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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-11
CITY STATISTICS
Deaths and Funerals

CONNIFF-One of the oldest resi-
dents of the county. Thomas Commit,
died this morning at his home, seven
miles north of the city. The funeral
will be held Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock at st. Andrews church. Bur
ial will be made in the St. Marys'
cemetery
BENNETT-Private funeral servic-
es will be held over the body of Alonzo
Bennett at 9 o'clock Monday morning
at st. Andrews church. Flowers are
to be omitted.
BROWN-Mary Elma Brown. seven
mOnths-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown, 500 South Eleventh
street. died at the home early today
The funeral will be held at St An
drew's church Sunday afternoon at ?
O'Clock, with burial in the St. Andrews
cemetery. Friends may call any time
before the funeral services. She is
survived by the parents
JOHNSON-Alonzo B. Johnson So.
died at his home, S04 North Twelfth
street at noon Friday. He was a mem
Der of the Occur de Lion lodge of the
X. of P No. s and is survived by a
widow and two sons. Clifford and Ar
thur Johnson. The funeral will be
held at the home at 10 O'Clock Monday
morning. Burial in the Earlham Gem
etery. Friends may call at any time
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-11
Palladium Want Ads Pay
MRS. RETTA MOSS

French dresser of Ostrich Plumes. is
in the city making over old Willow
Plumes in to French and all kinds of
Ostrich Feather work and will call on
the ladies. 6O4 South Tenth street.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-11
TOTAL ON FOUR GAMES
Paid attendance. 114,30S.

Paid attendance, 114,30S.
Receipts-S250.30 so.
National Commissions share,
S25.030.15.
Players share. s135.163
Each clubs share. S53.990T3.
In 1912, the paid attendance for
the first four games was 1877 .004:
the total receipts, S273. 2S2, and the
players pool. s147.572.2S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-11

WANTED-Two cooks, one day and
one evening Address l.. B., care Pal
1adium. (Sat-mOn)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-11
LIVE STOCK

Corrected daily by Anton Stole.
phone 1870.
Choice veal calves. per lb.. 9 to 912c
HOGS.
Primes average 200 lbs)
per 100 lbs ................. IS 25
Heavy mixed, per 100 lbs.
Rough, per 100 lbs. SIS 90 to $500
CATTLE.
Choice steers, per lb. TIC
Butcher steers. per h.. .....7c
Cows, per I'd az to sc
Bulls, per ID. .............. sc to &C
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-11

Howard NJ. Sutton to Richmond
Home Builders, Oct. 7-13. s1.0o. Lots
1918 Bungalow Hill addition to Rich
mond
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-11
GRAIN MARKET
Corrected daily by Richmond Roller
Mills, phone 2019).
PRODUCE
Corrected daily by Ed.
Cooper,
phone 2577.}

Old hens, per lb. .12c
Old hens (dressed) per Id. lie to 1Sc
Young chickens, per ID. .15c
Young chickens (dressed), per lb 23c
Eggs, per dozen ..............25 CSC
Country butter, per lb. &c to sc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-11

George W. Grissum to John NJ
Hahn. ct al, Oct 6-13. $500. lot > in
block % in Hagerstown Improvement
Co addition, Hagerstown.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-10-11
CHICAGO GRAIN
WHEAT.
RICHMOND MARKET
WAGON MARKET

Corrected daily by Omer Whelan.
phone 1879.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02

