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The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of rooc
nArketabls Goods onlJ. Jobben' prices highsr.
Lover grades may Be sold for less FGncJ rood
commanded higher priceN
On the live stock and poultry market hens u9e
weak. Chickens ruled easy Al normal quotAtionA
Veal calves sold at hrn figures, receipts finding an
active demand.
Lang quantities oE fruits and vegetables were
moved from the market At low prices HeaU re-
cepts continued and had be sold pESTent Spoil-
ing. No material change expected IN the mar
ket until cold weather Some other causs would
stop Slscken the strong receipts few minor
changes however occurred. TOmAtoes lima beans
and corn lowered. Quotations were:
BGGs-Se.r-by hrsts. per doL-. %: southen, y
BUTTER-Best prints. new. PEI H.. ~; tub. PR
Ib, y; process per h.. asZ; under grade. per
ID. 2isz; stors-packed. per H.. BHla
LARD-Tub pure. per H.. uSal2; do. con-
pound pSr h. s4 cottonseed OIL PEI can. 81.
CHEEsE-Sew Yorf. new. per h.. II: Eat, pR
H.. $
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. PEI 10, Is: roosts1.
Per h, II; ducks. per h. I5al4: turkeys per h.
lsAaO: chickens. per Ib.. IsaT.
GREEN G0ODS-Potatoes. per bbl.. l.5oalT5;
do. Northern. per sack. LT5alS: do. per bushel.
y.oI i5S .%... RSs 6oiaio. Soas Pc P SS fsSs p.s6.
baEs. per bSl.. 100: r1rTotI. nearby. pr
bunch, IsG2; rsdiEhes homegrown. per IOO IoealOOi
lettuce. per basket 5o175; [JnbliRss. pr GHts.
Ioa5o; celery. per dozen. 1Gio; cucumbers, Pc:
basket. 75sI g onions. per lOo-Ib sack. lsOalls
homegrown tomatoes, per boz, 3s6; bets.
per bunch. lG2; eSEplantS. PCT eass. 5a5o:
Peppers. per crate. 3a5O; Per barrel. 7aL0;
okra, per crate. T5zL25: lima beans per quart, Is;
IS; do, Colorado. per crate. 75Iloo; csulihoUer
per crate. s5al.oo; do. Per bbl, 2ooH2so.
FRESH FISH AND CRABs-CPriees given below
are BY the pound unlsA otherwise Ttstsd- I-ButtsT
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

