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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH NEWS
BRITISH CASUALTIES
ssoaatsd Press b. o. S. Naval wt1eless.l

tASsoClateo freSs py y. D NAVAL "He4eSSJ
LONDON. England. Sept. 26.-The
total British casualties during the
week ending last night, on all Fronts,
were $685.. This is 1000 fewer than
the previous week, despite the fact
that the fighting in Flanders last
week was heavier than toe preceding
period, with the British making a sub
stantial gain in territory.
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Nuxated Iron to make New Age of
Beautiful Women and Vigorous Iron Men

Most
the Strength
and Endure OF Delicate
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MOOSE HEADouARTERs

Magoon Bldg, ls4 Merchant. Open
DALI from s A. M. to p. NJ. Phone
Toto.
Al Visiting Brothers Invited
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MYSTIC LODGE No. 2, X. Of p.
Reets in Pythian Hall, corner Fort
and Beretania streets, every Friday
evening at 1880 O'Clock. Visiting
brothers cordially invited.
r. GoSLING. c. c.
A. B.tANGUs. P. c. <. R. and s.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
Third Judicial Circuit, Territory of
Fawaii-At Chamberlain Probate.
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GOVERNOR OF TEXAS
0USTED FROM OFFICE

AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 26.-James
E. Ferguson, elected governor of
Texas, against whom impeachment
proceedings for malfeasance in office
were sustained in the Texas senate
was yesterday declared formally re-
moved from his high office and de-
clared barred hereafter from ever
holding public office in this state.
William P. Hobby, secretary of the
Houston Federal Land Loan Bank, is
in office acting as governor.
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HgRMANNs soEHNE

HERMANNs soEHNE
Honoiulu Lodge, No. I
v.rsa nmlungen in K. OF T. HAL
laden ersten and t-itten Montag;
AVS. 6 und 20, Sept. und IL, OCT.
und is, Nov. ind 10, Dec. 5 uno H.
General versammlung: Septnr ~.
EMIL KLEMME, Praes.
C. BoLTE, Sekr.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. 8.-BUTTEis-csssher
Western separator. extras 4eat6;i; hrsts, kaff;
da.. prints. y pound. extras. 4saiesk; hrsts. ga
y; dos prints ] pound. asaisis; ,hrsts. lias5;
nearby creamery. extras. Eai2; hrsts. San;
GARY prints. MARYLAND. Pennsylvania and yir-
Einia, extras, 5ass; frsts. Aass; store packed.
arsts. sla2; rolls. Maryland and Pennsylyania,
extras. &aS3; do, West Virginia, extras, s2ass
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens smooth, young,
By boat, h.. n; do, by express, IS; do. poor,
rough. 1a2i do. young white Leshorns. ID,
Za2a; do, old hens. pounds and over. H.. .;
ID. l2ai3; ducks Muscoyy and Mousrel, NJ. aps
DO, white Pekins, 2Oa21 do, Indian runners,
leale; do. puddle, 81 pounds and over, lb.,
BAD; do. smaller, poor Hals; eeese, Maryland
and Virginia. fat lb.. 2iaa: do, Western and
Southern, lsa3; do. Kent Island. fat. aA2s
trfkeys; oI choice young. 70 pounds and up. sass;
pigsons old. pair. 20; do, young. ~ pounds
and up. each, 70; do, smaller Zs3o.
EGGs-Msrket firm; loss on. Firsts, Western
MARYLAND. Pennsylvania. and nearby. 80; Eastern
Shore, Maryland and Virginia. 90; Western
tohiol. y; West Virginia. %; Southern tNorth
lsen BY 100 pounds now.)
PoTAToES-White. Western Maryland and
pennsyivania, per 100 Ibs., 2ooa2lo; New York,
No. !. 2oa2.lo; Eastern Shore MARYLAND and
Virginia. lsoal @; sweets. yellow. fresh dug. per
pbas eVAissvB ooss Auue Afunue1, 1oal.Ws co.,
native, per basket. Soas5; fancy iiln-dried, per
bbl., 2.9ss.oo; yams. Virginia and Msryland.
L5oal76
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUIrs-Au.
pies. Maryland and Virginia. per bbl., fancy,
bulk, 20oa20; do, small. l.2sal.so; Maryland
and Pennsylyania, per bushel. eOass; Western
MaHlaDd and Pennsylyanis, packed. No. !, a.soa
5eo; New York State, No. ]. per bbl., 3,s0a5.5o; ;
do, No. 2, 2s0a3.oo; beans Florida, green, per
basket. S5ai,oo; cabbage. native, Savoy, Der
box. toa5o; do. New York. per ton, Danish,
2ooa2s.o0; do. domestic. 20ooa2sO0; carrots,
nearby. bulk. per 100 lbs, i.soa2.oo; celery, New
York State. per doz.. 4as0; do, native, PER
bunch. ia5; caulihower. per bbl., 3.50a50 90; do,
per crate. I.5oa22 Is; cucumbers. Florida Der has
ket. 4.oaa5!oo; eggplants. Florida, per crate,
$50; grapes. Niagara. per basket, l2alS; do.
Salem, l2Il5; do. Delaware. Hale; grape fruit,
Florida. per box. 250a375; kale. native, Der
bushel box, Is: lettuce, Norfolk. per basket, 8
al.5O; do. native, per bushel box. 2Ja30; onions.
Western yellow. Per sack. 25oa27s; do. Mary.
land and Pennsylvania yellow. per bushel, l.ooa
l.2j: oranges. Florida, per box. 3.ooa4.o0: pears,
Eastern Shore. Kiefer. per barrel. Local. .5; do.
per basket. 20; pumpkins. native. each, 7al0
Quinces. New York. rer barrel. No. ], 4.ooa5 90;
spinach, native. per bushel box. 3oaIo; tufnips
native. per basket, washed, SAB: do, Der
bushel box, 50aio
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
few SALES MADE
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Bid and Asked Prices Generally Are
Far Apart.

