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Police Court Record

United States Branch. Judge MulIowny-
Nih" Oliver, assault. verdict guilty, TO
u,-- served 10y Attorney Sidney l.. Mud. Tor
the defense. Of motion FOR new trial: Beany
buckctt assault collateral forfeited. jess.
J. burnett assault probation for one year
Mckinley Ford. larceny. $50 or 90 Gays an
che ease and other dismissed. William Pul-
teTscn. larceny. dismissed. Nathaniel J"ih-
son. larceny. $50 or TO DAYS: Maurice SILVER
man, selling cigarettes To- minor. - or j.
days: Daniel Smith. permitting gambling,
81 or - days. John Graysou. petit larceny.
n"lle pressed; Daniel =. Ashford destroying
private property, two cases. continued 20
December u; Frank Eurleigh, larceny; SO
or I months; Sylvester shields assault with
a dangerous weapon. $500 bonds for Erand
jury: Thomas Barnes larceny. probation for
one year Louis Tabs larceny after trust,
50 or GO days; Evelyn Smith, larceny. $50 or
:" days; Harry Mckinich. petit larceny. nolie
pressed; l. a. Tomlin. destroying property,
continued to December Il: Frank Payne.
carrying deadly weapon. discharged; Alfred
BOSTON, assault SO or 80 days; Malinda
Matthews. assault. two cases. dismissed; I'd
ward Burns, carrying deadly weapon. $50 or
10 days; William L. Burhart and Herman
Dyer, cruelty To animals. forfeited: Ray
mOnd Mckenzie, larceny. 80 days. sohn \.
{. Tolson. larceny, six cases. and Charles
December II; Raymond Mckenzie. house
breaking, s., 600 bond for action grand jury;
Charles A. Copperthite. receiving stolen
property, two cases, continued 10 December
l6: Walter Dyson and Edward Gather,
housebreaking and grand larceny. &,cO
Hamilton Quigiey. disorderly house. per-
soual bonds; sylvester Shields. assault. noile
pressed; Francis McBall. Patrick sweeney
and George Archibald. assault, jury trial
demanded, Alfred H. Bergman. larceny after
trust, $50 days in each OF two cases. Alfred
II. Bergman. destroying private property, 50
or 10 days: Samuel Molten, Louis f. Smoot,
and Daniel Wood. cruelty to animals. for
feited; Walter Dyson and Edward Gattler.
larceny, 90 days each; Raymond Mckenzie
larceny. GO days.
District Branch, Judge PuEh-Collatersls
were forfeited in the following cases: Tor
violation OF police regulations Joseph 9.
F1ester. Walter r. Harrell, Thomas a
JamisOn and William Z. Lewis; for pro-
family and disorderly conduct, Edward
Crawford. Louis RidGway and Nathan y.
Tipping; Eliza Bell. nuisance, 81 or 3 days;
Josephine Adams. unlicensed fortune teller,
continued TO December Is; Reginald James,
violation police regulations; continued TO De
cember IS: Huber Jarboe. violation police
regulations. continued TO December IS; Nor
man Simms, disoTderly. continued TO Deccm-
Der -; Fred b. Ballriech. vagrancy, 500
bonds or CO days. The following cases APP
pear upon the assignment for trial by Jury
Tuesday. December Is: Isadore Rudder1naEn.
two cases: William Honesty. James Cum
ningham. Henry Turner. Mamie Burnett, and
William Galloway.
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}oyhoOd Skill as Acrobat
Saves IronWorker'S Life

'DS ANGELES. Dec. IA tumblcr
70 ms youth. William Colbridge has al
avs remained one. even if he does not
. exhibition work. and instead IS q
rrGctgral iron worker, and the faculty
we'd his life recently. He was trottins
yLE the third story Of the new Cit
ms Iauk builCiu" - freely AZ though
had nine inches OF asphalt beneath
POO. suddenly h. Cauo 10 Ii place where
ere was no footing. There should
a-o been slender stretch Of steel
ere but a few hours previously a &c
.rr had been noticed in the alignment.
nd The span had been removed for
erection.
goIlr.d-c. assured from long prac-
"a thai he would not make a mis-
',r casually r-Ottcd OVER tho vacant
-raos not noticing il, and dropped. ~
. 'srt himself iall. nc recalled tho old
-.rls ot mis- youthful trade. tumb'u2-
." o. q twist and toss Of his BODY, IN"
CYAN revolving in rhc air. both TO
rs.I- the fall sud to secure footing, =
.aylhl,. when nc landed, and 50 a.
rat. VAS his effort that he lit on his
cot. almost uprigh hit The force of TN"
N rr-cturcd n bone i'm his right h""'
I'd cLuaed several deep abraslons. Col
.rllg. .S fOrty-oue years old. and
aGu't turned hardsDrinEs or eNetuiod
her details o. his past accomplish
.cnts tor more than fifteen years
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NEW YORK MARKET
DULL AND NARROW
Bond Prices Shade Off as Inter
est Shifts to Opening of
Stock Trading.

