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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1918.
15
. LATEST CASUALTY
LI!
5T FROM FRANCE
(Continued from Ninth rage.)
SECOND I.IKITKNANT.
Ohio. Wllloughby. Harold T. ralmer.
CORrORlLS.
Ky Cynthlsns. Jimn 31- Parsons.
N. Y New York. Thomas PurtelL
PRIVATES.
Gs-. Augusta, Anthony P. Knock.
IndU. slpsralso. John K. Thatcher.
Ky.. Springfield, Mephen O. rarrot.
N. Y., Rochester, Gordon O. Mayer.
X. Y- Msrrellus, Ralph C. Share.
rik, Tannenvllle. Robert Jtader.
rm-. Martlnsburg, Gar L. Bonner.
Tex, JSstlsn, Carl G. Booth.
DIED OF WOUNDS
SECOND LIEUTENANT.
Dare W. McClaln. (No next of In.)
SERGEANT.
, K. J- Bound Brook. Jamei J. Marco.
rnnmRtL.
Idaho, Blackfoot, John A. Anderson.
privates.
1IL, Mount Cannrl. Glsyron E. MIL
HL, Carrol, John L. Vollrs.
flaw. GslnsTllIe. rani K. Boldlne.
Mich, Detroit, Carl E. MltU
Mms Spring-field. John nation.
Neh Clearwater, Rar 11. McVay.
Ohio, Clnrlnnatl. Edward A. Koehm.
Ohio, Colllnwood, JimM r. Flanagan.
VI, Randolph, Robert Hatch.
XV. Va, Irydsle, Daniel O. Thompson.
DIED OF DISEASE
QUABTEAMASTER'S OEIIK.
Cal, Irtimi, 11. n. Hockett.
SERGEANT.
OaL, Glendale, Rar F. Knos.
PRIVATES.
Ala, Floeomb, Arch Z. Given.
Cat, Los Angeles, Gnr M. Lewis.
Ind, North Nil em, llenrr H. Kurtx.
Ky Elkton. T. n. Perkins.
Kan, Prescott. Wlllism H. rhilllps.
Ia, Elton. ltllllsm J. Rout.
Minn, Wssers, Lawrence J. Connor.
Minn- Minneapolis. Howard ". Gilbert.
Mo, Hums. Earl A. FInrb.
Mo, Linn Creek. Howard P. Cullen.
N. Y Brooklyn. Howard 1 Cryglrr.
in". Y', Iroarrqolt. tVIIIIam I. MePhsll.
'. Y, Rochester, George S. Nichols.
Ohio, Berlin Crose Roads. Carl A. Terklna.
Ohio, Radnor, John lllnra.
Ohio, fcalcm, Russell J. Campf.
Tex, Abilene, Homer XV. Burkrtt.
Tex, I-a rrror. letor T. Christian.
Va, Norfolk. William E. Holland.
Wis, Makwanago, James R. Darting.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
CORPORAL.
Mis, Milwaukee. John 1. Sulllran.
PRIVATES.
HI, Anna. Jtnn K. Johnson.
Mass, Manchester, George Clark.
N. Y New York. Morris Bred).
N. Y, He Rnjter, John Campbell.
N. Y, Roeheter. William Mrlntyre.
Ohio, Ctj-dr. Letter XV. Hawk.
Okla, Lawton. John F. Hoover.
Pa, MrKeeport. Darld PManning.
Tenn, Lenoir Cltr, Fharley G. bexton.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
PRIVATES.
Neb, Falrbnrr. Elmer Y. HinkaL
Mama, Somervllle, Cbarlea XV. Melnberg.
MISSING IN ACTION.
SERGEANT.
N. H, Monntaln View. George F. Dedhara.
PRIVATES.
r.I whlttler. John XV. Rruvn.
Cat, Han Bernardino. Byron F. Rlchmsn.
Lai, usunsa. uarry . Mayman.
Ind, BoonxlUe. Noble II. Trrtter.
Miss, WsIlrTTille. CnrtU I, Henry.
Ohio, Ashtabula, Carl L. Track.
ra, Kane. Millard Donaehr.
Tex, Wsco. Jaxnea L. Lsster, Jr.
Tex, Mesquite. John A. Parks.
Wash, Six Prone, Edward J. LInblad.
KILLED IN ACTION
(Prerlooslr Reported Severely Wounded.)
CORPORAL.
Ho, Perry, John XV. Davis.
rtUVATE.
Iowa, Albls, John J. Smith.
KILLED IN ACTION
(Previously Reported Missing.)
PRIVATE.
Ky, MsyrrlUe, Hugh E. Bolender.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
(PreTlonslr Reported Wonnded, Decreo
Undetermined.)
PRIVATE.
Va, Richmond, Leonard S. Klotxe.
WOUNDED SErERELY.
(PreTtonsIr Reported Killed.)
CORPORAL.
Ohio, Colnmbas, Carlos D. Creed.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
XPreTtoDslr Reported Mlsslnr.)
PRIVATE.
Cai, Arroyo Grande. Charles XV. Vlsber.
WOUNDED IN ACTION (DE
GREE UNDETERMINED!
PreTloosIr Reported Killed.)
PRIVATES.
Ill, Momenre, Fred J. Bo Witt.
Idaho, Aldrldfe, HurU Faekrell.
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and
Bridgework
$5.00
FILLINGS.
Silver, Gold,
Porcelain,
$1.00
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9lh and G Sts. N. W. Phone Main 1711
Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M.
