WAIL ST. MARKET 1
NEW TORW. Jan. t.?Nearly all
speculative Interest in the stock
market at the opening today was
< onf Ined to induatrial specialties, with
the ordinary active stocks quiet and
without pronounced feature.
Low priced steel stocks, including
Allls Chalmers, made good sains dur
ing the first fifteen minutes, ""hat
stock moved up 1 point to 34%.
Amer.can Linseed Oil advanced Vs to
? new high record of 52%. nnd Amer
ican Cotton Oil made a gain of %
to 44.
Great Northern Ore. which ha*
teen fn demand for some time, con
tinued its upward movement, advanc
ing % to 34%. The oil stocks main
tained a strong tone, with Texas
Company advancing - points to 18*i,
while Mexico Petroleum advanced 2%
points to 187%. Sinclair Oil was
* firm in the early trading In the ab
sence of supply, which indicated ab
sorption of the stock sold Just oefore
the end of the year.
Teeterdsy
Close. liigh. Lew. P*.
Adv. Rumley... 24 24 25
88 AJax Rubber.... 68'? 68'* 68'4
3* Alaska O M 3'? 3* 3*
"? 2 Alaska Juneau.. 2'a 2 2'a
32a Allis-Chalmers.. 34* 34 24*
S4 AUls-Chal. pf... 85' 84* 85
73 Am Beet Sugar.. 77 76 76*
KB Am Ag Chm 102* 102 102 |
Am Ag Ch pf... 98% 98% 96%,
. 48'? American Can... 50% 49'e 50*
101 Amer Can pf 101 100* 100*
B'i AmCiriFdy.. 91!* 91* 91%
43% Am Cot Oil 44% 44 44%
'? 16* A-.n Hide ft Lea. 16* 15% 16
74 A. H. * U pf.. 78% 77% 78%
Am. l?e 42 42 42
American Ice pf. 57% 57% 57*
58 An-.er Linseed... a 52% 52 52'a
91% Amer Linseed pf.' 90 91% 92
61% Am Locomotive. 62% 62% 62%
]Q2 Amer Loco pf... 102* 102* 102*
4* American Malt.. 4% 4* 4*
1 TUt Amer Smelting.. 76* 76* 76*
Am Steel Fdry.. 86 86 66
. 98 Am Sumatra Tob S3* 96* 96*
113% American Sugar. 114% 114 114%
< 100* Am Tel * Tel... 100% 100* 100%
;; 51 Am. Wool 51* 50% 51*
? 96% Amer Wool pf... 9b* 96* 96*
29% Am Wr Paper pf. 30 X 30
60 Anaconda ?0% 60* 60%
98 Atchison 93 93 93
* 106* AU. Gulf * W t. 106 106 106
." 73 Baldwtn Loco... 76* 75 75*
49* Baltic * Ohio... 49% 49% 49%
.' 112% Barrett Co 115% 114% 114*
^ SatopilasMn 1* 1* 1*
Bethlehem Steel. 61% 61% 61*
* 106 Beth. Steel pf.. 106 106- 106
60* Beth. Stl B 62* 62 62*
26* Brooklyn Rpd T. 26* 25 26*
Butterick IT* 17* 17*
166 Burns Bros 156% 156* 156*
_ 23% California Petrol 23* 13* 23%
9% Cat Pet. pf 68* 68* 68*
61 Central Leather. 62% 61 61*
KQ7 Chandler M 106 106% 106
57* Chea * Ohio.... 57 56% 57
!? Chicago Gt W.. 6*' 8* 8*
Chi * Nor Went. 96* 96* 96*
40* Ch.. Mil ft St P., 41% 40* 41*
73 Ch, Mil ASP pf. .74* 72% 74
25* C. R I ft Pac Ry. 26 25% 26
17% Chile Copper ... 17% 17% 17%
33* Chlno Con Cop.. 33% 33% 33%
Cliiet Penbody... 64 64 64
42% Col O ft *. 43 - 42% 42%
51 Corn Products i. so* 48% 50*
60* Continental Can 71* 70% 71
58 Crucible 8teel .. 58 57% 58
'j. 91 Crusi Steel pf.... 92 92 92
J 38% Cuba C Sugar... 31K 30% 39*
7t Cuba C S pf.... ao* 80 tO'4
Denv ft Rio O pf. 7 7 7
56* Ota Sec 55^ 55^
12% Dome Mines 12 12 12
-lia 17* 17* 17*
Erfc Gen Lien ... 56% R* 56*
30 Gaston Was 30 30 30
58% Gen Cigar Ca... 52* 52 52
148* Gen Electric 149% 149* W9*
130 General Motors. 131% 130% 130*
I 83 Gen Motors pf... 85* 83 * 83*
i7 Goodrich Br... 67* 57* 57%
103 'Goodrich pf.j... 103 103 116
93* Gt North pf 94 93* 93*
Crsnby Mining. 60 80 80
33* Gt Nor Ore. 34* 34 34*
Greene C C 46* 46* 46*
Gulf St Stl 61* 61* 61*
x 6* Interbor Contol. 6% 6* 6%
. 46* Inspiration Cop. 47 * 46'4 46*
22* Int Con pf 21* 21* 21*
. Int Nickel 32 31% 31%
117 Int Har of N J.. 114 114 114
30* Internat Paper.. 32 31 c2
19 Kan City bo 19 18% 19
;32 Kennecott 32* 32* 32%
66 Lacka Steel.... ?6* 66* C6*
?4% Lehigh Valley.. ?6 56 ?6
44* Loose-Wiles 44 43 43
Yeeterday 1 '*?
