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smIrrng Government Towels.

1t is quite Il come down from mat
ters Of state to the domestic, not to
say intimate. matter OF towel service
In the departments of Washington. Yet
the subject is not without it's interest
from tn. light which II sheds upon
what we may style the minor morals
Of TIL" public. The towel bill in tho
big Treasury Department has been
running into awful figures. The tow
els do not stay put. Dozens are swip-
eel every day. The clerks. many Of
whom are women. were suspected at
first. but they Indignantly protested
Innocence" ana the charge could not
be proved. Then visitors were detect
cd pock"tinS the towels. Tourists, by
reason Of the central location OF the
Treasury and of tho interest to sight
sccrs. visit the Treasury in larger
numbers than any other building 1t
Is now believed that they are taking
the towcls-cOnsplcuous marked rs
belonging To the Experimentation SOU
vcnirs. by way of meeting this drain
upon the public purse. the Treasury
Department contemplates installing a
system OF hotair drying. The device
is nj once simple and sufficient. The
HANDWRITING machine is covered by a
hood into which the washed and still
damp hand Is placed. while the owner
or tho hand places his foot upon a
small pedal near the floor. A soft
whirring sound follows. and the OK
pcrimcntcr's fingers. palms and wrists
undergo the sensation of having been
caught In Kansas zephyr. The hand
dryer stands like Il clergyman pro-
OF ten seconds. Then he withdraws
his hands and. after rubbing them to-
gcther, finds them perfectly dry-San
Francisco .Argonnut.
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In Ave years New York C;tv has
ADDED round half million 10 It's in
hao'tants. the total population now
being 5.2t5.Si2. Unless London has
grown n little the faster in tho dvc
years, our American mctropolia 10 now.
inc most populous city on earth
inns distinction ia very pleasing 10
nc true New Yorker. who regards
size Is the chief blessing tina, can COW.
10 n people. Especially will IL CRAFTY
our respected friend. the New Yorl;
herald; IT can now proclaim with more
NiSor than ever that New York In tho
Src7teht summer resort city In
America. But Boston is still, and Will
remain. the bcst.-Boston Post
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Voting In Decent Surroundings

Is NOtIhC HcSIln"U TO become rs re-
spectacle an occupation as eating or
reading? II has not been long since
the humble votc-castcr, vending hia
way toward the polls. kept his eyca
open for Il saloon. In that palladium
of our liberties he was almost sure TO
find an imposing array or Judges and
watchers. To some voters, of course
Tho place had friendly familiarity
that was inviting. Many n ballot must
have been east that otherwise might
not have been. Just because it was so
easy TO enter tho wcll-known door
But there were citizens whose cduca-
ton in this respect had been neglected
and the campaign on their behalf has
now progressed In this city to tho
point OF complete success. Governor
whitman has signed n bill making tho
use OF schoolhouscs and other public
buildings for polling places mandatory,
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
mont:
NJ. =. Pcmbcrton. for Mr. Williams,
go North Twcnty-third street, two
outlets
w. II. jerks. for NJ. Kaminsky. 1915
last i!road street, fourteen fixtures
Same, for X. j. Carter, Fcndall G.
rogers Avenues, thirty-thrcc fixtures.
j. G. Newton, for G. T.. Lewis DIG
lures.
Same for p. II. Gay, 1911 Virginia
Avenue, three outlets and two fixtures.
Same" for y. J.. Sharp. 1919 Enslow
Avenue. eleven outlets and fixtures.
w. II. Jcnis. for s. i. Young. 4oo
West Baker street. six outlets
Same. for Mr.. Valentine IS East
Franklin Street. thirty outlets.
Lyons & Williams, for o. c. Peers
2112-A East Broad Street, thirteen fix
lures.
Same. for same, 27Ia East Franklin
street, thirteen nXturcs
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Feeding Isrupp.,s Employees.

