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se-V i THE WASHINGTON TDIES, SATtJRDAY, NOVEMBEJt "10, 1917." 12 SMKTANMOne EETSHEROJCSON LEG LOST i NGREAS AV I'OKT. Nov 10 -One Affl'rnn mother. Ills. MrQulllen. of Philadelphia cn froof tilai of her Spsrtnn like -pin: acr flee to fcatl 'sin hen slie licr son.

Trlr- ai tne of a landing sta.rf. mn an Ai lerican llnei came in. MvQuilltli, hobbliic rrutoh ith hl entire r.ht Ik r.e and proifll) wearing hi uiiiioiln, a a memoir of the American nM nmbu-lance service, was Krertril by his x-oth-r twin the trnrdr: -Welcome honu. son." Then the two fell Into each other's arm. With McQulIlen hia chum, Wavne Vellerlne.

of llillauVlpnia. and also on crutches. Iloth bor were wounded before Verdun tin August 2. They had three wounded Trench sol-dlera In their ambulance and were bolstinir In a fourth while under shall fire when a projectile exploded near them. The four TrTi-h wovniel were killed, the ambulance destroyed, and both Americans terribly mancled.

Decorated By Frenrh. "When they recovered the? found they had receive! the Medal Milltalre and the CroI Ce liuerie. l.h palm amd star The ship which broucht McQulIlen and TeUerlne carried RenresenUtliv Mei'IlI licCormlck. of Illinois. Jut back from a.

asrrer of all tl.e European front. left the ship hurriedly, rtfuflng to talk and presumably to catch a train to Washington to report to President Wilson. Other passengers told of their ship repelling a submarine attack while In the Irish sea, when one day out of a British port. Passenzers in the saloon at ens tvenjne were startled by the sudden roar of the aft run, manned by one of the prize gunnery crews of the navy. Those who rushed out on deck caught a Xllmpse of a hurriedly submerging submarine.

Distress Calls Heard. On that same evening the American finer picked up two calls from shins In distress, both of whom reported submarine attacks. Isaac Marcosson. writer, returned the ship after several months' stay abroad. He was at Monte Ban Gabriels when the Italians held that peak, and attributed the present Italian defeat-to lack of guns and shells.

"General Cadorna," Marcosson said. Is a victim or circumstances. I have aeen near all soldiers In the war, and to my mind the Italians are the best In appearance and action. "Lenlne." he continued, discussing the Russian situation. U1 undoubtedly liead the new government there.

Me Is undoubtedly a German agent, and he 1 the most cangerous man in Russia to day TO BE ASeOFI.CC. The tide of railroad demands for more revenue has set In. Ilefore It reaches Hh full limits, officials pre dieted today, all railways east, west. and south will demand lnereses In passenger fares rr well as freight rates. i Dresent made in separate clause, may be merged by the Interstate Commerce Commission In one sweenies decision.

The re opened 15 per cent case Is rapidly as iimh th jmneri ol the most Im portant national rate hcarlnc In the commission's hlsr. "With expensei mounting as they are now." declared the rauroau coun ael todav. "it Is inevitable that pas sengers will har to chare the extra war burden a' w-ii aa ircism. The Southern lines are expected soon to Join the eastern and wcat-ern carriers in 'lemands for freight Increases. The inarins on the west ern lines Is set -r December IT.

The eastern railways, now placing their freight case before the commisaion In detail are enr-uin'erlnsr stiff opposition from shippers. TO GIVE 3 SERMONS AT CHURCH OF COVENANT WALL ST. MARKET FRACTIONAL ADVANCES AS SESSION OPENS. HALTIGAN'S SON ENLIST8. John Emmet Haltlgan.

eldest son of Patrick J. Haltlgan. former senior read ing clerk of the House of Represents tires, has gone to Waterrllet Arsenal aa clerk In the Ordnance Department, lie lias enlisted in the army as a private. The young man was a student at George town School of Law here when he en tered the army. He is a graduate of Jit St.

Vary's College. Emmltsburg, MO. PIMLICO ENTRIES. PIMLICO RACE TRACK, Md, Not. 10.

Entries for Monday: First race Maidens; three-jrear- elds and upward: six furlongs. Mint Drop. 109; Beau of Menlo, 118; Ly- sette, 109; Canterbury Tales, 112; tHIckory Nut. 109; Tom Lowry, 112; Sabcock. 112; Saturn.

118; Fielder 2d. 312; Truropator. 118; Tarquln, 112; Itoyal York, 118; Mandate, 100; Polly- anna, 109. Second race Steeplechase; three- jrear-olds and upward; claiming; two miles. King Simon.

134: Dolly jiaai- son, 143: "Duke of Norfolk, 139; Captain Parr, 149: Max Meadowa, 149; Saturn, 139: Jimmy Boy. 149; The Carihet, 144; Lady Edwlna, 148 KHix. 154; Chai.cey Fellow, 144. Flro pounds claimed for rider. Ten pounds claimed for rider.

Third race Selling; two-year-old Ix furlongs. Annchen, 109; Vater Toast. 94; Vrrn): MacMn, 102; George Avery, 103; Sixteen to One, 102; a-C. A. Comlskey, 100; Irish Kiss.

105; 'Poor Butterfly, 04; Miss Bryn, 109; High Pass, 10T; a'Lady Eileen. 94; BUI McCloy, 102; Jule. 103; Babette, 99. a-Bert Williams entry. Fourth race The Bowie: $10,000 Added, three-year-olds and up; handi cap; one mile and a half.