Close Hl?b Low. P.M.
16b i-orillard 166 166 166
15* Marine com 26* 26* ?5*
lOe1, Marine pfd 107.'4 106 107
29 Utiwil! VIG 29* 29 29;*
19'a Maxwell 2d pf.. 21 * 21 21*
i2\ Maxwell lat ?t, 52V 52V 52*
60 May Dept Stfre 65 62 66
185', Mexican Pet 190 186'-i 18754
44:? Midvale Steel... 44* 44 445a
26 Miaaourl Pacific. 26'4 26 26*
53'4 Missouri Pac pf. <4* 14 L4*
5* M. K A T 5* 5'S 554
IgtfNatCAC 15* 15! a 15*
** National Lead.. 6554 65'4 6654
46 Nat Kn * Stmp. 48V 48.4 48*
71454 New York Cent. 75'* 74* 74*
32* NY Nil AH 32'4 3254 22)4
17 Nevada Con Cop. 17 17 17
106 Norfolk A West. 1O6 106 106
SQ Northern Pacific 93* 93 93
44 ObioCaa 44 43* 44
7 Ontario Silver.. 6* 654 654
37 Pacific Matl 36'4 3654 365a
13454 P Am Pet pf 12454 12454 12454
465* Peon & R 45* 45!4 4514
46 PCC18L 46 4574 46
49)4 Pitta Coal 50'4 49* 5054
8b Pitta Coal pf 67 87 87
37 Pitta A W Va 3654 3754 38
43* Pl?rco?.Vrrow... 4374 43* 43*
(3 Press Steel Car. 64 64 64
121 Pullman Pal Car. 122 122 i22
82* Reading. 63* 82* 82
37 Reading 1 pf 36-a 36'4 36:?
7654 Rcyal Dutch 77 75 76
1754 8 A L pf 1754 1754 17*
7* Saxon M?tr 8 7* 8
186* Seara Ro'bk 185 185 185
13* Shattuck AC... 13* 13* 13*
35* Sinclair Oil c5* i5* 25*
4854 Slosa S 8 A 1 50 50 5J
10154 Southern Pac .. 102* 10154 101*
2854 Southern Rwy.. 2954 29* 29*
51 Stuta Motor..... 51 51 51
51* Studebaker 53* 52* 52*
36 Superior Steel... 36* 36* 36*
186 TexaaCo 191 187 189*
33* Texaa A Pacific. 35* 33* 34
77* Tobacco Prod... 78* 77 77*
106 Tobac Prodpf.. 106* 106 106
39 United A1 Steel.. 39 39 39
129 Union Pacific .. 129* 128* 129*
83 Union Pac pf... 73 73 73
111* United Cigar St. U254 112 112
94* United Drug 94 94 94
162* United Fruit 164 164 164
7J4 United Ry A In- 7* 7.'4 7*
1434 U S C I PAF 14* 14* 14*
104* USlnd A1 10454 104 10454
19 Un Realty Imp. 24* 23 24*
7754 US Rubber 78* 7754 7754
108* US Rub 1 pf 110 110 110
93* U 8 Steel 94* 93* 93*
114* U S Steel pf.... 11554 115 11554
71* Utah Copper 73 71 7254
8654 Vn-CarChem,... 56* 5654 ?5*
6* Wabaah 854 8* 8h
33 Wabash pf A.... 3354 33* 3354
42 Weatingbouse .. 42* 42* 42*
11* We#t Maryland.. 12* 11* 12*
25* Wlllya-OverlanA. 26* 26* 25*
74* Wllaon lac 74* 74* 74*
96* Wilaon pf 96 ? 96 96
132* Wool worth 133 133 133
86 WPMpfA 89 88 89
57 Wortb P M pf B. 67* 67* 67*
Prlcea te retailers and general market
Information furnished by liureau of Mar
ket^ U. 8. Department of Agriculture,
fair prices to coneumers by the District
Kood Administration
ABUNDANT?Cabbage. bests. carrots,
onleaa. applse. turnips, squash, pump
kins, white potatoes
XO&MAL?Parenlpe, kale, grapefruit, or_
anfM, bananas, lemons.
SCAlfE?Sweet potatoes, splnacb. celery,
oyster plant, lettuce, tomatoes, cranber
rlea
VKGETABI.ES.
Product. Coat to Pair price
Grade. Retailer to Conaum
ete. Today. er Today.
