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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
l2Hc Dress Percales
BIC Yard

There will be hundreds max
ing house dresses after this sale.
These Percales in light or dark
grounds are 20 inches wide.
Choice OF a splendid range OF
neat designs; See yard.
Mac Dougall-southwlek's usual
price t2Nc yard,
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Ouf-of-ToUn Customers

VIII ind our "Shopping by Mail serv-
ice a splendid convenience. Please re-
member, though, that the sooner these
Anniversary items are ordered, the bet
ter the selection. Order yours today.
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HARNESS IS CUT

~. Rosenberg. " Cohen and d
Fisher. junk dealers. said to be in
VOWED In a fight with other Junk
men over the matter Of organizing.
each has reported to the police that
harness Ia his shop had been
slashed TO pieces. presumably by
the opposing faction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
MAKE DEMAND ON GREECE

LONDON. oct. 25.-The allies to
day repeated their request that
Greece decide whether 10 Join them
or the Central allies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
CANNERYMEN FIGHT

Two Japanese cannerymen were
slightly cut in a stabbing ARRAY
aboard the steamer Northwestern,
at dock here from Alaska, Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
15c White Outing
Flannel 1Oc Yard

Soft fleece. snow white Outing
Flannel. heavy quality. 36 inches
wide. Most desirable for gowns.
pajamas and childrens wear.
Zoe yard.
Mac DougaIl-southwlok's usual
nrlee 15c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
Stamped Linen Pieces
SOC Boxed Stationery
25c

Fabric.finished paper packed
in a large display box. Plain
white. pink or blue tints; as
envelopes and IS sheets OF paper
In cabinet. 25r.
This quality Of paper usually
sells for soc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-25
DR.. BULLIT is here

,aState and city committees Of the
~Aavy league OF the United states
viii be formed soon turnout the
country, according TO ~. James -.
Bullitt, Of San Francisco. Whosis
here temporarily. TO instill interest
IN the work.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
CHICAGO CRAZE MARKETS.

thirag,. De-. The advarces cf IL I" ID fo'
wheat LiFeri.pCl tho CTC-lzllIncing Influence
in this market TODAY. Shorts bid up the psicc
for December arn; ~ for May 'ary in
rsI to up their pnsitions. Whr the
feelin. was nervOus and unsettled thc changes
the advanced fright rates between Argentina and
Liverpool. LirerTnoI reported arrivals I-ring alb
sCT'-Il rapidly with the native wheat still scarrP
and in good demand. Export clearances Of brad
.tufs from North America this week nearly
5.C0o01 bushels larger than last week and nearly
",Ccco6 bushels more than for like period >
year ago.
The leading feature nf the wheat market today
the heavy sFlling Il the December future
and the bUpn- of NAV at difference Of II I"
l.. Ey the lIrse~t houses in the market.
It was nerally believed that they at
tempting to rrdurc outstanding contracts
There were only - OC0 bushels uf wheat shipped
from the Argentine Republic this week and this
taken hy Brazil. II is expected slIiImCnts
flnrl that country will continue small. Last week
the exprts 90 bushels and last year ii %.
l'ushels. Wheat to the amount Of so.ooo bushels
has ben Cancelled for shipment Of Chicago
delivered December contracts at Kansas City
will - shirpcd abroad. Cash sales here were
600 lGI>ln millerS and 1900 bushels to
tiers. There so.oO bushels of wheat
snd at the seahoan.
Profit taking saIeS in corn caused LOSES of t. Is
cri;s. The cd time hull crowd led in the selling
md secured handsome pnftS 1t difis1Ilt
wCakor thIm the Mav. because ,f thc increased q
',ril =s e cash ty the C. untry and the belief
tat further price los, is likely.
Cash Saes here l25 90 bushels.
H. sympathy with cum. price losses in oats
we're 4 TO : cent.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
GRAPHoPHoNE STOCK GAINS.
Fifteen shares Sell at Inrrcns-d
Price on Local Change.