Straight Torward. 10K; Hendrle. 110: a-Sun-fconnct. 114; Conduit, 04; Felucca, c-Omar Khyyam, 130: Spur, 117: vWalnut Hall, 10S; Bella Desmond, 107; b-Hollday. 104; Westy Hogan, 120.

Gex. 103; Fairy Wand, 08; Ticket. 108: d-Manlster Toi, 105; Daddy's Choice. 101. A.

Macomber entr b. S. 2ewls entry: W. Viau entrj E. Hen entry Flfth race All ages; one mile, a-Corn Tassel.

117: First Troop. 00; 2tewple O'Neill, 90: Jack Mount. 117: Lady Dorothy, 87; a-Womlng, 00; The Porter, 00: Gold Tassel. 05: Bug-bouse, 90; Recount, 95: Cavan Boy, SO. Capra, 130: Mellora, 114: JIM a.

lit R. Wilson entr- Sixth race Th-ce year-olds and up ward, claiming: -ne mile and a six teenth. Mountsln Rose 2d, 113 Handful, 113. Bar of Thoenlx, 100 Life, 108; Richard Langdon. 110; -Ed -Welas.

103; Cliff Field. 110; Silk Bird, 113; Greetings, 101; Frea. 02; Hesse, 102, Libyan Sands, 113: Andes, 10; Napoleon. 108; Ella Ryan. 105.

Note Thirteen excluded. Seventh race Handicap: selling; three-year-olds, one mile and seventy yards Tliornblo-jrn. 109; Amalgama tor. 110; Kebo. 114.

Langden, 100: Faddy Dear. 110: Captain Ray, 107 Lazy Lou. 111. Master Karma. Ill Bar of Phoenix.

00: Harvest King, 112: Lady Moll. 105; Onwa. Apprentice allowance claimed. Weather clear, 'rack fast yip I NINTH TINE TO SAVE SAVINGS ACOWHTS. At tl-e Church of the Covenant to morrow the Rev.

Charles Wood will preach three sermons. The monthly communion will be held at the morning services and new members. In cluding several soldiers will be re ceived. "The Modem City, The "World's Vanity Fair," will be the topic of the minister's sermon at the after noon services at 3:30 o'clock. The music will be given by the triple quartet.

In the evening at 8 o'clock he will speak on "Merchant Ships and Warships, Their Present-Day Significance." The evening choir of 100 voices, directed by Sydney Lloyd Wrlghtson, -will sing. A special In vitation Is extended to soldiers and sailors. DR. HILLIS COLE TO SPEAK. The Banal Assembly of Washington Is to be addressed by Dr.

Hillls Cole, of New York. In Studio Hall. 1219 Connecticut avenue, at 8:15 o'clock tomorrow evening. "The Splendor of God" will be his theme, a translation of the name of the Persian teacher. the centenary of whose birth, November 12, 1917, la being celebrated by Bahals.

NEWCOMERS TO BE QUE8T8. Men and women who have recently come to Washington are to be the guests at a reception tendered by the Liberal Religious union, of All Souls' Church. Fourteenth and streets northwest, from 8 to o'clock Sun day evening. The question or the shortage of labor will be discussed by Louis F. Post, Assistant Secretary of Labor.

ENGINEERS TO HEAR NORTON. Men from the engineer camp at American University are to bear Ralph Norton, who baa been work lng for two years among the soldiers In the Belgian trenches, at the Central Presbyterian Church tomorrow night. Norton's work was of such value that he visited the front by special permission of the King and Queen of Belgium. 8ALOONLE83 JUBILEE. A saloonless Jubilee Is on the program for the Douglas Memorial M.

E. Church. Eleventh and streets northeast, tomorrow, with addresses at 1 o'clock by the pastor, the Rev. Dr. McLean, and at 7:30 o'clock by the Rev.

Dr. Clarence True Wilson, secretary of the Temperance Society of the Methodist Episcopal denomination. 5 tfi TO DINE SOLDIERS. Sunday night supper for 100 oldie will be served at the North Cspltr. Methodist Episcopal Churcn.

wort Capitol and streets, before the regular Epworth League and evening church services tomorrow. The Rev. John R. Edwards. Diatrlct superintendent of the Methodist Episcopal Church, will speak at both service.

All men In uniform are Invited to all services at the church. SOLDIERS' SOCIAL TONIGHT. The regular Saturday evening social for soldiers and sailors held at the downtown churches will be given tonight by the Christlsn Endeavor So clety of the New York Avenue Pres byterlan Church In their church building, at New York avenue and II street northwest. All men In uniform are Invited. "GAY TIME HERE7" "Can You Have a Gay Old Time in Washington?" is the subject of the Reve.

E. Hex Swem's sermon at the Centennial Baptist Church. Sventh and I streets northeast, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. The mornlni; service will begin at 11 o'clock. TO HEAR SINGING EVANGELIST.

The Armenian singing evangelist. Prof. Marashllan. who accompanies his sermons on the violin, will preach at the Ingram Memorial Concrega tlonal Church, Tenth street and Massachusetts avenue, tomorrow night at 8 o'clock. He will render his famous "first Sermon In Songs." "DRY CAPITAL" IS SUBJECT.

"The Blessings of a Dry Washing ton" Is to be the theme of the ser mon of the Rev. J. Milton Waldron at th Shlloh Baptist Church tomorrow morning. At night the Rev. James Kent, tecently ordained to the minis try, will preach.

