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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-03
A FACETl0US HEADING.
New York Tribune's Query in COnnec'
ton With Discovery of Salt Sea.

Under the caption ANY Mormons
Near IT, the New York Tribune prints
the following story:
Sven Hedin, the explorer, has discov-
cred second Dead sea In the high
lands of Tibet vast lake 80 impreg-
mated with salt that indigenous life is
out of the question. II was impossible
for him to get his boat close to the
shore. so that he and his companions
had to wade out two boats lengths be-
fore she would float; and this was SUI
flcient TO coat their legs and clothes
thickly with salt The entire bed OF
the lake appeared to consist Of salt,
and the density Of the lifeless water
was. of course very high.
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sen. CANNON RECOVERING.
Was Overcome by Washington's In
tense Heat on Tuesday.

Washington. d. c., Aug. S.-Ex-Sena-
tor Frank j. Cannon Of Salt Lake who
was overcome by heat last Tuesday has
recovered and Is out again. Mr.. Can
non was taken Ill on Seventh street
Tuesday and carried to his home on
Twenty-second and Lenna avenue, and
was confined to his bed for several days.
Mr.. Cannon will leave for New York in
day or so,
Edward NJ. Mockley, Cheyenne, Wyo.,
appointed railway mail clerk.
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0GASHARA CONVICTED.
Salt Lake Jap viii be Punished for
Importing Women.

Seattle. Wash, Aug. 2.-Trakachi
ogashara, a Japanese was today
found guilty in the United States Dis
trict court OF importing two Of his
countrywomen into this country for
immoral purposes. ogashara had lured
the women from their homes in Japan,
brought them TO Victoria and thence
10 Seattle, and from here had taken
them 10 Salt Lake City. where he had
OF Customs Heustis had learned OF the
affair and had notified immigration
Inspector Fisher. who followed oga-
shara 20 Salt Lake. There the man
was arrested and bound over for trial
az this place
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having been appointed for the estate
no one had the right to dispose Of any
part Of II. Okeson went TO Attorney
W. F.Wanless, who Informed him that
an administrator had been app0ieted
but the county clerk had lost the rec0ru
Of the appointment. When OkesOn re-
turned to the clerks office he was
shown concluslvely that no appoint
mcnt had ever been made. The case IL
decidedly a mixed up affair.
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she been brought In and convicted Of
the charge against her, instead OF fine
she would have been sent TO Jail In
asmuch as the others had left town she
also agreed to 20 II given a chance. It
was given her. She called at the sta
tion and her $40 bail money was re-
turned with the understanding that she
would leave for other parts today. This
morning she called at Chief Hllton's
office and informed him that she was
about to leave. One OF the women
who left a day or two ago, returned
last night, but Chief Hilton says he
will see that she does not remain here.
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YELLOWSTONE EXCURSION.
AUGUST IA.

A strictly first class excursion at the
remarkably low fare of s5655 from
Salt Lake City. Rate includes all
necessary rail and stage transportation
and also hotel accommodations for an
eight-d trip beyond Monida.
Elegant Concord coaches of the
Monida & Yellowstone Stage company
will be used and stops made at the
regular Yellowstone Park hotels.
Number in party absolutely limited
to forty N0) people. Reserve accom-
modations early. Inquire at Oregon
Short Line ticket Office, POI Main street.
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UTAH,
IDAHO,
the WORLD

Three new maps, just issued, Utah
and Idaho on one side the World on the
reverse side. including population OF
counties and towns according 10 the
1900 census. with brief sketch OF every
country In the world. Size 2IxSl y inches,
value rs cents: sent TO any address Tor
= cents. Address The Deseret News
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TO RECOVER DAMAGES.

The Deep Creek Farm and Livestock
company has commenced suit against
J NJ, Jensen to recover $40. 100 damages.
The plaintiff company claims that il
leased $3.50 head of sheep and 200 rams
from Jensen, which were represented 10
lie sound, but which were affected with
scab and other diseases. These dis
eases spread among the sheep owned
by plaintiff, causing the death Of many.
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FRED w. PRICE APPOINTED.
Made Deputy Statistician to Mr. De
Moisey.