geiptlen, bic er aud Mnoerea gegen=
iiber ausgefprohen. Dph Gage, Wcs
den fhpanben unp CLAIRE fano nihts.
Sire Mittsl sinsen gu Gnbe uno nun
mubte lie fir iih feIbit ioreen. Gin
@drtner Der 8orItabt CAB ibr arbsii
nnb ibr 2sbenslnterbalt fano iih gee
fihert. 8oh bies mar niht bos 3iel,
ipelhes lie perfoIste. Sn benz itilIen
9eb0ft burfte lie niht psiien, bort
bate fie nimmer eefunosn, mas lie ges
iuht. 0inaus inuBte iie in pos 8es
piibl Der Stabt, inter Die undllfhors
lih airtulirenoen MenIfsnmahsn.
in bic Gafes, Weinihentsn, noh ben
sabllofen Dffentlihen Srten, no er
peilen, ansutreffen fsin tonnte. Sum
ae Widbhen fdmen in ben 0artsn.
hplten gIumen. bic lie gu Straubhen
ipanben, um oiefe oann nit grpBem
geipinnit ipieber gu oertaufen. Glaire
bat ben Gdrtner, ouh tie aIs 9ertdts
ferin binaus al ihiden, Inn fir Die
8lumen mehr @elo su ertdlten, als
bic fleinen Sdnolsrinnen 5obltsn.
(5crtiebuna folet.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02
ROtiniOn. 25a gub an sprinsfielt

geOtinfOn, 25s iyub an sprinsfielt
pifs; $170.
Gam. 6. 6apes an Cora 3. cusf.
isn, 40 SUB an Der 81. Mp., SntltD;
81.
9cnnah 9. gad,man on gbot. "
arrnonD, 25 Jub an Der golera,n
Wne; 5000.
Carrie pahonb an Wm. r. Wsit4
ldaF, eine Got an ainnsp 4D.; 81.
5ercinano Dpepis an etti aepitt,
2 Qots an CLINTON nahe Sobn; 81.
wtorn y. Roth on Bernard Gess
Gem, gnts Is lnb 10 i'm g. 6. 5op.
tins A. llnterabtbeiluna -Rornooh
Citation; $500.
GarIctte Gaaers an 6elene Gegsrs.
] Got al, Snrrifon 4n.; ST..
Dieielbe on Ilberi O. Ggasrs, ]
2ot an 6arriipn Np.; 81.
Tloorman &c Sobn an artbur @oob,
] Got on Sagpla place une Marls
tieit 2lpenus; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-02
vruaseiseatbuMSiite itertrassuaea
1s---
gineinnati. l. Moi.

- ~ - ~ssAks
'5rant $. airnntr an George I.
Sehler, ReceiOsr, 5 Sabre paht pon
80 BEL LA SUB an Der Qorbisite Der
Court Strabs, 125 Gub fusiiIid Der
yine Strabe; monatIifk Mietbe $I7O.
Abab y. Beng an Jobn 8. Baum.r.
sot $40 IN Der gebor grops 6. u. 9.
aH'n unterabthsilnns; 81.
Jreberit u. 9ien an 6arrp r.
JlGnisan. L., 19 MDnots paht Dcn
Is BET so 5ub an Der Giibfeiie Der
3psiten StraBs, 80 f5uf 0ftfim Der
smitb etrabs; m0noiIihe Wietbe
$5s.25.
Wartin ). u. grcmsnelI u. u. an
Ibe Yiilingsr ganbp Co., 3 Jnbrs
YoM Des GigeDibumB betannt ols
4a4 Wain Strobe; monatli6s Wietbe
500.
ar4ibalb g. gDtite an Jobn 3.
G6,cbIe. 3 Sabre Do4t beS Qige,l,
t1xms al bes leaboh I'D ~ q. md
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eIteIle Bitter an Y. =. Gorson;
$156.
gIante 6. GIausbtr an Soutbern
Gtio 6. &c 8. Co.; $500.
Willoa & Cation on Gli5a J.
mGiton: S400.
GIisa s. pptpell an GImlpoco
p!aee g. K 9. 60; $500.
ssas. 4. Bergen il. an Wt. UbamS
8. e 6. Co.; $500.
!. Gnnbfr an Sutton .. &c Y. as
SEC. 4; $500.
6. r Wulipeber an Columbia W.
&c Gar. Co.; $4,000.
Barn G. guooets an Goncorntl
g. a., $500.
ausuitine goIfin9sr an oisislos;
$500.
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0ranSsissatbums 6spotbefen

