3 any. The book la on* of the cleverest *oi- umN ever printed mvJ will probably serve as ft text book on national ftnanoe. It In divided Into three sections. The first auc¬ oyr suits tion la entitled "National Finances" and Why ® contalna crtiolos on national money mat- - »( tera by the heada of the bureaus of tho IhoSd their ® 0 ^ Treasury Department, the leading article being on "The Public Credit," by Secretary m Shaw. The second section of th« volume shape. Reliable fa devoted to Washington, city and capital, 3 and contalna a doaen carefully preform! They are btiHt on a sub¬ artlolea on Washington life. The third stantial framework. This section deala wtth Washington financial in¬ stitutions and was very carefully prepare.! framework is made of fine Shoe Hotmses by men who are authorities on the sub¬ hair¬ jects with which they deal. By far the French canvas and stiff best feature of the book, however, is to-bo cloth. It can't wrinkle, Will Be found In Its Illustrations. The bank-note- green cloth cover contains a* embossed neither can it shrink. We picture of the south front of the treasury tailor the shape, your shape, building and the title page Is rrtade ffom CLOSED masoerated money. The city and country into this stiff interlining', and were ransacked for pictures to go Into "the it's there to stay. And not work, and from the collections of half a Tomorrow, dosen bibliophiles photographs were Ob¬ until we get this foundation tained that are of a moat unusual charac¬ do we cover it with ter. Among the pictures are to be found right two of old Staffordshire plates ehowlng the the cloth you select. 9 White House and portraits and the Capitol we do in our All building. Day. Milllo&a In a Check. A reproduction of the forty-mllllon-dol- s lar check used In the settlement of the French Panama Canal Company's Interest Suits, Cor. 7th and K, la shown at the head of Secretary Shaw's article. It la Interesting to note that Made-to 19114 and 119116 Pa. Ave. though thla check Is made out to J. Pler- pont Morgan, special disbursing officer. measure, 233 Pa. Ave. S. E. Secretary Shaw does not neglect to take the same precautions to prevent Us being raised to a higher amount he would have taken on a much smaller check, and has stamped across Its face the protective sen¬ tence, In perforated letters: "Not more than forty million dollars.'' A picture of the treasury building as It was In 1853 Hi. Co forms part of the Illustrations In the arti¬ Also in our suits at CRAQQ cles on national finances and there aro also $15, pictures of the first United States bank In and, of course, in our high¬ Manufacturing Co., Philadelphia; of the old Columbia Hank, er as well. DESIGNERS AND MANUFACTURERS established In Georgetown In 17W3, the first priced bank to be opened In any section of this The cut shows how this OF SPECIAL MACHINERY. .city; a plan of the city of Washington m is built It is @ made In London In 1793; views of Wash¬ interlining up. Contract Work of AH Kinds. ington taken from Arlington; a picture of § hand-sewed, re-enforced and ® GENERAL MACHINISTS. the south front of the White House; a properly taped. It can't m Expert and Repair Work a Specialty. one-dollar bank note of the Potomac Hlver Inventions Bank. 1S55; a fac simile of a stock certifi¬ even be pulled out of shape. Developed. cate in the Bank of Maryland. 1792; va¬ © The set is n The best equipped shop in the city tat rious views of Washington and business original lasting. m this class of work. streets of the city, showing almost ail the That's the reason you'll be leading banks and financial centers; por¬ traits of Albert Gallatin, John Hay. Jostiph satisfied with the suits we & Office-and Shops, Henry, and of former Secretaries of the make. Treasury, including Charles S. Falrchtld, 228-230 K St. S.W. John G. Carlisle, Lot M. Morrill. Charles Write for samples. Thone Main, 2281. It Foster, Richard Ruch. Robert J. Walker, Levi Woodbury. Oliver Wolcott. Benjamin & © Brlstow. William Windom, Charles J. Fol- Newcorn Green, ger, Walter Q. Gresham, William A. Rich¬ ardson, Hugh McCulloch, Daniel Manning, IdM)? F Street. Lyman J. Gage, Thomas Ewing, Thomas OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS. NOTICE. S. Boutwell and Salmon P. Corwln. George Chase; reproductions of photographs of all the public buildings and tnany Interior The Postal Telegraph- Views of the Treasury Department and Its bureaus. ft BEAUTIFUL Cable Company begs to Table of Contents. The table of contents of the book "The M. Shaw. Secre¬ a Public Credit," by Leslie n nonance to its patrons tary of the Treasury: "The Treasury De¬ fliftl partment as a Business Institution.", by that it has removed its Horace A. Taylor, assistant secretary; "Government