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Chicago Grain Market.
Local Masons Elect
Officers for the Year

At the annual election of National
Lodge, No. IL, F. A. A. NJ. these Of
ficers were designated for the ensuing
year:
Master, Robert E Harvey; S. w,
Ernest II. Carnes; J. w, Frank A
Tuck; secretary, Dan q. Vaughan {;
treasurer G. Taylor Wade; NJ. c., ]. E.
Payne: chaplain. George Poole; stereop-
tican, Roger O'Donnell; S. D.. John L.
McGrew; J. D., Edward Burkholder; s.
s., Herman ]. Lange; j. S, J. w. Kim
merling; organist Raphael Koester {;
tiler. John ]. Hill; delegate to st. John S
Mite Society, George l.. Sherman; dele
gate to Masonic board of relief, T. John
Newton; representative on board OF
managers of lodge room, William T.:
Hastings; representative on board Of
managers of Masonic and Eastern Star
Home, j. L. Payne; trustee, Max n.
Rich incorporation, Masonic Hall Asso-
citation, Joseph E. Falk proxies to the
grand lodge. John l.. MeGrew for the
master. Edward Burkholder for the s.
w. and Herman J. Lange for the j. w. {;
charity committee. X. f.. Harvey, Roger
O'Donnell, and J. e. Tibbitts; finance
committee, Hunter Fl. Laughton. William
T. Hastings. and Lafayette Leaman IN
struction committee, ]. L. McGrew. Ed
ward Burkholder, Herman j. Lange, j.
w. Kfmmerling. and l.. w. Niebuhr ex-
animation committee. f. II. Carnes, F. y.
Tuck. and Merrick Williams. Following
the election, the officers were installed
Robert Meyer. p. NJ. The retiring mas
ter. John Marshall Jones. was the re-
cipient of a past masters jewel set with
diamonds in recognition of his success
full administration OF the affairs of the
lodge during the last year.
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NEW YORK STOCK
ADVANCE IS HALTED
Rise in Prices Which Started
Late Yesterday Is Not Con-
tinued Today.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Yesterday' late
advance in the Stock Exchange did not
bring any outside strength. and the
movement halted at the start today.
Prices Jagged along with little change
from yesterdays close. There was some
stock for sale on advances, notably of
Union. That stock sold up p and reced-
ed to 1514. but held we'll around 152.
Steel opened 4 down and rallied to SIX.
Smelter was rather weak. opening
Is dowhand receding to 62k. Copper
also opened a half off and sold down
another Is. not quite recovering to
the level Of yesterdays close. Read
ing was steady. The tobacco stocks
were strong. American Tabacco gain
u up. Itnerboro Rapid Transit stocks
ing az points. Coast Line also was
were up. y for the common and 1M
for the preferred.
The SubtreasurS lost SS29, 600 to the
banks yesterday, cutting down the
net gain from them to s7,628,000 since
Friday.
declared the regular quarterly dividend
of rs cents a share payable December
20. Its production for the month of No
vember was 1,6SS, 900 pounds, the larg
est production of its own / nthe COM
pany's history.
The Bank of England's rate remains
unchanged. The proportion of the re-
serve to liabilities is now 55.10 per cent,
against $40 per cent last week. COM
pairing with a decline from sos per
cent to 50B per cent in the correspond
ing week last year.
Liverpool cotton opened quiet at y to
off, and later was quiet at n lower to
point net higher.
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Wholesale Produce Market