HAVING housed their people comfort
ably the Krupps next turned their at
tention to feeding and clothing them
and supplying them with furniture and
household requisites. Thus enormous
supply stores have been developed At
first the supplies were sold at cost
price, and naturally difficulties soon
arose with the local shopkeepers. Now
goods are sold at current prices to
every one. whether employed by the
firm or not. But in order that the GIN
ployees should not be robbed OF their
benefits n system Of rebate was de-
Vised, and now every year in Deccm-
Der the bonuses are returned TO tho
work people I'm cash.
In connection with these great stores
slaughter-houscs and largo bakery
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY

Ills I-ttNr K!chWond- Mann st Station
B. titHL!e isugcs not guaIaEt-et For m.
9"uLh pAi!y ":39 =. NJ. local: 1880 A. 81.
eNrrrss: T.. VI. express with obs.rva, ton
s!cepins car open 10 T. ~ 800 p 81 Ginca1
'er keEsyi!.s ana Chase Ci,y-wecA DAYS.
AoLE RIVER I-!n"-5;l0 l. NJ. Steamer Train.
f";lor carr. 1870 4 ana i:.6 T. 81 dniis
Trains Arrive F,cnrnona- From ~. eo,,.
900 a. =. ana $500 4. NJ. $50 T. n 30
H. daily; so i. ~. except SUNDAY.
rom West Point: 8:+5 y. NJ. eXC.p, Nor
taL: $50 a NJ. and els T.. NJ daily
O'i!"r {" =. Main st. Phone Muti.rn -,
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LAW AND EarITy CouuT.

Monday Il. l.. Chappcn vs. j. j.
Wyatt. Rawlcy. u. g.: Edgar II. Eng
fish, y. d. Swift & Co. vs. I.ubncr
'awlcY " tiiw!cy, y. d.; Lovcnstcin
- d. Moran vs.. Bailey. j. r. Lewis
- q; T.. Il. Phillips. y, d.
TucSday-Smith Erothcr. McClarv-
Mcclellan Co. VS. j. W. Patterson
i:ryan. y. o.. Meredith & Cooke, D. d.
Friday--Staniicld vs.. pott Il McCo-
mas ct ais. Henley, Anderson sc Hall
p a.; w. -. Smith, y. d. Parrish
60. vs. G. q. iiambright. Henley, An
Gcrson G Han, D. d.
Saturday--AnnH Loving VS.. s. IT
fniton Hyrd, y. Il. Same. VS. T. \
'hmp4d"nic:,, l.ovcnstcin. D. O.; O'Flah.
crty, Fulton & Byrd, u. d.
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III sTINGs CouKr. PART H.

Monday and Tuesday Anna BoltZ
vs. Virginia hallway and Power Co.
cI'lahcrty Fulton & Byrd. y. a.;
Wills &. Puiliarn, p. Il.
Wednesday, Sicy's administrator
vs.. ola dominion Iron ana Nail Workn.
Page y. q; Williams. Nelson Il Nell
son. y. ii.
Thursday 49, scott Nuckola co. VS..
lichmond College. OFlahcrty, Full
ton 4 i:yrd, p. a.: y. w Patterson.
y. d.
Friday ana Saturday--J G. Roach
vs Southern Hallway Co Lee, scott
4 Buchanan. y. o.: Il. X. Williams. D. d..
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unloss good reason to the contrary is
advanced. This step may involve an
other. for Mt present smoking is not
allowed in schoolhouses. and the Board
or Education apparently retains It's
control OF these structures. even when
used for voting booths TO rc-cntcr
the kind OF building In which one used
TO sit up straight and recitc the multi
plication table. TO lind tho mir rs clear
as II lessons were ut that moment go
ing on. and then and there to mark u
Dallot--what can the constitutional
convention devise that will DO half SO
radical"--New York Evening Post
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cuANCERN TRANSFERS.
ihrcc Deeds ni IiarGnin aud Sale,
4 mnI,n In. -. ~

II. T.. l!nnS a. uN. to Anita Walker.
nuNl-3 icct at the southeast corner OF
i'ithcroft Avenue and Ncnrico Turn
p,ke. september -. 1915, tax Si.2O.
George w. nrieh, ct ux to G. \
Martin. Jr, 5ONI3j feet west line Griffin
Avenue. So - feet south OF Hooper
street. Sepicluher - 1915. taA 81. $40.
JChil - Gilman, executor. 10 w II.
Davis and G. II. Archer 20XlaG feet
vest lin" Vine street. 1919 feet . inches
north OF Floyd Avenue October .,
1915. 81 loo
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MARRIAGE. LICENSES.