Several one-hundred-doiiar bonds Of
the American Graphophone Company
were sold at 95 to 96 on yesterdays 5
session of the local stock exchange,
no full-sized bonds being offered
under 80. SO that the total sales, $500
in all, were practically no indication
of the market.
A sale Of ten shares of Union Trust
at 121 and four shares Of Mergenthaler
completed an unimportant session.
Bid and asked prices were general
ly far apart, and there was no dis
position to do business.
Preliminary indication are that the
savings banks Of the city will show a
satisfactory net gain in their deposits
a. Of November 20, compared with the
totals of September II, the date Of the
previous call, despite the fact that
they must necessarily have lost con-
siderably Trough the Withdrawals Of
savings to invest in liberty bonds.
Gains so far reported were as fol-
lows: Bank Of Commerce and Saw
ings, $6,Isi: Home Savings, 1884, ,S97;
North Capital. 81, ,236; Park Savings,
si22, SIC; Security Savings and Com
mercial. $s45, 1872: Union Savings, ss7,
2H: Potomac Savings, $1s2,Sls.
The Dupont National reports s5s, ,4s4
increase; the Lincoln National, s17, 79S
gain, and the National Capital, s, ,2le
gain.
All indications point to more than
$130, 200 900 deposits.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large lots Of
good marketable goods only. Jobbers' prices are
higher. Lower grades may be sold for lees.
Fancy goods command higher prices
EGGS-Fancy, strictly fresh, 54a55; average
receipts. Sass; Southern West Virginia, 81.
CHEESE-New York State factory. new, per
h.. 6a8.
BUTrER-Elsin print, Oh Elsin tub, eK +;
process. -; store packed. Sass.
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. per lb. Isao;
roosters. per h., IS; turkeys, per lb., Ha2s
chickens. Per h.. Sa26; keats. young. each.
5a40
DRESSED PoULTRY-Hsns, choice. per ID, ,
2; spring chickens. Za6 per lb turkeys, per
lb., 2aS; roosters. per h., l9aso; geese. per
h.. l3al5
LIVE sTooK-sheep, per h.. las; lambs,
spring. IS; calves. per h.. Is; medium. per lb.
l5al514; common. l2al3.
PORK-Small. per h.. %; medium. per ID.
22a23: heavy. PER h.. aa2l.
SEEDS-Red clover. lS.0Oal6.0O per bushel
alske clover, H.5cal5.0o; crimson clover, l2SOa
800; timothy. 3.s5a4.oo per bushel; red top.
h0oal5.0o per 100 lbs; bluegrass, 3OOa30
GRAlN-Wheat, milling. per bushel, 2l0a2ao:
corn. per bushel. 2ooa2.o5; oats, white, care;
mixed oats. e7ass; hay. No. !. 2sa2; No. 2.
FRUITs.AppIes. new. per bbl.. 2OOas.5O; PER
boa, 7aIs; California oranges. 4.25ai5O; lemons,
S5oas5o; COncords. Alb. basket. loals; pears.
basket. 5ea25O; grapefruit. crate, 275aL2
chestnuts Gas lb.
GREEN GOODS-Potatoes No. ]. 35Oal: q
per bbL: No. potatoes. l.50a275 sweet pota.
toes, l5Ga350 per bbl.; No. 2, l.0Dal 50 per bbl
sweet potatoes, 250a5 % per barrel; string beans
FER basket, 25Oa4oo: peppers. crate, 3eoaI. 90
okra. per crate. 22a3sO; radishes, per 100.
l.5Oa2Oo: cucumbers. basket. 3.5Oa4.O; eggplant
3.ooa4.0 crate; cabbage. per 100 lbs. L!5a2OO
beets. Per bunch, 3a5; lettuce, lOcalI5O per
basket; celery. ca75 per doz: celery. crate. 25Oa
$50; romaine lettuce. l.o0al.50; squash. 20Oa2 50
per crate. tomatoes. L5a3Oo per box; spring
onions. Lsoa20O per 100 punches: onions, per
sack. 2ooa3.5o; spinach, 20oa25O per bbl. kale.
80 bbl.; turnips. per box. 75a9o; per bbl
l5oa5.5o; caulihower, 25a2 80 per crate.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
BY JOSEPH F. PRITCHARD.

