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The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
CHANGE CLOSES FOR G. A. R.

The Washington Stock Exchange ad-
Journed yesterday until tomorrow morn
ing out Of respecs to the Grand Army
veterans
Mcrgenthaler Linotype stock led the
market on the exchange yesterday, being
bid up two and a half points before the
close of the session. 1t opened with the
sale of one share at 1T9, after which a
total of forty-four shares were traded in
at $50. An additional odd lot brought 1s1,
at which figure the bid was established.
The lowest at which the stock was Of
fered was 1874.
Twenty-one shares of Lanston Mono
type stock sold at 81. the price that has
prevailed for that issue recently. An odd
lot of five shares of Washington Rail-
way and Electric common stock sold at
Sc. a point higher than recent sales. A
total of nine shares of the preferred of
the same company were recorded at
50 l-2.
Capital NTraction stock was bid up one
quarter oh a point to s. 3-i. but no sales
were recorded. the lowest Offering being
Sc l-s. The other sales of the day in
cluded twenty-three shares of Washing
ton Gas at Il IA. and five shares of
American Graphophone common at 81.
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CopyriEAt. 1915, BY r. L. Goldbers.

hour and is expected TO import large quantities
OF wheat this season.
September wheat closed at 1905 an advance Of
cents from yesterdays close. Deferred months
showed gains Of Halls to lSala cents. Shorts
covered freely and sentiment brIsh
than for some time. Further rains in the North
west and continued unsettled weather predicted
is expected to restrict the movement while the
winter wheat receipts still light and contract
grades at Southwest markets are bringing unheard
Of prices for this time of year. Cash wheat here
finn
September corn closed with a less Of 4 cent, due
to cctninued liquidation by long, but the new
crop months advanced y to I1aS cent. There were
also complaints of the corn making little progress
in many sections. There not much improve
ment in the demand for cash corn. which
Il to II. cents lower Local sales were ll5.OO
bushels.
Oats closed y cent lower for the September and
fractonaly higher for other mouths. The latter
in sympathy with wheat. the market eI-
hibitinz little character Of its There was
fair call for cash oats
Provisions showed early strength. but weakened
later and closed irregular. There was further
buying Of January produce by investors. but packers
spld all the bulgcs.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York Sept. s.-Call money opened at IA Ter
cent high. Irr cent; low, IA per cent last per
cent ruling rate. Ia per cent: renewals. tx per
cent.
The demand FOR "anndustriaI' money continued
t" b. :he feature of otherwise dull market. There
will be apparently effort to restrict loans. desrite
the scarcity Il railroad collateral. The in the
general money market situation is Pronounced
Owing :" the increased inquiry for ninety day
loans and the relatively small demand for sixty day
money. there las been tendency toward a widening
Of the margin l. tween the rates for these two dates
Tie ruling rate for siXty-da money is now q. Per
cent fat shc ninety-G loans are made between
~ Ter cent and per cent. -Four, five. and six
mouths m, ncy is unchanged at Per cent.
The rmmerrIal payer market exhibited the same
duln,s. and there nothing in the situation to
denote tIeak IN the mo9otony in the immediate
future. While come exceptionally high grade names
# sixty TO ninety day maturity have been placed at
under cent there has not been enough business
at That level TO make a market.
Ruling TatCS were unChsnscthnt per cent for sixty
to niUety lay choice mstUrities. to 3I7 per cent
foE the b,st fcLr to six months names.
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BALDWIN Loco
n MARKET STAR
AT Close, Stock Shows Gain
of Fourteen Points
for Day.
BIG SALES ARE RECORDED
Turnover of Shares Totals l.6O0.0 900.
biggest Since September III. 1911.
War Brides" Strong.