So 57s5 1t II Butler Hts-BUTLER. Hiram
ct ux Estelle D to Butler Langmade
m OF Galen st. " of Fort Stanton I'd SCI
So 2ss2 west pt II los & east PIT II 100 S
Grd's Col College-BURRELLH Mar
garet heir OF Catharine Hessler to Jacob
Gruver SO covenants
(Chapin st bet 18th & 18th SITS nw)
Ridge & Pencoast Adventure pts tracts
described on Alabama ave-BLUMEN-
THAI Herman ct ux Rachel to Flor
ence V Swami $40 II
So 5Ts5 1t 500 Uniontown-Same to Flor
ence V Swami ct vir Frank H so
C6E Good Hope I'd SCI Is
So s23 pt of It ! 50 north pit org 1t -
sXrs q trs under will OF Jno Crown to
$50 c st Sc & Sl2 9Th st SCI
So $50 1t 50 & pit 1t H--DuGAN. .Rosina
ct vir Jas s to Lucille NJ Gaskins SO
So 25O6 1t 3 blk II KaI Hts-FENwIcK.
Mary A to Jno Flannery SO
So 4Ss pts org Its & I+FEATHER-
STONE. Robt H to Chas Winbigler &
Adefia o SO
50 $50 1t g & pit 1t 74-GAsKINs, Lucille
NJ TO Jas S Dugan SO
So Si@ il z blk IS Petworth Adm
GERHARDT. Paul TO Horace Phelps
ct ux Edith L joint tenants SO tr 8. 800
IN H ave & Shepherd st nw) 81
So 26ls II "a blk Ingleside-GILEs.
Edw to Timothy p Regan SO covenants
0S2O InEleside Terrace nw) %
So 1888 II Z Chevy Chase Hts-GRUVER
Jacob s ct ux Annie r to Margaret II
Burrell so covenants & tr $3.50
Ungomar st get Belt rd & 18Th st nw) II
So So II s-JOHNSON. Jas r ct ux
Florence d TO Isadore Freund SO trs
TX st bet 7th & sth mel Is
So 1852 Il 65-LEHMAN, Henry A ct ux
Lizzie W TO Jas R Lehman SO
(cor 9th & p SITS nw)
So 4222 II 30 Sherwood-MARDEN.C Clara
A to II P Tompkins 1858 covenants
IN Of Lawrence z OF 10Th ST ne) .
So zoos II blk 3 Pinehurst-PHELPS.
Horace J ct ux Edith to Paul Gerhardt
SO trs $3.50
western ave near Upland Terrace nw) 20
Parcel S-24 described on ga st NV
PITCHER, Lula NJ sole est to Louis
ottenberg & Clarence R Ahalt trs 80
So IA It's ss & 50 Conn ave Terrace
THOMAS. Annette K to EstelIe T Steel
(SSth bet Morrison & Mckinley SITS nw)
So 240 Its 55 to 6c-THE VESTRY OF st
Andrews Parish OF the Prot Epis Ch Of
Wssh'n trs Of to John Wesley African
NJ f Zion Ch loo tr $4,000
Q4th Corcoran sts nw) IS
So 48 pit org Its l & 14-WARREN, Bates
tr in bankruptcy Jno II Nolan to Robt
H Featherstone SO trs
(5O5 E at nw) q
So ss5 It s-woRTHINGToN. Geo Y &
Geo Y Jr to Bridget c Hughes SO trust
9th bet L st & Fla ave mel "a
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

CSots.-On all sAIeS Of corn and oats 10 local trade
eAcspt thoss tack, there is . ehArEe q kAlc for
storage and sleTlting, which IL paid b. the jobbsT
Sales Of Erain. -four. etc. By the jobbinE trade are
at advance Of Ss5c the wholesale quotations
reported.l
Baltimore. Nd. Oct. a.-MILLFEED-spEinE
bran. in Ioopound sacks q 5O425.oO; nearby winter
bran. in !oo-Ib sackH Sooa3So; -four TO white
middlngs. In IOopOund sacks. &LoolAO0; Western
middlnss, in loolb. Eacks, a.oAB.oo: city mils
niddlings. in loolb. SACKS. a-5oa25oo do. white
niddlnss. in loo-lb sAeis s.. S.5oGs2OO: do. winter
bran. in loolb. sAckS Aooa3.a.
No. timothy. IsyOOAroo; light clover mixed. I8OoA
B.5O; No. l clover miIed, II H5OaNoo; No. 2 clover
mixed. l5.5oal7.5O; No clover 100; No. clover.
HooalSoo; No. clover lOo0al2Oo; sImpIs grade. Gs
to kind. quality. and condition. T!ooAl0.m.
FISH, OYSTERS. AND CLAMS-Butter and star
hSh. per bbl.. 6Oos7.oO: carp. per Ii. AS; Gocus
per bbl. s.0oalooo: founders. per b. Gas: gray
trout. large, pr bbl, 6ooaf.oo; do. snail 10 ne
diun. per bbl. LooaSoo; salmon trout per ID. cas-;
spots. psT ID. nearby. salo; rock. boiling. per lh
IoaI2; do. medium, pr Ih. salO; do. pan. per b.
salO; white perch large. per ID. loal2: do. medium
Per ID. sAs; perch, yellow lb. large. loal2 do
MEDIUM, per h.. Sas; mAckerel. bay Per h.. lSa0;
tGilors large. Per ID. salo; do. medium. per 10,
5as catfish. pT H.. Sa5; green pike. natiVS, PCT h.
HE20; GELS per h.. medium 70 large las: clans
per 100. white s6S7u; oyStsa; choice nav boI, pr
bb.. 3ooA35o; do. mediums Per bbL. 22sS25O: do,
cuIls pr b6l.. LTsG2oo.
over. per ID, Is; do. small to medium, H. do. old
rooSters. loall do. snail. young. IS: do. rough.
stagEy. : ducks DID, Is: do. spring white Pekins.
lbs and over. IS; do. sprinE puddle. lbs. and
over. Is; do MuscoTy. Bali; pigeons, young. pr
pair l5a2O; do. old. %; guinea fowl old. each.
Da5; do. Young. II In and over, $; do. II Ibs.
and over. 2a5; do. smaller. IS; Eeese nearby.
h.. I2aD; do, Western and Southern, 7sI2; young
turkeys, PER H., 2; do, old. ls
BUTTER-CTesnery. fancy. pr ID. 014A2: do.
choice 81: do. good. 5isEzH; do. Prints 0i4a
81: do. blocks. 2siIG5lA; ladies, ZA5; MErJlHnd
and Pennsylvania rolls, Hs22; Ohio rolls. ls; West
Virginia rolls 10; packed SAls: dairy prints,
l0A2o; process butter, BGd.
EGGs-Mnryland. PennElrGnis. and nearby hrstG,
los Of PER doZ., Ha8: Western hrsts, Ea7; Wsst
Virginia hrsts, zL2s: Southern frsts. 3Gz.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