Reu. hnpnthsfsn.

espbn 8. 9dumer an 9lentpdp 9. u.
3. 60. $500.
Carrie Sanion an 9OIuntesr g. u
3. 60. $500.
GIisabs,b ,Riebaus an Gass'S. u.
6. U. $2500.
GIiaa 8. Cation an gbarIes' Wilfon.
$40o.
5aeob sipIhis an Giii5sns' 9ift Q,
Ii. 8. 60. $1,000.
9iholus 3. gibeI on emma ).
Sung. $1,000.
SobH 3. parhmann on Woriings
mems German 3. II. G. 60. $1,000.
Gluriee 9. gropn an Reaoins Road
&. u. 3. 60. $1,000
Bertha DsipaIb on Soutbiibe,2. u
&. 20. $3.50.
arttur aIseper anaSpring 9uoer
6. II. y. 60. $1,000.
Rate Gaius an Winmi .1opnIbip'S
II. 8. SO. $1250.
RoIa u. aoone ,an Goutbern SbiC
&. u. Z. 60. $1150.
9orrp 6olmes an Republie 2.,u. y
SO. $1,000.
4seier Tag on bo. $400.
eIisabeth 6. UaIonsn an Gait Wal'
nut pills y. II. &. 60. $1,000.
Gorene g. Siefie an Gputhru Sbif
Sap. gt. $2700.
epwdro 6elssr an Wm. s. Rap
Sruftes. $459.59.
aouis Keller an Gbas. ). .Snitb
1925.
HofeIia 1iIttner an Buiineb Waens
y. u. u. g. 80. $500.
Gito SeDiid an gi.isens giit 3. u
Z. 60. $1,000.
9eBrp y. 5en.e.oH.Msreanti!es8. u
&. So. $4400.
alpine Sdent.anaSun. Str. g. IL
q. Go. $500.
Wm. VI. Collins unb R. Rusido
Truitee. $4,000.
Jrso. U. RifeI an German ) Diti.
$500.
J0itpb 6. BURNS on Glsnpop 8. u
.. 60. $1,000.
aoais Wplpu dn Bon 9on 9. u. 6
Go. $1,000.
GIisobstbe. WsdOnsp an u. Q. ga
6ouS. SITS.
Glisobefb 3. ploessr an Gid Run
y. u. =. 60 $500.
DARN s. .2in9 an Gitp Sau 9oni
Ora u. Munen.an propinen. g. 3
u. Z. 80 $1,000.
eliso6e.b O. BON 3anot on 9.ROr,
gan. $4800.
gnna griisseman on Dm. Sped
$500.
DuIaee 9. g.Jsen9.au Sa,ob 9&Iau.
fer. $1,000.
Wm. pbiuips an,Gbio gallsp 8. II
q. 60. 5000.
Wm. g. Weitiauf on Grsen Strab'
Y. II. y. Go. $1,000.
Gstnr 6. MeiI an,Wxitern Osrmal
Gant. $500.
e1drIotts 8. Blair on R. Z. Oar.
Ispy sruftss. $3.50.
@etitste 5npotbeten.
Goob V. Beng an price 5iG gagI
Y. u. y. 60. Ro. !. 1920.
ebipin ID. ADep an 4nthoan Rro
msr. $3.50.
GIisaxtb ,gsiebaus,an gleD guzsep
e. u. y. go. $4,000.
Deter Rnuffmon ,on abbifon g., u
6. 60. $l75O.
W. 8. porhmo1ln an Wortingmem
Oermon .. II. G. Go. $500.
George N. 60nd an Gpa 5sis
$250o.
q. a-lpkrfOnson 1isl. o. u. Z. 60
$1400.
6. z Bropnson R.abing Rocb 6
Ii. .. 60. $500
Derislbe an Tsurp G. aeomb. $500
RahClpb 6et4rih an ct. gsrncrl
progr. y. u, 6 SO. $1EO.
2uep go. 1bornton an Wal. 5ini
g. u. g. Go. $500.
Joftpb Auer an EbsraI 6. u. 9
Go. $10p.
Gsorg Seller an anna Mers!s
$3.50.
CrnM Mulsn onspropibent .. 8
u. Z. 20. l$275O.
6. 20. esonorb On apollo 3. j. 8
60. $45m.
Aoom,J. Wafbotson Suk drummer
$500.
6. 8. Collins an Saeob s6Iauler
$1,000.
Gbas. J..smitbean Ssrael Nipple
gate. $500
90. ang9fobslldS4 S4ppIeeaie. $1,000
JcmeS Qoftus an, prcpibent 8. q
u 4. On $1,000.
tsrs; !. D!.ospkf kfaa4 4aseIisss 4. J. =
-. S0ooo
The Washington times., 1913-11-25
RALLY SURPRISES
NEW YORK MARKET
Big Rise Attributed BY Many
Spectators to Activities of
Thomas Lawson.