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Minn, Goodhnr, Willis F. Gorman.
Neb, BUIr, Kor C. llalstead.
N. Y, New lork, Jaek Bamforth.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UN
DETERMINED). (Preriooslr Reported MUsInr.)
PRIVATES.
Mass, GreenReld, Geonce J. R. Veno.
Ohio, CaldiTell, Edwin C. Ilartlrr.
Ohio, ruin City, Robert L. Woodbnrn.
IN HANDS OF NEMY.
(Preilooalr Reported Killed.)
TRIVATE.
Mich, Casaopolls, Fred L. Cooper.
IN HANDS OF ENEMY.
(Prerloaslr Reported Sererelr Wonnded)
PRIVATES.
X. C, Tarboro, x IllUm II. Campbell.
X. C, Winston-Salem, Ralph J. Charles.
IN HANDS OF ENEMY
(PreTioosly Reported Missing.)
PRIVATE.
I1L, Chlcaro, rrank Charles Becker.
SICK IN HOSPITAL
(Prexlonslr Reported 3IIsslnr.)
S13tGENTS.
CoL. Frnlta, Nicholas G. Robinson.
X. II, MonntalnTlew, Georze F. Oedham.
PRIVATES.
Ill, Chlraro, Bernard A. Taheny.
Kan, I'dall, Vt Illlam I". Burke,
Ky, Waco. John E. Grtf rs.
V Y, Brooklyn. Alvrrt Bexter.
Ohio, Toledo, Em II A. Zeck.
Pa, rltubnrtli, Donald S. Rocers.
PRESENT FOR DUTY
(PreTioosly reported killed.)
PRIVATE.
HI, Jacksonville, Harold II. Bartlett.
PRESENT FOR DUTY
fPreTionslr reported died of wounds.)
PRIVATE.
Tex, Sprinjtown, Earl G. Hill.
PRESENT FOR DUTY
(Prerloatly reported sererelr wonnded.)
CORPORAL.
X. T, Brooklyn. John 1. Sulllran.
TRIVATK.
HI, Chlraro, Fred Gordon.
PRESENT FOR DUTY
(Previously reported wounded, degree un-
PIUVATES.
Miss, Sledce, Eugene C. Cliorler.
Mass, Worcester, Joseph Marrone.
PRESENT FOR DUTY
IPreTioUftlr rrnnrted missing.)
CORPOR.L.
Ill, Chicago, Ca-Klr 1, Ualley.
PRIVATES.
HI, Bnrhnell. William E. Xenneker.
Mich, Detroit, Bernard D. Gaflney.
Mlnn ailnneanolls. Harry C Holmaulst.
Minn, South Minneapolis, Victor E.Jonn-
tton.
Ore, Watrrrllle. Waldo It. Farnham.
K r, Belton, Claude S. Bagwell.
W. Va, Sherrard, John R. Orum.
ABSENT WITHOUT LEAVE
Previously Reported Missing.)
PRIVATE.
Oblo, Ashland, Harold II. Swain.
'KILLED IN ACTION
(Prerlouslr Reported Missing In Action.)
CORPORALS.
X. Y", Brooklyn. Frank R. Smith.
Pa, Ie, Lawson Deforest.
PRIVATES".
Ind, Linton, Clarence Wlnford Vest.
Italy, Angarano, Domenico Corraro.
X. J, Lyons. Horace Russell looker.
N. Y, Talerllle, Eugene U Daris.
X. Y, Buffalo, Arthur M. Georgcr.
X. C ThomasvlUe. Bennett Cornellns.
Okla, Rankin. Orrtlle Estes.
Pa, Erie, Sylrester John EnglWh.
Pa, ML Holly Springs, Paul Goodyear.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
(Preriously Reported Missing In Action.)
( CORPORALS.
Canada. Petroiea, Ontario, Frederick Lore.
X. Y, New York. James J. Cullen.
ni'GLER.
Ohio, Cleveland, Donald Uosmer.
COOK,
ra, Srranton, John J. Stanley.
PRIVATES.
Cal, Fanla Anna, Robert M. Crawford.
Cal, Oakland. 'Ihomas A. King.
Ind Carlos Cltr. George Omar Cox.
Italy, Corlrlo Pertlcara, Frank De Fllrppes.
ny, .nayneia, iifayriie Dianiey.
Ijs, Slarks. Joseph Drake.
X. V, Brooklyn, Arthur F. Cloos.
Of, V-nrrn. tllllafn T. Darts.
' fa, Philadelphia, Anthony Carerreta,
Pa, ve-t I'olnt, irancis a. loie.
Pa, Hop Bottom, Delbert Dean Rose.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
(Preriously reported missing In action.)
PRIVATE.
Canada, Montreal, Harry Blanshay.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED) (Previously reported missing In action.)
PRIVATES.
Cal.. Berkeley. Vt Illlam K. Stone.
it'al, I'aIN Rlter Mills, Oral XV. Xelklrk.
1 Italy, Bollena. Vincent Uuldolte.
i Ky- Rack-hold. Robert F. Steele.
iMIch, Stonlngton. Andrew Hanson, jr. "
I X. J, Garfield. Charles Dl Piaxia.
' X. M, Kelly, Tomas Garcia.
I N. Y.. Brooklyn. John Joseph Smith.
1 Ohio, Cleveland, Alex BlenkowskJ.
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Pa, Philadelphia. Jobn Fisher.