TO TALK ON CHARACTER. A lecture on "Thought and Charac ter" will be given by the Rev. E. Powers In the lobby of the Central M. A.

building tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. aT LOANS HORNING itEi.etc va. taoota Utaany Brloost. jjj, smfrniffiiIsaamaaatiaUH Union Pacific, Reading, American! Sugar, Utah, Marine, New Haven, I and New York Central Show Gains Anaconda and General Motor Drop. NEW YORK.

Nov. market opened fractionally higher to day. Union Pacific and Reading both showed gains of point at 111 and 07 respectively American Sugar at 92, up United States Steel Utah 74, up Marine 20, up New Haven 23, up and New York Central 07, up M. Anaconda General Motors, however, showed overnight losses. Anaconda opened at S1U, oft and General Motors off The market clored firm.

Tetttrday Close. 50J Ajax. Rubber 3 163 AUis-Chal -Am Ag Chem Am WA Am h-SVA pfd 50U Am In Cor-. 26 Am Linseed. 62 Am Lin pfd.

49? Am J6 Anl Malt pf. 627S Am Sam Tob 72'A Am Smeltinjt 522 A Steel Fdy. SOJs Am 109 Am Sujrar pf. VffJi 107J4 107b 105 Am Tel T. 106 105H 105M S2A 82)4 62J4 Am Wool pf.

88 88 88 19 Am pf 115 Am Anaccada 83Js Atchison 85 Atchison pfd At Coast L. 92U I. 53H Bald 5IK Bait- Ohio. 8 Barrett Batopilas Jin 77A Beth Steel- 769 Beth Stl B. 97 Beth pf cts Ji Brook Burns Bros.

17 Butte Sup 135J Can Pacific. 0 Cal Pet pf--61J Cent Leather 99U Cent Lea pf Centl Found. 30 Cerro 58 Chandler M. Ches Ohio 20 pfd. 94 W--.

39X P. VS'A I 40 6 wi. 12 Chile Copper 37 Chin Cop. So 1 pf 31'A Col I lltlh. SO 2J4 17Ja 743b 333 62JS 13 53 517.

27J C4 505b f3 73 52 93 19M 11 55 E4 85 97K 54 53 5 87J 17s 78 78 98 46 102 TeatarAay Close, Savage Arms 18 SAL Saxon Motor 30 Sinclair Oil. 19 hattuck A 36 Sloss I 24 Southern Ry. So Ry 797b South Pacific SL c6'4 Stadebaker Sup Teraa The stock, 43 Tobac 88 USJnAlpf 91J 9175 91i 111 Unhm Pacific 1137. lllTa" 113 36 Un AI Steel. 37 37 c7 11 11 11 103 United Fruit 108TS 10874 10375 Un'w'd Type 91 91 "91 8374 Cifr Stores 67b UnRy Ry Inv pr 51 US Rubber.

43 4374 917b Steel Low. 50 274 1774 74 32 62 127b 53 51 1674 62 50 56 c3 72 52 927. 18 11 4 E47a 84 977b 93 53 52 877 Hi 78 777 97 4574 0 274 1774 74 33 6274 13 53 51 674 64 507s 56 53 73 52 93 18 11 54 E474 85 977 9374 53 52 87 17a 73 77 98 45 1674 1674 136 135 101 102 1674 2874 Col E--61 Consol Gas--78 Cont 26 Corn 8 Corn Prod pf 527b Crucible Stl. 25 Cuba Sug. 3374 Dirt 14 Erie 2274 Erie 1st pf.

16 Erie 2nd pf. 124 7774 Gen Motors. J5 Goodrich BF 90 North pf 244 Gt Nor Ore. Greene C. 8D Gulf St Stl- 31 31 6274 617 99 99 26 26 307 0 6074 8 4774 46 20 20 94 9474 39 39 18 17 41 40 137 12 37 37 44 44 22 32 29 29 8274 82 79 78 26 26 8974 8974 6374 5274 277b 26 34 34 1574 14 22 22 17 17 Itlih.

Lew. Close 567a 56 5674 18 18 IB 5 5 3074 29 29 1974 1974 1974 367 3674 24 T474 24 63 8174 6074 81 tf 14 1474 14 41 6 41 3174 3174 31-' 137 1S774 137 12 1224 12 4574 4474 45J4 10774 10774 10774 106 Steel pf 109 Oa EX a 7474 Utah Copper 26 Va Car Cm. 8 Wabash 4074 Wabash pf A 2074 Wabash pf 7874 West Union. 33 WesVhouse 12 Western Md. 8 Erie.

35 White 44 Wilson Inc- 15 Willys Orer. 11174 Woolworth 474 84 8474 6 6 6 1374 1374 13J4 51 49 50 43 4) 43 44 44 44 92 9174 9274 109 108 109 16 16 16 75 7474 75 27 27 27 8 8 87a 40 40 2074 2074 2074 80 7974 7974 38 37 33 13 12 13 9 8 9 36 36 36 4474 4474 4474 17 16 17 112 112 112 LOVE FOR FIRST WIFE MOTIVE OF SLAYER'S ESCAPE THE LOCAL MARKET LITTLE ACTIVITY ON CAPITAL EXCHANGE TODAY. No Bonds Sold Bidding Irregular. Ten Shares of Washington Loan and Trust Only Sales During Reg ular Call, Half at 238, and Re mainder at 237. There was little activity on the Washington Stock Exchange today.