NEW YORK, Nov. Ca sharp rally
surprised and delighted the bulls this
morning. while the total of sales in the
first hour. i0l.%Ol. was nearly twice
that of the entire trading OF yesterday.
Stocks opened up on orders from Lon
don. where prices advanced smartly to-
day Following the strong opening
came "A strong advance, which drove
the prices Of most OF the active stocks
I'D from one point TO a point and a
quarter further.
This was a little too rapid, and many
who had been tired Of holding on got
out, so that the market uuieted down.
However, the moment the prices de-
,Iined the volume Of trading fell 10
practically nothing. which disappointed
the shorts who wished to cover ma
Ierially.
Some traders attributed all of the
boom today to Lawson. The mere TACT
that il began in London signifies moth
ing. for Lawson trades on every bourSe
In Europe, and is fond of beginning d
movement on the other side, before most
of theStraders are awake. Those VINO
attributed the trading TO h m sand that
he is short thousands and thousands OF
shares of the active stocks, aud that
having realized fair profit, and being
unable to drive stocks down further by
his spectacular attack on Little Steel
yesterday through the newspapers, he
decide dto cover this morning, and take
his profits
This reasoning was the more probable
because apparently there Was nothing
10 justify the bull move all the way
down the line.
The one bunish news item was that
the price of copper metal in London
had advanced Il shillings and pence.
On -eiectrolytic, however, agencies We're
offering the metal at l4& cents, whihe
on the continent still further conces-
sions are reported.
Amalgamated Copper opened up one
half at 6S1L. advanced to 70iH, and drop
ped TO Il. Little Steel opened up one
half at 551a, advanced to 6%4, and
slumped to x. Union sold up TO i5llZ
and Reading TO l65&4.
New Haven bucked the market by
opening down at q. loss of i since
Yesterdays close. 1t advanced. how
ever, to ISL, and then dropped back
TO 752l-
The Washington times., 1913-11-25
jamestown Entries

