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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-29
AWFUL, AWFUL

ny inifed Press J~as~d Wtrel
LOS ANGELES. Aug. 29.-"Scr-
geant. he beat tattoo on my
noodle"
This IL the complaint registered
today against George Flores by
Miss Frances Corillo, who declares
Flores horsewhipped her when she
refused TO kiss him.
1T was like this" Miss Corillo
told Desk Sergeant James. Il was
buggy riding with him and noticed
that he kept only one eye on the
road. using the other in making an
inventory of my facial charms.
Whoa he said at Ninth and Solo
SITS, i must have. a kiss now iief
Gently as ! could knocked him
over the wheels. Then he used The
whip"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-29
JUDGES on JAUMT

The judges Of the kins county
superior court are off on an auto
tour Of the Rainier national park
today. Judge Ronald IL the host
and his guests are Judges Gay.
Gillian. TaIlman. frater. Dykeman
and Main. Judge Myers IL sitting
on cases while bis colleagues enjoy
the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-29

Mr.. Phillips, who has been on
the fire department for the last
seventeen years In Seattle, and at
present located at Engine House
No. %. 18th and Columbia. makes
the following statement:
Having been troubled with
rheumatism for the last few years,
aud, like all other sufferers. look
ing for relief and cure. | decided
TO take Loughney A. Loughney's Eek.
ternal Absorbent Treatment. and |
am glad TO be able TO say that |
am now free from pain, but will
continue on with the treatment, so
as TO make the cure a lasting one.
The treatment brought out a great
quantity OF pus and corruption and
gave -ly entire system good. thor.
ough cleaning out. advise all sui.
ferers to take advantage OF this
great treatment Respectfully.
u. u. PHILLIPS"
Wonderful cures In all ailments
and disorders caused from lack of
function are brought about every
day in Loughney a Loughney's Of
fees. 40l-2 Peoples Bank Bldg. cor
ner of Second and Pike. with their
External Absorbent Treatment and
renowned Bake Ovens. The course
OF External Absorbent Treatment
under medical expert and licensed
druggist for the fee of $1,000, which
In very few days win be raised.
office hours. a. m. to 9 D. m: sun
days. 10 IL only. Consultation
free.
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%]~%&~s%$S ~
STAR NEwslEs' NIGHT

= The star viii take $50 news. /,
4 boys to the Seattle theatre /
4 tonight. through the generous !
4 courtesy OF the management OF ,
= that house. The Kids viii as. ,
4 aembla at The Star building. +,
4 ON Seventh av.. and march TO
4 the playhouse IN a body.
4 4 = - 4 = - 4 4 n 4 80 4 l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-29
CANAL m 1912

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.--Before
the close Of 1912 the Panama canal
will be finished SO far as the cx-
cavntions go. according TO an
nouncement today. which says that
one quarter OF the ditch remains
TO be dug
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CHEAP Liver

BOSTON. Aug 2s.--i.ivinE ON a
Diet Of oatmeal and peanut butter
costing him 20 cents week. George
~ Ward Of Mlddletown. - years
old. today has challenge 10 meet
anybody in walking contest any
where. any time and under any
cnnditlnna
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ODD BITS o. NEWS

striking a woman. Policeman Cold
stein WAS confronted with, "havent
! right tor lsnt she my mothsrg''
Crooks was arrested.
NEW YoRk.-tfsving heard Of
only ono "marquis" In that locality
messenger boy delivered a teic.
gram intended for the Marquis OF
Queensbury addressed 20 the Polo
Grounds TO Rubc Marquard.
NEW YORk.--Because garbage
men complained % attacks by sssrv.
ing cats. the Society for Prevention
Of Cruelty 10 Animals caught and
killed ase eats In ono night.
NEW yoRk.--Wi,h two long pike
poles. a sturgeon Weighing s06
pounds was captured In the Harlem
river. Boys In swimming thought
u was shark and scampercd
ashore 70 spread the alarm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-29