Chicago. Nov. 8.-Many Of those who were In
the market . week ago and anxiously biddins
Tor cash corn and futures played the waiting
game today. The run Of Corn was larger and
this was reflected by declines Of II to nc. In
the various futures and by the further sensa.
tional price losses In the cash article during tho
past few days the decline Of good quality cash
corn has amounted to 20 to Is cents.
The break today was 10 to Is cents in the sam.
pie market, where the demand was less active.
Notices Of eonsignments Of corn from the eoun-
try were heavier, and the govemment 10 supply.
ing empty cans more readily, as the Eastern
roads are now delivering equipment to the west-
ern lines.
Had not the larger commission houses bought
freely today, the losses would have been much
greater than those suffered. As It was, the de
clines were II to lhc. and this, too, In the
face Of export sales Of 10000 bushels and doues
tic sales Of eo.ooo bushels. The cash transactious
were partly cousummated late Saturday.
Receipts Of hnss at the leading Western mar
kets were leo.eoo today. compared with lBooo q
week ago and l6o.oo a year ago. ,Todsys re
ceipts were in excess Of last year for the hrs,
time in long period. The trade expects IS. 90
hogs at Chicago tomorrow morning. The trsds
In cash meats and lard was reported fairly &C.
tive. with exporters the principal buyerA
Furnished IN W r. Hfbbs Co
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Nov S.-HOGS-Receipts. 5000;
lower. Bulk. l75Oal7 IS: light, l6aCal7s5: mixed.
IL .SOal7.s5; heavy, r.3OaF.@; rough. 7oOaI7. 20;
pigs, 1s.0oal65O
cATTLE-Receipts. 5000; weak Native
steers. 7.5alLs6; Western steers. 6.15al36 65
stockers and feeders. 6.0cal500; COWS and heifers
5OOall.75; calves. 7.o0al3O0
SHEEP-Receipts. 2SOoo; weak. wethers,
aI5al2sO; lambs, l240al7.15.
Baltimore. Nov. 8-CATTLE-Receipts for
the week ended at noon today were 2g8 head,
against $50 head last week; receipts lo2 car
loads for market for the week, 81 carloads for
market today. Fair supply; market active and
higher. Quote: Steers extra choice, 130Oal3. 50
good butcher, 1250a13.0o; medium, ll.00al2 90
common, 95Oalc.so; heifers choice, lO.Soall 90
fair to good. s5oalo.5O: common to medium,
Ioas0O; bulls, choice. eooalo.oo; fair to good.
eOoasOO: common to medium, 6.5oa7 80; COWS,
enoice, s.OOa9oO; fair to good, T.ooas.O0; common
to medium 5JOoa65c
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts for the week
ended at noon today were $50 head against
s,iN head last week. Light supply; market
higher. Quote: Sheep, 6.oOall.0O; lambs, I7.O0a
800.
HOGs-Receipts for the week ended at nom
today were Is, ,is head. against Is lO4 head last
week. Fair supply; market active. Quote
Light, H.9Sa1a10; heavy to medium, 7.s5als 10;
roughs l6.0oal7.5; pigs, 16.75aT75,
CALVES-Receipts for the week ended n,
noon today were $50 head. against 657 head last
week. Light supply; market higher. Quote;
Calves, S00al5O,
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Nov. Firmly held,
supplies limited. Western sohd-packed cream
cry. a.; higher scoring goods, 4sa4e; extra frsts,
4sa4ssa; hrstS AliaS; seconds. 4laI3; nearby
prints. fancy. 81; average extra, 4sa5o; frsts.
t5st7; seconds 4lai3; special brands Of prints
5obbing at 54a57.
EGGS-Fine eggs scarce and e0c per case, or
1c per dozen, higher. In free cases, nearby
hrsts, 15.60al5.90 standard case; current receipts
l5:0 case; seconds l3.06al3s0: Western extra
hrstS 156al5.9o case; frsts. l5.3o case; seconds,
B6al30; refrigerator. extra. lilo; frsts. 1870;
seconds. seoal00; fancy selected, fresh, jobbins
at eoasl dozen.
LIVE PoULTRY-Fowls, as 10 quality. aOa23;
roosters, Is; spring chickens. not Lephorns, ac-
eording TO quality, lea22; white Leehorns, 1sa
y: ducks, Pekin. 2la3s: Indian runners, aa22;
DRESSED DP0ULTRY-Turkeys. nearby. spring.
SaS; Western, spring. 32a35: old, fresh killed,
pound. nearby. ssa36; Western, best, 3oa32;
common, Da25; fowls. l2 TO box. milkfed, dry
picked, fancy, selected. AIs; weighing ~ pounds
and over apiece, q; pounds apiece. ~;
~ pounds apiece. q; pounds apiece, 2A2i:
ICED IN barrels. fancy. dry-picked, ~ pounds
and over Apiece. IN; pounds apiece, 22a2i;
smaller a.es. Aa2a; old ROSTERS dry-picked. .;
nroting chickens. liza2 pounds apiece, Jersey,
.anS. 2a8; Virginia fancy, 3oas3; other near
ny, 1AS; Western. zas0; roasting chickens,
western. pounds and oyer apiece, &a1: chick
snA Western. weighing sk pounds apiece. .;
20. Aeas poundl apiecs. 1la2z; duckA Western,
Issei psss n0<n5. DsS; Westen,
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
IN. Y. STOCK MARKET
REACTS FAVORABLY
Reported Capture Of Cambria
Causes Prices to jump.
ny sToxoN WALL,

