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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

OF Cross Roads. spent Christmas with
friends here.
old Mari. OF Bluefeld. are spending the
holidays with their parents here
Mr aud Mrs. C-rnahan and sou are
visiting relatives In East Liverpool
X. Ii. Lyall. OF Cameron spent
christmas with his family here.
Mr.. Thos. Jennings srent fiS Christ
mas in ClarksburE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

very interesting Christmas program
Wes rendered at the Lutheran SUNDAY
school yesterday afternoon. After M.
program was rendered, treat was Civ
en- 60 the lite children 81 the school
The sunday school was beautifully doe
grated with holly and other Christine
novelties. a large Christmas tree COM
ieted the decorations. which was beau
tlfully decorated
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TO on.n AL In 4

FROM what has been learned from
local citizens 10 looks az 70 the Nnr,go1I
lnoi works VIII 70 on in FUN after Jan.
uary j. General manager John A Moore
D. iu FlitHhurgh 90 the present time fa
look after the business of the r1urH-.
Many OF tho other factories tn4f ar.
only working couple 81 drNs eaaI
week are expected Co work better aff.r
January
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

street. aHI I.Irhfl.I avenue Ir Irru-or.
i.F HfI.r lr.rr ODD far tua pact couple
u. waIU.
300. IIuafd Angle. nf er. arburr o.
Nt. rriIlr'n Dome after UrIur tIe rurat
.H. I rf UI .T Hru .IrU Charlie
r0I.H. IIrH .u..t and DI.o
..IHH. f." several I..a
fIaffN p amer of South MrrwOaa
hn4 accented u position at the rora
n'U"rr" store
ST. Williams ~ rcnrarIvarts. fa
tHe russf nf fhr home or SOL ana lfra
'r.rr. hmNrtre. Of sixteenth street
MICS AIDA Garden. OF Mrrwuar De-
EIeIfIHr Iriruln nuf relatives On West
iin.ftF Cor n couple 30 dave
MIHH IIn HHUnnIUlu. OF M IIrnr afa.
LIDr. whiting friends in onto far q
few days
HlHH tiflfu fIuuirrrIr. of Nrurrr.
Z. o. ODE rur#f af IhH home 0f Mlar
iIl''t AIIrl. nl tlurf .rHih street
'HNnrFo snyder. Of MaffahHrr nnanf
fcgfcrnaN visiting local friend.
hiI rrrl0fn 81 tho UIrhfsud coal ara
.' COMPANY ~ south Wrru ood eIIi
fifIf tn WnfF today after rnVfrr n
'rr 'ef0nra vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

Meeting uf The LoVcllud Volunteer
IRE aud Protection asroclatlou. ul
SCUM WarWood. viii be- held this sveu-
lug Ia the hose house. corner rlrfr
street and Warwoud avenue The meet
ing VIII be important a. ofnrora viii
Do nominated az this time THr efrrfirr
Nil be held Monday, January = an
members are expected % bo present al
this meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

Word has reached here TO the eject
that Mrs. Edna May AtWell tnee RouseI
has been taken TO the West Virginia In
dustrial Home for Girls. as SaIemt W.
Va IL Is understood on good authority
that an immediate effort will be made
by her attorney TO obtain her release.
as she IL being detained against the will
of her husband. Chris. g. Atwell. Friends
OF the newly married couple have ex-
pressed the wish that their troubles
may soon be over and that no further
difficulties will arise TO mar their mar
ried life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

Witches. -. pfd. LIS ul4 MA
do common ...-......IIIg lilo liza
-CD-Transfer books close December
<sih Tor = per cent cash divident pay
able January LIST.
90 Transfer books close Decem her
2lst for ] y per cent cash dividend pay
able January list
t3l-Transfcr books close Decer,h ar
ION Tor j per cent cash dividend pay
able December 2ist.
fD-Transfer books close December
l-tn Tor per cent cash dividend nav
able Decem Der .23rd.
tsl-fransfer books close December 81
per cent div. payable January .. 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
MEETING POSTPONED
Greater City Charter COMMITTEES Meet.
Wednesday.

Tho meeting OF The Greater Wheel
ING charter committee wslich was IA
have been held this evening has been
postponed Until "wednesday evening.
when % VIII be- held On tho Second
branch council chamber. 10 ia BE-.
lieved That the committee Will hc able
70 complete &c work On two or three
more meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28
Hsosived Big Salmon.