Eggs-Nearby. fresh. SSa4oc per doz.
Southern. Sc per doz.
Cheese-New York. new. lsc per Ib: fat.
i6c per ID.
Butter-Elgin print S4a3sc per lb.; tub. 30c
per lb.: process. 27n2sc per ID.
Live Poultry-Hens, 15c per lb.; roosters,
10c per lb.: turkeys. 1sc per h.: spring
chickens. lie per ID; ducks, 13dl4c per Ib
Green Fruits-California oranges. $50 per
box lemons. 500 per box; pineapples per
crate. 200: Florida grapefruit. 500 per
box; grapes. s. .ooaL75 per basket: apples. per
bbl 81. 59a2- 90; pears, N-0onl.5o per box;
grapes. 500 per crate; plums. aoc per
basket.
Vegetables-Potatoes. 81. .50QS2 per bbl. onion,
Texas 81 % per crate: per bbl. S225: cab.
bage. 500 per bbl.: lettuce. s.. pOa2O 90 per
basket beets so per 100 punches; yams
81 5Od p co; celery. 81. 13O per doz.: squash.
t2JOQ2.50 per bbl.: lima beans. 75c pei
bu: ksIe. per bbl.. $40
Live stock-Veai calves. choice: 1lGllig,
per ID: medium. i0dlOizc per lb: sheep
4a4ts per h.. lambs 7u7iec per ID.
cold in Washington are cold storage stock.
EsgE in more liberal supply and the ten
dency is 10 lower prices.
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BILL TO REGULATE
RAILROAD STOCKS

Congressman Adamson, heading the
big House Committee On Interstate and
Foreign Commerce which has an ardu-
oCs program ahead of il for the regular
session, has laid the foundation for
amendments to the interstate commerce
laws by Introducing q bill TO regulate
the issuance of stocks and bonds by
railroads.
In fact. Mr.. Adamson has introduced
three bills OF Interest to the business
and railroad world, but the prime meas
ure is that increasing the powers of the
Interstate Commerce Commission 20
that IL may prevent the overcapitaliza-
ton of common carriers engaged in in
terstate trade. The Adamson commit
tee soon will get busy with legislation
10 correct ouch evils as may exist in
the operation Of railroads and big busi-
ness.
Congressman Adamson's statement OF
the purposes Of his three bills is as fol-
lows:
The first bill requires railroads to
publish their schedules ir every COUNT
through which they run and authorizes
them to receipt at regular rates for the
advertising and accept thess receipts
for freight ana passenger fares.
Another bill! amends section 20 of the
Interstate commerce act. authorizes fur
ther and more completely the regula-
ton un6er the existing rights and
Commission the amount OF stocks and
bonds. the disposition Of the money
arising from them. the prevention Of
ihte-locking directories and officers,
and combinations
The third bill provides for a COM
rnercial directory to be kept and pub
lshed by the Secretary of Commerce.
individuals may at their option appear
IN that directory by paying fee and
making showing, but partnerships and
corporations are compelled TO make an
nual showings to the Secretary of Com
merce under oath. and the corporations
Under certificate of the authority Great
ing them. and shall appear in the COM
mercial directory each year.
An individual. partnership. or corr
poration qualified 10 do business in its
own State. Territory. or District may
no so everywhere without additional II
cense or registration or restriction ex-
cept in compliance with the police regu-
lations. Provision is made 10 prohibit
monopoly and obtain competition.
There are two lines of policy as TO
the regulation Of Interstate commerce.
The school to which l belong believes
IN defining rights. duties. and pre-
scribing remedies and penalties. in Or
der to prevent discrimination and unfair
dealing. The other line proceeds upon
the theory that in order 10 regulate
commerce the Government must take
charge OF il and operate II.
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LOST-One yard plum broadcloth. Return
10 II West Kirk St, Chevy Chase. Md;
t'lCNG
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

COMPANION or chaperone: North German
desires position; English music; best ref
erences. Please call write. al o NV.
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Sales Today on the
Local Exchange

Capital Traction SIS, s50oa1011s. $1,000
107lk. 81. .0ooGl10I11.
Columbia r. R SIS, SHOWCASES, $1CJta
s9i4, 81 loo0d99ls, s. Sl,00t1991s.
Washington RAlway & Electric As,
81 OOOds0.
Potomac Consolidated SIS, s1,O00asS7s
s., ,0c0d9S%. 81 1.000d9sa.
Capital Traction. 1O4112, 1G112, 6d112.
Washington Railway and Electric COM
mon. 1d37. 25qS7.
Washington Gas. 15aSi. 7GS.
Mergenthaler. 1Od216, 10q2l6.
Lanston, 1Gds2, l0dS3, l0dS3 10as3
10aS3Ik
Washington Loan and Trust, 101235
After call-Potomac Consolidated SIS
s100OdSss4. S.toOqsss4, sl,oo06sS24, Sl.0oa,
$50. 81 s1,0O0deSa4.
preferred, ldS71R.
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MRS MURPHY. li2l nth st. NJ W. ha
first class mae and female domestics vii
rsfsrepce Phone.
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WANTED-ROOMS