New Yo+t. Oct a.-TonnHge recurring htty,too y.toO
,..,msbir. At Galveston for the export OF I eoeIn
- lin yrns reported today. This lncnoes " =.
IoSdnr and twenty-five additional char'eTea, al N
ts16eS foT shipment during the next thHS uaS''
th,t a. N say for November sailing. ,.
~. than 5000 bales Of cotton is on shlPooNIu PU
=, Southern ports waiting clearance, and Pucn1Ses
IN Isnre volume are being made at inte1or markee
- rr6ectsd IN New York sterling excnanse osns I
:; - inr-rase which bids fair to largely ohset ine
sr,rcty Of exchange for settlement oil toreisn !"
dsbtednesS- ...;-,. Sly
The English government representA Ati.es. ,ol Sr
c.o-ze Paish and Basil B. LHckett, were IN eoEleI
-. ,r,in today in Washington with the mem
- The Federsl Reserve Board committee aisSusSihs
r.,infy tb- availability Of cotton as SUBSTITUTE.
Tbe eotton exchange will Be prepared 10 RESUME
a. functions n 4 very short time, and 4 oeay N
on.1Inr Ghould IL trlnSpire, will be only IN oeeI
-. 70 eoodjtions ruling in other departments OF
the financial question. , ~ - 49,. ~
Il WSs learned today that nearly 50 per cent OF
Enslish spindle c1padty vas at vork. ana nm tnl'
,hiIe At present using largely Of Egyptian cotoon'
~. ,,.t.I sutpners were anxiouS for an early open
- - tbe American market Discussions are sala
- ~ rninz on between the two exchanges looking
TO this end ..- .,..o, ,-.-.
sold in Liverpool today.
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NO BATTLE IN BLACK SEA.
Turco -GernRn Fleet Retired Before
Russian Demonstration.

London. Oct. 24-The Milan correspon-
dent OF the Post has this TO say Of the
situation in the Black Sea:
Although there is little news from
the Black Sea. where a week ago the
Russian and Turco-German fleets were
in dangerous proximity, II is evident
that no battle has taken place.
1T is believed that the Turco-German
fleet, which was outnumbered, despite
the superiority OF the Goeben, with
drew into the Bosphorus, and that the
Russians, having replied to the Turkish
parade with an effective counter demon
stration, have returned to their home
port
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

