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Wall Street Market Dull Local
PRICES FIRM IN EARLY TRADING,
FOLLOWED BY RECESSIONS.
BUSINESS LIGHT.
NEW YORK. Oct 6 The stock
rnarket today is easy and dull. Traders
pre marking time and waiting for de
developments in the Tobacco trust re
prganlzatlon and for affairs to clear up
n Europe. Too much uncertainty sur
rounds the market for much m-ement
to be expected either nay. Stocks are
n strong hands which will not suffer
them to decline unduly, and the in
pentive for a bull movement i-j entirely
lacking.
Most stocks opened fractionally
(ower, gained some strength in the
Today's New York Stock Exchange Prices
Quotation furnished by W. II Hlbb & Co , members of New York Stock
Exchange. Washington Stock Exchange, and Chicago Board of Trade. Hlbb. Building
INDUSTRIALS
1:39 Tea.
High. Low. p in. C1m
SAmal. Copper 50V4 49K H i tovt
Am. Beet Ougsr com S3 E2H 53W I 53H
Am. Can pf. 83H ESVi 83W I 13
Am. Car & Fdy com 8W 47 48 I 46
Am. Cotton OH com 6H E0V 60V4 49W
Am. EM. & Ref. com. 6Hi 63 63V4 I 634
Am. Tel. & Tel 1S4H 184 134 1 134V4
Am. Tobacco, pfd.... 96H 95W 95W I So1
Am. Woolen com.... 31 Si 31 I 30W
Am. Woolen pfd 8SV4 88VS 88W I 88Vi
On. Leath. com 21V 21W 2iv I 21
Con. Gas. N. T 138M 137H 187H 1 137.
Corn Products Ret, 12 11H 11 I 11V4
Goldfleld Com bYt IV, 6Vi I 6W
iGeneral Electric... 149H 149 14M I I47li
Great Northern On 4"Vi 47V 47 I 47V
International Paper 9H 9 9H I 9Vi
Laclede Gas 133 102H 103 I 102V4
filter. Harvester 103V4 102V4 102 1 132W
INat. Biscuit, com.... 125V. 124. 125V. 1125
(National Lead, com.. V 46V 46H I 46".
Pacific Mall S. & 31V. COW SOW I 31'.
People's Oas Of Chi.. 104V4 104V 104li I 104
Pressed Steel Car 29 29 29 28V.
pep. L & S., pfd.... S3 83 83 I 63
&.S.& C L P.. com. im n n ii
(J. S. Rub., com 45 44V. 44W I 43H
OJ. 8. Rubber, pfd liV. 10Vi 109V4 1 109
P. a Steel, com CUH 59 59W I CO
V. a Steel, pfd 103W 109 109Vi I 109
Va. Car Chem.. com 48 48 48 I 47 Vj
West. Union Tel.... 81 9 80 I 80
BONDS
Amr. Tobacco Vs.... 88 83 88 88
Amer. Tobacco 6's....ll3 112 112 1 113
B. R. T. Convert. 4-s. 3 83 g3 83
C. B. & Q. Joint 4 .... 96 96
Chi., Rock Is. & Pac. 71 70
Inter Metro. 4U a . 79 79
Pa. Convert. 3's 1915 96 96
96 I 96
71 I 70
79 I 79
9S I 9o
Southern Ry. 5's 105 10 105 1 105
Union Pac Con. 4s..ioi 101 101 1 101
V. a Steel 2d 5's... 10 IS 101 1011. I 101?.
New York Curb Market.
Furnished to The Waehlnjrton Tlmei by
,Harrlman 4. Co , New York, G. B. Chlpraw.
Snanaeer local branch, Colorado Building
Open High Lou tlow
British Col Coppei .... 3 3V4 3Yi 3'.