CBUSY?Stalk ?-20c 12-Mc
1 \BBM.E, lb. 1 H -2c t- Se
CABROTH?
do., ca'. % pk S-lle 10-I4e
? Ml ok 2?-34c 2?-47r
LETTUCE. heed J-lie ll-18e
O.N IONS, yellow, % pk ?- 4c S-lOe
OYSTKB PLANTS?
do., bunch 4-10c S-lSe
PABSNIPS. 14 pk 11-lTc IS-22c
No. 1, pk. (It Iba.).. 33-40c UMr
No. 2. pk. <1? lbs ).. U-iOc %?-Z*e
Sweet. No. 1, H pk. 18-24C 22-Slc
Sweet, No. 2, 14 pk.. 10-lSc 12-2*e
PUMPKINS, lb 1-lfce t- ?e
tPINACH, pk 33-44e >f)-4*e
SQL ASH. lb Hi-3C t-k
TIBNIPS?
do. topped. % pk. 3- te 4- 7s
rut its.
APPLES?riret Grade.
do . York Im , pk 17-1 >c <2-S6e
do.. Urlmee, U pk.. l(-21c 23-SSe
do . Gano and Ben
Davie, V Pk 14-17c Ift-tSe
do. Stayman, >4 pk. It-lie 20-I6e
do.. Jonathan, <ios... 14-4?c
do., Delicious, each.. 3- lc 8-15c
do.. No. 3 varieties,
% Pk. 4-llc S-lSe
BANANAS. do*. 17-2*c 21-86c
CBA^BEBRIES?
do., new stock, Qt 11-20c 24-t7e
GKAPEPBl IT?
do., large, each ?-13c ?-17e
do . medium, each .. 5- 7c 4S-l?e
THE LOCAL MARKET
Capital Traction stocks and bonds
led a pension uf fairly brisk trading
at the local atock exchange thla morn
ing. Fifty-five shares sold In one lot,
with two a little later. Two bond*
sold after call.
Five shares of the stock sold at
87% and 50 at 87 in two deals of 23
each. Two shares sold at 87%. One
$1,000 and one $000 5 per cent bonds
sold at 98.
Twenty-five shares of Washington
Railway preferred stock sold at 60c.
Five shares of aLnaton sold at 67%.
On the after call only bond sales
were recorded. Three 91,000 Potomac
Electric consolidated ft's sold at 95.
One $1,000 and two $500 Washington
Gaa 5's sold at 98.
TODAY'S SALES.
Capital Traction, 5?87*?, 25&S7, 25
? 87.
Washington Railway, pfd , 20fcG9.
I<anaton, 5?67%.
Capital Traction. 2087%.
After Call?Capital Traction B's.
$1.000#98, *500698. +
Potomac Electric Cons. "5's, SI .000?
95. $1.000?95. fl.000?95.
Washington Gas 5'a $1,000998, *500?
98. $300?98.
LOCAL BONO MARKET.
GAS BONDS.
Bid. Asked.
Washington Gas 5's.... 98 99%
RAILROAD BONDS.
Cap. Traction R. R. 5's.. 97s* 98%
City & Suburban 5's.... 88
Metropolitan R. R. 5's... 96 98
Wash. Ry. A Elec. 4'e... 72 73
W. Ry. St Elec. gen. 0'a 96 96%
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
Poto-rtac Elec. Cons. 5'a. 95 ...
Paiomac Elec. Light 5's. 95 96
Potomac El. Power 6's 90.
Potomafc El. P. gen. 6's.. 97 98
|C. St P. Tele. 5's 95 #7
Am. T. A T. 4 a. 83% S4
| Am. T. & T. 4%'a 86 89
[Am. T. & T. Ctl. Tr. 5's. 92% 92%
Am. T. & T. cona. 6's 100% 101%
Am. Graphophone 1st 6's. 97 100
Wash. Market 5'a 1927.. 95
Wash. Market 5'a 1947.. 95
W. M. Cold Stogage 5s. .94
Sec. Stg. & Safe Dep. 6's. 101
N. ic W. Steamboat 5's.. 104% ...
Rlggs Realty 5's (long). 98 99
Riggs Realty 5'a (short). 98 100
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
Capital Traction 86% 87
Wash. Ry. St Elec. com. 49 55
Waah. Rv. St Eleci pfd... 68% 71
N. St W. Steamboat 183 200
Waahington Gas 55 i..
?Am. Tel. St Telga 100
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS.
Mergenthaler Linotype 133 133 %
Lanaton Monotype 67 68
Lanaton Script ,99 100
NATIONS L BANK STOCKS
?Araer. Nat. Bk 150 1 57%
Capital Nat. Bank 224
J Columbia Nat. Bank 200 225
Com. Na. Bank 184 190
'Dlatrtct National Bank. 155
j Far. St Mech. Nat. Bank. 220 240
I Fed. Nat. Bank 180 ...
Lincoln Nat. Bank 163
Nat. Metro. Bank 200 ...
Riggs Nat. Bank 440
?Sefcond Nat Bank 133 143
Nat. Bank of Waah 200 230
TRUST COUI'ANt * . ? ?TKJ'
?Am. Security & Trust.. 220% 223%
National Sav. & Trust.. 260
?Union Trust 123%
Waah. Loan & Trust.... 243 247
Continental Trust 115 120
% SAVING BANK STOCKS.
I Home Savings. 420 ...
Bank of Com. St Sav.... 12
Fast Wash. Sav. Bank.. 12
Sec. Sav. St Com 180
Liberty Sav. Bank 118 120
FIRB INSURANCE STOCKS.
Arlington Fire Ins 8 10
Corcoran Fire Ins 95 ...
Firemen's Fire Ins 1f? ...