ChieaEo, oOL a.-Ths erpprt trade In wheat at
Chicago and other marksts Of the United states
ose-ios. % - coar;s5' ' Vim 8. am 1ssW q hOl6srs
in All positionS ForeiTnen plaerd buying oroers
IN all q the mGrkess on Friday night and mis-
morning. and It aid In the seaeoard advicss
resolved hsrs that sons Of tas saies MADE o. eAse
Were At ths bsst preniums On he Ccp. A draw
hack 70 TIE mGrkst for the moment and the cause
of the decline of 4 10 ic for the DAY Was the
snbargo pisesd 90 .Atpnsnh ~ ne santa re
tonieht that there are TI0oom bushels Of wheat
at GaiEeaon and hesded toward that point, and
foz this reason the embargo was placsd On further
.aipnent1 II s,s aiso 'In tasss are -.Sg,Sn: @
with q let-up In the movement 70 that port the
sraiu WIN Be- loaded on ths OCEAN and started for
frsign ports IN q short time.
Thoss IN ths wheat trads who know conditions
best slid after the eloss that The marke+ vas u
stnoaner position than on any day Curing the
ussk. That thsre had been . general evening up
of trades and that many spsulGtoTs who were
looked upon a. Weak-kneed and unable TO stand
any punishment have sold their holdings and are
now out Of the market for the tims being.
Acting in sympathy with the wheat MARKET there
were lower H1ceS In corn Ths loses for the
day were 4 to 6c. whils those who are long
the DscembeT and May at Chicago were not In
elined 70 support that market on the Losses
shown today, they believe there ts but one course
for values and that that b 70 q higher level
They figure that considerLble corn has already
been fed TO the large number Of hogs now on the
farms Of the belt and that supplies d the old
Eain have been about exhausted in nearly al
sectionG
The weather in the com beIt is unsettled and
this considered . drawback to the curing Of the
new crop. Husking returns were Stfn unfGVor-
able and some q them were sensational in ohhr-
actsr. showing that a great deal OF corn Is down
and that 1t has been injured By the rains Of
late. Cash sales were only 5000 bushslS
0atS were OF \ to Se In Synpathy With the
decline in other grains. There some busi-
ness export sccount, the transactions amounting
to $1,000 bushels in all positions.
One fact was noticeable in the provision mar
ket today and that vas that support was forth
coming in all tha soft SpotS TO develop This
products for sale. The hog news was again bear
ish and prices At the yRris were TO loc lower.
Cash trlde for meats was quiet but the export
business IN lard believed TO have been large.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
EAST BUFFALO CATTLE MARKET.

East Buffalo. n Y, Oct 2-CATTLE-Receipts.
10: market Glow and steady. Prime steeI S5a
700: shipping steers, s50ls 50
CALyES-Reoeipts. 20; market slow. SC lower.
Culls to choice. 55Oall 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 600 market &C
tive and steady. Choice lambs sOoasl5; culls to
fair s.OoA7.75; yeArInES 60oa6.T5; sheep, 2oos5.9
HoGS-Receipts 40; market active and steady
Workers. TsOa7.s5; pig T.s5s7.so; rouEhs. 65a6o;
stags 6e0aSO
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
AUCTION SALES
RESUMED
Exchanges Afraid Of Liquida-
ton Which May Come IN
Large Amounts.
CASH MARKET NECESSARY
Wall Street May Find that Pittsburgh
or New Street Has Advantage
When 1t Reopens.