New York. Nov. 2s.-The stock mar
ket today showed q cheerful tone,
reacting fayorably to the news from
the war fronts. A report circulated
on the floor OF the exchange during
the afternoon that the British had
captured Cambria, caused prices 70
move UP Q to 3 points, but these gains
were on towards the close Of the ses-
sion. Prices see-sawed during the
morning. their range being narrow.
It became evident during the day
that stocks were in good hands, q
moderate but strong investment buy
ing taking up the loose supplies of
securities. The feeling among pro-
fessionais that the market was t6
take on stability found its way to ali
traders, and general optimism was the
keynote Of the session.
However, not all securities moved in
the current of good feeling. Rails
showed gains as a general thing, but
some Of them suffered small losses.
Canadian Pacific lost one point:
Northern Pacific SIS and Pennsylvania
railroad IL. Delaware and Lack
wanna gained points. Delaware and
Hudson 1-2.
The governments heralded pooling
scheme was prophesied by some as a
forerunner Of Federal ownership.
Tobacco stocks were strong, Ameri-
can Tobacco being the only exception,
showing loss Of one point To bacco
products gain 2 points and United
Cigar Stores 2 IA points.
Steel and Marine preferred showed
large gains: the latter, selling IL
points above yesterdays final price.
Republic Steel gained LA points,
United States Steel, 81 points; Beth
lehem Steel B., SIS and Gulf, 2
The days sales were small, $4,000
shares. with United States Steei's por-
| ton 104,50O.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
DIED.


