THE WASHINGTON TIMES FRIDAY AUGUST 17 19062

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All the Creditors Are Willing-as Was Shown at Har

monious Meeting

HAD MANY UPS AND DOWNS

Creditors te Exchange Claims

Against Company forStock

The Standard Dairy and loa CompanyWhich Had a cr at many ups anddowns recently and which is now inthe grasp of the bankruptcy court willim doubt be reorganized within the nextf w days and continue business at th-oM stand This is the consensus oopinion of a large number of the credItorn of the corporation who met yeterday afternoon to consider plansits reorganisation The creditorIn Golden Eagle Hall Sixth andstreet northwest and Dr G Lloyd MaSrud r president of the Standard Dairyand Ice Company in a brief statemenexplained the condition of affairsshowed the advantages to be gainedall concerned in a reorganisation othe company

The plan suggested is that the credi-tors should exchange their claimsagainst the company for common stockof the reorganised company When thissuggestion was submitted to the credltorn by Dr Magruder and a votefor there was not a dissenting volee

the condition of affairs had beenexplained by Dr Magruder and thesentiment of those present expressed opthe suggestion of reorganisation Attor-ney AV representingcertain creditors was called to thechair A committee was then chosenwith Mr Claggett a chairman whichvlll canvara all creditors of the Standard

and Company on the questionreorganisation along the line sugcesl-

K and report at a meetin which willbe held next week It is understood thataffairs are already in such shape Inreference to the reorganization or thecompany as to warrant the discontin-uance of all proceedings against it in thelocal courts

BY GANG OF THUGS

Man Brutally Pounded LastNigkt After Being Dragged

Into a Dark Alley

Beaten and robbed by Harry-H Holtry of 4M Louisiana avenunorthwest hobbled into Pint precmot polk station with battered faceand rifted pockets and told his storyto the puilce

As he was walking along D streetThirteenth and Fourteenth

streets Holtry declares he noticedgung of men on the curbthey were whispering together

them he says two ofhim by the throat and threw him tothe ground All of the men he saythen him and poundedhim unmercifully dragged him to analley and proceeded to beat him almostinto insensibility

Holtry regained hUi senses hethat he had been robbed ofpocketbook m Holtrydisplayed numerous lacerations ona a result of work of hi assailant

police unableto find a clue to Holtry assailants

DEATH RECORD

Emma G Crook years til B streetrouthwevt

George Hiekenteoper 30 yearsstreet Northwest

William H 2 years 1X31 Halftr t southwestKoch M years 27 H streetnortheast

Eva Jones M years Tenth streetnorthweitCharles Dixon 1 month Broad BranchroadJohn Lloyd 10 days S15 street

northwestPearl Robertson S days lOt Twelfthstreet northwestJohn W Siebert B list NewJersey avenue northwectGeorge Crawford S days H street

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lTTHBERTlM on Aut M M LUCIUt MONTROSE CTTHBERT Jr ten of Mr and Mrs LuciusMontm Cwtfcbert formerly of Washington

KUS8EI4 On Thursday August M 18o atL i Prort 1 c LILLIE

PARKER On Thumtay t 1 1 05 at16 R northwwt JEaifi PARKER

H wes born in N Tyears ago H came to Washington in 18Wsine which time b had engaged in

shoemaking burin in thla cityU survived by hU widow and chlldrpntwo dMigfatera living In Washingtonand a aoa who reMd c In Albany The remaIns will be taken to Albany tomorrowmoraine for burial

Albany papers please copy it8CHUPBACH Thursday Au uet If 1M

at 1 p m at his parent residenceOongrM Heifrhte D C CHARLES B be-loved non of Charles and Teresa Schupback a d eighteen years

Solemn requiem mas at St Marys ChurchSaturday AURUBI at M a m finatlvee and friends to attend it

WALL On August IS l M at2 a m MAROKTT WALL beloved sis-ter of Mary this life in thefull ot faith