Tex, Houston, Robert Dingle.
Wash, Diamond, Harry T. Flcknn.
Wash, North Yakima, Sidney T. King.
RETURNED TO DUTY
(Previously reported missing In acttoB)
CORPORAL.
Wis, Milwaukee. Alrin J. Frank.
PRIVATES.
Ark, Balslte. Frank D. Ross.
Lowa. Valley Junction. Ernest C. Hayes.
Ky, Danville. Donald I. Lester.
Mass., Fltrhburg, James Harrison.
Mich, Coidwater, Cleo Albert Dralme.
Mich, Bay City. Carl F. Anderson.
Mich, Monroe. Brnae William Dunmere.
N. J, Ilumont. Clifford Olive.
N. M, Chearde, Arthur J. DanleL
X. Y, Xew York, Frank F. Feeney.
X. Y, Brooklyn. Charles Ennls.
X. Y, Oswego. William It. Voll.
X. Y, Brooklyn, John F. noddy.
Ohio, Port Clinton. Walter Sehanroek.
Okla, Putnam, Ora J. Dobbins.
Fa, Marlanna. Edward V. Armstrong.
Pa, Philadelphia, James B. Clark.
Pa, Plttsbnrgh, Clarence U. Schweiger.
Russia, Village Traalln, Serbel Chayka.
8. D, Pierre, Thomas J. Forsythe.
Tenn, Milan, John P. Bargcr.
Tex, Garrison, Berdrst Fancher.
Tex, Clark.' Daniel Fowler.
Wash, Seattle, Darld W. Brattslrom.
RETURNED TO DUTY
(FTertonsIy Reported Killed In Action.)
PRIVATE.
Ohio, Jefferson, Raymond Brers.
DIED OF DISEASE
(Previonsly Reported Died In Sinking of
Otranto.
PRIVATE.
Ga, Angnsta, William J. Cooney.
TWICE WOUNDED
MILS FORWARD
Wounded by a machine sun bullet,
which penetrated his right arm while
he was charging with bayonet at a
group of Germans operating the sun.
Private Frank Luzupone, of Wash
ington, continued forward. A few
minutes later he received another
bullet In his left leer, but still at
tempted to crawl toward the Ger
mans. Private Luzupone is the son of Mr.
and' Mrs. Lulgl Luzupone, of 624
Florence street northeast. The story
of his bravery reached his brother,
Vlto M. Luzupone, of 1305 II street
northeast, today In three letters, one
from Frank and the others from his
comrades. Luzupone in his letter
states that he is recovering from his
wounds in a hospital.
According to his comrades, Luzu
pone is eager to return to the front
line trenches. His last trip "over
the top" was the third one he has
made since being ordered to the front
In last January.
Luzupone's letter was written by a
Red Cross nurse, but was signed by
himself. He writes mostly of "get
ting back at them again," and says
very little of his wounds. "Wo gave
them the scare of their lives," he
says.
He Is twenty-six years old and en
listed In the National Guards in 1015.
He saw service on the Mexican border
and was sent to France last Decem
ber. Luzupone's brother, Stephen, thirty-six
years old, is fighting with the
Italians on the Austrian front.
HELP FIND BELLE,
LOST KITTY CAT!
Statesmen may have their troubles,
the world war may end or continue.
Congress can be Republican or
Democratic, but Margarltc Miller must
And her kitten.
At least this Is Indicated in the
appeal made to the public today by
Margaret Miller, ten years old, of 5904
Georgia avenue northwest, in her
search for Belle, a kitten.
Margaret today took steps to trace
Iho movements of the kitten, which
wears a collar with a belt on It, by
enlisting the services of The Times
because "The Times had helped chil
dren to find their pets that got lost
or stolen."
Her letter follows:
Dear Kdltor:
I am a littlr- girl ten years old
and love to go to school so well.
I am In the fifth grade. I have
read In The Times whare you hart
helped children to (Ind their pets
that got lost or stolen. I want to
ask you if you will help me find
my baby sister's pet cat? My
sister is sick all the time and my
mother and papa sent her to the
mountains in West Virginia for
her health and I u as to take care
of her cat until she came home
and last Sunday I let the cat out
the door and she went across tho
street and I never will find her
unless you will help me and my
poor little sick sister will most
cry her eyes out for her pet. The
cat had a collar on with a little
bell and she is so nice and friend
ly. She Is brown-gray and white
and her name is Iielle. I will
thank you so much If you will
help me.
Tour friend,
MARGARITB MILLER.
TO ASSIST SHIPPERS
Solicitude as to the transportation
necessities of shippers will be ex
pected of the railroads, according to
an official announcement of Director
General McAdoo. The new plan was
devised by n. L. Wlnchell, regional
director of the Southern region, to
assist shippers in keeping in touch
with their freight.
Through a central office, consignees
of freight are to be enabled upon
request to locate any given car which
Is overdue at destination. They will
also be able to get information about
! the time of Its probable delivery.
Thrtft Starapa bought for yourself
i or your children cultivate the right
spirit.
sOTi. HORNING
W
LOANS
On Diamond, Watchet,
and Jewelry
(Sooth of Highway Bridge)
OUSINl:SI TRANSACTED EXCLU
SIVELY THERE.
Take can at 12th st- and PennsyJ.
anta ava. for south and of Highway
Brldga. jna car ticket each war.