No bonds were sold and the bidding was Irregular. Ten shares of Wash ington oLan and Trust, Ave at 238 and five at 237, were the only sales during the regular call. After call cne share of Capital Traction sold at 81, there being little demand for the stock. Washington Railway and Electric preferred was In good de mand, odd lots totaling thlrtr-two shares selling at 70, which Is a decline of one point. Washington Gas fell of a quarter of a point today In the asking price, the stock now being offered at 53 Vi- Total sales on the exchange for the week ending November 10.

1017, were: Bonds, stocks. 208. 1374 3774 44 32 2974 82 79 2674 8974 3 26 4 1574 2274 17 12574 12274 124 Was It love for bis first wife, Agnes Gillette, that led George Gil lette, alias James McDonald, to break trust at the Plstrlct reformatory, Lorton, Va travel for a month all over the United States, and finally give himself up to New Tork police! From what McDonald, shackeled to Dr. Hornbeck, of Lorton, at police headquarters today, told Inspector Grant, of his strange month of freedom, the Inspector believes It was devotion to first love, that sounded an Irreslstable call to the slayer of wife No. 2, and that It was the some devotion that counselled him to surrender.

"I have no Intention ot staying i out," McDonald, faultlessly dressed. calm and clear-eyed told Inspector lirsnr. -But I haj plans laid to see i a yertajn party which nothing could now i rave seen tne party. 136 31 6274 99 26 3074 074 47 20 94 39 18 41 I thwart. 80 35 91 25 574 0 74 35 91 24 3574 80 80 35 91 25 3574 80 Gulf Stl pf 10174 10174 10174 39 Ins Copper.

41 40 41 Int Harres-- 53 53 53 45 Int Con p'f-- 45 45 45 26)4 Int 27 26 27 20 Int 20 '4 2D7S 20 52 Int Pa pf sta 52 52 52 1475 Kan City So. 14 14 14 44 Kan So pf 43 43 43 2974 Kennecott 30 2974 30 9 Lake 8 8 8 70 Lack Steel-- 7174 7074 7074 13 Leo Tire 1374 13 1374 5374 Lehigh 5374 53 5374 Mackay 59 59 9 2674 Marine com. 26 25 26 S6 Marine 9774 957 95 21 Maxwell MC 25 2274 25 51 Maxwell 1 pf. 53 5074 53 Mbx 2d pf 15 14 15 75 Mexican Pet. 7574 74 74 27 Miami 27 26 27 4174 Midvale Stl.

43 42 42 21 Mo Pacific 22 21 2274 39 Mo Pac 4074 39 40 345s Nat S-- 35 35 35 21 Nat C- 22 21 22 Nat 42 42 42 16 Nev Cop-- 36 16 16 1027 Nor West. 22 6 Central 4 Vorth Pacific TO Nova Sco Stl 35 Ohio Gas 4 Ontario Silvr 0 Owens M. 23 Pacific Mail. 48 PennRR--. 42 Peo C.

Phila 39 Pitts Coal-. 2274 Pitta WVa 51 Press Stl Car 12774 Pull Pal Car 127 127 127 110 Pub Service. 110 110 110 20 Ray Con Cop 20 21J4 70 Rep I Stl. 70 7074 7074 66 Reading 6874 67 67 KoralDtttch. 65 64 65 103J4 10374 10374 24 J4 2374 24 67 85 5 4 83 2374 43 4274 26 40 22 52 6774 6574 74 5 474 80 24 4874 4274 26 'A 40J4 23 52 and I aai ready to go back to ray life' sentence." Agnes Gillette lives In New Tork.

Travelled In' the eWst. "I have travelled a long way since MsnslU F. Mills and I broke jail at Lorton. I had J0OO, and I went to San Francisco, loafed In the West a couple of weeks, came to New Tork. ssw the person I wanted to see and reoprted to the police.

I'll go back and face the music." The police believe that McDonald was "staked" to 1000 with the understanding that he would not stay away from jail permanently. "I think he might have done this," said Inspector Grsnt, "for he's changed a great deal sine ehls last pictures were taken." As to hte story McDonald Is reputed to have told the New York police regarding the murder ot his second wife. Gertrude, It Is called "bosh" In Washington, just a pleasant fabrication with which McDonald had his little joke on sleuths ot the Metropolis. "Everyone In this department knows the straight of tho McDonald case," says Grant "and McDonald could fool no one here with the tale or a murder at a dinner party." Police Fine Cine to Mills. Police are not disclosing their plans as to the apprehension of Mills, who, McDonald says, accompanied him as far as New York, but It Is believed McDonald has given Informs, tlon which will prove of great value.

McDonald, brought here from New York last night, by Headquarters De. tectlve Vermillion, left for Lorton. about noon today. He told how easy It was for him. a trusty and expert office man at the reformatory, simply to walk out.

Five miles off, accomplices waited with an auto and changes of clothing, he sold. A sister of Gertrude Gillette, formerly living In Washington, Is vastly relieved. Inspector Grant says, to know that the alsyrr Is again In the hands of the police She feared he would seek revenge on her. It Is said. ciotiSal services at christ p.

e. church Special services today and tomorrow will celebrate the flrat centennial iaf the orraniiitlim r. L-nnii iiv- tentant Episcopal Church, Thirty-first 6574 and streets. Georgetown, for seversl 74 Pl" worship of Frsncls 2cntt UI'r of "The Spangled Ilanner" Hlahop Hsrdlng snd the clergy uf 80 Wsshlngton have been nvlted to attend the principal serv- Samuel McRoberts. executive manager of the National City Bank of New Tork, Is to come to Washington to aid the ordnance bureau of the War Department.

