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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
PEACE RUMORS
UPSET CHICAGO
WHEAT MARKET
Intermediate Period, How
ever, Shows Weak Turn
and a Susceptibility to
Bearish News.

CHICAGO, Nov 1S.-Peace rumors to-
day turned promising early market for
wheat into a somewhat demoralized nf-
fair. There was. however, an inter-
mediate period which showed wheat
turning weak and susceptible TO any
thing approaching bearish news. II had
failed to rally much for May delivery
although showing fair gain for Decem
Der i. despite the fact that cash prices
gained &c on futures since yesterday.
Country sales again were small and
there was liberal export selling of wheat
here, at the gulf and in the northwest,
Winnipeg included The latter reported
the export to be the best on the crop
thus far. Cash sales were 100000 bush
els, all for export.
Bradstrects reported the exports of
wheat and flour for the week at S,259,6 64i
bushels and for the season 13S iOO.764
bushels.
Corn sold off because of fine weather
for curing and marketing of the new
crop and on the advance in husklng opera
tlons. Home export business was done
by local people, but the details were
kept quiet.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
SUGGESTS PLAN TO OPEN
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Percy M. Chandler Recommends Nor
atorium and Guarantee Fund.

Percy M. Chandler Recommends Nor
atorium and Guarantee Fund.
a broad plan for the reopening Of the
Stock Exchange is suggested by Percy
NJ. Chandler of Chandler Bros. & Co., in
a letter which he has written to W. C..
Van Antwerp. member of the Govern
ing Committee Of the New York Stock
Exchange.
Il think we arc all agreed that the
problem, In a broad sense Is threefold."
says Mr. Chandler, pointing out the three
problems as follows; Protection OF the
foreign exchange situation due to heavy
liquidatns sales by foreign holders; some
cooperative effort by pool. OF otherwise,
for the organized support of the market,
and thn adjus tment Of the collateral loan
situation I'm such n way as not to force
immediate liquidation by weak holders
Assuming that the first two factors
are being, or will be- satisfactorily solved
by the international bankers and larger
interests on or before the opening OF the
exchange" says Mr.. Chandler. the fol-
lowing plan might avoid the dangers Of
the third problem:
Establishment Of moratorium OF
loans for a period of 90 days, more or
less, from the date of the reopening Of
the Stock Exchange.
An assessment on all collateral loans
affected by stock exchange operations
Of, say, 2 per cent. to be charged directly
against the borrower or his clients, the
same as any other carIyin1 sIarge This,
on an estimated s7OO.OCOOOO of collateral
loans, would net guarantee fund OF
$ll.O0C,0 900.
NO loans to come within the guar
antee fund except those carrying 20
per cent. margin Mt the time of the re-
opening of the Exchange, based on the
official or closing prices of July 80, 1914.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
BANKS LOSE CASH
Loss Of New York Institutions in
Week Was $50, $4,000.

NEW YORK. Nov, 13.-The reported
movements of currency this week indi-
cate a loss In cash by banks of $50. $4,000,
largely due to retirement of emergency
currency and shipment of gold on account
of New York city maturitles.
Banks received from interior 81, 4l4.000
and shipped to interior $6.65I0OO. Gain
from interior was S7,T5T,0OO. Ordinary dis
buTsements by Subtrcasury were s20,961,
900. Payments by banks for customs,
internal revenue, retirement of national
bank notes. ETC., were $S6.3S9 900. showing
a loss on Subtreasury operations proper
OF Sl5.42S.OOO This made net loss by
banks of f2O.596, 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
4aOOo.oOO ZOE COTTON roo1
Philadelphia Contribution win Not
Exceed This sum.

