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u THE WASHINGTON TBIES. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22," 1917. W T R ASKSWJDER PAROLE FOR RETURNING PASTOR WILL DESCRIBE WAR'S TRIALS i OCCQQUAN Development of the water power at the penal farm by which It is es timated the District would save $25. 000 a rear in coal, the enactment of an Indeterminate sentence and parole law, and the centralization of au thority at the District reformatory, workhouse, and female department of the workhouse under a general superintendent, whose salary shall be $4,000 a year and living expenses, are among the important recommen dations of TV H Whittaker, superin tendent of the workhouse, in his an nual report submitted to the Com missioners today Other Officials Wanted. Supt Whittaker recommends also that provision be made for a phy i.clan at the penal farm at $1,800 a rear and living expenses, chief en gineer at $1,500 and expenses, chief electrician at $1,200 and expenses, and superintendent of the commissary de partment at $1,200 and expenses. To provide a fund for operating the Industrial plants Supt Whittaker recommends that provision be made for a reimbursable working capital of $23,000 each for the reformatory and workhouse, and that all the moneys received from the sales of products and manufactures be credited to these funds. Balance for U. S. Treasury. Under this plan any balances re maining to the credit of the funds at ' the close of the fiscal year, after pro Tiding for the appropriation, would be turned over to the United States Treasury to the equal credit of the Federal and District Governments. Superintendent Whittaker, In urg ing the enactment of an Indetermi nate sentence and parole law, says It should be based on three things: First, that they keep the rules of the Institution and have finished their trade to & point where they are cap able of going out and maintaining themselves by manual labor. Second, that the parole board shall be satisfied that there Is a reasonable probability that they will go forth and keep their parole agreement and afterward keep the law. Third, that their release on parole la not contrary to the public sense of the community from which they were sentenced. Fewer Restrictions Please. The number of commitments to the workhouse during the year ended June 30. 1917, was 5,582, and to the workhouse 118. "Our success in handling these prisoners along lines provided by the penal commission, and the Comrnls sloners of the District of Columbia without locks, cells, bars or walls has been more than satisfactory," says the report. "The prisoners almost to man ap preciate the new methods used in an Institution where they are not con stantly reminded of their downfall by old time restrictions." DRUG ADDICT IS SUSPECT. Guy A. Field, thirty-six years old. a musician claiming St. Louis as his home, alleged to be a drug addict, was sent to Washington Asylum Hos pital today for treatment following his arrest at Annapolis, where he at tempted to dispose of surgical In atruments alleged to have been taken from the office of Dr. William T. Par sons, 926 Seventeenth street northwest. FINANCIAL STATEMENT o. 30. REPORT OP THE CONDITION Of the NOBTHEAST SAVINGS The Re?. Utrius Van Dyke Invites Soldiers to Hear Lecture. The trials or the battlefield, as ob served by the Kev. Utrius Vrn Dyke. son of Dr. Henry Van Dyke, former minister to the Netherlands, will be described to the members of the Sun day school at the Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow morning Recently returned from Europe, where he trav eled In both Germany and France Mr. Van Djke will tell of the hardships of trench and field. He will also sug gest Ideas for American churches to adopt in war work. The site of the American expedl tlonary troops, while unknown to the public. Is In the zone covered by the n.inlster In his European travels, and he will describe the climate and to pography cf the country and the en vironments In which General Per shing's soldiers will camp. A special Invitation has been Issued to soldiers and sailors to hear the lecture. CHAMP CLARK TO SPEAK AT ELLIPSE VESPERS Champ Clark, Speaker of the House, will make the principal address to soldiers, sailors, and marines at the open-air vespers services tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock on the ellipse south of the White House. This will be the second of the non- sectarlon religious meetings for men In uniform arranged by the commit tee on religious administration of the District war service commission. The following members of the com mittee, who represent every religious organization in Washington will be on the platform with the Speaker: the Rev. Earle Wilder, chairman; the Rev. Lewis