IF YOU HAVE ROOMS TO LET HAyI
THEM LISTED WITH THE FREE ROOM
RENTING BUREAU OF THE WASHING
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sEY BLDG, ASK FOR Mr.. MORAN. THE
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f0R RENT-R00MS
ARE YOU LOOKING
FOR ROOMS?

If you have just arrived in
Washington, or if you desire to
make a change from your pres
ent boarding place, THE WASH
lNGTON TIMES ROOM RENT
ING BUREAU will find the place
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service entails no obligations to
you and is ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Free Room Renting Bureau,
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Columns
NOVEMBER CIRCULATION.

DAILY
1u'dl gross, Nov. lsl3................. lIl6, 60O
A'eIaSc gross. Nov. lgl3.............. ID. 6bS
II Al net. Nov. lSl3................... l.2n. O4S
\ rrsge net. NoN.. iSl2...............- A.. 81
SUNDAY.
,raI -ross Nov l9l3................... 2I9 OJ7
Average gross Nov. lg3................ 43.Sll
Total net Nov IgI2..................... ~. 7O3
Erragr net, Nov. 1913 ................. 40. li2
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; s.at-u-nt represents the circulation Of The
" a ushinEtun Times as detailed. and that the
I.r; figures represent. all returns eliminated
he number Of copies OF The Times which
are sold. delivered. furnished. or mailed to
bona Iide purchasers or subscribers.
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district OF Columbia Sc:
Suhscribed and sworn to before me this lst
day OF December. \. u. 1913.
THOMAS 4. WILLIS,
tSean Notary Public
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LOST AND FOUND

Lost Large black and white hound: Blad-
"nshurg road \. +. Reward. +. b. SWET
LAND. IAngdon, D. g. Phone North 4342-M
LOST Purse and $44: salary OF boy, with
mother and sisters. Reward: return to
i.1i 18th 81.
LOST-N atCh. Wednesday last. lady's small
gold watch WITHOUT crystal; back OF watch
loose from rim. broken from chain. Reward
IL returned 10 1890 lGth y. w
LOST-Cullie dog male. tan and white
answers 10 name OF Noble. l0lS 10Th St
y. f.. reward.
LOST-One yard plum broadcloth. Return
10 II West Kirk St, Chevy Chase. Nd.
Cleve y.
LOST-Black silk wristbag. in front OF 1883
/ ST, containing money. key. and ticket.
Reward If returned to 1925 Mass. ave. N.
W. OF phone North 1914
FOUND-Ons coat and pants, umbrellas,
pairs gloves, hats. > coats. packay yes,
pockctboOks. l pair glasses, | suitcase, 1
basket, punches keys. l furpiece, l scarf.
] Jabeau. boxes shells, l belt l powder
case. WASHINGTON TERMINAL. Union
Station.
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WANTEO-AGENTS

LADY AGENTS TO sell small new househeld
article: good commission: price 25c. J. :.
DtFFiE. Room s.. 6I2 + y W.
AGENTS daily expense record. every day
article. sells or sight: sample So cents
EAPENSE RECORD CO.. 1881 n. J. ave. NV.
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BONDS ARE FEATURE
OF TODAYS TRADING
Local Stock List Continues in
Neglect-Bank StockhoId-
ers' Meeting Postponed.