New York, Sept. 2s-The upward move
ment in industrial shares continued to-
day with increased vigor many issues
touching new high levels. The aggregate
turnover of stocks for the day totaled
about l.600.O0 shares or the largest since
September q. 1911, when 1.74l.y7i shares
changed hands.
War stocks were the center of specu-
lation, with Baldwin at the front
throughout. Standard shares were strong
etrly in the day. but were reactionary
during the afternoon. Steel touched its
previous high of ~ l-2 for this move
ment, but receded in the afternoon. In
dependent Steel Company shares were in
demand and substantially higher.
Baldwin Locomotive was the star per-
former of the day. opening with an over
night gain of a fraction more than five
points and continuing upward until in the
afternoon session touched $50 is. a new
gain. and 3 5-s points over Mondays
closing. From the top there was a swift
Secline, sales being made at recessions
Of two points between transactions until
the price touched 123, from which there
was rebound. The close showed a net
gain OF IA Ia points for the day. The
rumor that the du Pont interests were
purchasing control persisted
Predicts Bethlehem at 500.
One trader who about a year ago was
reported to have lost everything in spec
ulation and who trades in prominent
commission house in Broad street was
reported to be holding 5000 shares of
Baldwin, which cost him well under par.
He made considerable money out of Beth
lehem Steel and predicts that it will sell
at 800.
Steel common, together with the inde-
pendent steel shares, was helped by a
Nrther advance in steel and iron prices.
Buying of Steel common is said to be
good. and notwithsta nding that the
shares are not paying dividends, brokers
are advising their customers to sell their
lines of specialties and place the pro-
ceeds in steel.
Railroad shares displayed an appear
ance of calm
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York. Sept os-Cnttcn fuctuated irrcS1i-
larry and after selling into high ground in
the last honr reports Of rain in the Southwest.
Which promoted buying BY operators who
had sold ont early. prices reacted sharply under
heavy selling by Of the spot houses. The
close was steady at a net gain Of 10 to IS points.
SPOT advanced 20 points to - 10 here. There were
sales
At the outset prices moved up Il to 20 points
on active. general purchasing. Wall Street and
Southern interests taking all the options. Heavy
realizing sales encountered on the rise. hut
they were absorbed we'll the country through
commission houses continuing to furnish enormous
bryng power. Trade interests sold January. There
little change in the bullish character of crop
and SPIT news from the South. Official reports
noted gains u 4 TO cent. while private ad-
vices asserted that advances were even greater at
points in the interior. where speculators were
competing with mill buyers. Atlanta reported
sales Of cotton purchased last year in the buy
abale campaign. this staple now showing a profit
Ut about cent a POUND
There was talk of bullish ginning figures from
the government on Saturday well low con-
ditOu estimate. Spot in the English market
advanced l6 points to 7Gid for middling upland
The tone Of futures there At the close feversh
at net gain Of 81. to HI points.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Sept. 2.-MILLFEED-Ea Easier on
bran; mddlings firm. Spring bran. in lo-pound
sacks. 26Ia2275. to arrive; standard middling. to
arrive. 23e5a2iD; rei-dOg. 10 arrive, D.C0a5 90
winter wheat in 100 pound sacks to arrive. % 70;
city bran, in hulk. - .: oil meal. p.c0a4OGo ton
RYE FLOUE-Steady; business is moderate.
Good choice new for September to October is
quoted at 4sois.sc in sacks.
CORNMEAL-Inactiye and steady: supply light.
kim-dried for export. 37Oa5.75 in sacks: coarse
meal. in bags. l53aIso
HAY-ReceiIIs. 2G1l tons; steady. fair inquiry
for choice. Low grades fiat. Quote: New
crrp. prime timothy, 10 NJ. timothy. Ida
Is; No 2f l.l3all5; No. ). 95sl.00
STRAW-Recepts, 20 tons; slow; supplies are
ample. No. ! rye. ,Ca75 cents.
PORK-Steady; transactions moderate. Mess
E75al5o 60; family. =. .0Oa2l 90; clear. .s.00al95O.
BEEF-Steady: trade moderate. Packet IL Goa
1850: family. ls.52al9.5O; extra India mess 2s Goa
600: mess. l7.J0als.Go.
LARD-Steady; business is moderate Prime
Western. SIS: refined continent. 95: South Amer
lean. 80; refined Brazilian. in kegs. 1850: beef
stearine. 81 cents; lard sttarine dull. at ess
cents,
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