;hav State ""at , V A :
t'hkaco Subwav .. .. 1 1?4 Is 1
To nblnati in Tiactlon .. 10 10 10 13
Con Ariz Smolt (na.). -Ji
!P' Convolulitod it A A A
Olroitx Minim; 31 i ."It" 3
iSieenc-' ananea 5?n 5 51i h
Dnspir.-tion Jonpe- .... 6 ( fc1 0
H Roie Con 3li 2i 3i 111
aiunhittan Tiansit lv, 2 VA 2V,
WclCinlc-Uaira!;h Is 1 lt 1
Kenda I'tah Vi V; V H
JNIplsMng Mines 7i 7 74
HFtawhlde Coalition 4 4A 4 4
Ka Central 1A Irt 1A 1A
frukon Gold 3 3hi --! 3'5
Ccntine11t.1l Rubl)cr 19U 19Vi 19'4 19U
When Couple Meets
In Marriage Agency
The following scene at a matrimonial
agency in Paris, the manager of which
arranges desirable marriages for a sta
ted fee:
Everything has been arranged; pho
tographs have been exchanged, financial
matters settled, and the agent Is about
1o bring together for the first time the
laron de Kalnt-Josaphat and the Coun
tes,se de Folbiche. The baron has a
chauteau on the Garonne, and a bank
In Asiatic Turkey. The countess pos
sesses tiOOO.OoO in her pwn right, and
a foundry on the Nava
They meet, salute profoundly, and
then stare at each other.
The Countess "Well, I declare' If It
Jen't the fellow I saw pawning his watch
jestcrday'"
The 12 iron " ' It's the woman
who was soaking her bracelet yester
dnv' Together (pointing to the agent)
Thief! villain' swlndlei ! scoundrel:"
Curtain. Exchange
P
FINANCIAL
tIMttttTttTTTTTT?TTtTttTTTT
Capital, $1,000,000. .
A Good Place for
a Savings Account
THIS million-dollar bank, with its ample re
sources, sound management and complete fa
cilities, offers exceptional inducements to those
desirous of saving.
3 Interest SS&g
Get a start NOW and grow with this progressive and con
servative depository. Under U. S. government control, the same
as national banks.
United States Trust Co.
1405 G Street N. W.
Nathan B. Scott, President.
5
8
early trading and fell away again to
about the opening prices by the noon
hour. Ralls were the strongest. Can
adian Pacillc was loner at 226, sold
up to 227i and declined to 226H- North
ern Pacific opened at 1154. half a point
up. It sold quickly to 116 and then lost
three-fourths of (i point. So went the
list, changes being within a range of
nhm.f (i nnlnt with trading dull and
lifeless The industrials showed smaller
chances than the rails. Steel som up
in ri ami Rtnnri at noon at 59.
The afternoon trading began at about
the opening figures or siigntiy rawer,
with a tendency to slack off as tjie
sales were recorded.
RATLROAPS
1:30 Tci.
High Low. p ra. Close
At. Tp. & B Fe coml05Vi 104 104 1 104
Atlantic Coast Line 122 120 122 1 121
Bait. & Ohio. com... D6V4 95 95 I 95
Brooklyn Rap. Trau 74 74 74 I 74
Canadian Pacific zziVt 226 226 1 227V.
C. C. C. & St. L. com. 9 69 69 I 57
Chesapeake & Ohio. 71 71 71 I 71
Ch. & Gt. West com 18 18V4 18 I 18
C, Mil. & St. P. COII107 103 107 1 107
Col. & South, com. 47 47 47 I 43
Erie common 30 30 0V I 30
Erie 1st pfd. 49 49 49 I 49
Erie 2d pfd 41 41 41 I 41
inter-Met. com 16 14 14 I 16
Inter-Met. pfd. 46 45 45 I 45
K. C. Bouthern com 29 28 2b ! 26
Lehigh Valley 153 157 167 1 153
M-. K. 4 T. com.... 29 23 18 I 28 V4
M.S.P. &. 8.6.K com. 127 127 127 1 126
Missouri Pacific 38 37 V. 37 I 37
Norton I'aclfio 116 115 116 1 115
Nc:tolk4 Western... 103 102 103 1 101
N. T. C. & Hud. R...104 104 104 I 104
N. Y. C. & St. L. CO... 49 49 49 I 43
Pennsylvania 121 121 121 1 121
Reading, com 139 137 138V I 139
Rock Island, com 24 23 24 I 23
Rock Island, pfd 45 45 45 I 45
Soath.Pac.com 107 107 107 1 107V
Southern Ry.. com ... 26 26 26 I 26
Southern Ry., pfd 66 65 66 I 64
Third Avenue 9V, 9 9 I
Toledo. St. L. & W.. o 18. 18 18 I 18
Toledo. St. L. & W.. p 41 41 41 I 41
Union Pacific com. ..160 159 159 1 160
Union Pacific, pfd.... 90 90 90 I
Wabash -om 11 11 11 I 11
Wabash pf 23 Vi 23 23V I 23
Wis. Central com 49 49 49. I 60
Western Maryland.. 62 51 62 1 61
Sales Today On t'.ie
Local Exchange
Washing'on Gas S's, Jl.OKWrllO
Capital Traction 5's, $5O0fflO9
Capital Tiactian. 100129. 25U128.. o
yS. KITI-M. 2?U2Bi. logi?,. 3123
Washington Railway and Electric
comnunt lOvJ'-O.
