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Ten Acres and Six Rooms.

BEAUTIFUL home. 8 large rooms. closets. ex-
ira room for bath, without fixtures; high cell
ings: latrobe heat; large frontporch: cellar un
der kitchen; tin roof; large 2story barn; chicken
houses for 200 hens; milk house; tenant house of
rooms; fruit. grapes. roses. shade trees: nice
hedge. ETC.; small greenhouse: 10 acres all till
able; 8 minutes TO Bon Air station on Wash. &
Old Dominion cleo. line. II minutes walk to
Veitch station 18th and Pa. ave. cleo. line;
sacrificing A950; terms. $500 cash, balance $40
per month. Immediate possession. Owner going
away. See W. O'HAEA. Willett & Reinecke
Co.. 1909 II NV, exclusive agent Phone NJ.
SEVEN ROOMS. BATH SLATE ROOF: HOT
water heat: gas for cooking and light; cellar: 8
squares from electric line: garden spot; price,
So, 900. Terms: 1926 cash. balance $50 per
month. Apply to ARTHUR CARR. Hyattsviils.
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WANTED 20 BUY:

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE AND
two lots, Capitol Heights. Md. Call Line. 1924.
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OFFERINGS THAT You SHOULD TAKE

ADVANTAGE OF.
FOR SALE-WE OFFER A NUMBER OF
WELL LOCATED HOUSES WHICH ARE SO
ARRANGED THAT THE OCCUPANT CAN Re-
pEk CENT oS TnE ENTIRE PScH nSp
At It, THE SAME TINE OCCUPY SEPARATE
AMI !NDEPENpENT QUARTERS.
TWO FAMILIES. 8 ROOMS AND BATH on
the SECOND FLOOR. ROOMS AND BATH
DIVIDED so THAI EACH FLOOR I9-AN IN
CCEfENpENr HEATING PLANT AND THE
CT T hAks HAVE SnrARATE sT AdI AZ
g. SoMIzs ASD Live WITHIN THEIR N,
ONE OF THESE HOUSES TO LIVE IN.
properties Columbia Heights. within
SQUARE of 14th. Unusually well constructed and
cafutifuliy situated. Hot-water heat. Lots 19x
In M.x rr q, az, s,;1S ., end 5000 ,u ,
those well planned houses. The price is very
!ow. The owner having moved from Washington
y anxious TO make quick sale and has put the
price low that it should interest those look
ins for home or Investment
BY one of wsshinrtons most reliable builders.
N exceptionally desirable two-family house.
eonld NOT be duplicated for the price. to say
ss.o0o-Near Mass. ave. Surrounded BY the
most expensive residences. Splendid construction.
II Is held At 81 and IS a square foot.
E,500-On the brow Of the hill, between 18th
heat. porches. Said TO be in excellent condition.
For sale-s6. 600. On Washington Heights near
Columbia road: One Of the best located 2-fam-
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
S25o0-NICE LITTLE HONE. eK. AND b.
brick: almost pew: white neiehborhood; near Lin
coin Park and = car ca. lines See it At si4 Ian st.
vOK coLoRED-s ROOMS AND BATH; NEAR.
IL new house on She<1nan ave.; $500 cash and
S25 per month: price. s.. 900; Groom house on U
T. between 18th and 18th, having hot-water
hest and all modern iinproyemepts: rented for
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=. ADAM A. WEsCHLER. AUCTT0NEER.
Groceries and Furnishings by
Auction, at No. 600 First
Street S.W..

TUESDAY. APRIL 80. 1918,
COMMENCING 1880 M
Tomatoes. Peas. Corn, Karo, Evap. MIX, Jello,
Teas. Fork and Beans< Campbell's Soups, Baking
Cigarettes. Tobacco, SNUFF, cases Kirkman and
other Soaps. Brooms. Lamps and Chimneys.
Clotheslines. Paper Bags, Furnishings. including
Hosiery. Underwear, Shirts, Collars, Cotton, Ice
Bcx. Scales. Meat Block. Push Cart, etc.
Terms cash. ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auct.
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ADAM A. wEsCHLER, AUCTIoNEER.
Pebble-Dash Dwelling on New
Roadway, MARYLAND Park.
BY PUBLIC AUCTION,

BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
Lots % and g. Block Of tie ;1 III Of
the original lot Of Seat Pleasant. called Mary
land Park" improved by eight-room. reception
hail. hot-water heat dwelling.
Terms: Subject to trust, 81 200 at Q per cent,
due September IL. 1919: balance one-hnlf cash,
remainder in twelve months, or all cash over
trust: 500 deposit. Conyeyxneing recording
stamps and notary fee ut cost Of purchaser
Terms to be complied with in twenty days
ADAM A. WEsCHLER, Aucttonsek.
an2S- DAD. NxSu
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS

THE PRETTiEST SUBURB IN NV. part
Cars run through center Of property; one fare; 10
white; large lots for gardens and chickens.
Buy now while prices are right and build later
ice. Water, sewer. electric lights, shade !! Lots,
$500 to $500; easy terms. Take Cabin John car.
ALSO THREE MODERN DETACHED HOUSES
FOR SALE; large lots; on car line; shade; strict
" white Nv. SECTION; I; 8 and 0 rooms and bath
JACKSON. Owner, living the property. Cleve.
4S3-J. or see $: T. DoRSETT. Owner. 1904 II st.
NV. Main 1900.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-2 HOUSES:
ton: splendid shade trees and large lot; modern
in provements: price. $3.50; $500 cash. balance
on time. Also house of rooms for $500. I'm
mediate possession.
]. L. TAFT. Phone Cleveland S2-J 2ss
SMALL 8-ACRE FARM: FRUIT AND SHADE:
physicians fine home. 10 rooms and buildings;
between Cabin John and Rockville; great bargain.
Also country furnished for rent.
HENRY OFFUTT. 1894 Wisconsin ave.
VERY ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME-NINE-
room dwelling, surrounded by three acres fertile
electric and steam roads; 80 minutes from Treas
ury. Address Box 19-H. Star office. j.
BIG BARGAIN. OR. HOUSE, OUTBUILDINGS,
AZ acres. on car line So, $50; 6r house, 1OO-ft.
corner lot, fruit. grapes. cement walks, fare.
$500 J. NJ. EARNEST. Mount Rainier Md.2s'
AT MOUNT RAINIER; 1 CAR FARE; BEST
car service out Of Washington; attractive 7-room
cottage; slate roof: cellar attic: gas and electric
lights. gas and coal range. bath. ETC.; minute
walk from District line station at Rhode Island
ave al. and s4th St ne; price, $500; $500 cash
o. S100 cash and $35 a month. or cash and $50
a month: Apply to J. q. ROGERS, Owner, or
IN nansr satGn
bungalow in Rogers Heights, East Hyattsville;
lots: hardwood finish; running water in kitchen,
but no bath; high ground; shade, electric lights.
n
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FOR $4.s5o-BEsr SECTION BLooM1NcDALE,
s.. and b.: porches; $3.50 cash. bal, $3.50 mo.
Bee OWNER. 2301 LIST Ut. NV. % . pm.
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MODERN REAL BARGAIN.

Beautiful modern home; rooms and bath "A
bedroons) attic, pantry. electric and gas, cellar
furnace heat; lot sOx135; house double sided;
located Dominion Heights, Va. No. So Harrison
cash, balance $35 per month.
(. W. O'HARA. Exclusive Agent.
W1LLETT & REINECKE CO., 1909 n NV.
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FOR SALE OR REr
FOR RENT.

YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN. OoNTDMPIAT-
ing taking bungalow, wishes to hear from ten to
twenty young women interested n living in sub.
urbs; rooms reasonable; use of kitchen; pleasant
30 minutes ride. electric three blocks from
Lacy station; good war gardening ground. GENE
WE'VE ALEXANDER, Food Administration. 18th
and d.
COUNTY SEAT, BRADDOCK HEIGHTS. ALEX
antria county; with beautiful grounds. vege-
table and flower gardens. abundant fruit; p
room house. ami ; newly papered and Decorated !;
sleeping porch barn, garage. ETC.; $500 for sum,
Washington by Military road. or trolley every
Alexandria. Va. Phone 260 or 781.
FOR RENT.MoDEkN. SUBURBAN ooTTAaH.
partly furnished; eight rooms, bath; fine water.
fruit, shade and view; one hour from Washington
via y. & o. or automobile. in Patapsco valley. at
Vineyard station. B. & o. railroad; IN miles
west of Relay station. Apply E. W. DAY. 1911
W. Fayette ST.. Baltimore. Nd.
FOR SAILOR RENT-NEW GROOM HOUSE:
ami; garage; ~ acres. IL minutes from Union
ste ton. on Penna. r. R. Apply ARTHUR eCO-
FIELD, Tuxedo, Nd 27s
THRIFTON, VA, GREAT FALLS B. r., 80
min. from White House; six rooms. bath bum
galow; attractively furnished; electric lights;
absolutely clean; rent. 500; May l. Mrs.
BOWERS. 2Ss
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UNFURNIsHED HOUSE OF ABOUT o ROOMS,
BATH modern improvements. on yearly lease; rea.
sonable; communicating distance Washington;
good road and near car line; full description de-
sired: Address Box 7O-H. Star ofice. 2ss
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Dunn Loring Bargain.