J. O'Hern, Rabbi Abram Simon, the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith, the Rev. Charles Wood, the Rev. U. G. B. Pierce, the Rev. Forrest J. Pret- tyman, the Rev. William J. Kerby, William Knowles Cooper, the Rev. Lucius C. Clark, the Rev James D. Buhrer. the Rev. J E. Brlggs, the Rev. G. C. F. Bratenahl, the Rev. Harry Anstadt. The U S. Marine Band will give its usual Sunday afternoon concert. MUSICAL PROGRAM AT CHURCH OF COVENANT Instrumental and musical solos will bo a feature of the evening program tomorrow at the Church of the Cove nant. They will be given by Fred East, bass. Herman Rakeman, violin ist: Richard Lorleburg, 'cellist: W. & Blanchard. precentor, and Claude Robeson, organist. The program Is as follows: Organ solo, "Meditation"... Delthler Bass solo, "The Prayer Perfect" Stenson Violin solo, "Arioso" Bach DURING SERVICE: Bass solo. "The Lord Is My Light" Allltsen 'Celll solo,- "Traumeri" Bach Trio fpr violin, 'cello, and organ, "Canzonetta" Godard TENT CITY CAMPAIGN SEEKS CHURCH UNITY An lnter-denominatlonal campaign. Vo bring the churches together to aid in the conduct of the war Is In progress at Tent City, Great Falls, Va. The Rev. A. H. Zimmerman, of the board of public information, ia In charge of the movement, and Is lecturing every day this week on, "The Pleasures of Life." Saturday at 4 and 7 o'clock there will be a camp-fire, corn roast, and lecture. On Sunday at 4 o'clock there will be a lecture and sacred concert. Miss Frieda Frommel, the noted Pol ish pianist will play the "Pilgrims' Chorus," from Thanhauser. C. E. SOCIAL FOR SOLDIERS. A social for soldiers to be given by the downtown societies of Christ Ian Endeavor will be held tonight at First Congregational Church, Tenth and G streets northwest, the society of that church being in charge of the program. The Christian Endeav or Union will conduct services at the Central Union Mission next Thurs day evening. AT EARLY DAWN Attacked by a negro armed with a knife, Alphonzo Tettlnato. a huckster, forty years old, 619 New Jersey avenue northwest, put up n, brave defense In a fight which lasted ten minutes at da break today In the backyard of his home before being robbed. Police In Investigating the affray shot and wounded David Wllmore, Edlnburg. Va., when he ran a sy while officers were endeavoring to question him. It was only after the huckster had been badly slashed across the face and head, had been felled to the ground and his skull fracture, that Tettlnato submitted while the highwayman rifled his pockets of t30 and fled. Identities ISearo. Propped up on pillows In a bed at Casualty Hospital, Tettlnato regain ed consciousness several hours later long enough to Identify Morris A. Butler, colored, 643 Acker street northeast, as his alleged assailant Butler was arrested by Detective Walsh and Patrolman Rone, of the Sixth precinct, and la charged with assault and robbery. Adolph Waldorf, police chauffeur, fired in the air when Wllmore ran a officers approached and endeavored to Question him at a point near the scene of Tettlnato's attack. Waldorf says he Intended to shoot high. The bullet found its mark in Wilmore'a left hip He was taken to Casualty Hospital. His condition Is not serious. Fought When Challenged. Tettlnato when attacked struck out with his fists Instead of throwing up his hands as ordered by the thug. His first blow struck the robber In the eye. The highwayman retaliated by cutting Tettlnato across the cheek. Despite the wound the unarmed white man continued the fight against odds He endeavored to wrench the knife away, but the highwayman, with a deft turn of his wrist, slashed his victim across the head. "If you don't stop I'll cut your throat." the man told Tettlnato. Tet tlnato lunged out with his fists, but the knife again struck home In bis face. Weakened by the loss of blood. Tettlnato was knocked to the ground He was either struck over the head with some blunt Instrument or else sustained the fractured skull In the fall. The thug quickly went through bis pockets, took the money, and fled. Went to Victim's Rescue. Others in the house hearing the noise of the melee came to Tettlnato's rescue. He was taken to Casualty Hospital, while a general alarm was sounded by the police of the Sixth precinct for the highwayman's arrL Two hours after the attack Butler was taken Into custody. According to Tettlnato he was walk Ing In the back yard preparatory to entering a stable shortly after B o'clock, when the robber leaped from behind and attacked him in the semi darkness. Tettlnato thinks the man had observed his habits and knew about what time he went to work each morning. KORNILOFFANDHS AIDES GET ABLEST LAWYERS IN RUSSIA STUDENT OFFICERS OFF FOR FORT MONROE BANK, WASHINGTON. D C. At Washington. In the District of Columbia, at the close of buatneea September 11, 117. RESOURCES. 