\ sharp advance in the demand for
American Graphophone stocks ana a
slight interest in Washington Gas issues
~erc the only features of yesterdays
session OF the Washington Stock En-
change Although only fifteen shares OF
Graphophone common was traded in. they
brought 135. as compared with I2lI. on
Thursday. Quotation figures on the COM
mon were established at l32 bid and l3j
asked
y total Of fifteen shares of Washington
Gas stock sold in odd lots after call at 16,
or three-quarters of point above the
price ON Thursday. Washington Railway
and Electric common appeared stronger
than for several weeks. but no sales were
effected
Other sales of the day included fiftv-
two shares Of Washington Railway and
Electric preferred at ~, sl.Opp worth of
Potomac Electric Power consolidated >
per cent bonds at %7s, s7.O0o worth of the
same bonds at the same price. $500 Wash
ineton Railway and Electric Is at HI..
and Sl."o Washington Gas IS at los.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
TWO CITIZENS BODIES
TRYING TO HELP BElUINC
Newly Organized Association Strongly
Opposed to Prohibition in
the District.

A second Benning Citizens Association
was organized by men Identified with
larOA Industries in that section at q meet
ing at the home OF James W. Brown.
Benning and Anacostia roads. Thursday
night.
As soon as permanent officers had been
elected 1t was voted to join the Fedora
ton Of Citizens Associations. Michael A.
Keane being elected delegate with
Charles n. Farr as alternate
These officers were elected: Charles ".
Farr. president: Andrew ID. LofYler, vice
president: Max Oppenheimer. secretary.
and DR.. Harry Epps. treasurer. Among
others who Joined were Henry Kaiser.
W. p. Irwin, N. Keyser. James W.
Brown. Jacob Beck. Mrs. Johanna winn.
Bert L. Benson, NJ Heine, C. W. Sheriff,
and Mrs. c. Faunce.
A resolution oposing prohibition for the
District was adopted unanimously. and
the delegate to the federation was IN
structed so to vote when the matter is
taken up by that body tonight.
The association went on record as
favoring the substitution of q tunnel for
the present grade railroad crossing at
Bennins- The association is not In favor
Of the erection OF viaduct at Benning.
and committee will be sent to the Com
missioners in opposition to that proposal.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
COTTON MARKETS.

Nv York. Dec. , -'"iton steady TODAY.
ending at an advance Of to points. At the
start the market made p1nT rcsponse the cables
firm Livcrrn"l prices rising only : To . points
The selling. while small. general and reactions
occurred sfte- the start. Tie relatively casv ruling
"f the market led TO further widening of differ
rnHS l.;Wecn New York and LiIrrp5DI and lst.r
attrartod active bNTg b. h'usaS with English con-
nectinrs. This absorb 4 liquidation and prices
rallied. When the market at iycrp-1I rlnSed
trading r anne les active. hut selling was r<tricteI
hy hIllish advances from the South. Tosard mid
day the list sagEcd under small offerings fr,m Wall
street.
In tho afternoon the mark; fuctGa,cd irrcsularly
Prizes rrruycrcd second ms-sase stating that
DCr mlcr br-'kinsS :r'm the So.urhcrn p"rts were
heavy.
STnt here was s'eRdy at an advance o{ p-intS
At l:E: sales were { so haic~ SIsot at LiIe-ppnl
vas TUict at a drchn'. It : prints On the haSi,
Uf ..Sh for mi,lilins uIIand Future. there cn,Iel
At net inss Of ! Point to an adVancr Of -
| Cints.
!'"-t rvrcirts for the day wcrr = so bale,
against ..Sl haCs aSr New Yurk war
house stocSs -. 20 Iules. CuTarrd with i0s
bales last ye1r.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