First race: two-ycar-olds: maidens: {:
five and a hall furlongs. Cooster, l09;
High Priest. lO9; Buzz Around. l09;
Flatbush. 1G9: Pulsation. IL; Indian Ar
gamot 109: Chief Magistrate, lS9; Malik,
1l2; HOlton, IL.
Second race-TwO-year-olds; penalties
and allowances; FIVE furlongs. Ash Can.
10i: Some Kid. 104: Mid, 1G; John p.
Nixon, 10; Hill Stream. 10i; Orotund,
1oi; Ben Ounce, 1o7; Fatkom. ITO.
Third race-Three-year-olds and up:
selling: six furlongs. Thrifty, 100;
Sackcloth. 1oI; Venetian. 105; SchalIer.
1G7; Woolgate, los: Miss Moments. 1Os;
RoI and Gun, los: Sweet owen, III:
Monmouth. 104; Judge Monck. l05: @Rey,
106; John Mars los; Sir Denrah los;
Harvey f, los; Little England. Ill.
Fourth race-Nansemond purse: three
year-olds; seven furlonss. Brynary,
I 1O2: Autumn, t07: Scallywag. l07; Mon
tressor, III; Cicero, 10S; Yenghee. 107;
| Brynlimah, 1Gi.
Fifth race-Three-yeaT-old and up;
selling: six furlongs. Jonquil, 10l; -Ea-
ton, 103: Miss Brush. l04; Reputation.
los: Margerum, l05; Chiffon Queen, los;
103; Loretta Dwyer. lo4; Caroussel. 10i;
Alooha, 105; Jim l., los; Batwa. los;
Daddy Clip. los.
Sixth race-Two-year-Ol selling;
one mile. THE Urchin, 93; 'Polly H.,
10l; Ratigan. 1903; No Manager. 10S;
| ~Lancewood, los; Lambs Tail. 1G7;
HJezaiI. %: Bull Dog. 1O2: Heartbeat,
103: %Louise Trayers. 10i; Song of VAL
ley, los; Armament, 100.
Seventh race-Three-year-O and up:
selling handicap; mile and a sixteenth.
Yellow.Eyes. 81: Hedge Rose, l03; Nap
ier. l05: Col. Ashmeade, l09: Feather
Duster. 100: Blackford, l0i; Spellbound
106.
sF'ive pounds apprentice allowance
claimed.
Weather clear. track fast.
The Washington times., 1913-11-25

COMMERCIAL BANK
STOCK TAKES JUMP
Five Shares Sold at 1873, Clos
ing Figure Was 21O-R. and
6. Has 3-Point Drop.

The purchase of a block of five shares
1888 had the effect of raising the bid
price for that stock points OH the
local Stock Exchange this afternoon,
and after the sale lS5 was bid for five
shares, or for "a quotation lot. Some of
the stock was offered at 100, but this
WAS withdrawn, and none offered under
2lO at the close.
Washington Railway and Electric
common showed a decline of points
from the last sale. when twenty-five
shares changed hands today at Sc. For
more of the stock S5l& was bid, while it
was offered at IS. None of the preferred
changed hands, though there was con-
siderable interest manifested. The clos
ing quotations were 50 bid and 30 asked,
but some was offered at 81 before this.
After The regular call 10 shares of
Capital Tract on sold at 1l21A. Washing
ton Gas strengthened up a little, htty
shares changing hands at S3@, and NIFTY
more at S5zs. At the close it was offer
ed at Z, with Y bid.
Capital Traction IS sold at 107, s2,eO
par changing hands; $500 of Riggs
Realty 5's (shorD sold at l02 A $50
bond of Washington Railway and Elec-
tric Is sold for S0l2.
rive SHtis % OI Sv'A
at I35. This stock has been fairly ac-
tive for some time at about this figure
Frank W Baldwin, vice president of
the National Reserve Bank, of New
York city. was a visitor IN the financial
district today. He Chatted with old
friends among the local bankers, many
Of which friendships were formed when
he was the cashier of the old CONNER
cial and Farmers National Bank. OF
Baltimore. Mr.. Baldwin was engaged
in banking in Richmond, Va, his old
home, before going - Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1913-11-25
Wholesale Produce Market