SAN FRANcisco.-James VII
son Is minus bis chin whiskers. and
the lodging house in which he was
chief bed maker suffered $4,000
fire loss because he tried To light a
Turkish cigarette beside gasoline
can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-29
MELT UP GUNS

PARIS. Aug 2s--The French
government 10 coming mp old can
hons into one and tao cent pieces.
There will be 2.9s5. 900 francs
north OF the coins put into clrca.
iasion.
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RESTAURANT MAN
heir TO $5O0,000
eBy rsltea rrv.s Leased wirv.j

eBy rrited rress Leased wir~j
LONG BEACH. Cal. Aug. ga
Thomas c Sheldon. restanrateur
here. today received notice tina,
he had fallen heir to cash and
securities valued at more than
$500 coo The property was left to
him BY an aunt who died in Detroit
more than two years ago.
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RAsIgs ON aulLrrf

= CHICAGO. Aug. 3s.--Max 4
= Metelmsn has a hole In his 4
= icE made by a bullet thar 4
4 killed a mad dog Query. Did I
= the bullet carry the virus Of 4
= rabies TO him. A policeman Z
4 killed the dog IN an alley back 4
= OF Meteiman's house. The 4
4 bullet went through a board 4
4 fence ms well as through the 4
= dog. and entered Mctslman's 4
4 thigh. Experts in hydrophobia I
4 are watching him. 4
49, 4 4 4 \ q 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 =
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4 RACE BETWEEN
sTORk and RICHES

sBs United rs~>s b<s-~J Wis~-b
COLORADO SPRINGS, Aug.
2s.--Ffteen years ago w. s.
jackson vowed that he would
not retire till he had a million
for each Of his children. II
looked easy then, for he had
only three children. The stork
was on the joe, however, and
" was . long chase before
jackson made good. Now,
with . million for each OF his
six children. he Is ready 20 re-
tire Mr.. Jsckson's first wife
was Helen Hunt tsH. NJ
suthor Of "Rsmona.r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-29

Los ANoELEs.--pclicemen here
are TO be equipped with roller
skates. II is believed they Will give
greater speed on the pavenaents and
prevent officers sleeping while
standing up.
EVANSTON. iil.--A feline chorus
OF about 100 voices has been giving
nightly concerts which last until
daylight. The citizens have appeal
ed to the police and fire depart
ments.
cHlcAco.-mrx. Edith Andersen
aavc a eialrvoyant stH5 TO graft
money on money" The graft"
worked for the nccromaneer and
the money disappeared.
HANCOCK. Mich. - Pleading
guilty 20 diluting HIS milk with
water. Joseph Brunean declared the
product was so rich that otherwise
his patrons digestion would be
ruined.
cosAocToN, os--As the basis OF
his divorce petition Erwin Myers
claims his wife 10 suffraaet and
that she has abused him ard beaten
him with a poker.
GARY. ird.--wish $4,000 a year
70 spend ard fe automobiles, Ethel
rhsyer Bryan Is suing Louis A.
Bryan. rnultLrrilIionaire. for divorce.
- could be happy u he were poor"
she said.
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= "oont Go Near the Water" =
pisobeys. browns. =
. HAMMOND. Ind. Aug. 20 .
. Fifteen minutes after hts .
= mother had told him TO stay 4
. away from the water. sis.ycar =
. old ollie Peterson made bea. =
. line 10 the Grand Calumet 4
= river. TELL IN and was drowned. =
wv 49, = = = =
SAN JOSE. caI.--t4ers's once
where the delay OF courts was
profitable: The late Alice l.. East.
land died In 1893. leaving $500 600
Today her heirs gct $500 900.
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NEW yoRk.--Threasening to sr.
rest Robert Crooks. an actor. for
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Following |
Council: |
sWhsrees,
Drsssed the PEI
sWheress,
against this eel
etspped In VIII
whereas,
years, fsvor'nd
"Whereas,|
eur courts; thd
sResoIveds
pstition for ~
{stes the peopl1
sf~a sa<kfe
end opprees'n4
sResoIvsd1
svesident OF IN
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VERY PARTICULAR suicipE.