Frank A. Vander Up, president of the bank, has been In Washington for several months assisting the Government In the marketing of the war savings certificates. High praise was accorded ths Liberty loan committee of the District on the showing made by the Capital by Governor Seay of the Richmond -reserve bank, who attended the conference of reserve bank governors with the reserve board In Washington There will he an abundant supply ot pennies before the holiday season begins Is the announcement of Director of the. Mint Baker. Already the mint Is catching up with Its or ders and In another week expects to be abreast.

of the demands. 19-FOOT LINCOLN LOST AND FOUND IN MARBLE WILL BAR PIN. sapphire sad peart, en Wednesday meralaa- en stmt or lit. Pleasant or Ctvrr Chase ears. Reward If rsturaed Keokuk st Chevy Chase.

GRACE MIL COLIJE November t. white snd brown. R-wsraurrBcb. st. N.

W. North Eg. 1 OOli) 8IONET RINO. Inscribed F. Nol I.

O. U. J. If sultan border. Mil: lost on Widnesdsy.

Rsturn to in: N. Carolina in. N. E. and receive reward.

10 PCR8E-Coctalnlns cash, papers and keys ana sup: tost mur Phone Nona soot, name and addrrss on bank Noverabor e. Howard. A nlneten-foot marble statue of Abraham Lincoln. Instead of a ten or twelve-foot figure, originally plan ned, will be Installed In the Interior of the 12,000,000 Lincoln Memorial In Potomac Park, It was announced to day. The Lincoln Memorial Commission decided to enlarye the statue design after a study of the completed Interl or of the memorial showed that the statue In Its old proportions would be too small to bear Its proper pro portions to the building Itself.

Dsnlel Chester French, who was al. loted $45,000 to execute ths marble statue of Lincoln will be given larger fee out ot the appropriation already provided. It will take a year to complete the statue. Jules Guerln has begun work on the allegorical palotjng In the Interior of the memorial. Work on the concrete approaches to the building Is being continued.

It will be another year, however, before the memorial reaches the stage of final completion, and Is rcsdy for dedication. Changes In tho Lincoln statue design were approved at a meeting of the Lincoln memorial commission here yesterday, which was attended by former President Taft. chairman. Speaker Champ Clark, Senator Martin of Virginia, ex-Senator Wetmore of Rhode Island, and ex-Senator Joseph S. Blackbarn of Kentucky.

WANTS 10,000 MEN TO START BIBLE CLASSES COLIJE. black, with white around sock: brown face. Llboral reward retaraod ta Md. are. 8.

W. Phono Uln US. 1 TWO AUTO TIRES, ens 8tlTrtown-cord and one Oordoa. betwson Baltimore puts and Camp Meade. iReward.

BR. a Uth t. N. W. 1 WALLET Containing mileage cards of vatuo only to owner, word.

BOX HI. Times eraeo. i books and Liberal re-V DOO white body with block soot en side, black oars, brown foes. Reword. W1L r.

gHERRER. Oi L-st. N. E. OOLD UESn BAO Loot on October i.

marked U. II. Reward of 3 If ratarned to ins st. N. W.

LOST 2 Diamond Rings; reward; no questions asked. 1427 CHAPIN ST. APT. 3. CO 00 At Stb ui4 Fa.

an. front of Ou OOct. Lawn! rrwmrt, set tut If K. WANTED AGENTS Ai'Ka rbWLadles snd rsntlsisea. from lis new bolag earned by represeataUvea XI Ooorsw v.

can or write. HELP WANTED MALE 15 UNION SHEET METAL WORKERS. Apply Camp Ord-way, 5 th and Florida avc N. P. F.

GORMELVCO. MALE HELP WANTCDApty UPXRTiC TENDKNT. Emergency ITesnltqi. HOTEL. CLERKS, ntcbt watckmoa.

BURGESS HOTEL AOENCT, Kg ICtt St. Jf W. 1 NIOKT ENOINEER to work. CI gas boose. BOX UK TUMI oco.

PLATEN PRESS rEEOERS-Tbree. sa Colt's pmsom. Apply NATIONAL CAPI. TAL PRESS. Ill Uth St.

N. W. it UNION an TIN, PUTKBEJtS and bolDors. SMv after t. 23 Rh st.

N. X. FOLST CtfJU PUMTKH-WIUl penenee ta nraaoai roforonoost aee ta preaouur good port Apply su st. U. W.

PHTSICIANS WANTET-Reriteres la Wast Virginia for turn rrad adveruatag efaeos: state ore. qnaliaeauotui and szeerioBeo first letter; sober. nUsbla men only dostnd. assa w. rtTwT- PAPERHANGER First-class mechanic wishes situation.

BOX 110, Times 0ff.ee. TINNERS-Thr-, and Uxtm fctlpcr. Apptr Room US. lou maA Tturt Company BonAteg. TUTOR for cbamtctrr lor a tww boon a VNk.