Esss-Nearby. fresh 4Oai2c Der doz.;
Cheese--New York. new. Ice per Ib.: fat.
16c per 10.
Butter-EIgin print, S5aS5c per Ib.; tub. 80
aSlc per 10; process, GSI@c per IL.
live Poultry-Hens, IS0i4C per Ib.; roos-
Iers. 10c per III; turkeys l7Pl9c per ID A.:
spring chickens. I5a Ice per Ib.; ducks. i$aISc
per Ib-
Green Fruits-California oranges s. 20
per box. lemons, $500 per hoE: pineappIes
per crate, SIS; Florida grapefruit 81 co per
box; grapes. s.. 00a1.75 per basket: apples per
bbl, A.5Gd4.oo; pears. $I.0oul50 per box:
grapes, SEQ per crate: plGms. 30aS5c per
basket
Vegetables-Potatoes new. sl.JO per Dbl. :;
onions, Texas, S1-e0 per crate: per
bbI.. s2.25: cabbage, 500 per Dol: let
tuce. SLe0d2.0o per basket: beets l5O
100 punches. tomatoes, home grown. 50d6Oc
ger tex; rhubarb. s2e0 per loO Sunches;
yams sl.5eI 90: celery. s.. Ocdal 80 Der dez.
squash. s.. 00H s.. 80 per bile: lima beans 7Jc
asTee per bu.: kale. per bbl.. 500
Live Stock-Seai calves choice, lIqIiI5c per
I5.. medium l0nlCl1c per H.; sheep aaiLac
Der lb.: lambs. 1u1i2c per ID.
The greater part Of the eggs now being
SCld in Washington are cold storage stock
Eggs in more liberal supply and the len
oency is 10 lower prices Turkeys in light
supply and market strong 10 meet Thanks-
giving wants.
The Washington times., 1913-11-25
Sales Today on the
Local EXCHANGE

Riggs Realty SIS (short)-sl0 0OOalo2.
Capital Traction 5s-S500a1O7, 5000
I07, S50JGII07, s5gGd107.
Washington Railway and Electric As
-sJ00GtS019.
Potomac Consolidated $50, ,000a39.
Washington Railway and Electric,
common-25aS6.
Washington Gas-50dS32i. 25GS3Is. $50
S37s.
Federal National Bank 5G135.
Commercial National Bank, 5I1S3
After Call-Capital Traction, 5tpIl2k !;
5Q1121%
Washington Gas, per cent, S50oa107.
The Washington times., 1913-11-25

LADIES and gentlemen already employed;
including prcprietors Of boarding houses.
hotel clerks etc: can earn fifty to tive
hundred dollars monthly without interfering
with their regular duties-no canvassinS:
but must properly introduce competent rep
resentative Of old established and highly
rated rrm who are offering well known
stable investment; sold on easy payments.
over one million dollars worth already sold
in this city to satisfied customers c. NJ
HOPKINS, George Washington Hotel. 18th
and n Y Ave. Tel. Main 5Ss3
The Washington times., 1913-11-25
Chicago Grain Market.
New York Cotton Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times BY
G. Plant & Co. 14I5 G St y W
Open. High. Low. i.l5
January .... 12S5 l290 12S3 1890
December ...... l3.N 1896 129S 1906
The Washington times., 1913-11-25
Realty Transfers

Thirty-frst and = streets northweSt-Georsc
r linkins 9, Al. trustees. to :. Wade
MaerUder 10; -. square l26y 81 Ico
=, IngrahalG street nurthwest-CSeor2e G
iiouEh ~ Ia. TO Charles H. and Ella
Browne. Tot 10. sqUarc -sg7 SO
I. san bury ct al tTlis-
tees. TO Percy n Russell lots 50 and q
square SIS. - 6J0
] street northeast between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth. stre@Es-feTbCrt a GIL et al
trustees TO Richard r. PaiTo lot 10 square
y. Of lG26 S-2lg
! lTinidad-Inez T Walden to l.. Perry West
lots -. 81. and s. square 1861 $40
The Washington times., 1913-11-25
BONDS
New York Curb Market.

Furnished to The Washington Times by
Hartman & Co., New Ycrk: @ 3. Chapman
Manager Local Branch. Colorado Building.
The Washington times., 1913-11-25
WANTED-SAlESMEN

WANTED--A bright energetic salesman.
thorpughly acquainted with the retail gro
cerl trade in Washington: moderate salary
at the start hut splendid opportunity for
advancement Address. with references. to
BOX 200 Times Office.
The Washington times., 1913-11-25
HELP WANlE0
Male and Female.