= VERY PARTICULAR SUICIDE. =
4 HAMMOND. Ind. Aug. 70 =
= After trying twice 10 be run 4
= over BY fast train. having 4
= passed np various freight =
= trains IN the meantime. George 4
. Richie OF Piftsburg finally sue. 4
. ceeded in ending his life under =
= the wheois % Nickel Plate 4
. express. Z
4 4 - 4 = . 4 \ - 4 4 4 4 4 4
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The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
Selling of Wabash Stocks Has Tendency to I'm
settle the Market-Optimisn1 Still
PredOminateS.

late last week has been checked, and
some stocks have gone higher than they
were when that reaction began.
The reason for this recovery of the
market is undoubtedly the public belief
that the politicians have destroyed them
selves by the suit against the steel trust
for In that they have reduced trust bust
ing to an absurdity. The final decree was
entered dissolving the Tobacco company
and distribution was announced of sub
sidiary stocks owned by the Standard
Oil Company. The slight punishment in
hicted on these two corporations by the
sherman law justified the belief that no
other corporation has anything to fear
from the civil sections of that law
The Chicago packers took action to test
the constitutionality Of the criminal sec
tion. They based their case on the state
ment that the law cannot punish a citi-
zen for committing n crime unless that
crime Is clearly defined in advance Most
business men agree that the Sherman law
does not define the crime of restraining
trade definitely enough to enable them
10 know when they are doing 1t. The
weeks developments, therefore seem to
Sherman law and substitute for II some
statute written in English plain enough
at least for lawyers TO understand.
Considerable increase was reported in
the steel business, but the prices were
SO low that only IS a ton is expected from
this business. This very fact, however
was favorable to the railroads that are
getting equipment cheaper than for a
long time. 1t Is rumored that all steel
prices Will be advanced about the 1st
of December.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
By THOMAS G. sHoTWELL.


New York, Nov. 1&-SelIing of Wabash
stocks and bonds unsettled the market
to-day, causing a small reaction. The
market maintained its firmness, however
under the leadership of Steel, Union Pa
CHIC, and the metal shares. Some selling
was caused by knowledge that the hear
ings of the Stanley committee, which be-
gin Monday, may furnish speculative op-
portunities.
Court of appeals is expected to render its
decision on Monday affirming or denying
the right of the company to reorganize
without consulting the public service COM
mission. II the Third Avenue wins this
right. the Metropolitan will Immediately
reorganize, and lively times must be eX-
pected in the traction stocks
In connection with the selling of Wa
bash, the old rumors regarding the finan-
cial condition of that company were re-
vived. 1t is most probable, however, that
the selling was a result Of the loss by the
Texas and Pacific of its traffic deal with
the Frisco between Memphis and New
Orleans. The Texas and Pacific confess
ed that II withdrew from that deal be-
cause it lacked the money to do its share
of the work. The feeling is growing in
the financial world that the troubles of
the Gould railroads are now ended. 1t is
felt that the Goulds personally do not dis
like to see Wabash decline.
Continued strength of the stock market
the past week has gone along with a
growth of optimism on the part of the
public, and especially persons interested
in the stock market. The reaction started
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
WASHINGTON MARKETS.