NEW YORK. Dec. lin an ex-
tremely dull and narrow market bond
prices on the stock exchange this morn
ing showed a tendency to shade off.
Brit few issues were dealt in. none of
which displayed unusual activity.
Interest appears to be primarily CEN
tered in the resumption of stock trading
on the floor of the exchange tomorrow.
The publication of a report. later denied,
that the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion had determined to grant the East
ern railroads the 5 per cent rate in
crease which they have asked brought
forth predictions that railway stocks
would open many points above the July
so close.
Even after tho denial of the authen-
ITCHY of the reported increase, there was
a disposition among numerous traders
to look favorably upon the stocks of
those roads which are concerned in the
application now before the Commerce
Commission.
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Deaths.

Granville y Wilmington, 81 years. The
WoOdley.
Georsie KouwIe. . years. George Washing
Justus B. Lloyd. 20 years. SIbley Hospital.
Caroline Tysle. Y years, The Brighton
Harold Alsop . years. George Washington
Hospital.
Margaret \. Donaldson, 81 years, 1855 D
street southwest.
NeaIe Morgan, 50 years, Socc street north
west
Ellen c Parmelee. hours. 1913 n street
northwest.
Martha J. Bruffey. 81 years, SS1 Tennessee
avenue southeast.
James H. L.uxon, Il years. COS Fourth street
southeast.
William A. Lanier. 4s years. 1915 Twenty
sixth street northwest.
Hazel LUckett, months, 1S5 Sheridan road
southeast.
James HogEins. SO years. Sos street north
west
Ralph J Boxley. years. III Twentieth
street northwest.
Woody Brown, "a years. Washington Asylum
Hospital.
Russell \. Payne. . years. Galllnser Hos
sophia Butler. 81 years, 1a25 Third street
northwest.
Niargarct E King. 50 years. e1cs Thirty-nfth
street northwest.
Joseph Bell. "a years. Garfield Hospital
Thelma Cox. days. IlJ Pleasant court,
southwest.
James Z. MagTuder, 1 month, 1854 Thirty
second street northwest
William Turner, s. years, Washington Asy-
lum Hospital
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DEATHS

AISOP-On Thursday. December 10. 1910
HAROLD PENN CPUECRAFF ALSDP.
o. Pittsburgh and Washington; beloved son
or +. u. Aisop and the late Emma liussey
Alsop in the tNenty-dfth year Of bis axe.
Funeral in Pittsburgh.
BOOTHBY.-THE DEATH ON MARCH
., 1914, at TampiCO. Mexico. Of l.. J.
BoOthby, an American citizen, is re-
ported by the American Consul at Tam
picO, Mexico. The legal representatives
OF deceased can obtain further iniOrma-
ton by applying to the Department OF
State. Washington. ID. G.
enthusiastically on Thursday. December
10. 1915. at I:s5 p. m. ROBERT q, be
loved husband OF I.Ottie \. Crump tnee
SchlegeD, aged thirty-fOur years.
Funeral private from his late residence,
sos VI street northwest, on Saturday, De-
cember l.. at II a. m. Interment 81 Glen
wood Cemetery.
MAHONEY- Entered into rest December 10.
at 10 a. M. REBECCA V, beloved wife OF
William r. MahOney, and mother OF VII
liam V. Mahoney and Mrs. Bertha NJ
Davis. I'm the sixty-ninth year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence. l4l4 U
street southeast. Saturday. December II, At
.. m. Relatives and friends invited TO
attend.
Suddenly. Thursday. December 10.
1914. JAMES =. McHCGH. in the sixty
first year OF his age.
Funeral from the family residence, %
Thirteenth street northeast, Brookianc,
Saturday. December T. at . a. m. Requiem
mass at st. Anthony's Church. FRIENDS cor
daily invited.
ROREBECK-On Tuesday. December ;. 1914
in New York, ALICE CAN'T ROf;EBECh,
widow OF Azur Curtis ROrebeck-
Funeral services at Ingram memorial
Church. Tenth and Massachusetts Avenue
northeast. Saturday December Il, at D.
m. Interment in Arlington.
WILLIAMSON Thursday. December 10 lslA.
at 2:l0 p. m, Col. ROBERT WILLIAMS.
Jr., In the seventy-fourth year Of his age.
Funeral services at his late residence.
51l4 Mount Pleasant street. and inter1nent
at Arlington, Monday, December u, l1f-
Hour to be announced hereafter.
Cincinnati. Dayton, and Eaton. Ohio. ana
Minneapolis, Mimi. papers please copy-l
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LEGAL NOTICES