Fred. w. Price, of this city, has been
appointed deputy commissioner Of sta
tistics for Utah under Commissioner
Charles De Moisey, He win enter
upon his duties at once with a salary
of between $50 and 500 per month, the
exact amount having not yet been fixed.
Mr.. DE Moisey has not yet decided
where he will have his Office but II will
be either in the office OF the secretary
of state or the state board Of equaliza-
ton.
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AUCTION.

ON MONDAY. AUG. 5th. AT $50 so. srd
West ST. at lOa m. The following,
| fine Bedroom set; Wardrobe (cost s3i 00l ;
parlOr Carpets; Glass Door Cupboard 4
Garland Cook stove loft Extension Table;
2 Heating Stoves ! Platform Scales; Speed
ing Road Cart; | Show Case suitable
30 display minerals large parlor Hanging
Lamps, lot Fruit Jars; l Reclining Rocker;
| Walnut Hall Tree; and other things too
numerous TO mention O. w. BoutOn.
Auctioneer
SPECIAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
% Bedroom sets, 100 Carpets 80 Rockers
etc etc. All second hand, but good and chean
Cash only. Salt Lake Furniture Co. 25s So.
state ST.
FOR FURNITURE AND CARPETS CALL
at l. y. l. Furniture q Carpet Installment
House. Terms Il on $40; SO on 800. 4sE
2nd south T.. A. sorensen. Tel ASA rings
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BIND
BIND
MAGAZINES

Old Books. Music and Magazines. Put
them In strong new covers for preser-
walton. Many records OF value can be
saved by having them bound. The
Newe blndery can do the work In any
form at any price.
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LOGAN TEMPLE
EsrRAY POUND KEEPERsl

Notice Coop. Wagon & Machin
Company's ad. on page 23
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VETERAN FIREMEN MEETING.

The Veteran FiTemen will hold their
regular meeting next Monday evening
at the hall on Canyon road. Matrvs
Of special Importance are to be consid-
cred and full attendance Is therefore
desired
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70-day'S Metals.
SApfR. Be. so SO cents
ifAO. $3.50
CASING C0PrER IS 5-4tenfssb.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

The members Of the scandinavian
Republican league held a meeting In
the city and county building last night
TO discuss the advisability Of renting a
hall In the uptown district.
A number Of dark female nomads,
representing themselves to be Brazil
ians, are In the city trying TO tell peo-
pies fortunes. Some OF the ladies' are
little curious to hear what the
gypsies have to say, but the latter
don't seem 10 be doing much business
here.
The creditors OF II. c. Taylor, a sa.
loonkeeper OF Rlchfeld. Sewer county,
yesterday filed In the United States
court petition asking that Taylor be
declared bankrupt. The petitioners
are all liquor dealers, 20 whom il is
claimed that Taylor owes money for
supplies The amount involved is
about $780,
Charles Hildehrand an employe Of
the Dalton & Lark, Is at the keogh-
Mokenna hospital suffering from a
broken leg. He was fortunate In get
ting through with his life. He was
working al the bottom Of q siEty-foot
shaft when the skip or car az the Top
OF the shaft fell through and would
have killed him had not some Of the
men working with him succeeded In
drawing him out Of the way
According to Captain d, McCook OF
the Ninth cavalry, who is a guest at
the Kenyon, Fort Douglas Is to be the
headquarters Of the Ninth cavalry and
that 29O men, mostly members Of
Troops +, X. II and l., now on the
ocean, will be sent here for the present
as dsmounted cavalry. Captain Nc
Cook says the men are on the transport
Sheridan, due to arrive at San Fran
cisco August 10th. Captain Schley,
the commanding officer at the post,
says that he has heard nothing OF such
a change.
According to an opinion handed down
yesterday by Attorney Breed
en-. recent election Of school trustees
held In Milford, Willard county, was H.
legal, owing 10 Irregularities In the Sc
lection Of election judges. The trouble
rested In the fact that none Of the trus-
tees were present 20 act as Judges OF
election but each trustee appointed a
representative to act In his stead one
had resigned, but stlll appointed a rep
resentative Two ladies We're declared
elected, and had filed their bonds with
the county clerk They win not. how
ever. be allowed 10 remain In office. un-
less reelected in legal manner.
vInNrfg CANTNnc ID ANfIy - n.
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TEACHERS.