Receipts and Disbursements, Charles H. Keep, assistant secretary; "The Georgetown office from Customs Revenues," James B. Reynolds, assistant secretary: "The Internal Rev¬ O'Donnell's Orimg Store to enues," John W, Yerkee, commissioner of Internal revenue; "The National Banking System and Its Supervision," William B. the Adams Express office, Riagely, controller of the currency: "The Mint Service," George E. Roberts, director of the mint; "The Making of Securities and 11222 32d st. Currency," William M. Meredith, director oc2-42d bureau of engraving and printing; "Loans and Currency," Andrew T. Huntington, chief of division of loans and currency; "The Issue of United States Paper Cur¬ 50 pianos for rent, $2 to $10 monthly. rency," James A. Sample, division <of issue; "The Redemption of National Bank Notes, Thomas E. Rogers, national bank redemp¬ $500 tion agency; "Redemption of Currency. High=grade Up= Franklin W. Lant*. division Of redemption, National Bank Depos¬ right Piano, fully strength into the work of making the con¬ pared .that should have no equal. Mr. Co* came to Washington as the manager ot thd SpSlio Deposit? in of vention of the bankers the has performed his task In the most able local branch of the International itories." Eugene B. Daskam. J&U<on that Banking and "The Secret Servic«, ha«* ever been held in the Distric . manner. The bankers' souvenir book will when it was established two public moneys, Corporation E. Wllkle, secret service division, READYFOR MONEYMEN Ptued for the task before him by every be of such a character that it will never years ago. John Commissioner Henry B. natural instinct, If there is be laid aside or permitted to accumulate A most to an A contribution by The three requisites of ftotal beauty are rounds* in itu Important adjunct any such "The National Capital aii.-ress for any one individual ne is dust on a library shelf. Mr. Cox has been enterprise as the entertainment of a great F. Macfarland. on features. absence of wrinkles and a floe complex¬ the man toenjoy It* Mr. Edson has pre¬ prominent In Washington affairs for many number of visitors is the heads the section devoted to Washington, ion. and she la a wlae woman, blessed with thess sided auditing com¬ Politics and International Diplo- over many previous occasions of fes- years. He is an authority on all that per¬ mittee. Mr. S. Thomas Brown, president "National Commissioner Henry favors. who will atrlve by every means to pre¬ Now in Com¬ t!vuv"n the District. As chairman of an tains to the history of the national capital of the Farmers and Mechanics' Bank of macy In Washington," serve, or. if lost. restore them. Program Nearly Inaugural committee, and as a and has assisted in scores of local and na¬ Litchfield West; "Hlstorlo Washington Georgetown, was selected by Mr. Edson to "Washington as a Politi¬ Dr. Charles' Flesh Food, the greatest of beaatl- every committee of a similar r f tional celebrations here. He was executive care for this end of the executive commit¬ William V. Cox; fiera today, la the reault of years of study aad ex¬ the past twenty years, he gainedt-h;ir^teJv.°.expe officer of the National Museum for many cal and Social Center," Galllard Sunt, State. tee's work, and he has appointed a capable Center, perience by Dr. Charles, a physlclsn of high stand¬ $6 Monthly pleted rience and that diplomacy years and assistant secretary of the Smith¬ "Washington as an Educational subcommittee. Mr, Brown was ing la hla profeaalon. and his preparation la the makes for success in such an k\^ sonian Institution. born in Marcus Benjamlni "Washtagton M & He was selected to head the undertaking.local Georgetown sixty-one years ago, and has Glenn Brown: "Washington only one In the world recognlxed and Indorsed by Mr. Charles J. Bell, president of the been In business in that section of Art Center." C the medical It la the Payments. tive committee in charge of the arrange American Security and Trust the Dis¬ as a Convention City." Walter C. ephane, fraternity. poaltlvely only Company, trict ever since he was old the Na¬ ments without a dissenting voice and h was Mr. Edson as the enough to eon- and "Improving and Beautifying pieparatlon known to science which without the A special leader to make this MONTHS OF WORK chose his subordinates with the regarded by proper duct a business. He is an officer of President William E- ose of medicine and tonics will round oat the help man to appoint to the executive committee almost tion's Capital." the record October of our business care The executive committee is ma<^® a dozen local business concerns and has treaty claims thin cheek or neck wltb for the purpose of having charge of all Chandler of the Spanish hollowed, acrawny firm, career.