Philadelphia's contribution 10 the Ess.
Ooo.eoo national cotton pool win not be
determined exactly until the boards OF
dlrsetors Of the subscribing banks ratlfv
lhe sums agreed upon al yesterday's
emHFEency meeting, said Levi 4. Rue.
r4esldent OF the Philadelphia National
baha ana chairman of the COMMITTEES
fesinE the fund. today.
be sum viii not be Less than 8, 900 eco
ana not more than s5000.000" /" said M
hus. "4he subscriptions yesterday were
ade By representative Of the banks and
Fast companies subject 10 the approval
d me respective boards Of directors
tae anasFatanding that subscriptions
afz not 10 stand unless the entire Ass
- u raised = left 10 the judkment of
~ nem1efs of the Federal Reserve
tFaEa ~ washington acting indlyldu-
QlIF.
fa'iedelrhia's quota originally aas sst
siaeeaa8 but because ~ tie man.
zat lq4n4 % phich FhiiadelnhIa bauks
sks Nrtfe#s sQbsefIpaa. it Uas raali1aa
1a sItf eoai1 s9t cQneEzaliqalg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Steamships to Leave
pIvIpENps pHeLARrp

Middle West Utilities Company regular
quarterly Sl5o on preferred. payable Deem
ber / 10 stock of record November ~
Underwood Type pgWriter Company, regular
quarterly AK per cent, on preferred and 1 per
cent on eomfnon payable January 70 stock
OF record December 10.
Iron Steamboat Company, q New Jersey,
annual 3 per cFnt.
washington Electric Railway ana Railway
Company quarterly ~ per cent payable
Decemter 4 Tfansfer books eloae lhlaorroW
Porto RieaasA meTiean Tebaec9 Company
scriI 8 per cent payable December b Books
close koysmneF IL ana reopen Decon6er Z
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Vessels Sailing Today

Str Giuseppe c. dtal). FAsgiOni, Galveston.
STR J. l.. Luckenbaeh Read. San Pedro and
San Francisco via New York, Luehenbaeh
Steamship Company.
Str. Herman Frasch. Gray, New York.
Philip Halzell.
Str PaWnee, Rich, New York, Clyde Hteam-
ship Company.
str Anthony Groves. Baltimore. Ericsson
Line.
schr. Dorothy Belle Sharp. Havana and
MstanEHs "A, d. CumminB & Co.
Schr. Thomas II, Lawrence, Howe, ROCK.
land. A. ID. Cummlns Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD
CONSIDERS DISCOUNT RATES
All Banks Heard From as to What
Suits Them Best.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13--Discount and
Iedlscount rates to be fixed by the Federal
reserve banks formed the subject for con-
sideratlon today by the Federal Reserve
Board. Approval Of these rates is sought
or definite rates fixed in order that the
Federal reserve banks may enter into
active business relations with member
banks of the first day of opening tho
regional reserve system, November 16
All reserve banks have been heard from
as to what rates would be best for their
particular section. and II now remains for
the Federal Reserve Board either to fix
these rates or approve the suggestions
made. An announcement of the action
taken by the board Is expected imme-
diately.
AS purely routine matters have been
under consideration by the board the last
week an opportunity could not be taken
by members to confer with Sir George
Pa!sh, OF the English Treasury.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
PHILADELPHrA MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wHEAT-Trade fair, but with lower out
Rido ndviCes prlccs declined tsc Quotations;
and November Si.i3d1.tG; No. rcd, West
81. N.2flE@t.27b.
oATs.--Receipts 1000 bush, The market
was quiet and &c. lower, with ample ouer-
iHes. Quotations Car lots for local trade ne
TO locntlon-No yellow, S4AI SJc steamer
yellow. HdSiMc.
OATs.--Receipts 4T,203 bush. Trade was
quiet, but prices were well maintained. quo,
tations No. white 5IdJ4Mc.: standard
white, IidJjlac.; No . white, 52d52iac.
FLoURy.,-Receipts. 1905 bbls. and 020,4io
lbs In sacks MIN limits steadily held, but
there was little demand from any source. QUO
lotions per io6 lbs. In wood-Wnter clear,
s.. IJ@4 40; do straight. $5dJ.25; do. patent,
S,'oga9ISj Kansas, strelsht, jute sacks $50
W94Oi do., patent, iuto sncks SI1OW0.NI;
curing, nrst. clear $5iOd5.aO; DO. straight,
S1.31d5.0Q; do rntcnt 81. TOd5.0O; do, favor
tic brands, SG4G5O; city mills, choice and
fcney patent, S9dG5oi city. mills. regular
grades-Wintcr, clear, 81. 1S049o. do straight,
S5H625; DO, patent. 3o5od5T5.
RYE FLOUR, R,-steadily held under small
supplies but trade quiet. We quote nearby and
Western In wood at SJ6J.aO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
TO OPEN COTTON EXCHANGE
Unrestricted Trading Will Be Re
sumed in New York Monday.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s.-The governing
committee OF the New York Cotton Ex-
change announced today that the cotton
market would reopen on Monday The
decision OF the governing committee was
read from the rostrum by the president
OF the exchange, who announced trading
would be unrestricted.
With the opening OF the curb market
and the cotton exchange the New York
Stock Exchange Is now the only big
American market that stiii remains closed
On aeeount Of the war. Action regarding
TIE Stock Exchange win depend 70 a
la4se extent upon the course adopted By
the governors OF tho London Stock Ex-
change relative 10 the future OF that in
stitution.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
PROVISIONS