WALL ST. MARKET
NEW TORK. Nov. 7. Peace stocks
came to the front In a pronounced
manner at tho opening of the stock
market, when railroad stocks and the
Industrial shares outside of the. war
list were In vigorous demand at sub
stantial advances. There was a wide
opening In Southern Paclflc. the first
sale being 5,000 shares at 107 to
1074. a gain of over one point
union Paclflc and Reading both rose
1 point, and Erie common followed
with an advance of s to 18 '.4
In the peace Industrials, most In
terest was attached to the continued
buying of U. S. Rubber, which rose
2 points to 73 H. American Smelting
reflected continued accumulation, ad
vancing IK points to 91U- Anaconda
gained IK points to 72. These stocks
sold at new high levels for the year,
with Southern Pacific sellng at the
highest price touched since 1813. Ma
rine preferred was exceptionally
heavy, declining 2 points to 121.
Testerday
Close.
High.
66
23tf
69
27
2
Low.
66
219
55!
2'A
5
2X
!:!
P.M.
46
S6
83
42X
15
78
40
4K
56
69 Am. Express.
21 Adv Rumley
55X Adv Pom pf.
27 Allis-Chal ..
5Ji Alaska G M.
25. Alas.-Jnnean
103 Am Ag Chm. 103 102 103
45 Am Can.... 47
95 Am.Canpf... 96
85 A C & Fdy.. 85
42 Am Cot Oil. 43
15K Am H & L. 15
80 A H & L pf. 79
41,' Am Linseed. 41
64 ' Am Loco.... 65U
101 Am Sam Tob 101
83 Am Smelt'jr. 91 89
90 A Steel Fdy. 91 89
111 Am Sugar.. 113 112
108 Am Tel & T. 108 107 108
51 Am Woolen. 51J 51 51
95 Am Wool pf. 95
Am Zinc.... 14
71 Anaconda... 72U
95 Atchison ... 97
86 Atchison pf. 87
At Coast L.. 103 103 103
111 A G & W I. 112U 109 109
80 BaM Loco... 81 78
57 Bait & Ohio. 58 57
1 BatopilasMn. 1 1
64 i Beth Steel.. 65 63
64 Beth Stl B.. 64 60
102 Beth Stl pf. 103
41 Brook R T.. 41
25 Butte & Sup. 25
21 Cal Petrol.. 21
Cal Pet pf.. 65
lf6 Can Pacific. 169
61 Cen Leather. 63
51!4 C M & S P. 51
82'A C M&SPpf B4U
9 CR I & P R. 29
71 CRI&P 6 wi. 72.
82 CRI&P7wi. 83
60 Ches & Ohio 60
8 Chi Gt West. 8
22 Chile Copper 22
42 Chin C Cop. 42
39 Col F & I... 40
39 Col G & E.. 40
Col & South. 25
43U Com Prod... 48
66
23
59
26
5
2
47
96
83
43
15
79
41
64
S8
89
91
113
95 95
14 14
71 71
96 S6
87 87
81
57
1
63
61
102 103
41 41
24 25
21 21
63 64
165 166
61 61
103 Corn Prod pf 103
51
83U
20
71
82U
60
8U
22U
42
40
40
25
47
102
51
83
29
72
83
60
8
22
42
40
40
25
48
103
102 Consol Gas.. 104 103 104
Cont Can...
6 Crucible SO.
30 Cuba C Sug.
80 Cuba C S pf
130 Del L & W.
50 DisSec
14 Ji Dome Mines.
BU Erie
33 Erie 1st pfd.
29 Gaston Wms.
154 Gen Elcc....
129 Gen Motors.
84 Gen Mot jf.
58 Goodrich B F
102 Goodrich pf.
97 Gt North pf.
32 Gt Nor Ore.
57 Greene C C,
48U Hask & Bar.
Harv. N J..
102 111 Central..
8 Inter Con...
Int Con pf...
54 (ns Copper..
34 Int Nickel...
Int Paper. ..
Int Pa pf sta
21 Kan. City...
Kelly S T...
Kennecott....
Lack Steel...
10 Lako E & W.
Lee R & Tire
LehlKb Val..
Lou & Nash..
Manhattan ..
30 Marine com..
123 Marine pfd...
36 Maxwell MG
65 Max 1st pfd.
28 Max M 2d pf.
May D Store.
153!a Mexican Pet.
6 Miami Con...
45 MidvaleStl--
94 II S P S S M..
23 Mo Pacific...
160 Mo Pac pf . . .
6 MK&T.
31 Nat Acme..
73
53'4
31
79
180
47
14
18
33
SO
74
56
31
80
180
49
14
19
34 M
30
155
135
85
59
102 102
99 93
32K 32
57 57
47U 47
118 115
104 104
74
54
31
80
180
43
14
19
33
30
154 154
129 135
84
58
40
73
8
35
55
35
34
63
22
57
40
73
10
20
63
113
99
30
8
35
54
34
34
63
21
57!