BoTEIER-on Saturday, November
"a, 1917. MARY E., beloved daugh-
ter .oSdr Of James snsa M; Ns.s. and Annie T.
Funeral from parents residence, SIS
Fourteenth street northeast, today
at a. m. Interment at Mount
Olivet cemetery.
BRENT-Departed this life Monday,
November g. 1917, at 2:30 a. m, at
his residence, 1921 Twelfth street
northwest, JOHN H, devoted
father of John NJ. and Benjamin
K. Brent.
Notice Of funeral later.
CLAGGETT-on Monday. November
iS M MRockvilie. si t' Ma. 4 nj MARY a ssr Ross sSRs
CLAGETT, daughter Of Ann N.
and the late Richard A. Clagett.
Funeral from st. Mary's Catholic
Church. Rockville. Md, tomorrow
at 10 O'Clock a.. m.
DURNIN-Suddeniy, at Philadelphia,
Pa, on Friday, November q, 1871.
WILLIAM E. DURNIN, beloved
husband Of Margaret Durnin.
Funeral today at 10 a. m.
GREEN-At Camp Lewis, Tacoma,
isi7. DR.. ~ AGusTfN OysmPsE DE YTryR.. 3.
BIDE, son OF the late George For
rest and Maria Deyereux Green, of
Washington, d. C..
JoHNSON-on Monday, November 2s,
1877. at $3.50 q. M, at George WASH
ington University Hospital, after
a long Illness. EDWARD JOHN
SON, beloved husband of Mary
johnson and father OF Albert Il.
N9tIes q fuqeFai hefsafter.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
American Flyer Escapes
From German Captors

Hammond. Ind. Nov. S.-Lieut.
Alvo o. o'Brien, now an lace" in
the Royal English Flying Squadron.
and whose home is near here. has
escaped from German prison and is
safe behind the English lines, accord
ing to a cablesram received by his
mother, Mrs. Maggie o'Brien, today
from English authorities.
O'Brien was captured on the YER
dun front last August when he and
a companion were attacked by five
German planes. O'Brien's companion
escaped, but he was captured after
his machine was put out of commits
sion.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

New York. Nov 5.-The cotton market was
strong today. After the opening there was q
renewal Of trade buying which carried Decem-
Der to 3c.1c. and later months up u TO q
points above Saturdays close.
Still higher prices were reached before mid
day, with December selling at y. &c and Janu-
ary at 9.i9c, or g. to rs points net higher,
while later months sold IS to 50 points above
Saturdays closing figures.
The later forenoon advance carried the mar
ket 50 to 70 points net higher, with December
selling at @fc and January 2.i9c, and with
all months making new high records
The early afternoon market developed a
q1ieter tone. but with no particular setback
from the forenoon higi level
Realizing sales became heavier in the last
hour. The closing was steady at a net advance
Of 46 to e6 points
The receipts at the ports for the day were
ISIS bales. compared with q a3 bales q week
ago and $50 bales a year ago.
stocks IN New York warehouses are s2.zi
bales. against 2.366 bales a, year ago.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. Nov. 8.-BUTrER-Fim ,,.e,pt.
! ESQ tuba Creamery. higher than extras f7Ika
%; creamery extras, escore. q; firsts, Ssaisii
seconds. tal2tk.
EGGS-Steady; receipts, ass cases, Fresh.
gathered extras Ea5s; extra hrsts, ssass; frsts.
s.Asa; seconds tsa5e; retriserstor, special MARKS,
sylVania. and nearby Western hennery white.
hne to fancy, 7za7s; State, Pennsglysni.. and
nearby hennery browns. 8asl.
cHkEsE-steady; receipts. AIS boxes st.ts.
fresn, speeiah. ~; DO. average run, ~.
y; iowa if'1az; turksys, ScN.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
BALTIMORE GRAIN.
Special to Ths washington H.,.,a.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Nov. B.-Closing prices on Balti.
more grain market:
WHEAT-No. soft red, ~ and No. red
winter. 22i: bag lots Of Southern sold from
lso to 2R. as to quality and condition.
CORN-COb corn. 6z5a60 for new MIN,
nearby yellow, and 65oa6.so for prime nearbv
white :
oATs-standard white. ~; No. . white, rs,
sales; No. 3whits. Tsh.
RYE-No. 2 new Western sxport, lsXal. n
bag lots nearby rye, As to quality, i.soal. .Tl
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
Financial Stock News and Market Quotations

in light demand. and was obtainabls incidentally.
Rates on mixed collateral we're Sikasik per cent;
ss4a5A per cent on industrial collateral
Msrcantlls paper was offered moderately, meet
ing with q moderately good demand, but firm
ons as to rateS Rates were Slss par cent for
choice four 10 six months single namss
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