New York, Oct. A-Ehorts have been
made In this column 70 convince STOCK
exchange governors Of the necessity ior
the establishment Of a cash market upon
the door Of the exchange to onset the
evil effects Of the irregular market m
New. Street that is steadily srowng
larger The announcement today thar
auction sales would be resumed BY
Adrian II Muller & Sons on Wednes-
DAYS should hasten action, as this mar
ket has been used frequently by banks
that wish to close out loans and obtain
title by public sale.
Indorsing the necessity for some ae-
ton the Wall Street Journal said today:
The exchanges are still afraid OF
: liquidation on reopening, the amount OF
which they cannot foresee."
Liquidation Mast Come.
That there necessarily must be hquida-
ton at and before the reopsning of the
stock exchange, goes without saying
That this liquidation may mean susPen-
sionE of houses entirely solvent before
the outbreak Of war, is true here as 1t Is
in London. But suspensions will not be
diEhonorabIe, and they will be inevitable.
The longer they wait on the speculation
Of something turning up" the weaker
the general position must be.
Doubtless the banks have the deciding
voice IN Ine E0OpeI4nB Vi lhC SNOSA 60
change. Their customers and debtors
cannot fail without some loss to those
who have lent them money.
But the position must be faced. The
entire stock exchange business cannot be
suspended indefinitely. 1t is the essence
Of an open market that these risks shal
be taken Such a market will be made
Honnewhere, in New Street, or in Pitts
hurEh and moreover will be Independent
Of the control of any responsible ooay'
10 the detriment Of the public.
Must Reopen in seIf-defense.
When there is already a market within
two blocks Of the stock exchange. where
StockS can be actually sold short ana
borrowed, when irresponsible houses &C
tuaIIy publish at intervals during the
day. lists Of quotations of stocks listed
on the stock exchange. showing prices
which in some instances have discounted
the reduced and passed DIVIDENDS ana
the contraction in trade since the war
the proposition Of reopening' IN Ordinary
seIf-defense. is squarely up to the stock
exchange.
with banks insisting upon wider mar
rims to conform with outside prices
broksrs md their liabilities increasing
with no medium for relief and, worst OF
all. buying orders from investors WIN
funds cannot be executed through stocA
srChanre channels at outside prices
OutsIde trading in listed stocks was OF
,n1au volume today. Steel common
hanged hands at 5S1-2, Union PacinG
sround 1OSl-s, Utah Copper at 81 ana
Amalramated Copper at % IA. Cohsoi'-
dated Gas was offered at III ana hepuo-
lie Steel preferred at IS.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
NEW YORK MONEY.

New Yort, o4 A-Tbsre THs a general rednction
4, cau money rates this week, the bank reanons
-. - ? Nost Of the banks enacted only PEI
cs-t from call loans TO regular customer
Time money has worried toward ease, but aaraS
enourh business to emphasize change IN quou-
.io.I NS.rrEntile paper was slightly more active.
- - sood names was ample, and much larger
o,ri1rs could be brought out further CONCESSIONS
-. made Demand has been largely from out oi
town. the last having come INTO tas mArASl I'M, !,
nsns, not vidsiy known among 6uye1s ouotAti"ns'
6sf pef CENT
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New Iork, Oct. M--MILLFEED-FlSt; dealin1
are uEhter. Spring bran, in lOopound EaekS, no.
to arrive; standard middlingA. TO arrive, a-oo;
WeFteFn red dog S.8; winter wheat, in l0-pound
Eacks TO arrive, Aoo; city bran. In bulk. A66.
FLoUR-Prn: demand is inactive. Spring pat
eatS 6loa68i spring eleau k0oz5lS; soft stTAightS
70 GrTiEs S0aao: Kansas sz1ights. to Aive. in car
I0tA szaSn. An quotations arr on Saek basis in
wholesale lotA
RYE FIoUR-stesdyi demand IL nodsrzts Good
10 ehoics. LoosB.n.
CoRNSIEAL-Stsady; demand 10 HfsissS Kiln
did for export, 1p, in skE cosrs meal. In
bsES ISsal9.
BIJcKWHEAT FJOUR-Steady; dun; weather Is
- vErn Choioe soh in anAii lots at 1toa16
HIY-RsesiptS, i.ol5 tons steady; quist dealings.
ouoks urims timothy. loTi; No. timothy. Loz1a
IoE. No z soaS5; No. 5. saso.
STRAW-Recsipts, 20 tons; steady; trade 10 In
ted Long ne quoted at Sas
PoRK-FFu; trade slow. Mess, HoG1.o; fan
H. - eousln; dear, G0a8.O
BEEF-steady; trads 10 lisht Packet. S.ooa3Los;
fEnily, a.eoL1.m
ILRD-NrnsF; business is limited. Prime West
r1 u6: refined continent u-0; South American.
ID 10: ruhned Brazilian, in kegs. ne; beef gtssrine
sE; lard stsaEins dun; Nov YoEt, IN.
There are engaged In positions Of vary
inG importance in the German postoffIce
department no fewer than ls6.ooo women.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Sale of Mitchells