Or. Talmage's new book, 1.-THE Great
Salt Lake. Present and Past" should
be In the hands Of every educator. The
amount Of information II contains re-
lating to the great saline sea. makes II
an invaluable work for reference or
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

1T WILL PAY You 10 GET OUR
prices on Trunks and Bags Have you seen
our solid Lea suit Case at ASH Ne also
have a steel trim med Trunk at sAQo. David
/. GALLAGHER, " L. srd soath
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DISBURSEMENTS.

State warrants paid u,,....S 81 ,44S 81
State district school fund. 80, 794 AZ
University land fund. hmm, 1855 90
Reform school fund ...... 7.6l4 "a
Balance ON hand August l... 1884 IS
ss.tssssss.ss
lpNdl .sss''sss 'ssfsssssssf sF@oVfoof w
The balance on hand at the end of
the month was distributed among the
varfoug funds as follows.
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WATCH MAKERS.
SPECIAL.
SHOES FOR DsroRMED FEET

SOLID COMFORT FOR THE HARD TO
g. Special casts made. Scientific shoe max
INK. Gus. p. Olsen. IS L. Third south.
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IMPORTATION WANTED.

J. l.. Wlnet, OF Newmarket, Alabama,
Is DESTROYS Of communicating with S.
]. Pruet who is thought to be residing
In Salt Lake.
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MERCHANT TAILoRS.

NEED THE MONEY. you NEED
Tallor-made suit Come and strike gat,
gain Fine line samples 10 SOLICIT from I "
Olsen. 3s5 Main street
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Patronige stores That Display
eve Give Trading Stamps" (signs)
eB PER CENT DISCOUNT on
UAMMOCKS.

Weather Keeps hot. but Hammocks
have dropped % per cent. Large as
sortment 90 select from.
Cannon BOOK STORE,
(Deseret News. Propsl
II and Is Main ST.
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Castle Gate, sunnyside and Clear
Creek-Lump. $500 per ton. Winter
Quarters Lump and all nut coal. N7j
per ton. Anthracite all sizes $500 per
ton until Sept. LIST. 70 south Main ST.,
Telephone. i29 D. J. SHARP. Agt
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HAT FAcTo RY.

HAVE OLD HATREPAlRED, HAT Iht.sdn,
a. GOOD as new Blocked into style cies aIl iist
redyed new trimmings Sis. SAT- LAhe :,
Factory. - T. LIST 20 or 10 W. so IeDp'e
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BAKERY.
TICKET BROKERS.

A, r. MOON co. BUY AND SELL r. r.
Tickets. 235 Main IT opposite Walker House.
OSCAR 0ROSH ELL - Railroad Tickets
bought sold and exchanged. 2!l Main st
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.
THIRD WARD.


On Monday, Aug. 8, a farewell en-
tertainment VIII be given in the Third
Ward Meeting house in honor of Prof
Geo, T. Wooley, who leaves Wednes-
day, Aug. to fulfil a mission In Ger
many.
PROGRAM.
Roalditti .....M argetts and Clawson
Recitation ..... .,.......- Ed. Midgley
Mandolin and guitar solo, =,
Freebairn End Seldom
Recitation ......u, ....Addie Eldridge
Vocal solo ..... Catherine Mcclellan
Recitation ,.,... ..,..... Madge Shirers
Guitar solo, ......... c. ID. Schettler
Whistling solo, ...........Pat Klenke
Recitation ...".,. ...Mercy Bywater
Vocal solo .,......,... ....Miss Best
Vocal solo ...... ........P Pearl Cotton
Recitation, "A Railway Station.
Alta Witbeck
GA pupil Of Miss Lillian May stayner)
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MONEY TO LOAN.
ELECTRICAL.