Washington Railway and Electric,
pt if erred, lOtiSS.
Washincton Gas. 5'SSC11 251t86. IZO
8G., 2."4iSCS, ;MSCS,. Zi(tm,, 25(36, 24
After call
Mergenthaler, 2CT22SH, 4i228. W?228.
Union Savings Bank. 10v237.
Mergenthaler, 10Q22SH, 1022S, 5,
22!s
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
5's. ji.oootrioss
Washington Gas, 10gS6.
New York Cotton Market.
Fvrnlihed to The Washington Timet bj A.
Q. Plant A Co.. 1415 G strt northneit-
Open. High Low. 2.45
January 9 7S US 9 69
Maicl 9S7 191 9 80
December 9 92 9 S3 9 83
9 70
9 Si
9.SG
Situation Not Courted
By Friend of Quack
An actor tnd a quack were chatting
Thcv weie both hollow sho's. One pre
tended he rnuld amuse people, while the
other pietenJcd he could cine them.
And they neither of them could do
cither.
"I've done vou manv a good turn,"
said the quack. "Now I want you to do
me one Will vou?'
The actor nodaed his Pcwinc locks.
"On your next tour," pursued the
quack, "will jou ask for mv Tiddlem's
Tonic at evsrv Dlace you go to' It
will be a splendid advertisement for mo,
vou kow, tnd will tuggest that theri
1- .1 demand for it."
Yes. but be 1 ei--.onal.lo. old nun,"
lepiied the actor, slmddetlng. "Suppose
they have it.'" Indianapolis Sun.
FINANCIAL
"TTITTIITTTTTTYTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTYTTTTTTTTT?TTTTTTTTTTTTTT
Resources Over $3,000,000.
Securities Firm
Bid and Asked On
Local Exchange
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Bid.
Ask.
100-,
van
U. S. Reg. ra
U. s. Coupon Vn ,
, 100W
1J0V5
U. S. Reg. 3's lul
U. S. Coupon S's 10U
U. S. Reg. Vz 113:
114
U. S. Coupon 4's 113?i
GAS BONDR
Ueorjr-cown Gas S's let
Washington Gas 5's 110
RArLROAL- BONDS.
Capital Traction R. R. 58... . 109
U4V
itt
113
110'i
119
103
109
5
101
1K
uit ana -unuiDan os 101
Columbia R. R. 5's 101
Columbia R. R. 6's 103
Metropolitan R. R. S's 107
Wash. Ry. & Elec 4's 84&
MISCELLANEOUS BOND"-
i?otomac Elec Cons. 5's 101
Potomac Elec. Lt S's 10S
N. & W. Steamboat S's 10Si
C. & p. Telephone S's 103
kmir. Tel. .fc Tilga. 4's 103
Emerson Steam. Pump 6's.... Ci
Wush. Market 5's 1927 100
Wash. Market 5's. 1947 101
W. M. Cold Storage S's 100i
Riggs Realty S's K"3
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
Capital Traction 1?8
Wash. Ry & Elec. Com 33V4
Wash. Ry. A Elec, pfd 874,
X. W Steamboat 210
8C
103
103
10-;
no
129
40
srs
"$7
Washington Gas 86;
Georgetown Gas 3714
Amer. Tel & Telga 131
G. V & O. Dominion w
Wash. Va. Ry. com 42
Wash. Va. Ri., pfd 65
TTPE MACHINE STOCKS.