Trade quiet and market without lmpot-
smoked and alr.dricd, 2Oq3Oc.; Western beef
and tehders' oN' smoked @ and V aiTdTisd S6aSic
Western beef, knuckles and tenders. smoked.
w, 9r ossd hsnS SG43Si pork f5qimmlliy
do. skinned. loose 14T1Iisc; do do. smoked.
iad l2hc; other hams. smoked; city cured, as
,moked Western cured. 15isdifc,: do. boiled.
n0neiess, 2OG2le; picnic shoullerG s., p.
bellics, In pickle. according to average loose,
average ctY ers5 ,SS6 ,9sSSSn Sacon
Western, cured, lna2nc. lard. Western. re-
nnn,cd; tierccH. i0%0iic. do. do. do, tubs
lnAmllc.' lard. pure city kettle rendered, In
ticrcSs' toHa1ic: lard. pure city. kettle rem
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Vessels Arriving Today

Newport News. merchandise. Sweden-NOrway
Line.
str Anthony Groves. baltimore. passengers
and merchandise Ericsson Line.
Str. Conrad Mohr tNor.), Bergen, ETC.. bal
last, Joseph Z. Gabriel.
Str. TordenskJold tNor.). Baltimore. ballast.
Str. Nor, (Nor), New York. ballast w. ].
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
New Orleans Also Opens Monday

NEW ORLEANS. La. NoR Follow
ms tie lsgd qf the New Nork Cotton Ex-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
VEGETABLES

Desirable stock in fair request and sweet
potatoes shade hrmer. Quotations; White po-
tatoes, per bush-Pennsylvania 6OdG3c. New
York, 4SH55c.; white potatoes. Jersey per
basket. 35q+Oc.: sweet potatoes, Eastern Shore
per bbl.-So. 1. $I.25GIi. rs: No. 2 81: sweets
onions. per hush, lOd5cc.; DO choicses per
100-lb. bag S5c.dSi; do, medium, per 1O0-lb
bag, ao96Oc. Cabbage, domestic, per ton. 81
as; do, Danish. per ton. s0@i0. Caullhower
New York per crate. d5d0Oc. Lettuce. Flor
ida. per basket: s1al 5o;; do, North CaroiinAn
per basket 2al.J0. Beans, Florida. per
basket, Sl,T5d2.25; do. North Carolina, per
basket, M,T5d2.SO, Celery. New York. per
bunch, iod3Oc. Mushrooms, per Alb, basket.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA
Sun and Tides