orotations gwen br:ov for large lots Of god
1aIketabie goods onl;. Jobbers uricrs sre higher
Lover grades he sold for less Fancy good.
command HIGHER prices
EGGS-Fresh. per doz.. 2sa30: Southern. 25a8.
BCTTER-Best rTints new per h. 90 tub. PEI
lb.. =: process. PER h., :; under grade cream
sg. Per H.. SaS: storep-cked. per h.. lsase.
LARD-TGo. 2ure. per h.. nSsI:: d.. ecD'
CHEEsE-Ns. York. new. PEI H.. 10: 6at. -
D.. !s Swiss domestic. per h.. u: do. foreign.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. per Ib. saI7: rooster>
per d. loal; spring ducks. per H.. iaall; sprins
chickens Per h.. lsa2o
GREEN GOODS-Beans per basket, Ss73;
do. per hhl. LOO; lima beans. per qt.. Isa0;
beets Per bunch. lalh: cabbase. new per btl.
LOO; cantaoupes rcr crate. l.ooae.25, carrots. per
bunch. lalh: eaulhowrr. per crate, Local. 3;
eeIe-y. per doz.. aa5o: cratc ao,2T5: corn. new.
per doz. Sa5; cucumbcrs. PCT basket, 75aloo
cymblinss. crate. 7saloo; eggplant per crate. 5oa7s
kale. PER bbl. lea7s lettuce per basket 5cal. 30;
onions per SACK l.7ss2o; okra, per crate. ISal.0
PEAS New York. Der hafket l2ssl-5o; peppers. aate
5.io; new potatoes. per sack. I.soalfs: yams looa
box. 5oal.2S.
FRUrrs-Appia Der bbi.. i.eo,sn: srapes
do. NIAGARA. ls,ls: s,pcfruit. PER box Aoe.s.os
onnsse. Ohfotnia, psr box. 4.ooaao; peachsA pes
crate. .al.@: p,ums. p~ basket. IsssS: pinesppasA
~ Gase. I1a1S: vatanelonA eachs saA
LIVE SIOCk-veai calves. prime. per ID. llalih;
90. medium. pef h.. sasH; d.. heavy. sssA; sDfins
lambs. per b.. eSas
HAY. STRAW. AND coRN-H.y. best timothy.
new, per ton, E.oo: mixed. per ton. i2@ah@;
straw. Per ton. nshl2oo; wheat straw. prr tone.
500; corn. rcT bbl.. ln.
sEEDSIlover. crimson. per H. ~; nee
~ >; nc, Nals: rsd .op. IsaIs; alsiks. halst:
"s sA%enean sfown). per H.. .: Gsrman
y PER nus. -: tiHoehy psr buA. aSaAI'.
@ ass. ~ ~, q. orchard psA -
= Ao' ~ ~ buA. In: vhsst - -
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Sept. 3.-MILLFEED lin loolb.
sacks).-sprins bran. sA.5os2.p: nearby winter
bran: -four to white middlinu. ssama36.oo: West
eru middlinn x50a3.co: city mills middlings.
81 Sae6.oo: do. white middlinu Ss3-ooa,5.co: do.
winter bran. S50A4Co.
LIVE POULTRY-Chicksns. old hens. lbs and
over. b.. IS; do old hens smaller lb. IL: roosters.
b.. H; do. spring. large. H.. 10: do. small H..
Is: do. white leshorns. n: ducks. Muscovy. lbs
and orer. i3li: Pekins. lbs and over. H.. I5als;
Indian runners. H.. I,ali; spring dncks. lb2 and
over. n. Is: do. smaller. II: piseous per pair.
LAD: guinea fowl. each. 8aN.
BUTTER-Cssane1. fancy. pr h. 3A2Dk: do.
cAoies. 0ta3; do. 0ood. 2aH: d.. psipts. 3kaz,:
a.. blocAat 2k0k; hdlaS nan; Maryland ~
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New York.
New Orleans.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Sept. Sl-whest receipts at the North
west markets have been enormous this week. but
they have failed to depress prices. The action OF
the markets there and manner in which they
have been received have attracted much attention
here and was . big factor in advancing prices to-
day. The strength displayed up there indicates
an export demand greater than the pressure of
hedgin; sales and dispels any hopes Of building
up stocks In the near future.
Foreign reports also indicate an improved ex-
port demand. Broomhan cabled that Canadian
offers Of wheat were Disappointing with tho Con
hevcd that the import demand win shostH show
urgency. Fnncs 10 dissattsAed with the sEpoa-
nsnt of mixing ys szd ethr graia Win vAsat
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District of Columbia. Washington. September 2.
ela-Sealed proposals. will be received at this Office.
Room 5o9. District Building until O'Clock p. NJ.
OCTOBER II. 1915 for furnishing and delivering
four automobile truoks. for in the Water DEPART
ment. this city. Specifications and form of rro-
rosol may he obtained from the Purchasing officer.
d. G. Room ID. District Building. OLIVER +.
NEWMAN. LOUIS BROWNLOW, CHARLES W.
kUTZ. Commissioner d C.
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Use HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
AUCTION Gales.
THOs. J. OWEN L son. Auc,io
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE rrNJI
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN CHEVY