Mergenthaler Linotype 228
Lanston Monotype Sd
MINING STOCK.
Greene Cananea 5
NATIONAL BANK STOCK3.
American National Bank 180
CaDital Nat. Bank 210
Columbia Nat. Bank 250
Commercial National Bank., li.6"
Far. & Mech. Nat. Bank 260
Lincoln National Bank 142
Metropolitan Nat. Bank 212
Riggs National Bank 550
Second National Bank 163
Nat. Bank of Washington.... 2S0
District National Bank 133
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
American Security & Trust... 284
National Sav. & Trust 225
Union Trust 112
Wash. Loan & Trust 220
United States Trust 117
SAVINGS BANK STOCKS.
Home Savings 310
Merch. Mech. Savings 170
Union Savings 137
Bank of Commerce 12
East Wasli. Sav. Bank 13
Provident Sav. Bank 10
FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Arlington Fire Insurance 15
Corcoran Fire Insurance.... 80
Firemen's Fire Insurance ZO
Franklin Fire Insurance 27
Ger. Amer. Fire Ins 2(j0
Nat. Union Fire Ins 8
Potomac Fire Insurance 34
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Columbia Title Insurance 4U
Real Estate Title Ins 83
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Emerson St'm Pump 14
Grapho., com., C
Grapho , pfd 23
Merch. Tians. & Storage 113
Security Storage 200
Washington Market 17
Chapin-Sacks 160
47
70
200
90
190
198
i6
595
170
133;
143
225
120
200
22
42
23
13
30
210
Wholesale Produce Market
Eges Nearby fresh. 15028c per 3ox.
Chreae New Tork, new. 16c and 17c
per
lb ; flat, ISc and 16c per lb.
Live Poultr Hens, 14c per lb.: chickens.
Urge, lie and lCc per lb : small, lc per lb ;
roosters, Sc per lb , Kese, plucked, 8c and
9c per lb.; unplucked, Sc to 10c per lb ;
ducks, lie to 14c per lb , keata, younff, ISo.
old. lie.
Green Gooda Orange. California. $5 00 to
J5.50 per box. grape fruit. 14 00 to SG TO per
box. apples, JiKJ4 50 bbl.; potatoes, 12 2 a
sick, tomatoes, fancv. T6c per crate; celery.
00c per dor., eggplants, Jl 2S per bbl ; kale.
75c per bbl ; tplnach. II S per bbl.; lima
beans, 20c per qt : cucumbers, Jl 00 to tl.25
per basket; carols, 40c per basket, string
oonns, t.ic to i iv a udi ; onion. J3 00 a
sack, pineapples, J3 00 to J2 25 per crate,
sneet potatoes, Jl 75 to $2 00 per bbl , New
York canteloupes-. 75c per basket, pears. tOc
to 12 00 per crate: irrape. Concord, lie per
basket; lemons, 14 00 to (5 00 a box; cran
berries, $1 75 to $100 per crate, caullflawer.
i mi per crate.
LIVE STOCK Calves, prime. S49c per
lb . medium, 5c to 8c per lb.; common, Sc
per lb ; old sheep, J2.00 to 13 00 per cwt.
Chicago Grain Market.
Furnished to Tbe Warhlngtoa Tlmea by A.
G Plant ic Co.. 1415 G
street northwest.
Wheat. Open.
December 984
Ma 104
December Ci'4
May &H
High. Low. 1:15.
9S 9SM. 8)?
104tt lMH 104S
654 64 64
66H 65H 66
FINANCIAL
:-!-I-X-!-!-I-I"!-M-H-!-
IW.B.Hibbs&Co.
Hibbs Building
TICcw Tork Stock Exrnana.
T IftroberaV Washington Stock Excaaag
luozcmgo uosra iTmae
LOCAL STOCKS
f-eught and sold on same
taTorable terms aa we odet
for trading In New Tork
stocks and tosda.
H-1IM-
:-n ! I !