Funeral Sunday August It 1MW fromKbeneser Fourth and D streettsoutheast at 1 oclock aul72t-

BMITHOn August 14 IMC at WashingtonFRANCIS II SMITH In

aty tshth year of his ageFuneral from the Church of the Covenant

Friday Augtut 17 IMC at 3M p m Rala-tiv s aad friends invited to attendInterment at Oak SUIt aaWJt

FUNERAL DESIGNS-of very description moderately priced

GUDE1914 S St Northwest Phono M 4279

J WILLIAM LEEUS Penn Ave N W tVashlacton O CI Jenbon Main 1285

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Carl T Volltin years 314 S EreetnortheastMallrM E Everhart a years

TWttth street southeastoallnlo Jen1icJc u years 111 VlralnaVEnue southwestJames H AlblftlOn 71 years MIchInnvttnu Brooltland D C

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Mary A Brooks 34 years EIghthstreet northwestElmer L Nolan 25 years United StatsSoldr Home C

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Agreement on Prices Is

Made by Barber Unionsand Made Public

Instead of putting into effect thestraight 15eent rate for alt shaves inunion arber shops in Washington thejoint committee from the white and col-ored last night established a slid

scale which go into effect Sep-tember 1

Hereafter it will all depend upqn thekind of a shave kind comes as lowas lo cents while another variety withvarious trimmings costs JS Here1 the scale

Ordinary shave consisting of nothingelse than a shave and hair comb 10

centWhen a hot Turkish towel is appliedthere will be an additional charge of 5cents

Mustache trimming 6 rentsNeck shaved 5 centsWhite Union No 3 and Colored

Union No JOS will issue cardswith the foregoing Information printed-on them and place them In a con-spicuous place in shops

The barbers also agreed to make eacharid every legal holiday an entire holi-day and to work all during theday If such a holiday on a Satur-day the at noon On

evening previous to a holiday a pro-prietor will be to keep openuntil 11 oclock

PEOPLE CLAMORING

FOR THEIR MONEY

Continued from First Page

Bank Examiner Ewer that the FirstBank ot Chelsea Ma ha

been closed by action of the directorsExaminer Ewer been appointed re-ceiver The failure of this dueto large excessIve loans to officer anddirectors of the bank

The following i a statement of theresources of the bank atthe date of lat report of conditionmade to this office June 1M

ResourcesLoans and discounts U114BM13United State bond to secure circula-

tion 50000Premium on United States bond JSS-

Bankinc house and other real es-tate

Due from banks ttUKTTCash and cash items H7J7taiRedemption fund 286

InabilitiesCapital stock 000Surplus and profit 4 m81Circulating noteDue to banks flOTJIWDividends mpaid 741Deposits rt732S

payable 51SOOM

Total

East Liverpool PoliceHot on Stenslands Trail

EAST LIVERPOOL Ohio Aug 17Chief of pollee John W Wyman andentire police force have started on a sys-tematic search for Stensland thedefaulting president of the MilwaukeeAvenue Bank of Chicago It was learned-to a certainty last night that he hadcome this way and all sorts of rumorsare afloat concerning him Several de-tectives of the Perkins Agency of PlUsburg were in Cincinnati an1 last nightmade a search for mossing man

It is said the officers have cluewhich may lead to his capture It isalso be a fact that he has hadhU whiskers shaved anti that a mananswering liLa description was seen on astreet car here last night

Another Chicago BankCloses Its Doors Today

CHICAGO Aug 17 As an echo ofthe crash of the Milwaukee AvenueState Bank the Oarfleld Park Bankclosed its doors Deposits approximating100600 indicate the extent of the failure

to the community on the WestThe bank private property of Ellis BDrape 1 in the HenryHiestind appointed by the Federal courtThere was a run of two days

SUES WEATHER PROHETFOR PROFANITY TEMPEST

DERBY Conn Aug 17 Mrs EllenA Whitmore of Chatham ha sued for

1000 damages Uncle Horace John-son the Middle Haddam weatherprophet who ha been periodicallyalarming timid Connecticut folk withpredictions of floods and terrible stormfor twenty years