THE REGULAR MEETING OF the stocl--
holders OF the Beacon Steam Iaundrv
company, Tor the purpose of increasing M,
capital stock or the corporation from Thfrt
Thousand Dollars to Forty Thousand Dollars
Tor the election OF Board OF Directors n
Secretary and a Treasurer and for ~
transaction of such other business As ma
properly come before such meeting VIII b..
neld at the office OF the company, Il Leno-
Street. in the Roxbury District Boston.
800 A VI. The books for transfer OF stool
VIII be closed from December 10 1914 to
January Il, 1915. or in the event OF any ad-
journment TO the date following that Of IN.
adjourned meeting ROBERT z. LASHLEY
KATIE b. ASHLEY. FRED c. GEIGER
HoEHLING. PEELLE & oGILBY. Attorneys
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF Tar,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ROSSLYN
SUPPLY COMPANY. a Corporation Plain
TIT, VS. SAMU Ell ID. SHAW, Defendant No
1851 The object OF this suit Is 10 reeover
Dollars and SiXty-nine Cents (Sl77 3d. with
interest. for lime. plaster and other huiIG-
ing materials delivered by the plaintiff 20 n
DEFENDANT and 10 have Judgment OF con-
demnation OF certain property OF the defend
ant levied on under an attachment Issued in
this suit 70 satisfy the plaintiffs claim
II Il, therefore, this Ind DAY OF Dece-n-
Der, 1914. ORDERED that the defendant up
pear In this Court on or before the fortfe.1
(4oth) day. exclusive OF Sundays and leEai
ton Of this order. TO. defend this suit an
show cause why said condemnation shou!
not be had: otherwise the suit Will be Ff0-
ceeded with IN case OF default
BY the Court:
(sisned EDw. B. HMBALI.
A true COPY: Test. F. G. AI-KAM CO
By BLANCHE NEF'F, Asst Cfer.
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Who. esale kroduce Market.

rGGs-Nesrby. fresh. SS94Cc Der don. :
ern. - dS6C Der doz
'HEEsE-New York rev. isl-c Der h.:
l6-4C Der H.
UTTER Eigin print. sc per ID: tub. CSC
To- process "6EGsc DIR ID.
I've TyCLTRY-tC JotatI0as furnished bg
.e-. Price toy-iiens, l-Gl5c per ID;
."Trsrs joe p-- d.. spring chickens. llai5c
% .l.s 1--we turkeys. lhI2Jc per H.
I'VE STOch-Neal calves. best. I1l2c
- 10 heavy. safe per III fat sheep. ~ Ef5c
.- 10 spTglg lambs. 7i3HSc per iB.
EEEET A I-ES-tO 8otatlons furnished BY
a..o- NaIef-Po'atues. new. = IS Der bbl !:
Mons. g. - per busEeI: Sl.75 per sack; cab
.-r. g. per hundred lbs. lettuce, I5cl SIS
-r bssEe-. aeetE g 70 Der 100 punches
owing 20 tie Mar land quarantine the re-
-rrt. o. veal calves. sheep and lambs are in
..'rl supply on the street and prices are
#rlE Choice calves L cents. with medium
a1e- ir11r cents. Choice lambs. 7i.ls cents.
rgirl .r1fs cents. Dressed pork can DO"
prcd from Maryland Pos removing the
90. These Instructions come direct from
Bureau OF Animal Industry. Dressed
. Flg re-.s
wing - a continuation 81 rainy weather,
gi-r- n PORK. poultry and eggs are IN
-t supply and demand ~ strong At ad-
need figures
KREY. PRICE & co.
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Suffragists to Have
Distinguished Guest