Quotations given below are for large lots. JoSber
pl.ces are higher.
EGGS-Near-by fresh Virginia, s2aA: West yIr
ginia and Southwest Virginia. 2sa3O; Tennessee, 8s
q.
BUTTER-Elsin fancy, MAS: Western nrsts. 24
AsS4; seconds. 9isa3Oh.
CHEEsE-New XOrk State factory, new l5Hu
PoUJTRY-Chickensep per h.. 1laia; hens pe,
lh. lOall; roosters, per ID, 8; turkeys, per ib
Halls
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hens. choice, per lb II,
r. chickens per h., l2al3; ROSTERS per lb, saIo
turkeys, l5al6
GAAIE-Rabbits. per dOz.. 2oOa25o: kits. Del
doz., 5oal0o quail, No /, per doz.. 35Oa4oO; No 2
per doz, 25Oa3o0; pheasantS each, l.25al5O; squir
relS each. Gas; wild turkeys, per Ib., eOa22
vEGETABLEs-Potatoes, Michigan state ne,
sack, 245a21; sweet IN. o., per bbl. E5Oa2 90
yams On. c.. per bb-. L25al.5o; cabbages, 100 lbs
local.25; onions. per bushel, 10; caulihower
per bb.. l.SOA2O; eggplant, Florida, per crate,
2ooa25O; lettuce IN. c., per basket, I.75a2 Is
2ooa2Z5; home grown, L25a200; celery, 4oa75 doz
GREEN FRUITS-Apples. per bbl.. I.25a4 80
oranges, California, per box, 6SOas.oo; Florida
oranges, zT5a325; lemons, per box. L5oa5.oo; grape
fruit. per box 45oa5o0: pineappes. 20oa20 90 squash.
per bbl.. T5al-oo; pears Reifer. 5aloo per hbl
grapes. Niagara, per basket llal5; Concord. nalZi
canberries. a-quart boxes. 3Gsa3o; Per bbL. s.2a
1000
HAY AND sTRAw-Hry. Western No. !. ns
a.oo; No. z 2Oa20; mixed hay. lAoaZzW.
straw. rye. bundle. l2ooalsW; machine thrash.
l6ooalT.oo; straw wheat. per ton. Sooa9oo: straw.
cat per ton, u.ooal200.
LIVE sToCK-sheep, per ID. 2St; lambs.
spring. per h. Etas c1fseA chciee. per ID. shalo;
medium. PER ID, Ftas.
GRAIN-wheat, new per buA, soasa; corn.
shelled. DID, per bus. f6ae5; new. 6oA63; ear, per
bbl., old. 40; new. per bbL. 3ooa25o; oats West
sn white, No. 2 per bush.. sEss; oats mixed.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
GHAPPELL BOY BACK,

John Chappell, seven years old, has
been promised spanking the next time
he runs away from his home at 1886
Swami street northwest and causes his
mother and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
Chappell, to request the police to insti-
tute a city-wide search.
John ran away Friday morning, spent
the day playing, stayed at the home OF
a neighbor until nearly midnight, and
then returned to his worried parents.
The boy ran away from his mother
when she was downtown to keep an ap-
pointment with her husband.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
VIII Change Banks Name.

1t was announced by the board of di-
rectors Of the newly organized Provident
Savings Bank yesterday that the name
will be changed within a short time and
the word savings" eliminated from the
title. The object of the new management
Is to make It a strictly commercial bank.
The savings accounts now deposited
with the institution will in all probabil-
ity be turned over to the Union Savings
Bank.
The announcement was made yesterday
after 1t was learned that the belief ex-
listed in Washington that the bank would
continue business as a savings bank, and
the directors made the public announce
ment to correct the impression.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
Sales in FaIrmOnt.

The sale OF seven lots in Fairmont are
reported for the past week by Oscar C.
Brothers, jr. The opening of street has
proved an added attraction for the sub
division and has brought out many pros
pectlve purchasers. Among the sales of
the week were the following:
To George T. Simpson, OF Congress
Heights. two lots at the northeast corner
OF Thirteenth and S streets.
To George W. Lerton, one lot on S
street.
To Ernest l. Adams, Of Boston, Mass,
two lots on street Mr.. Adams will
build two houses on the property.
To Nathan Tucker, of Hertford, n. c.,
one lot on street
To John F. Carroll, OF Anacostia, one
lot on s street, where a residence will be
built.
James w. Dent purchased one lot and
will build.
Alfred w. Thompson. postmaster of
Ridgely. Md, purchased two lots on s
street and will hold same as an invest
ment.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibbs r Co. men,
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange. Hibhs
Building.
New York. Nov. IS-Thc cotton market showed
only very narrow price change to-day. The heavy
trading which followed the revision committees re-
port appears to have only been a readjustment Of
large hedge transactions in the New York market 10
meet the requirements of the grade differences. Do
cCmber cotton was nOtably weak in the New York
market, but change of importance was reported
in Southern spot markets, and the price mOTemsnt
in the future will depend upon the ability
and disposition Of Southern planters to hold back
their product for higher prices.
Liverpool markets closed at a net advance Of fUm
~ to POINTS the nearby Positions with point
higher the distant positions as compared with
the previous close. Spot cotton quoted dull
at points advance, to SID for middings, and
sales Of 1. 900 bales
Weather conditions throughout the cotton belt to-
day were favorable. except that very low tsmpera-
tuHs appeared to prevail over the Western cotton
belt Clear and favorable conditions are reported
from other sections.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19