Ger.-Amer. Fire Ins.... 225
Nat. Union Fire Ins 5% ...
TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS.
Columbia Title Insur.... 4 ...
Real Estate Title Ins.. 72 77
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Chapin Sacks 145 150
D. C. Pap. Mfg. Co 85
Merch. Trans. & Stor.. 90 110
?Security Storage 185 ...
Sec. Stga. & Safe Dep.. 110 ...
Waahington Market. 16%
LIVESTOCK MENWANT
PACKERS UNDER CONTROL
I Support was given the recommen
dations of the Federal Trade Com
mission for strict Government con
trol of the meat packers by repre
sentatives of the American Livestock
Association, who appeared before the
I House Interstate Commerce Commit
I tee toda/
The witnesses, who sfcld their or
| ganization represented from one-half
j to two-thirds of the meat producers.
( also endorsed the Sims bill embodying
I the trade commission plan.
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
FINANCIAL
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK
Condensed Statement ma ef December 31, 1918
ASSETS
CASH on hand, in Federal Reserve Bank
and due from Banks and Bankers and
United States Treasurer $226,380,627.75
Acceptances of Other Banks 44.192,127.13
UNITUD STATES TREASURY CERTIFI
CATES 97,650,000.00
UNITED STATES BONDS 515.180,093.78
Loans and Discounts 418,139,778.29
Bonds and Other Securities 39,845,266.21
Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 1,800,000.00
Due from Branches
Banking House
Customers' Liability Account of Acceptances.
Other Assets
TOTAL
Sio8.222.754.88
474,965,138.28
14,459,551.08
5,000,000 00
19,040.775.04
5,504,839.32
5887.193,058.60
LIABILITIES
CAPITAL, Surplus and Undivided Profits 576,412,478 88
DEPOSITS 751,498,206 98
Reserve for Taxes and Interest Accrued
Unearned Discount
Circulation
Bills Payable and Foreign Bills of Exchange Sold
Acc!ptances. Cash Letters of Credit and Travelers Checks. .
Other Liabilities
3.769.537.59
2,338,351.17
1,445,200.00
27,557,026.59
19.969,953.16
4,202,304.23
TOTAL $887,193,058.60
SHOES MAY SOLVE
L
RICHMOND, Va., Jan. 8?Search
for a clue' to thf identity- of a fashion
ably dressed young: woman, whose
body was taken from the James river
here two weeks ajo. turned today to
St. Louis, when word came from the
headquarters of a shoe company at
Campello, Mass., that the serial num
ber In the shoes on the feet of the
woman indicated they were shipped
to a St. Louis shoe company.
Hope is expressed that the St. Louis
distributer will be able to tell in
what locality the shoes were jobbed, j
In such an event, the police believe
they will be able at least to determine
from what section of the country the
woman came.
The body was at one time identified
as that of Miss Hattie Lipscomb, of
Hopewell, Va., and a warrant was
sworn out charging- a Camp Lee of
ficer with her death, when the girl
herself turned up in Baltimore alive
and well.
The pollcc do not believe that the
dead woman came from a Virginia
city, since wide publicity has failed to
locate a relative who could identify
the body.
LOST AND FOUND
BAG?Rise velvet, Uned Inside wtth gray;!
$21, small chang* In small pocket book |
and two keys which are very valuable,
between 16th and U sta. N. W. Phone
North 3289. 11
BACi?Gray velvet, cantata lac (*M watch
and checkbook on Commercial National
Bank. Finder please address Miss MARY
M. RUFFIN, 12fl_Mass. ave. N. W._l-ll?
BROOCH?.Made from Canadian Army
Hervlce Corps hat badge; keepsake from
soldier killed la France. Reward, Mleo
KNOX, Canadian War Mission. 1-10*
DOG?Airedale puppy; near
18th and Yon sta. N. W.;
answers to nainc of Husky.
Return and receive reward,
2131 Bancroft pi. N. W. 10
DOG?Airedale pappy, around lath a ad t)
sts. Return to Colonel Tyssowski and
receive reward. 2131 Bancroft place N. \V.
North *072. 11
DOG?Oa Jaaaary ft, En.-thh ball, female;
white with brown spot on aide of face; "
or 4 months old; strayed from 1911 F St.
N. W. Suitable revard. !?'
BAR SHEW?Diamond. lo?t >1 an aery S.
Return to 111, 131J F at. N. W. Reward.
1-11*
STOLEN?Feam In front ef Cnloa Station,
Washington, one Ford touring car be
longing to the American Red Croaa, at 7
o'clock p. m . January 2, 1011; car had
Red Cross on each side of body and car
ried a Red Cross pennant on front; up
holstering on back of front seat badly
torn; engine No. 1706227; D. C. license tag
No. 3S041. A liberal reward will be paid
for return of this car to Potomac Division,
Ameriean Red CrosJ. 020 ISth st. N. W?
Washington. D. C. R. BARTL.ETT, Afio
elate Field Director. 0*
LINEN DRAWING ?Conduit
feeder line, Columbus me
morial statue to Senate office
bldg. Return to W. A. Rogers,
923 12th st. N. W. Phone M.
3536. Expense will be paid.
1-10
MAR F.?Dark bay; Janiary It fram
Cheaapeake Junction, District line; re
ward. Lincoln 4611. ?