Don't Wait
to accumulate a large amount
before starting a bank account
start now and let your money
grow HERE.
ANY AMOUNT from ten cents
upward receded on depoalt.
SAME RATE of Interest paid
bn both large and small account.
National Savings
end Tru3t Company
Cor. 15th A N. Y. Ave.
The Safest Investments
Arn those that do not fluctuate during au
turbed conditions of tbe money or stock mar
kets. First deed of truit notes (ftrst mort
gages), well secured on real eatsta In th
District of Columbia, constitute, "gilt edr"
investments. They do not depend upoatha
financial responsibility of Individuals or cor
porations tor their stability and are exeaoi
trora taxation aa personal property. We can
supply s-jtfh. Investments In amounta from
$500 upward. Send for booklet, "Conctrnina
Loans and Investments."
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO.,
127 16TH STREET ., flf,
WASHINGTON GAS
WITH RAILROADS
LI
I
Bonds, Bank1 Shares, And
Mergenthaler Enter Into
The Trading.
The local stock market today was
very firm and act!c. Bidders were on
the alert for securities and offerings
were taken at fractions above recent
pilces. Railway stocks wore most In
cxidence, the market for them peintj
unusually active. Capital Traction re
corded sales of ten thai is ut 1a did
sixty more at a quarter of a dollar less.
All the fragments on the floor weie
bought up and offerirgrf made for more
at slightly adanced ngures.
Railway con.mon .enl at 40, and tne
call for it was insistent. Gas sold about
12s shares at 86-Ji, mest of the offerings
aftsr being brought to that point being
taken over. Mergenthaler sold a few
fractional lots at 228 Ten snares of
Union Savings Banks at 237, and a few
bonis completed the business of the
day.
Money seems to be plentiful lucully for
IIia nnprliuda nf fnivl Hnr". nf K.lirit I Pd
and since the fan season began a good I
deal of money is seeking Investment in
the local utilities and DanK ocks. i
The Clearing House Association and
the committee from the Joint commit
tee of the Bankers' Association of the
District of Columbia held a meeting
in the Clearing House rooms yester
day afternoon and both sides listened
to arguments for and against an ex
aminer, as has been proposed hereto
fore by the Bankers' Association.
There seems to be a feeling In the
Clearing House that inasmuch as the
national banks of the city are logic
ally the Institutions to handle the
commercial business of the city, that
they should have a great deal to sa
in governing the local examlnershlp
It is believed now by several bankers
who were present yesterday that a
good working plan ylll be proposed
by the Clearing Hopse Association,
whereby an examiner may be ap
pointed to examine all the Institu
tions of the city, this examiner to be
under the direction of a good repre
sentation from the national banks
trust companies and savings banks
The Clearing House Association
holds another meeting this afternoon,
when It is thought a very satlsfac
tory plan will be submitted.
Right Kind of Clothes
For Coldest Weather
When Ralph Denmore, who was as
sisting in staging "The Confession,"
WftS CivlnlT InKfrtmttnna rtna .In., t .1...
nc.tnrtt na (n uhat thav a)mi! nA ....
ing the snowstorm in the first act, he
raiu. i nam every one to wear their
heaviest overcoats during this scene, as
It la ailnnnQoH tr h. tht 1Ab .fvl. t
-- -" .-,-wwv.v. tv m w.c I.UJUCOI 1116MI 111
twenty years Now don't forget this "
iiir. ueimore repeatea tnis order sev-
firnl tlmA In imnraaa It n rk. .lna n
" ---v .v ...jn ,i w,, mc 1U11IU1 III
thp notnm trhpn in nf then imnt.f..
edly new to the stage and who had no
llnpjt nt nil in annnlr otinmantuul 1.1m
"I have no overcoat, Mr. Delmore
but suppose I wear my heavy flannel
underwear?" Kansas City Star.
Heal Estate Transfers.
North Columbia Heights Bessie P Ander
son et al to Joseph B Lanahan and
Francis D Kllmkiewlcz. lot 36, block 3
$10.