ouotatinns given below are for large lots Of sooA
marketable goods only. Jebbers' prices higher.
Lower grades may be sold for les. Fancy goods
command higher prices.
Pruiuce market weak poultry, lambs and hog.
Receipts Of same heavy and demand well satisfied.
SgpPiy Of rabbits liberal. Veal calves ! cent
stronger. with srod demand Prevailing.
Fruits and vegetables quiet condition. LETTINGS
and t1natUes and squash in strong demand
DiGS-Fresli. pe- drz.. Sag; Southern. =.
III TrER-Best prints. new. Tsr h.. 8; tub. s.:
process. 26: under grade. creamery. Ss1o; store
Iackc.l. lsa0
LAED-Tul. rr.. III. .; do. compound. 7as;
cuttrusced oil. per can. -
CHEESE-New YcIk. new. per ID. IL: fat. pa
h.. ls: Swiss domestic. Per lb. 81: do foreign.
yer iS.. -
LIVE FoULTRY-Hcns. per H.. :sal4 rpostrrs.
DIT H.. laalI: spring ducks. Ter n. Iial5: spring
chickens. pr H.. i5as; turkeys. Icr ID. q
GREEN GOoDS-Beails. per basket. 2ooa3.oo.
bets Ter bunch. 2a,: Brussels sprouts. Der qt..
,sIi; cabbage. new. per bbl.. 5oa75: carrots. rer
h.nch 2a3; cauliaower. crate. 30: celery.
yer rrstC. S.O0ai0; cucumisrs per basket 25oa35o
cymhlinSs PER crate. 20oas0o: eggplants per crate
:.Cna25o: kae. per bbl. +oa5e; lettuce F1oda. T.r
basket. I.ooa:.5o; do. North Carolina. pr basket
I.cns!:9 onions. per sack 1.5lesJ: par,nir~. pcr
hoN. sa75 TeT'perS. pc- crate. l75a3.co: ropcurn.
rer boy 100; pJta,nes, per s1rk. I..5a2=5: sweets
psT H.. ltNal-75: vans. per bbl.. lsl.5o: sIuash.
pr bbl.. L';a2JD; spinach. per bbl.. 7jalG: tona
toes. nearby. per boy. 2Coaioo: turnirs. rer Dbl.
!. .e1al.ic: do. TCr hoT. @ian
FRUITS-Arples. pSr bbl. I.enai.6: cranberies
Ter bbl-. I.J0hsJo: d.. par l-'I. l75@2n: gaps
per basket. lci=a,s: grs--frut. per box. 3ooa351
lemons. Tsr box. 2sca3.5o: pineapplcs per crate.
35OaIm
LIVE STOCK-vcal calves rrine Ter H.. IlaI2
DO. medium. Ter H.. Icsles; do. rev. sss4
sIIiIt. lambs Der II. sis=.
DRESSED G6DDS-DrCSscd hcSs. pr III. ssst ;
de-. heaVy. Tf.as
HAY. sTRAw. AND ~oRN-H,y best Timothy.
per ton. lSco: mixed. per ton. lcooal5.p:
straw. per ton. Ioooal3.oo: wheat straw. per ton.
$40: corn. Per bbl.. 100; do. new. Der hbl. 300
per h. IssE; do timothy. per bus. 3ssaS.
red top. PER lb.. loi7: orchard Grse. per bua.
.saI2s: hius go.s g-r bus. LIS: rye. pr bo-.
-.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
MARKET SLOW;
PRICES UPPISH
Not Much Trading, but Firm
Tone to List After the
Early Hours.
lRcccANE nnN,T H0lMT
MESSAGE DON'T COUNT
Forgotten in Yesterdays Estimate of
True Values by Wall
Street Sharps.

New York, Dec. 3.-Although somewhat
less active the stock market was strong
today. Standard issues rose an average
of a point. while specialities advanced
from one TO five points. Commission
houses reported a slight volume of buy
ing. but the rise in values was largely
attributed TO the covering of profess
sionals One report on the floor was that
Bernard NJ Baruch covered n line OF
short but this received little credence.
Yesterdays weakness extended TO to-
days opening. prices showing slight de-
clines The lower level drew out buy
ing orders that quickly caused rally.
Toward the end of the first hour there
was a slight recession. but the upward
movement WIS resumed in the second
hour and given added impetus in the
early afternoon. Closing prices were only
slightly under the best.
Message Is Forgotten.
The Presidents message, which was
given so much prominence, is the rea-
son for Wednesdays and yesterdays de-
cline. seemed to have been forgotten with
the upiift in prices.
News essential in the making of Sc
curity prices continues favorable in the
shape of increased railroad earnings. re-
ports of business Improvement and cheap
money Commission houses. however. do
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
Plan to Save Tinfoil.