Utah Electrical and SUNNY n, ,pA,
l0.2 u All kinds OF wiring ana rcnsi,s n 4ll
stock OF chandeliers and supplies are nss eai
w date 2liS W. TEN. II L. H. Hawlev
Mgr Joa. q. sharp Sec. & Treas
WE DO ALL KINDS OF FLFOTRI1
work. Having the finest line OF Electric Ft.
house wiring and all kinds OF electric ISn.i.
work. All work guaranteed. Sail AZ,
Electric supply Co., l5-lg West Fist solta
Tel. No q '-
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WAhTED-ACEhTS.


AGENTS-A SPLENDID CHANCE TO
make money our new Pocket Atlas con-
tdins maps Of every state in the union. and
every country In the world, Also the 1900
census complete over four hundred PAGES
OF maps aud descriptive matter Sells at
sight send IS cents for samplssud terms 10
agents. Rand MoNally & Co,trhicago. III.
COOPERATIVE PUBLISHING 90. OF
Chicago, employ agents on FIRST class lltera-
ture and art at 40 per cent Instruction at
studio Of L. l. willard, Mgr. and supervisor OF
agents, %! 4. Brig special interest to teachers
THE DEsFRET NEWS HAVING PuR-
chased the printing plant Of Geo. O. Cannon
4 sons, Is now the exclusive Church publish
ing house. We will make special inducements
20 book agents and canyassers desiring 10
handle Church works References required.
There is q splendid field throughout Utah
and surrounding states for bright can
vasser In these lines send for free catalogue
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BUTCHERS.

GLOBE MEAT MARKET. is MAIN ST,
Robt sherwood, Prop. Established 1894
Highest price paid for choice Beeyes Shssp
Hogs and Poaitry. TeL Ma los T.
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UTAH STEAM DYEING AND CLEAN
ing Co. IS T. 3rd So. Tel GiL Fine work. rea-
sonable prices. Send us your clothes.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

GEO. r. FELT & Co. COMBINATION
fence. lumber, shingles, lath, sash. doori oti,
Cor, sth SO. aud State. Tel a.
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25 PER CENT DISCOUNT on
HANNOCks

Weather keeps hot, but Hammocks
have dropped % per cent. Large as
sortment to select from.
CANNON BOOK STORE,
(Deseret News. Props.)
IL and IS Main st,
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FINANCES OF COUNTY.
Treasurer Dale Submits His Report for
the Month of July.

The report Of County Treasurer Dale
for the month Of July shows as fol-
lows:
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WILL SOME KIND PERSON AID NE
TO get home. way 10 support myself. am
a widow. Best reference. Address Need, ."
this Office.
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CLEANING, DYsINc & REPAIRING.

Is HOUSES, ALL PRICES AMI KINDS
futile Bros. i49 Main st red ball signs
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ZIoNs SAVINGS BANK and Trust
Co. The Oldest and largest savings
bank In Utah pays per cent interest
on 81 70 $1,000 Start an account.
LORENZO SNOW. President.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON. Cashier.
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Specialist; Skin. Genito- Urinary and
Rectal diseases. 5th floor, Progress Bldg
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Wise Words from
Wise Minds:

The family paper is pre-emi-
nently the evening paper. Only
a small percentage Of any fam
lily has leisure TO do more than
10 sean the morning paper,
which comes into the household
when the head OF the family l.
rushing to prepare for work. the
children are busting off to
school, and the housewife has
her hands full of the usual
morning duties. At night the day
tolls are over. calm broods over
the household and the evening
paper is taken up when all its
contents can be heard, weighed
and discussed. The evening pa
per is decidedly the paper for
advertlsers.-Common Sense.
Write them on the
Lining OF your brain
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ROYAL ZWIEBACK,
pure, clean. healthy, good for every
body, Ice per doz For sale at the
Royal, 252 south Main.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

TRUSTWORTHY PERSONS IN EACH
state 10 manage business OF wealthy corpor-
alton. salary SIS cash each Wednesday direct
from headquarters Expense money ad.
vanced. Manager SIS Carton Building, Chi
cAgo.
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CHEAP EXCURSION EAST,
UNION PACIFIC X. X.