2. a Loans and discounts (except those shown on b mod c) .. K EU 57 f. b U. 8 bonds on hand tpar value: Liberty Loan) - tll.WOM Total V. B. bonds 4. a B o n d a. securities. ete including; pre mium on same . . X3.43G 75 I Furniture and fixtures a. a Due from national banks m.SIS 08 b Due from banks other than national 1C OS 10 Exchanges for clearing house... U Checks and other cash Items ... . . 12. Cash In vault 14 Other assets Profit and loea ac count ........ . Total U.M0 00 a 41175 I.J60 7J i: o it 1,502 M i5i: i.kj 2t ....- U7.MI74 LIABILITIES. 15. Capital stock paid In S25.000 00 Demand deposits (de posits payable within Xdas) XL IndlTldual deposits subject to cheek . 44.JS5 14 XL Certified checks .. ......... 42 50 Total demand de posits. Items 2L 22. 3. 24. 25. 2S, 27. and 3 . .. . 544.127 (4 Time deposits (parable after 30 days, or subject to 30 days or more notice) 3 Certificates of deposit 2,100 00 32. Other tlms deposits .. ... . 45.541 10 Total of time depos its. Items 3, 39, 3L and 32 f 47.J41 10 , Total . . . 117.25! 74 District of Columbia. City of Washington, sa i, W. R. LEWIS. Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the beat of rny knowledge and belief. W. R. LEWIS. Caahltr. Subscribed and sworn to before me this SOth day or September. 13U (Seal.) Correct Attest: L. P. Steuart. Edwin C Jones. Fhlllp J. Stubener, Chaa B. Telbert, Victor H. Each. C. D RATCIJFFE. notary nolle. J D Seheer. Chaa H. Potter, John T Vlrtan. Michael Walsh. Directors. PASTOR CAVE'S TOPICS. ' The Promised Land or Wilder ness Wwhlch" will be the subject of the morning sermon tomorrow of the Rev. Preston A. Cave at the H Street Christian Church Tomorrow night he will preach on "Things Seen and Un seen" The minister has recently moved to Washington from Bowling Green. Va. He lives at 1110 Virginia avenue southwest. "NO GOOD PERSONS." "A Washington Man says- There Are No Good Persons.'" will be the subject of the Rev E. Hex Swem at the Centennial Baptist Church tomor row night. The service will close with a baptism The morning subject will be "God's Present Purpose - C. E. TO HOLD RALLY. A Christian Endeavor rally service will be held at the Eastern Presby terian Church tomorrow evening at 0 45 o'clock The president of the District Union will be the speaker. Eighty eight student officers from Fort Myer training camp are en route today for Fort Monroa, Va.. to be trained for commissions in the coast artillery. They will remain there until the close of the training period next month. The infantry candidates at the camp were resting today preparatory to entering on their program of real trench warfare next week, when they will cook, eat, and sleep In the trenches and follow much the same routine which they will find In trenches on the other side. Recreation work Is beginning at the camp. Singing Is one of the new features. The men are encouraged to sing on their hikes, at their camp work, and as a mammoth chorus. Forty student officers will be en tertalned by the Church of the Cove nant tomorrow They will first at tend church service, and later will go to the University Club for dinner. PETROGRAD, Sept, 22-Re-moval of General Korniloff to the municipal prison was decided upon today. PETROGRAD. Sept 22. The trial by court-martial of General Korniloff and his mutinous aides today bade fair to develop Into one of the bitter est and most unique legal battles ever known In Russia. The preliminary Investigation Into the Korniloff revolt Is nearlng Its end, and the defendants are making vigorous preparations for their de fense. They are retaining the best law) era In Petrograd, Moscow, and Kiev to defend them. It is reported from headquarters to day that order has at laat been com pletely re-established in the army and that the cases of Insubordination are now few and far between. A military court, which Is trying old cases of mutiny at Moscow Is giv ing stiff sentences to the offenders. Thirty-five soldiers have Just been sentenced to terras of from alx to ten years at hard labor for counseling other soldiers not to obey their offi cers. Dissension among the women mem bers or the "Battalion of Death" has led the military commander of the Petrograd district to order the com plete reorganization of the unit In the future all the women soldiers will be under a single command in stead of being split up Into different contingents There has been another shake-up in the Russian high command, and General AUexIeff has been succeeded as chief of staff by General Tcher-merisow. WALL ST. MARKET INITIAL TRADING IS WEAK, WITH PRICES LOWER. Steel Common 8ells at 110J4, Drop or 1?4 Points Bethlehem Steel B Declines 1 to 95 Crucible Off t'2 at 732 Mldvale at 51. COLORED HIGHWAYMEN GET $50 AND ESCAPE Engagred In conversation by a col ored man who asked for change of 91. Oliver Huston. 