ALTREO HZRMJUISXX, T3 rtn4 rt- N. W. HELP WANTED MALE BARBER Most bo flrst-clses; salary and coninilion- ui uu ex. n. w.

l- BLACKSMITH All-around man. at Inmar sat shop. Clarendon, sttadr Job for rlq-bt man. Phono MIL Palls Church, Va. Is BRICKLATERS-Ton, or hollow tn.

setters, at ones. Phono M. ISOS or Col HO. Call 111 Boathorn Bldr. 10 BOILERMAKERS, machinists, mrasescsrs.

white aod colored laborers. Applv Room M0. Union station. TODAY'S 8ALE9. Washington Loan and Trust, GQ23S, SC23T.

After call: Capital Traction. 1 SSI. Washlncton Rallv-ay and Electric pfd, SS70, 5 70. OC70. TO 70, 10970.

LOCAL BONO MARKET. GOVERNMENT BONDS. juia. Aisea. eoK 871 SH 89tt 8ST4 WTi 10'.

10SH 10SS 090 100 78 87 102M 100 103 SO 87H 100 98 100 95 93 101 102 Ice which will be held this afternoon 43J I at 3 clock William A. dordon. one 42'a lte vetry: h0 been a member ''-I of the church for more th.n niv 25 WA 22 Jt 52 years, dress. make the principal ad- TONNAQE SHOWS DECREASE. NKW YORK.

Nov. 10 -The unfilled tonnag-e of the United mates Steel Corporation on October 31 was eholns- a decrease of On September 3Ul tne unfilled ton5 and on Au- u. a iter. U. S.

Coupon U.S. Rer. 3-s IT. S. Coupon V.

B. near. U. S. Coupon 4's Liberty Loan 3's.

OAS BONDS. Wash. GosC's RAILROAD BONDS. Capital Trac. R.

R. B's Wash. Ry. Elec 73 Alsx. ML V.

B' MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. Po'omac Elec. Cons. Potomac Elec LL HP. Telephone Amer.

TeL TeL Am. T. T. Tr. Amer.

Orapho. 1st D. C. Paper Mfr. Waah.

Market Bs, 1927.. Wash. Market Bs. W. M.

Cold Storsro Sec Strs. A Safe Dp. 6a N. tc W. Steamboat 100 Rites Realty Cs (Lone).

U. S. Realty Bs 104 PUBLIC UTILITT STOCKS. Capital Traction 80 81 'X Wash. Ry.

A Elec com 70 Waah. Ry. Elec pfd 73 N. A W. Steamboat ISO Washlncton Gas BB S3U Amer.

Tel A Teles 104 TTPE MACHINE STOCKS. Merg-onthaler 137 140 Lanston Monotype 70 NATIONAL BANK STOCKS. Amer. NaL Bank ISO Col. NaL Bank 21314 Commercial Nat.

Bank 190 200 District Nat. Bank 143 143 Far. Mech. Nat. Bank.

230 Federal NaL Bank 170 Lincoln NaL Bank 160 Nat. Metro. Bank 200 Rices Nat Bank NaL Bank of Wash TRUST COMPANT Amer. Sec. A Trust Savlnes A Union Trust Wash.

Loan A Trust. Continental Trust SAVINGS BANK Home Savlnes Bank of Com. A E. Wash. Sav.

Sec Sav. A Com. Bank. FIRE INSURANCE STOCKS. Arllncton Fire 8 10 Firemen's Fire Ins 80 Ger.

Amer. Fire Insur. 19 NaL Union Fire TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS. Real Estate Title Ins 80 MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS. Cbapln Backs D.

Paper Mfc Msr. Trans. A Storage. Security Storace Sec Stcc A ASafe Dep. Waahlncton U.

S. Realty Co Ten thousand men to orranlze Bible classes In the Waihlnrton churches are being; souj-ht by the Rer. Georc C. Dowey, Bible class director for the Billy Sunday cam- palfn, who arrived In Washing-ton to day from Atlanta. Dr.

Dowey will becln his active earnpalcn to enlist the 10,000 workers tomorrow, when he will speak In six of Washington's churches the United Brethren Church, Church of the Advent, Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Protestant Church. Bethany Baptist Church, Lincoln Road M. E. Church, and Ecklncton Presbyterian Church. Dr.

James E. Walker, advance man for Billy Sunday, will speak tomorrow at Calvary Baptist Church, Tounc Women's Christian Association, and Fourth Presbyterian Church. WILL DEMONSTRATE BEAN8. A demonstration of methods of using soy beans as wheat, meat, and fat substitutes will be given Monday afternoon at 2:30 at Woodward A Lothrop'a auditorium by W. Morse, scientific assistant forace crop Investlcator of the Department of Agriculture.

This lecture Is the first of a series of six on methods of saving sugar, fats, wheat, and meats. given under the auspices of Miss Grace E. Sehaeffer. assistant home demon stratlon agent of the Department ot Agriculture, BOY Colored, to drive a Ford delivery car for tailor's establishment- JOSEPH M. WALDO, 452 st N.

W. ERRAND BOY Colored. Apply at once, HENRY SCHICK 1421 st N. W. TWO ELEVATOR BOTH.

Applr wtth li cense "THE JUOKLANI18." Connecticut nl i 1 avs. gad California st. TWO BOT8 over It rears ot are, 1 boars: cood salary. Apply CORBY Lasgdea, D. WHITE BOX with wheel, at once.

Dunaific. St Oxford BOT wanted. OEO. A. SUI0ND8.

Bookbinders. st. n. BOT Two colored! Appir un su experience ennecesaarr. W.

BOT Colored, over J. lttb and r. Apply BUTLER'S, PLUMBER First dan. union, steady work. ARTHUR J.