Sun rises. 6:42 am Sun sets.... 4:46 pm.
PHILADELPHIA.
High water. 1851 m. High water .10:lT pm.
Low water. i2S a, m. Low water. 4:53 pm.
REEDY ISLAND.
High water, R:IO am. High water. 1;O8 pm.
Low water. .12:iO m. Low water. I'LL pm.
BREAKwATER.
High water. 1854 am. High water, 4:ld pm.
Low water. O:5S am, Low water. .l0:lT pm.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
BANK cIBARIHas

hank eearinsa today compared uith e0Fre-
spontlns lay lat Two years.
1914 1913 1alz
lfil1deinaia szsEii.oEa se8 "a. .aaa 80 "a 65I
sa-iea ,,.f 3 itae sI,Q0a.1aa aAtsl0at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
FINANCIAL BRIEFS

New York banks lost to the Subtreas-
ury yesterday 81 27sOOO and since Friday
have lost si5,77s,OOO
Rock Island bonds deposited with the
committee yesterday were $ST5, 900, max
ing the total to date SiOO29,0O and in
eiuding the s7.2O0.000 deposited in Holland
the total is 81, ,229.000,
The New Jersey Public Utility Com
mission has granted permission to the
Public Service Gas Company one OF the
operating subsidiaries OF the Public SeIv-
ice Corporation, to Issue $4,000 ad6l-
tional capital stock.
The special committee OF ave of the
Boston Stock Exchange has ruled that
members desiring 10 sell securities may
submit orders 10 the committee whether
or not any real necessity exists. The
restrictions as TO limits remain as here
tofore.
The Chicago Clearing House Committee
has voted to call in for cancellation $i2.-
$4,000 Clearing House certificates which
have been in use since the beginning of
the European war,
The Eighth National Bank retired all
the emergency currency held by IT,
amounting to $4,000. at the subtreasury.
The National Bank OF Germantown re-
tired $4,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
REFINED SIIGARS

The market firmly held at the recent ad-
vance. Refners list OF prices: standard
granulated, 5.15c.; fine granlated, 5.iOc.; pow
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER.-Demand fair and market for
tons: Western fresS. sod. f,i .p4eSed, Creamery.
fancy specials. aIc: exceptional lots higher;
Sic seconds N 9g 2sr s!S ,sE Ssi ai2sc @
as to qualityi nearby prints fancy 3sc.; do,
Scn6s Srags eSs5S aS sog3S d3 nrsts Se s 6rn GT
jobbing Mt I3a45ca
EGGs.-supplles small and market nrm
under good demand Quotations; In Tree
nrsts, sl9.sO per standard case; nearby cur,
per case; do. hrsts s0.O0dto.2o per case DO,
seconds. SI.2od7,S0, per case; southern, $50
dcz as to quality, Fancy Selected eandici
fresh eggs were jobbed out at 45940c' per
with trade fair. Quotations.. New York, i full
cream, choice i5l9c.: DO. DO; fair to soou,
llbdl5c.; do. part skins Snljc'
POULTRY
-, LIyE.-onerngs moderate; but ample for
sd ppaes wSST TSgHremsmts @ oToatons
E9Ss a"rf I@@ He 'pSF'T Old roosers fSq s spring
fsiS'9f Sss sq 2S9rdGE sSc GEcts ts 'R$f' s
dIsr IIs ogds gTne"S young SsgsshI9E lbs w.sS
RHSr SSif ff@ 5T. Fsif FSpcce. ' per S"f pair
wsFhRE psT na+ e pFsUSs gsSs pef fF p4 0u
DREssED.,,Demand fair for desirable s,,abI.
sprns so? do No + S aoo Ss aEF' dS
SsaT% SsaHary isc i'Sg' &o wssSns 4sSS !ss apiece
Weighing i 3ls " Ibs apiece. % 1sisai9c: do weigh
ing 3 lbs. and under. 12hdiac.: old roosters,.
Weighing iisa2 lbs, apiece. 2OG22c.: broiling
chickens, nearby fair TO good. 1GdlSc.; chick
G0" dS 81 lbs Apiece Si 4c oye5 o apiece S6 g
lbs apiece. l3@13isc.; brolllng chickens. West
ern. 1lza2 lbs. apiece. 1Ic broillng chickens.
doz., white, weighing IL to II lbs. per doz,,
S3.eOI4 30; white, Weighing o to 10 lbs per
SS SSs s5S@s wss Wsts wsssns wssRns lbs lbs PEER
d doz s2S22S; 2S2; c white wsighinE sq6s lbs per
FRESH FRUITS
s ehupEs market qts and %DD. showed
Blush '$$,59a2$ 5ssl$ s'oh *. ihalaSI@ns iS&sg$;
q: $sd$@ g' sitR eiS45S 4sF: s;ss sS:
per SS hfI%Rs Psf box uRsss ss
3T1Psgs fT Forlda per box 81 $ 592 20 Grape
PER- q pei Rso s rorssp rlaespPIf
2So, Cra1berries, Cape Cod. early, black. psi
sFa SR c3Ss Sfssy S0a per 'aEiy cia. OasE slg
Peaches, New York and Pennsylvania, per
%s$sm sSs %nPss.;o s'YS Y6;S Rss
aq6; Bcurre Ciargeau, S2'50a3.50 Beurr:
dAnjou. S2.25q3.25; Ducness. 81. 25d3, 2S;
Howell, S2d25o; other varieties. S2d8 Pears
Bartlett or Secke per bushel basket 81. .2512
Cranes. New YOrk-Concord. per s-lb. basket.
ilG l5c,, do, per Alb basket. iOd11c.; Niagara
per Alb. basket, Sgilc: Delawares. per alb
ha sket. i2ql5c.; Concord. per 2O-lb. basket
30d40c
VEGETABLES
Desirable stock in fair request and sweet
potatoes shade hrmer. Quotations; White po-
tatoeS, per bush,-PennsyIyania 6Od63c.; New
York, 4SH55c.; white potatoes, Jersey per
basket, 35n4Oc.: sweet potatoes Eastern Shore,
per bbl.-No I. SI.2lmI. IS: No. 2. 81: sweets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13
Common Sense
About the War