1620 Marlon street northwest, was attacked from behind, seized, and robbed of $30 by a second negro In an alley near 408 D street northeast late yesterday afternoon. Huston made a vain endeavor to save his wallet. He yelled lustily for help, but the negroes had seized his pocketbook and fled before other pedestrians came to his rescue. The purse devoid of the money but con talnlng Huston's registration card was later found in the alley. S. R. Hammer. 1022 Summit place, told officers of the Sixth precinct that he was "touched for his wallet con taining Masonic lodge receipts by an unidentified white woman near the postofflce yesterday afternoon. Ham mer says that the woman asked how to get to ML Pleasant, and the next thing he knew his purse was missing. BRITISH FLEET AIDS IN FLANDERS DRIVE LONDON, Sept 22. The British fleet patrollng the Belgian coast Is co-operating with the land forces on the West Flanders front The flotilla this morning heavily bombarded the German works at Ostend, Inflicting severe damage, the admiralty announced. The statement said that the attack had "satisfactory results." Three German seaplanes that sought ti attack the British man-of war were shot down. NEW YORK. Sept 22. Extreme weakness featured the trading In the Initial deallngj on the stock market today, and first prices were from 1 to 2 points lower than yesterday's clos ing figures. Steel common sold at 110V5. a drop of IK points, while Bethlehem Steel B declined li to 85. Crucible was off 1H at 73H, while Mldvale S'eel declined 1 to 51. American Smelting lost more than a point selling at 100W. and Ana conda and Utah suffered losses of about l',i points. Canadian Pacific continued heavy, selling down to 148, a loss of 1. Mexican Petroleum on the first sale dropped 1 to 944. General Motors declined a Int to 95. At the end of the first quarter of an hour however, a good rally was In progress, with Steel common back to HIM. whil) American Smelting rose to 101H. Reading made a gain of half a point to 82. The market closed Irregular. Today's Quotations. Today's quotations were: Open Hlgn Low H H K MH 26H 8H 85H 71H 7J S3 32H 12H 13rf 51H MK 24K 2M ei am 62 62H 64H MH 1U0 101H Alaska O ... AlChalMfg. Am Bt Sug. . Am Can..... Am Car Fdr. Am Cot Oil.. Am 21 ex L... Am la: Corn, Am Linseed. AmLlnpf... AuLoc.... A Malt C pf . A Em To Co Am Emelt... 07M H 26 5H X 71X 82 I2H eiH 24K 61 fliH MM 55 07M Close 4H 25 85V4 42K 71H 32H UH 61H 2H 8IH H 64M 55 67H A titeel Ft.. Am Sugar.. 11 IK 111H 1UH 1"K Am TAT.. 118. 118M I17K "TO Am Too..... 196W 196K 1H 1W Am Zinc... Anaconda... ntar, AT&SFpi AtO WI... Bald Loco. -Bait Ohio. BatopUaa... Beth Steel... Bet St B... Bklyn P. T.. Burns Bros., Butte Sup.. Cal Petm... Can Pac.... Can Leather CerdePCor Chandler. . . Chest Ohio.. Chi G IV pt. CUaUtP, 1W 73 oej. 85H 87 62 67 IK 6X 85M 60 eo 2K 17M 149 84X MK 7d MH 38K 68H 17M 73X 86f 5H 97 62H 67K 2K WH YJH 60 DC 24K 17H 17M 72H D6H S5 87 eiM 67H 2rt 86X KH 60 V0 24H "H CRIP 6wl P. 63 PLAN BIG MILITARY SERVICE SEPTEMBER 30 The Rt Rev. Luclen Lee Klnsolv ing. Bishop of Brazil, will preach to morrow night at the Church of the Epiphany. Bishop Klnsolvlng, who had been spending the month In Washington, made the principal ad dress at the vesper services on the Ellipse last Sunday. Arrangements for a special military service to be held at the church on Sunday night September 30, are be Ing completed Sergt. Walter Smith, assistant director of the Marine Band, will assist the organist and the choir with the music for the occasion. General Gorgas will speak and promi nent army officers will attend WILL BEGIN CITY-WIDE SAFETY FIRST CAMPAIGN A city wide safety first campaign will be Instituted in the near future by the Safety First Association of the District, according to an an nouncement by William F Peabody, president of the association The meeting was held following numerous recent accidents Various plans were urged to eliminate trou bles of both motorists and pedes trians. The association will take active steps toward this end at a meeting In the Public Library early In October CHILDREN START FIRE. Children playing with matched are blamed by the police for a fire which occurred In a vacant house at 327 Thirteenth street esterday afternoon The fire did damage amounting to $100. In responding to the alarm a hose carriage of Engine Company No. 10 ran Into a tree at Thirteenth and B streets southwest No one was Injured. MINISTERS TO MEET. The first fall meeting of the Pres byterlan Ministers' Association will York Avenue be held at the New FRISCO SHIP STRIKE REPORTED IMPROVED CHICAGO MARKETS. rurnlihed tfc Wanhlnston Times by N L. Carpenter Sc Co. New York llrarch ofnee Woodward Bulidlnr. Herbert X Urown, Mat, sger. upen mgn law uiose. CRIPTwIP. C. R. L ctfl Chile Cop... ChlnoCop... ColFil.... Col-South. . . CoIOAE... Corn Prod... Corn P pf.... Cons Gas Crue Steel... Cuba Cane.. CubaCpf... Dal & Hud.. Distill Sec. DomeU..... Erie Erie 1st Pf.. Fedll&S.. FedMSpf.. Gen Else... G Hot new.. GtNorpf... eiH 25H 19 &H 45M 24H 40)4 27X S8 103 74 33H 84 101 31K 8H 21H B1M 20 45 16Jf 7ir SK 95 97 61M to7 K 9H 92X CO 96 24H 17i 14H 17J I48M MH 83K 83H i2 76 55M 2H 58 53 em 25H 1H 53 45H 24 4UH 27H 68 103 73 33X 84 101 31 8H 21K 3IX 20K 45 Opeu High Low Close IJSIndAL.. 