29
72
10
19
62
118
99
29
84
58
102
99
32
57
47
118
1C4
8
35
55
35
34
63
22
57
39
72
10
19
63
118
99
en
122 120 121
38
68
29 !a
62
175
28
46
94
29
61
6
30
37 S8
66 66 U
28 28
61 62
162 174
27 28
44
94
28
60
6
30
44
94
29
61
6
30
Nat Biscuit. 10SU 103 108
44 NatE&S.... 45 44
15 NatC&C... 15 14
102 N Y Air Brk. 103 103
22NYO&W.. 22 22
81 NY Cent 82 81
40 NYNH&H.. 42 40
51 NorAmer.... 51 51
44
15
103
22
81
42
51
109 Nor & West.. 10S 109 109
97 Nor Pac 98 97 98
41 Ohio F S... 46 45 46
7 Ontario Silv. 7 7 7
116 P Am Pet pf. 119 116 118
34 Pacific Mail.. 35 34 35
59 PcoGiC... 60 59 59
48 PennRR 49 48 43
15 PereMarqct. 16 15 15
PcroMpfct. 60 60 6ft
33PhilaCo 33 33 33
49 Pitts Coal... 49 49 49
Testerday
Close
35 J Pitts &WVa
46 Pierce-Arrow
Pierce A pf
125 Pull Pal Car..
24 Ray Con Cop.
67 RySUSprgs.
81 RI& Steel...
90 Reading.
120 Royal Dutch.
9 Saxon Motr..
9 Seab'dAL..
22 SALpf.
15 Shattuck A C
35 Sinclair Oil...
50 SlossSS&I.
106 CuthPac...
32 South Ry.....
70 SoRypf,..
67 Studebaker...
Sup Steel....
16 TennC&C.
Texas Co.
22" Tex & Pac...
76 TobacProd...
102 UCig Stores.
United Fruit
134 Union Pac...
73 UnPacpf."
URylnv....
101 USIodAL...
71 US Rubber...
103 USRublpf..
47 USS&Rpf.
103 US Steel
Ill USSUpf....r
90 UtahCoppr-
58 Va-CarChem.
69 ValC&C...
9 Wabash
40 Wabash pf A.
9 W&LErie...
44 Wcsfhouse...
92 West Union..
14 Western Md..
19 WestPacific.
47 WhiteM
64 Wilson Inc.
24 Willys-Over..
85 Will Over pi.
WisconC...
Ulgtu Low,
6 35
46 46
102 101
126 126
25 24
68 68
82 79
91 90
123 120
10 10
9 9
23 22
15 15
37 35
52 52
108 106
33 32
70 70
69 67
37 37
16 16
192 190
23 22
73 76
102 102
144 144
135 134
74 73
10 9
101 97
73 72
105 104
49 48
104 100
112 111
90 89
60' 58
68 68
9 9
40 39
9 9
44 44
92 92
14
20
47
65
25
85 85
37 37
14
19
47
63
24
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P.M
35
45
103
126
24
63
79
91
121
10
9
23
15
37
52
108
33
70
69
37
16
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77
102
144
135
74
9
98
73
105
49
101
111
69
59
68
9
39
9
44
92
14
20
47
64
25
85
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SPECIAL NOTICES
We Sell Window Shades
For Less TSSSZJZZf
THE SHADE SHOP, 'Ml
eejs-u
TO EXTERMINATE BED Bin nacbaa,
. ot?.-?d V,r bu- 1M CsBtnry
Insecticide. Sold by dragglsU or A. M.
Co.. HI Tew Terk sts. ec2T-tf
ATTENTION
CLASSIFIED ADVERTTSEKS
A F0?flr,T rded. cosjtuapUr
I If your ad is Mot" puHlnc the max-
u uiiuuut o( rauita uars) is a
reason. W have maloyed trained
men whooa business ft U to make
classified ads pay. Thy bar mad
a thorough study of classified adver
Using not only In Washington hot
In other larga dties. u will aot
obligate yon In any war to bars our
representative call on yon. We will
ot try to sell yeu anything-. Ws
simply srant to show you how aa
Intelligent fores can bs applied ts
jrcur business.
PHONE THE TIMES
MsJn 82C0. Clamnad AdTt. Pspt
Today's Market Hints
Prices to retailers and general market
Information furn ted by Bureau of Mar
kets. U. 8. Department at Agriculture:
fair prtees to consumsra, by tbo District
Food Administration.
Take your basket to market."
"Just say, 'Don't wrap it,
please.' "
Taper saved Is paper made."
ABUNDANT Onions, potatoes, cabbage,
celery, squash, pumpkins, peppers, tur
nips, cooking apples, green tomatoes.
MOBMAJb Eating applea, carrots, beets,
lettuce, grapefruit, cranberries, sptnaeb.
parsnips, oyster plant.
SCABCE lima beans, oranges, lemons,
grapes, pears, cauliflower.
VXCETABUC3.
Product, Cost to Fair pries
Grade, Retailer to Conaum.
ete. Today. er Today.
BKATfft, lima. Qt. sO-tte SO-SSe..
BEETS, bunch 4- 6e 8-go
CELKRT, bunch ..... 4- to 5-1 lo
CAJJBAOK, lb. m-:c S- So
CABSOTS, bunch I- 4e 4- So
do., cut. V pk l-10e I0-14c
CADUFXOWEIt, head 1-I2c II-Jio
KALE. pk. 9-lZc 12-ISe
LETTUCE, local, head 2- Co S- Se
ONIONS, yellow. U pk. t- te S-lle
OYSTER PLANT
dn. bunch ...I- tUe 10-1
PARSNIPS, M pk.... 10.12c lS-lSo
PETPERS. local, each. H-Ko 1-lHe
rornoM
No. 1. pk 2S-4oe 49-Soe
No. :. pkdSiba.). 15-150 IS-JAe
Sweet. No. 1. U pk 10-llc IS-l?e
Sweet. No. 2. pk i- to 7- So
PUMPKINS. lb. I-mo lV4-2e
SPINACH, sk., (2 lbs.) 12.11c 16-lJe
SQUAMII. lb 1-1C 2-2 H
TiMAinR!l
Ripe. No. 1. U pk.. 12-2le lS-JOe
green, pk 15-20c :o-50c
ri'RNtPN
Topped. U pk 4-le 5- Te
FRurra.