Shaw has written with biting and clever
sarcasm and frankness. You will want to read
all of these Enthusiastically Shavian articles
They are bound to bring forth mass of
protest and criticism in which Shaw delights
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

New York banks lost to the Subtreas-
ury yesterday 81 27s,OOO and since Friday
have lost sl5,77s,OOO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-13

The Public Ledger has secured remarkable
series of articles by Shaw, the first of which
appears on Sunday. The title of the series is
Evening star., 1914-04-26

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Evening star., 1914-04-26

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2>2n 9Th INV. LIST
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Evening star., 1914-04-26

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Evening star., 1914-04-26
FOL; RENT
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Or. h..-.......S-.6 IN
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Evening star., 1914-04-26
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Evening star., 1914-04-26

ON THE HEIGHTS X ST. NEAR WISCONSIN
ave: II rooms: rent S3S.5u: two kitchens
large gardcu large rooms: delightful house
and neighb"rhond- Apply OWNER. No. 1919
10 DESIRABLE CoIOREp TENANT 800 "
st. NV; nat "f three rooms and bath; mod
crate rent: all in frst-claSs condition. Ed
WARD KERN: ~ II St NV 2I@
Fol; RENT ONE OF THE FINEST S-R0ON
houses in the ne; hot water heat: rent SIS so
61s 18th st. ne. Inquire GIG 18th n.c Also
cheap carac" in rear: rent. 81. Il
FOR RENr-2d9 NV: $ ROOMS AND
bath: INV h. ) rooms deep: : car lines: rent
S32-h key at o22. opposite. TIIOS. w
HUNGERFoRD. 611 14th 81 o1s
FOR RENT
1910 Rhode Island ave: 2-story 1-room house:
hot-water plant; new plumbing. Key next door
owner. aIs
Evening star., 1914-04-26

FOR KENT-IN FIRST CLASS NOKTIIF Nj
ccation; Ir. and b. house. ln good condIf ion.
'crnacc heat: with large brick stable whfcn
cfn he >uhrentrd for 81 IL desired Rent rr-
,iIrcd to SO. CAiwooD GARRETT r2.:l
y y. ave. ~.
Evening star., 1914-04-26
W IfITE.