Ml Ft"? large mink; ?nitabie reward. Ad
dress BOX 314. Times offlrc. V 11*
KECKPIKCE?Tanpc faxT'an N. Capital
St., between I sad K sts. N. W. Finder
rotuin to 14 1 st. N. W.; liberal reward.
______ 1-0*
PIN?Relieved In or near Thompson's drag
store, handsome diamond barpin. Ret>irn
1901 F at. Reward. Phone Franklin ?7S4.
0
Pt'RMR?Mnall black, containing lit and
receipt for money order, Jan. 7, preaum
ably on 13th and D st. car. Reward,
phone I .inc. 17&0-W. 1-1*
POCKETBOOK?Containing IM; between
7th St. and 1316 M st. N. W. Please re
turn to above address. II
POCK FT ROOK?Brown leather, vicinity
'Woodward bldg.. containing check for
10 and about |0 cash. Reward. Phone
Main 1226. ?
FINANCIAL
EQUITABLE
CO-OPERATIVE BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
Assets, $3,581,361
Great Accomplishments
In Systematic Saving
?Make up your mind to Join ?ho
Kqultable and save systematically.
If you do. 1I1S will prove a banner
year for you In a financial way.
SubacrlptloBs for the
76th Issue of Stock
Belnz rtecclved
Shares, $2.50 Per
Month
4 Per Cent Interest
EQUITABLE BUILDING
915 F St. N. W.
JOHN JOY FDSO.\, President
FRA\K P. REESIDK, Secretary
The Safest Investments
I ? ? those that do not fluctuate during dls
I lurbed conditions of tbe money er stock
; markets. first deed of trust notes (flrtt
| mortgsges), well tec-ured on real satats In
I the Dlitrlct of Columbia, constitute "gilt
edge" Investments, snd they do not de
: Fend upon the financial responsibility ol
Individuals or corporations for their sta
I blllty. We csn supply stich Investment*
i Is amounts from 15 00 upward. Send for
beoVlet, "Concerning Loans and invest
ment*"
SWARTZELL, RHEEM A
HENSEY CO.
'<17 ltth et. N. W.
HORNING
LOANS
On Diamonds, Wstchn,
and Jmlry
(Sooth of Highway Bridge)
KtlAtll TRAHIACTCD KXlLt
?rVBLY TBI
Wi? ears At ltth at. ud , _
?jl? we. far mtk eU ?( Hick'
Uetist
I
LOST AND FOUND
?Black leather, la ar Mar
i?? in! Thaater, Monday night. Reward,
1*27 Kllboui n? pi. N. W. 1-10*
BED SETT** "CYP"~tr*? 104 ?h at. X.
B. Reward. jj
8C?TC5 ta tlM fa.
! ' r*w*rd Phone West 21. lj
SILK HCARF?Gentlemen's, on 1th ami
Plorlfia a?a. car, between T2? tth at. and
5th and Florida ave. S. B.. wrapped la box
In which It wii purchaeed. Reward If r?
turned to owner. 7?? tth at. S B. u
Hl.'AKF?Black pla.h. iNt Ma*day Ma.
v , . ,A" . M ?" 1* W Reward.
Notify Mra Charlea Butta. 22 Channlng at.
N. w , or phona^North I0?1-W. ?
SI TTCA8E?Left la autaaaablle teat 8un
day Reward, addreaa BOX 125, Clarm
(ion, Vft, 21
^ MBBKLLA?le rfy?ley
. Bld/; ?"v?r handle, "W" engraved an
top; finder kindly call Main *570, Branch
J;,5ri-2.r JT;turn to MARIB WH1TE
HUR8T, 2d Liberty Loan. Q. M. C., Mun
aoy Bidr. 1st floor. 10*
WbBFWATCH?Cold, either George
town car or 11th and P ata. Finder
please notify MRS. 8TONB, 1323 21at at.
i Phona North tota. it
W^TCH?Lady'. void watch; Initials J. F.
..^. Reward. Return J. V. Wilson. ]?C6
l?th X W. Phone N. 2I?4. ?
WATCH?Wrist; Elgin Bwemtnl; BH3)
on back, O. M. P., between 12th and O
ata. 8. B. and Poll'a Theater. Thuraday
i !!' Liberal reward if returned to
1202 Q at. 8. B. 1-1>
J rOPBD
!P,N?Friendship circle, with paarl Htttlfi,
5ro?* *?*d crown In center. Commun:
jcate B. P. M,. 1745 P St. N. W. !->?
j HELP WANTED?MALE
ACCOUNTING CLERKS
State experience, are and salary dealrao.
Address U. 8. Light acd Haat Corporation,
Niagara Falls, N. T? or call >13 Munaay
| Building. !?
I WASTED?One aaalstant s?batatloa~aeev
ater, |7S per month; $14 per month ad
ditional If aatlafactory; experience of at
leaat one year In aubatatlon required. See
APARTMENT CLERK, room ?122. Interior
Dept. bldg. 1-lj
A PRACTICAL training aa a draftsma
through Individual Instruction at the
Columbia School of Drafting will lit you for
an excellent aalary in a profeasion of per
manent demand; start now. Catalog on
request. 14th and T sts. N. W. Phone
North 272. . 1-9
BOY?