The Congressional committee of the
National Woman Suffrage Association
viii have As its guest at Il luncheon to-
morrow At the Continental Hotel Miss
katherine. +. Davis, commissioner of
corrections of New York city. Among
those who will attend are Mrs. An
toinette Funk. Mrs. Helen II. Gardener
Mrs. GIenna Smith Tiunin Miss Ethel
NJ. Smith, Mrs. Raymond Il. Morgan.
and Mrs. George \. Mosshart. Miss
Davis IS a former vice president Of the
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German Casualty Lists
Show Losses of 603,1OO

TIE HAGUE. Dec. I1.-German casu-
aiities i'm the war up TO November 90
fotaled SOGIo0, according 10 the lists
that have been published at Berlin
Thor are divided as follows:
EiUed-Ofncers. 500: men. 5000
wounded Officers. 1900. men. $4,000.
Missiug-OfficerE. I.iU1: men. 1900.
Many of those wounded in the carly
fighting have recovered and are again
at the front
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TROLLEY BONDS IN
GREATER DEMAND
ctivity in Interest in Them
Makes Today Busiest on
Washington Exchange.

Increased interest in and demand for
7nds OF the street railway companies
this city featured the trading on the
ashinEton Stock Exchange today,
-th the result that the volume OF bust
IS transacted was the largest record
J during tho week.
washington Railway and Electric As
rH ere the principal issue dealt in. Si,H'J
orth being disposed Of at SOia. an 3d-
Irtional S2,0tO worth bringing SOS. while
$500 bond sold at 80. The previous
-evaiiinE price for the $1,000
ends had been Suis. orders were still
d offerings were made at that figure,
nd the asked price was raised to Sl1a.
While no sales of Capital Traction 5's
ere recorded. the demand for these
onds caused the bid price to be raised
ON 1861 to los. and the asked figure
q be fixed at lG7z
Tho stronger market extended to the
otomac Electric Power consolidated
5. one sl.0o0 bond selling at 100, a
-ain OF 4 of a point over the last sale.
The Home Savings Bank has de-
AIRED regular semi-annual dividend of
Pc cent, payable on January ! TO
.pckholders of record on that date.
ne books will be closed from De
ember % to January !.
semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent
S been declared BY the Real Estate
tie Insurance Company of the Dis
ict of Columbia. payable December
The books will be closed from De
rnber y TO December 81.
Gediscounts was the subject OF the
.eturc delivered last night by DR.. II.
aTlSCr Willis. secretary of the Federal
nd lag- ha XoG IA r1rr ton
hapter of the American Institute of
ankinE at the New Willard Hotel.
his subject is attracting much at
7Ution just at present among bankers
lroughout the country, and q number
r the most prominent bank officials
p Washington, as well as the younger
Ulcers and employees, attended the lee
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Japan to Keep Some Isles
In Pacific During War

LONDON. Dec. 1.-THE recent report
that Japan intended turning over the
Pacific islands to Australia in inaccur-
at", according TO information obtained
from an official quarter.
II Is planned to give Australia con-
troll only Of a portion OF these islands
while Japan retains military control Of
others until the end of the war. NeGo-
ratiOns Tor the division are practically
CoIuulete
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Vital Records.
Births.

Harry A. and Claire Kite. boy.
Isador and Jennie Schneider. boy.
Julius II. and Ellen Parmelee. girl.
Charles A. and Virginia Camalier. girl.
James and Lsvinia RIdseley, boy
Walter s. and Mary z. Smith. girl.
Nathaniel and Sadie r L.ieberman, boy.
David and Dora Marzolio. boy.
Isaac and Mary Silverman, girl.
Nicolas and Anita Girardi. boy
Parker r. and Katie Anderson. boy.
Thomas r. and Annie L. Beavers. boy
Henry .. and Maggie L. Martin, girl.
Edwin and Maud Shuttle. boy.
Cecil 3. and Louise g. Alley. boy
Fred J. and Rose ZegowitZ, boy.
Henry and Ruth Breckenridge. girl.
Charles and Dolores Mayo, girl
Harris r. and Eva a. Barnett, girl.
Samuel L. and sadie F. Proctor, girl
Daniel G. and Nellie Monroe, boy.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