UNION PACIFIC X. X.
CHICAGO ION sale daily .....s5s.50
ST. LOUIS (on sale daily 49,. .. 51.50
oMAHA and KANSAS CITY (on
sac daily .,... .,... SO. go. 400
ST PAUL ION sale daily -. 80. $3.50
BUFFALO Ton sale daily .....67.5O
And many other points at correspond
ing rates
CINCINNATI Con sale July End,
Srd and ATM .... .... -, ..... $3.50
DETROIT ton sale July 3rd and
SIM ....s.sss ..ss., .ssss. ..s.,.. bU,So
Liberal return limits on all tickets.
City Ticket Agent, POI Main street.
Royal Bread.
Everybody eats II. Nothing beats II.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
for II every day. Health follows.
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ApplequIst's MIX Bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
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TopAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. m, so; II a. m, SO; - o'clock
noon So. y. m. 81; 2 p. m, 49,
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STOLEN.

ONE SoRREL MARE. TEN YEARS OLD
top end spring rubber tire blue trimmings
buggy. red gear, brass trimmed harness
Hired from kenyon Hotel by O. n. sharp
July q Return and receive a liberal reward
to McCOy's stables
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RHEUMATIC REMEDY.

d. TURNGREN's PREPARATION QU,khs
everywhera s. Turngren. druggist, ia 'tA''
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PERSONAL.

HAIR DRESSING AND MANICURE
Parlors. Have your hair shampooed With
distilled water Tor &c. Hair dressed &c.
Scalp treatment pc. Facial massage sc
Electric face aud scalp treatmentsa special-
". Mrs NJ. q. Reed. 2ls ;. Main. opposite
the Kenyon.
FINEST LADIES HAIR DRESSING AND
Manicuring parlors Ia the west at the SAM
tarium ground foof Most efficient opcr-
ators. Distilled and stsrlllzed water Cool
electric fans appointments can be made
~ phone. Miss Eva liowells In charge
ladies' Turkish bath elegantly equipped
and In charge OF Mrs 2. Olbrich. Practices
chirOpDdy Expert maSseur In all it,
branches. Mrs Olbrich will teach limited
class Ia swimming during tho season. Your
physician will tell you there Is no exercise
30 healthful As swimming The Sanltarlum
Baths 81 West Third South
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RECEIPTS.

Total'.... ..s.,. '..".'.s.> fo'ofE 90
The balance on hand Is divided
among the various funds as follows
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TEMPLE NOTICES.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

SALT LAKE TEMPLE.
The Salt Lake Temple will close FRI
day evening, June 2sth. and reopen on
Monday, Aug. 9th, 1901.
LORENZO SNOW,
President
MANTI TEMPLE.
The Manti Temple will close Friday
evening, the 10th of July, and reopen on
Wednesday, the ith of September, 1901.
JOHN ID. T. McALLISTER,
President.
LOGAN TEMPLE.
Logan Temple will close on the 26th
day Of July and reopen on Sept. ith,
1901. NJ. w. MERRILL.
Prest
ESrRAY POUND KEEPERS
Notice Coon Wagon q Machine
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LIFE INSURANCE.

INSURANCE IN THE CONN MUIUAt
costs least Write for official report an1 \"
ticulars4 A. Macpherson, 5oi Progress b'os'
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UTAH COMMERCIAL ANpsAvGs uANR


Interest paid on savings. W. f.
Armstrong, prest.. p. w Msdsen, vice.
prest., ]. Y. Caine, cashier.
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EDUCATIONAL.

PTTMAN's SHORTHAND. LtssVNs
per month. James u surhns ieaeN'"
Lake City.
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THE STATES CASH.
Treasurer Dixon's Annual Report Filed
With Auditor 'Tingey.

State Treasurer Dixon has filed his
monthly report with Auditor Tingey'
1t makes the following showing of the
states finances:
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HELP WANTED.

NEW METHOD EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Good help supplied on short notice. POSI-
lions furnished on reasonable terms. Phone.
l0s0 2. X. Ashley. Mgr 22H + Second South.