Dobbin's Addition William J. Ray to
Charles T. Hendler. trustee, lot JG, block
is. no
Ninth and N streets northwest John I
O'Meara. et ux to W. G)nn Gardiner and
Alfred J McGrath. trustees, part lot 2,
square S95. 110.
Saul's Addition John R. Halsllp et ux. to
George W. Stiles. Jr , and Bessie A. Stiles,
lot 12, square 2921, S10
Sixteenth street Highlands Holmes Central
Realty Corporation to Margaret B. Lake
man, lot 21, and part lota 20 and 22.
square W. of 2720. J10.
Thirtieth street northwest, near Cambridge
place J. Louis Wllllge et al., trustees, to
Edward M. Dulln. lot 221, square 12S2, .
12.572 92. '
Lanier Height Maud A. Lelghton to Win
Held 8. Jenks. lot 33S. square 25S3, Jl.
UJ D street north eat Thomas H Tcager
et ux. to Oliver P M Broan. lot 6. square
571, J10 Oilier P. M. Broan et al . trustees,
convey same property to Thomas H. Teag
er, $10.
FINANCIAL
AD THE MARKE
An Interesting
Comparative Statement
DEPOSITS
nt the close of bualnea. Sept 25th
each ytar.
1900 $156,999.33
1901 252,977.63
1902 358,949.98
1903 478,153.58
1904 871,804.10
1905 1,298,024.89
1906 1,698,393.81
1907 1,915,711.60
2.077,604.01
1909.......... 2,521,172.46
1910 2,898,555.63
1911 3,482,936.84
Note the vigorous and
'continuous growth in
tthe amount of deposits
Home
7th St.
7th and H Sts. N.
STAPLES
ABANDONS
PLAN
TO CONSTRUCT
F STREET HOTEL
Sells Half Of Recent Pur
chase Of Cruit Property
For $75,000.
Col. O. ,G. Staples has abandoned his
Plans for the construction of a hotel on
the Crult property, HOY and 1409 V street
northwest. Instead tojty he sold the
west half of lt, the old Crult residence
at 3409. to William Ballntynt- K- Eons
for about J75.000. The sale wo made
thiough the office of Horace 13. Wc3t-'
cott.
William Ballantyne & Sons have also
sold their building at Hi Seventh street
in rthwest, and wll move to thei new
F street ljcatlon as soon as the old
residence is remodeled. The properly
sold has a frontage of twenty-two feet
and a depth of 114 feet.
Sells Corner Residence.
The residence at the southeast cor
ner of Fourteenth street and Riggs place
northwest has been sold to a purchaser
w ho Is having plans drawn for remodel
ing the building into two stores, with
two apartments above. It Is expected
the work will be commenced within a
few days The purch iser waa repre
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The Remington, the original pioneer in the typewriter
field, is the present -day pioneer in all new developments
of the writing machine. S
Remington Typewriter Company
(Incorporated)
1340 New York Ave. N.W.
Main 336
FINANCIAL
Under Supervision
IATKREST
paid to deponltora on Snvlnca
Accounts.
1900 $1,195.02
1901 3,492.52
1902 . 5,607.14
1903.: 8,467.78
1904 14,133.04
1905: 23,802.64
1906 32,664.56
1907 40,570.71
1908 43,155.42
1909 52,772.32
1910 63,206.71
1911 71,577.48
$360,645.34
Note the great difference in these fig
ures. Our depositors have received over
$360,000, while our stockholders in the
same period have received only $63,000.
Savings
and Mass. Avi.
BRANCHES: .-
E.
sented In the sale by ths Francis D.
Watts Company and the seller by Loul3
P. Shoemaker.
Buys Residence.
E. Claude Rogers has purchased
from Mlddaugh & Shannon the three
story, ten-room residence at 3341
Twentieth street northwest, for
J7.650. Mr. Rogers will occupy the
house" Immediately. The sale was
made through the office of Shannon
& Luchs. The house Is one of a row
just erected north .of Park road and
overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Nine Auction Sales.
Nine houses were sold at auction for
a total of J32.600 yesterday. Light new
two-story brick dwellings at 3001 to 391s
WIndom place. Tenleytown, were sold
to three buyers. William Arnterkirghen
bought the first house for $3,500; Charles
C. Glover bought the next six for S3,200
each, and H. W. OrTut bougnt the last
one for 13,350. The sale was made by
Adam A. Weschler.