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNI,f-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN CHEVY
CHASE, d. C..
BY virtue Of certain deed of Trust duly recorded
In hbef No 3Sl. folio iis ct seu, Of the land
records Of the District Of Columbia ard at the
request Of the party secured thereby. :he under-
nened trustee will sell. public auction, within
the office or Tho. ]. Owen & Son. i35l G street
northwest. on TUESDAY. the 5th day Of Octobs-.
A. D.. 1915. at l O'Clock D. m. the fylowing-
described land and premises. situate in the District
OF Columbia and desizna;ed as and bsIng lots q,
and lsl In slL-Ee No. t9lD in Fulton r. Gordon 8
Siodivfaon Of part Of tract of lapl called
Chevy Chase Grove" "EesuESvy on NV Scat"
Vale. and Fellowship. said subdivision Is
recorded IN the Office Of the surveyor Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. in book No. e. page No. Il
TERMS OF SALE: All casa. A deposit Of Slds
will he required at time Of sale. All conU5 ancing
recording etc. at cost Of purchaser Term of sale
to Be complied with within fifteen days from day q
sale. otherwise the trustee reserves the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost Of default:
ing purchaser. after FIVE days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper rIhishet, in Washington,
d. G. H. d. GORDON TINS; e.
se23-dlnt
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Total sales l6lse53 shares, against f6 900 ycster
day and se6 j23 week cGo. This day year ago the
exchange closed.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

'!FATHFINDER, LATEST FORD ACCESSORY.
Demonstration sells. Good side line for doctors.
lawyers real estate men, travelling men. and Ford
Gamers Write PATHFINDER DISTRIBUTING
CO.. 4c5 CIapp Block. Des Moines Iowa.
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PENNSYLVANIA rolls 2Oa22: dairy prints loleo; pro-
cess butter. 25a2S: store-r scked. IsI1.
EGGS-Maryland, Pennsylvania ard Western.
frsts. a. West Virginia q Southern. .
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
WAR CLAIM OF ELIZABETH r. NICHOLS
AND JOANNA l.. NICHOLS.

On the 5rd of March 1915 a bib S. $40 Sixty
third Congress third session. passed for the
lief of Elizabeth r. Nichols and Joanna L. Nichols
who are the daughters and only heirsat-Iaw Of
Joshua Nichols. deceased. Of the State II South
Carolina
The sum OF $3.50 appropriated for them by
Congress for and account Of personal property
belonging to said Joshua Nichols DESTROYED and
CAPTURED by the United States soldiers In the State
Of South Carolina during the late Civil War in the
year lsel
BY mistake negligence said bill LIFT
out of the rcccId as having been approved by the
President on account Of which the claimants have
not vet been atIe to obtain their money. but the
records show that the bill passed Congress inolIy
for 81, go.
As the President at the Capitol. signing bills
on the 3rd Of March till L O'Clock p. NJ. and
the ith till z O'Clock noon and the officials in
charge Of the hills at the Capitol have not PRODUCED
up to now said original bill which passed Congress.
though continually requested By the claimants do
80. or have they published that said bill vetoed
By the Presidsnt, or has the Presidents Secretary
denied the President signed the bill it Is accepted
NJ a fact by the claimants that the BILL s. s3lo has
becrme a law. ard they request that said original
bill be Immediately produced by aid parties IN order
that they can get said money to which they
irstly entitled
The Washington herald., 1915-09-29
ROOMS FOR RENT.
FL RNISHED.