Marriage licenses were issued by tho
clerk OF the Hastings Court yestcrday
as follows:
Luther l.. Martin and Minnie a.
Wade.
Frank D. Hill and Carrie Wool
bridge Archer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-10
vs.: George p, rinnsan. \. Dick

vs.. George r. Finnigan. A. Il Dick
irSon. p. q. 1.-TWO cascsl.
Tuesday, Nelson. administration VS.
Sh".ma kcr Throckmorton, y. q. Cohn,
=: d. i. II. Wood VS. Charles Garrett.
T.. -. Eiglish. y. n: Carter x Cohn.
r. q. This case VIII probably occupy
"Wednesday also
ThurSday-Jamcs l.efcw KS News
l.endcr Co. Throckmorion. D. a.: Nc
cure. Riley Bryan x EgClcston. D. d.
tri"aE-J. I. NUckols Us. Samuel
'"r"ster X Sons. +. l.. Ryan. D. Il.
lanes l.cf"w vs Times Dispatch Co.
Ihrocknorton. y. O.; Williams q Null
lon. y. d.
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LAW AND i:orIT, covnr.

Suit for $4,000 damarcs was ins,i-
tutcd in the Law and Equity Court
yesterday by Mrs. Virginia V. Dcvinc.
administratriX Of tho estate Of william
j.. Dcvinc. against the Richmond and
Chesapeake Fay Railway Company 40
declaration was flied.
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HI;NRICO IRA NSFI:nS
Deeds of Hurgnin and Sale,

TWO Deeds of NurSnin mn, sale,
Amounting TO $50
y l.. Perry ct uX. TO Archer Fro s.
- 2-lgy acres. about, Ia mile cast of
the osborne Turnpike. miles south of
Richmond September is. 1915 SIS
alice g. Anthony ct yir TO Arthur
W. I'LL. lot Il, block l., section . plan
Of Highland Springs building lots.
June IL. 1918, $50
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CIIhNCERY DEEDS or TRUST.
Amounting to

Two Deeds Of Trust. Amounting to
S::,010.3n.
l.. Il. Sims ~ uX. to Henry :. IIutz-
l"r 81 al, trustee" lOOxl35 feet west
line Fourqurohn Avenue, 40 feet north
tcmbcr 81, 1915. $l.77O.
Anita Walker 10 William NJ Miller
G"Ni25 feet at the southeast corner OF
Gaucroit Avenue ANA IIcnyico Turn
pikc. Oct0hcr .. lGin. Sl.HO0.30
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
doris:
l[ritzer &; Harmon. for g. f. Tur-
nor. 2202 East Grace Street.
Carlo Bo"hling Co, for Il. J. Leahy,
ia Hull Street
sam" for y. w. Eowc & Son, aol
East I:road Street
l[ritzcr * Harmon, for John Joseph.
2ntl Nennhlc Strnci
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~ lnoaND AK LINE RAILWAY

nc T"oErcssI'" KaHWay OF thc South
NoLihbuunn trains s,geiuied to lenve Rich
nohi 0ni'S. $50 NJ. Local To Eor!ina 20
o. NJ s"rl"rs ana coaches, Atlanta Bir.
3I4hEHhiu ~ l.. NJ. through conche. md
''tercr- I" .cFsouvlIc: !2:i5 Is 81 slceuar.
ttaHiH. i!ii birmingham, .Ilck-onviiie Tampa
tnd "uHCurs Jacksonville.
NoI .atuur. i.iur pcheauicd n orriy, 4,
'IcEi"pnt drily: ..e a NJ $50 A. NJ local.
$50 a. 81. $50. p " N''
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COURT CALENDARS.

Tho following arc the cases set ror
trial in the various courts this week
T.. g. Is tho abbrcviation for tho
term pro quo rcntc, which means foi.
tho plaintiff
r. -. is tho Authorization for tho
term pro dcf"ndcntc, which means for
'hc defendant
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COI'NCu. SCHEDULE.