The Crescent Motor Company. which
was recently appointed agent for Mitchell
cars, last week sold a Mitchell six" to
Mrs. Cecilia Hill and a Mitchell four
to William L Boyden.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
In small and large sums All tranIae-
lions conducted with economical consid-
Grafton for borrowers VIM a SAUN-
DERs 4 CO., Southern Bldg. S07 18th st
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with respect to prior payments
Tyler q Rutherford. Inc. no 18th u
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
Cars in Demand.

Norman Pruitt is the latest purchaser
of a Cartercar touring car. The Carter
car Sales Company also reports deliveries
of fore-door Metz cars last week to the
following: F. z. Parker, DR.. J. J. Essex.
Mrs. H. A Rhine, T. A. Williams and
Harry Kanode.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
RUSSIA WILL FREE ITALIANS.

Offers to LIbrrNf- Those Captured
with AuStrIans.
Rome. Oct. A.-The Russian ambas ssa-
dor to Italy has notified the Italian
government that Emperor Nicholas, desir-
ing TO give Italy a further proof Of his
friendship, is ready to set at liberty all
Austrian prisoners of italian nationality
taken by Russian troops in GalIcia.
He will send these men to Italy ON
condition that the Italian government
does not return them to Austria
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
DIED.

FORD-On Thursday, October %. 1914, at
II D. m, at his residence, COS Massa-
chusetts avenue northeast, RAY
MOND LEWIS FORD.
Funeral at Lees Chapel. go Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Sunday. October 3, at
3p. m. Interment at Arlington, Tues
day. October "a, at p. m.
sAwYER-on Friday, October Q, 1914.
at her residence, 1lM Massachusetts,
avenue northwest, Mrs. z. n. SAW
YER, daughter Of Mrs. z. NJ. Kicker.
Funeral private, on Monday, October
@ at 10 a m.
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
POULTRY.

FOR sALE-sILYER CAIPINE COCKERES
from imported frsl p-iae pure stock. g and up.
Canpinss nonSstters. continuous layers and
beautiful birds. Address r. A. SHARPE. Zares-
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1916 I ST Nw.-TwO NICELY FURN-
ished rooms. single or en- suite; second
floor. adjoining bath. Private family
Telephone.
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AVIATION.
6raJ's Aviation School Of Instruction

COLLEGE PARK, MD.
Open daily al ] 2. m for those Who desire 10
leaTn aviation and 10 opeate aeroplAne 10 night
Everything necesary foE TAfety. and for instruction.
has been provided The Instruction. the aviation
neld. and the opeTltion Of the machines will b
under the direct supervision Of Mr. George A GrAy.
the Eell-knoUn aviator, Who has the pheDoDenAl
record OF nearly l5OO flights. in which he has
accident.
Mr.. Gray has arranged to cArJ passengers every
Afternoon from 10 O'Clock. The price for cary
ing pahenge1 Is SIS Complete course of in
Etruction 80. Admission TO the aviation held will
b free. FIT further information inquire Of the
uptown ofice. bank
Ninth and G Streets Northwest.
WALLACE J. HILL, Supt. a MKr.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

YOUR BREAKFAST
HUCks will Be the most enjoyabls
rVrI@ meal Of the day II It includes
w n Ehl u1ddls cakes made Of MIL
aU~= LER'S selfRaising Buekuheat
NhhES Order . package today.
0At y0uT EoerT'L No consumer supplied.
B. B. EARNSHAWS BRO.
WholesaIeEa. IIth and N SITS. s. z.
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THE HERALD'S CLASSIFIED ADS.
DOST.

LoeT-BRooCH, DIAMOND cREsOENf. SAT
urdsy. Oct II, IN OF near Bslasoo'H. or New
Willard or Sonata Eberal reward II returned -
IS. The connectieut
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
DOGS, BIRDS, PETS.