For office work.
Apply the
CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE CO.,
725 13th st. N. W. 1-11
BOYS with wheels; excellent
opportunity to learn good
mechanical trade. Apply 811
11th St. N. W. 13
HOT Jewish, te clerk la dtllrsUmn
store; good home, board and IS per wee*
to start. 2221_Ga. ave. N. W. 1}
BOT?Ta make himself useful arausd rn
graving ahop. Apply 132t O at. N. W.
1-15
BOY?Caleved, for aata tires. SI* ISth ?*.
N. W. 1-lU
BOY?White or cotorod, with bicycle, fa
deliver packagee and work around sto-e
after school hours. T. E. GILBERT, 1415
P St. N. W. f
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING SOLICITOR I
One who haj had experience preferred;
splendid opportunity for advancement for
a conscientious worker; good salary to
start. Apply
MR. LONGCOPE,
THE WASHINGTON
TIMES,
Room 3 37 Munsey Bldg.
to
CHAUFFEUR?Reliable, for
wholesale paper business;
must have references. Apply
after 5 p. m. The Washing
ton Paper Co., 625 E st. N. W.
i?
THB GOVERNMENT NEfclto lul
IF YOU ARE A SKILLED CHAUFPfciUR
AND AUTO MECHANIC
THB NATIONAL AUTCMOBILBCOLLEGE
?th and O Sts. N W.
Hava Day and Evening Claaae*
Reaaooable Ratea.
jyl-tf-?f-?i
COUNTERMEN?Two. Kt per
BLAND'S LUNCH. 14 14th st_N. E.9?
CLERK and chauffeur In grocery|~~good
salary and permanent to right man; with I
or without room and board: ex-soldier given
preference. Brookland Market. Geo. C.
Heider, 12th and Monroe N. E.. Brooklanc
P. C. 1-10
CLERK ? In grocery store;
young man with experience
preferred. 801 21st st. N. W.
ULEVATOR BOY ? Colored.
Apply at once. ARLING
TON HOTEL. 11
DRIVERS?For
Freight Wagons,
Furniture Vans,
Baggage Wagons,
Highest wages and steady
jobs.
MERCHANTS' TRANSFER
AND STORAGE CO.,
920 E St. N. W.
i apr24-tf
, DIMiWASHER to operate Crescent *a?hT
Ing machine; experienced and lively 115
S0J ISth at. N W.
DISHWASHERS ? $40~^><Tr
j month. Good hours. Apply
i to Mr. Perry, 10:30 a. m. to
5 p. m. Catholic University
Dining Hall, Brookland, 1). C.
ii
ENGINEER?In gas house;
night. Call North 1972.
1-14
W A X TED "
A Practical
FURNITURE FINISHER
Goldenberg's Furniture Store
requires the services of an ex
perienced finisher on furni
ture. Good salary and perma
nent position to competent
man.
A olv at once
GOi DENBERG'S
FURNITURE STORE
Seventh and K Sts. N. W.
9
HOTEL CMKV?Colored; also hotel baker 1
to go South. DICKS HOTEL A a KNOT
Itth st and Pa. ave. N. W
? ^ V 1,1
i HELP WANTED?MALE
WANTED
50?LABORERS?30
For Government Moving.
Report 7:30 a. m. at
7th and B Sts. N. W.
Highest Wages.
Paid Every Day.
100 LABORERS wanted at
Naval Torpedo Station,
Alexandria, Va.; 46c PER
HOUR. Call at job ready for
work. Fleischmann Construc
tion Co. 12*
MACHINIST, Boilermakers,
Track Men. White and
colored laborers. Apply room
308 Union Station. 13_
MEAT CUTTER?Apply W.
E. Padgett, 643 H st. N. E.
ii
WANTED?Young men over
18 years of age to operate
Indian and Hariey-Davidson
motorcycles; only experi
enced careful drivers need
apply; salary $100 per month;
day work; $110, night work;
8 hours, permanent positions
to those who qualify. Apply
WESTERN UNION TELE
GRAPH CO., 1407 G st. N. W.
11
YOUNG men for night work,
placing street car signs; steady
position; good advancement.
Apply between 8 and 9:30 p.
m., BARRON G. COLLIER CO.,
Room 659, Munsey bldg. 1-15
YOUNG MEN
Over 18 years of age,
with bicycles, as messen
ger carriers; day hours ?
$80; night hours $90; 8
hours day; permanent
positions and advance
ment to those who qual
ifv.
WESTERN UNION
TELEGRAPH CO.,
Basement, 1311 G sL N. W.
12
MAN?N ight, for apartment
house; must be able to
operate switch board; $40 per
month. F. II. Smith Co., 815
15th st. N. W. 10
TOlSf. ME.\?Catholic, dealrlnr to kmmi
salesmen for city and road; big money
rall? learning. Call Room IS, 1101 G St.
N. W. 1-10*
NIGHT CLERK? Hat*!; to t* Sooth: alae
caahler for thla city DICK'S HOTKL
AGENCY. 11th at. and Pa ava. S W l-?