Mr. and Mrs. w. n. sommerville. Of
Franklin district. were the reciplepts to-
day OF SALMON weighing twelve
pounds. same having been shipped by
their son. II. l.. CommerVille, "A hotel
keeper OF Nachama, Washington The
salmon was shipped from Seattle. Wash
ana was shipped as Christmas gift to
Mr. and Mrs SOmmeryille
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

Ieliafl1n nf f|r federal derarffnrrf
I p n'f POI the @'Hieru Ohio coal STRIKE
u. IrHnfia ABB. Al 600 mon are Iff.
Dr. i.ls territory Hgf C.uFrefsmln srsr-
.ft'a So retalH Wilson fn make on
.N. miner. back Oh worH The rfHra.
tory flII be- stood ready f1 rTar fHa
aI'I "H.'eH ~ fhH .Hrnr fmrrf If asked
~ 90 aY HF thr Interested parties. uut
ftaf mo rnHrruurrf could NOT inter.
fera upon ifs own initiative
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

Alexander Henry Henk, Pittsburgh.
Pa. Mary Elizabeth johnson. Mckees-
port. ia.
Thomas Murray. OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
Evelyn Miller. Pittsburgh. Pa
Arthur W. Jones, Cannonsburg. Pa.
Clara Muckie, California, Pa.
James McCuskie. Cherry Valley. Pa.
Gwenyllyn Murhamer. Cherry valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

BOOK Afouf.fet ma fau YOU my
dear alr. that B0u can't AFFORD 10 rrI.r
an opportunity like thia
Busy Cuisines Man afIf Inn
tempted to Do POI Hang the elparsf
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WARRINGTON



following announcements have been re-
ceived by friends here:
carer l.. Faust
Alice Parker,
married.
August II. 1914.
At home after January J, 1912
Locust Avenue. fairmont.
Needless To- say the anuounceiue ~
was "a surprise 70 their many fsend.
here. Miss Parker has been anl
was until the closing OF school Tor tne
local school here. Mr. Faust ~ promi-
uent in educational iu Fairnont Nnu
was formerly superintendent q schools
D" 49," .16 Mn n. NJ. Inrham. Of Ncw
Castle "a. Mr.. and Airs. k. l. tronice.
OF Pittsburgh. va. and Mr. ana Mrf
John rurhec. OF warren. o.. are ltere
Co spend che holidays with their moihor'
Mr ana Mrs. e. T.. Broadwatef and
SON. are spending the holidays with
relatives iu Ncw Martinsyille.
Dave Lynch loft today for Louisiana
where Doe viii work in The oil fields.
thar ft VhilupH Sr.. De- here from
Bolivar. y. s., 10 spend The holidays.
Born sunday Deccmbrr 80. 90 Mr.
and Mrs. ID T. Hrnley. "a daughter
Mice Adele Furbee is home from
GrDuchcr college. baltimore. 90 spend
49, nd Mr. r. 80 Haueh. ana Fam.
ly have moved into their new home at
IlUmDt orUu.
lioru Thursday. December 20. to Mr
ana MrH tdrar hogEh. o. daughter.
aHI sire 80 McCarvo. daughter
TlnrrdnL December -. io Mr.
a'l Nrr Dove kaIlan. 90 dauEhtsr.
I..H. TN"r.dH. December &C. tu NJ
and ".. Tr0d Stevenson. 81 con-
ST. HrH Sire tHrr tHrwfI and
1uI.r rIr"f rhHstmss Ir Wheeling
DO. FoI nuHurI. of tnarieat1n. vs. va
..af.. t.HT .fHr.. HIHH H.r r.la.r.f. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-28