140 J40 U8 13-4 US.IndAlpl 102 1C3 102 1C2 US Rub..... fiyi 5914 59ft b'H UStUeL.... 11US IHH HO HO J uarftipt,... Ji6j. H6K lie. U6f USSmAR.. 68 66J fl&H 6&X Utah Co?.... 96 g o 96 Wabash...... 10X UJi U'X 1H WabpA..... 47J, 8". 47fc 4$4 WabpB..... 25 .5 25 25 Westhsa..... 48H 6H 46 4G WestMd- 17i 18JJ 17i 18 Wh.oILTi.. 12H 1J I2H 12Jf Wheel LB p, 25f 26 25JX 16a tthlte Mot.. 43H 42 43H 4J WIaCent. 44, 44H 44X 444. WlllyOv..... 34 28 27f 27H Woolworth. 123 122 12i U2 CURB MARKET. Clostnx prices furnlined by W. B. Hlbbi A Co , members New Tork Stock Ui- cbanss. Hlbbs Building;. 2 20 CO ' 80 3 7 75 0V4 414 1014 6tt 3915 4 94 6 6 414 !H 3tf 76 56M 28M 59 tZH 62M 26H 19 53H 45M 24H 4 OH 2flM 98 103 74M 34M 84H 101 31H JX 21H SIM 20H 45 32tf 76 to 28K 68H 13H fan 26H IBM f3 45H 24 40H 28J. 98 103 73H 33X 84H 101 31 8M 21M 31M 20H 45 jNOre 23V( 144H 144JX 144K 14H 95 95H M b5H 103K 103X 103H 1-'3K Corn May Dec. Oats May Sept Dec Lard-January... October. . . UAnl amKar I Pork by January. .. T I October 114H 117 00 14 6714 . 23.00 . 24 00 "4 22 "Improvement" was reported Labor Department Mediator W cnurch on Monday morning at 10 30 Boyce today from ban I'ranclsro. 1 September. . 43 50 o'clock. Dr. George Robinson, the where he Is trjlng to settle the ship I i.in president of the association, an 'yards strike. Ills message gave no I January.. . nounces, -vacation iJaya- as the tonic aeiaiis 'October 115 117T4 COVa 59 -S, 574 310 24 07 45.30 44 00 113 HO; no 57 22 07 23 02 24.20 44 00 43.00 for discussion FINANCIAL The Safest Investments Am thOM that dO DOt fluctuate Anrlnm . turtxd condition of tb montr or tock mar -ten. ri utw vi u-uai noia (nrst mort rr) wel1 "ured on r&l nUu In lb rHtrlet of Columbia, ronstltut "sriit..- lnTevtmcDta. and thty do not depvnd upon tbo financial rponlbimr of Individual or cor poration for their atabllltr Wo can supply each investment In amount from Kot cd nrd Bnd for bookltt. "Conc-rTjjjn Loan md InTcvtmcnta. SWARTZELL, RHEEM & HENSEY CO., 87 Ws street N. W. The United States Shipping Hoards information was that conferences be tween employers' and employes' rep resentatltes with both Doyce and the board's mediators continue September. 2T10 25 3.' 25 35 23 (12 25 37 25 87 23 00 25 27 25 50 115 117T4 00 h 59 U 5714 23.10 24 07 24.22 43.30 44 00 44 05 23.62 25 77 25.87 A, iyf NINTH G TINE TO SAVE 3 SAVINGS AOGXIHTS. COTTON MARKET. Fumlrhed th Waihlnrton Times by N I Carpenter A Co New York Dntnrh office noodoard Uulldlnr. Herbert N Drawn, Man tc.r ftew York Prev. Open High Low Close Close January 23.30 24 45 23 OS 24 30 23 28 March.... 23 45 24 60 23 27 24 3S 23 48 May . 23 55 24 65 23 45 24 50 23 51 October . 23 50 24 SO 23 3T 21 52 23.45 December 23 40 24.50 23 13 21 27 23.44 New Orlean. Prev. Open High Low Close Close. January 22 83 23 68 22 50 23 41 22 ei March . 21 72 23 9S 22 67 23 60 22 74 October 22 80 23 87 22.65 23 04 22.70 I December 22.60 23 00 22.41 23.40 22.55 Greene C. Gulf S3 Ill Cent Inspiration. Int Ag Ch.. Int AgCpf.. Int Nickel., lot Paper... KanCSo.... icnnecott.. i-ick ML... LE&W.... Lehigh Val. L. A iL Rtl Uackay 77 iiarin 28U Marine pf... t5Jf Uld St.el- 52 Miami Cop., ax Mot.... Hex Pet... UoPu UontPow... M St L new. UK&Tex.. N-AcmeCo.. Nat-Con. 4.C-S'ltEJLS,., Nev. Cons... NT Can.... SVNI11H. UTOiW., NTAlrBrk Nor & West. Vor Pac... Ohio C Gas.. Oct Silver.., Pac Mall.... PanAPet pt. nn RR... TrMarctfa. Pitts C .... PItiWVa.. 1 zr Cons.... Hep SteeL... Reading..... Sea A L pf. Sears RoeJ.. Shattuck.... Sinclair OIL. Eoutl. Pac... St L & S V.. South Ry... SoRypf...... Studebaker.. Eu Steel Co.. Texas Co. 42M 102 102 62H 15H 45 34 H 30H 19 41 83 -'H eiM H 35K 3JM 95 2SH tOH 13 6 32 28v, 43i 22K 78 26 20H 129 34 42H 102 102 62M 15H 45 34Jf 30, 19 42 83 Ji 12H 12 a 77 28H bbH 62 35f 33H 95 29l 0H 13M 5 32M 28M 43Ji 22K 78)i 26 21K 129 33H 42H 100 102 62H 15J 45 34V4 30H 19 41 84 12H eiH H 77 2d 85H 51 35H 33 1,4 28H 80 13 6 32H 28 43H 22 77H 25)4 20 120 33M M 100 102 62H 45 34 30H 19 41M 83 12f C2 H 77 28f 85M 51H 35H 325 94j 28K BOH 13M A 32M 28 43H 78K 26 21H 129 Bid. Aetna Explosives 51s Air Reduction 83 Am. Writ Paper com.. 214 Atlantic Petroleum ... 