New York. Nov. M-Hssitancy was pronounced
terest. with the price reaching . new high level.
Motor shares were quiet. Independent oila
were active. The lowerprieed shares were
quiet. prices being about steady. Mining
stocks were active. but price changes were de-
eidedly irregular.
Furnished b. W. B. Hbos & Co.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. NorsSs Money on call on the
|tock exchange opened at ~ per cent; high,
fS per cent; low. Per cent: Close, per cent.
|iost Of the days lcans we're made at 81 per
Int. =
lin. mo1sl. at the opening Of the week wa,
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-sTX ROOM BUNGALOW ON /
To 10 acres; tsth and sewerage: beautiful pouI-
Try, truck or fruit farm: near Columbia Station
Virginia; IS minutes drive on fine roads 20 city.
BGTgzin to Qui& purchaser: snail cash payment /;
easy terms. Phone Rosslyn H2-C. J. c.
BYARs. Arlington Va.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

First aid to the apartment seek
er will be from the small ad COL
umns of The Washington Herald.
Watch the announcements of dis
play advertisers also.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

THREE ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED
rooms and hath; three bedruoms or tEo bed
rooms and living room; use of diningTo0m,
kitchen. siiVewsre. etc, II dsSred: Mount
Pleasant: near car line; no cbjsrti n TO chill
drsu. Address BOX I5e. Herald ofice
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

Rice hulls are being used in Italy
as a substitute for coal 1t is esti-
mated that there are about 10000
tons Of hulls available for this pur-
n0Re
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
WANTED-ROOMS.

TWO OR THREE ROOMS FOR l. n. K;
young couple and I-year-oId baby; nw desired.
Call Columbia SS8
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
PERSONALS.

WE HAVE BEEN TOLD BY BEST SWELL
dreSsers that our Offers are positively best and
none Other can touch it this sde Of California;
20 let 'ef 80; we live up TO our ''rsp" and
prep buying all the menIs worn clothins
shoes etc. Gail US up. JUsTH's OLD STAND,
tIs u.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27
Washington Stock Exchange.
Furnished by W. b. Hibbs 4 Co.

SALES
American Grapholhone &c, 500 at 9s1i
Union Trust. 10 at III.
Mersenthaler, I at l37h.
After call:
American Graphophone q, 500 at IS, 800 at
Z ~ -, ~ ~ -. ~
The Washington herald., 1917-11-27

There are four and 10-cent stores
in this country that made sales last
year Of $S7,OOO.44 from nickels and
dimes.
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The Safest Investment,

An. thuss that 30 sot fluctuate during dis
markeh Flint desd Of truzt notes tursf
mortpgesl. ven secured on real estats b
ne pisGef Of Columbia, constitute ''Eih.
he financial responsibility Of individuals "a
eurpqration- fos their stability. We can
gp21 snca nysstsmnt{ in snOl1ts nom yEp
|: md t9 eeoAlst. "couesnlns
Swartzel, Rheem &
Hensey Co.,
q Fifteen Street Northwest.
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REFRIGERATORS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING

special meeting of the Stockholders Of the
EQUITY SAVINGS BANK will Be held at ltgr
New York avenue ncsthwest. Washington, d. C..
on TUESDAY. DccembeT 4 lsl1. at ) p m.
for the purpose Of scceptihg double liability On
stock and for any other purpose that may prup-
erly b considered st slid meeting
A. q SHEPHERD, ss9sixR .
Weaknesses D. O. NoI. ' N,
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WANTED TO BUY.

ROCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, sIN.
ge books to eutire NbnrieA Nam
$50. PEARLMAN'S BOOK sHoP, 81 9
St nv.
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SAFETY FIRST.
LOST.

DOsT-GOLD WATCH FOB, TWO sTR1KDS
and two tAsselS SoHL. third hoor. Apart-
ment . sJ6 NJ s. nv.
DOsT-DOG-DOST SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
November 3 at St Thomas Church, lsthNst;
white male collie. with yellow marking on
head and blackish yellow SPOT on hack. Fnder
kindly return to lSG Wyo. ave. M. Or phons
North 7216 Reward
DoST-GENTLEMAN's GOLD WATCH AND
sold monogram fob; owner has uumbeI Re
ward II returned TO Apartment . cs N n nv.
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WASH. JUNK CO.. Isth and D - LLBe. ~
WE Buy AND SELL FURNITURE A
Trial iS all ne ask- sHERMAN's. IlEs tn q
nw.-lol5 y. ]. ave. nv. Phone n. ~. q
WILL CALL IN Ny UNLETTERED AUTO
mobile du OF suburban, and Pay you hisbest
prices for ladies'. gentlsnU's, chiNdrnb dis-
earded clothing Of al descrfpstoaA Addre.s
postsl or phone. ! viii ean Z RICE. In IN
q. nv. n. IfA
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COTTON MARKETS.

'Ex dividend.