Beautiful new home: six large rooms; French
windows opening on front porch. sliding doors:
81
fo1 md half f acre Of land Bargain price;
1orR sq IS en Ash ans
owner. Days labor, best materials and selling
S'AxRA: with w1LIErT 1 REiNEcKE &C CO..
1909 III st. NV. ~.
adjoining Calvert Club; would sell for reasonable
offer or trade for automobile in good condition.
Address Box 2sO-H. Star office. 2s'
WANT OFFER. ON TERMS, FOR ACRES.
well lying land on macadam and County road.
Montgomery county, Nd. adjoining B. F. Adams
place, miles north Of silver Spring. n. E.
phone Col. 279.
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN PLACE IN Nd
minutes to electric cars; improved by s,room
modern plumbing; fruit; EXCEPTIONAL bargain at
new YoRY REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 F.
cash payments. balance in easy monthly install.
TAKE street car line marked District Line
lots adjoin car line on both sides Of car tracks
Agent on property daily and Sunday. OWNER,
Room Z. Warder bldg. corner 9th and F streets
northwest. Telephone Main 4093.
BRADDoCK HTS. VA; y ACRE: COMMAND
Ing view q bo,e
roof: ten rooms: bath. cellar; large porche:; barn
for garage and stable, electric lights; "Kewa-
nee's" splendid AUTOMATIC electric water system
ply finest well water obtainable; lawns and ter
races ornamented by trees, hedges. shrubbery;
city on ne auto road 2s min ride from electric
osa atSn 18th and Nth Pa
400 st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE s-RoOM CORNER HOUSE AT
Silver Spring; bath; electric lights: furnace;
porches: shade; garden: chicken runs. H. 8.
PARSONS, Owner. 916 18th st. NV. 90
HANDSOME COLONIAL HOME. OVERLOOK
ing Washington; furnished; modern improve.
ments; large oak grove; splendid water; garage;
sa.ss1 % Adde'S. so1
259-H. Star Office. ".
911 LONGFELLOW ST. NV SQUARE
Groom sre 00, Detached house, lot so1i4o: garage
porches See OWNER, on premises, or call Col.
40es for particulars.
QUICK POSSESSION.
For s.lsyeFy CLASSY Tak0 nn,ch p .16
room: room: stone msntsi: beamed ceiling. in
s 2s7m feet A. shade THO gEss
s ssnseg so6 Sd sor T.fon.
Other choice properties for sale in
this section.
PINEHURsT lOHEvY CHASED. D. G., 1885
Tennyson street; very attractive home with
modern improvements; possession early in May;
tor pf for owner. zoos Wood1ard bidx. 70:
sUBURBAN-7-ROOM BUNGALOW; GAS, GAR
den and stable: Is minutes ride from city; price
s., 200. Phone H. X. Green, Rosslyn, 126-F. or
write. Clarendon. Va. 28s
NEAR WEST FALLS CHURCH, ACRES, O.
room house; barn, large poultry house, young
bearing fruit; an income home; $500.
Coxy bungalow, six rooms, bath. furnace; one
acre; $3.50.
Cherrydnle. Va; rooms: two lots; $4,000;
vacant.
other properties this direction
THOMAS Z. PETTY, 2O13 18th st.
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BY OWNER-POTOMAC HEIGHTS, D. c.