APrLES First Trade.
do.. Grimes. U pk.. 17-2e 21-X7e
do. York, 'i pk.... 10-I3o U-ISc
do.. Jonathan, dox 2S-4Se 30-60c
do.. Delirious, each.. 3Sc 4- Se
do, other varieties.. 11-lte 14-21c
do. s.eond grades.. 7-lle 9-13s
BANANAS, doz 30-2Se SS-43e
CRANBERRIES, qt . .S-10e... .ll-l&s
GRAPhHttJIT
do.. Isrge. each 7-lle 0-15e
do., medium, each... 4- 7e S.10e
GRAPES
do., rsllforniv lb... 10-1Se 13-IOc
do. Nevr Tork, bsk.. 30c 33-4 oe
LEMON"
Cal., 412's. dox. 27-30C 33-4 fte
Cal.. SCO's, doz. 3S-3IC 44-Mc
OU.N:r
Cal. 21t's. doz.... 5-75c 0-Sl.OO
Fla. 2IS's, doz. 30-JSc 40-SOe
PEARS. Anjou. doz... 40-S4C S0-70e
do, Kleffer, U pk... l(-20c 20-2S
INSCKANCJS
PBOTBCT TOHR VURNTTURsl.
P. F. GROVE, J"2r B''tta-
oell-ist
FLORAL DESIGNS
Special Funeral Wreaths Moderate.
Flowers tor all occasions. Prompt auto
ferries. C B. BROOKS. 1130 14ta at.
N. W. j.
FLOWERS far all eeaalona. Call Fraakthi
4: rsaldenc, FraakUn 111. OEO. H.
wwss, iib wonn. are. nryii-iist
J. H. SMALL & SONS, Florisb
Corner 11th and H sts, WASHINGTON:
Waldorf Astoria, and 101 Madison are. New
Tork. Flowers for funerals a specialty.
Price moderate.
FUNERAL DESIGNS
Of sTsry description llodersU prices.
GtTDB.
1214 F 8T. N. W.
UNDERTAKERS
J. WILLIAM LHE.
UNDERTAKER AND LTVERT.
Ill Pa. At. N. W.
Tslephono M. HIS. WASHTNOTON. P. C.
CEMETERY LOTS
CEDAR HILL,
Waautngtea'a Most BeauUIut Cemstarj).
Pa. are. 8. K. tExtradsd).
For Whlta People Only.
Burial Sttea from to ta EaeS.
Oompara our location and pries wttk tins
of other esmstartaa.
Boy New Bsfo-s Next Adrane ta Fries.
Skts HO per cant.
Let u tax you out. snow you tb ssnrsst,
tost logical and beautiful eametary
In Wssbtngtos.
FREB AOTO 8ERVICB.
For further lnformarjon, adiTrass
JOSEPH 1. CATLOR. Trsasv.
til Itb St. N. B. Fbona Lme. ML
Isl ,t.tn,ta-
PERSONAL
MANICURING Jt-S iStS!
10 to 7. Open Sundays. 71t 11th st. Apt. 2.
s-
MBS. ORA .FIELD
CAHAKIES.
Learlng City, closing out entire stock.
032 New Tork are. N. W.
srrSi mt nwv r
SCALP TREATMENT AND MANICURTNO
nuutia. is a. ja. ij s. r. st.
(0s JI ST. N. W. NORTH 4M1
OcJI-ltt
WIAJfPOOrNG AND MANICURING
done at your home. North loot.
oc24-Ht
LIMP IN WALK OUT
WILSON,
CfflROPODIST,
1340 KTE ST. N. W.
MAIN SIS.
EDUCATIONAL
Navigation and Seamanship
Emerson
Institute .
1740 P Street N. W.
PHONE FRANKLIN 4IU
r Six-Weeks' Coarse Uudsr
a Competent Navigator
and Seaman
PRACTICAL SEXTANT WORK ON
THE WATER. USE OF NAUTICAL,
ALMANAC AND BOWDITCH PRAC
TICAL PROBLEMS SOLVED.
Hater Up ta Junior Grade
lieutenant Eight Boors
a Week
For the qualified for promotion sod
all those who need Navigation and
Seamanship. Including commissioned
men, seamen, clrillaas and beginners.
Day and Erenlng Classes
Separate Classes for Officers
GEORGETOWN
UNIVERSITY
-
The Law School
Secretary's office open dairy from
4:30 to 6:0p p. m. for registration
and consolation. ?
Law classes daily at 6:30 p. ra.
Three-year course leading to degree
of 2j. L. B.
STUDENTS'. ARMY
TRAINING CORPS
Georgetown Law School
506- E St N. W.
Phone Main 7293.
Bids,
Washington Business and
Civil Service SchooB f
1317 New York Ave.' N.'Wi
Gregjr Shorthand Stenotypy Graham-Pitman
Shorthand typewriting-
English Spelling; Arithmetic Ps
manshlp CJtII Service.
Telephone Mala 4SH4.