"hisLd p ffIl 20 reHrs rrg Eaift N
'ta.y. yeare pr AIsarna
NfgN'f r.. Grimm. 90 scare and Han.
NAI H scout 70 years. ID. ste Ibeuvfffs
Cd. ffn " fhIf. 70 years and Nina B.
Ifgtier. is wears. of stsuhfnvIue
'..I f. Vs. SON. 70 years and garan.
ia o. la"nN. ~ bfarr. off "fruHarr.fIr
Nfda IT. hlleuewrrfh. 90 tesrr and
-..Ln d IrI-.- l. ...-. IL /. =. u -
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HAY AND GRAIN
LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELrNG. vs.. Va. Dec 10 ff
Dntiy Quotation IIaf 70 Doe fVrssIrr
Stock ENrIanFa.
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PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WEI.LSBURn
Daily Except Sunday.
wheeling Wsll<huye
Leave
22nd Street Law.
Wheeling Weilsburr
1890 a. m 900 n "a
$50 y. m. ff.ee non
MOUNDsvILLE LINE
WHEELING AND HOUND6vTTaR
Daily Except Sunday.
10th Street. I~.wa
wheeling Moundsvffl-
10000 a. m. 40 n -
S.8O y. m.
On lines having regular eHpre.s ser-
vice. shipments wei E1Ifng IN cross o.
hfty pounds or large bulk viii not Be
carried on Passenger cars
ALL LINES-Daiiy Except Sunday.
No shipments. except emergency skiD-
ments Of medicines. will be carrted a.,
passenger cars between t:oo and e.ig
y. m.
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FINANCIAL.

Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. ". VA
Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PAYS tss on rnx1 DEPogrra
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Wheeling Live Stocks.

wheeling Live Scr Commission CO.
WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. 20. II.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
Bond Jumpers Wanted
Here Under Arrest

William Hamilton, alias ]. Scott How
land. wanted for jumping a bail bond OF
$500, was arrested today in Minneapolis,
while Edwin b. Daubney, one of the al
leaed confidence men arrested a year
ago on charges of swindling strangers
in the city by the money matching game,
who jumped $4,000 bail bond. was ar
rested today in Philadelphia.
According to the dispatch received
from Chief of Police Martinson. OF Min
neapolis, Hamilton. who is wanted here
for passing two alleged bad checks on a
Pennsylvania avenue hotel. was arrested
in Minneapolis for passing a number OF
bogus checks there. As the police had
never nctified Minneapolis that Hamilton
was wanted here. il is believed he told
the pOiCe of that city that he vas a
fugitive from the District.
Ibaubney was arrested III ihis Guy
with two other members Of the alleged
gang # money Watchers. all "f whom
jumped their bonds. Two other mem
bers Of tine gang were arrested IN Hitts-
hurgh and each jumped a f5,o"" bond
there. With the exception Of lbauoney,
all the men are still at large.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06

frequently added. So it is the wisest
plan to look carefully at the label OF
any prepared bottle of mustard TO
see, especially if it says maize prod
uct. which is a high-brow term for
our old friend. cornstarch. We are
quite removed now from the days
Of wooden nutmegs.' which were
actually palmed off on unsuspectinS
buyers: but still il is very wise to
inspect labels and SCrutinize descrip-
tion of contents before buNing can
of anv ground spices. Cloves are
frequently adulteratcd with The
ground husk or outer shell; similarly,
sIlspice and ginger are padded with
ground refuse, flour. and starch.
This aduIteration not only takes
aWay from the flavor, which is the
one asset of any spice. but also
makes us pay for starch at spice
price.
And then. even when the manu-
facturer has complied with the high
est food laws both in letter and IN
spirit, and when you have purchased
your spices or extracts. whatever 1t
may be. you have an obligation in
keeping il in a closed container. so
that its essence. its aroma, its fra
GRANGE and its odor will remain as
strong as it was when YOU hrst
opened the bottle or can.
less as to the way they care for
foods with delicate flavors. How
many times we buy a bag "f
cloves or cinnamon. and allow ii TO
remain partly opened. so that it will
absorb moisture and lose its per
fumec Even a nutmeg, or whole
spices. should be kept alright If we
wish our pudding or pie to have a.
real flavor Frequently we break
the cork in opening a bottle. and
then do not replace it with a sound
one. and thus the aroma escapes
until we wonder" t?) why the va
nilla is so weak"
Every label should be scrutinized:
we must read the small and very
fine print on both sides OF a lanrl.
and he sure and note the words
carefully. But even when We have
bought the best and purest food
product. they will not remain SO un-
less we give them Intelligent care
on our own pantry shelves.
Copyright. 19l4D
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
Rodeo Is Big Feature
Of New Mexico Fair