Whitmore alleges that while shewas in tier held adjoin property of Johnson accused her of

and drove her therefromwith a tempest of profanity He thereupon she avers cut hay in her Heldand took It to barn She forthe hay and for injury to her flIngsand property

CHARGE 10 GENTS

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Entertaining Many HappyTots at Chesapeake

Beach TodayU-

nder the personal supervision of SJ Masters president of the PeopleSavings Bank nearly a thousand chil-dren members of the Associated Chari-ties this morning journeyed to Chesa-peake Beach to participate In the pleas-ures afforded The out-Ing is being given personally by MrMasters and no expense has been spared-to make the occasion an enjoyable one

Happy Throng of ChildrenShrieking and screaming with delight

their little faces wreathed in happysmiles the children piled upon the spaelal train sidetracked at ChesapeakeJunction shortly past 9 oclock thismorning They were accompanied bytheir mothers slater grandmothersand aunts and each child held tightlyclasped in its chubby flat the muchcoveted ticket which had been given byMr Masters Their glistened withhappiness and everywhere was evi-denced the gladness which cornea tothose who know but scant pleasure

The traction railway company pressedinto service several special cars andwhen they arrived at the junction ladenwith their freight of happy humanitythe tots piled out one over the otherThe sight was one of humorous confus-ion and women stood by androared with laughter the little onesfought their way frantically front thecars No sooner did they reach the sta-tion platform than they made a dive forthe train again ensued the strug-gle But withal while the children

and scrambled for seats In thetrain there wfwi ever a feel-ing of ecstaey Their cries of gladnessechoed far and near and whencame finally seated cars echoed withtheir revelry

Mr Masters PleasedMr Masters accompanied by wife

and daughter was early upon the sceneA broad smile illumined his face andwhen the eapwtngs of the tots werecalled to his attention the smile seemed-to radiate about the corners otmouth with grim satisfaction He

to take a keen personalthe reception of the masses Tl

titus girls came in perhaps for the mostattention These tiny misses looked

of happiness Decked out in thenewest and cleanest of their little frocks

pre tinted pictures such as one seesin a picture book Mr Masters would

upon the cheek pinch anotherplayfully and wink hi eye atthat he was the dominating spirit ofthe occasion and their honored hostfor whnevr he would free himselffrom the intnrntlon of the masseslittle fellow would spring toward him

grasp big strong hand Themothers likewise lavished their appreci-ation upon him and when the trainrolled our of the station a mighty roarfrom thousand lusty throats of thechildren rent the air Mr MastersMr Masters was their slogan and-over and over again did they screamforth their delight

Luaeheea at the BeachWallace H tcb secretary of the cnar

ity association on hand and min-

istered to the needs of the little oneIt was Mr Hatch duty to see that thechildren and their escorts were com

Eye Comfort-For a DollarRegular 2 and 250

EYEGLASSESSPECTACLES

Saturday and Monday

ONE DOLLART-

he eyeglasses are fitted withsolid and the finestlenses

The haveframes warranted for 20 years and

EYES EXAMINED FREE

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Matting fLemneoitsAt Little Prices

All the Matting Remnants loftfrom our big stooK a c assembled-

in these two lots for speedy clearance All are high grade importedMattings in choice patterns thatsold for 2Sc to 55c a yard

The smaller Matting Rem-nants to go at

The larger Rem-

nants to go

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Daughter of Noted BaronDies on Colorado Plains

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Ending on Western Prairie of a Life of Ro-

mance and of Mystery After Marriage toa Farmer Near Denver Suburb

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DENVER Col Aug 17Alone in ahome on the plains southeast of Den-ver Ernestine von Schulz BruM daiishter of the Baron lielnrich von Schulzof Berlin who had recently been deeorated by the German Emperor for dietingufohed services for the state diedearly Saturday A blood red scareacross the forehead of the dead

attributed to a fall was ignoredby Coroner Hermn Of Fort Loganwho named intestinal trouble a thecause of death and held no inquest