A steady demand for local corpora
tion bonds continued in today s ses-
sion of the Washington Stock EN-
change, resulting in the sale of Sl5.
500 of several issues, The recent de-
mand for bonds brought some issues
into the market with the result that
purchases were made in some cases at
a shade better prices than yesterday.
There was little interest in The stock
list. The only feature there was the
rise in Lanston. On the buying of
FIVE ten-share lots the price advanc-
ed from 50 to S3R.
Potomac consolidated SIS absorbed
The bulk of the bond trading. A total
OF $1,000 of these bonds sold at 9S2
after one bond went at 9Sts. The
other bond transactions were s2,50o
Of Capital Traction SIS at 1o71H; $4,000
Of Columbia Railroad SIS at ssh, and
$1,000 Of Washington Railway As at
A little Capital Traction sold at 112 :
some Railway common at 81 little
Gas at S4; twenty shares of Mergen-
thaler at ZIG, and ten shares of Wash
~,tngton Loan & Trust at 235.
The special meeting of the stock
holders Of the Union Savings Bank,
scheduled for today. was Cancelled, and
no meeting will be held until the regu
lar one on December 10.
The meeting was called off following
IN agreement that two or three new
should be chosen at the regular meeting.
An increase in net operating revenue
Tor the month Of October is reported by
the Southern Railway Company. The
net still shows Q decrease Cor the -four
months from July l. The figures for
October and for the four months are as
follows:
October Increase.
Gross cper. rev.......... ss,674.sS5 1886 lSs
Net cper. reV.-......-... 2,3tl,O36 10l.645
Sper. income. .-..-,--.-.-. s,lILGp lU2,5So
From July /
GROSS Oper. rev. ". .6lC,Se4 S6SI,S1S
Net oper. reV....-....... 7,l2i,AS 4236
Oper. income ............. 6,S02,e25 1853
Decrease.
The public service commission of
Maryland has granted permission to the
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington Railroad Company to issue 81,
oon000 of per cent, thirty-year bonds
under their general mortgage of Feb
ruary, 1904 The bonds are to be dated
as of November /, 1913. and are to be
sold at not less than 95. The purpose of
the issue Is to repay the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company for money advanced
since the first of the year for new
trackage, new bridges, and other bet
terments. The company must report
to the commission the receipts of the
sale and the disposition ot the pro-
ceeds
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An increase in net operating revenue
Tor the month Of October is reported by
the Southern Railway Company. The
net still shows Q decrease tor the four
months from July l. The figures for
October and for the four months are as
follows:
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New York Cotton Market.

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Open. High. Low ID
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WANTED-AGENTS

BASEBALL. BDOk standard sUtnuritv: mil
AnnS srld 1913 season. husI'"rs get ,pin
send - cents for l. b",lSs. agents pro1rs
%UGe. WILLIAMS SPECIAL.TIES 60. = -
EON so. Fairunrrt. W. Va
AGENTS make 5oO"s profit scIIns Novelty
Sign cards Merchants buy 10 to 100 On
sight. $40 varieties. tatslnSue free.
SULLIVAN co.
1884 Van Duren ST.. Chicago. Ill
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INIOCA FINANCIAL CIRCLES
Rx GEORGE H. GALL.

100000. Today the national banks, the
trust companies and the savings banks
have upward of ZOO. 600. or nearly a
500 per cent gain. The deposits In the
savings banks today, and there was
only one savings bank in Washington
twenty-five years ago. are now as much
as the national banks had then. and
the trust companies have as much
money on deposit AS the national have
at this time.
This growth should give US all faith
In Washington. faith in its business.
faith in Its future prosperity, and faith
in our country. for as grows the coun-
try so grows It's Capital, and such a
country"
1t is reported that the Washington
Utilities Company has purchased a plot
OF land at Rosslyn. opposite the Airing
ton National Bank. on the Military
road. While the report is not confirmed.
IL is understood that the company ex-
poets a decision from the War Depart
ment requiring the removal Of its sta
ton at the south end OF Aqueduct
bridge. and the new property has been
acquired as a site for the new terminal,
In that case.
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ART CRITICS WILL
GATHER IN CAPITAL
Delegates From Each Of Chap
tiers of Federation to Attend
Its Meeting May 1916.