ALRUQUERQUE \ NJ. oct. THE
days Of the pioneers are being depicted
here AT tho New Mexico Stat" fair
grounds Tho fair and the first annual
Albuquerque rodoo opened simultanc-
ously. Tho rndeo is the big attraction.
>nG the largest attcndan'" AT New
Mexico State fair is expected as a
result Of il.
Starting as side rssue Of amuse-
ment added by fair directors III re-
sponsn TO = request for n. return to the
old frontier sports, the roden has be
come the most important feature or
the fsir program
Modelled after the frontier days relc-
hration which has made Cheyenne.
W,o., famous the program includes
txo-scorc OF Wild Nest events. such
as rough riding. rih" and revolver
shooting. ''hull-dOcEin-' etoers. and
COW bov races. Nv" hundred Navajo
Indians arc participating.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
Labor Men to Ask That
Car Line Be Extended

In behalf Of the employees OF the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing. TIE
legislative committee Of tho Central
-ab"r Union will appear before the
Public Utilities Commission 1T its next
meeting and urge an extension Of the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company's Inc from Fourteenth and B
streets southwest to the entrance to
the bureau. three blocks south.
The officers of the union will point
out that the short extension nf the line
will be a great convenience to the hun
dreds OF girls and women employed IN
the bureau. who are now compelled to
y Al. three blocks in all kinds Of
weather
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
CcrCOran Art School
Expects Successful Year

We believe tho present ycsr will he
one Of the most successful in the his
tory OF tn" school. said L. q. Mcssrr.
principal Of the Corc"ran Art School
who is elat'd At the large enrolment
of pupils at tn" opening session yester-
day.
In his opinion Washington is making
rapid strides in becoming the art center
Of the United States. Classes are being
formed for the study Of life portraits
still life. water color. composition. per-
speCtive and anatomy.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
Y. w. G. A. Rally Tonight.

A general educational rally is planned
for tonight by the Young Women
Christian Association at the aSsocia-
tion's home, or + street. Miss Elizabeth
V Brown, director Of primary educa-
tion will sneak and vocal numbers VIII
he contributed bv Miss Edith Ernest.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
PUBLIC NUTICES

NOTICE OF EXPIRATION LICENSES.
Cnice OF the Assessor or the District 0f
COLUMBIA. Washington. ID. e. october l.
iaI-Notiee Is hereby gwen that on ths
thrty-nrst day OF October. 1914. will expire
All licenses issued by the Assessor or ths
District Of Colombia to apothecarfes. Aue-
tionsers. automobile storage warehouses.
banks and bankers. bili-posters. Bf.fiard.
pooi and other Iab.es. ooaiIng alleys, pre-
prietors Of bar-roVms. boarding -houses.' pub
nc baths. mediums. ciar, oyanJs, naImists,
ETC.. cattle dealers. commission merchants.
cigar dealers. building CONTRACTOR. carriage
ana wagon makers, con1ecuoners. dealers n
secondhand personal properly. dealers In
markets. dealers IN gaxoiine. dealers ksre-
sene on and oils OF like graaes. distillerp,
Iuei hUcksters. horists, pTorrietoFs Of hotels.
employment agents. nsestmenJ coGnpanfep.
proprietors OF public haiis. public tarkx.
livery stables. laundries tsteanI and hand.
ldnd ana improvement companies. ioan
brokers, railroad ticket nrosers. restaurants
and eating houses. real-estAte agents. pro-
prietors slot machines. proprietors vf thea
ters, undsrtakers. and " hoIesaie liquor coal-
ers, ALL persons aesirInE % continue rhs
above described business or ,v.ofessions must
prompay renew tIeir licenses WIN p.
RICHARDS. Assessor. D. C
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
Flying Squadron Due in
Capital on December 1.

THE Flying Squadron" an orGaniza-
tion of advocates for national prohibi-
tion. was discussed by the Columbia
Christian Endeavor Union in the Rhode
Island Avenue Methodist Protestant
church Rhode Island avenue and First
street northwest. last night. The Fly
GooAph>f y
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
Pocket Wireless Brings
Italian Priests Arrest

ROME. Oct. 6.-Domenico Argentieri,
Il priest Of Aquila. seventy miles north
east OF Rome. is said to have invented
an apparatus. small enough TO carry IN
the pocket. with which he can receive
wireless messages in a closed room with
out the aid of wires or poles.
Just now he is under arrest. for the
police learned that he had overheard
messages from Centocelle. near Rome.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
Bow Is Injured.

Will" playing n seventh street and
North Carolina avenue southeast las
night. Stanley Burroughs. nine y~-rs
old - Is street southeast was knocked
down by an automobile and brIis, d
about III" face and hody. His injuries
were dressed al Casualty Hospital
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
TODAY'S BEST FILMS.
Selected by GARDNER MACK.
By GARDNER MACK.