per bus. 5la5s; bran per ton. $50; middling. per
ton, 5000.
WOOL AND HIDES-wool washed. free Of burTs,
per h.. 24a25; wool. unwashed. per h. 20: hides
dry. Per h.. l5al6; green hides III, Il; caltskin'
green. each. L25al-5G.
SEEDS-Red clover. per bus. l20oal265; alsike
clover per bushel. Il 5Oa2; white clover, per bush
el, 20; Gimoon clover. 5T5a6oo; timothy, per
bus. 7.50as6O: blue grass, per bus. 35a3I5:
rCdtop grass, l6OOal90o per 100 lbs; alfalfa. per
bush. SOOalOOn
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
snIes AEereRnte 100000.

L. w. Groomes, real estate broker. an
nounces the following sales, aggregating
nearly $4,000.
To syndicate Of local capitalists COM
posed Of Justice Ashley NJ Gould and
others, frontage on the south side of
street northwest, near Fourteenth. 10
be improved by the Franklin Square
Theater. This lot contains 1895 square
feet.
To prominent local investors, a large
tract Of land containing about 100 acres
in the northwest section. near the Dis
trict line This will be subdivided, and
placed on the market in the near fu-
ture.
For several out-of-town owners an en-
tire square OF ground in the northeast
section Of the city. This square will be
improved by the erection Of nearly 100
houses, which will be ready for inyes-
tors and home buyers in the early spring
This transaction was made in connection
with Allan f. Walker Co. 1ncD.
For the Holmes Central Realty Corpo-
ration, to DR.. c. A. Baker, a large 'front.'
age on Longfellow street, near Sixteenth
street extended. The purchaser contem-
plates the erection Of a detached home
IN the near future on this lot.
To Francis S. Carmody, seven lots on
Kenyon street northwest
For the Columbia Real Estate Com
pany, six lots on L street northwest.
For DR.. A. P. Pardon, a frontage on
the north side of Vernon street north
west.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK MONEY.

/ New York, Nov. B-Chn money-Ruling rate. p.
per cent.
Time moDey-For sixty days. ssasa per cent
three, four, hve and six months. Ssas%; very dull
and steady.
Commercial paper-Prime sixty days, 4aEK per
cent: ninety days 4ali; four five, and SIX months.
lha{A.
Foreign exchange market-Cables quoted at 4.sTSa
lSo; demand sterling. LssooaL s96; francs. 5i7l9a
6T7Js plus I-S2; marks 8 SIG. plus T-6L
Paris, 5ls; Berlin. ~ Exchange on London-Psris,
. francs 10 centi1ncs; Berlin, % marks lIH pfen-
sigA
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished BY ". B. HTbbs 4 O.,
members Of the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hb6a
Building
Chicago. Nov. ls.-Wheat active and in good de
mand at advances Of from = to &c. December, 95N
a957s; May, LO)lz: July. 9i7s.
Favorable weather for shelling and finishing caused
corn to sell of l to II. December, 65Ia6I; May,
A7s: July. 6i&a64k
Oats were weak in sympathy with com and talk
Of an increased movement. December, ElaaiTSs /;
Nav. 20; July. 46h.
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
REAL ESTATE LOANS.
Made at Lowest Rates OF Interest
". H WALKER. 729 18th St. NV.

