to do TO be success.
tui In NJ. tells you what has passed in
Iife. and What 10 happening. without ask
ng a single question: when and whom you
SilI marry; settles and explains love. fam.
.iy trouble, marriage, divorce. health. spec
ulations, transs ctions OF all kinds In fact,
no matter what your hope. fear or ambi-
lion. come to this noted pslrnist aud hnd
Nclp Thero 10 no usn for anyone 20 be
unsucccEsfvl or unhappy. No matter what
nc cause her sdvics removes all trouble
she guarantees satistactior Readings. 81
10 9TH st. \. w.
Between q SUD y ste J,
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
EMBARGO AGAINST DYES
IS ORDERED BY U. 5.

An embargo against the import Of
all dyes similar to those manufactur.
cd in this country is provide in the
final draft OF the dye control bill as
approved today by the subcommittee
OF the Senate Finance Committee. Tho
license feature is dominated.
Provision is made In the bill that
dyes which are manufactured here
can be imported only {" tho amount
needed for American consumers for a
period of six months.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15

IansLon . totol of $50 shares selling
81 sea 30 s2a, cspits 'rra"tiOn ~
bonds were steady a. 90 $4,000 sorth
changing hands az D..
Washington Railway IL sold TO-DAY
at 571s. and Washington Gas 6's sold
at 50.
Ten shares Of Continentsl Trus
we're sold At IA y. aud fye .hares OF
United states Savings sold again to-
day al 200.
The Washington times., 1920-01-15
MAETERLINCK SUED.

NEW YORK, Jsn. i6.--John 4"
Pond. as head OF the pvnd Lyc' an
Bureau, has filed suit against M"u-
rice Mac,crliuck. asking $4,000 dam.
ages for alleged breach Of contract
lie also sought an injunction IN pre-
vent the poet from occurring urVu,
the naraper1e~' NJ pr' 0Ue r'.~
The Washington times., 1920-01-15

The Citizens Interstate Bank. Inc,
OF Mt. Rainier. Md, at the annual
election this week, elected the follow
ing officers: John T. Clancey, presi-
dent; James II. Hanback,, vice prcsi-
dent: Il. B. Whitehurst, cashier, and
Joe G. Brown, general counsel. Be
sides the officers, Homer L.!Stanforth,
W. s. Brown and r.. j.. Ailor were
elected directors of the institution.