The following meetings OF tho Coun-
ell and committees are called for this
week:
Mouday--Committec on Streets at :
O'Clock. to settle on tn. Church Hill
street car tracks and rcroutinc meas
urc: Tho Finance Committee meets at
$50 o'clock
Observation-Disclosures monthly meeting
Of tho Board of Aldermen nj s o'clock.
Friday-The Chartcr-C Cha nEe Com
mitto" mccts n s o'cloclk
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CH,NcEnY RELEASE DEEDS.
TWO Release Deeds. irnountinE to 81,

Tw" Rcicns" Deeds tmomnting 10 ST.
SIG.
j. j. LcalIe ct al. trustees, to Eiiza-
beth Y Lee. 25El"0 foot NORTH lin"
I;road street, 81 feet cast Of Thirty
fourth street. October i. 1915. s112O
Same to willard T. Robinson. ~ b.
40 feet south line Grace street o3S
feet west Of Meadow street October
:. 1915. $f72G.
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HFNRICO LAND SHOWS
IIi"HII, C1,yI fu,>

l.n'ico county lands. ~ we'll as
South Richmond property, were hnIow.
the average last wccl; in ACTIVITY. Few
sales werc made III these ana wh.,
deals were put across were sor small
property. There were reports current
IN realty circles yesterday OF a; least
ono good deal that had been almost
COR ?i''"H ny On Eleventh street agent.
but Ia" refused TO discuss tho sale saL.
ing that an" premature announcement
ml"ht kno' j. negotiations off.
Il was stated yesterday that the Rcal
Esiat" Exchange expected TO move into
is nov quarters ono day this week.
u" nn'!lihE has been practically com
P'ti'| ana SECRETARY BOvkin saws that
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Richmond & Chesapeake BAY Railway ComDaDv

schedule NmhJccl to- Chang. Wi,honi J'''
Nuiicc.
M rs a 3D.. y. NJ. -.IU a. Nj H. NJ
l. NJ. T. NJ. =. NJ. bi J. 81. so T.,
a. Ply J. VI 40 T. 81 los T. 81 10 T.
Trains leave Ashland $50 a NJ b.z
NJ. a. VI 10 . ~. 70 a. NJ .'ll a. n.
- noon - I NJ y. VI. T. II T.
NJ b"t2v T.. NJ, 81" t. NJ 3.lU - N
=. NJ. bH q. NJ n L. A. H.
eoar5i"s "aEGHge 'Dily cNccp, sunday
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BUILDING PERMIT.

One building Permit, Amounting
to St.350.
building Inspector Butler issued n
permit yesterday TO the Atlantic Con-
struc,Ion Co, TO build two story
brick tenement. two stores and dwell
ings. on tho south side of Jackson
street between Fourth and Fifth
StrCctS. TO cost St.3In.
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NICImOna Z. Petersburg llactrIc I,
Atlantic Coast Line
Wv S,tnH"'" hn'n"ad OF the south.

Nv ~ ,HHhrH FhIIuud ~ The SOUTH
EFFEt I'VE ApHIl o. lslL
TRAINS LEAVE kicIIAlOND DAuv
- F1i i!oi! ia hni south: s.Is A. NJ and :. ~
h. 81, IL " a 81 80 ""u ~
F9MT N .5 go a. Al. $500 r. A.. .:S
= 81. 80 T. IL ESQ y. III a. Al. 500
Di6 a 81 ''tssS D5 ;, ~ A. ~; CHS A. NJ.
''.tJ q N. ,Hw l. NJ. $50 = az - NJ
. p - 81 i:E NJ IL
r. ''o!d'bo5u and "a .-tt. yill-. .,..s, 4, a.
trains arr!yo it!cnnord daiiv. 80" ~ "a.
! -" U:'' A. Al. ~ A. 81. tl5.t,
/ az Il" 9, d '2;.o 4. NJ. u:H f.. III
/ il:$i +. 81 a. '''V 4. a.
! rtnp sunday. tsunday only.
/ tonB not guarAntoea ana connse-
- o. SAmfbEiJ1 ID. q. A. s,s Mai, q,
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HENnIco c,ncUrr COURT.