Thy property at 1428 Eleventh street
I northwest was sold by Thomas J. Owen
& aon to m. a. carpenter lor ?o,iwu.
New College Started.
Work upon the foundation of the
Gonzaga College new three-story build
ing on I street between North Capitol
and First streets northwest, was start
ed this morning. The building will be
200 feet long and 40 feet wide.
Athletic Union Officer
Wed New York Girl
An army of athletes that belongs to
the local branch of the Amateur Ath
letic Union Is today discussing the In
vasion of cupid into its ranks.
William G. Stewart, chairman of the
registration committee of the union,
was married to Miss Pearl Goodman, at
Plalnfleld, N. J., last Wednesday. Miss
Goodman is a New York girl and has
had a long acquaintance with Mr.
Stewart.
FINANCIAL
of the U. S. Treasury
DIVIDENDS
paid to banlt'a stock
holder. 1900
1901
1902
1903
1904
1905
1906
1907
1908
1909
1910
1911
i
None
$3,000.00
6,000.00
6,000.00
8,000.00
10,000.00
10,000.00
lOjOOO.'OO
10,000.00
$63,000.00
Bank
N. W.
436 7th St. S. W.
BEAUTY CULTURE
'Manicuring, Scalp Treatment
Patronized by best people. EjI. 3 yri. Wuh.
v-'j-'J.i'.a. 1U.JUXIJ 1 ,Met Bk Bt(J juijs
WHOLESALE HAIR GOODS
Importer & manufacturer. Neta & hair dreas
era' auppllea. Puffa. LI coicrit imA
awitche.. ms 7th at. " rKIcDLING
N. 2143-Y. j
HAIR VIM Ihe Me' Pr"rtn- Makea and
' JcecDS hair anrr H..t..t
Swlnff- Cua dandruff,
Sale all DruKBi)t'.
eczema.
25c
1
dr. bto. HAIE T0NTf,
Grows hair, kills dandruff.- elegant dressing
AFFLECK'S, Special 49c
MIHROR BEAUTT PARLORS. 910 V.
Only scientific school this slda of New" York
where manicuring Is thoroughly taught; course
JWJIalr Dressing, Shampooing, Manicure, 25c
1
Manicuring. Facial Masaage.Halr Treatments
Guaranty ' KS K. Dougherty ?
NFLLIE REILLY, HAIR GOODS.
1S 7th at. K. W. Tel. Main US. 1-.
Halr Goods Manicuring. Ql CJ.
Mis. LUTHER JP'-
BOYD 'S ?alhP- Halrdresslng. Man-ri."-
. 'curing. Shampooing. ll Q.
Scalp Treatment. Facial Treatment. M. C37.
OADMAN-- ..ir Specialties.
Manicuring. Massage. 728 11th st. nw. M. TM
PERSONAL
Non-Medical Healing.
derfufcurS fCUIa" the most won-
Prof. H. N. D. PARKER,
1022 9TH ST. N W.
READ MT BIG AD HERE TOMORROW.
LOST AND FOUND
'wSdf'E? vd 5ft",rtter dc: brown
eyelids, tag No. 3S92. Return to 721 2d st
N. E. and receive- reward. i"
LOST-Huctoer license, bag. and paoers-
i
Ij00 O'SceDt tlckpm w.th chip dla
Mnise. 1Kg ad QU",lon' S. wi
. ....., lum ,. yv, j
LaJ?tauhton toP- between 17M T at
rrheahnn' Q st. tod.y.ib.5i
LOST-Medal gold. J. A. Branson. St. Mat"
thew Choir, 1911, between 1518 at st
S. W. nd M ,t. S E. Reward 1318
T-1 nnda. a,.McxIcan dog; slate, hair
less. Reward U returned to 62S Q t
rZ .I" K-.R- m"ea5s and check book.