WANTED-Buyer for silk and
knit underwear and sweater de-
partment. Only those with best
references regarding character and
ability need apply. Box III,
Times Office.
The Washington times., 1913-11-25
WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS wanted TO sell small entirely new
household article: good commission: price
25c. Call on J. 5. DUFFIE, 6l2-F st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1913-11-25

SAA Ill bunch Of keys. on Monday morning,
bet. 18th and Ia. ave. :. L. to 9Th 81. y.
W. TO X. to End ST S w. Leave at 2lO
10th n W. Reward.
LOST-Bunch of keys. Return to JULIUS
WEST. 9TH and u y. w. Get reward.
COIN PURSE, small change. high school pin.
initials 1T. II. G., on Lamont ST. bet. lltn
and 18th. Reward. 1lS Lamont st. \. w.
LosT-Ssturday, November -. a lady's open
face gold watch, with monogram d. Ii. T.:
leather fob attached. 10
LOsT-Silyerware. Liberal reward paid for
low, Palisade Station. Conduit road: posi-
lively no questions asked. X. r. BENNETT.
$40 Metro Bank Bldg. Tel Main 6S0S.
LosT-Dog. white. brown and black beagle
hound, wearing bright green collar marked
Rnlybel. 1875 18th St Reward il returned.
EOsT-Gold watch fob; initial w D. 5
Liberal reward. ". ID. SULLIVAN. lu9
II st. y. w. l.
LOSr-W atch and fob. between 9th and b.
9Th and T. sts. =. w. Return to H3 Mary
land ave. ). W. Liberal reward.
LOST-IaIy's gold watch between kalurama
road anu "a ST. tGeOrgetUwuI. inscribed
Sadie tTom Father Reward II Returned
TO Apt. 2U2 Dumbarton court. Phone w: l622
IOST-Collie dog. female. valued dead
mothers pet. Reward for return 10 1875
U st. y. w
FOI|ND-il umbrellas. coats. 6 packages.
pair gloves, > books, l cane. l bicycle.
pucketbooks. l bill I skirt. suitcases
sweater WASH. TERMINAL. UNION
STATION.
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lUSI RiyU TUUlyD

SMALL bunch Of keys. on Monday morning
bet 18th and Ia. ave. :. L. to 1th ST. y
W. 10 X. to 2nd 81 s. W. Leave at 2li
10th n W Reward.
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PERSONAL

ATTENTION SlOCr PEOPLE
You may obtain Tree information how to re-
duce your nesh permanently. No exercise.
no dieting- Positively no harmful drugs.
Private interview given VIII be IN Wash
ington only a short tine. 50 investigate thIs
orer at once. Apart. 300. The Brightoa-
will call Hours. 10 to L a. m. and TO II
d. m ON Tuesdays and Fridays
The Washington times., 1913-11-25

location. safe under new a..
cise law: this Is place worth wnila; par
easn. balance easy payments. investigate
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wOMAN-Capable. for general housework: nc
laundry; ref. required. 1875 r st. y. W.
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TABLE BOARD
bos,nEss urrua. -SttIcS

g ST. N. W.. 1s1o-UnexcelIcd table Boa
IN home of refinement nd culture
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GENTLEMAN desires room and board or
room only in home Of widow OF small TAM
uy. BOX $50. Timao oGAaA u
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HAT RENOVATORS
MATTRESS MAKING

MA-TRESS RENUNATiNCi AND REMADE
s.. PHONE NORTH ID.
CAPITAL. REDII&G co. I'.l 1th st y W
SulLC.TOEs. EuX lc;,. Oak,iIlr Conn.
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LIGHT GROCERY AND CIGAR STORE
closed. owner away; call AZ once; stock ans
fixtures at sacrifice. Also grocery, N e
living ROOMS; rent 81; 500