JUST RECEIVED FINE LOT SINGING
canaries, parrots, dogs Of several kinds
sCHMIDS BIRD STORE. Tl2 nth st NV,
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Old COINS BOUGHT,

OLD COINS wANTED-NOO PAID FOR DINE.
1894 mint; IS for trade dollar lssi Cash
prsmiunS paid for rare coins to 1903. Send &C. Get
our hrTe coin cirCIlar. Il may mean much rroat
to you. Send nov NCMISMATIC BANK Dept.
10 Fort Worth, Tex
H5 EACH PAID FOR Q. 8 EAGLE CENTS
dated lsS. Keep all money dated before 1895
End end Ioc At once for New IIIs'td Coin Value
Boob, al. It may mean . fG-uns CLARKE
CO.. Cain Dealers. BOX z Leroy, y Y
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

'IpGraSe. fDeGsaN.
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SITUATION wANTED-FEMALE.

AN ELDERLY WOMAN WOULD LIKE
TO take entire charge Of an invalid or
children. at her home in the country.
Capable and best Of references BOX I,
Herald ofice
The Washington herald., 1914-10-25
COME OUT TODAY
FOR SALE-HoUsEs,

SEVEN ROOMS and bath eIosIlent DeishboTboo3:
Hlds -. With parting: good I'd near school,'
enurones. car lines; bGEzlin- Owner, ia 4 & ne
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH: EXCELLENT
neshborhood; ES6s St. With parking; good I'd
Err. u4 z L n
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PIANO TUNING. $50: WORK GUAR
anteed; 30 years experience in repair
work T. HOLVERSON. 1222 North Car
olina ave. ne Lin. sS5S.
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MARRY - MARRIAGE DIRECTORY. WITH
photos and descriptions. free; pay when married.
THE EXCHANGE, Dept. Sc Kansas City. No.
MARRY-NANY WEALTHY MEMBERS; Will
many; all ages Directory with photos and do
scTiptionS free. Pay Il suited NEW PLAN, Dspt
g. I2S Grand ArG, KInSaA City, kS
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PAINTING AMI PAPERHANGING.

WALL PAPER. l0C, l6C, sc, AND soc
paper, be and loc per piece; rooms pa
pared g up. PlGstering repaired without
dirt LIE PREUX. s7 P st NV. Phone N.
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FREE MOVING FOR sToR16E-cIl \. E5iJ fof
estimGtsa 30 Hsparlhs rooms. sA1TH's TRANS
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Statesmen.

Statesmen WANTED FOR VIRGINIA. WEST
virginia, and Delaware tsETifoJ To call the
store public Earlge. and private gIr1Ee trade; old
established line. Call write at once. A W.
DORSCH, District Superintendent. a6T Evans
Bid, WIshinEtOl- D. C.
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS

NHHNH HHu !" oNEOcN' NOEtH"U8Ns
WALLACE J. HILL. supt. a MEr.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-24

The tax law alone should 'Send
Slaton to the Senate. "-Senoia En-
terprise Gazette.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-24
TO APPREHEND BARTON

Section 600 of the Criminal Code of Georgia of 1910
reads as follows:
BY private person A private person may ar
rest an offender if the Ofense is committed i'm
his presence or within his immediate knowledge;
and if the Offense is felony, and the offender is
escaping, or attempting to escape, private
person may arrest him upon reasonable and pro-
bable grounds of suspicion.
In view of the above section of the Code and warrant
having been issued for the apprehension of Ben Barton
for murder ask and hereby authorize all good citizens
to assist in the arrest of Ben RartOn and also re-
quest that if has any information as to the pro-
babe whereabouts of Barton to notify me at once Know
ing that very few people acquainted with the law
will say that IT is THE DUTY OF ANY CITIZEN. af
ter having knowledge of crime being committed to
apprehend the party charged with said crime
w. IT. Fountain,
Sheriff, Ben Hill County, Ga