SNAP-H 900: io-room brick; nrst-clzss c
ditfon; attractive location; good nelZlao-
hood northwest; near Rock Greek -
OWNER. BOX as Times office.
1900 MD. AVE. y. E-s rooms. tiled Ia
hot-water heat. hardwood trim, elec-rf
and gas light; open on two streets: I.sr
az night. On easy terms See owner 49,
C NEALON. - sth 81. y. z
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The Safest Investments

Are those that do not nuctuatc Juriug dis
turbed conditions Of tho money or stock mar
kets. First deed OF trust notes FIRST mort
cages. well secured on real estate IN the
District OF Columbia. constitute ''gilt-edEe'
inves'me They do not depend upon the
financial responsibility Of individuals or cor
pOrati0ns for their stability, and are exempt
from taxation as personal property. We can
supply such investments In amounts from
500 upward. Send Tor booklet Concerning
Loans and investments"
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Realty Transfers

= rrGsor northeast Margaret lynch ct
o. Ii-h9rI - 10 Peter r. aud Nary
- so-."- Iof Iss square 100. so.
.-I-1.oI.-4 ht6lrIau ~ Nuacos,is GEORGE $.
.u- 20 Frances r. Fraz.er. lots li' ana
rfr $40
ut-rrsitv H.igHls-JoscpH T.. Thomas - TX
10 Annie e. Bennett, lots g. O.. and s.,
.HCrF = SO
street ssgthcaef. between sixteenth ard
rI'"o7fh streets lanes 4 Brook" -
80 I-trl~ EyHblus east half lot p.
-SAAZs les< -
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Local Sales.

washington Railway Is, Sl,O0OdSGia.
ppa1SpI=. 81 .O0}dS0lz, s1.O4pdS0l2 $1,000
81. n00GSgiA. 81 0OyTSQlh
Potomac Electric consolidation IS,
0laTlU.
After call:
Washington Railway A.. s5OOaS2, 5000
sess
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IN MEMORIAM

CNotices for this column arc accepted at 50
cents fat. either prose or poetry. IN case no
tice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10 cents
for each line In excess Of tenD
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Marriage Licenses.

Bonnie Wolf and Fannie Glassman. OF Wash
ington.
Joseph n. Hartley and Minnie A Coulters.
Washington.
Charles Bailey and Nellie Yates. Of Wash
inETOn
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New York Bonds.

Quotations furnished by ". 3. Hihbs
( Co. members Of New York Stock EN-
change, Hibbs Building.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HIGHEST CASH prices paid for wtrn cloth
ing: either ladies' or gentieInen's: send pos-
tai: will call. b. TARSHES. iSVS eth at. ~
W. Phone Moth to9.
WANTED-Furniture for casn Sell your
goods to the who gives the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD. sth and K
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New York Stocks.

prices furnished by the Stock Exchange
At o'clock yesterday afternoon. Stock quo
tations are only sent over the tickers after
the close OF the bond marketJ
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HELP WAMTED-MALE

BOY 20 carry out orders. Apply Il2 1frn
-. y. ".
10y with bicycle 20 deliver light pacht=es.
Apply 81 g 50. y. ".
DISH WASHER
Mr. VERSION CAFE, I2O6 IA. ave. y. W.
GROCERY CLERK
1OV5 LIST st. y ".
PRFSSEIt and cleaner, must be rrst-ci5t- Sc
ON ladies and gents clothes NAISpN%.
ISIS . 50. *. ".
" ANTED-M,u 20 l-Jgu barber trade. Ice.
method wages after ur-r month. steady
position guaranteed. NTI.r Tor catalogues.
NOIEE'S BARBER COLLEGE. Dept y, %.
Bower y !.
WE HAVE an opening Tor six mon. Present
this al al IN" college between now and
Dec. T.. and receive "A g. Reduction on a
co,urlrt. '"urso Sow o. EoUr chance. white
Gust, "ulr classes from " 90. tv . % IA
>NTIv%AI. AJIO Hpi.I.IJs-. on sHL %
y. W.
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FOR SALE
Modern and 6-room homes. on szceplly,.
ally easy terms.
PRICES. 81 so AND 81. 80
81 50 and SO so Der month. includes an n
terest and payments on principal
Corner 18th and SITS. 8. e Open ana
lighted daily until D. m
Representative On Premisaa
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REAL ESTaTG
For Sale or Exchange.
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