. Garfield Nat. Bank, N. Y. city. Return
to Times office. Reward. "eiurn
LOST-Fox terrier, white, tar Xo mti
Nf W.anl- CHAS- " "SraO 1C2 th ;r
?X RlI.sh bu" puP' 7 months old: white
with black marking; broken screw tall
close to body; last seen 17th and Lamonr
sts, October 4. S p m.. wore collar with
red trimming and brass mounting; no tag
Liberal reward for return to 1S63 Park road'
FOUNp-One hat, 8 packages. 1 pair glasses.
1 valise. 14 umbrellas. 1 cup, 2 pocket
books, 3 pins. 1 ring. 2 suit cases, 1 pin. I
flag. 1 belt. 2 pair gloves. 1 pair scissors.
1 musical Instrument, 1 bunch of keys 1
vlolln. 6 coats. 1 satchel. 1 cap, 1 bottle" 1
TIERMLN-AL3cb.1 BISOTOS
SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.
ENGINEER wants position. P. o. BOX
TVANTED-Posltlon. by engineer. P o
BOX 227. " j.
WILL GIVE J25 to any one securing me a
-,!te2.dy P081001" paying $12 to 15 week. BOX
207. Times office. j.
SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
t BT COLORED laundress, nlac. i.
dress, private family; references. 1220 lSth
st. N. W.
LAU.VDRT WORK neatly done at home. 2ai
E st. N W. iT
WANTED Stenography and typewriting;
copjlng work preferred. Main 6975. Rooti
704 District National Bank Bldg.. 14th and
G sts.
HELP WANTED
Male and Female.
CIVIL SERVICE.
Special Instructions given those desiring t
take civil service examinations. Bookkeep
ing, shorthand, and typewriting. The high
average always maintained by those we train
far these examinations is your twit assur
ance of success.
STRATER'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Old Masonic Temple, cor. th & F sts. N. .
BOY OR GntL Colored, to assist In kitchen;
one with experience. Apply S3 Pa. ave.
S. E.
YOU GET A GOVERNMENT POSITION. $30
month: mall postal for list ot positions
open. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept. 43-J.
Rochester. N Y.
COOK Thoroughly experienced, boarding
house: good jay right party. 248 3d N. W
1..
PAPER BOXES EXPERJF.NCED WORK
ERS. ALL DEP-TS. UEO. P. KILUCN
CO.. 452 PA. AVE. N. W.
SHORTHAND DICTATION High speed. In
termMUte. and slow; afternoon and even
ing. Courses for beginners, day and even
ing. Success Shorthand -School The school
with the highest standard. 1415 G st. Phone
4578. Catalogue on request.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
pA LIVE SALESLADY can make large com
I missions and other oroflts selling lots on
vv. u. Marian s suDamsion.
Owner on tract.
W.
D. HARLAN. Takoma Park.
WAITRESSES: experienced preferred.
9th st. N. W.
711
WAITRESSES Six white. $13. room s
board for hold. FISHER'S. 419 10th.
i SKIRT HANDS First-class. 1440 S st. N.
CHAMBERMAID White. ST. JAMES HO
TEL. 6th and Pa. ae.
GIRL Good colored for general housenork.
stay nights. 536 Shepard St., Petworth,
D. C.
WANTED Investigator; refined young
woman about 28 years of age for outside
work. ARLINGTON CO., Room 402, 400 7th
st. N. W.
COOKS, chambermaid, waitress and general
houseworker. EUREKA. 1011 New York
ae.
WOMAN Colored, to cook, assist with
wash; must hae good reference; stay
nights. 740 9th st. N. W.
NURSE GIRL at 523 B St. N. E., at
once. .
SALESWOMAN Thoroughly experienced;
best references required. Apply BOX 330.
Times office.
YOUNG GIRLS Bright, for telephone and
stock; must be over IS years. Apply be
fore 10:30 a. m.. JULIUS GARFINKLE &
CO , 12th and F sts.
11TH ST. N. W., 1019-Flrst-class skirt
maker; also apprentice girL 1..
GIRL Reliable for general housework. 507 ' ,
6th st. N. W. 1
WOMAN to go to the country and do general ,
nousewora. auia. n. a. inuiuu, tuauor,
Md. 1
FINISHERS Five, on pants, at once. 603
7thtN W.. M floor.-
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