ments from elevators 3,Os5 bushels A ready sale
awaits prime Southern cUrn, but the srnallness Of
offerings LheckS active trading The market for eDh
steady a basis Of 3.OJa3 10 per barrel
for primo yellow nearby stock. Damaged and
otherwise faulty stock is hard to sell at re-
duCtiOns
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York Nov. s.-AnLLFEED-s busE
ness moderate. Spring bran, 26.l0; standard mid
dlings, 26 IS; Western red dog, 81 winter wheat
BRAN in lOpOund sacks, to arrive, 2.2O; city bran.
in bulk a.5.
OATs-Steady: dealings slow. Nc. . white 5Ils:
No. white. 81; standard, 81, elevator basis; un-
graded Oh tracks, 5SiSa5S.
FL0UR-Fim; quiet inquiry. Kansas straizhts,
IT5a4s5 in sacks; spring patents. 5.l5a5U in bar
rels spring clears, 44Oa46O; soft winter straightS
L9Oa4a
[ BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-steady; man trade.
Choice to fancy mainly nominal at 265.
RYE FIOUR-Steady: trade Is slow Cholco
brands quoted at 470a5.5
CORNAEAI-Steady; dealings lfeless. Kiln
dried for export, 365; coarse meal in bags, L56a
Lee.
HAY-Reccipts. l,s72 tons; steady; dealings ars
quiet. QuOtatilpS are: For prime timothy. L5;
No /, lS0; No. 2 Ll5al.22ls; No. 5. L00al.06
STRAW-Receipts % tons; steady; trade is life
less. Long rye quoted at LOO.
PORK-Firmer; inquiry is moderate. Mess, n.50A
$50: family. D.cOa2l.C0
BEEF-steady; trade Is quiet. Packet. r.oOa
IL 81; family. lLOcali.o
LARD-stsady; trade dull Prime Western. ss5;
refined continent a.S; South Amsrican. 1850: re-
fined Brazilian. in kegs, ll,50; uleOstearpe, sa9S
lard stearine slow; New York. l0nl0A1
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-RerIlar clI. Il O'Clock noon:
Washington Gas S. $50 at u0Si
Capital Traction warrants S35s at S. 81 at 81,
y at 81. $3.50 at S. $3.50 at s5 so at 81 % at
81, 5000 at 9, $1,000 at 3. 5000 at O. 500 at 9,
S2 at 3, % at .. . at 9, SIS at .. $40 at .. $50
at 9, or at 9. 500 at g.
Washington Railway Electric Is, 81 900 at ssh
Potomac Electric IS, 1000 at lOsH, 5000 At
1924.
Washington Railway & Electric pfd., 10 at S.
MergenthAlor. at 80. at 20
American National Bank. at ls0
After Call-Capital Traction. l at l8.
Mergenthaler, 10 at 80.
Following quotations posted YESTERDAY:
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
WANTED-SA statesmen.

WANTED-LAND Statesmen; IN AND
out of the city; live leads furnished; :;
property will bear striCtest investigation:
expenses of investigators for prospective
purchasers paid by US; thorough selling
INSTRUCTIONS; perfect, simple, understand
aDIe literature; unusually liberal COM
mission; splendid cooperation. The firm
is one OF the strongest complete land
organizations in America. Address
Drawer S24, Chicago
Statesmen - HIGH GRADE SALES
men are making big money selling
Rand, McNally & Co.'S New Census At
lases and Charts; some are earning $50
10 $40 weekly; we need a few men in
exclusive territory; write for information.
RAND, McNALLY & CO., 42 East 22d
St, New York 900
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
shannon & Luchs, saIe.

The two-story brick dwelling. s21 Ken
yon street northwest. has been sold
through the real estate office of Shan
non & Luchs to George and Myrtle NJ,
Grubbs. who will hold the property as
an investment This is one of a long
row OF brick dwellings, built some time
ago by Charles W. King, and contains
SIX rooms and tiled bath and hot-water
neat The consideration is understood to
have been $1,000
The Washington herald., 1911-11-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
SALE OF SHARES BY HC

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs & Co., mem
be1 1 the New York Stock Exchange. HiE1
Building.
SALE OF SHARES BY HOURS.
Shares 10 II a. lH, so
Shares to z 3, 100