/
WANTED?Pot washer, high
est wages paid, including all
meals. CHILD'S CO., 1423 Pa.
ave. N. W. 1-10
SALESMEN?OPKMXC* FOR LIVE AC
TIVE: OF NEAT APPEARANCE. TO
REPRESENT RELIABLE NEW YORK
HOl'SE: CITY AND TO .TRAVEL; E\
PF.RIENt E NOT ESSENTIAL: PERMA
NENT POSITION; *40 PER WEEK VP
TO MEN OF AR1MTY. APPLY MR
PROCTOR. 117 McOILL BLDG.. G ST.
NEAR ?th ST. N. W 10*
SALESMAN In all departments: perma
nent positions. MYERS MILITARY
SHOP. 1331 F st N. W. 8*
SHOE MAKERS
Good salary and bonus.
Permanent position.
HAHN SHOE CO.,
7th and K Sts. N. W.
15
SOLICITORS wanted to work
for The Washington Times;
good opportunity. Apply to
MR. LARKIN, Circulation
Department. _
Waiters ? six, colored;
$40 per month; plain ser
vice; good hours. Apply to
B. If. Perry, 10:30 a. in. to
5 p. m.. Catholic University
Dining Hall, Brookland, D. C.
u
WATCHMAN?Muit be familiar with hoi)
era. 3020 K st. N. W. 11
A SPLENDID POSITION
can he secured If yon will state your quail
Aeatlons In a Want Ad under Situations
Wanted to Th* Time* Phone your ad
Main Will w II he sent eerlt-tf
HELP WANTED?FEMALE
CASHIER?With some experience, wanted.
OGRAM'S DRUG STORE, ISth St. and
Pa. ave. 1-11*
C LF.RK?For grocer? ?tore; r?f?r??i??.
Apply 1540 North Capitol. 1-1J
CHAMBERMAID ? Colored.
Applv at once ARLING
TON HOTEL, 1025 Vermont
ave. nw. 11
CHOCOl^ATE DIPPERS ?
Good pay. Applv G. G.
CORNWELL & SONS, 1415
H st. nw. 13
I
? 5*1
HELP WANTED?FEMALE j HELP WANTED?FEMALE
WOODWARD & LOTKROP
Have Excellent Positions to Offer
. SALESWOMEN
V ? V . ' ?
Experienced in the following departments:
China, Dress Goods,
Housefurnishings, Millinery,
Confectionery. Ladies' Neckwear,
Books, Stationery,
Suits, Card Engraving,
Furs, Art Embroidery,
Waists, Notions.
Apply Employment Office, Seventh Floor.
SALESWOMEN
?for the following de
partments. Good salaries
and permanent positions
assured:
?Women's Apparel,
?Millinery,
?Blouses,
?Muslin Underwear, .
?Draperies,
?Notions,
?Neckwear,
?Toilet Goods,
?Art Needlework.
?Also Women for our
Bureau of Information
and Complaint Depart
ment.
' Apply Supt.,
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
11th and G Sts.
OFFICE ASSISTANTS
The Hecht Co. require the
services of several young
ladies for general office work.
Applv Superintendent,
THE HECHT CO.,
7th St., Between E and F.
CHARWOMAN?Kipvrlew#*. mMi .
mttnnt poaltlo* ?avd >???l wr AM>lr ?<
once. SUPT., MfNUT BU1LDINO 1*
UBL-WhH*. as L*V"
r??^; t^feraarea. t*t -Oth at. N. W ?
GIRLS?White, in flat work
department; good wages;
steady work. Page's Laun
dry, 620 E st. N. W. 11
TWO pantry maids. Apply
at once, George Washing
ton University Hospital, 1339
H st. . 10_
LAUNDRY HELP in all de
partments; experiene not
necessary; best wages paid.
Apply AJSCADE LAlNDRY,
Arcade Bldg., 14th st. and
Park rd. nw7
TOrNC LADY for af*ee work;
eood hours: aalary $11 per week. GIL
BERT A. CLARK, tit l?th st. N W. 41
rontc LADT M clerk la bakery aad eaa
fectlonory shop Apply at lilt H at.
V. E. ?
LAD IKS to U*n Preach - --
droaamaklnc. dealrnlnf. ana mllllnorr:
Fronch patterna eit to order; atyle and III
sua ran toed New Tork Academy. llll^OjR.
YOtNG LADT?Neat appoortn*, ?? aell
candy. Ask for candy man, Belaeco
Theater. **
MANICTRWT?Cp to Me. ta aastat at the
facial atudio. 1101 l?th at N. W. 1-1>
FRES8 OPERATORS a ad haa* trjswsrs; e?
perianced WEST END LACNDRT. ITS!
Pa ave. N. W *? -
rEId AGENCIES. UH 15th at. SI. W
want all klnda of recommended help,
highest wage* to thoae who Qualify;
must have references
8TO RIC. 13th at. and Fa a v. l-ll
SALESLADIES?Halt sat elaak. oaly tkaaa
with experience needapply;
salary and permanent portions Apply at
once WHITE'S, tit F at. N W. It
BALKS LA DIES la *11 ?
?.c,n??vB8^^A^rWop.
F at. N. W.
OPENTNG for a rood ?teno*r*pher
his opportunity for advancement.
(rood salary. Apply WILSON A
CO.. SOI 7th at. N. w. !-?