"The Million Dollar Mystery"
fifteenth InstalIment. tThanhaus-
erb, the Olympic, 14a1 You street.
THE Mystery of the thorough
bred" the Regent, Eighteenth and
California streets.
Harry Benham and Mildred
Heller in "The MettIe of a Man.
tThanhouserb, and Blanche Sweet
in "Her AwakeninE," tMajestic).
the Empire, 9I5 III street northeast.
Arthur johnson in the third of
The Beloved Adventurer series.
AN Affair Of Honor" by Emmett
Campbell Hall. GubinD. and Mary
Pickford In "AII On Account of
MiIk.'' ,BioSraph,, the Royal,
Fourteenth and Irving streets.
"ReEan's Daughter" (VitaEraphp,
the Tru1top. North Capitol street
and Florida avenue.
Tsurs Aoki and Ses.ue Haya-
kawa in "The Wrath of the Gods"
produced by Thomas II. Ipce, New
York Motion Picture Corporation ,
Cranda1rs, Ninth and T. streets.
(Note: These selections are based
on the personality OF the play
ers and the producing company
and not personal inspection except
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
Sugar dndSpice

SPICE Closet-what n suGges-
~ tive term, II calls to mind
n hot Cinnamon and mace.
warm cloves. deectable cur
rF. nlppy ginger. and nutmeg. But
the spice closet of the modern house
keeper is often not all that it should
be. In no other class of foods Is
there so.muCh adulteration as there
is in the group of spices. This is
especially true of those which we
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
PROPOSALS

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF
THE GENERAL SUFrLf COMMITTEE.
October s. 1874. Sealed proposals win be re-
ceiyed at the office OF the General supply
Committee. The Auditors ButiuIng. Wash
inSton, D. c.. until O'Clock o. m. Wednss-
day. October q. 1914. tor furnishing the sx-
ecutiSe departments and Independent Gov .
ernmental establishments. during eight
months Of the current fiscal year. from No
yember l. 1915. to June 10. lsls. inclusive.
with forage. -four. ard seed ana aiso tor
furnishing turpentine ami ifnseed oil. erN-
ering the same period OF tine. Rank f?rms
OF specitcs tons and instructions to bidders
viii be .snt 10 the address r Of an ,In,,,,, manu-
list anu viii be furnished 70 others apcn
application TO the General Supply Commit
tee. The Auditog, Building "a,n1nx.n; anI,.,.n;
Secretary of the Treasury. =
PROPOSALS will be received at the gs- Bs
partrnent Washington. d. T.. until 10 o clock
a. m, october 20. 1914. and publicly oPensd
Immediately thereafter 10 furnish at ths ma
supplies. as follows: Sch. .-s3A: Bar and
plate steel-Sch 1875: Iron pipe.-Seh iSs:
Hank books.-Sch. 1852: White mApie-scn.
C-hestnuf poles Applications for proposals
should designate the schedules desired cy
number. Blank proposals VIII oe Iurnlsne1
upon applica ton to the Bureau SsaS ga
MCGOWAN. Paymaster General Y. > y
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WASH
,nrton. October g. Isn Sealed proposals
will be received at this onice, Room se.
District Building. until two oeiock 2; M
October -. 1914. for furnishing ana aenF
Ing one fre-ton motor truck for use in IN.
Water Department. this city. specfhcauons
and form of proposal may be obtained frop
the Purchasing oniesIr ice vr % p. SE%NsS SoST,
FREbERICK l. sIDooNs. CHESTER
HARDING. Commissioners. d. G. -.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
FOR SAlE-FARMS

FOR SAI.E-Four-room house and four lots
20 BY 100 feet each in Boulevard Hetghts-
Call after p. m. 15s Thomas 81 N. v.
Phone n. s5S5.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06

buy IN powdered
or ground form.
as then it is
much easier to
offer us adulter-
a I e d products.
Mustard is one of
the most COM
monty adulterated
condiments. Tu-
m eri c k. -four,
cornstarch. a n d
ground refuse of
other spices is
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
IN MEMO RIAM

SNoiices for this column are accepted o;
80 cents nat. either prose or p,etry. In cass
notice does not exceed ten lines. Add 10
cents for each line In excnss of tsn.'
The Washington times., 1914-10-06