BY OWNER POTOMAC HEIGHTS, d. c.
Nine rooms aud bath. two toilets: hot-water
lights awnings at all windows screened through
out; chicken house and run: garage; shade and
fruit trees; grape arbor: large yard; water and
immediate sale. Phone Cleveland 6s-W. or cali
Mt S514 Shorter pl. NV.
FOR sALE-oSE-HALF ACRE AT HARRISON
station. Cherrydale. Va; price, $500; right at
station; Heavily wooded, and very desirable fer
summer camp or home. Address JOHN W. COOK,
Madison. Wis.
TAKoAA PARK, D. Cline LOCATION; IL
rooms; Ami; two baths: INV: heat; garage:
6sx2o7; unfurnished. $1,000: furnished. incud
INK SteinWay piano. $1,000. Easy terms
RHODES. 9s Chestnut st.
155 ACRES IN FAIRFAX CO., NEAR WASH
dairy ana grain farm; slo with modern barn
for twentr-four cows: cement spring house; also
wagons and Implements above; good fencing and
all fields watered. Address Box 116-C, Star
Office:
FOR sALE-THREE-K0oM BUNGALOW WITH
garden and outbuildings; Anacostia: cheap; own
err. N. 412s.
COUNTRY EsTATE-1o ACRES; IMPROVED
by 8-room house; equipped with electric lights
and running water: located between Chevy Chase
Club and MONTGOMERY Country Club, Maryland;
Must be sold at once. Price. $l5,oO0 1884 II
st. NV.
BUNGALOW. FIVE ROOMS, BATH; FIRE
place; one acre: fine garden; mncadan road: near
Chevy Chase; $500. Phone kensington 59-W:
COUNTY SEAT. BRADDocK HEIGHTS. ALEX
sndra county; with beautiful grounds, vcge-
table and flower gardens, abundant fruit; r.
room house. ami. newly papered and decorated;
sleeping porch; also modern high-ciass cottage.
with three sleeping rooms. plumbing, electric
lights. etc; $4,000. miles from Washington
BY road S DO Kin. A AZ
dria. Va. Phone 2s9 731
HYATTsvILLE. MD.-FOR QUICK SALE,
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BUNGALOW. FIVE ROOMS, BATH; FIRE
place; one acre: tpe garden; nncadan road: near
Chevy Chase; So, Phone kensington 59-W.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTs-ERICE, $1,000. 10
goems, baths, steam heat; southern exposure;
deep lot to paved alley: room for garage. Ad-
dress Boz 149.E, Star ONCE,
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FOR SALE
9Th St ne. bet and G; well built 2story
dision: .ids and Isar alley: room f. earass
un'9n st' 1EkpeS ef e. o0s a4 E... Cap st.
i406 BUCHANAN ST Nw-FIvE ROOMS.
metal weather stripping; summer dining room;
porch and sleeping porch above: each 1920 #.
only price,
quick sale by owner. who may be seen prem
ises from to pm. week days and to Z Sun
In ehfSS c II & M sres ps:,Essls Section
Large modern house,
Ii rooms. baths. hot
'' Large s iot1nme mediate po.se.sion
Price, $4,000. Terms to suit.
4 very desirable residence in choice section Of
NO. 1907 18th ST. NV.
Large lot. 6oI1oO.
Well built house constructed for owner.
Offered at low price to close estate,
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST COM
FOR SALE. FURNISHED. 81 800.
New box house: Mt. Pleasant.
Light. airy. baths, 9 rooms. hot
water heat. electricity, porches.
Owner leaving city. Together with
FOR sALE$5.15O
Semi-detached box houses rooms
bath, electricity, light, airy, colonial
porch. To settle estate.
Apply CHAS. 8. SHREvE, 1903 It'll nv
FOR sALE-0NLY $3.50.
Northwest corner, on 18th ST. near
Park road. rooms and bath. Larxe
lot with some fruit and 2-story
stable. Possession June 1, If DUR
chased this week.
W. q. MINNIx. Room 9. 141e NV.
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WANTED