TYPEWRITER*?With aome e*pertoaee.
470 Louisiana avt. N. 1 1
WAITRESS?Colored; neat
and accurate; restaurant
experience. Apply Stokelv's,
1*206 G. st. N. W. 9
AGKNOV. 13th and Pa. ave N W. 11
WAITRESS?Competent and efficient;
white or coloroS; aleep In or owt; rood
1 '-yr-r." ssr?~i-r
| a rp:
1 WANTED?Youug woman
1 assistant cashier in large
mercantile establishment;
permanent position to the
right person. Apply Box
186 Times Office. 9
SALESWOMEN WANTED
FOB ALL DEPARTMENTS
Goldenbert'* require the immedi
ate sereicec of ealespeople?
women and middle a?ed
all departments, inclodi
lowing:
?Domestics
?Art Department
?Perfumery
?Notions
?W ash Goods
?Leather Goods
?Dress Trimmings
?White Goods
Good aalariee to start
cellent opportunity for
ment to th*w who show
and willinjrneas to work.
Apply at ooce U
MR. DOBRIX, Manager.
GOLDENB ERG'S
Seventh and K Streets.
9
PANTRY women, 2; and one
v^etable woman (white);
highest wages paid, including
all '-reals. CHILD'S CO.. 1423
Pa. avc. N. W. 1-10
FINE POSITIONS
VJS Sff ATt?r ;
?wf* m*
tin Time*
COOK?o?it. e? ?????' *? ?''***** si
rwH* ?? a*?nll kina*.
pood nbfww Call between I* ?
Tin vr > end 4 p. m SIM >44fc aA. H- C
* ?
cook and ??r?l fj*
U3? Fairmont at. ?-?* -
^VdrJEIid? no ~ waaioi?
Iwonitr at M. W? ar phon. Ml* A*
DCnaON. FVmirttll* Tl. "
COOK; h trnmOy. nil
N
ft
cook?m
llth K N W --
GIRL for general housework;
must be good cook; <10;
Thursday off. Apply 652 F st
N. E. ?-*?
oral. < tlar<4. ar wemee to 4+ M "? *?'
kevwvnrk . at ay nl?M* Phone Cnl TMf
W. ?1X1 l?t>l at. N. W. .
GIK1 -?Colored. far rtmvvl h.ueinar*. MB
per momfc. lit* "
GIRI/?Per |<wrtl
OITMPIA. apt. tt
OIKL tar .
irth it N *? _ _ _ _ ??
OIKL ?r df-w"
11 y _ A ppl y?411 Brtw el N W ...
giri/??<W III-"**' ??im*e ?""H*;.1*
J DA Via, ttt V at. K. K '??
gibU-^kmi. Ilfctll. ,t1 ?"
work. good cook. m|? ?*?. rmX*- "?
?7?r 1*
6 EX SKA 1.MOISKWOKKI
Sin tMton pi. !*. a.
Hot ?EkrrrKK???. - - -
apartment . 3 In f??"lly no leutodry*
AppW at once. Apartment 1?8. Itl ?? K
N K.
LirVDKDM in*tH far family ?J e*
pay. Addtwa BOX SI*. Timee office ar
call at 1ZS4 4th at. K. W.. bat. ? end ? a
m
LAl KBWWi-r. ?a fnmlly wn?ain?. 1MB
Uiilaf pi
MOTHER'S helper, white pre
ferred. Apply noon or even
ing, 7015 5th St.. Takoma ?ark,
D. C Phone Col. 3S6P. 1-15
and occasionally dunn? rveninra.
Call thia afternoon. Apt. St. IMI 8 ?'*
|W. * _
MH?E a ad rhamfcrrmkl. 17*4
road X. W.
XITMK?rar
1-U*
ffAITtPWR* faai aMan a ad an mtmU
MAJESTIC LUNCH, 1*11 Pa K. W.
1-9
WOMAN-MUfi ? ?
car* of small apart mant: vam
Call after ? p. m . till llth at. M W
Apart 41.
WOMAN'?Calara<. reliable. tmr halt
caneral houeework after 1 a ?
t(th at. N WT ^ a>
HELP WANTED
MA1.K AMD rKMAlll
rciltRAI. TAX A I'D IT? KA W/
There an inilllona of lacame aba
profit* tax rotuma of laat yaar not rat an
dltod Competent men and woman MB
needed everywhere to aaalel the Or>4<l
meat, bueinaaa man and corporation* la ttata
rr?ai taak. Lar|? Ceaa and hlfk aalartee
are paid. It ?oa have aay knowledge ?*
account* we can quickly coach yoa ta ho
come export in the work. Oar ratckllf M
entirely In the hands of former Oe??ra
ment internal reveaoe and I a coat a tu re
ports. ! net ruction peraonal a ad by Malt.
Pervonal lnter\-iew by appointment 04ily
Write or phone tor particular*. red era i
Tax Audit Bureau Continental Truat bldt^
Waahutetoa. D. C Phone Pranhlia M44
picture houae. Call P. 41(1, after ? p.
111'
CMEP and cook* wanted0h?T
diahv.aebara. rood aalary
OL.TMPIA RB8TAURAKT, X?l: Pa. a
N. W. U*