novel means of raising money for
charitable purposes has made its ap-
pearance. 1t is the tinfoil plan. MI that
is necessary is to stick up little signs that
read, save your tinfoiI" The people
save their tinfoil. and then it is collected
and sold and a big profit is reaped.
The plan is being put in operation for
the benefit of the Washington Emergency
and Receiving Home for Children. at
Bancroft. Va. Rev. Patrick Murphy -
in charge of the tinfoil campaign. which
is a product of the brain of Edward p.
Eynon. 1r. champion long-drive golfer Of
the Capital. Mr.. Eynon tried the plan
at the Columbia Golf Club recently and
in a short time he saved thirty five
pounds
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
COMMERCE AND FINANCE

not expect much activity unless quota
tions move up. for notwithstanding the
favorable conditions, they say experience
has shown that customers don't act un-
til the market shows distinct signs OF
strength. For this reason they look for
a greater volume of orders on the buy
ing side with any further rise In quota
tons.
Active trading in United Fruit stock
with q wide range of s1-2 points be-
tween the low and high prices attracted
attention Early In the day the stock
rose 51-2 points. but In the afternoon
dropped from 159 1-2 to $50. notwithstand-
ing the balance of the list was rising.
Reason Heard After Close.
Just afer the close the reason for
the decline was made public in an an
nouncement that the company is plan
ming to sell about $12,0o0,000 par Of
new stock at 120 to shareholders and
retire $1e.00o.000 of per cent notes
due in 1917. Selling was said to- be
largely for the account OF Boston in
terests. who were disposing of some
of theirs in anticipation Of subscribing
to the new shares. Expert statisti-
clans figured today that the rites" to
subscribe to the new shares would be
worth approximately IS a share
War stocks participated in the re-
bound in market prices. but nothing
like weeks ago when public specula-
tion was heavy. Bethlehem Steel
rose fifteen points. The initial sale
was ten shares at 455. a decline of fif-
teen points. followed by 100 shares at
$50. then 100 at 45s. 100 at 460 and
closed with 100 shares at AS.
Nickel Makes. Big Gain.
International Nickel came in for
comment when II rose eight points
on purchases by people who believe
that as a stock paying 20 per cent in
annually il should sell
higher TO be in line with the yield of
other investment issues. Within the
last week there has been some profit
taking in the stock by people who
bought the shares at much lower
prices. but the offerings were readily
absorbed.
Railroad earnings were favorable.
Louisville and Nashville reported a
gross increase of siG7,1S3 and a net
increase of s6O4.S97 Canadian Pa
cifics gross for the fourth week of
gained s1.796.0OO. making
the gross expansion for the month
s.. .3O9. 900. New Haven also reported
= gross increase of 100000 for Octo-
her
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04

New York. Dec. 3.-Bradstreet's weekly
trade review tomorrow will say:
Apparently. the week has been the
busiest In a long time. Activity in trade
as well as In leading Industries is more
marked than heretofore. Jobbers. whole
sale dealers. retailers. manufacturers
bankers are a unit In reporting activity.
and sold I'D for months to come Is the
condition OF numerous Industries.
Complaints spring from inability to get
supplies and from chagrin for not having
bought at lower price levels than now
prevail. rather than from lack of de-
mand.
Weather Important Factor.
area, with holiday buying. tends to ac-
centuate activity and to testify to the
increased purchasing power of the
masses. thanks to widespread employ
nent at relatively high wages. Holiday
buying has started on large scale. nu-
merous sections of the country report
that the better grades OF gifts are I'm re-
guest.
Winter-like weather in the West. North
west and Southwest has resulted in a
brisk demand for heavy-wearing ap-
parel. at the same time low stocks In the
hands Of interior distributors cause ac-
tivity among jobbers. while advances in
raw materials-a feature. by the way. of
most important commodities this week
send orders for spring shipment TO whole
sale deal' r. in staple articles.
Demand for Shipments.
incidentally. the steady demands beinl;
made for immediate shipments corrobor-
ate reports as to depleted stocks-a wide
spread condition.
Industry swings along et an active gait.
the iron and steel trade leading. with
mills unable to supply demands despite
augmented capacity, while new domestic
business Is unchecked by higher prices.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Ncw York. Dec. tall money opened u. per
high. cent; low. 4. Ier cent; rsnexals.
=. pr cent; last . per cent: ruling rate. lS
pcr cent.
The ma-act :ur time money Is'veTy easy. There
abundant offerings hut the lack Of bidders
prrvCnts lirge mt Of business being done
Practically ali the trading is in indusIials. The
rates quoted g. rer cert for sixty and ninety
days AID four months. and Ter cent for six
mouths Owing tn the how rRtr for call money.
there Iractically bids for loans the
year.
Trading in mixed money continues quiet. Tie
rates quoted ez Per cent for sixty days. 2=aJk
I,r cent for ninety days. n per cent for fOur
months aaa3 per cent for five and six months and
- per cent for the year.
TIE commercial paper market remains dull. Very
little paper is being offered on the market and
the rates unchanged. Coed paper of regular
maturities is quoted at ~ to 81 per cent.
limited amount of trading is being done in very
choice paper at per cent.
business in accer tances is still small in volume.
Owing TO the abundance "f money and the low rates.
the banks are discounting Their accertances and
retaining them. The little business is being done
is at 2 to 2A per ent for three and four months
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE
Dun Says Developments Are Of Strong Constructive Nature
Bradsreet Agrees that Shipments Are Now Heavier Than
Ever Before Outlook Good All Around