Monday-M. V. Quinn vs.. Richmond
! T. Il. Bryan. p. a. Baldwin g. Hrown
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD D0MlVIoN r1ME

~ I">nn'onu. TOO, -. Ash ut. daily 80 T. II
!-r"'ts Nc wpoft News. .........b:OO A 81
80 = ''"''N''. C 90 A
Connections with main line stean.rs LEM
no H"Lioik iDi Sew York daily except sun.
gay. 900 =. 81. Connections "a iso mad. nv ~
W Ky. l. ". ana 4. ~ O. Ily at 4 = NJ
.ftfht Inc siehmcra atop Mt Clurcnont on
"snh!. nau arc met by public convcvnnce
VIRGINIA NAk iGATIOS co. jaime, rive,
~ Daylight FOR Norfolk. Old Point Newport
;re%b ana All James River landings, Monday
wednesday ana Friday at $500 a hi IreiSht
fecciEci TOR all .IaIi.s ItIver ooint.
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dry dock at the plant of the Newport News Shpbuidng
the Atlantic
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY

Gin. I.evillo s. Vest 200 .u.co
Main Line. Local a !, -" y,
James Hi'"r Limo -.O.0n - 49, ~
y. News ME-. DlI PIT - n -, -, .. ~
Newport Eows Local .,.'5 = m y
rrains lrriv. from NIX. 'll:2o n -5:JS -
~ y: ~ 'ews 80. a. 500 p From
Vet 'S:Sc a.. '3:h j.. 1856 A. tl:,0 n
zoo y daily from Charlottesville ry,.',,
Snn.ht from Thurmoud. Ias River. ts:.f
pa'!y. .Eyrep. Sunday.
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HOTELS
TURKISH AND ROMAN BATHS.
THE JEFFERSON
RICHMOND. '

IN most maruiiicynt motel I'm the
South. European pldn. Rooms Stn"l"
and ON suite with and without baths
Special sample rooms
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
SYNOD OF baltimore
OPENS NEXT week
PresbyterianS Will Meet in
Washington Church. Oct.
20, 81 and 2S
PRESIDENT WILL
RECEIVE CHURCHMEN

The annual meeting Of the Synod
Of Baltimore will be held in the
lexington Presbyterian church, at
Washington, d. c.. on October 26,
% and 2s inclusive, Interesting
programs have been arranged for all
the sessions. The chief social fea-
ture OF the convention will he a
reception on Thursday afternoon by
President Wilson.
The synod will be formally opened
on Tuesday evening when sermon
will be preached by the retiring
moderator. the Rev. S. Beattie Wylie,
of New Castle. Del. Following the
sermon a brief business session will
be held at which a new moderator
and permanent and temporary clerks
will be elected and reports of the
committee on docket and committee
/ of arrangements will be given.
On Wednesday morning committees
VIII be appointed and statistical re-
Continued on Page Sixteen.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23

The map shows how Servia is being
attacked ON the north and east by
the Austro-Germans and Bulgarians,
while from the south Anglo-French
troops are rushing 10 the aid of their
ally The Bulbarians report the cap
ture OF Vranja on the Nish-Saloniki
railroad The Austro-G German ad-
vance from the north is making slow
headway. The Servian government
archives have been removed from
Nish. to which place they we're taken
When. in the early days Of the war.
the Austrians mcnaced Belgrade TO
Prizrend. near the Albanian frontier
The capture of Strumitza by the allies
was reported and subsequently de-
MED
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
bethlehem Steel AGAIN
LEADS MARKET ADVANCE

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Oct. 23.--An initial Jump
Of ten points from yesterdays close in
bethlehem Steel featured the stock
market today 4 hundred shares sold
lat $50. l.. ;. Steel was also active
though not showing as great an ad.
vance. selling at 81. up 3.s. The motor
stocks opened WE'LL Maxwell at II 3-s
mp l 3-S, and General Motors up at
i37l.
Railroads were quiet. Canadian Pacific
mp J az l72. while Union Pacific sold of
IA az 1875 3-4
Baldwin continued to be stock mar
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I...T CLo.5Io- 212 and 2I4
JdliltS L. (lldlluleI, w. Ninth
St. Tele-
Undertaken phones
12O3-2674
DEATHS.