THOLL, 1708 9th st. N. W. SALESMEN for drapery and upholstery department; permanent positions. Apply superintendent, HECHT 4 CO, 7th st near F.

TAILORS For onr alteration dept Highest wages paid. ERLE- BACHER'S. 1210 St N. V. TELEPHONE OPERATOR Good position and chance for advancement for right party Apply Manager, NEW EB- BITT, 14th and sts.

N. W. YOUNG MAN to do clerical work. Apply at once THE WASHINGTON NEWS 313 6thstN. W.

BUSHELMEN good; once; highest pay and steady work. J. HEIBERGER SON, INC, 1419 FSLN.W. BUSHELMEN For men's al teration department; perma nent positions. Apply Supt, HECHT 7th st, near F.

YOUNG MAN Bright; as stock clerk. SAKS FUR 1212 st N. W. TOUKO HEX tlphon operators berth and state ac. axpsriMic, ntwrmem and saSarr Jkddrwa BOX Itt.

TtSM cfflci. YOUKQ MAN to look after ama are lamp. Call aftar 9 a. nu. Ml norlda.

ara. N. W. TOUNO Krx Two. Station.

BOX US. TUsm offioa. aa ears at Ualoa EDUCATIONAL BERLITZ FRE.YCII SPANISH ITALIAV GEI1MAV Ktew Etc. SCHOOL 490 130 STOCKS. 238 38.1 120 123 235 120 123 STOCKS.

420 13 12 163 180 ISO 140 200 100 110 183 110 1T 12H THE WHOLE8ALE AND RETAIL PRODUCE MARKET. Tht followlns were tho rr. 'slllnr prices st fh Farmers' Municipal Produce Mirkct to- dsy. sccordlns to the Iepsrtment of Weights. Hresurci, sna uk am imuigi.

00 to 8.00 to Sl.M U00 II tso IS to It a to u.u to to ii ta un tine to ij is to M.I0 Beets, per 100 bunches Csbbase. Pr torrel Csrrete. per 100 bunches Carrots, per bos sse. per doten Ks'e. per barrel Potatoes, per barrel Bplnarh.

Pr barrel Pplnach, per crate Tumlna. rr box Apptee. per barrel Se.t potatoes, per barrel The Best Metaed Day Urenlnr; Sessions. Prlratelr A TRIAL LESSOjY frhIL IB I4th Street N. V.

Xew Classes Co.staatlr Feralx. fierNIs School Litton ort not lectures cut conversations entirely tht foreign language Between teocaers and ttutntt. WINCH. SPANISH Rapid. eeOTersallea: COLLEGE! PHEPARATORT; alt OOT.m-ment examinations, raodermto.

COLUMBIA UNrVEHSITT SCHOOL. CI llth st. N. W. SPECIAL rNSTHUCTlON IK DECIMAL FILING TUITION FOR ENTIRE COURSE.

B. THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORT SCHOOL. E. CORNER Uth AND rK.ff TELEPHONE rRANKLTN HM. I Itallmn Leiaans refined rouns tesi Address P.

O. i. mo m. aiation. eh- Box YU I Complete courses iITliUifli In Shorthand ($3.50 Bookkeeping Drafting Preparatory Accountancy (C.

P. A. and B. C. S.

Course). Day and Evening. Bulletins free. 1736 St N.W. MECERA MUSIC STUDIO.

mi a st. n. w. COATMAKERS COATUAKERS arLBERT. ins vbv.

tr.tr: CLERKS, automobile drlrers. tmsht band. lers. also bors otst II years old. Apply Timekeeper.

ADAMS EXPRESS 2nd and 70StS. K. E. FOOD CHECKER-HOTEL POWHATAN, Uth snd Pa. are.

N. W. 10 FLOOR 8CRAPERSW per day. IMI OeorUa are. Cot.

UU. 10 COLLECTOR Thoroughly experienced, installment furniture. Permanent position. Salary $18.00 per week. Ad dress BOX 147.

LABORERS Colored, for warehouse. Apply HUB FURNITURE 7th and N. W. LABORERS ttM day; steady work all ninUr; rain or bin; also 1 drlTtr. taks Soldiers Homo or Brookland can.

W. IL SOMERVILLE. Trrrm Cotta, D. i LABORERS iron shop. N.

E. Colored, for 5th and sts. 1. LABORERS White, $2.75 per day, steady work. Apply Timekeeper, ADAMS EXPRESS 2nd Eye sts.

N. E. MALE HELP WANTED Apply SUPEBIN-TENDENT. Emarsency IlosptUL 1 NATIONAL SCHOOL FINE APPLIED ARTS Ktitnil FELIX MlsMT IS05 Shorthand Typewrltlne 417 Southern Bids. LAKE SCHOOL Individual Instruction.

SINGING ELOCUTION MRS. EMILY ntECH BARNES Residence fitudlo. 141 11th rt ne. Pb Line. 17a.

Tuee. and rrt ll lh NW STEAMSHIPS OLD POINT COMFORT, NORFOLK, VA. Via rotomac nirer aad Cheaapeaks Bay. All points Sooth ad Seotawest, nally serrlee, Norfolk Washington Steamboat Co. MOVING, PACKING.

STORAGE FINANCIAL The Safest Investments Are theee that do net Saetuste dutlnc die. turhed eondtttoss et the soooey or stock msr-Isu. Slret ami st iruet notes tint men- ELS el. we" wurw wwie to. ise litrlot of Columbia, commute "slU-edse" anr.efal raeDflBalblUtr Ot tsdlTlduala oe corporations for their stability.