BEAUTIFUL T-RooM BUNGALOW. three
acres of oak trees, overlooking Potomac
and all surrounding country, at Lorton.
continuation. s5.SS. Price. $3.50; hsf cash
or mo notes: will rent for $40. r. L. MILL
Err owner. .IaOs F 81. y. W, o. J. "
SPRINGNAN. Lorton. Va.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

GROC CERY-Uptown: rent only 81.
clean stock. horse and wakon..........sl.cc coo
MOVING PICTURE THEATER. 100
seats: good y. W. location: oppor.u-
nifty for right party: asking. 600
ROOMING HOUSE. look over the following:
r. HOUSE. so block. 9th st; rent $40 Slu0
r. HouSE. Grant place. l. rooms. 80
II. HOUSE. y. Y. near 9Th. l. ruonis. so
r. HOUSE. 6 st. Il rooms. rent s43 800
r. HOUSE II st. Is rooms ............ SO
II. HOUSE. Eye st. splendid furniture. 800
r. HOUSE. llth st, worth 81. COO. ....... $50
r. HOUSE. Il rooms: income slsO........ 200
r. HOUSE. 20 rooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ]. 500
NOTION SHOP. millinery business. bar
Der shop. tailor shops; lunch room. o
IF YoC WANT to sell. list your place with
us and save time
MARsHALI. BUS. BROKERS'. aS y. y. av.
BUSINFsS PLACES OUR sPECIALTY.
Delicatessen. confectionery. and lunch
room: rent $40: Ir and b: price......s $500
HARDWARE. paint timing. plumbing, etc.
business. give away at................Sl 81 100
RooMING HOUSE. near Pension Office:
clearing big money: only............ $500
CIGAR AND POOLROOM. $1,000: grocery.
y E. worth s.. 90: price. 3l.OC0: tailor
ing business. $3.50. notion. cigar. etc.
81 400. pool. lunchroom. etc, sj75 many
good places al right prices. See us for
results.
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. 1923 F.
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS for quick sale
CIGAR. magazine. transfer point sac. 500
CIGARS. magazine. $3.50. 81. 100 81 500. g.. uO0
GROC CE.RT. y. W; cash trade: liy. rms 500
GRO 'ERIES from tl75 up to............ =. 900
ROOMING house. Is rooms. fur. Terms. i75
1t NCH ro-,In near Govt bdrS. S...... ... 30
MOVIE theater. never changed hands. =. o.
EIII.IARD and pool. finest In town...... l. NHn
INTERSTATE BIS. BROKERS'. g. T. 81
n W. Rm. 1Us. Rarrister Bldg. Ph NJ 1871
START CASH MERCANTILE BUSINESS
Own town wholesalng Red Seal Peanuts
| 81, 500 to s.. 900 yearly by modern method:
Ask us how. ORIGINATOR. 302 Broadway.
New York.
wANTED-Man with $500 to 81 con can secure
prosperous manufacturing business and
plant. with SIS daily profits; no risk: bank
references. For personal interview. ad-
| dress Ron ?1l. Tim~s office.
FOR SAI.E-TalnrinS establishment: good
location: cheap for cash SNl Ioih ST. y w
ROOMlNG house; will kr sac.i ince to
cash buyer. 931 Mass. ave y. W. |.
s-ROOM HOUSE. well fur: rent 50: nice
central y. ". location: make over expenses
! BOX 80. Times office.
| R0OMING HOUSE. Il rooms. all tiIIed. good
| income; $3.50. cash or terms ~ q n. W.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
DEATHS

SCULLY-On Monday. October s. 1871. JOHN
s. SCULLY. beloved husband OF Mary E
Sculy. aged seventy years.
Funeral from his late residence. 1.Ss
Massachusetts avenue northwest on We'd
nesday. october :. at .. m.
The Washington times., 1914-10-06
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.
q. 900 EQUITY FOR $500.

So BJECI TO SI.VV 7 tNOSI.
Attractive corner detached suburban house
~ rooms with large yerandas: lot lCxltS.
Young fruiI: excellent wen water: convenient
10 cars anu store: let us show YOU this o. 2
bargain before IL Is taken. located in--Vir-
sinia not over four miles from CITY.
Also acres unimproved land wjth-cvo ea-
cellent building sites. suitable for two farni-
lies wishing adjoining places: right On the
pike; price, $500 per acre.
A. c. HoUGHTON & CO. SIS ST. n. ".