Robert q. Potts.
Philip Elder
Alfretta M. Pipino.
Margaret finan.
Emma l. Bell.
EDLER--At Richardson Park on Oeto-
Der -, 1915, Philip Edler, aged "a years
Relatives, friends and members Of the g.
a. X. are invited 10 attend the funeral ser.
vic at his late residence az Richardson
Park, Monday afternoon. October %, at
o'clock. lnterment at Mt. Salem Gene
FINAN--In this city, on October p, 1915,
Margaret finan.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from the residence Of her
brother James finan, No. ola West Fourth
street, ON Monday morning, October IS, at .
9. clock. Requiem mass at 81. Paul 5
Church. Intermont at Cathedral cemetery
PlflNO-ln this city .on October q, 1918,
Afretta NJ, wife Of Nathaniel Pipino and
daughter Of the late George I. and Sarah
Relatives and friends are invited to AZ.
tend the funeral services at her late resi-.
I dence, No. 2324 Washington street. on sun
I day afternoon, October "a, az o'clock In
torment at kivcrview cemetery
i POrrS-On October 21, 1918. Robert G.
\ Potts aged 90 years.
\ Relatives and friends are invited 10 at.
tend tend the funeral services a, his late resi-
noon. October "a, at ! o'clock. Interment
1 Union hill cemetery, kennett Square. Pa.
! BELIs--ln this city. on October %, 1915
Emma |. Bell. age 5s years.
Relatives and friends are invited l.
, attend the funeral services, at the resi-
dence Of her sister. Mrs. Elwood Il
Brown. No. 400 West Twentv-thir
street. on Monday afternoon at
. o'clock Interment Wilmington an
Brandywine cemetery.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23

Find your new maid by running a
Want Ad.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
CATARRH LEADS
TO CONSUMPTION

Catarrh is as much blood disease
as scrofula or rheumatism. Il may be
relieved. but il cannot be removed by
simply local treatment Il breaks
down the general health. weakens the
lung tissues. and leads TO consump-
tion.
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is so successful
I'm the treatment of catarrh that IL
Is known as the best remedy for this
disease II purlfes the blood Ask
your druggist for e.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, dupont Building
furnish the following quotations Of local
ssseil.ies' Bid. Asked.
DUPONT Powder Co. 4is's. lOlh l02
oulont Debenture G's. 100 los
onfont q Co. Common
lnewl Al, ..o
DUPONT Common (oluI 49,. % aaa.
Hercules Preferred .......ll4 ll5i.
Hercules Common .. 436 ats
Atlas Preferred . o. ast
Atlas Common . 262 2eg
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ket feature in the second hour. dragging
the market down with it in its decline
and losing all it had gained earlier in
the day The market closed irregular.
Evening journal., 1915-10-23
WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
BY The United Press
NEW YORK, Oct. 2S--The actual
weekly bank statement today showed
the following changes
Surplus, increased .......N 1885,
Loans. increased .......... 46.Oe3,ooO
Reserve in own vaults, in
creased ................ 0I5' 600
banks, increased -, S.sSs.OOo
Reserve in other depositor-
les, increased ........ l2,659,0O0
Net demand deposits, in
creased ........... p $50 900
met time deposits. increased 2.953, 900
Circulation, increased ...... 1850 o
/ Aggregate reserve ........ 129, 9,l95,9O0
CITY BANK CLEARINGS.
Clearings of the local banks for the
week ending today were 81, sol ,6l6.50, as
compared with 81 sos 026.77 for the cor
responding week of last year.
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Evening star., 1915-01-19

In spite of the inclement weather
large gathering of relatives and friends
assembled at the farm of Mr.. and Mrs.
William r. Baker, between Berwyn and
Beltsville, on the Washington and Bal
timore boulevard, to celebrate the fif-
tieth anniversary of their marriage
Sunday last. This venerable couple
Evening star., 1915-01-19

Lieut.. c. H. Wells, U. S. NJ c., and
Mrs. Wells are stopping at the Wood
ley. Lieut.. Wells is at present on
leave, having just returned from Santo
Domingo.