Bo4-tf
FIRST-GRADE am Scrrle eramlntleas
for clerks. Nor. IS and Dee. T and It;
tuition for entire course for these ezamts
atlons IS. THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPA
RATORY SCHOOL. S. E. cor. 12th and F
sts. Phone Franklin till. Ijyl7-tl
ENROLL NOW
WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT42
OF THE
EMERSON INS'lTr.UTE.
174 P ST. N. XT. Franklin 4U.
Evening School
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
New Classes la 11 Subjects. ,. , ,
Preparatory for College and Professloasx
Schools.
Conrersatlonal French and Spanish
Courses.
WINSLQW H. RANDOLPH. Principal.
MADAME ENA MEO,
SKILLED INVESTIGATOB,
O. S. AND FOREIGN TRAVEL. CIVIL
CASES EXCLUSIVELY. RESULTS COUNT.
PliONE vxr or Nioirr. north cits.
ocli-Mt
INDIAN 1IERB SHOP Opeelal remedies
for eTery ailment; there Is help for you.
lie up. Call only Friday or Saturday.
4t:t Tth st. N. W. lmytl-lOt-ei-Su
ELECTRIC HAIR and scalp treatment.
face massage and manicuring. LUCT
LTNCH. Kit. W st. N. W Apart. 1L
ae-lts
Mr Cohan stanleurlns and scalp trss.
mil. lJIldU ,,. KeneU Building.
Opes sTsnints to p. in. Franklta 1ISK.
tn.tn.su-tf
MARII.DA WILLIAMS,
sfanteurlng. Facial and Scalp Treatment.
T0 Cth St. N. W, Apart. X. ilsln 1111.
Hours 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. au29.flot
RELIABLE EXPRESS, MOVING. HAUL-
INU. any time, place or distance; Ball!
more or country trips. Call Frsnklln it 22.
myt-tf
Thrift Stamps bought for yourself
or your ehlldres cultlrate the right
alrtrtt.
FINANCIAL
EQUITABLE
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
Assets, $3,581,361
The Time to Save
Is Now
The people who save are the
ones who are prepared for any
emergency that may arise. Save
systematically through the Equi
table. Snbaerlptlona for the
75th Issue of Stock
Drlng Iteeelred
Shares, $2.50 Per
Month
4 Per Cent Interest
EQUITABLE BUILDING
915 F St N. W.
jnnt JOY KnSOV. President
FltAXK I. nEDSinB. Secretary
The Safest Investments
re those that do no- fluctuate during dis
turbed conditions f the money or stock
tua.ksta. First dsed of trust notes (Brat
mortgages), wsll secured on real sstate la
the District of Columbia, constitute "gilt
edge' UTestmr-ts. and thay do not de
pend upon the financial responsibility st
Indinduals or corporations for their sta
bility. We can enpply such lnTeetments
Ir amounts from Slat upward. Send for
booklet. "Concerning Loans and I Brest.
Hunts."
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO.
itx ntk K. K. w.
Skin Disease a Specialty.
Pimples, Acne. Enema. Lupus, Redness,
Itching. Tumors. Local Cancers.
DR. NICHOLSON, 1504 N. T. ST.
oolt-jet
PREPARATION FOR TJNVERSITY IssVt.
gnsges. msthematica; physle chemistry;
s!l Oorernment examinations: moderste.
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITT SCHOOL. 91
11th st. N. W. 1-JylLsAm.tit-tt.
SPANISH SCHOOL
NATIVE TEACHER.
HIT O It N. w. not.m
A FABIAN, Pianist,
Studio. SJ1 Jlth St. N. W Third Floor.
PUPILS: CONCERTS: RECITALS.
Phone Frsnklln til.
ocis.
Special Day sad Erenlng Course far
Paymaster Examination
IN
Naval Reserve
Classes Now Forming
Enroll Now
Preparatory for
COLLEGE AND PROFESSIONAL
SCHOOLS V -OfSc
hours. to 4Ut. except Saturday,
Monday. Wadnesday and Friday, S:l( t
:20.
EMERSON INSTITUTE
1740 P St N. W.
Phone Franklin '44 K.
sst-tf
CALL LINCOLN SIS.
EXPRESS FOR HIRE AND
OKNKRAL HAULINO. snlf-SBt
DR. EVAN, scree and stomach specialist.
My new electric treatment la proetng
wondertutty successful. I can absolutely
gu xantee retHf. consultation free. IStT
L st. I'h. Frsnklln 1S7. jeSS-llt
Mic.; IAMFRO Manicuring and ehl
iniJftcnurt ropody. hour-Hjn.
to t p. m. 1212 N. T. v. tt. w, aec floor.
Jy-tf
KINKY HAIR MADE STRAIGHT Also SB
sxcellent preparation tor thin and falling
hair, dandruff, and Itching sealp; assisting
the growth of the hair. At druggists or on
sole at 1914 L at SOe par box. dellrered.
Ph. Frank 7JI0. ItME. R. E WEAVER.
mancfacturer. leS7-tf
KING-SMITH Teacher of S'mgnxg
Modern, 'scientific method of roios dsr.
opinest. Studio HslL lilt Cons. STS.
Franklin ltI7. sl-Wt ,
Largest Frlrats School
is uiy
Men and Wassssi
ACCOUNTANCY (aides sebsot ta etty).
PRKPARATORX (aecxedlted bases).
COMMERCLU. (Gregg ahorthsad).