The death In the culmination of alife tilled with romance and mysteryMr Bruas the daughter of wealthy

distinguished parents had traveledaround the world twice and had accu-mulated a remarkable collection of Jew-els lace and valuable souvenir She

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fertably landed aboard the train Thishe did with dispatch TheCharities in

irom 30 to ISO children Everybelonged to this organization wasa ticket to the beach and returnthe train arrived at the resort at

2 oclock a fine luncheon wasfor each of the children The park wathrown open to them and for the timebeing they were monarchs of all theysurveyed

The Chesapeake Beach Railroad Comfinv Mr Mater special rate-S L Heacock general excursion agentif the wa on hand and parTonally in the handling of

MARRIAGE LICENSESEdgar M and Harriet N ChaseJoshua W Kendall jr and Irene Cost

norJohn Henry Priest and Clara SmithHarry Hilton and Mary WilliamsJohn L Hamilton and Mary A Wil

lett both of Charles county MdTheodore Deskins and Rebecca SwalesJames S Petitt and Mary V Smith

of Fairfax county VaJohn W Stewart Vtlc City Vs and

Hattie E District of ColumbiaMerltt O Richmond New York city

md Ethel L Ileygster District of

Associatedeight agencies

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was possessed of considerable wealthof her own but was occupied soycrams of the children of variouswealthy families among others beingthose of Mr Crocker the multimil-lionaire of San Francisco After leav-ing San Francisco she returned to Ber-lin about six years ago She thenopened a fashionablewhich he conducted until eighteenmonths ago

Prom there he came to Denver andearly last summer became acquaintedwlthFred Bruno a German farm-er living In the Clark colony near Littleton von Schutz was then thirtyone years of and Bruae was sev

the two ripened fast and they weremarried last November Littleton The

farmer had erected a twostoryon his tract at the colony and

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SECRETARY ROOT AT DINNER

TALKS TO ARGENTINIANS

Continued From First Pagepowerful her capital In turn will leavethe country and Investment incountries which he establishedfriendly relations This i processhe asserted wbl h always marked

and growth England hadfurnished the capital for the develop-ment of the United States and now thelatter nation is seeking an outlet forwealth

American Citizens Complimented-Mr Root remarked that English at

present practically the language of Ar-

gentina and complimented the Amer-icans here upon having so worthy andrepresentative a body well fitted tomaintain social and political stand-ards of the United The Ameri-cans h has found he said were solidworthy and honorable citizens

morning Mr Root visited theranch of Senor Estancis Divot where hetook breakfast He returned to BuenosAyres shortly after 4 oclock Greatcrowds followed him during his tripthrough the Btreeta cheering him heartilyToday foreign ministers will formally visit the Charleston

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Sheets size 72x90 made of Fruit ofth Loom Cotton made full fordouble bed threeinch hem perfectin all ways everywhere sold n s rfor We Rebuilding Sale price

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75c Corsets 39cSpecial lot of R O Corsets in

gray only short lengths bias cutriirbon and lace trimmed value 75cRebuilding yrlce of Saturday only39c

tomorrow

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NOT YET HEARD

Goes Over Till Monday Butthe Examination Papers

Are Now Here

TIle case of tit Civil Service Commis-sion agalBPt Charles Elmer Watson theclerk in Navy Department who wasarrested on Monday on a charge of im-

personating his brother James Watsonand taking an examination which re-

sulted in James being certified for appolntment was not heard by UnitedStates Commissioner Taylor today butwent over until next Monday Watsonwas arraigned before United StateCommissioner Taylor last Monday and

released on bail of pending

the arrival of certain evidence from StLouis

The evidence which consisted mainlyIn civil service examination papers ar-

rived yesterday but when the case wascalled today before Commissioner Tay-

lor the defense was not ready to pro-

ceed rwlns to a misunderstanding sothe hu1 g went over

Jam Watson th alleged beneAclaryof examination which Charles ElmerWatson if charged with taking has not

et It was said at the Civil ServiceCommission this afternoon been arrestrd althougrh a warrant is out for bisarrest James said to in St