New York, Dec. 3-R. G. Dun's
weekly review of trade will say to-
morrow: Nearly every development IL
Of constructive nature. and further
gains are added to those previously
recorded. Each week domestic con-
sumption enMrges. while the railroad
embargoes emphasize the magnitude
of the export business. unusual meas
ures being taken to relieve the pres
ent freight congestion. There is now
scarcely an industry or trade in any
section that is not participating freely
in the general advance.
Even lumber-formerly one of the
most depressed lines is everywhere
moving in larger volume, especially
in Pacific Northwest, and prices are
rapidly recovering to a normal basis.
The revival in this quarter is due
both to heavy foreign buying and an
extensive home demand for building
purposes. notably in the Middle West
and in the Industrial East.
Open weather has been an impor-
tant influence in the promotion of
outdoor work. while temperatures
over a considerable area have been
good.
big Business I'm Footwear.
Footwear Is among the most active
features, the factories being crowded
with work, many New England tex
tile plants are running overtime and
as manufacturing operations are
further extended consumption Of fuel
materially increases.
Still higher prices do not deter buy
ers of iron and steel some contracts
covering requirements far into 1915.
while copper is fairly active at the
20-cent level.
Though holiday sales develop slowly
IN some directions. merchants
throughout the country confidently
anticipate and make preparations for
an exceptional Christmas trade, owing
TO the greater ability and disposition
Of the people to purchase.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04

SIS City Mills bsst winter patent SIS; do. blend
cd latent. 65; do. high grade straight. SIS: Co..
extra. t.Ns4-5: do. spring latent. as; rye -four.
medium TO choice Isoa5.e: commcal. Ier 100 Ibs-.
I-5als5.
LIVE POCLTRY-C Chickens old hens. Z lbs. and
over. Ter h.. II; DO. old hens smaller PC. n. u;
roos;Crs h.. salo; do. spring. large. h.. IS: do.
snail ID. Il; ducks. Muscovy lbs and over. l3ala;
fekns Us. and OE,r. Nal5; do. puddle. lts. and
over. Eai: Indian rurnen H. l2al3 pigeons Iair.
lja3; guinea fowl. each. 40af5; turkeys lbs. and
"vrr. Young. p-r H.. 2laZ: do. snhll. BAD; do.
old. H.. 20a2l: do. I-,pr and crooked breast. per
H.. 8; gecsr. Mar land and Virginia. Tsr H..
lial-: do. WestFrn and southern Per H.. bali.
choice. 5SaG: do. good 3oa32: do prints, IA:s.
do. blocks lab: ladies' 2a2J: Maryland and Penn
syiTaDia rolls. lsao: dairy Prints. Sad: pru>ess
butter 2iA3s; storeTacSej. a
EGGS-Marylapd. PennsylyanIa and wesfsn
hrsts. y, West Virginia. 3: Southern. n
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
Yale Men Will Meet Tonight.