We can tneeetments ta amouata trora Uot p' enS far hoAklet. liane and InTeetmtoU." SWARTZELL, RHEEM HENSEY ltt fto SAPETT FIRST ARSOLUTELT FIREPROOr STORAGE. UNmni ffriwji sniRAOE CO Rooms. I3.A) and up. Moelns.

Packing- Phoi.0 Maln4 41-JS 10th et. N. Y. rV I NI PADDED VANS mtV IfSU si-iucisIIED. M.

MI0 3I1I KREIG'S EXPRESS KM II Street 8TORAOE. PACKINO AND SHIPPINO. L. UOVINO MOVE ANT-THING. ANYTIME ANT WHERE.

TRIPS TO BALTIMORE WITH A1TO L. A. TOM-LIN. 1175 CHURCH ST W. iMmrs'TrtANsFKn and stohaos mevlna to star- see.

Phone North 3343 or North S3. Ofllee. 13 NUht er holiday. lee ft. XU3.

Lena: Hletaar haullnc. (EC MB for beef price" aod erelee. THE TEOPt-trg UTORAOE AND EXPRESS. ir tth st N. CLEAN, dry atorace for furnltura and pttnos.

Eatlmalee cheerfully sln. WESCHLER 8. Ja. are. Pbese Main MAN Touns: take some subjects, lsa-ausrea mstherastlcSjCtcr play basketball: low rates.

BOX 103. Times office. MACHINISTS, boilermakers. machinists' helpers, boiler- makers' helpers, clerks, messenger boys, baggage and mail porters; white and colored laborers. Apply Room 308.

Union Station. WANTED A man'thet will make himself ueerul about a mattress factory: a cnod opportunity for tho right man. Applr THE UEDUELL, UFO CIS St. A. W.

10 YOUNG MAN Urlrht, asnrresslre, -etnd en erKetle, as classified advertl. Inc solicitor; preferahlr between 17 and 23 years of are. A splendid opportunity for the rlrht man. Applr at one. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT.

THE WASHINGTON TIMES HELP WANTED FEMALE CONDON aad chocolate worker: from i ta 1 p. m. dally. BUCKINGHAM, at Pa, are. 8.

E. 1 OIRLS wanted to work la ranch roosi sad refreshment stand at ML Myers. Apply 1X it st. N. W.

Phono West IML APPRENTICE GIRL to learn Dookbtadnv. GEORGE A. alMONDS CO aL NW. to attend toda feantaia: must earn welt recommended. THOMPSON'S DRUO BTORTi.

TC Uth at- N. W. LADT -bo hss had aTperlence In pbot. crsph studio. Applr IS St.

N. Brooks; Studio. SALESLADIES 15, for dress goods, silks, wash goods and domestics; leather goods and gloves. Good salary, permanent position. BEHRENDS DEPT.

STORE, 720 7th st. N. W. 1. REFINED YOUNG LADLES AS TELEPHONE OPERATORS Between 18 to 25 years of age; 8th grade education, salary paid while learning; rapid advancement; splendid surroundings; rest rooms and dining rooms sick benefits.

Apply P. TELEPHONE Ho mer 13th and sts. N. apply between 9 a.m. and 5 p.

Room 308. MAN Tounr: take some subjects, laasuares. mathematlca. play basketball; low rates. BOX 10Q.

Times office. MAN To operate Thew Steam Shovel; permanent Apply WEST BRO. BRICK South End Long Bridge, Va. MAN To set up toys. Apply at once, Supt, HECHT C.O., 7th si, near F.

MEN AND BOTrV-Colored. young tllrhtl. wtlh wheels for raereenser and delivery buetnesa: can earn from 13 to S3 re a day. tr-ply DIME MESSENGER SERVICE. 717 Itth N.

W. WANTED Bright, intelligent messen gers, over 16 years of age. Chance for advancement ana opportunity to learn newspaper work. Apply CITY ROOM, THE TIMES. MEN te eelleet debits.

D. W. MdNTSUB, et, n. w. SALESLADIES for all departments; permanent positions.

Apply superintendent HECHT 7th st. near F. TOUNO LADIES for lljht maaufacturbc work Apply O. L. HUSKE OPTICAL Ht II St.

N. Vf. I YOUNG LADY CapabU of aelllnr sad nslnx phono: salary; tood chance for advancement. Apply at once. Classified Advertising Dept The Washington Times Domestic COOK White; experienced; stay nights; references; permanent position.

MR. LUCHS, 713 14th st. N.W. COOK Small so or stay atshts; food wasee. Apply S137 Le Roy pt.

or telanhone North 60ft. eto COOK Colored woman: general housework: for small family. Call UM Wyomlnx ave. N. W.

1 COOK Good colored. w. per week. Applr Park pL CHAMBERMAID and waitress In small boarding house; experienced. 1330 Yt.

aTa.1 OIRL-Colored. for general housework; good wages. Apply 1U1 Pa. are. N.

W. 13 to do morning work: come ready to work. 13 Wth it. N. W.

GIRL Per general housework: two ta fam ily, uis si w. w. rets. UM Uth at. LAUNDRESS With n.

vr. WOMAN Whits, te de general housswotat no laundry; star Bights: salary ta: refer ejioes. iw Cautorals. st,.