Charles Elmer Watson to at work hithe X w Department and will continUetf haM down hi pending thedisposition nf hi ease

GIRL PLAYS BURGLAR

JUST FOR FUN OF IT

WASHINGTON Pa Au 17 Ethel

Furnter seventeen yearsone of the leading in Wash-

ington county ben committed tothe Pennsylvania ReformSchool at Morgan a for T

The whose home 1 at Roacoewas caught in the art of burglary andwhen brought to JailShe ent plea of guilty before the

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SaturdaysBulletin Is ExceptionalTh-

e bargain noivs Is the best yet to come from this rcc r los4iblisliln r sale Stocks mustbe sacrificed floor space Is In demand Goods aro being crowded out and your money never went so fartoward quality

IRebuilding

PALACE

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150 Hand Bags 89cVanity Xaaa Bags Hue rnoroooo

leather with the strap on backblack brown tan green slue graysalt red everywhere tkeytre 125 and x5O Ke XU-buildia price

50c Hand Bags 39cVanity HiHd Bags flue walrus

grain leather black brownquality that sell everywhere astandard at 50 cent f irRebuilding sale price for vSaturday only J

4 Post Cards 5cPine first quality Post Cards in

all colors views of WashingtonNiagara Tails principalcities comic arid somer

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rcards sale prloe for Satur w

day four for

69c Val Laces 25cValenoiennes Laces by the piecechoice of fifty good patterns sold

as high as 89c a dozen edgesand insertions to match fl t ftomorrow a 12yard piece ispecial sale price

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Glove leadersLong Lisle Glove made with

clasp plenty on hand blackswhites ana pinks regu-lar te value for Satur J nrday special at

Silk Lace Mitt beautiful pat-tern full elbow length Inblack and whiteSpecial per pair V1UUJ-

200 Milanese Silk Gloves12button length 2 clasp blackand white all sizes si LAworth Special J

15c Mens Hose 9c

Mens l5c Plain BlackCotton Half Hose full reg-

ular made double heel andtoes seamless foot sizes10 10 and 11 Rebuilding price three pairs for 25c

each 9c

150 and 200UmbrellasT-ape Edge Americrn Taffeta

and Silk Umbrellashandles are 12inch pearl andsilver silver hooks naturalwood and other equallypretty patterns included arecase tassel Rebuilding saleprice 98c

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and popular the real belt novel-ty of the season large hlghlynnI-sheT braze buckles Be A frb-nlldlng sale price as aoneday leader only r

25c Wash Belts lOcLot of embroidered Wash Belts

with Pearl Buckles a fine lot of exoeptlonally good qualities worth ev-ery penny of 25o Sat fCurday as a Bebnlldlng sale Ifeature special at v

25c Wash Belts 3cAbout two gross left of an entire

line of good serviceable WashBelts Included are kinds that sold

i for lOa 15c and 26o come rslightly soiled your

choice tomorrow for

lOc Torchon Laces 4 cTorchon Laces 75 very choico

patterns ranging in width from 2to 4 Inches both the edges and In-sertions sold up to ten tcents a yard Sebuildinfftale price tomorrow

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Four Great Lots of Waists for SaturdayAnother lot of the

fine Persian LawnWaIsts that liave cre-

ated a sensation sixtucks each side withwide embroidered frontpiece long or shortsleeves worth

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1 Petticoats 98cCambric Petticoats umbrella and

deep circular flounce trimmed withof torchon insertion laceto match and tucks above 51EO

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with deep fringe or plain hemmedwith red border these facetowels are standard Qrquality Rebuilding Sale Sprice tomorrow t

lOc Ladies VestsLot of 50 dozen Ladies Swiss

Ribbed Vests tape in neck and armholes you have never bought this

anywhere for less lOcSpecial 6c

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