Yale men in Washington will gather
tonight at the University Club. where the
annual meeting OF the Washington Yale
Alpmni Association will be held at $50
o'clock. Moving pictures OF the life at
Yale will be shown and Lieut.. Francis
+. Riggs, L. s. A.. an alumnus of Yale,
will address the association on the sub
icct of the Yale Battery. which has
been organized al New Haven. officers
will be elected. and the matter of the
scholarship started BY the association
last year will be passed upon.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
New Orleans.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Nov York. Dec. 3.-MILLFEED-Inquiry is mod
crate at weaker prices. Spring Iran in l0DpornG
sacks. gDa23l0 to arrive; standard middling. I,
arrive. 2.9aS.lo: rcd-dng. to arrive, GUa5n 90
winter wheat in 100 pound sacks to arrive 2 jos
rs: city bran, in bulk. rs: oil meal 8 50a:p o.
per ton.
rORK-Fim: dealings moderate Mess, TSs
lSN: family, 1.0sz2D: clear. Ia@250
BEEF-Steady; business is moderate. Packet
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
q. s. Need Not Paw Local Firm.

BY a decision of the Comptroller of the
Treasury. made public yesterday. Miller.
Clagett & Co., n Washington firm. can
not collect a charge Of $2.5iSi against
the government for supplies delivered to
the Government Hospital for the Insane.
The firm had a contract with the govern
ment which. it Is alleged. the firm did
not keep. and the government was forced
to purchase the supplies at open market
at a cost of A,1H.9.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
Dinner to Gockeler Tonight

The Board of Trade dinner this evening
in honor of former Secretary e. J.
Cooke ler Will be held in the large ball
room on the tenth floor OF the Willard
Hotel. So many members have indicated
they will attend that the red room was
found too small The dinner will begin
at o'clock. The regular monthly meet
ing OF the directors of the Board of Trade
will be held next Monday afternoon at
4:l5 O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore Dec 3.-MILLFEED Tin looIb sacksI
- Spring bran. 9Oa23.5e; -four to white middlings.
%. .oa33o0: Western mddlings. goh3.0: city
mills middling. 23.Saetoo; d.. white middlinss.
20 Uasl 90: do. winter bran. ciceaeoo.
FLOUR-Winter clear. i.,5a5.oo: winter straight.
Cas- y; winter patent. 5.na565; spring clear. I15a
SD: spring straight 5ana55): spring patent. 5.5ss
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04

E.2laIs.OQ: family. ls.Ea!9j0: extra India mess
so; mcSs r.5alsc.
LARD-Fim: trading is moderate Prime West
crn. 80: rfined Continent. 1880 South Aemrcan.
ltej; refined Brazilian In kegs. u.65; beef searine
!Cs onts; lard stearinc. quiet at .lo. cents.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE
Furnished by w. II. HIbbs & Co.
SALES.

SALES.
Washington Gas r. 81 90 at n.
Washington Railway x Electric l.. $50 at sIis.
Potomac Electric s. 81 o1p 5J7.. 81 900 at
at 100
Washington RAILWAY 4 Electric pfd.. 3 at s..
at s., = al 81
GrsphoI hone com. Is at I35.
After call:
Washington Gas. al Is. 10 at Is.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04

Jim Buckley. manager of GuntUat Smith wa.
the widest man in ten counties when his meal
ticket punched out by Jim Coffey early in the
week.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Dc STOCKS On the Uutsilc market
;olay fIiSly active ard strong. CoDrr- shares
Eer, quiet. moving frac; IMAM up and down. lose
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04

Total salrs $50 shares against ssi1s5 YESTERDAY
ard 5sss2 a week aSD. This day year ago the
exchange closed. From January / to date
l-c69.sll. against B.77s6Oo a year ago
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore. Dec. ).
BALTIMORE CITY STOCKS Resj.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-04
The Safest Investments

49, :.-.>,s that do mi uUcIusIe duEIIIg t;iH
tu.beS cDnuIIIUus u the nlouey uocs 0ar.
ts,A rHsi deed Of uLst ootss Inrst mott
tasesI vclI ~sguIed IcaI estate IL the UiS
trlct OF LciumbIs. cunstEute g1t-edSe L.
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