FURNISHED.
1910 NEW YORK AVE NWIs ROOMS TO AC-
commodate reople: centrally located; at 81 each
Ter night. Phoue Main S5l5.
1903 COL RD-2 LARGE ROOMS. WITH DOU-
bic beds; southern exposure; private bath reason
able.
30 EUCLID ST Nw.-3D FLOOR FROM
room: electricity: hot-wat'r heat: gas: north and
south exposure; rent reasonable. Phone Col 80.
1913 MONROE ST NW.-DTRTNG G. A. R. IN
camrnent; ) roons. private family. Col. G5i-
1850 7TH ST. NW.-sEvERAL LARGE, COOL.
bright roms; front and back; a. m. l.; nicely
furnished private. refined home: splendid location
near all government departments: reasonable. NJ.
1851.
TRENTON HOUSE. n3 PA. AVE NW--WTN-
dows and balcony for rent G. A. r. pa 'ade.
20 9Th ST. SE.-ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR; NEW
home; completely furnished for housekeeping; hos
! water. bath. and gas: four rooms: hall, rantry:
porches: large basement; three car lines.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
i0 o ST Nw--DESIRABLE sECOND-FL0OE
front room. with board; IS per month for one.
so for two.
AZ ST. sE.-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
single or suite with table board :: desired Best
Southern home cooking.
40 PA. AVE. UNANIMOUS, BALCONY.
single seats for rent Rooms and cafe. Dining
room open from a. m. until p.
e3s K ST NW.-GOOD VIRGINIA COOKING;
$50 week for two meals a day: So per week for
three meals day; give trial
3ll3 ETH ST. NW.-LARGE BAY-WINDOw SEC
ond- -hoor front room. adjoining BATH electric
lights. steam heat; near two lines: Southern
home cooking suitable for couple or two ladies.
Phone Col. 1911 References exchanged.
90 ST. NW-GOOD VIRGINIA. COOKTNG:
$3.50 week fer two meals a day; s. per week for
three meals day. Give trial
L0s < ST NW.-2 BEAUTIFUL ROOMS, SEC.
ond floor; suitable for two three gentlemen.
l1s z ST NW.-BEAUTIFUL LARGE FRONT
room. suitable for two gentlemen.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Watch for our advertisements in
Business Opportunities in the Evening
Star.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS',
013 New York Ave.
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HOUSES.

81 5-No. sl3 L n. NV: rooms and bath.
So se-No. lfG4 ID ST. NV. Z rooms and bath.
SG .5o-No 1858 Ingleside Terrace; 10 roOms. bath.
81 5O-No 1875 Florida ave-; rooms and bath.
s.. .6-No 2lC6 Georgia ave. NV. 6 rooms and bath.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS',
813 New York Ave.
We want rooming houses downtown
and stores any location. We make a
speciality of selling business places,
and have met with great success. At the
present time We cannot supply the
demand. We believe in square dealing.
No overcharges. All business cOnfider-
tial. This office not connected with
any other If you are thinking of SELL
ing. see us. Hundreds of stores and
rooming houses are sold through this
office. We have good investments in
real estate TO trade for business places.
MARSHALL BUSINESS BROKERS',
913 New York Ave.
WANT YOUK PRINTING IN HURRYi SEE
us-no extra charge fer the rush. We get 1t out
on time II we have to roll up orr sleeves and do
II ourselves ANGEL MOBILES. lS0 New York
ave
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY,
HOUSES FOR RENT.
SIS FIFTEENTH STREET N. W.
TELEPHONE MAIN 6i6l

lj29 " H.. Hr.. 2b. S25,oo1SR r. T.. b.........$20
,ns N 1sr Oh Ill ooi 1919 nth. 81. DID,. 4o.1s
Al, ,,o A., 1855 Ontario. 7r. b.. 4o.0
ohe'y Chsse LTD. ioo.U ,il3 18TH I0r b.... $50
1924 Mass. l3r.. 2b. l0o.o ona r. nv Ior x IS
$50 18th st. iar Ib. S.33 2Io r. nw a. !. *
NJ 18th, sr. DID,. 65.O q u NV. sr, b. $3.50
ga NJ. III. D.. s300i 2los Conduit. Sr. b.. 500
E3 Northampton. i2ll N. 1lr. DID,. 500
llr.. 2b........ eo.o0ll2s sth. 81. D.. $50
.:Si Park. Or. To-. 900 III Meridian. er. b. $500
IL 18th ST, llr. %. 6oO IS st. NV, sr, b. $50
IT'S nth. II. H.. 55oolT25 Willard 1or b.. 500
I'D n, lr. b.. s.. 24 Indiana l0r., b. 81 90
teO Fh. sr' ID. 80 q ne. 1lr. b...... 30s2
aI Indiana. ior. b. 5l.W 7o3 Quincy. 1r. b.. $3.50
3slj Wis. sr. d.. 5000 los r Sr b. 2, 50
l656 H. l.. lor. 2b.. oOl S0i ne, Tr, b....... z5o
l5j6 18th. lor. b.. 5oo0i 70, Quincy Ilr. b. q 81
2Ol5 18th. lOr b.. E.0i LIS "a sr b.......... $50
3lE n. llr. b..... $500 6ls ID me-, a, b.. 800
ls55 Ontario 6r.. b. 4O0isl7 Olive. 6r b..... Is5o
1904 Wyo., ST.. b.. $50 .9l3 n NV 6r....... IS %
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TABLE BOARD.