TO RENT FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED,
or to buy II first payment does not exceed 500,
small house with about 1 acre; near city, and
electric line. Address Boz 2S5-c. Star office.
WANTED HOUSE-LARGE GROUNDS. GOOD
condition, healthy location. out of Washington;
about $50. Address Box 2O6-H Star office. go
suburban preferred. Address Box 126-H, Star
Office 27s
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FOR sALE-ONEHALF ACRE AT HARRISON
station. Cherrydale. Va; price, $500; right ut
station; Heavily wooded. and very desirable fer
summer camp or home. Address JOHN W. COOK,
Madison MIS-
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TAKoAA PARK, D. CINE LOCATION; IL
rooms; Ami: two baths: h.-w. heat; garage:
spacious porchcs; shaic and fruit trees; lot
63x207; unfurnished. $1,000; furnished. incud-
INK SteinWay piano. $1,000. Easy terms.
RHODES, 9S Chestnut st.
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OWNER WILL GIVE FREE OF RENT FOR
summer months to party Of responsible ladies'
attractive en house FURNISHED 70 rooms.
large grounds: situated at Mt. Lake Park, Nd,
Allegheny mountains, main line B. & o., in ex-
change for board for very small family. Address
Box BAD, Star office.
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II ACRES SPLENDID SOIL. FINE BUILDINGS :;
fruit; miles east Berwyn; SIS mo. v. ALGIRE,
BegWyu, Nd.
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COUNTRY ESTATE-10 ACRES; IMPROVED
by 8-room house; equipped with electric 1ights
and running water: located between Chevy Chase
Club and Montgomery Country Club. Maryland.
Must be sold at once. Price. $15,0O0 1884 II
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MODERN SIX TO NINE ROOM HOME. GOOD
condition: state price, location and details |:
| northwest only. Address BOX 252-H. Star ONCE.
EIGHT OR NINE ROOM DETACHED HOUSE
will pay $1,000. all cash.
Address BOX 219-H, Star office. 29s
WANTED-A 8R. HOUSE, WITH HOT-WATER
heat, cleo. light. north of Col. I'd, to cost be-
small garage. S. sILvERBERG. 1912 E NV.
please call or send description. We have SO many
WALTER A BROWN. GA 14tif st. NV.
MODERN HOUSE. Il OR MORE ROOMS. DE-
SIS 600 to $50. 900: will pay 5000 cash. balance
in acreage at station in Maryland. three miles
from District line. at $3.50 per acre; land is
worth more and increasing in value; suitable for
subdivision or any purpose. Address Boz 18Th.
Star office.
HOME IN CITY. ABOUT $4,000 TO 5000.
Wre aadres Sc BeE
WANTED-TO BUY HOUSE, GROOM AN AND
bath, furnace, heat, any section Of city. Will
pay $50 monthly. 7s7 18th st: NV. II.
sIX-ROOM HOUSE. IN BLOoMINGDAtE.
dress Box 174-H. Star Office. q.
GROOM BOX H0UsE-H.W.H., GAS AND
8 years old; terms. Address E. E. H., s15 7th
st. NV.
HOUSE; TO 10 ROOMS: SOUTHWEST SEC
ton: owner send complete details first letter;
state best terms of sale. Address Box 25-D,
Star office.
WANTED-FOR A CASH BUYER
or room modern house. near 14th and Park
road. Mail full particulars.
c. W. STEERS. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV.
MODERN OR ROOM HOUSE IN PET
worth cash. Please state location in reply.
Address Box 105-H, Star office. 27s
WE HAVE CLIENT WITH s25 600 IN CASH
for good class of Investment houses showing good
returns ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., Inc.
1888 st. NV.
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IN BALTIMORE BLVD; BROOM HOUSE; Z
lcres; near electric and steam railroads; 81. COO
RM. ONM0TT. 1ssashvills Csosstzg, Nd. 2ss
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY,

FOR sALE-Two COTTAGES ON WATERS
edge on Blackstone Island, lower Potomac;
s., 500 each; and rooms; concrete Easements;
large porches; shady lawns; artesian well; fine
bathing and seafood; 62 miles by auto; nights
ride by boat; motor bus line. DR.. RAUTER-
BERG, the Farragut.
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FOR sALE-THREE-RO0M BUNGALOW WITH
garden and outbuildings; Auucosta; cheap; own
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

HOUSE. THREE-RoOM HOUSE; .
acres; ON waters Of Herring bay, 8 miles from
Chesapeake Beach good grabbing, fishing, bath
ing. Q. B. HOPKINS. Deale, Nd. Sc
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ming returns to the first of September
resulted in selling on the opening of
the cotton market today, under which
prices of the most active months
broke Is cents. Buying on cold weather
in the belt came in on the decline and
caused a quick recovery, the market
standing 10 to IL points over Satur-
days close at the end of the first half
hour of trading.
The announcement that tomorrow,
election day, would be a legal holiday
IN this market, made for dizziness. The
prices sagged under moderate selling
in the trading up to noon losing 35
points compared with the close of last
week. Fluctuations became sluggish.
At l o'clock prices were Is to 25 points
off compared with Saturdays finals.
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NJ A r X EFT S
NEW YORK COTTON.