514 Harnett Oil 1 Ulg Ledge 114 Bingham Mining 1174 Boston and Montana .. 62 Brit-Amer. Tobacco ... 1614 Butte Cop. and Zinc. .. Stt Butterworth Judson Calumet and Jerome . Canada Copper Can. Car and Fdy. com Can. Car and Fdy pfd.. Carbon Steel Car Light and Power.. Charcoal Iron Chevrolet Consolidated Arizona.. Cosden Co Cosden Oil and Gas pfd Cons Copper Cresson Gold Curtlss Aero Davis Daly Elk Basin Emerson Phone Emma Copper ......... Federal Oil First National Copper.. Goldfield Cons 39 Grant Motors 2 Green Monster H Guantanamo Sugar 50 Holly Sugar 50 Holly Sugar pfd 93 Houston OH 15 Howe Sound 5 Hull Copper 30 Indep. Lead 10 Inter. Petrol 1211 Jerome Verde 114 Jim Butler 92 Jumbo Exten.. 18 Kathodlon Bronze Vi Lake Torpedo 5 "4 Magma Copper 47 Marlln Ill Mason Valley.. ...... 6 Maxim Munitions 1 Merrltt Oil 35 Metro. Petroleum lft Midwest Oil com 155 Midwest Oil pfd 1ft Midwest Refining ..'.... 142 Mitchell Motors ; 35 Motherlode 38 Nlpisslng Mines Co 914 North Amer. P. & P. 314 Ohio Copper 1 Oklahoma Oil Co 714 Okla. P. & Rfg. Co S Osage Hominy 814 Pacific Gas 45 Peerless Motors 11 Nor. & W. cv. 4t4's.. 112 Northern Pacific 4'a. . 84 Ore. Short Line ref. 4 s 8014 Pacific Tel. & Tel. 5's 94 Penn. cons. 414'. ... 1001i Penn. gen. 414 'a 9314 Reading gen. 4's 8814 Rep. Steel 5's (1940).. 97 '4 St. L. S. W. lets 64T4 Seaboard A. L. adj. 5's 49 So. Pacific cv. 5's.... 9311 So. Pacific ref. 4'a.... 83; Sou. Rwy 5's...... 95 Sou. Rwy. gen. 4-s 04i Tenn. Cop. cv. 6's1.... 90 Tex. Co. cv. 6's 101 Texas & Pac lets 93 H Third Ave. adj. 5's 35 Union Pac 4'a 83 Union Pac. cv. 4's 87 United Kingdom 5's... 974 U. -6. Rub. 6's 10114 U. S. Steel 5's 100 Va-Ca.. Chem. 5's 93 119 85 87 9514 101 93H 90 98 6514 50 95i 84 9S 63 92 101 W 94 38 8914 89 97K 101 101 97 Poole Eng Ray Hercules Red Warrior. Rice Oil St Joseph Lead... S. S. Kresge com. S. S. Kresge pfd. 70 311 14 ft 17U 95 103 8apulpa Com 101 Sequoyah Oil Sinclair Gulf 18 )l Standard Motors ... Submarine Corp ..... Success Mining .... Tonopah Extension . Triangle Film United Magma U. S. L. H., com.. U. S. L. & H, pfd.... United Motora United Prof. Shar. ... U. S. Steamship United Verde United West Oil United Zinc Utah Petrol . Victoria Oil Wayland Oil Wright Martin Aero.. Wyoming Petrol 8 18 18 l 114 8 114 19K '4 4 3514 4 15 6 2 814 s Asked. 61. 82 314 8 li 1214 64 1714 9 60 214 2 28 65 93 I 314 814 78 2ft 9H 4W 1014 614 4014 0 954 614 614 414 3 41 4 60 60 102 18 514 35 12 12 M 14 93 20 114 54 60 116 614 114 3514 lft 158 Hi 143H 60 38 914 3H In 81s 84 8 43 14 80 3 ft 17 105 115 10H 1 9 19 19 2ft IS 12 1 3 20 14 4 414 3614 II BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET. Wheat Steady, No. 2 soft red spot I2.24; No. 2 red winter. Z26. Re ceipts, 61452 bushels; shipment. 27,383. Corn Steady: spot mixed, J2.02. Nominal receipts, 7,735: shipments, 104.329. Oats Easier. No. 3 white, 6560314. Receipts, 45,115; shipments. 48,507. Rye Steady, No. 2 Western export spot 190. Receipts. 61.078; shipments, 152.309. Hay Firm, unchanged: flour firm. THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PftOPUCE MARKET. Tbe following were the prevailing prices at the Municipal Fanners Produce Market today, according to tbe Department of Webrbts. Measures, and Markets of tbe Dis trict: Btt. per 1M bunches ............... ....... 14 00 Cabbase. per 100 beads RMloHM Cabbare. per barrel .. XIM Carrots, per 100 bunches ...........12 09 to S3 08 carrots, per dox ......... ..........itc 10 i.ui uorn, per aosea .......... Ears, per dozen ....... Lettuce, per crate ........ Potatoes, per barrel Peppers, per crate ........ Radish, per 109 bunches . Spinach, per crate Tomatoes, per box Turnips, per box Apples, per barrel ........ Apples, per box ........... Pears, per box ........ Bquasn. per crate . STEAMSHIPS .JCctoJSo Me to Ue .....no to 1.0 ...P.MtoB.n nc to loo ....... .....u. 00 ...tlJS to J J 00 ...rua to n.w ...tus to ILM ...CCO to H 00 30 e to 11.00 .... 7Se to It 00 . n s to rt w OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK ALL POINTS SOUTH Dally Sen Re Madera ateaasers Special weed-end tickets I- eladlHjr aeeomsnadatloaa at cnAMnEjiLiif noTEL. New York and Boston By Sea CKr Ticket Of flee- 731 lSUSf. W.W. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO. HELP WANTED HALE COLOKED CHAUFFEUR, thor oughly experienced; furniture experienced ones preferred. Ap ply HUB fURNlTURE CO., 7th and D sis. N. W. dishwashers-two itn o t- n. r. WHITE P ALACK LUNCH. ! ELECTRICAL WIRE MEN" and helpers, union. Fish wharf, 12th and Wharf Sta. S. W. FLOOR 8CRAPERS-7 per day. OoL IMS. tX Georgia aTS. N. W. FIRST-CLASS automobile mechanic; maa that tburoufhlr understands the business. Applr AUTO tJVEBT CO , ru Itta St. N. w. FURNITURE PACKERS AND WAOOtf helpers: steady work roR rioht 1IO. U. S. STORAQ8 CO- 411 UIH am. N. W. LABORERS -wanted, new bunding, leaf job, ood pnj. trtflers keep a war: American, Italian and colored, also labor forsmaa. lla O tt. N. W. 1 LABORERS $2.75, steady work. Apply TIME KEEPER, 2nd and Eye Sts. N. E. . LABORERS S3 a dar: roomtnt transpor tation refunded; carpenters. & LOUIS PASKAU U0T W. Leitaitoo it.. Baltimore, Md. LABORERS AT COMMERCIAL BANK BUILDING, 14th and G Sts. N. W. Good wages. 1 LABORERS SO; permanent positions: tu dar and br ant of town. ADCty ROOM C TM nth rt. tt. W. HI I I 1 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ) MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE 1,500 MEN WANTED FOR CAMP MEADE ADMIRAL, MD. SEE atC for best prices and satisfactory serrlce. THE PEOPLE'S STORAGE AND bArituci, li9 7in at. A. w. ytlKB MOVTXG TOR (TORAGE, IT. 3U OS V. 3344. SMITH'S TIIAJS IfEB at STORAGE CO. i3 i. aicot fuo.ie it. an. tttoSB H.V 20 6 3H 8H Ts 1UK 112J4 111 U2H 101K 10U 101W 101W w m 27 94 82H IBM 51K 2-H 2fH 82JS 82 20 158 24!f 3&5i 12 2TJi 62 4 44( lea 7J 47M 7)i 27 (U 2, 15H 5IH 28M '.6M 8JH 81 20 lis 24,' 35J 2 0H 27H 62 4fiH 45M H8 73 40 7H 27, 94 2 15M 51K 28H 26f S2i r2 2d 118 24 35M eiH 151, 2JH 62 44H H 104 71 40H 7H 27 94 12 51H 28 26f 8JW S3H 26 158 2H 35H 01J 16H 27 62 4 45 IS4H THE BOND MARKET. Prices furnished br W. B Hlbbs Co.. members or riaw Tork stock zcnans. Tob Prod. Union Pac. 129H 13UH 12JH I20U UnClsSto... 119 110 UHU 118i UnlTult... 128 128 128 128 USC IF..... 17J 17Jf 1717 Am. A gr I S'a Am. Cot. OU 5's Am. Smelt 6's.. Am For. Sees. 5's A. T. & T cv. 4'.Vs.... Am Tob. 6's Anglo-French 5's Ar. & Co. 4's Atch een. 4'a Atch. cv. 4's (1960) Atlan. C L. cons. 4's . . Balto. & Ohio 4'a. .. . Balto. & Ohio cv. 4U's. Bethle. Steel ref. 5's.... I)k Trans. 5's (1918). .. Central of Ga. com. 5's. Central Leather S'K Central Pacific IstJ..... Che. A, Ohlo4'4's Ches. & Ohio cv. W--. Chi., B. & Q. Joint l'.i... ChL B. & Q. een. 4'i.. . Chi. Great West" 4's Chi. M. & St P cv. 5's.. C, M. iSt P sren 4's. C, It I & P. By. ref 4's. Chi & N. V een 3 '4's Col & South, ref W Cons. Gas Co cv 6's.... D. & B. G. cons. 4's D & It G. ref 5' Distillers' Securities 5's Dora, of Can 5's (1931) Erie cv. 4's. series "B".. Erie g;en. 4's General Electric 5's.... Great North. 1st 4 '4 'a... Illinois Central ref. 4's.. Illinois Cent deb. 4V4'a. Interbor-Met 4'A 'a Int Rapid Transit 5's . . Int-Mer. Mar. 0's ctfs.. Kan. City Sou ref. 5's.. Lacks. Steel 5's (1050) . . Lake Sh. deb. 4's (1931). Llrgett & Myers 5's. . . . Lorlllard 5's Lou. & Nash. un. 4's.... Mo. Kan. oc T. 1st 4's.. Mo. Pacific cons. 6's.... Montana Power 5's TT. V. Cent r & I 4'Vs . N Y Cent deb 6's N. Y. City 4J4s (1903) N Y. Bys adj 5's N II.. N II & II cv 6's Bid 93 90 91 03 97 119 924 80 U 85 96 83 82 92 4 97 i ' hik - .'Hli 03 U :5 G5 92 86 67 74 76 1054 69 CIS 754 04 484 50 101 U 00 85 5S t7'3 01 70 05 SO 54 87 hi 63 03 89 'a 93 Vi 101 4 21 85 Asked 97V4 92 92 93 VS 98 02S 89 V4 8614 98 84S 83 VI 83 Vs 97 9S 96 OS 31 79 :7 95 V5 85 Vi 63 9iSi 90 Vj 67 Vj 74H 7S 10S 70Ts 53 76 95 SO 54 102 ; 83 80 5SV, 87 91 Vt 82 97", 00 Vi 07V, 06 "i 8SH 66 100 93 V4 91 98 Vi 102 Vi SBVi "BAJ J.1'1 FIRST.' 8S0LTJTELT PIREPROOr STOJIAO". CNITED STATES 8TORA0E CO. Kootnj. 12.02 and up. Uortnr. Paekma Phone U4U no. OM3S ltlb St. N W MOVING VALUED VANS Phone U. Sils-UU. KREIG'S EXPRESS 1S B Street N. W. STOWAOE PACTaNO AND HHIPflWa CLEAN, dry storage for fnml tore and ptaaoa. Eatunates cheerfully clTen. WESCBLEB'S. I P to N W Pbon Main Igt- t " 30c per hour, 8 hours : : work; time and one-half '.'. overtime. Every day 10 " Hours. NO FEES Free transportation, :: :: W. B.&A.troUey, 15th " :: & H Sts. N. E. 5:50:: ::A.M.daily. :: ; ; Return at End of Work ' ; : Daily. ' ii SMITH, HAUSER & :: :: MAC ISAAC, INC :: T-l 1 I I 1 1 1 I I I 1 III I 1 1 1 1 1 II it UAN Colored, to care for horse, cow sji4 rxinr: also bonsewonc xoi7 camtffidaa nL N. W. Call after I'U p. m. i KAN Toonr. In dry goods store: expalsDesfl aa window dresser and card wrttlny Ap ply JACOB COHNER. ta tth St. N. W. LOST AND FOUND TWO-STONE DIAMOND PENDANT with sllver-lorgnons and silver and topas chain, wrapped In small box. In ladlea' dress. Inr room. 2d Coor Woodward bldr .3pm. Sept 21. 1100 reward and no questions asked if returned to W R. O.. Ct Uunaey bide, or the Highlands. N 10 DOG Dark brlndle bulldog, answers to name of "run;" license tag No SIM. Re ward ror return to Major H. s woxsox. 37 Blair road. Takoma Park, or 101D 3Iun- iy DUir Tel Main wo. branch SO FREXCH POODLE Small and white 15 N at. N W Reward If returned Co a. E. L. BALLARD HANDBAG Small black between Alexandria ana denier market, ir round please return to S-t K it. Ii E.. and recelTe reward. SCOTCH COLUE-Brown and white: has collar and tag and answers to "Chief ' Ad. jseas Apart. II. 1U0 V it. N W . reward. 