Art lovers and critics from each of
the l19 chapters of the American Fed
Grafton of Arts will gather here May Is
and is for the fourth annual convention
Of that organization. and plans for
their entertainment while in the Cap
laI include a garden party Al the
White House. Both the President and
Mrs. Wilson have been enthusiastic
supporters of the federation since its
foundatio
Art museums and industrial arts are
two topics which will engage the ma
jor share of the attention of the dele
gates, who are conducting an active
campaign to improve the taste and
judgment of the nation at large in
ma tiers pertaining to home and City
building. Painting. sculpture. the arts
and crafts. and civic art will Se the
subjects OF papers and addresses ny
the nations leading exponents of nigh
e. culture.
The first event of a social nature will
be a reception at the Corcoran Gallery
the evening of May Is, and the garden
party at the White House is scheduled
for the day following. Other entertain
ment features probably will be an
nounced later.
Twelve chapters of the federation are
In Washington. They are the Corcoran
Gallery of Art, American Academy in
Rome. American Civic Association.
Archaeological Institute of America, Arts
and Crafts School. League for the Dec
grafton of Public Schools. Public
schools Art Teachers Association. So
QGhinRfnn
ton Architectural Club, Washington So
ciety Of Fine Arts, Washington Chapter
of American Institute of Architects, and
the Washington Water Color Club.
Although the organization is compare
lively new. II has already extended over
the entire country. and is exerting a
nation wide influence. Professional and
civic bodies, colleges. clubs. and art So
cieties in every State are included in
its membership. The officers at pres
ent are Robert W. DeForest, OF New
York. president: Leila Mechlin, secre-
tary. and n. ii. Carpenter, treasurer.
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Says Kissing Gets Old.

STEUBENvILLE. Ohio. May 4-Real
Kisses soon become monotonous. ac-
cordins to Mrs. Minnie Slentz. who. in
her divorce testimony. said: Some
couples may kiss each other right UP
until they are sixty. In an attempt to
fool themselves into thinking that their
kisses have the genuine heart glow Of
the first month of marriage. but Il 81 all
bosh.
Real kissing becomes monotonous
during the second year. Intermittent
from the fourth to the sixth. and stops
entirely before the eighth year of mar
rfed life
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Lawsuit Drags on
Twenty-three Years

CHICAGO. May 4.-Judge Lands has
found case with "a hook worm IN 4.
The case has been dragging along for
twenty-three years. II came up yes
terday for argument on a technical
point. When a continuance for a month
was asked the jurist remarked:
Il think a month is a very -ea somable
request alongside Of twenty-three years
Why, I've had tina; case on rny docket
alone for nine years"
The case Is that OF suits totailng $50
900 for damages against the Tuitad
Steamboat Company as a result of the
explosion of the steamer Tioga. on July
II. 1880. The boat was loaded with
gasolene and sixteen hands lost their
lives
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-D"s. May !. in neighborhood Of
dog. months old. gray black with white
neck and feet. wearing collar studded with
purple stones: has probably strayed in direC-
tion OF Georgetown or Rock creek Reward
given on return uf dog to British Embassy ,
1863 conn. ave. L
I.OST-SmalI dog. tw" brown ears, Drown
spot on tail: answer name Spot; liberal
reward II returned t" sc st : r
LOST-ThursGay. on Brookland car or on an
-; y. W. gold watch in leather case
monogram H +. NJ" Reward MISS
HELEN MURRAY. Trinity College i
GOLD brooch. set with diamond and n ,rIs
between Third and East Capitu. ana ST
J0seph's Church. Reward. The ra:umet
Third and East Capitol st. Apt ) =
LOST-MOnday afternoon. n chased sterling
silver belt buckle on Columbia road near the
Apt 5u6, the Wyoming.
LOST Handbag. silver meshcd. contsioinp :,
rallinS cards. baggage check about 500
Finder return 10 81. The Beacon" Calvert
LOST-FrcnCh poodle. female: answers 10 r5s
name oil ''Snu1ks." light brow n ears snnr
cH back. Liberal reward 1881 4 St y W
ND--nne shawl. | shopping hag, ! 10 !.
crhCnk. cum button. l. umbrellas : nI',r
au ana jumper. ! aut" inner tube. I shay yinE
lush, bunch KEYS pair gloves pack-
Ees pairs vGbbers. : hats ! toy buCkPI
! pair glasses. | suit case, I coats advcrtis
ms matter I bills. | knife. | NECK nicrs
! cane. vslise. WASHINGTON TERNI
NAL COMPANY. UNION STATION.
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Hangs Himself in Tree.