New York. Sept. 9s-The cotton mar
ket was nervous and unsettled during
today's early trading. The opening
was firm at an advance of to AZ
points, with October touching 34.75
and January 34.I5. This was on the
strength of the cables and a more
cheerful view of price fixing proposals.
The advance, however. met good deal
of selling on the record breaking gin
ming figures reported by the census
bureau, 1.039.631 bales on September 1,
aainst 81, 7S7 last year, and there were
quick reactions of some 40 or so points
followed by very irregular fluctua-
tons.
October contracts sold off from 34.75
to 3ke5 and January from Balls to 33.40
on the break, from the opening adj
vance. or about IS to As points net
lower. There was some southern SELL
ing on this setback but the volume of
business tapered off later in the morn
ing and there were rallies of Is or 20
points from the lowest toward mid
day.
New ORLEANS VOTTON.
New Orleans, Sept. Sarge gin
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BY BETTY BROWN.

Perhaps the bast way to keep ones
hat on is TO fasten it firmly under the
collar, That seems to be the happy
Inspiration of the fascinating person
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COURT OF RECORD
BEGINS FALL TERM

The court of record convened yes
terday for the September term. Judge
Jones set all criminal cases on the
docket up to Sept. 81, and all the civil
cases on the docket viii be set this
morning.
Because of the disqualification of
Judge Jones to sit in the case, trial
OF Robert Reager, charged with en-
bezzling funds from the Tarpon Co,
was postponed till the end of the term,
and it is probable that il will be tried
before Judge Campbell of the circuit
court.
Several cases called were ordered
noll pressed because of those impli-
Gated have gone TO war.
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ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

ST. Louis, Sept. 9.-Hogs-Rece!pt
5000 head, market higher. Light;
1850 20.10; pigs, 14.75@19.25; goo
heavy. 1s.95920.15; bulk, 1s.6o@2ol
Cattle-Receipts $4,000 head, stead!
Native beef steers, 11.50@1s.25; year
ing steers and heifers, 9.50d15.5e
cows, 750012.50; stocke-s, s.50d12.G
beef COWS, and heifers. 7.50@15.00; Il
tive calves, 7.75m17.25.
Sheep-Recepits $500 head, mark
steady Lambs, 14.o0@I6.75; eve
IL .00@12.00.
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JACKSONVILLE MARKETS.

Jacksonville. Sept. 9-The spirit
market was firm at 6tA with sales Of
1913 casks.
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which ranged from 1-sc off to lc ad
vance with October Isl to Isl ga AMI
November 1.56 rs to 1.57 Is, were to-
lowed by a material upturn all around
Oats followed corn. Trade was Light
After opening unchanged to lac viii
October y LA to 3-Sc, the market ccl
tinued to harden.
Higher quotations on hogs CAV.
firmness to provisions
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-10
For a Weak Stomach.

The great relief afforded by Cham
berlain's Tablets in a multitude OF
cases has fully proven the great value
of this preparation for weak ston-
ach and impaired digestion In many
cases this relief has become permanent
and the sufferers have been complete
~ restored to health.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-10
MEN FEEL TIRED, roo

While much is said about tired women
it must be remembered that men also
pay the penalty of overwork. When the
kidneys are weak, inactive or sluggish.
when one feels tired out and misera Bile.
lacks energy and ambition. Foley Kidney
Pills are tonic and strengthening. VIM.
H. Clark, Springfield, Ohio. writes: Il
found no relief from kidney trouble until
I discovered Foley Kidney Pills Now |
am in Al shape" They act quickly and
surely. Sold everywhere.-aov.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-10
NAVAL STORES

Pensacola, Sept 9-The spirit mark
ct was firm at 81 with no offerings.
Receipts, Casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-10
SAVANNAH MARKET.

Savannah, Sept. 9,-The spirit mark
ct was firm at 6iA with sales OF 23l
casks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-10
Fighting In the Open

In the current allied offensive trench
warfare has been abandoned while the
allies chase the Huns, and the troops
fight from behind anw temporary shell
ter they can find. In this French Of
fetal photo the French soldiers, under
General Gouraud, are firing their ma
chine guns from the ruins of a cathe-
dral near the Marine
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1918-09-10
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, Sept. 9.-Uneasiness re-
garding prospective frost tonight in
some northern portions of the belt put
the bears at a disadvantage today in
the corn market. Op sling prices,