SECOND TRUST
Money 70 loan 90 On District Real Is
tale ANY amount from S-tO u Sl.0C0. on ars-
or second t-l,St. IN straight note Or monthly
paymeuts Takes only three DAYS u nsi5
PAU. V. MITCHELL & 20.
IFS TIh st y W
MONEY TO TOAN-s.5o TO soc ooO ON D. c.
real estate Several trust funds ~ 10 >
ner cent All transactions cOuduc ell WIZ
economical consideration tor borrower
WN "a SAUNDERS \ GO.
Southern building S05 18th ST n W
MONEY To LpNN con real estate loves:
rates. privs ~ yT,rrf priN 'ir-.ts- i'-fs-
amount IS i.LU o IsJTiIEt;i Old. - L.. =
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED by the MARSHALL, BUS. BROK-
Frs business places Of all kinds for cash
buyers; II Is 10 your advantage TO consult
this office; We have the confidence OF the
people and buyers worth while: list now and
time; all business confidential; no over
charges.
FOR SALT1-Smal grocery; rent SIS: living
rooms: nice location; asking 500
MARSHALL BUS. BROKERS', si3 v Y ave
BARGAIN in beauty parior In shopping dis
trict; long lease: barber shop: downtown
section: cheap at SEQ: lunch room and con-
fectfoaery near Treasury: rooming ,.ouse az
your price and termr. To sell or buy zee US
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, 1873 F.
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LOST AND FOUND
81 ETH STREET y. \

LOST AND FOUND
HANDBAG containing sum ~ money. silver
vanity ease. small pUrs". key, visiting cards.
etc Reward. Room -n@. state Dept
SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Fraternity Pin.
b"tTeeH Highlands. wyoming ave. and
ka-ofama road. Return To- 10 Euclid ST.
reward. 10
BRACELET Gold. Tuesday. between e ami
90 60 lprl. on Georgetown car. Reward
Line. -fl". 1871 Nichols eve. AEacostia.
WATCH Gold "p.u-IJca. auuugram y D..
u. "u hack. bJs.r ru face. Hlrlu work. .
leather ribbon tub attached. with -"l. buckle
and monaghan uuuu'Iu-s. name "u back ~
monaghan. 600, Thursday night. Reward: re-
urn iu -t. Nd az" y l.
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SIX-ROOM and bath frame house: hot-wate-
heat, gas and electric lights: large CARA.
IN rear; frontage 101 It.; everything IN go0
condition: sacrifice for quick sale. CARO-
X. MORRISON. Ill Fort Drive y. h.
North 2fsO.
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Local Bond Market.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

MINK SET OF valuable furs: latest model
set: new. consisting handsome large mum
and large scarf; equal TO any 500 set; will
sacrifice for A5. Also ladys long fur coat
latest model. new: sacrifice offer, leaving
city, not needed. Residence. e37 Eye ST. n.
w
GENTLEMAN'S valuable fur-lined overcoat
rich brown fur lining: worth SS5: sacrifice
for SIS: never worn: leaving city, not Geeded
Residence 937 Eye st. y. W.
FURS-Hsndsome large valuable set: never
worn: very latest models: equal appearance
10 so set: sacrifice for SO; leaving city, not
needed. Also lady's fur coat; sacrifice Rest
dence. 957 Eye st. y. W.
TWELVE carefully selected sterling silver
coffee spoons: souvenirs Of different Euro
pean cities: a unique and handsome gift;
$50. Address BOX 4ls. Times office. -
VOLS. La j. e. Appeals; perfect condition.
BOX 40 Times office.
LATHE scroll saw. printing press I IN Ks in
VIII sell cheap. Phone North 634. At home
between and p. m. l.
HANDSOME SEAL COAT; almost new: cost
$50; will sell for SIS. Apply 7l5 II st. y w
l.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

CHAMBERALAID or light general housework
and cook or waitress, reliable coIored
women; references. EUREKA, 1oiI N Y.
ave.
FAMILY WASHING at reasonable prices;
ask for price list. THE TOLMAN IAUN-
DRY. Main 1880
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WANTED-AGENTS

INSU RANCE MAN WANTED; sober, eBer-
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as security required, before 10 a. IN. ROOM
44. Sl7 18th st.