HUNTINGTON. Pa. May 4.-Hearine
dog bark at tree in a peculiar man
ner along the old Pennsylvania canal
caused Elmer Thomas to investigate,
and he found the body Of Miko Weko
dangling from a limb. Coroner F. l..
schumm rendered Q verdict Of suicide.
The Washington times., 1913-05-04
"Peter Grimm" Lecture Topic.

The Rev. G. w. Kates will lecture
on ''The Return OF Peter Grimm At
the Spirifualist Church, Pythian Tslh-
pie. tonight DR. Kates AYERS that the
appearance of Peter Grimm In the e
la6oo theatrical production is based up
On evidence Of such returns OF thous-
an4S whs have appeared to the people
The Washington times., 1913-05-04
Deadly Dart Tossed by
Bull Into Heart of Man

NALENCE. France. May 4-An in
furiated fighting bull in the bull ring
here shook its head so violently in try
Ing to rid itself OF the stceI-tipped darts
with which tn" banderillcros had pierced
its shouiuers ana neck that one Of the
darts was torn out of th. 6esh and
hurled among tn" spectators in the am
phitheater. II penetrated the heart of
a young man. who was instantly KILLED
moment Later the Tnatador killed the
bull
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Indorse Grape Hickey.

The action of Secretary and Mrs.
Bryan of introducing the grape Juice
rickey' at their state dinners was In
dorsed yesterday by the w. c. 7. u.
of the Lincoln Temple Congregational
Church.
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HELP WANTEO-MALE

A GOOD MAN
can make 800 per month; let US train. you
now. Call at once, white only.
THE NATIONAL AUTO COLLEGE.
9th and y. ". Open until D. m.
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THE STOCK MARKET OF THE WEEK


the New York
full
The o
and
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TABLE BOARD

lSlI F ST. y. W.-ExcsIlent board. day
week. or month: home service.
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HELP WGNTED-FEMAlE

APPRENTICES to learn French Iresscutting.
drrssTl king. designing. aTt millinery: good
positions Furnished after learning NEW
NORk MILLINERY ACADEMY. Itl5 g ST.
COOKS Tor families. So. s., 80. Iis.' nurses.
,hunIhCrmaids mattresses. =, IcTaI house-
wnlkers city. suburbs and away LADIES
EXCHANGE Su1 Vermont a,"
COOK and general houseN Orker. eili On
tario road y. W
Girl. who can sing FOR partner IN nude
willie act Adress BON IL. Times
Office.
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Phone Main $500
APRIL CIRCULATION.

APFITI CIRCULATION.
DAILY.
Total gross. April 1913. 3lI +s3
Average gross, April, 1913. 5OAI
Total net. April. 1918. ia 955
Average net. April. 1913. i26l4
SUNDAY.
Total gross April. 1918. lss SIS,
Average gross. April, lsl3................ a. esl
Total net, April. 1913. l7O ;yg
Average net. April 1913. a. 6ss
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Washington Times as detailed. and that the
net figures represent. all returns eliminated
the number OF copies of The Times which are
sold delivered. furnished. or mailed to bona
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District ~ Columbia. SIS:
Subscribed and sworn To before mo this
lst day OF May. \. D. 1913
tSealD THOMAS &. WILLIS
Ant LIZ.
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WANTED-SAlESMEN

SALESMAN wanted FOR vacancy in u. c.
travelling salesman experienced in spccialtv
or adv crtsiuS lines. man worth good COM
penSatiOn can secure permanent well-payinS
pnsitiun with splendid chances for rapid ad-
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producer. excellent on ming. stable line. eX-
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Statesmen everywhere. SIS daily selling so
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