LINCOLN CAFE. is ss.. ,'Th naesis ST; nss:l s%i
Reg,l:. dinners. p and sc. Vegetable dinner,
p m: Sc: Rreatf.s J. to 10 6. p. &c. A Il
mn rafesl Try our nc and &C Cub Breaktas. SsS
Ge Business Mems Lunch
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS

THE FAIEMONT. 9Th AND n. Y. AVE. NV
ROOMS AND BATH FRONT...........S32.5o 81. 50
4 ROOMS AND BATH. D.5O
ELEC. ELEVATOR. PHONE EACH APART.
s ROOMS. NEW CONDITION. SIS: WELL 10
Gated: covered porch: worth inspecting. Partici-
lars. BOX 8. Herald Office.
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TO DESIRABLE COLORED
TENANTS.
APARTMENTS.
1900 3rd st. NV. and bath. heat jantor IS 90
1915 ct. NV. room. of bath. 100
HOUSES.
lzo Corca:au. llr b. $50 Isll Ish 1850
Isll 9Th. sr. b.. 2.5I eo6 y H. ave. A.. m.@
1856 r, er.......... II 20 99 9th 5r........ $50
I'D 18th 6r.-........ 60 a5,l Mills ir.. b.. 80
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Other Financial News on Page Nine.
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
In small and largo sums. All transac-
lions ccnducIei with economical consid-
Grafton for borrowers WM II. SAUN-
GERS G CO.. Southern Bldg. S07 18th st.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates; special
privileges with respect t. prior paymenta
Tyler & Rutherford. Inc. 10 18th 1t
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Liverpool.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09

In Melville was left In possession Of
the enemy during the night.
East Of Neuville, we defeated re-
peated attacks Of the French with
heavy losses"
East Of Hebuterne battle again IL
raging after an unsuccessful morning
attack OF the French.
The enemy attack In the forest OF
lie Pretre was repulsed.
Eastern Theater OF War-The
eastern bank Of the river Windau, at
Kubyli, east Of Kurachany, has been
captured by m.
"Our tracking troops are approach
ing Shawl Gin Kovnol from the south
west. On the Dubysa, the enemy's
north wing has been driven southwest.
BY an enclrcling attack, our foremost
line has reached the highway Of Beli-
gol-Allglice,
South Of the Niemen the Russians
retreated toward Koyno after stubborn
fighting positions facing Kobno on the
high road between Mariampol and
KoynO.
"In the Southeastern Theater East
Of Prsemysl the situation remains un-
changed. Northeast Of Hurawna
troops under General l,lnslngei
brought the Russian counter attack
to a standstill. Farther south fighting
ia still In progress for the hills east
Of Kalusz and west OF Jezuwol.
"stanislau already Is In our posses
sion. We took 4,500 prisoners and
captured N machine guns"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-06-09
Scott-HaLhbuton Department Store
To Install Public SerOice Features

fifth floor the employees will be- ready
to assist In the postofrcr sub.statiOn
when need In fact It IL proposed to
make the service well nigh perfect, no
matter how many people are re
uuircd
H. h. Halliburton the secretary ~
the company, was as enthusiastic over
the proposed enlarge service at the
store us Mr. Scott aud other members
Of the firm lie called attention to
some Of the present convenicnces, such
us the rest room, the writing room, the
flcc telephones and other things for
the public aud said that II had bren
his ambition ever since coming 10 the
store 10 carry the courtesy idea ON to
the limit Mr. Halliburton Hys the
public has right ~ expect store
nS large as the Scott Halliburton com
pauy to be- ready with chyFful
prompt and unlimited attention RhIthe
time Tile new pOstoffice sub tptA 7
will be opened on the main fepL dn
July !. Al the same time ,alF the
other improvements will hte )heeu
made aud new sort VI service Will he
found nj this store, according 10 the
men NJ the head NJ the establishment
The business u the present suh.stntion
Is about S5OOOO annually II is eN
pcctpd to steadily grow In lts enlarged
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