DR.FTLNO (mechawlfsl. axchiteetursS.
riHAOK fdav or matul.
lunuM Wireless
1731 O St K. w. suiieua-
I.MsV.sl.
NOTICF. TO WAR WORKERS.
We specialize in all work for hslr afrit.
and nails Swedish body massage: 17
years exDcrlenee pupils taught. ELIZA
nETII F HASSEXBERO. Hair and Skin
Specialist Only women and children
treated. 407 Kenols Blilg.. nth and O st.
sol-tot
Mice. Plin ts'eurlng snd Scarp Treat.
miss i-ain ment 11t TUl "
Apart. 1. Phcne Main MIS. apI2-tf
DR. REED, SPECIALIST
104 SEVENTEENTH STREET.
Over 30 Years auceeaatul practice la the
I . . Ji. - of Ch'oslo Nerroos
and Special DUeasea of Men and Women.
Means health to you if you suffer
from Catarrh, Obesity. Rheumatism, Con.
stlpatlon. Plies. Tnroat. Lungs. Brain.
Heart. Blood and Skin Diseases. Nemus
Debility. Kidney Diseases. Bladder
troubles. Specific Blood Poisoning. Erup
tions. Ulcer, and All Private Diseases
Cured for Life by Safe Methods.
(01. Bacteria Vaccine, and all the new
serums and antl-twxlns administered.
Charges low. Msdlcln furnished.
PREVENT INFLUENZA
BT USINO OLD-FASHIONED HERB
REMEDIES. Herb remedies act an Hear
and kidneys, it drives out uric sold by
cleansing the stomach, which prevents
colds and helpa rheumatism. W have
treatments ror various ailments.
H. A. LOUIS & SON,
22 O St. N. W.
oet-tf
MOVING, PACKINGrSTORABE
FOR LONG DISTANCE MOVING, QUICK
basrase delivery, trios to Baltimore. Wil
mington and Philadelphia call MULLEN'S
AUTO TRANSFER. 201S Jth at. N. W.
rtorin z?s-j.
MOTOR TRUCKS FOR HAULING
Baltimore. Phlladelnhla and Alenndrt
and local points
NO JOB TOO LARGE NONE TOO
SMALL.
R. S. R. TRANSFER A EXPRESS CO,
114 K st. NW. J2J tth at. NW. Frank. (.(.
RELIABLEQUICK SERVICE
NEW 2-TON TRUCKS SHORT AND
LONO nAULS. C IL THOMAS, lilt B
st N W 1-14-0t
QUICK AUTO SERVICE Any piece.
UALUWIN'S 1X1'KES3.
tOt 12th st. N. W Main 1J.
-SAFETY FIRST."
ABSOLUTELT FIREPROOF STORAGE
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.
Rooms, $2 00 and up. Mdvlng. Packing.
Phone Main 4221. 412-420 10th at. N. W.
er Franklin 2422.
CIVIL 8ERVICE Self-Instrsctlos Ttssjg
New Hit revised edition, pries, 3.
PSARLMANS BOOK SHOP. .
$11 O St. N. W. Franklin MM
l-ocxi-tf .
LESSONS ra French by a nsOve Tntertjtg,
reading, conversation. MM" ? Tv
MENOU. phone Columbia If c s,m
GET THE BOOK TOU WAJ T J? r ARI
MAN'S BOOK SHOP. ,. W
OCiV
Cntriltnn Spanish faognf
Native of Spain. Address Jttjtf f st
W. Phone North S4. saTt-lW .
DANCING
MRS. CHAFFLLEAB Private- sad Crass
lessons taught by appointment. Fraak
Un 4110. till Que at. N. W. l-3s
LEARN HOW TO DANCE
MR. snd miss cijtsjtsn-rs.
Private lessons. Tues. Thura. snd Sat.
en.. lessons. Moa- Wed. and FrL
120 B St. N. E. Line. 2IIX
oclO-Ht .
GLOVERX, 1S 23d Prrr. lea. any time.
7Sc; class Tues. FrL eve.: latest method:
srcliestrs. ball room tor-rent, IS. W. 112.
PRIVATE DANCXNO LESSORS
Tuesdays and Thursdays. -.
( Cents.
inSS lISiLK. 112 1th ex. N. sV
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
MflV1Nl". VADDED VANS
AlUVIl'StJ FURNISHED.
Phone M. 2010-2011.
KBEIG'S EXPRESS,
1224 n Street N. W
STORAGE. PACKING AND SHIPPfNO.,
MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPINO. sad stoe.
age NORTHEAST TRANSFER A STOR-
AOE CO.. 1004 11 St. N. E. Ph. Line. 2W.
SEE ME for best price snd satisfactory.
service. THE PEOPLE'S STORAGE A
EXPRESS. 1729 7th st. N. W eod.tt .
AT TOUIl sEnvicn
WA3HINOTON AND SUBURBAN
TRANSFER CO..
Call FRANKLIN 71T2.
Hauling of all kinds.
Moving a specialty.
Prompt service, moderate prices
27 H ST. N. W.
1-nol-Mt
WEEKLY TRIPS, Baltimore. Wilmington.
Phllsdelphla. SMITH'S TRANSFER A
STORAGE. North 1241. 12 S St. N- Vfj
CLE.XN. dry storage for furnltsr and
pianos. Eatlmttea rheerfully stS.
WESCIILER'S. 220 Ps. sva. N W Phons
Main 2222.