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Evening star., 1914-04-26

FOR EENT-ovERLOnkING GOVERNMENT
reservations: new. 6 rooms and bath: hot-wa
ter heat: gas and electric light instantaneous
hot water heat; front and rear porcheS: alley
screens for entire house: near ears: rent only
S2>.an iou must act quick 30 get this.
FOR RENT No. 1ttI Inland terrace ne High
NiewI d rooms and bath. furnace heat: par
qtr.t floors; front and porches; cellar
AND yard: alley; in fine condition: rent S265
BOSS ~ PHELPS, Inc, IA 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1914-04-26
FOL; RENT ~ y. J. AVE Nv
rooms and hath. S2::..,,i

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v"nient ." ear lines: 2->torr. 6r.. h.. bay
window brick: modern and complete. hrsf-..iass
'ouuitibu: 81. 30 Phone CAYWUpp &
GARRETT. 1871 Y. Y. ave. NV ~
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ACREAGE N LARGE BOUNDARIES
SPECIALITY.
GEORGE wM. SUMMERS,
Phone NJ. 7022. 312 Evans bldg.
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aud Hat ....... .32..s(
2043 l. NV. .sto&i,at ESQ
G3 II NV, storr- .2o.r
STABLES. g.
2Ii5 f. nw.I3g stlsl.J.Ct
ll26 18th rear. 5
stalls ......... 40 .0T
2llt II. 10 stalls. 1900
ll26 18Th, rear. "a
rage aud = rms. 30. 20
3u33 X NV. " hCuse2J. GO
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FOR EXCHANGE.

ROOM-&-BATH, FURNACE E-HEATED RESI-
dence, clear of incumbrance, in Bloomingdale.
valued at 81. .I5O, for s room house In
Columbia Heights. Mt. Pleasant Washing
a G. HM-GHToN & CO S35 at NV
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i"itiis 80 Up
RACES. ETC
;14.' X nw.w'house25.O 90
2o2l Govt alley. sta
ble or garage. %. 90
Lot for moving pie
,ure park .l5.O 90
S2i 18th. storage
rooms. each 504
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NiohFsS.
1ao2 9TH NV, 4 3r. 80. 80
1tui .th NV. * 2r. 30. 80
l1i1 9Th NV Ar. b60. 90
131 9TH NV. .&Sr. b. 6o. 90
al Il NV. store. stable.
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WHY PAY RENT WHEN YoU CAN OWN
THIS NICE SIBURRAN HOME.
$50 CASH. So5 MONTHLY
Near Washington, within one square cf two
trolley lines: lots; 1room house: hall and
porches; good WELL some outbuil1ings: we'll
fenced; gas in house: price. So. 7!1, including
% hens. 100 White LegHorn chicks.
J. F. JERMAN, Balls,on. Va.
Or 1916 I st. nv, Wash, d. c.
Phone Main 1851.
Send 4S- -nap.. Suburban Cafalnr
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VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS, VA. To ROOMS.
bath: $1,000 up: L. minutes to 18th and Pa
ave-; modern improvements; easy terms: sales
men houses Sunday. MORGAN BROS
go \. Y. ave. NJ. 1907.
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FOR gENT-CAywooD & GARRETT

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Il 4 CO. 722 1ith NV.
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ATS.
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TENANTS
21os 18th. Gr. w.17.50
| l3lf 9th. 5r. ...11.5o
@l2I 9th. 5r. w.i6.50
1902 10Th. Or. WIG. 40
1904 10th, or. W. 10. 40
2i23 Va nv Gr hl2 70
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'FFICE ROOMS.
iI11 Fla av nw.Sto.I5.Oo
500 MI ay. y.sto&2r 1000
:l3322 X NV. store. 500
90. G NV. office