1 BUNCH op KEYS Between rational Met ropolitan Bank and 9th and F sts. Finder please phone Main 4W1. Branch SS 1 KNIGHTS TEMPLAR CHARM-Llberal re ward If returned to Room Ht Platrtet bide. HELP WANTED MALE BOY WANTED Intelligent, ambitious boy, with wheel, to learn newspaper business. An excellent oppor tunity. Apply at once to Advertising Department, THE WASHINGTON TIMES MAN Toung. for gangs work. AMERICA EXPRESS GARAGE. S Pierce st. N. X. MAN for lunch counter; xmjkt hare experi ence. MOSSBTJRG'S RESTAURANT. UN Pa. are. N. W. MAN for baker shop. Apply to DICK'S HOTEL AQEfrCT. at once, ta per weete. MAN for confectionery shop: pay ES per week. Apply to DICK'S HOTEL AQENCT. MAN White, ta work In country. Apply at once to nop Pa. aTQ. N. W. J. T.FlflS MAN To work on small farm; white ec colored. Inquire O30 nth st. MAN Toung. to Install antoraoblle self starter batteries. WITHERBEE BATTERT CO 1U I st. N. W. 1 ABLE BODIED MEN, 25c per hour; steady work. Apply timekeeper, ADAMS EXPRESS CO., 2d and Eye sts. N. E. MEN aa helpers on trucks and In shtpplaaj dent. AcolT THE HUB FURNITURE CO. Tth and D sts. N. W. KITCHEN MAN wanted. 1111 Pa. are. N. w. DOT with wheel, atesdy position, salary 19 per week. Apply NATIONAL CAPITAL PRESS, in 11th at N W BOYS Light work, short boura. Inside tor the winter, good wi IIP N at. S. W 1 BOT V Ith wheel, at once. Apply HI Oxford Did BOYS 30 colored, orer IS. or men to work In bowllna aller. bltr wasea alao Dorter and elevator man GRAND CLNTRAL PALACE, over Centtt Market 1 BOYS White, and young men orer II. for factory work Apply at TOPHAM'S, 1M F it N W . or JO L at. N E. 1 BOYS Colored, with blcydea. for delivery service, good salary, permanent position Apply at once, M. P11IL1PSBORN CO.. m 11th at N W BOS Two colored, experience unnecessary. Arply lxn II at. N TV DUNDLB WRAPPERS Good position and advancement Applr at onee to TVM. HAIIN CO . ;th and K ata. NW BUNDLE WRAPPER Good opportunity to learn tbe clothing and hAberdaahery bual neaa. permanent poaltlon THE MODE. 11th and F sta N W BUSS BOY wanted. J 10 a week, till Pa ave. N Vi 1 BUSHELMAN-At once 4 CO . Hn F at N T HENRY SCHICK CHAUFFEUR White or colored for small truck, muat be experienced, come ready to work Apply to MR WOOD. Capital pub llahera. Inc . JK C at. N VV COLORED BOYS To work around lunch. room, no Sundar work. HERBERTS, lnd. 113 Ninth at N. W COLLECTOR with a bicycle motorcycle, or automobile, reference, temporary, commle- alon Applr MR. LAMSON. Waahlnston iTlmea office COOK Muat know how to cook and pack 0)atera. aood wagea Apply at once, CAPI TAL hEAFQOD CO . SOT nth at N W 1 COOK wanted Apply at once, good wagee 1111 PaavaNW 1 COLORED MAN to work around garage, one with experience preferred Apply SEATON QAKAQE. Lincoln road and Seatoa st. N. E. MESSENGER BOY wanted, white, to work in my curio store. ALBERT J. OSGOOD, 1625 H st. MILK WAGON DRIVER Apply W. R. SX I.F.CMEN. lilt P st. N. W. 1 OFFICE BOT White: bright and snergstle. TABULATINO MACHINE SHOP. 1CM Hat at. N. W. ORDERLY Apply superintendent. OENCT HOSPITAL. PAPERHANGERSGood wages and steady work, by day or piece. XU th at. N E. paperhan'CKRS Oaod waxaa. ma rlenced In painting, steady work, at once. 3101 Ga. ave PAPERHANGERS Two good, ateady wortt and good pay NORTHEAST PAPER HA.SGLNU 4 DtCORATLS'G CO . 131 H at. N E. 1 PAINTERS 50; wireless tower work; CH centa per hour, open ahop Apply to C. R. RUDAS1LL. Arlington Towers. 1 . PRESSER wanted at once; steady Job. good pay Apply iwi4 iiLn i PRESSER for tailor shop at the STONB- LEltirl cuukt . PRESShlt Experienced, at once Apply Capitol Cleaner and Dyer, 211 Pa, ave 8.E. PORTER S10 weekly. HOTEL, 610 9th st. STAG PORTER Colored, experfcneed. only on with references need apply KAFKA'al. n e corner 10th and F sts. N W 1 SALES MANAGER To sell our Wear-Proor Mats In Washington, and supervise sub agents, headquarters In Washington. D. C; big opportunity for man morally and finan cially responsible and who can approach bis men Give complete Information. WEAR. PROOF MAT CO . 600 S. Peoria St.. Chicago. Ill . STEAMFITTERS-Unlon. and helpers. ply to MR. GEORGE E. AMT. W G. nell Co . 1Mb and D sts N W Ap- Cor. PORTER Colored with wheel, good wages: ateady employment. VZZI u it. H TV. SALESMAN In furniture house, apply with refrrencea SMITH'S FURNITURE HOUSS. S14 Ith at N W 6KAFOOD COOK Muat know how to pat anal cook praters Capital Seafood Co.. SOT llta. STEAM FITTERS At once. 4 and helpers. Apply at 3E 1st at N w . after l p m. 1 UNIONsteam fitters and help ers. Mr. Amey, W. G. Cornell Co., 18th and D Sts. N. W.